The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-12
John Ellis is on the sick list.

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s. A. Imelli's baby has been quite
sick this week.
Judge Mack will hold court in Genoa
on the 23rd instant
Mrs II F. Mnsser and Miss Genie
Arnot visited Gardnerviile yesterday.
Miss Anna johnson, the school
teacher, is suffering from an attack of
rheumatism.
Send your orders for Deering extras
to A Harris The price of Deering
extras now is lower than on any other
machine.
A new Enterprise sausage machine
and y horse power gasoline engine
for sale. Also 60-gallon kettle. In
quire at this office.
The fir will fly at Sheridan next Sun
day. The Gardnerville team is going
over to attend to the scientific ball
tossers on the west side.
The Misses Bertha and Anna Lee of
San Diego are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
+. w. Behrman, in Gardneryille. The
young ladies are daughters of Albert
Lee, formerly of Genoa.
The cutter bar on Standard mower
floats over the ground and does not
pillow through, consequently light draft
and greatest cutting power. Call and
let me show you. II. TUcKE, Agt.
The Carson NeaOs says the street car
nival was conceived as joke and taken
seriously. This explanation appears
to be correct and ample. 1t is believed
that the victims of the joke number
nearly 5000.
Jas. Burke and force of artisans
arrived from Reno yesterday and
have commenced work on Mr. Jensen's
new bank building. Burke Bros. have
also the contract to build an extension
to the First National Bank of Winnie
mucca.
w. T. Virgin, who has two men en-
ployed running a tunnel to tap the
copper ledge back of Genoa, expects
to put on a night shift in a few days.
Five hundred feet of track and two
Cars to carry the rock out of the tun-
mel have been ordered from below.
A sheepherder received a painful in
jury in Alpine county on Thursday of
last week. He was carrying a rifle
and fell over a rock. The rifle was dis
charged, the ball striking him in the
arm and tearing hole about an inch
and half in diameter. The injured
man was taken to Carson for surgical
attendance.
Fritz Elges and Miss Freda Rajah,
two weli-known and popular young
people of Gardnerville, were married
in Genoa last Friday, by Justice G. W.
Dake. We but express the sentiments
of their many friends when we hope
happiness and good fortune may at
rugged pathway of life.
A splendid artesian well was OBJ
tanned at I'll. F. Dangberg's home
ranch, two miles west of Gardnerville.
Tuesday afternoon. 1t is 440 feet deep
and flows fifty gallons per minute.
The water is pure and cold. With the
end of the pipe twelve feet above the
surface of the ground the well flows
twenty gallons per minute.
s. B. Cohen, the Carson dry goods
merchant, and Miss Bertha Cohn, eld-
est daughter of M. Cohn, were married
in Carson Wednesday at noon. Judge
A. L. Fitzgerald performed the cere.
mony. The happy couple departed in
the evening on their honey moon of
three weeks in Southern California |
The groom's gift to the bride was
deed to their future home, the Clarke
residence of which they will take pos
session in October.
About rs tons of hay and the barn
on the old t. B. Smith ranch in Smith
Valley, owned by Hans Petersen,
formerly of this valley, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning. The fire
occurred about O'Clock. The origin
of the fire is not known. By hard
work one stack of hay standing about
rs feet from the fire was saved. The
loss is serious one TO Mr.. Petersen.
He has owned the ranch but short
time and is working hard to pay for it.
The best Dollar berries are selling
within the reach of all and spring veg
etables are abundant String and wax
beans will soon be much cheaper. In
a short time we will be able to supply
our patrons with fresh Nevada produce.
We solicit advance orders for berries,
if you wish to preserve them. Salts
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