The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-28
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, .............. 1908

SSOAS'
Sam Cohn is spending a week In
Gardnerville.
Miss Ethel Stone of Carson is visit
ing Mrs. Peter Petersen.
The @. H. Eaton Co. will handle all
kinds of rough lumber.
There will be social dance tonight
in Tucke's hall at Sheridan.
John Barrett is putting in new sheIv>
ing for a lot of new goods now arriving
Entrance examinations at the State
University will begin on September
9Th.
Chas. Hunt departed Sunday for
Lundy with big load of supplies for
the mines.
Miss Louise Sweeney of Carson has
been appointed to teach the Clear
Creek school.
The POGO TEMPO mill is still run
ming on gold ore from the Harvey Nc
Caffrey mine.
G. p. Winchell, the Placerville Cor
oner, and father of Mrs. Albert Frey,
is here on visit.
Should your eyes trouble You, call
at ]. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
The real estate and personal proper
ty belonging to the estate of II. Jayne,
deceased, was appraised this week at
s5,6s2.
Buyers are busy all over the State
securing horses. Good horses are re-
ported as being rather scarce at any
price.
The Band boys had a delightful time
at their dance in Valhalla hall Friday
evening. There was large crowd of
young people present.
California officials are calling loud
and long for US to head off their runa-
way convicts. Guess you'll have to
wait, boys, until we haul in our hay.
Henry Tucke, at Sheridan, is pre-
pared to furnish shingles and cedar
posts in quantities to suit. Write to
him for prices, and save money.
Another expert visited the Winters
mine last Saturday. Outside capital
seems to take quite an interest in this
property since it has been resurrected
and put on a paying basis.
The Postoffice Department is shak
ing up the mail carriers in White Pine
county. When it finishes that job we
wish it would find out why the mails
are frequently twenty-four hours be-
hind time when they reach Gardner
vile.
Remember Jos. Platt, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
custom made clothing. Call and get
an up-to-date suit. Mr.. Platt has a
splendid line of gents furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
The Nevada State Band members
will run an excursion train from Car
son to Mohawk Valley, where big
picnic will be held on Sunday, Septem-
Der. 8. The round trip from Carson
will be 81 and the journey will require
the use of three different railroads and
will be 100 miles distance each way.
lessen & Wilder have been compell-
ed to shut down their mill at the Win
tiers mine for want of water. During
the last few days they were able to run
but six hours out of twenty-four, and
they decided to wait a few days for
cooler weather, when they expect to
be able to run half time. Work in the
mine is being pushed with usual vigor.
The 40O-foot level is being opened up
and plans for cheaper power and more
water are being perfected.
Frank Brockliss has gone to heavy
expense in securing one of the latest
improved threshing machines, and
should be patronized. Carson Valley
IL up 70 date in all things, and it is not
necessary to send to California or any
other country for assistance. Mr..
Brockliss is doubtless able to compete
with any machine that can be brought
here from distance, and other things
being equal, our farmers will probably
follow the rule adopted some years
ago that has brought our valley TO the
front, that is, patronize our home in
dustries and keep our money at home.
He should have all the work he can
handle.
The old ''Cave mine," which was
worked by A. @. Pratt in the eighties
has been relocated by Dan Emerson