The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-18
FRIDAY, MARCH. 10, ...............1so4.

the Mound House.
@. H. Eaton spent several days in
Reno this week.
w. w. Harvey of Alpine county was
in town Wednesday.
Peter Curtz of the Loope mines was
in town Wednesday.
John Henningsen returned from
Carson Wednesday evening
A new billiard table will arrive to-
day for the Valhalla saloon.
DIR. A. Fournier has moved his office
into Mrs. Behrman's building.
Boys with cheerful homes are sell
dom boys upon the street.
Geo. Dangberg returned Friday
from his trip to San Francisco.
Peter Steffes visited old friends in
Carson Valley this week, returning to
Reno Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Everett, of Placerville,
sister of Robt. Ward, is expected here
to-day on visit.
San Francisco parties are negotiat-
ing for the Mason Krummes residence
and the.Corner saloon.
Ed. Trimmer was in town yesterday
and while here butted into the mys-
teries of Odd Fellowship.
f. j. Sadlier, proprietor of the
Overland Hotel, Reno, arrived in
Genoa Wednesday, for short visit.
Earl Christensen and Abe Harris de-
parted yesterday for Goldfield. They
expect to be absent about two weeks.
VIM. Rosenbrock and some of his
friends, who have been on visit To
Germany, returned to Gardnerville
yesterday.
Guarmann & Rohlfs have purchased
the Club hotel and saloon. They ex-
pect to take possession early in April.
The price price $4,000.
|. Goldstein has just received beau
tifui line of summer dress goods, all
the latest styles. Clothing cotton eta
mines and lace shirt waist goods.
Man wants but little here below,
and he can get that quickest by ad-
vertising. Thus thinks Ed. Rice,
whose ad. appears in another column.
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
J. NJ. Mendell, an insurance adjuster
of San Francisco, was here this week
and adjusted the claim of the Record
plant. The insurance was paid in full.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lloyd and Miss
Amy Lloyd of Brunswick Mill, and
Mrs. Ward of Hawthorne, were the
guests of ID. X. Jones and family this
week
The flames which destroyed the Rec
ord Office last week were visible from
c street Virginia City, and were at
tributed to fire in the vicinity of Car
son.
Ed. Wedertz, n prominent sheep man
of Mono county, was in town yester-
day, after load of supplies. He re-
ports very prosperous year for the
sheep industry.
Mining and water location notices
for salel at the COURIER Office. Also
deeds, bond for n deed, leases, agree
ments, contracts, articles of ineorpo-
ration, bylaws, mortgages, etc.
Mrs. r. L. Haines of Genoa, and
daughter, Mrs. Howell, depart for
Reno to-day. The former, after a
short visit to Reno, expects to visit
her father and mother in Elk Grove,
Cal.
Frank H. Thomas and wife will de-
part for their home in Delaware the
latter part of this week. They are
highly pleased with Nevada and will
likely return here next summer for a
few weeks outing.
1t is officially stated that water will
be ready for distribution over $4,000
acres on the national irrigation sys-
tenn in Nevada in 1905. That is con-
siderably more land than there is under
cultivation in Carson Valley.
1t is the little troubles that wears
your heart out and prepares you for
the grave. Better forget all about
them and take in the big dance at
Sheridan tonight. A splendid time
is promised to all who attend.