The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-05-29
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Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
Ed Trimmer, of Diamond Valley,
was in town Tuesday
f. w Carman has purchased Fritz
Behrman's buggy team.
Attorneys Chartz and Platt, of Car
son, were in Genoa Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Bassman, of Fredericks-
burg, visited Gardnerville Tuesday.
When your watch needs repairing
take it to J. Belcove, Carson, Nevada
Henry Neddenriep sold his Freder-
ieksburg farm to Fritz Gansberger for
$4,000.
A. ID. and Merit Odds came in from
Coleville Tuesday The latter is on
sick list.
Mrs. Will Dressler has arrived at her
home in Fairview after weeks visit
to Carson.
Wilson & Hickey contributed the
hall for the dance last Friday evening
free of charge.
The second instalment of State and
county taxes for 1902 will be due and
delinquent next Monday
The Dutch hold forth in Waterloo
tomorrow with "A big picnic and
grand ball in the evening.
The six-year-old son of NJ. Jepsen of
Gardnerville fell off fence Monday
evening and broke his arm.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at j. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
Schutzen Fest in Waterloo Sontag
den 30 Mai, 1903. Eintrit IA Ball und
supper 500. ALE sind Freundlieh
Eingeladen.
Joe Ross is driving daily stage to
Everetts mining camp, conveying
provisions, etc, TO the large force of
men now employed there.
Who wants a new sewing machine?
A frst-class machine, manufactured by
the New Home Sewing Machine Co,
can be purchased cheap at the COURIER
office.
Mrs. Mary Jones, of Genoa, has sold
her Diamond Valley ranch the Johns
place. TO Henry Neddenriep for 81, 200.
Mr.. Neddenrep will take immediate
possession.
The Fourth of July committee on
arrangements is n busy body this week
preparing new features for the cele-
bration, and there is bound TO be some
thing doing on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fountain have
moved TO Bijou, where Mr.. Fountain
will operate his shingle mill this sum-
mer F. +. Brockliss' threshing machine
engine viii be used to run the mill
Good assays have been obtained
from the Look Out ledge recently To-
Gated by ''Tobe' Ward on the East
Fork of the Carson river Earl Chris
Jensen and Mr.. Ward recently located
an extension of the Look Out which
prospects well on the surface.
ID. r. Hawkins has sold a half inter-
est in three mining claims in Alpine
county to w. +. Lurley and active
work will be commenced Immediately.
On one of the claims a rich stringer of
ore was encountered which has widen
ed out to four foot ledge carrying
values averaging $50 per ton in gold.
Tomorrow will be Decoration Day.
For the first time in many years this
national holiday will not be generally
observed in Douglas county. The
COURIER is sorry no arrangements
have been made for the customary an
niversary exercises. No sweeter, ten
derer custom was ever instituted than
the celebration of Decoration Day in
the beautiful month of May and
strewing the graves of loved ones with
flowers.
Following are the names of the men
who compose the new Grand Jury: j.
RodenDah, (Foreman) Henry Godecke,
j. l.. Campbell, Geo. L. Winter, J. p.
Van Sickle, Nj. Jacobsen, Peter Heit-
man, c. G. Henningsen, r. McFadden,
Arnold Settelmeyer, Leo Springmeyer,
Henry Marquart, Fred Fricke, VIM.
Lampe, d. B. Park, II. F. Dangberg,
Jr.; II. LANCE, YIN. Kruse, A. l.. Dress
Ter, Mike Fay, Warren Mott, John
Raycraft.
There was an exciting runaway in
Genoa Tuesday. Mr.. White, travelling
salesman for Jones, Paddock & Co.,
San Francisco got out of a buggy at