The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11

Sheriff Audrain of Alpine county
was in town yesterday.
Bertram Jepsen is building picket
fence around S. A. Imelli's residence.
A carload of bees arrived in Carson
Monday for parties in Mason Valley.
Collections of farm produce are be
ing made in Carson Valley for exhibit
ton at the Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
Call at |. Goldstein's for all kinds of
belts, fancy neckwear, novelties and
buttons, lace and embroidery trim
mings.
The date of the dance at Sheridan
has been changed from, Thursday,
March IL, to Friday, March IS. Don't
forget it.
Ed. Rice Announces that he will keep
the Oberon saloon open Saturday night
and give the receipts to the sufferers
from the recent fire.
Rev. Pardee and wife are visiting
friends in Mason Valley. Mr.. Pardee
will certainly find a rough house when
he returns to the parsonage tomorrow
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Platt, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy stylish suit.
Chas. Lewis and Richard Kirman
have purchased the Winters ranch,
known as the 'home' ranch, in Jacks
Valley. Reported consideration, So
600.
Mrs. G. J. Sadler left Monday morn
ing for Genoa on visit to her uncle,
Lawrence Frey the "David Harum'' of
Carson Valley. Mrs. Sadler will be
absent about one week. Reno Journal.
A new story -and-a-half residence has
been erected in Horseshoe Bend the
past winter. Frank G. Everett now
owns the Bend and will probably re-
side there part of the time this sum-
mer.
Bushels of fun and jolly good time
will be offered at Valhalla Hall on
Saturday evening, the 10th instant.
Proceeds to aid the sufferers from the
recent fire. Everybody come and en-
JOY good laugh, and at the same time
lend helping hand to a neighor in
trouble
John J. Edmonds and Mr.. Spafford
of North Tonawanda, New York, are
expected here to-day or tomorrow.
They are largely interested in the Car
son river placer mines. The former will
remain here several months and take
the position of assistant superintendent
at the Nevada Co.'s works.
On Thursday evening, February
18th, quiet wedding took place at
NJ. f.. parsonage in Smith Valley, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Frank
Callahan, of Alpine county Cal, and
Miss Katie Smith, daughter of the
late Cyrus Smith. Rev. Wilks officiat-
ed. The young couple left for Califor-
mia the next day on wedding trip
Yerington Times.
Mrs. Amanda McBeth, wife of ID. N.
McBeth, died at her home in San Fran
cisco last Sunday. She was native
of Oregon, aged SO years, and leaves
besides her husband, son and a mar
ried daughter in San Francisco. Mr..
and Mrs. McBeth resided at Monitor,
in Alpine county, Cal, in early days,
where deceased was well known and
highly esteemed by large circle of
friends.
A Bryan roller quartz mill will be
erected in Red Canyon this spring by
the Longfellow Mining Co. The ca
pacity of the mill is 25 tons in "a hours.
The Red Cloud groupe of mines, near
Red Canyon, purchased last fall by
Mr.. Everett from Messrs. Mccormick
and Maegher, has been sold to the
Longfellow Co. The company now
has $50 tons of free gold ore on its
its various dumps. 1t has been demon
strated that this ore averages 500 per
ton by milling tests made in the little
mill now on the property.
There will no doubt be the biggest
kind of a turn out to the show to
be given tomorrow night for the
benefit of those who suffered by the
late fire. Every one should go. You
would feel pretty sore if your home
and all your property was destroyed.
1t will cost you but trife to attend
the entertainment and it is your duty
to go, thus expressing your sympathy
for the afflicted and rendering aid to
thaoa who have heau most unfortIl-