The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-09
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, MAY 1902
Rabbit metal for sale at this office.

is in town this morning.
Fl. D. Erbst has the famous Ruhstaller
Beer at the Corner Saloon.
N. P. Jensen's new house on Minnie
street is almost completed.
The second installment of taxes for
1901 is now due and payable.
A large number of Carson wheelmen
visited the VALLEY Springs last Sunday
Ernest Tucke's new house at Roden-
bah station is completed all but the
painting.
Hunters should bear in mind that
the law prohibits the killing of doves
until July 18th.
Tit Fourth of July will soon be here.
How loud will the eagle scream in
Gardnerville?
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
observe Memorial Day at Genoa as
usual this year.
Miss Pauline Daudel of Genoa has
taken a position in the Whiting hotel
at Hawthorne.
The three-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Zenas Pratt died last month
in San Francisco.
An Indian caught an eight pound
trout Sunday at Fred Behring'S dam in
the Carson river.
Bertram Jepsen, the carpenter, will
commence work on new house next
week for Peter Hoffman.
Henry Tucke is filling his Sheridan
store from front to rear with new
spring goods. Call and see them.
The appeal says some very hand
some samples of ore have been shipped
to Carson from Loope. 1t is rich silver
chloride ore.
Twenty-f four new look boxes have
been put in the Gardnerville postoffice
Another proof that Gardnerville is
growing rapidly.
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
ten J. Christensen, last Sunday, Rev.
Horstmann baptized their little daugh-
ter, Ingeborg Rubel.
Destroy the scales and insects on
your fruit trees by using Eureka Fly
Killer. 1t destroys all insects and
vermin. HENRY TUcKE, Sheridan.
Supt Huntington of the Standard
Electric Co. visited Blue Lakes this
week. The company expects to make
this summer the busiest in many years.
The POGO TEMPO Mining Company
has purchased a mill in Smith Valley,
which will be taken down and moved
to a place near the mines at Alkali
Lake.
The second installment of taxes for
1901 will become delinquent on the first
Monday in June, and after that date
additional costs and ten per cent PEN
atty will be added.
Barney MCGOWAN of Gardnerville
has been granted pension from the
government of So per month, with four
years back pay. Barney served Uncle
Sam in the War of the Rebellion in Co.
A, New York Heavy Artillery.
Jos. Plat, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has fine new lot of furnish
ing goods, filling his store from front
to rear. He will take pleasure in show
ing you the latest styles. Suits made
to order and satisfaction guaranteed.
Under the law candidates for school
trustrees at the election on the 26th of
this month must file their names with
the county clerk, instead of the clerk
of the board of school trustees, as here
tofore. The polls will be open from 10
A. M. to P. M.
When woman gets new hat, she
! puts it on straight, and straightway
sails down town to show it. When
man gets a new hat, he sneaks up the
side streets to his office, and grins an
apology to the public. And yet women
are the better people
A petition praying for a daily mail
service between Genoa and Wellington.
instead of six times week as now ex-
lists, was circulated here this week.
Every one should sign the petition. A
Sunday mail is needed here and would
greatly facilitate the transaction of
business.
Bernard Clock and Mrs. Christine
Falcanor we're married Saturday after
noon, May 3rd, 1902, at the residence
of the BRIDES father, Lauretz Thomp-
son, in Gardnerville, Justice L. S.
Ezell officiating. Mr.. md Mrs. Clock
will make their home in Gardnerville.
The happy couple are well known and