The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-03-14
FRIDAY, MARCH 1902.

house.
R. McFadden departed Monday for
Hawthorne
The Diamond Sawnill has COM
menced cutting lumber.
Big invoices of goods arriving every
day at Carson for Z. w. Day.
The @. H. Eaton Co. is receiving a
large stock of new spring goods.
The hen trust is yielding. The hen
is on. See market price of eggs.
Grant Merrill of Woodfords has been
quite sick, but is now convalescent.
Mrs. w. II. Bull of Summerville,
Oregon, is visiting relatives at Sheri-
dan.
Mr.. Barber, of the firm of 9. II.
Eaton Co, was up from Reno this
week.
G. II. Eaton and wife expect to re-
turn to Gardnerville the first of next
week.
Mrs. Leehy of Gold Hill is visiting
herdaughter, Mrs. Robt. Ward, in Gard
nerville.
Now is the time to plant few trees
around your residence and stir up the
ground for garden.
Mud and rain in March is not the
worst of it, Spring housekeeping is
coming, with all its horrors.
The Oakland Meat Co. made ship
ment this week of 1876 head of beef
cattle from the Dangberg ranch.
Destroy the scales and insects on
your fruit trees by using Eureka Fly
Killer. 1t destroys all insects and
vermin.
Mason Krummes has sold the Corner
Saloon property to Herman Erbst.
Mr.. Erbst expects to take possession
the first of April.
P. G. Wilder, Louie Nelson, Adolph
Anderson and N. P. Poulsen depart
to-day for Tonopah. They will drive
through with team.
Frank Brockliss of this county passed
very creditable examination before
the Supreme'Co at Carson last Fri
day and is now entitled to practice in
this State.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, carries an up-to- date-stock of
fresh groceries and a nice line of dry
goods. and general merchandise. Call
and see him.
Mrs. B. G. Ward has returned to her
home in California, after spending six
months with her son Robert in Gard
nerville. She was accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Ester Trotot
Ted Dolan recently returned to Car
son from. Tonopah. He advises men
who are looking for work to keep
away from Tonopah, as the field is
pretty we'll covered at the present
time.
t.
.Fettic, Geo. Brown, Johnny Thompson
and w. T. Virgin went to Reno Satur-
day to attend the meeting of the Dem
ocratic and Silver Party State Central
Committees.
When you go to Carson to buy dry
goods or furnishing goods give the
little store, two blocks back of Ormsby
House call. You will find a nice
assortment of goods and prices to suit
the times.
VIM. Dressler, Mike Fay, Peter
Steffes, Henry Neddenriep and Ernest
Scossa sold their beef cattle this week.
The price was pretty close to eight
cents. Mike and George Fay and Fritz
Neddenriep took the cattle below.
Jos. Platt, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has fine new lot of furnishing
goods, filling his store from front to
rear. He will take pleasure in showing
you the latest styles Suits made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
Glib Briggs, AL. Karge and Charles
Crippen passed through Tuesday on
their way to their mine near Alkali
lake There is force of seven men
employed at the mine and Glib took
out big supply of meat and pro-
visions.
Owing TO ocular evidence presented
this week, and after mature and de-
hberate thought, we have reached the
conclusion that there is a difference
between the lips of a young man and
the lips of young lady-but some
times it is mighty small one.
Everything is running smoothly at
Bachelor Hall on Minnie st. So says
Peter Petersen, who wouldn't lie for
$4,000; but don't raise him over that
sum.
Happy is the bachelor, his heart is
always gay,
And merrily his song rings out at the