The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-03-14
Mrs. Rice of Genoa is very low.

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Hunts house.
Prof. Lamy expects to start for San
Francisco tomorrow. Goodbye, darl-
ingl
The wind blew one of the chimneys
off the Court House at Genoa Wednes-
day night.
Friday, April 11th, will be Arbor Day,
in accordance with a proclamation is
sued by Governor Sadler.
The storm king was on deck again
yesterday, laying up treasures in the
mountains for the farmers.
There was enough wind yesterday
to the square yard to make cubic
acre of common atmosphere.
1t is reported that eight mining
claims in Tonopah district have been
sold to New York syndicate for S.
O00,o
Don't fail to take in the dance at
Sheridan tonight. A delicious mid
night supper will be served by Mrs.
Richard Fricke.
All members of the Gardnerville
Band are requested to meet in Wilder's
hall next Tuesday evening. Business
of Importance.
What pleasant winter we have had!
Good roads and good weather. Better
than last summer, when we had to
feed the hens cracked ice to keep them
from laying boiled eggs.
S. N. Nicholson, Supreme Organizer
of the A. o. U. w. for Nevada, is in
Gardnerville for the purpose of estab-
fishing local lodge, if possible. His
home is in Helena, Montana.
Potatoes are worth $25 ton at Reno
and baled hay SIS, loaded on the cars.
Eight cents is the price generally
asked for beef, but the Gazette says a
small lot was sold a day or two ago for
ST cents.
The Truckee River General Electric
Co. will probably install an electric
plant at Carson for both lighting and
power purposes. The Neaos says one
of the first institutions that would fol-
low it's installation would be the con-
version of the pavilion into a large
-four mill.
The drill which was fast in the pipe
at the smelter we'll was removed We'd
nesday morning. A large pump was
put in and kept running most of the
day yesterday. 1t is believed the
supply of water is sufficient. Some
thing over $4,000 gallons per day will
be required to operate the smelter day
and night.
The Carson Ne,0s says County Clerk
Cowing has received a communication
from an Eastern company asking for
information concerning this section of
Nevada. They state that they are con-
templating the building of railroad
from Carson up through the Carson
valley and as far on as conditions JUS
tify, connecting with the V. & L. at
Carson.
Frank Everett of Wellington APP
peared by attorney before Referee
Samuel Platt in the United States
Court at Carson Monday and made APP
plication to go into bankruptcy. His
liabilities are $1,000, and the assets
consist of an interest in ten or eleven
mining claims and several thousand
shares in one claim in the vicinity of
Wellington
DIR. S. Southworth has purchased the
Record. He took charge of the office
the first of the week and will issue the
paper this morning. Mr.. Southworth
is a man of ability and good character,
and says he will put forth his best eff
forts to make the venture stick. He is
lifelong Republican and will publish
a straight Republican paper. The
COURIER extends the right hand of
goodfellowship to the new scribe and
expects to. see him scratch up more
than barrel of items.
Our Carson correspondent presents
an excellent plan this week to the mer-
chants and business men to secure
lower freight rates for Nevada. We
believe it is the best scheme yet sug-
gested to bring the railroad company
to time. We hope his proposition will
be given due consideration by the State
press and that an effort will be made
to organize a State Board of Trade.
Concerted action on the part of our
people is all that is needed to secure
many advantages for this State.
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