The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-19
Rabbit metal for sale at this office.
Mrs. Chris Wennhold is quite sick.

cash Store this week. 1t pays to have
new goods.
Prof Waits and wife are camping at
Fallen Leaf lake, near Lake Tahoe.
When your watch needs repairing
take it to j. Belcove, Carson, Nevada.
Tourists are arriving daily at Lake
Tahoe and the outlook for a lively
season is encouraging.
Some of the lumber has arrived and
the grounds and will soon be put in
shape for the Fourth of July picnic.
A game of baseball will be played
July 9Th at Lovelock between Winnie
mucca and Loyelock teams for 81 900 a
side.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at j. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
Judge Murphy sentenced A. L. Lock-
wood Friday morning to eighteen
months imprisonment for stabbing
Henry Mack.
Jones, Paddock q Co., wholesale
dealers in coffees and spices, San Fran
cisco, have contributed SO to the
Gardnerville Fourth of July fund.
The Appeal says the Monarch mine,
which is situated near the Anderson
ranch in Pine Nut, has been bonded to
California capitalists, who will develop
the property with a view of purchas-
ing.
County Commissioner Henry Boer-
lin, of Esmeralda county, accompanied
by his mother and II. y. Morgan and
daughter, CLARA, of Fletcher Station,
passed through here yesterday on
their way to Carson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boerlin formerly resided in Genoa and
are well known to all the old resi-
dents of that town.
A. w. ii. Helberg, c. E. Merrick, II.
@. Jepsen, E. Bokelman and G. f. w.
Dangberg attended the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows in Reno this week, as
delegates from Gardnerville Lodge
No. SO. The delegates in attendance
from Genoa Lodge No. II were +.
Berning, A. Livingston, II. Alderman,
John Heimsoth and r. +. Willlerson.
The Seymour Trio Vaudeville Com
pany, of New York City, arrived in
Gardnerville yesterday. The company
have made a wager to travel from San
Francisco to New York city by team
in 1873 days, leaving Frisco with fifty
dollars worth of provision and no
coin. The company is composed of
seven performers, five men and two
women. They intend to put on a big
show tonight in Valhalla Hall. The
features consist of high-class vaude-
vile, up-to-date comedy and wonder
full aerobatic feats. Come out and see
them.
While County Clerk Jepsen was in
Reno Tuesday attending the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows he was wanted
very much in Genoa by a young couple
from Truckee who desired a marriage
license. The young man is a fireman
on the railroad and could not wait, SO
they started for Dayton. Since they
/ % 1n fnr from fhn railrna1 nd
seemed to be looking for a small town,
it may be that stern parent was in
the background.
Tuesday evening just before dark on
the road between Genoa and the Wal
ley Springs a couple of men drove into
and upset a cart in which there were
three ladies, Miss Ellen Virgin, Mrs.
Anna Raycraft and Miss May Camp
bell. Miss Virgin was seriously injur-
ed and Mrs Raycraft slightly bruised.
Miss Virgin was conveyed to her home
in Genoa and DIR. Hawkins was called
from Gardnerville. She was in great
pain and could not bear a thorough
examination, but it is feared that her
left hip is dislocated. 1t is said that
the men who upset the cart were in
toxicated.
The Goddess of Liberty contest closes
tomorrow night at s O'clock. Get
your votes in before the rush. Great
and unlocked for surprises will be in
order tomorrow. Pretty girlsl When
it comes to pure beauty, fresh and UNI
defiled, Carson Valley is like a musk
mellon patch in August when the
spring has been warm and propitious,
the sweets are everywhere, The woods
are full of them and it will be a sur
prise to us if combinations are not
formed and large blocks of votes slyly
cast before the contest closes Re
member, besides a charming and beau