The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-18


Fresh apple cider at so cents gallon
constantly on hand at the East Fork
Louis Stodieck departed last week
for the Bay City to enter a business
college.
Colonel T. NJ. Hickey passed through
Gardnerville Tuesday on his way to
Carson.
For a fine custom-made suit of
clothes for Christmas, try Henry
Tucke.
Brown Bros sold this weeks 200
brick to Il. Fricke and 900 to the Luth-
eran church.
We feel sorry for the boy whose IA
Their has forgotten that he was once
little fellow.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Milbery ofJaeks
Valley. We're visitors to Gardnerville
on Tuesday.
Don't fail To read the two-column ad
in to-day's issue. 1t will tell you all
about the Sheridan New Years ball
The ent-rate dry goods sale at Bar
rett's is a picnic for all. Don't fail to
get in in time if you want anything in
his line.
J. II. Wilson has decided to give a
Grand New Years ball in Yalhalla
Hall. See advertisement elsewhere
in this issue.
Henry Morrison's condition has
shown marked signs of improvement
since Wednesday.
For timely Christmas gifts at rock
bottom prices, go to A. w. II. Hell
berg's jewelry store. a great variety
to select from
The local brass band was last Tues
day night recognized under the name
o. Citizens Brass Band. o. sumner
was chosen its leader.
The Chronicle reports the Bridge
port well down 263 feet. Mr.. DalSe has
discontinued work on the well, but
will resume boring in the spring.
Did YOU ever notice how willingly a
Girl tells of her intended wedding,
while the young man invariably goes
straight up in the air when approached
about the matter.
W. \. Koenig's sawmill near Loope,
Alpine county, was last week shut
down for the season. The first of the
coming April is the latest date calcu-
lated on for the reopening.
Hon. J. II. Martin received Saturday
an IS months-old Berkshire hog from
Governor Sparks Washoe county farm
The animal tips the scales at 500 pounds,
and was purchased for breeding paf-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frevert are ex-
tremely grateful TO there many friends,
who demonstrated such heartfelt SYM
pathies i'm their late bereavement, botn
at the death and the funeral OF their
boy George
Cbas. Hunt left Gardnerville Mon
dav with the stamps and machinery for
the new quartz mill at Sweetwater.
lie expected IL would take ten or eleven
DAYS 10 make the trip 10 the Monte
Christie mine.
Henry Niebuhr returned Monday
from Ioveloek, after months aD-
sence. only to remain few days mere
ue and his brother Fritz took up 100
acres each in Churchill county, ana
both will meet again at LoVeloek WITH
in a week or ten days.
The County Commissioners have
ordered Clerk Jepsen to request Dfs
Hawkins and Robinson TO appear be
fore the Board at the regular January
meeting. i'm connection with the posi-
ton of county physician, made vacant
bv the departure of DIR. Fourier
Louis Vallem came in last Saturday
for a load Of supplies. To COURIER
reporter he objected TO being always
quoted as a resident of Diamond valley
He said that all his possessions were
contained in a little valley, 25Ns miles,
called Wade's, of which he Is the eA-
elusive owner.
1t is authoritatively stated that the
famous Zirn mine in Pine Nut and
adjacent properties, owned largely by
Carson people, nave been Dohuea 70
salt Lake parties for sl3O,OO IL IS
evident that there will be something
doing in this vicinity when the ailllla
blooms again
County Judge Stimson, of Denver
Col. arrived Wednesday, and proceed-
ed to Markleeville, for the purpose OF
looking over the Delaware Co.'S prop
erty. He viii take his impressions
back to people in Colorado, who nave
become greatly Interested IN NeNaoa
placer mining.
Murray Durham, the Carson photog-
rapher, was in town the early part OF
the week. He had intended to open a
Photographic atelier in the house, re-
Gently doing service as the Klondyke
saloon; but owing to so much sickness ne,
prevailing Just now in GardnerVille