The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-07-18
Peter schaffer is ON the sick list.

Potato vines in the valley were in
iured by the frost Tuesday night
Sam Coin and Dan Quill are in town
and expect to visit Alpine county to-
morrow.
Will Roach of Sweetwater returned
to Gardnerville yesterday after visit
to Carson.
Some interesting facts concerning
the Loope mines viii appear in the
COURIER shortly.
Mrs. D. d. Elder came up from Reno
Wednesday and accompanied her hus-
band to Smith Valley.
Mrs. II. B. Beers of Genoa departed
Saturday for Chillicoth, Mo-, to visit
her mother and sister.
Mrs. May Hickey of Carson City has
commenced an action for divorce
from VIM. Hickey of Gardnerville, on
the ground of cruelty.
LosT.-A bed, July 10th, between
Gardnerville and A. Settelmeyer's
ranch. The finder will please return
same to this office and receive suitable
reward.
d. R. Jones has had very serious
time with one of his hands the past
week. He got silver in his thumb
and after it was extracted blood poison
set in. His physician was quite anxious
about him for a time, but he is now
improving.
John g. Tuclke scratched his right
hand on barbed. wire fence and blood
poison set in. His hand was very sore,
but is improving. Dave Park, Jr., had
similar experience, having cut his
hand while engaged in removing a
sickle from mower.
The other day rancher met a man
on the street who asked him permits
sion to shoot doves on his premises on
the 10Th. The rancher tainted dead
away and had to be packed into the
drug store. When he came to he gave
the sportsman permit and invited
him to dinner
Campers are flocking to Hope Valley
and other points in Alpine county and
times are a bit lively at Woodfords and
all along the line. AS a region of beau
tiful views, pleasant surroundings and
healthful climate, Alpine county has
no superior on the Pacific Coast, and
the Carson river and tributaries hold
out every inducement to the angler.
We can now furnish our patrons with
fresh strawberries and the choicest
fruits and vegetables at lowest prices.
We have the best of everything in our
line, and you will run no risk to select
from our wagon, or order by mail,
which will be attended to promptly
and with utmost care.
QUoNG SING YUEN & Co.,
Carson, Nevada. All Sing, Mgr.
There is considerable building going
on in Gardnerville at present. A big
load of lumber arrived yesterday for
DR.. Sinclair's buildings, Mrs. Behr-
man is preparing to put up building
on the corner of Main and Eddy streets,
the frame of Herman Heitman's new
house was raised this week, the new
butchershop is nearly completed and
there will be something doing shortly
in the vicinity of Valhalla Hall.
Muir, the life insurance agent, was
arrested in Carson last week for dis
orderly conduct, but was released. He
passed through here Tuesday on his
way to Antelope Valley. Muir re-
Gently served portion of 150-days'
sentence in the Lyon county jail. He
will be remembered in this county as
the man who abused his wife and raised
a disturbance at the Ritchford hotel,
and afterwards at the Valley Springs.
Judge N. ID. Arnot and the editor of
the COURIER were pleasantly enter
and Mrs. Peter Curtz in Alpine county,
Cal. Besides the many good things
provided for the inner man, Miss Daisy
Curtz, and her guest, Miss Grace Chill
son of Oroville, Cal, entertained the
company, composed of half a dozen
or more people from a distance, with
splendid vocal and instrumental music
The Primaries for the election of
delegates to the State Conventions of
the Silver and Democratic parties will
be held Saturday, July Goth. Douglas
county is entitled to four delegates in
each convention. The Conventions
will meet in Reno August 26th. The
Republican State primaries will be held
August 9th, and the Convention will
meet in Reno September 18th. In this
convention DOuolaS noIIntxy Ia untitled