The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-04
Miles johnson of Sacramento is here

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Tony sorensen returned from Dem
mark Monday.
A man who does you wrong will
never forgive you for it.
Miss Lottie Frey is expected home
from Reno next Monday.
Louis Stodieck returned from San
Francisco Saturday evening.
Jas. J. Brockliss and Will Park of
Sheridan were in town Sunday.
Chris Jespersen has ordered a fine
billiard table for the Valhalla saloon.
DIR. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson de-
parted Wednesday for Virginia City.
County Clerk Jepsen and Lawyer
Turner were over from Genoa Sunday.
The aggregate of the rainfall in Car
son Valley last week was over six
inches.
C. A. Andrews and Sheriff Grover
of Alpine county were in Genoa Mon
day.
The miners came down from the
Winters mine Sunday. They report
eight feet of snow at the mine.
|. Goldstein, Waterloo, makes a
speciality of fine dress goods. He also
has nice stock of gents furnishing
goods, groceries, notions, etc.
Rosenbrock & Stodieck have re-
ceiyed a splendid line of ladies' and
children's shoes, including all the
latest and incest styles.
Warren Whitney, an old resident of
Carson, died at the Ormsby county
poor farm Monday. He was a native
of New York, aged So years.
Gilbert Briggs and F. B. Livingston
drove out to the POGO TEMPO mine
Friday. Three men.are employed at
the mine running tunnel.
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Plat, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy stylish suit.
II any one doubts the popularity of
the COURIER in this county, his atten-
ton is called to the pile of wood in
front of this Office received on subscrip-
ton.
The Dangberg Land q Live Stock
Co. purchased very handsome brown
Percheron stallion last week. The
animal came from the Carson sink and
weighs 200 pounds.
The Lovelock Tribune says Henry
Krummes got the two small fingers on
his left hand badly chewed up in cog
wheel at the Fitting mine near Mill
City last week.
Mining and water location notices
for sale at the COURIER Office. Also
deeds, bond for a deed, leases, agree
mtUlb, cOnbTtcbs, dTtieico ia hieoa Po
ration, bylaws, mortgages, etc.
The Reno Star says Paul Frosig owns
a valuable mining claim in Washoe
county on which a shaft has been sunk
to depth of 80 feet and body of ore
encountered that goes from $50 to $50
in gold.
The storm was a good one. The
miners are happy, the farmers are
happy, and the merchants and BUSH
ness men will be happy as soon as
spring opens. A good season is be-
fore US.
Eugene Fettic, William Frey and
Thos Laurie of Genoa departed Tues
day evening for Goldfield, the new
mining camp near Tonopah. They
have tent and supply of provisions
and hope to find gold mine.
Judge Murphy, in the District Court
at Carson, Saturday, made an order
for final distribution in the estate of
CAPTAIN A. w. Pray. The matter has
been in the courts for ten years, the
property being valued at $4,000.
William Franklin Osborne, died at
Sheridan last Friday, of pneumonia.
Deceased was about 81 years of age,
and was well-known in Douglas and
Alpine counties, having resided here
agreat many years. He was buried
saturday at Genoa, by the county.
jas. L. Campbell of the Valley
Springs was in Gardnerville Sunday.
Inc new pump recently purchased
Tor the Springs does not work satisfac-
torily and the manufacturers will put
IN another one. Mr.. Campbell will then
ouiid 600 or 700 gallon cement tank,
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