The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-02-26

COURIER.
The demand for good horses is in
creasing.
Chas. Dudley of Tonopah is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Lillian Fay returned Friday
from San Francisco.
A. Jensen departed for San Francis
co Saturday evening.
w. H. Stock is painting and renovat-
ing the Larson saloon.
When isl:Carson Valley going to
have a rural mail route?
The new addition to the Valhalla sa-
loon has been completed.
Mrs. Henry Morrison is reported
quite sick in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heise have returned
from their trip to San Francisco.
Judge N. ID. Arnot departed for Pla-
cerville Friday TO hold a term of court.
If you are interested in good horses,
see advertisement headed Joe Brandon.
Frank Audrain, Frank Lord and Mr..
Grover of Markleeville were in town
Sunday.
Land in Nevada will never be cheap
err than it is to-day. Investments made
now are sure to be profitable.
Rev. John J. Pardee will preach at
Mottsville Sunday afternoon and at
Genoa in the evening, the weather per-
hitting.
The Wells Herald says that Otto 7.
Williams of Elko will be the Republic
nan nominee for District Attorney of
Elko county next election.
The Danish Society will give So
cial dance in Valhalla Hall tomorrow
evening, after which there will be a
banquet at Larson's hotel.
|. Goldstein, Waterloo, makes a
speciality of fine dress goods. He also
has nice stock of gents furnishing
goods, groceries, notions, etc.
J. II. Hickey was called below Satur-
day. on account of the illness of his
wife, who has been under the care of a
physician in that city since the middle
of December.
DIR. A. Fournier has purchased the
practice of DIR. b. Robinson in Gard
nerville, and will soon open an office
in the building now occupied by DIR.
Robinson.
Up to Wednesday morning the rain
fall in Carson was 4 inches. Proba-
bly, the total precipitation this week is
in the neighborhood of inches, and
there is more in sight.
Ii is announced that the lady min
strels will give another entertainment
before long Next time they will ar
range with the weather clerk for clear
skies and moonlight night.
Miss Bessie Nj. VAR, formerly of
Bijou, Lake Tahoe, has moved from
Gamaliel, KY, to Ravenna, Ohio, and
orders her COURIER mailed to the lat
ter address.
Some one has been stealing lumber
from the desert station. This is a
detestable, dangerous and unlawful
proceeding, and the thief, If caught,
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
The richness of Nevada's resources
can scarcely be over-estimated. Its
development has hardly commenced,
but it has got started and nothing
above ground is big enough to stop 1t.
The Carson river is booming. A
tremendous amount of water is going
to waste. By year from this spring
it is probable that some of the flood
waters of the Carson will be stored to
irrigate lands in Churchill county.
Jas. Curry and wife of Bodie are
spending few days in Gardnerville.
Mrs. Curry is a daughter of Andy
Arid, who was sick here part of the
winter and is now reported on the
road to recovery in San Francisco.
The parties conducting the cyanide
plant at Loope say they do not run
their waste solutions in the river, and
80 they cannot be responsible for the
large number of dead trout to be seen
upon the surface Of that stream now,
says the Carson News.
AT the masquerade ball in Carson
Monday evening Mrs. Fapp was award
ed first prize for the richest dressed
lady and Mrs. Sam COIN received the
second prize The former appeared |