The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-09
Geo. Kirkwood is in from Bridgeport.

The Markleeville school closed May
End
Chris Nielsen has placed another fire
in his shop. He now runs three fires.
VIM. Murphy caught over one hun
dred trout in the Carson river last
week.
Mrs. Werner of Empire is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. James Andrain of
Markleeville.
County Superintendent Virgin visited
Gardnerville and East Fork schools
Wednesday.
DIR. Fournier of Genoa has purchased
a span of black mules from Andrew
Hansen, for driving team.
Miss Josephine T. Kenny, the popu-
lar Alpine county school teacher, was
visitor to Gardnerville yesterday.
II. B. Beers and John Franklin leave
for the Blue Lakes next Monday, where
they will go to work for the Standard
Electric Co.
Henry Kaiser returned from Santa
Clara Co., Cal, Wednesday, where he
took DIR. McMullin's team and house.
hold goods. He had a pleasant trip.
The De Carr Repertoire Co. opened
here Tuesday night. Tonight they
will play "M'liss," and Saturday they
will produce 1.-THE Game Keepers
Wife"
The wife of Captain Pete of all the
Washoe Indians is very ill at the IN
dian camp above Gardnerville, and
collection of $40 was taken up yester-
day among the Indians to send to Ma
son Valley for a Piute doctor The
doctor is expected here to-day.
Every woman in Douglas county
likes to inspect nice, stylish spring
millinery. Mrs. G. L. Headrick, in
Henry Beste's house, has just received
a splendid new line of spring and sum-
mer hats and bonnets, trimmings,
feathers, etc. Mrs. Headrick also con-
ducts first-class dressmaking shop.
Prices reasonable.
Among the best sewing machines
made are the New Home and The Royal
Q. H. Eaton Co. are agents for the New
Home and p. c. Wilder & Co. have
The Royal. They are worth from $50
to $50. The finest drop-head sewing
machine on the market is sold by our
local merchants for $35. Bear this fact
in mind, as travelling agents sometimes
ask 800 or $50 for sewing machine.
We furnish our patrons at all times
with the choicest fruits and vegetables
at the lowest possible prices. In fact,
we have the best of everything in our
line, and you will run no risk to select
from our wagon, or order by mail,
which will be attended to promptly
and with utmost care.
QUoNG SING YUEN & Co.,
| Carson, Nevada. All Sing, Mgr.
The De Carr Repertoire Company
has been showing here to crowded
houses since Tuesday night. There are
eight, men and three women in the
troup and they give first-class show.
They will play "M'liss'' tonight and
tomorrow night they will produce the
''Game Keepers Wife" The admis-
sion is only % and so cents. All who
appreciate a really first-class play
should turn out and hear this excellent
company.
AT the school election in Gardner
vile district on May Doth two trustees
are to be elected, one to serve two years
and one to serve four years. It is pro-
posed to levy special tax for the pur-
pose of raising 81, 900 to complete and
furnish the school rooms in the second
story of the school building, and notice
has been given by the school board
that this proposition will be presented
to the taxpayers of the district for their
decision on the same date.
Henry Pitts, representing G. S.
Alling's Antelope Marble Quarries,
erected monument Wednesday in
Genoa cemetery on the grave of Cady
Smith, the eleven-year-old son of the
publisher of the COURIER who was
drowned few years ago. The monu-
ment is solid piece of blue-tinted
marble in the shape of an oak stump
1t is artistically designed and very beau
tiful, showing that Mr.. Alling is master
of his trade and skillful and compe-
tent workman.
j. S. Cain of Bodie has contract to
carry the mail after the first of July |
from Topaz to Hawthorne by way of
Bridgeport, and will put on a daily
stage. Burkham & Burkham have Sc
cured n contract oommancjuo m tho