The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-05-08
Mrs. Lehhy departs for Gold Hill to-

Ernest Folsom is visiting his parents
in Carson.
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this office.
Martin Christensen's father died in
Empire yesterday morning.
The new road to Horseshoe Bend
will be completed next week.
Mrs. Gerdes departed Tuesday for
Lovelock to join her husband
Mrs. Ora Whiting, Of Hawthorne,
visited relatives here this week.
Henry Laughton, of Alpine county,
is on the sick list in Gardnerville.
Mrs. Joseph Frey, of Reno, is visit
ing relatives in Genoa and Gardner
vile.
n. Davis, merchant tailor of Reno,
will be in Gardnerville tomorrow and
next day.
Many Gardnerville people were out
riding in carriages Sunday afternoon
and evening.
It is probable that the telephone line
will be extended to Smith and Ante
lope valleys this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Morrison will
have charge of the boarding house at
the Loope mines this summer.
E. Scheppelman has rented the
Ritchford cottage on Minnie street,
recently occupied by DR.. Gerdes.
DR.. Sinclair departed yesterday for
Lundy to look after his mining inter
ests.
The Carson News says Superintend-
ent Allen of the Indian School will be
transferred to the Albuquerque School
shortly.
Rev. w. p. Rankin and w. @. Ezell
attended the state Camp of Modern
Woodmen, which convened in Reno
Wednesday.
The fredericksburg and Fairview
schools will give a joint picnic at
Bruins Grove, Fredericksburg, Satur-
day, May 16.
n. Davis, the merchant tailor, of
Reno, sends word to his patrons that
he will be in Gardnerville Saturday
and Sunday next.
a horse fell on Thos. Biddle, of To
peg, dislocating his collar bone. He
came to Gardnerville Wednesday for
medical treatment.
The county has had telephone in
strument placed in the Sheriff's Office.
It will be a great convenience to the
county officers and others.
Carson has decided not to celebrate
and the people of that city will either
come to 0ardnerville on the Fourth or
attend the celebration at Virginia City.
a sufficient sum has been collected
to pay the creditors of the late firm of
P. @. Wilder & Co. in full and the
final payment will be made in a few
days.
Who wants new sewing machine?
A first-class machine, manufactured by
the New Home Sewing Machine Co,
can be purchased cheap at the COURIER
office.
The Winters mine has been bonded
to salt Lake capitalists. The mine is
looking better every day. Eleven
men are employed in the mine at
present.
The second installment of taxes for
the year 1902 are now due and payable
to the tounty Treasurer Taxes not paid
on or before June LIST will become de-
linquent.
The "Katzeniammer Kids are on
deck again; this time at Sheridan.
They propose to have more fun than
barrel of monkeys on the evening of
May 22nd, as will be seen in an adver-
tisement elsewhere in this issue.
G. Pohl, the barber, has moved into
the new building recently fitted up on
the Behrman lot opposite the bank.
He has put in first-class fixtures and
new equipments. Forup-to-date work,
especially hair cutting, he requests a
call
1t is reported that rich strike was
made Wednesday on one of the claims
recently located by Henry Beste and
others near the Zirn mine. 1t was
agreed that if a strike was made the
miners would build fire on the claim
to tell the owners here of their good
fortune. Wednesday night big fire
was seen from Gardnerville and yester-