The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-15

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Salt mackeral in any any quantity at
Mack Bros.
Miss Bertha Dangberg has been
mite i'll for over week.
Dick Panningiwas visitor to Gard
nerville yesterday.
las. Fapp and wife have gone to
Reno to reside.
I'D Trimmer and sister of Diamond
Valley we're in town on Tuesday.
p G. Wilder returned, Saturday,
from A business trip to Reno.
Henry Bassman and wife, of Fred
orieksburg, spent Saturday in town.
The Dangberg Land & Live Stock Co.
sold a big bunch of beef cattle last
week.
Henry Morrison has improved rap
ialy the past week, and will soonbe
able to get up.
Some one entered barn on the E.
l. Wyatt place, about two weeks ago,
and stole harness.
Rev. John ]. Pardee will preach at
Mottsville on Sunday afternoon and at
Genoa in the evening
The Waterloo youngsters defeated
the Gardnerville kids in the football
game Sunday. Score, 10 to o.
Mrs. Jno. Barrett is visiting the fam
ilv of Mike Fay, and expects to leave
for Reno in a few days.
VIM. T. King, the jolley and talented
editor of the Carson Weekly, visited
Gardnerville, Wednesday.
Frank Walker, the carpenter, de-
narted Monday for East Reno, where
he expects to secure employment.
II is reported that ore worth $500
ner ton has been found in claim adj
ioiuing the Yankee Girl mine, near
Wellington.
lessen Bros. and p. G. Wilder have
resumed operations at the Winters
mine. They will put in the winter TAX
ing out ore.
Only 100000 yellow pine shingles
left, at 70 cents bunch of 200. Call
early at Henry Tucke's, before you are
too late.
Jas. l.. Campbell will, in few days,
put in new pump and gasoline engine
at the Valley Springs, to raise hot
water for the bath rooms.
|. Goldstein, Waterloo, makes a
speciality of fine dress goods. He also
has a nice stock of gents furnishing
goods, groceries, notions, etc.
c. II. Eaton left, Saturday, for Reno,
to spend few days, for the double
purpose of transacting business and
visiting relatives and friends.
Lawrence Gilman, who has had
a bad time with his foot, which was in
jured some time ago, was taken to Car
son Monday and placed under the
care of DIR. Huffaker.
Fritz Dressler returned from below
last Sunday. Mrs. Dressler, who was
recently operated on for tumor, is
getting along nicely, and will likely
return home shortly after the LIST of
February.
Oscar Hildebrandt departed Saturday
for Lovelock. Mr.. II. is good news
gatherer, and the readers of the
COURIER will miss him, during his
four or FIVE weeks absence from Car
son Valley.
The Gardnerville school is making
up for time lost during the recent cpl
demic of scarlatina. All departments
were in session all day Saturday, and
this, it is said, will be the program for
the next two months.
William Fulton, who was with the
Longfellow and Nevada placer mining
companies throughout last summer
and fall, is just about ready to move
into his new house on Ralston and eth
streets, Reno. As soon as operations
recommence on the Carson river placer
neids, next spring, he will resume
work under Manager F. G. Everett.
In the case of @. M. Krummes VS.. G.
Z. Merrick, Administrator of the
Jayne estate, wherein the plaintiff
sues for 1929, for casket and expenses
OF burial of Henry Jayne, the defend
ant has asked for change of venue
70 Genoa, on the ground that our To-
cal Justice of the Peace, Mr.. Ezell, is a
witness in the case. 1t is probable
mat the case will be tried shortly be-
lore Judge Burnham in Genoa.