The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-12
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,.....1sO2
Rabbit metal for sale at this Office.

Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
Henry Pitts was in from Antelope
Valley Tuesday
Have your harness repaired at
Hoska's harness shop.
The Republican State Convention
will meet in Reno to-day.
Miss Flora Cottrell will open the
Jacks Valley school next Monday.
DR.. d. Armour, now at Genoa, is
talking of locating in Gardnerville.
A big load of lumber arrived Tues
day for Chris Jespersen's new house.
Jas. Stuard of fredericksburg and
VIM. Koenig were in town Wednesday.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday as Board of Equaliza-
ton.
DR.. Fourier is talking of leaving
Genoa and may locate in Carson or
Reno.
The Carson river is at its lowest
stage and water is scarce all over the
valley.
For strictly handmade harness, go
to Hoska's. Kept in repair for one
year free OF charge.
A. Livingston has a crew of miners
at work on his lead and silver mino
east of the Kirman ranch.
It is said that Judge M. A. Murphy
of Carson will be the Republican can
didate for District Judge.
Last election Gardnerville precinct
cast 215 votes, and this year the num-
Der is expected to exceed $50.
Virginia City had $4,000 fire Satur-
day morning. The fire broke out back
of the City Bakery on B street.
We have no positive information, but
it is rumored that no man can borrow
$3 from our deputy postmaster.
Mrs. Gardner and four children and
grandchildren arrived from Salt Lake
Friday. Mrs. Gardner is a sister of
d. B. Park.
Felix Martin expects to depart for
Germany about the first of October.
He intends spending year or more in
the old country.
Mrs. c. Fl. Eaton returned from Reno
Saturday evening. Miss May Eaton
came with her and is spending few
) days in Gardnerville.
Will Champagne was appointed a
member of the Silver Party Central
Committee, to fill vacancy caused by
the death of Jesse Allen.
Twelve cows, eight calves and one
bull, belonging to the government,
will be sold at public auction at the
Indian School on October 9th.
The Douglas county tax list is being
printed at the Record Office this week.
It will be mailed by the assessor to
every taxpayer in the county.
W. D. Cottrell Of Carson has fine
two-seated, extension-top rockaway
for sale. 1t is practically new and is a
bargain for anyone desiring such car
riage.
Peter T. Smith has changed the date
of his auction sale of cattle, etc., from
Saturday, September Goth, to Wednes-
day, September oath. Dick Cook will
be the auctioneer.
Jos. Platt, 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.
1t is reported that John F. Uhlhorn
will shortly commence the erection of
smelter near Y erington. Carpenter
Foley of Gardnerville informs the
COURIER that he has been employed to
do the carpenter work and that he will
leave for Yerington in about three
weeks.
The Silver Party and Democratic
primary elections will be held next
Thursday to elect delegates to the
county conventions to be held in Genoa
on Monday, September 22nd. Each
convention will be composed of 20 dele
gates. See advertisements elsewhere
in this issue.
Frank Dunlap, who was shot in-the
back at the Blue Lakes, was taken to
Virginia City Friday where an x-ray
was used to locate the bullet. The
bullet is lodged near thespinal column,
but as it penetrated no vital organs,
the wound is not serious. 1t is prob
able that q surgical operation will not