The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-06
THE WEEKLY COURIER.

this office.
Chris Jespersen is tending bar for
Chris Larson.
Three feet of fresh snow fell at the
Blue Lakes Saturday night.
A. Livingston and II. r. Hofer drove
up from Carson Wednesday.
An improvement is noticed in all
lines of business in Gardnerville
Peter Hoffman has received three
carloads of wheat from California
The Rag-Time Comedy Co. will show
in Valhalla Hall tomorrow night.
The De Carr Repertoire Co. gave a
fine show in Valhalla Hall last night.
P. G. Wilder & Co. have just received
a big lot of buggies and road wagons.
Miss Flora Prue of Willows, Cal, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Poirier at Genoa.
A picnic and dance in Hussmans
pasture would about fill the Bill for the
Fourth.
Doc Benton has moved into his new
livery stable at Carson and is ready for
bus mess.
Miss May Eaton of Reno is visiting
her brother Chas. II. Eaton in Gard
nerville.
Peter Steffes is building nice picket
fence around Mike Fay's residence at
Fairview.
A severe frost cut down the potato
vines and other tender vegetation Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Larson went be-
low Wednesday, the latter for medical
treatment.
No saloon will be allowed at the Blue
Lakes this season. Too much booze is
not good for the men.
G. F. Holland returned to Gardner
villo Wednesday with some parties
who are looking for mines.
Judge N D. Arnot and wife are at
tending the commencement exercises
at the Nevada State University.
Amos Chubbuck and Mrs. Carrie
Roschon were married in Carson June
LIST, Rev. E. e. Dodge officiating.
George Springmeyer expects to at
tend the Summer School at Berkeley,
which opens on the Goth of June.
Mr.. Uhlhorn has a new top buggy
{ and has purchased a fine black horse
from H. M. lexington of Carson.
A. E. Chandler and Albert Wolf of
the State University are measuring the
flow of the Carson river and its tribu-
taries.
John Barrett of the firm of P. G..
Wilder & Co., and Harry Wilkerson
drove up to Bijou Wednesday and Wis
tied Tahoe City.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Carson Valley Smelling
and Refining Co. in Wilders' hall at
O'clock tomorrow.
Pres. Uhlhorn is corresponding with
Mason Valley parties and will likely go
there this fall for the purpose of erect
ing Vulcan smelter.
The frame of William Hussman's
new barn was raised Wednesday. 1t is
large building and when completed
will contain 40, 900 feet of lumber.
Joseph Brockliss has purchased the
Snowflake Saloon at Sheridan from
Herman Petersen. Mr.. Petersen is
employed as bar-keeper at the Valhalla
Saloon in Gardnerville.
Sam Cohn came down from Alpine
county Friday. He reports lively times
at Loope A force of fifty men is en-
ployed putting in additional stamps
and machinery at the mill.
The Placerville Democrat says Fran
els Frey has further improved the
Riverton Hotel by putting on new
roof and painting the interior as well
as the exterior of the house.
Jos. Platt, the old reliable clothier of
Carson, has a fine new lot of furnish
ing goods, filling his store from front
to rear. He will take pleasure in show
ing you the latest styles. suits made
to order and satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Celia Johns was an arrival from
California last week Friday on a visit
to Mason Valley friends. She expects
to spend the greatest part Of the sum
mer in Smith Valley with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Burner Yeriftgton Times.
Charles L. Calkins, one of the editors
of the Pacific cQast Miner, died in
Lovelock last week, Of pneumonia.
Denaased anant n few daVg in Gardiner