The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-07-04
Take in the Sheridan celebration.

Henry stodieck arrived from Cali
fornia yesterday.
w. E. Scholl, the painter, has an adj
vertisement in this issue.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis has purchased
house and lot in Carson.
Mrs. Frieke will furnish lunch at
all hours at Sheridan to-day.
Sam Cohn and Dan Quill were in
town the forepart OF the week.
A carpenter is wanted to complete
the school house. See notice elsewhere.
Henry Carney came in from Antelope
Valley Wednesday to attend the Reno
carnival
The appeal claims that mining men
who were in Carson Saturday repre-
sent $6o,ooo,ooo.
A Barrel of Groceries given away to
the one holding the lucky number
Saturday night.
Leading citizens of Virginia City
have decided that carnival shall be
held in that city in 1908.
Mr.. Jayne's house is being repaired
and renovated and will be occupied
presently by DR.. Gerdes.
The mill being erected on the POGO
TEMPO mine near Alkali Lake will be
running in about four weeks.
Geo. Greer, who arrived recently
from Diamond Springs, Ell Dorado Co.,
Cal, is i'll with consumption at VIM.
Dressler's ranch.
Henry Tucke reports business lively
at Sheridan. He carries a fine line of
dry goods, groceries, clothing, boots
and shoes, etc.
J. T. Carr, brother of the proprietor
of the Gardnerville Candy Store, ar
rived yesterday from Clay Station,
California, and will remain here this
summer.
John Anderson has sold his ranch
near the Squires place to August Rad
laff. The price is said to have been
So, 500. Mr.. Radlaff will take possession
in September.
j. r. Dave of Paradise Valley has
opened a barbershop one door north of
East Fork Hotel and solicits a share of
the public patronage. His advertise
Inent appears in this issue.
A number of Carson people have
driven out to Cradlebaugh's Bridge
this week to view the fire in the noun
tains. The Appeal says the trip is
worth the time spent, as it is certainly
the grandest sight of it's kind witnessed
in this section in many years.
These people from Carson Valley
and vicinity will join the excursion
around Lake Tahoe to-day; John Bar
rett and family, DR.. Hawkins, H. A.
N. Todd, VIM. Ritchford, w. N Mer-
rill and wife, Miss Mabel Ritchford,
George, Fay, Miss Irma Fay and Miss
Ida Knapp.
To-day our people are in the very
groves of an earthly paradise. Here
are three picnics-in Hussman's pas
ture, in Diamond Valley and at Sheri.
dan-and a young man with a girl
who can drive at all can easily take
them all in without fatigue. Was
there ever SO much joy abroad?
Chris Christensen of Genoa stole a
buggy robe from Chris Dangberg's
cart in Gardnerville Sunday night
The robe was afterwards found in
Christensen's bed by Deputy Sheriff
Matthiesen. On Wednesday Christen.
sen pleaded guilty to the charge OF
petty larceny before Justice of the
Peace Ezell and was fined So and costs
Raycraft Bros. of Genoa and Carson
are now out of the stage business for
the first time in twenty-five years.
During that time they have owned a
half dozen lines and carried thousands
of passengers. Only one passenger
was injured, VIM Zirn, who Jumped
out of the stage one day several years
ago in Jacks Valley, and the wheels
passed over him, breaking his legs.
A giant firecracker lifted Henry
Mack's hat Wednesday evening and
bruised his face little We make this
explanation SO his friends will not
think he was trying to start the fires
, at the smelter. Smelter stock is hot
moving now and a couple of heavy
owners fired up little in scrap at
the postoffice Sunday evening, but
Henry was only celebrating the Fourth.
Harry T. Key, formerly resident OF
Mason Valley, was arrested here Wed
nesday night for selling whisky to an
Indian. Deputy Sheriff Matthiesen
made the arrest near Chris Larson'e