The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-07
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, ...-......ise2
The spelltbinder has disappeared.

Reno.
Mr.. Fallon of Smith Valley was in
town yesterday.
The Candidates ball at the Valley
Springs was a big success.
Thos. Sylvester of Mono Lake visited
Carson and Gardnerville last week.
Have your photographs made at the
Carbon Studio, over the Thaxter Drug
store, Carson.
Peber Anderson announces that he
will give turkey sheet on Thanks
giving day.
Election L. over and the next thing
to dois to pay your taxes to the coun-
ty treasurer
A young lady wants to know how to
avoid having q mnstache come on her
upperlip. Eat onions.
The, Gardnerviile football team de-
feated the Reno High School team last
Saturday. Score IL tore.
The knowing ones say that a we'd
ding will occur in the upper end of the
valley in the near future.
Contrary to the early reports, Nate
Rolf is elected Senator in Washoe
county by twenty majority.
The Board of County Commission
sers win meet next week to make the
Official canvas of the election returns
Rev. r. G. Pike of Carson is guest
of Rev Rankin and will preach I'M the
Methodist Church on Sunday morning.
J. M. johnson does all kind Of. de-
ve1oping, toning and printing for
amateurs, at THE Carbon Studio, Car
SOB.
Now that candidates have ceased
! dealing extensively in wet goods, we
should have a.big old-fashioped storm
The earth is pretty dry.
W. D. Cottrell of Carson has "a fine
two-seated, extension-top rockaway
for sale. 1t is practically new and is a
bargain for anyone desiring sucha car
lriage.
M. A. Murphy is elected Judge of
this district. He has majority over
VIM. Woodburn in every county in
the district except Douglas. His total
majority is about 300.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, has just received a splendid
line of new hats. All the latest fall
4. styles. A complete stock of Derbys,
Fedora and cowboy hats.
Tuesday was an ideal election day.
The air was clear, the sun bright and
sparkling and our streets were crowded
with people. The election passed off
quietly in every precinct in the county.
About the first week in December
Chris wager will give fine entertain
ment in Gardnerville, consisting of
minstrels, specialties, etc. Mr.. wager
will be assisted by many of the young
people of Gardnerville.
Now that THE crops are harvested
and the election over, why not pay
your subscription to the county paper
and settle accounts for advertising and
Job printing. Please do not send mon
eeysby postal card it's too risky.
In these days of big naajorities, cold
BLASTS and copper mines, it is refresh
ingto know that Carson Valley real
estate is constantly advancing in
value. Three or four farms have been
sold lately at excellent prices. q
Jos. Platt, the old,reliable elothier of
Carson, has fine new lot of furnish
ing goods, filing his store from front
to rear. He will take pleasure in show
ing yousthe latest sty les. Suits made
to order and satisfaction guaranteed
There was a lively demand for
tickets ON the Salt River boat about
A. NJ. Wednesday. Itseemed to us that
there weresthree shades of red in the
faces of the successful candidates to
about seven, shundred and seventy
shades of blue in the faces of the losers.
Robt. Il. Wilkerson, having sold his
ranch here and moved to Reno, has re-
signed as Secretary of the West Fork
Farmers Union, and his resignation
was accepted at "a meeting held in
Gardnerville last Saturday. A mass
meeting of the Farmers of the West
Fork will be held in Sheridan next
month to elect new secretary.
The mother of the editor of the CoUR-
Ter, who resides in Lassen county,
Gal, has announced that she is coming
up here to see us soon. When mother
says she is coming we always put it in