The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-07-10
Chas. Lewis is up from Oakland.

Judge M. A. Murphy is ill at the
Riverside hotel in Reno.
The Ritchford Hotel has raised the
price of meals to so cents.
w. M Smith and Miss Theresa Foley
were married at Carson Monday.
There are more tourists at Lake Ia
hoe this year than for several seasons
past.
Miss Anna Goldstein will leave for
San Francisco shortly to make an ex-
tended visit.
Andy Matthiesen is now serving as
night Waterman for Gardnerville. He
commenced on the 9TH.
A complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, ETC., constantly
kept on hand by H. Tucke, Sheridan.
Genral Versamlung in Waterloo,
Sontag den II July, Nachm. uhr, fur
allie Deutsehe Buben allie sind Freund-
Itch Eingeladen.
Al Karge was in town Wednesday
arranging for a local telephone ex-
change, which he hopes to have in
operation by the first of August.
One young man started for the Gard
nerville celebration without his Sun
day pants. He went back and got
them, and will try to do better next
time.
j. Belcove, the Carson jeweler, will
be at the Ritchford Hotel for one or
two weeks. People having any repair
work to be done in the line of watches
and jewelry, call at the hotel.
The Gardnerville Band intend to re-
organize and hire a teacher. A meet
ing will be held in Valhalla Hall to-
morrow night and all interested in the
work are requested to be present.
Sample copies of the COURIER will be
mailed to any address free of charge.
Give us the names of your friends at
distance and we will send them sam
pie copy of the paper. The more
names you send in the better we will
like it.
DIR. Sinclair is camping at the Grow
er Hot Springs near Markleeville. A.
w. Ramsey took the doctor up there
and says it is the prettiest spot in the
mountains. Mr.. Ramsey took bath
and the water was so pure and exhila-
rating that it took blemishes off his
character.
The dinner given on the Fourth of
July by the ladies of the Methodist
Church was pronounced success from
every viewpoint. They received a
large share of the patronage, and after
all who came had partaken of the
many good things with which the
tables were loaded, the supply was still
unexhausted. After paying the ex-
penses the sum of $SS was left in the
hands of the Committee. This is a
sufficient amount to clear the property
Of all debt, and hereafter it will stand
free from such embarrassment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Lightle, for
nerly of Genoa, are now prosperous
residents of Lost Prairie, Wallowa
~ " 4 kn H.
tain says the farmers of this section
ire extensive stock raisers and a rep
'esentatiye of that paper was especially
impressed by the number of hog
which Mr.. Lightle and others are pre-
pairing for market. Nearly all the
armers have large orchards and som,
of the finest fruit in the country may
De seen there. The country is rich il
agricultural resources. AS a corn rails
ng section it is said to equal Missouri.
)ne farmer raised 100 acres of corr
asst year. The corn is fed to hogs, OF
which hundreds are raised every wear
The Carson Appeal says the Mon
arch property in Pine Nut is to chang
hands, and that the parties who are to
take hold of it will erect reduction
works near the NINE Parties are ex-
pected here also to purchase the POGO
Tempo mine, and another deal is
pending near Genoa. Eastern parties
have their eyes on one of the promis-
ing copper properties that is located
in that district 1t is understood that
a contract will be let to sink deep
shaft on the groupings in order to de
termine the extent of the ore body.
The value of the rock is all right, as it
is rich in copper and gold. Some of
the richest specimens found in Nevada
have been taken from the ground near
Genoa. Should this deal materialize,
it will be a good thing for Genoa
and the many parties who are interest
ed in that mining section.
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