The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-01

The prospector turneth to the noun
tains.
Sam Cohn loafeth in the metropolis
of Douglas.
Easter goods and fresh bananas at
Carr's.
Lawyer Turner is still quite i'll at
Genoa.
County Clerk Jepsen was a visitor
yesterday.
The University students are here to
spend Easter.
Z. 4. Southworth returned from be-
low Tuesday.
Bert Selkirk is expected back from
the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Waits are visit
ing relatives in Reno.
Casper Tucke is expected back from
San Francisco this week.
Robt. Grimmon and Jas. Barrett
were in town yesterday.
Columbia 1O-inch disc records COM
plete, ~. See Jack Adams.
Mrs. A. Behrman and son Platschek
departed yesterday for San Francisco.
Mrs. @. E. Merrick and mother, Mrs.
E. Soule, are spending a few days in
Reno.
Felix Martin was over from Genoa
Tuesday and bought wagon for the
Haines ranch.
The Rebekahs of Genoa will have a
banquet and blowout in their hall in
Genoa tonight.
T. b. Hickey, ID. B. Park, Sheriff
Mccormick, w. w. Harvey and How
ard Beers were in Gardnerville yester-
day.
|. Goldstein has just received beau
tiful line of summer dress goods, all
the latest styles. Clothing cotton eta
mines and lace shirt waist goods.
Until April 4th, DIR. Southworth can
be found in his temporary quarters, at
the residence of Chas. Brown, and
after that date at the COURIER resi-
dence.
The Appeal says it is understood
| that some 600 acres of land have been
taken up near Carson the past week
for the purpose oftrying pumping as
mode of irrigation.
Mining and water location notices
for salel at the COURIER office. Also
deeds, bond for a deed, leases, agree
ments, contracts, articles of incorpo-
ration, bylaws, mortgages, etc.
Mrs. Hendricks has received her new
stock of spring millinery and will have
agrand opening tomorrow Saturday.
Don't fail to call and see her magnifi-
cent stock. All the new styles.
Prices reasonable.
Rev. G. II. Gardner, wife and family
| are called to mourn the death of their
loving daughter, Beatrice, who died at
their home in Beckwith, Cal, on We'd
nesday, March 3rd, 1904. Deceased
was born at Genoa, in this county,
August ~, 1885, while Bro. Gardner
was pastor of the M. f. church there.
Her life was great blessing to all who
met her.
LosT.-On the night of the fire
silver napkin ring, shaped like a seal
ring, engraved in old English, J. J. p,
valued as a keepsake, an heirloom in
family, also copies of 1.-THE Super
natural Book" by r. s. Foster, and
'Life and Times of Jesus, the Mes
siah," by Alfred Edersheim. A suit
able reward will be. paid for their re-
turn to
REV. JOHN ]. PARDEE.
G. III. Thomas and his cousin had an
exciting and dangerous experience
near Horseshoe Bend the other day.
In attempting to ford the river, the
former was taken off his feet by the
strong current and carried down
stream a considerable distance. His
cousin, realizing the danger, hurried
down the river to a shallow place and
waded into the stream, at the risk of
also being swept off his feet, and,
after hard struggle, both young men
succeeded in reaching the shore. The
boys were badly frightened, but with
the exception of good ducking, es-
capped unscathed. The Carson river is
raging torrent at this season and
strong enough in the vicinity of the
Rend tn float a aixtean-m ule team