The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-07-18
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, JULY 1862
Babbit meta Cor sale at .this Office.

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Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
S.Imelli's new butchershop is nearly
completed.
The new bank for Carson is now an
assured fact.
A. w. H. Helberg received motor
bicycle yesterday.
Henry Rabe and wife returned Satur-
day from San Francisco.
The smelter assessment will become
delinquent next Tuesday.
Trout are biting lively in the noun
tain streams Of Alpine county.
Mrs. Fred Dudley and children re-
turned to Lovelock last Sunday.
Burt Dake is boring pump well for
Peter Hoffman at the flour mill.
A high grade 1902 bicycle for sale at
a bargain. Call at the COURIER Office
Carson visited Gardnerville Wednes-
day.
Bernard Clock has moved his family
into Mrs. A. Behrman's house on
Eddie st.
r. j. Browne is erecting a beautiful
two=story dwelling on the ranch of J.
III. Hickey.
Miss Elva Patterson and Miss Eva
Stone of Carson visited Gardnerville
Wednesday.
W. J. Gray, formerly of Genoa, has a
fine blacksmithshop at Madison, Cal,
and is doing well.
Mr.. Uhlhorn is visiting Mason Val
ley. He desires to erect a one hundred
ton smelter at Yerington.
Jensen & Jensen secured the con-
tract to do the carpenter work on the
school house. They will receive $3.50.
The semi-annual school appropria-
ton just made is over SCI 900, or $14.40
for every child in Nevada of the school
age.
You can purchase extras for Crown
mowers of Henry Tucke at Sheridan.
Mr.. Tucke also sells the Hollingsworth
rake.
Judge N. D. Arnot and daughter,
Miss Eugenia, depart the latter part of
this week for a weeks visit to Placer
vile.
Frank Lord of Markleeville is
troubled with erysipelas of the ear and
came to Gardnerville Wednesday for
medical treatment.
VIM. Seamon, who has been conduct
ing the saloon near Cradlebaugh's,
died in Carson this week. He was
taken to Carson Saturday for medical
treatment
Mason Johnson, employed in K /.
Christensen's butchershop, cut the in
side of his right hand severely Sunday,
and several stitches were required to
sew up the wound.
Ed. Rice, one of the purchasers of
the Jayne property, has moved to
Gardnerville. He has wife and two
children and they came over the noun
tains by way of Silver Mountain.
w. M. Russell, a native of Iowa,
aged 81 years. died in Carson last Sun
day. Mr.. Russell was an old resident
of this section, having been engaged in
the freighting business a great many
years.
A good many sheep from the other
side of the mountains are grazing in
Alpine county and Sheriff Henning-
sen is busy collecting the license,
which is five cents per head for the
season.
Jos. Plat, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has a fine new lot of furnish
ing goods, filing his store from front
to rear. He will take pleasure in show
ing you the latest styles Suits made
to order and satisfaction guaranteed.
A horse kicked a lighted lantern over
in Judge Virgins barn at Genoa one
night last week and nearly caused
confagration. The town bucket brig
ade was out in jiffy and quenched the
flames before much damage was done
Miss Eugenia Arnot will resign her
position as teacher of the intermediate
department of the Gardnerville school,
having been appointed teacher of the
East Fork school. She will receive $40
per month, SIS more than she received
in Gardnerville district last year.
Jesse Allen came in from Keller,