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

No school to-day.
Fine vedder, don't it?
Spring poems are ripe.
, And Well all go to Goldfield.
Better get new pair of shoes, in case
you have to walk.
Jack Adams will sell you any watch
or music box made.
VIM. Starke has leased the Corner
saloon from Mason Krummes.
Tony Giles returned to Gardnerville
Sunday from his eastern trip.
Pay up cheerfully, and step aside
and give the next man chance.
Andy Arid has returned from San
Francisco, greatly improved in health,
Mrs OFT returned to Genoa last
week from an extended visit to Bishop,
Cal.
Dick Raycraft is constructing tele-
phone line from Genoa to the VALLEY
Springs.
Chris Berning has sold the Center
vile saloon to H. Hogreffe. Consider
alton, 49, 300.
Louis Hoffman is the proud possessor
of new disc drill purchased of G. H.
Eaton.
1t is reported that Simpson Bros. OF
Smith Valley have dissolved partner
ship and divided up the property.
Sheriff Mccormick purchased a fine
buggy team from Ed. Yerington last
week. That's the reason he employs a
coachman.
Rumor says another stage will be
put on from Carson to Markleeville
and one from Gardnerville to Marklee-
vile in a few days.
William Smith, who is employed in
the COURIER Office, will depart for
East Reno soon to take a position in
John Barretts grocery store.
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Plat, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy stylish suit.
Hans Nelson is repairing the bridges
on the Cradlebaugh road, and the road
10 oil hi la of
Boyd lane to the Cradlebaugh saloon.
Jack Adams will sell you anything
from a sewing machine to an automo-
bile. Automobiles, $3.50 to 5000.
Pope Mfg. Co. Leave orders at East
Fork Hotel
Next Monday is the date for the reg
ular quarterly meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners. File your
claims against the county not later
than Sunday.
On Tuesday at Placerville Judge Ar
not denied the motion for new trial
of the case of convict John W. Wood
and sentenced the prisoner to be hung
at Folsom prison on June 18th.
The storm king has taken lay-off
and the farmers have commenced their
spring work. The outlook is favorable
for large crops and n prosperous sea-
son in all lines of trade and industry.
Hans Martinsen is in the Mountain
House country doing some work on
his mining claims. He will likely
take charge of the farmers reservoirs
on the Carson river again this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams of this
State is in Washington, having passed
the civil service examination for a
departmental position with high hon
ors. Senator Kearns of Utah is en-
deavoring to secure place for her in
the classified service of the Depart
ment of Commerce. -Enterprise.
The Delawarei Placer mining Co.,
which will have its headquarters at
Markieeville, expects to begin work
on the Carson river within two weeks.
This is good news, as this company
has something like SOS, 900 in its treas
ury and expects to construct a long
ditch and put in large plant to ex-
tract the gold from the gravel beds.
D. w. Baker of Ohio and G. H. Mas
ters of San Francisco arrived Wednes-
day. They are interested in the Long
fellow mine in Red Canyon. Mr.. Mas
ters is an electrical engineer and is here
to look over the ground and if the plan
is deemed practicable, put in an cleo
trio plant to operate the mill to be
erected this anrinn The mill will be