The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-04-18
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. 1902

scarce.
Henry Elges, Jr., has moved into
Mr.. Jayne's house.
Grant Merrill is recovering slowly
from his serious illness.
Mrs. L. M. Lewis has moved into G.
P. Ypung's house at Genoa.
Fancy coat shirts for juveniles, just
the thing for summer, at P. G. Wilder
& Co.'s.
It seems pretty hard, but getting old
is the only way to. live long. Be COM
forted.
The COURIER has new dress to-day
and is all printed at home How do
you like it?
Spring fights are backward and our
peace officers do not anticipate more
than half crop.
Jack Wall of Carson is getting out
big shipment of copper ore for the
Gardnerville smelter.
Jos. Allard and P. Fehruback of An
telope Valley were in town Wednesday
purchasing supplies.
A number of Carson people attended
dance at the Jacks Valley school
house Saturday evening.
We have large quantity of old type
Any one desiring Rabbit metal can be
accommodated at this office.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
Smelter and it will not be long before
it will be ready for business.
Sam Longabaugh has returned to his
wood ranch headquarters at Ophir
with his eyesight much improved
Henry Tucke is filing his Sheridan
store from front to rear with new
spring goods. Call and see them.
Will Chubbuck is reported down
with pneumonia in Carson. His infant
daughter died last week and was buried
Sunday.
E. Scheppelman was here this week
looking after his mining interests. He
recently moved from Mason Valley to
Carson.
An advertisement of G. S. Alling's
granite and marble quarries in Ante
lope Valley appears in this issue of the
COURIER.
Lost, on the road from Genoa to
Gardnerville, one fur boa. IF found
return to COURIER office and receive
suitable reward.
The Democratic and Silver Party
County Central Committee will meet
in Gardnerville tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock.
a. Livingston of Carson is preparing
to begin work on his lead mine, known
as the Bismark, situated east of the
Kirman ranch.
Judge Mack is expected in Genoa
some time next week to hold session
of the District Court. He was unable
to come last Monday
The last number of the Pacific Coast
Miner devotes page to the great min
ing and agricultural possibilities of
Carson Valley and vicinity.
Destroy the scales and insects on
your fruit trees by using Eureka Fly
Killer. 1t destroys all insects and
vermin. HENRY TUCKE, Sheridan.
"A doctor told one of our citizens
about three years ago, that he must
take little whiskey for the chills, and
he has been shaking for the drinks ever
since.
RUDE McFadden has returned from
Hawthorne. He says Ora Whiting will
ship several tons of ore from his claim
near Luning to the Selby Smelling
Works.
The flowers are getting ready to
smile and the grass is starting in fine
style. Carson Valley will present
peautlIul appearance IN announcer week
or two.
JOS Cardinal thinks the best thing
In town is the bicycle path to the south
ward. There are no flies ON Joe; but
he can make bicycle fly of summer
evening.
We have lots of powder, the prettiest
girls and the best whisky in the State;
in fact all the component parts of
first-class Fourth of July celebration.
Who will start the ball rolling?
In order to close out my entire stock
of cigars, will from now on sell them
at cost. | have several brands to select
from, such as Bill Dugan, Louis James
and Picos. Also other brands which |