The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-17
The WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, APRIL 17,..a......~......19O9

yesterday.
Miss Ida Panning is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
Frank Rivers expects to take up his
residence in Reno.
c. II. Baker returned from San Fran
cisco Saturday.
Spring fever, gardening and frog
concerts are in order.
Mrs. Lehhy, Of Gold Hill, is visiting
relatives in Gardnerville..
L. r. Ames and family have decided
to locate in Riverside, Cal.
Nevada's eight hour law goes into
effect a week from tomorrow.
\ son was born March 8th to Mr..
and Mrs S. a. Imelli, Of Gardnerville
l.. d. Fields and VIM. Gray, of AL
pine county, were in town yesterday.
VIII Dressler sold a fine pair of
mules this week to Chas. Slingerland,
of Mason Valley.
What one doesn't know about taxes
he is likely TO learn when the assessor
calls one of these days.
Clarence Dangberg Is able to be
around again after having been on the
sick list for the past week.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at J. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
Some of the Gardnerville ''solo
sports" have quit eating, but still en-
Joy bole of soup and an ''Undertaker's
Delight" cigar.
The O'Banion creamery on the Bur-
bank ranch in smith Valley has been
sold to T. B. Hickey, who will move it
TO Antelope Valley.
Miss Lottie Frey was recently ten
dared a surprise party in Bodie, where
she was visiting friends. Miss Frey
will return to Genoa tomorrow.
Rumor says that a young man in
Antelope Valley and young lady in
Smith Valley have decided to join
hands and hearts in the near future.
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield, of Elko,
visited Garduerville Tuesday. He is
attending the Presbytery of Sacra-
mento, which is in session at arson.
The creditors of the late firm of p
e. Wilder & Co. will be paid in full.
The first payment of about 50 cents on
the dollar will be made next Sunday.
Hans Martensen, the prospector,
better stay at home. Every time he
strikes out for the mountains it storms.
lie left here Wednesday, but will be
back in a day or two.
The Gardnerville Dania Society held
a meeting Saturday night and initiated
three members. Quite a number of
members and invited guests were
present and after the order of business
was completed a social dance was
given and an enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
T. ". Treanor, the mining expert,
after spending several days examin-
ing the mines i'm this vicinity, returned
to San Jose Tuesday. He expressed
himself as well pleased with the mines
and promised TO return here within
ten days, when there will probably be
something doing.
Remember Jos. Platt, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
custom made clothing. Call and get
an up-to-date suit Mr.. Platt has
splendid line ofgents' furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
Vim. Gottwaldt, city editor of the
Reno Journal, passed through Gard
nerville Monday, returning from a
flying visit to the Golden Gate mine.
Mr.. Gottwaldt was one of the original
locators of this famous mine and still
retains an interest in that section.
The snow is over two feet deep in the
vicinity of the mine.
Mr.. Carman, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
getting ready to work the mine in Red
Canyon which he recently purchased
from p G. Wilder. He intends to
erect a mill as soon as he can get the
machinery on the ground. The snow
will delay this work for another
month, but men will be put to work
in the mine in a few days.
The local w. O. w. order sent out
invitations to a dancing party to be
given in Valhalla Hall Tuesday night.
At 10 o'clock on that night about
fourteen young men with celluloid
collars and boiled shirts were patiently