The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-06-29

80 yOu ACbdJ lOI VIC luIlg
Are you ready for the crowd?
There will be something interesting
all day.
You will be sorry if you don't spend
the Fourth in Gardnerville.
There viii be more fun, more noise,
more to see and more to eat than ever
before.
About 5000 cords of wood from the
James canyon north of Genoa will be
sent down the Carson river to Empire
in few days.
There isn't clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing more complete
line of gents furnishing goods than
Jos. Plat, in the county building, Car
son. He carries a fine new stock of
goods, all fashionable and stylish.
So many people have sought and
obtained relief at the Valley Hot
Springs that it is no wonder the place
is becoming famous as resort for the
sick. They are undoubtedly the best
springs in the State for medicinal pur-
poses.
The regular semi-annual teachers
examination will be held at the Genoa
school house July 8, 1900, commencing
at $50 A. NJ. Applicants for certificates
are requested to give notice to the
County Superintendent on or before the
End day of July.
Mrs. III. G. Dangberg and daughter
and Victor Bull returned from below
Wednesday. They were on the train
which was wrecked near Blue Canyon.
Mrs. Dangberg was severely shaken
up and was sick fer an hour, and Miss
Bertha had her face slightly bruised.
The old Quaker Doctor will be at
Ritchford's Hotel, Gardnerville, Mon
day and Tuesday, July End and 3rd,
and at Raycraft's Hotel, Genoa, We'd
nesday and Thursday July 4th and 5th.
All old patients are requested to call,
and any new ones, presenting them
selves will be examined free of charge.
By request of the farmers, notice is
hereby given that there will be a gen.
eral meeting of the farmers of East
Fork in Wider's hall next Monday at
l O'Clock, for the purpose of eleeting
Water Masters to superintend the dis
tribution of the water during the
months of July, August and September.
r. +. Van Loan and Ed. Murphy,
Assessor of Mono county, were in
from Bridgeport this week, and made
arrangement with the Blue Lakes Com
pany for the employment of Mrs.
Boone's 24-horse team. The Company
? feeds and shoes the horses and gives
Mrs. Boone S12 day for the use of the
team.
By earnest request we suppress the
name of a certain young lady of this
locality, who, few days ago, planted
what she supposed to be sweet peas,
but later found out that she had
planted the contents of the family pill
box, of the early rising variety. It's
too hot to prognosticate what the crop
will be.
Richard Cook of this county and
Mrs. l.. Stark of Carson were married
in Genoa by Justice Dake last Monday,
June 25th. The ceremony was per-
, formed at Raycraft's hotel. The CoUR
J TER joins the many friends in extend
ing the heartiest congratulations. The
happy couple will make their home il
Carson Valley.
The State Central Committee of the
r Silver Party has set September 9Th al
the date for the State Convention o.
the party and Virginia City as the
place of meeting. The primaries viii
!, be held on the 2sth of July. Douglas
county is entitled to four delegates
out of total of ninety-four. The
Democrats will hold their convention
r at the same time and place.
1t is predicted that hay will be {
drug in the market this fall. Califor
MIA has large crop and the Nevads
crop is fully up to the average. The
r first crop of alfalfa in Carson Valley il
r the largest ever harvested. 1t is splen
: did hay, too, thousands of tons having
e been cured and stacked withouta droI
of rain. The first crop is nearly all il
the stack. Owing to the early spring
the crop matured nearly two weeks
, earlier than usual.
( We are now prepared to supply oul
worthy patrons with all kinds of small
, fruits, such as strawberries, cherries
+ raspberries, logan berries (which viii
be on sale some time next week., fol-
table and preserves. All other pro
duce is abundant. Asparagus, beans