The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-23

iidhS Is all right as pencil artist.
William slarke of the Club Hotel is
proud of steadily increasing patro-
mage. The large demand for bread
may prompt him to build larger bake
oven.
Herbert Blachie the prosperous sa-
loon man in Carson, was busy shaking
hands with friends in Gardnerville
this week. He incidentally, transacted
little business.
Brown 81 Morrison of the East Fork
Hotel have their rooms full to over
flowing every night. Even Oh irley's
private house has been called into req
uisition right along.
j. j. Hackett of Neulock, Maryland,
has been in Gardnerville during the
week, and took his departure yester-
day. Mr.. Hackett is interested in the
Alpine Gold Mining property.
Mrs. Henry Berning, mother of the
triplets born Saturday last, is very i'll,
but DIR. Hawkins still entertains hope
of her recovery. DR.. Huffaker was
called in consultation yesterday
Joe Platt is unpaclking some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. He states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in number of years. Pur-
chasers will do well to bear this in
mind.
Herman Thran Jr., who fractured
his right arm in an accident, while en-
ployed on f. Brockliss' thresher a
couple of weeks ago, left the Ritchford
hotel and the Doctors immediate care
for his Centervile home ON Monday.
Miss p. Darling of Reno, who has
been at Valleys Springs for the past
seven weeks, suffering with inhamma-
tory rheumatism, was in town Wednes-
day. She feels greatly improved, but
will remain at her present abode for
some time TO come.
N. Davis, the Reno tailor, has leased
the Klondyke saloon for one year, with
the privilege of buying the property
for $1,000. Mr. Davis came up from
Reno Wednesday. He will spend the
most of his time in Gardnerville. with
occasional visits to Reno.
Peter Heitman's -four mill is lust
now running at it's full capacity, 30 bar
rels a day. The proprietor is glad to
state that his flour is of the best now.
His teams and wagons are kept on
the jump, conveying flour and bran to
good many points in the vicinity, not
excepting Carson and Virginia.
Last week A. W. II. Helberg, the
popular jeweler, received splendid as.
sortment of watches, chains, emblems,
sterling silver souvenir spoons and
other tasty jewelry. He extends gen.
eral invitation to inspect these goods.
Seeing does not mean buying
MIR. Frank p. Thomas of Wyoming,
Delaware, arrived in Gardnerville
early in the week. Mr.. Thomas is
largely interested in the Alpine Placer
Gold Mining Company, and comes for
the purpose of making a personal ex-
animation of the property. The gentle.
man contemplates making Markleville
the home of himself and family during
the winter.
Yesterday at P. NJ. a quiet we'd
ding took place at the residence of the
bride Mr.. f. H. Roper and Mrs. ST.
billa Dierecks were united in holy
wedlock by Rev. Horstman. A few
invited guests, chiefly close friends OF
the contracting parties, We're present.
The COURIER joins in congratulations
to the happy couple.
Last Wednesday Peter Schaffer wa.
successfully operated on by DR. A
Fourier for Internal piles and fistula.
DIR. F. w. Robbins, lately of Blue
Lakes, assisted. Mrs. ID. w. FaulIe, a
professional nurse from San Francisco,
but lately employed at Carson, is in at
tendance upon the patient at the doc
tors house.
J. J. Flick, a wholesale butcher am
packer of Cleveland Ohio, has been
Gardnerville during the past week,
the interest of himself and friendn
connection with the Longfellow ple,
in Red Canyon. If Mr.. Flick's fes-
LEGATIONS prove satisfactory, he fom-
Uses that he and those whom htepre-
sents will contribute S50,0O0 folhe IN
stallment ola plant capable of'ndiing
the production of the mine.
The Belcove bankrupt SIX IN Gar
son has been purchased bed Walsh
for $780, Other propert,'old as fol-
lows: 100 shares POGO Tmpo stock,
S.: 200 shares Sunset O stock, SID;