The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-04

| S' ~. z. ualneS OF Genoa was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Winnie Fox, an old resident
OF Carson, died Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mccormick of Genoa is
visiting relatives in Reno.
Harry Miller of Reno was the guest
OF Senator Dangberg this week.
Peter Peterson has been quite ill for
several weeks, but is now improving.
X. Terry and John Hayes of An
telope Valley were in town Wednes-
day.
ohrls Nelson is erecting a hand
some iron fence in front of his resi-
dence.
Louis Hoffman, Thos. Barber and
Alex. Scossa were visitors Wednes-
day.
A grand ball will be given at Sheri-
dan March 18th. See advertisement
elsewhere in to-day's COURIER.
There will be special music at the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening,
with an anthem "Father, Bend Thy
Kindly Ear"
DIR. Hawkins was called Wednesday
to set dislocatod wrist for Willie
Thrann, son of Herman Thrann, of
Centeryille.
Before purchasing or contracting
for self-binder, wait and see the one
to arrive at Sheridan very shortly.
The Milwaukee leads all others.
The day and night school has OPEN
ed in the DIR. Sinclair building, over A.
w. Fl. Helberg's jewelry store. Hours,
to IL A. M, 2 to and to9P.M.
Isaac L. Squires, formerly of Gard
nerville, was married February Dist, at
Bishop, Cal, to Miss Valda G. Dugan.
The bride is very popular lady of
Bishop and a member of an excellent
family.
Henry Beste and partners are elated
over the appearance of their mining
property in Pine Nut. They have
worked faithfully since last summer
prospecting their claims and may
strike it rich before long.
| w. H. Stock is doing fine job dec
Grating and painting the interior of
the Gardnerville Saloon. A great
many improvements have been made,
and n new billiard table was put in
Wednesday. Call in and see it.
Mrs. Senator Dangberg and Miss
Reubel Martin have been appointed by
Gov. Sparks members of the ladies'
auxiliary to the Worlds Fair Commits
sion. In all 35 members were appoint
ed from the different towns and cities
of the state Mrs. Frank Simpson of
Wellington was also appointed men,
Der.
Outside capital is taking quite an
interest in mining property in this sec
ton. 1t is reported that another deal
was completed last week, whereby the
famous Zirn mine and adjacent proper
ties passed into the hands of COM
pany, and that extensive development
work will be commenced this season.
IL. III. Springmeyer departed for San
Francisco last night, to visit his sons
Louis and George. Louis is a draughts-
man in the employ of Punnett Bros and
George is student at Stanford Uni
versity. Both are exceptionally bright
young men. The war map supplement
to last Sundays Examiner was the
handiwork of Louis.
A. Livingston has arranged for a
prize fight to take place in Carson in
July. The News says it will be in the
middleweight or lightweight class.
Fighters who sign for a Nevada con-
test must mean business; for it will go
to the limit and there is little if any
opportunity for taking. Mr.. Livings-
ton says a fight will positively come
off in Carson in July.
! Henry Tholke and Miss Mamie
Wennhold, two well-known and popu-
lar young people of this valley, were
married February 25th, at the Luther
an Church. The happy couple are
now in California on their wedding
tour. They expect to spend month
in travel, after which they will return
to Carson Valley and settle down to
housekeeping.
A letter has been received form +.
w. Carman of the Longfellow Mining
Co., in which it is stated that the COM
pany will begin operations on the Car
son as soon as spring opens. This
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