The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-03-21

from sacramento laSC evening.
Billy Beggs is talking of going to
Tonopah about the middle of April.
Carson is easy; Gardnerville man
actually went down there and sold
wind.
Bertram Jepsen will erect dwelling
house near Jake Rodenbah's for Ernest
Tucke.
Local politicians are putting the
stew kettles in order for a lively cam
paign this fall.
Fritz Meier has taken contract to
construct mile of ditch for Dressler
& Settelmeyer.
Marshal G. Ford, of Gardnerville, has
been admitted to practice before the
bar of this State.
Now is the time to trim your fruit
trees and put everything in order for
the summer season.
g. A. Andrews of Woodfords has
gone to Smith Valley to take charge
of ranch for /. Cohn.
Prof McDermeid of the Genoa school
is spending this week at Susanville,
Cal, where he has business interests.
DIR. McMullin is spending a week in
San, Francisco. DIR. Hawkins is at
tending to the practice of the absent
M. ID.
n. P. Jensen expects to purchase
lot on Minnie street from Eapl Chris
Jensen and erect dwelling house this
spring.
The Carson appeal welcomes DIR.
Southworth into the newspaper flock,
but says he'll And it harder than pull
ing teeth.
The Literary Society of the Gardner
vile public school will debate the
question to-day: "Resolved, Cuba
shall be free"
Judge Mack will hold session of
the District Court at Genoa tomorrow,
when it is expected the case of Ander-
son vs.. Wilder will be set for trial.
your fruit trees by using Eureka Fly
Killer. 1t destroys all insects and
vermin. HENRY TUcKE, Sheridan
The San Francisco correspondent of
the Carson Weekly says Mrs. A. @.
Pratt will commence suit for divorce
from her husband, on the grounds of
desertion.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer.
chant, carries an up-to- date-stock of
fresh groceries and nice line of dry
goods and general merchandise. Call
and see him.
Sam Longabaugh has written let
ter to Carson friend denying the re-
cent report that his eyes are no better.
He is getting along nicely and will
return to Nevada soon.
The storm king has taken a lay-off
and the farmers have commenced their
spring work The outlook is favorable
for large crops and prosperous sea-
son in all lines of trade and industry.
Genoa school has a new weight
clock, purchased from Helberg, the
jeweler. 1t has an electro magnet
which raises the weight automatically.
The clock is guaranteed to run two
years without winding.
JOS Platt, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has fine new lot of furnishing
goods, filling his store from front to
rear. He will take pleasure in showing
you the latest styles Suits made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
The Inyo Register is advocating the
establishment of a high school at
Bishop and is under the impression
that we have high schoolin Gardner
Vile This is mistake Gardnervile
has only frst-class graded public
school.
One hundred and thirty-seven head
of beef cattle sold by Sheriff Henning
sen and Col. Hickey of Markleeville
were delivered Tuesday The price
was eight cents and the purchaser said
it was the finest lot of beef cattle he
had seen in the State.
Glib Briggs and his associates have a
two-foot ledge of galena ore at Alkali
lake. They have sacked considerable
of the ore and a shipment will be made
in the near future. Their gold ledge
is also showing up well and they have
several tons of rich ore on the dump.
Three carloads of bees passed
through Carson last week on their way
TO Lyon county, where some one is go
ing to start an apiary. The Appeot
hal;avos ey,,a anternrisinC Carson