The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-10-17
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John Anderson mas purchased "a
ranch near Reno.
Jas. S. Audrain was down from Mark
leeville yesterday.
Frank Titus has position as en-
gineer at Wadsworth.
Judge Mack held brief session Of
the District Court in Genoa yesterday.
Johnny Titus came up from Truckee
this week to visit his parents in Genoa
Mrs. Dora Allen has been appointed
Administrators of the estate of Jesse
Allen, deceased.
Have your photographs made at the
Carbon Studio, over the Thaxter Drug
store, Carson.
Fred Hussman expects to go to San
Francisco, Monday, to attend Heads
Business College.
Sam Cohn came up from Carson last
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is cheaper than ever.
Mrs. Anna Krummes was granted
divorce yesterday from Henry Krum-
mes, in the District Court at Genoa.
Remember the auction sale next
Monday at the old Haines ranch.
Everything advertised will be sold to
the highest bidder.
Two of Senator Livingston's chill
.dren are suffering from an attack of
scarlatina, and the public schools of
Carson closed ON that account yester-
day.
Louis Dudley of the Diamond Saw
Mill cut his right hand very severely
Wednesday while preparing to butcher
a sheep. He came to Gardnerville and
had the wound dressed.
The Threshers will take the town to-
night. The Gardnerville Orchestra
will furnish the music for the dance in
Valhalla Hall and Mrs. Larson will
prepare splendid supper
The Sheriff of Ormsby county has re-
ceived notice that Charles Walsh a
cigar drummer, formerly of Carson, is
wanted for felony embezzlement in
Sacramento. Walsh visited Gardner
vile about three weeks ago.
Fred Heise Democratic and Silver
Party nominee for Assemblyman,
stepped on nail last week, cutting his
foot severely. He is under the care of a
physician and consequently cannot get
out among the voters at present He
hopes to be able to get around before
very long.
We can now furnish our patrons with
green and ripe tomatoes, peppers of all
kinds, cucumber pickles, button onions,
caulifiower and the choicest fruits and
vegetables at the lowest prices. We
will attend promptly to all orders.
QUoNG SING YUEN & Co.,
Carson. Nevada. All Sing, Mgr.
| Three boys, whose ages range be-
tween and II years, ran away from
the school at the Orphans Home, Tues
day. That night they slept at the
saloon building near Cradlebaugh's.
The next day they came to the resi-
dence of A. Dressler near Genoa, where
they remained over night. Mr.. Josephs,
the superintendent of the Orphans
Home, drove up from Carson yester-
day forenoon and took the boys back
with him.
George Springmeyer, son of H. H.
Springmeyer, of Carson Valley, will
leave Stanford university on the 3lst
and will address the voters of Gard
nerville on the I'd. An effort is being
made to have Mr.. Springmeyer speak
to the Carson City people on the even
| ing of the 3rd, the last meeting before
the votes are cast. This young man is
one of Nevada's own bright sons. He
has been student since his school
days, and is an ardent Republican, and
fluent talker.-Nea0s.
man canvassing for votes was
driving in Carson Valley the other
day. He raped at the door of farm
house. Nobody was at home but dog
The candidate describes the dog as
about the size of a hippopotamus, and
he had four rows of double teeth
With every tooth showing and bristles
raised, the dog came around the corner
of the house, and with measured tread
escorted the gentleman to his buggy
The delicacy Of step and exquisite poise
of person maintained by the candidate,
would have won the cake in cake
walk.
In former election years registry
agents were accustomed to carry for
ward the names of persons whom he
knew to be legal voters and still resi-
dents of the town. By decision of
the Supreme Court in the Sadler-M Nc
MILAN case, however, this has been de-
clared illegal, and every voter who de-
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