The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-26
Rabbit metal for sale at this Office.

Get your seats for "a Noble Out
easp' now at Barrett's Store
Thompson's Glove Fitting Militant
Corsets at Barretts Cash Store.
No bids were received for the ice
cream stand on the picnic grounds.
Lost, a ladies' black coat. Finder
will leave same at this office.
w. F. Dressler sold a line pair of
horses Monday to Mr.. Spinney and
DIR. Gleaves, of Reno.
Business has been good at Barrett's
Cash Store this week. 1t pays to have
new goods.
IL. Jayne, who has been very sick at
the residence of Mrs. Behrman, was
some better yesterday.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at j. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
The Smith Valley fruit crop will be
large and fine this season, especially
the apples, pears, plums and crab
apples.
E. b. Rail arrived in Carson We'd
nesday from California. He was for
many years hardware merchant in
Carson.
When you go to Carson, call and see
j. Belcove's magnificent stock of
watches, clocks and iewelry. Mail
orders solicited.
Geo. II. Baker, Miss Lizzie Baker
and Mrs. Fred Littell and babies, of
Mason Valley, are visiting the family
of e. l.. Wyatt.
f. G. Everett and Oliver Lawson de-
parted for New York Monday to at
tend meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Nevada Placer Gold Mining
| Co.
All are cordially invited to ride in
the parade on the Fourth. Come as the
leaves come when forests are rended;
come as the waves comes when navies
are stranded, or words to that effect.
There will be room enough for all.
Mrs. Headrick has a splendid line of
up-to-date summer millinery. Her
parlor is perfect bouquet of beauty,
with wilderness of pretty hats and
ribbons, and all the dainty and at
tractive ornaments for millinery goods
so dear to the ladies.
Abe Harris, who will go out of the
mercantile business in Gardnerville
the first of August, intends to make a
/ trip TO northern Washington before
/ long, aud it will not be a surprise to
some of his most intimate friends if he
should claim for his own one of the
fairest blossoms of that Evergreen
State.
+ a party of government surveyors
consisting of Roy Richards, Lloyd
+ Wooley, A. Murray and Elmer Cobb
are at work here on preliminary
level line survey of Carson Valley.
They are taking preliminary steps for
the general survey that will be made
later on. The object of the survey is
to get a Typographical map of the val
ley.
Carson and Reno will shut up shop
and go to Virginia on the md and Bird of
July. On the 4th and 5th the crowd
will come to Gardnerville along with
the Carson wheelmen and the band.
The Southern Pacific Company has
made a rate of Sg.55 for the round trip
from San Francisco to Reno. Special
trains will leave San Francisco June
80 and, returning, leave Reno July 8.
1t transpired that George Morris and
Miss Ethel Define, of Truckee, who
visited Genoa last week in quest of a
marriage license, previously visited
Carson and would have secured a
license there but for the girls mother,
who telegraphed the Sheriff demand
ing the prevention of the marriage and
the forcble return of the girl to her
Truckee home. The telegram alleged
that the girl was only fifteen years of
age 1t will be remembered that the
young people were disappointed in OBJ
tanning license in Genoa and went to
Dayton. At the latter place a license
was secured and the solemn ceremony
enacted. All their ''vexations were
trials of love and they have strange
ly stood the test" May the inconven-
fences and perplexing incidents of
their wedding journey in the beautiful
month of June be prelude to a life of
radiant sunshine and happiness.
A Quiet Wedding.