The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-13

a Siehd tlIll5 Is promised Oh the
Fourth at Sheridan. See opposite page
Miss Ardery and Miss Hofer Of Car
son are visiting at the Dangberg ranch.
The well at the Jensen ranch was
down 355 feet at quitting time last
night.
Percy Arnot has taken position as
time-keeper for the Standard Electric
Co. at Blue Lakes.
President Helbern of the Nevada
Bank is building a fine residence at
Belview, Lake Tahoe
! S. Case OF Paradise Valley, Nevada, is
spending a few days with the South
worth boys in Gardnerville.
II. Yerington, Ray Crowel and F.
Evans of Carson visited George and
Clarence Dangberg this week.
The COURIER acknowledges with
thanks the receipt Of a nice box Of
wedding cake from Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Tucke.
The new hotel at Tahoe City is now
completed and has accommodations for
over 800 guests. 1t is the finest hotel
on the Lake.
H. A. Stembiht, who is employed at
the Antelope marble quarries, was in
town yesterday to meet his wife and
children, who came up from below.
At meeting on the It'll instant of
Valley View Camp, No 5S4, Woodmen
of the World, at Sheridan, r. T. Willler-
son was elected delegate to the Dis
trict Convention, to be held at Reno on
the 18th, and Jno. Barrett, alternate.
If Jack Frost doesn't pay us another
visit this month the first crop OF alfalfa
in this valley will be good one. One
of our farmers says it viii be the best
ever harvested. The alfalfa is very
thick and growing rapidly at this writ
ing.
Joseph Sceirina and Miss Nellie
Scossa We're married in Genoa Friday
by Justice of the Peace G. w. Dake.
The bride is a daughter of Joe Scossa
of Diamond Valley. The young couple
will make their home in Mason Valley,
where the groom lately bought a ranch.
We can now furnish our patrons with
fresh Strawberries and the choicest
fruits and vegetables at lowest prices.
We have the best of everything in Our
line, and you will run no risk to select
from our wagon, or order by mail,
which viii be attended to promptly
and with utmost care.
QUoNG SING YUEN & Co,
Carson, Nevada. All Sing, Mgr.
The Carson Valley Smelling s. Re
fining Co. elected the following officers
Saturday: II. c. Dangberg, President
and Manager; G. f. Merrick, Vice
President; A. j. Pettegrew, Secretary;
P. G. Wilder, Treasurer; G. NJ Hen
ningsen, Director Ex-President Uhl-
horn was employed to complete the
smelter and operate it thirty days.
In speaking Of the Memorial Day ex-
ercises at Tonopah, the Bonanza says:
Miss Elva Patterson, the teacher, is
deserving Of great praise for the order
and discipline shown by the pupils of
her school. The children's department.
throughout the program was COM
mendable, and their voices lent a har-
mony to the songs. We cheerfully
speak their praises, and add word of
appreciation for their talented teacher.
Miss Patterson taught the Genoa
school last year.
Jake Werner of Genoa received
oyer $500 from Germany last week.
This is the third wind-fall for Jake in
the last few years. When Jake has
plenty of money his horses become
frisky and run away. Money makes
them go. A few weeks after he re-
ceived windfall No he was nearly
killed in run away accident. For
two or three years Jake's horses have
been tractable and well-behaved, but
on the arrival of the last lot of money
they began to shy and see bears and
bugaboes by the roadside. The tran
sition from tractability to Instability
was rapid and pronounced. Jay Gould,
(the grey race horse) once a beauty, is
now bun built to break trace before
breakfast. Jay took spin down the
road aud through the streets of Genoa
last Friday, attached to Jake's carry
all. But Jake had grown wise and did
not accompany him on the trip. Jake
has been hurt in jays company more
than once. A few years ago he lost a
band of cattle because Jay couldn't
run fast enough on the Carson track
Wedding Bells.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rod
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