The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-12
Rabbit metal for sale at this office.


Cigars and tobaccos at Barrett's Cash
Store.
Prospects for a magnificent fruit
crop are fiattering.
r. T. Wilkerson, of Reno, was in
Gardnerville Wednesday.
When your watch needs repairing
take it to j. Belcove, Carson, Nevada.
L. D. Fields and wife have moved
into Mr.. Frey's brick house at Genoa.
You can get fire crackers and Fourth
of July ribbon at Barretts Cash Store.
Jos. Blackburn is building a new ho-
tel at Junction Station, Mono county.
s. A. Imelli bought fine buggy
team this week from Henry Nedden-
REP.
Miss Grace Anterior has been re-en-
gagged to teach the Fairview school for
the next term.
When you come to tell us about
those big fish you caught just bring
along the fish.
Barney Riley has purchased two
lots on Mission street from Geo. Lamy.
Consideration, $500.
Miss Hattie Cushing has returned to
Carson from Mono county, where she
has been teaching school,
Peter T. Smith has an artesan well.
1t is only 40 feet deep and flows near
ly twenty gallons per minute.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at ]. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
A. w. II. Helberg, ID. w. Virgin and
l.. f. Jones were in Virginia City this
week as delegates to the Grand Lodge
of Masons.
John G. Riemann, the blacksmith at
Centerville, has a new artesian well.
1t is 1872 feet deep and flows nice
stream of pure cold water.
Miss Laura Arnot won the $40 prize
at the State University for the best
sewing done during the year in the
Domestic Art department.
AL Karge will extend the telephone
line from Gardnerville to Loope and
from Gardnerville to Bridgeport and
Smith and Antelope valleys.
A ranch in Lovelock valley recently
sold for $66 per acre.-Exchange.
Alfalfa ranches in Carson Valley
never sell for less than 500 per acre
and at the present time are worth
double that amount.
Archie Miller did not return from
Reno with his sister, Isabelle, but will
be up in time to celebrate the Fourth.
All the University students from this
section are said to have made excel
lent progress the past term.
Mrs. Jas. Letterman, of Chico, CAL,
sister of w. T. King of the Carson
Weekly, is visiting relatives in Gard
nerville. Mrs. Letterman has raised
quite family, as she has nineteen
children living, there being three sets
oftwins.
Remember Jos. Plat, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
custom made clothing. Call and get
an up-to-date suit. Mr. Plat has
splendid line of gents furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
Jos. Cardinal officiated at the ex-
press office and jewelry store during |
the absence of Mr.. Helberg in Vir-
ginia. Joe says city life is slow COM
pared with the ranch and Thursday |
morning he was contented to hear the
ROSTERS crow once again.
ID. r. Hawkins and the Raycrafts |
have settled their trouble over the
Mammoth mine by division of the
property. 1t is not improbable that
the new smelter company will now
take the claims and erect a twenty
stamp mill on the property.
The concentrating plant at the
Winters mine is now in operation.
The mill has three stamps, but owing
to the ease with which the ore brushes
and the coarseness of the screens used,
it is able to handle twenty tons per
day. The concentrates will probably
be reduced at the new smelter
Superintendent Josephs of the Or
phans' Home visited Genoa and Gard
nerville, Monday, accompanied by
Louis Schneider, one of the boys from
the Home. Louis is fifteen and, for a
time at least, will remain in Gardner
vile and study the cart preserva-