The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-05-01
Milwaukee Big 1.

No more bath tickets win be sold at
Wards barbershop.
Sam Coin arrived from Carson We'd
nesday and will visit Loope tomorrow
or next day.
Mccormick & Hansen have had a
new front porch built on the Rice ho-
tel in Genoa.
Geo.. J. Brown has opened free en-
ployment office at the East Fork Hotel
See advertisements.
The farmers are busy as bees putting
in their crops. The prospects we're
never brighter for bountiful harvest.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at j. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
One hundred and eighty teams were
required last Friday to haul people
from this section to the dog show in
Carson.
Lo, the poor kicker! whose untutored
mind
Sees jobs in clouds or hears them in
the wind.
Johnny Rodgers has purchased
building in Virginia City for $3.50 and
will tear it down and haul il to Vel
lington.
Gilbert Briggs passed through town
Tuesday on his way to the POGO ITEM
20 NINE The mill is running steadily
and shipment of bullion will be made
soon.
Who wants new sewing machine?
A first-class machine, manufactured by
the New Home Sewing Machine Co.,
can be purchased cheap at the COURIER
office.
Mrs. Fred Dudley and sister, Mrs.
Henry Kaiser, arrived Monday from
Churchill county. Mr.. Dudley is now
in Lovelock and may decide to locate
in that vicinity.
Remember Jos. Platt, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
cubbOIl iuddS ClOthlilS. 1dll anu 5Cb
an up-to-date suit. Mr.. Plat has a
splendid line of gents furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
Harry Cole has been placed in
charge of the Barney Riley Ranch on
the east fork of the Carson river.
Sheriff Mccormick and Andrew Ham
sen recently purchased a half interest
N the ranch from M. Jepsen. The
other half is owned by Assemblyman
Jacobsen.
Mr.. Carmen and crew of men de-
parted Wednesday for the Longfellow
mine in Red Canyon. The Dangberg
mill and the Record engine will be
moved to the mine Immediately. There
are about 80 tons of good ore on the
dump, which will be worked as soon
as the mill can be set up.
II. F. Dangberg, Jr., J. B. Dangberg,
Fritz Roper, Henry Beste and Chris
wager have located six mining claims
near the famous Zirn mine in Pine Nut
discoveries are made they will likely
incorporate. The Pine Nut Hills are
said to be full of prospectors.
Marriage certificates must be filed
with the County Recorder. a law
passed at the last session of the Legis-
lature provides that any person solem-
nizing O., marriage who shall fail or
neglect within the time specified by
law to file the certificate with the Re-
corder shall be fined from $50 to $500
or by Imprisonment from five to fifty
days.
Frank Everett ably occupied the
pulpit at the NJ +. church sunday
night, Rev. Rankin being out of town.
One not acquainted with the circum-
stances would have supposed Mr..
Everett to be duly ordained minister
of the gospel. He delivered a very
interesting sermon, and the members
hope for an opportunity to hear him
again in the near future.
The announcement that DR.. Price
would sue Geo. j. Brown for $4,000
damages appears to be all wind. Like
the melancholy brooder in Poe's
''Raven:' "Twas the wind and moth
ing more" At last accounts no CON-
plant had been filed with the Clerk OF
the District Court, and the story APP
pears to be composed of equal parts OF
wind and buncombe. 1t is alarmingly
apparent that we are having great
deal of wind in these latter days and
every good citizen should put forth his