The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-09-11
Rabbit metal for sale at this office.

year.
Ed Rice came in from Antelope Val
ley Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Pettegrew expect to
move to Reno.
The school bell will ring next Mon
day morning.
The Morante Speciality Co. tonight.
See advertisement.
Miss Georgia Nelson is attending
the State University.
Mack Bros. have erected new sign;
also Bennett & Jarvis.
Mrs. Chris Nielsen and daughter re-
turned from below Wednesday.
Miss Clara Kair will open the school
in Central district next Monday.
VIM. Bennett and AL. Jarvis are now
proprietors of the Oberon saloon.
Erntifest in Waterloo, sontag den Il
Sep. allie sind Freundlich Eingeladen.
A large number of new cottages are
being constructed at Tallac for the use
of tourists next season.
There was snowstorm and freez-
ing temperature in Douglas county on
September 10, last year.
Harry Martin of Alpine county was
in town Wednesday. He is employed
at the Carson river placer mines.
Chas. Hickey, Fred Crowell and
Louis Gauthard have located promis-
ing mining claim at POGO Tempo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frey of Genoa de-
parted Wednesday evening for Placer
Vile. They expect to be absent about
n week.
The case of the Ralston Iron works
against the Smelter Company, which
was set for trial next Monday has been
compromised.
The trial of Thos. E. Houston, indict-
ed for selling whisky to an Indian, is
set for next Monday, in the District
Court at Genoa.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. r. Jones depart
this week for Petaluma and other
points in Californis. to visit friends
and relatives. They expect to be gone
a month.
The practice of selling whisky TO In
dams is becoming altogether too COM
mon in this neck o. woods. Some one
may get taste of the law before long,
and then they'll be sorry.
The Lauretz Thompson house and
lot in Gardnerville was sold last Sat
urday at administrators sale to Be-
nard Clock for $3.50. District ttorney
Virgin conducted the sale.
Mrs. Hattie Josephine Elliot, age
% years, eldest daughter of John Muir
ply, formerly of Genoa, died in Al
turas, Cal, August Is, 1903. Deceased
was born in Empire, Nevada.
Joe Platt is unpacking some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. He states
that it ia the finest stock that he has
received in a number of years. Pur-
chasers will do we'll to bear this in
mind
The tax list of Douglas county for
1903, Is ready for the printer and will
probably be out the latter part of next
week. 1t will be printed in paragraphs
this year, and not in tabulated form,
as in previous years.
The report that Mrs. Christensen of
Empire, mother of Martin Christensen
ofGardnerville, had died in the French
hospital in san Francisco was a mis-
take. The lady has so far recovered
as to be out of danger.
Senator Dangberg purchased in the
neighborhood of 400 head of cattle in
Elko county and vicinity last week.
The cattle were shipped to Carson by
special train and will be fed in Carson
Valley for several months.
Frank @. Everett has purchased the
Andrew Pettegrew place. half mile
south of Gardnerville, and will take
possession next Monday. The price
was $1,000. Mr.. Everett will move
the old house back and build a new
house.
The recent test run ofgold rock from
the Harvey mine at POGO TEMPO is
said to have been perfectly satisfac-
tory" Just how much per ton that is,
the COURIER is unable to figure out,
and perhaps it is none of our business.
However, they keep their regular force
of men at work in the mine, and the
reader can guess the balance.
Some one made desperate, but UNI