The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-04-11

MISS Annie bull ID quite SICK.
Mrs. A. R Brockliss is very low.
Jim Boles was in town yesterday.
There are fifteen cases of scarlet fever
at Wadsworth.
Tom Carney was in from Antelope
Valley this week.
Mrs. R. E. Haines and daughter,
Mrs. Howell, departed Monday for
California.
Judge Mack will be~in Genoa next
Monday to hold session of the Dis
trict Court.
Mrs. A. Behrman has purchased a
handsome two-seated surrey for her.
self and children.
If this weather continues there will
be something doing in the houseclean-
ing line next week.
The tillers of the soil are turning the
burrows, and the sellers of the till are
gettng spring gooue III.
The office of DIR. M. J. Gerdes is at
the Parlor Drug Store and his resi-
dence is on School street.
Frank Brockliss' horse climbed
gate near the Squires ranch the other
day and dem olished his rig.
u Irtohaxs &c Tyon oouy,fx, sso yra
pairing to ship few tons of galena ore
from Red Canyon to the Reno smelter.
DIR. McMullin contemplates leaving
Gardnerville in the very near future
and will probably locate in much
larger place.
You want the best for your money.
Call and see Henry Tucke at Sheridan.
He carries nice line of groceries and
general merchandise.
The Stage Co. has purchased T r
Seamon's lease of the Gray blacksmith
shop at Genoa. Ed. Moran will take
charge of the shop.
Destroy the scales and insects on
your fruit trees by using Eureka Fly
Killer. 1t destroys all insects and
vermin. HENRY TUcKE, Sheridan.
H. A. Pitts has located large body
firon ore east of Topaz. Those who
saw the specimens he had here last
week say it is the proper thing for fiux.
G. H Eaton, owing to i'll health, has
resigned as Treasurer of the Carson
Valley Smelling and Refining Co, and
P. @. Wilder has been elected to fill
the vacancy.
G. s. Alling has leased the Mono
Marble quarries at Topaz for a number
Of years. He will do wholesale and
retail business. H. A. Pitts is his
authorized agent.
Albert Frey of Placerville has taken
charge of the butcher business of the
McCloud River Lumber Go in Siskiyou
county, Cal. His family expects to go
there, too, for the summer.
Triumph" the beautiful bay stall
lion owned by Mccormick & Martin,
will make the season in Carson Valley
from April 18th to July 18th. Adver-
tisement will appear in the COURIER
next week.
The Reno Ledger says'it begins to
docks as though Hon. Thos. B. Hickey
is to be the Republican candidate for
United States Senator. We knew Tom
wanted something, but thought it was
the Governors Office.
Jos. Platt, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has fine new lot of furnishing
goods, filing his store from front to
rear. He will take pleasure in showing
you the latest styles Suits made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
An Alpine county man was just in
and settled for the COURIER. He says
that in the main the COURIER gives
him much comfort; but that occasion
ally it portends VICE. Sometimes his
wife gets to reading it, and forgets to
turn the hotcakes.
Mrs. George Hawkins, of Genoa, has
been called to San Jose, Gal, by tel
,egram from her brother, Henry Lau-
rette, stating that Chris Laurette, their
brother, was about to die. The Lau-
rette family were residents of Empire
some years ago.
Arbor Day exercises will be held at
the Gardnerville school house this
afternoon, consisting of tree planting,
literary exercises, etc. A tree will be
planted for each of the Presidents of
the United States who were assassin
ated, one in honor of President Roose-
welt, one for the first graduating class
and many other trees.
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