The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-09-20
Otto Schulz of Carson is in town this

A first-class female cook is wanted.
Inquire at Ritchford's hotel.
Miss Rebecca Goldstein is visiting
friends at the Diamond Sawmill.
Miss Josephine Kenny opened the
Markleeville school last Monday.
DIR. May Blossom of Genoa is the
guest of Dr. Helen Rulison of Reno for
short time.
The GardnerviIle Cornet Band will
give picnic in Hussman's grove next
Sunday. See advertisement.
The front of Mrs. Behrman's build
ing, occupied by Dr. Smith McMullin,
has received new coat of paint.
Pete Gladder and family of Antelope
Valley are talking of locating in Gard
nerville. Mr. Gladder is a shoemaker
DR.. ]. w. Anderson, the practical
dentist, has returned to Gardnerville,
and has his Office at the Ritchford
Hotel.
Memorial services in honor of the
late President Mckinley were held
yesterday morning at IL o'clock in the
school house.
Mr. Chester, who was brought in
from Pine Nut last week and taken
to the county hospital, is recovering.
He is rs years old.
Judge Mack departed for Indianap-
oplis last Thursday to attend the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge Il @: o. F. He
expects to return on the oath inst.
w. P. Rankin, the new Methodist
minister appointed to this charge, will
arrive in GardnerviIle tomorrow or
next day. His mother and sister are
coming with him.
The COURIER has received complii
mentary ticket to the Carson District
Fair. The races will begin next. Mon
day. Most of the attractions at the
State fair will come to Carson and
fine weeks sport is assured.
On Monday G. G. Turner of Smith
Valley fell from wall at the Court
House in Dayton and cut deep cash
under his eye, besides being consider
ably bruised. A physician was called
from Virginia City to dress his wounds.
Ex-Chief of Police Lloyd of Oakland
has organized company and pur-
chased two-thirds interest in a mine
near the Willard mine, from Mr.. Carter
of Antelope Valley, paying 81, 900 down
for the property. The mine is only
short distance north of the Mountain
House in this county.
Frank, the little son of James Riley,
reported last week as suffering from
conclusion of the brain, caused by a
fracture of the base of the skull, is get
ting along nicely, the clot of blood
having been absorbed. Mrs. Riley,
the boys mother, who was suffering
from rheumatism; is also much inn
proved.
One or two persons in this county
expressed the opinion that President
Mckinley deserved to be shot. 1t
created considerable talk, but that was
all. If we read the signs of the times
correctly, law will be enacted in the
near future providing close confine-
ment for persons making offensive re-
marks7of this character.
An increased attendance at the Ne
vada Business College is reported.
Prof Willis, at the head of the COM
mercial department, has established
himself as most successful and valu-
able instructor. The management is
determined to make the college one of
the best on the coast and no expense
will be spared to meet all adequate de-
mands of the students.
VIM. Black was arrested here Friday
night by Constable King and charged
with selling whisky to Indians. Black
had several bottles of liquor in his
RO6O0CD4OA WnCn IIOcOC0s I1C l6 HOW
in Jail at Genoa, and was so'ill the first
of the week that physician was called.
Black will probably be tried in the
United States Court at Carson, as the
Indians are wards of the government.
The County Commissioners met Mon
day as Board Of Equalization. They
were busy all day making changes in
the assessment roll. A few we're low
cred and several raises were made.
Chattel and real estate mortgages
amounting IN the aggregate to $14, 21S
were added to the assessment roll.
The Board will meet again next Mon
day to hear complaints of those whose
taxes were raised.
The pinenut burs are now opening,
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