The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-30


Judge Mack returned from Mexico
Monday morning.
Jesse Allen left for Keller, Tuesday,
to begin boring wells.
Blank deeds and mining location
notices for sale at this Office.
Harry Cook and Joe Brown of Bridge
port were in town Monday.
E. G. Carr will furnish ice cream to
families at reasonable rates.
Rev. Rankin, Mrs. BENZ. Clock, and
F. Roper are on the sick list.
The Gardnerville school will close
June 18th for the summer vacation.
John Ellis and Ernest Scossa were
down from Alpine county yesterday.
Joe Josephs, Geo. Tyrrell and Geo.
Gates were in Gardnerville Tuesday.
Peter Rahbeck is talking of buying
Andrew Matthiesen's bottling works.
r. A brother of Dominick FACET, the
sheep owner, arrived last week from
France.
The married men of Carson have
challenged the Gardnerville team to a
relay race.
A. Jensen departed Sunday evening
Go Es.o, 10 xuil 10 n
about ten days.
Billy Wilson of Pine Grove has an
nounced himself a candidate for Sheriff
of Nye county.
Pay the second installment of your
taxes before 6 o'clock next Monday
night and save costs.
P. @. Huntington and family arrived
from California Tuesday and continued
on to the Blue Lakes.
HI. A. Pitts with force of men is
putting the Antelope Canyon road in
good repair for big teams.
Attorney Ford will deliver the ora
ton in Genoa to-day. Prof. Waits
will also make few remarks.
Henry Tucke is filling his Sheridan
store from front to rear with new
spring goods. Call and see them.
Mrs. Thos. Moore left for Winnie
mucca, Tuesday, to organize a Mace
abee lodge. She expects to be gone
two weeks.
The smelter will be ready to receive
- ore in about ten days. The laboratory
will be ready to make assays some time
next week.
Fl. A. Pitts, agent for G. S. Alling,
has delivered handsome headstone at
Bridgeport for the grave of the late D.
o. Walther.
Sam Longabaugh expects to fiume
several thousand cords of wood from
his camp at Ophir to the V. & I. rail
road this year.
Another big lot of wool from Sweet
water, Esmeralda county, consigned to
the Flanagan Warehouse Co., passed
through here Monday.
Growing crops are in good condition
and looking well. The fruit crop is
still promising, the trees having suf-
fered but slightly from frost.
Peter Steffes will have big auction
sale on June 14th. He will sell all his
horses and farm machinery. See adj
yertisement in another column.
Miss Lillian Wyatt of Gardnerville
and Miss Annie Chichester of Antelope
Valley returned Friday from the Uni
yersity of the Pacific at San Jose, to
spend the summer vacation.
Secretary of State Howell and AL
Karge visited the mines at Alkali Lake
this week. They report the mines
looking well and the ore improving
with every shovelful taken out.
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
The school election last Monday
passed off very quietly. Only 81 votes
were cast, 81 of which favored the
special tax to complete the school
building. A pretty good showing for
progressive Gardnerville.
P. @. Wilder & G. have just received
carload lot of Studebaker wagons
and buggies from South Bend, Ind,
and are prepared to sell them alta lower
rate than ever, sthey will give their
patrons the benefit of low freight rates
The Gardnerville Athletic Club will