The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-27
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27,.......,.19O3

Blank deeQ6 OF all Klnub Ior safe at
this Office.
w. T. Kings little girl is threatened
with scarlatina.
The roads are very. bad in the CEN
trial part of the valley.
IT,. Fowler is employed in Krum-
mes blacksmith shop.
Miss Hope Knapp departed yester-
day for her California home.
Mrs. Osborne's finger was amputated
Tuesday by DIR. Hawkins.
Chris uWennhold, who /. resides at
Cemerville,.js dangerously ILL.,
When your watch needs repairing
take 1t to J. Belcove, Carson, Nevada.
Henry Kaiser and wife, of Fresno,
are visiting relatives in Gardnerville.
Rohlfs & Worthmapns .tbe- Waterloo
blacksniths, have a gard in ftAis issue.
George papshsrg isfspetted ON the
sick aist. GtIIe is suffering tsn sore
throat.
Dick Fricke will take possession of
the Sheridan hotel property on the LIST
ofApril. -.
Mrs. 8. A, Short and Miss Eva. re-
turned 20 Carson Friday from, 3 visit
to San Francisco.
M. J. Blackwell has pbeught the old
Sweeney ranch near Carson and will
make hia bone there in the future.
News.that the inauguration ball is
over, Ahe afarmers can sharpen their
plows and o get readay to commence
theirspring work. : ! =
When you go to Carson call iand"see
J. Beleoveis y magnificent ,,stock OF
watches, clocks and jewelry. Mail
orders solicited
Judge N. d. Arnot came down from
MarkaeeVille Wednesday and is spend
ing q few days in Carson. He expects
to Visit San Francisco before returning
home.
Miss Lottie Frey went to Reno Mon
day to meet her brother Walter, of
Placerville, he making trip to the
riverside burg for two carloads of beef
cattle.
A rock breaker has been set up at
the POGO TEMPO mine, completing
the concentrating plant, which will be
started up AS soon as the weather per-
n1its.
Henry Rohlfs, of Waterloo, has
leased the Corner saloon. Herman
Erbst, the former proprietor, sold his
stock of liquors last week TO Frank
Fettic, of Genoa.
FC. Murphy, late .book-keeper for
p. G. Wilder & Co., departed yesterday
for Reno, to join his family. Fred
made many friends here during his
stay in Gardnerville.
1t is stated that MIR Fields and wife,
OF Diamond Valley, have separated, he
agreeing to take sum of money and
che is to have the community property
and the care of her three boys.
Alfalfa land in Carson Valley sells
for 800 an acre aud over any day in
the week, and the buyer. pays for it
easily with the profits from his crops
in half dozen years. Great is Carson
Valley!
Jos. Plat, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has n splendid line of furnish
ing goods. be will take pleasure in
showing you the latest styles. Suits
made to order and satisfaction guar
aanteed-
VIM. Swail is preparing TO erect a
fine residence on the old Singleton
place. The old house has been torn
down and moved away, the barn and
fences repaired and other improves
Ments made.
. The frost is going out of ithe ground
ahd'tAs roads are becoming battomless
tn,nzany, places in the valley. :flf the
sweatAeF@otftiifueA favorable the soad
-'between here and arson, wiA soenisbe'
I'm FAIR condition.
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The editor of the GoEBIERrxisited
Sheridan Wednesday. The>people of
that burg were all ON deck,adh appar-
eeatly happy andPreenereas. There is
no sickness and the people are taking
ia rest for a short time unsii the spring
work Commences. >
M. JepBen has sold his GardnerViAe
ranch, stock and crops to Jens. Q. Jen-
sen for $4,000. Fifty-two head of
cattle, number of horses and noun
tain range go with the ranch. The
ranch contains about 100 acres, some
.0fswhishis pasture land, adjoining the
Ttowssbf Gardmerville.
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