The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-02-12

Sam Coin departed yesterday for
Carson.
Frank Frey was over from Reno
this week.
Henry schooley was in from Smith
Valley Wednesday.
Ray Dake is working on the new
landry building in Reno.
Mrs. Peter Hoffman is visiting rela-
lives in Santa Rosa, Cal.
The dance in Valhalla Hall Tuesday
evening was well attended.
Herman Lampe has taken his old po-
s;tion in Wards barber shop.
The sleighing has been good this
,eek from Genoa to Markleeville.
Mrs. Henry Morrison departed Tues
dav on a visit to San Francisco.
uTen cases of measles are reported
among State University students.
The tax rate of Ormsby county for
1904 has been fixed at $2.95 on the $100
Mrs. Henry Rabe is visiting her
mother. Mrs R. Cook, in East Reno.
Chris Larson is petitioning off a
card room in the Gardnerville saloon
Attorney Chartz returned from his
trip to San Francisco Tuesday morn
ing.
Dick Barnes and Ralph Patterson of
Antelope Valley were in town this
week.
Bertram Jepsen is erecting the new
addition to the Valhalla saloon for
lessen Bros.
Born, in Sacramento, Cal, February
/ 1904. to the wife of r. w. Strauch, a
daughter.
The citizens of Carson have decided
to hold carnival during the week of
July 4th.
Mrs. Geo. J. Brown and Miss Lottie
Frey departed yesterday for Reno, to
visit relatives.
About Is inches of snow fell in Ge-
noa dnring the late storm and two
inches in Gardnerville.
Miss Clara Jacobsen, daughter of
Assemblyman Jacobsen, has been quite
sick this last week.
The clerks of Carson have formed a
Union and will make an effort to have
all the stores close at 9 O'Clock.
Only 100000 yellow pine shingles
left, at 70 cents bunch of 200. Call
early at Henry Tucke's, before you are
too late.
The COURIER returns thanks for
complimentary tickets to the entertain
ment to be given here by the Rebekahs
on February 22nd.
DIR. Fournier' writes the COURIER
from Mexico that ne will return to
Gardnerville soon and resume the
practice of medicine.
|. Goldstein, Waterloo, makes a
speciality of fine dress goods. He also
has a nice stock of gents furnishing
goods, groceries, notions, etc.
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Plat, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy a stylish suit.
Fred Burner and wife have moved
from Smith Valley to Yerington to
reside. Mr. Burner will be employed
as clerk in the Mason Valley drug
store.-Times.
The indications are favorable for
more stormy weather. Considerable
snow has fallen in the mountains, but
farmers and miners would like to see
the storm continue for another week.
Two first-class business lots in East
Reno can be had by applying imme-
diately to g. w. Waits OF Gardner
vile. Now is the time to take advan-
tage of a valuable opportunity.
Considerable interest is taken in
Gardnerville in the war news. Every
day when the mail arrives our citizens
congregate at the postoffice to read the
latest dispatches in the daily papers.
The entertainment to be given here
by the Rebekahs, February, 22nd will
conclude with minstrel show. Some
of our feminine local celebrities are
said to be adept "endmen" and burnt
cork artists.
There was five feet of snow at Sum-
nit Monday morning, with the beauti-
FIJI still coming down The weather