The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-27
The mosquito crop is a hummer.

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Bahbit metal for sale at this office.
There are lots of pelicans in the val
ley this year.
Mrs. DR.. Gerdes departed yesterday
for California.
D. r. Hawkins of Genoa visited the
smelter yesterday.
George Greer of Placerville is i'll at
East Fork Hotel.
Mrs. M. E. Sullivan is quite sick at
the Diamond Sawmill.
The Carson river is falling rapidly.
The fishing ought to be good.
Hon. S. T. Gage is expected in Genoa
this week on visit to Mrs. J. w.
Haines.
| 1t is thought State fair will not be
held this year. Carson will have
weeks racing.
Sheriff Henningsen, John Ellis and
Ernest Scossa of Alpine county were
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. HI. G. Dangberg, Miss Ida
Knapp and Tiny Southworth are re-
ported on the sick list.
The Gardnerville and Sheridan base
ball teams will play for purse of $40
at Sheridan on the Fourth.
Fritz Neddenriep, Jr., and Ed. Rice
purchased the Jaynes saloon building
in Gardnerville and the lot adjoining
yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Bell, daughter of Mrs.
Giardelli of Genoa, was taken below
Tuesday night by DR.. Fournier for
surgical treatment.
No bids for hauling coke from Car
son to the smelter were received by the
Smelter Co. at the meeting of the di-
rectors on Wednesday.
G. w. Hickey and Miss Clara Pitts
passed through Gardnerville yesterday
on their way to Carson, where Mr..
Hickey goes to meet his family.
The Jensen well is down 455 feet.
Two hundred and fifty feet of drill rod
was lost in the well yesterday and that
will have to be fished out this morn
ing.
The smelter will be- in operation
shortly and is now ready to receive
ores. Parties have ores can send
samples to the assay office and have
same assayed.
At the Lutheran church, last Sunday,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Thomson Smith was baptized by
Rev. Horstmann, receiving the name
Elizabeth Emile.
The directors of the Carson Valley
Smelling and Refining Co. held a meet
ing Wednesday and levied an assess
ment of 80 cts. per share on the capital
stock of the company, payable immedi-
ately.
There was big firein the mountains
yesterday pretty close to Mr.. Camp
BELLS sawmill on the Kingsbury grade
Another fire started back of Mrs. Bulbs
place yesterday and ten men were out
fighting the flames.
| The Gardnerville Athletic Club is
having a quarter-of-a-mile bicycle
track constructed in Mr.. Ezell's field
They are using the road machine to
make the track and will turn the water
on next Sunday to pack the ground
The Club will pay $40 per month for the
use of the track.
The new six-passenger automobile
for the proposed automobile line be-
tween Placerville and Lake Tahoe,
made it's first trip over the Sierras
Monday. There were five passengers,
including a reporter for the Placerville
papers. If the machine runs success
fully, daily trips will be made during
the summer.
Harry Ramsey, who has been at
Valleys Springs, near Genoa, for the
past six weeks mastering severe case
of rheumatism, returned to Tonopah
Monday evening almost cured of his
ailment. He says the springs are the
greatest in the world and advises all
who are afflicted with rheumatism to
try the baths, which never fail to cure
He will return in few days.-Bondnzd