The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-02-19

At Valhalla Hall
Next Monday evening.
The ladies will see that
You have the best time of your life.
eber;fr Met ormick was in town Mon
day.
Mrs. M. Cohn is reported quite sick
in Carson
u Petersen was up from Carson
Monday.
p. w. Van Sickle has returned from
his trip to California.
n Heimsoth of Fredericksburg was
in Gardnerville Monday.
First-class baled hay is selling at $12
per ton in Carson Valley.
E. G. Carr is selling good navel
oranges at 20 cts. per dozen.
Fred Dudley and family departed
Tuesday for Churchill county.
Chas. Sorensen of Antelope Valley
is spending few days in town.
DR. and Mrs. Fournier have rented
rooms in Chas. w. Browns residence.
Born, in Carson, February II, 1904,
IN the wife of II. B. Van Etten, son.
Another lot of Carson Valley beef
was shipped this week to the Oakland
Meat Co.
Richard Kirman purchased the
Thaxter drug store in Carson Satur-
day for 5000.
Fred Teal was quite sick this week,
beinp threatened with an attack of
malarial fever.
Chris Larson purchased billiard
table for the Gardnerville saloon while
he was in san Francisco last week.
The Raycraft brothers will resume
operations at the Buckeye placer mines
as soon az there is sufficient water
supply.
Tony Sorensen is on the deep blue
sea, coming back from Denmark. He
is expected to reach Gardnerville
about the 2sth of this month.
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
In accordance with an agreement
with their clerks, a majority OF the
Carson stores will close at 6 o'clock
PM, Saturday excepted, or and after
February 23rd.
Dan Quill of Sacramento was in
town Wednesday, shaking hands with
legion of friends. He reports Miles
Johnson and Carl Baker as prosper
Gus and happy in Sacramento.
We never saw miners and prospect
ors d cheerful as they are this spring.
They evidently believe there will be
something dom in this neck o. Ma
ture's treasure vaults before next
Christmas.
Last year nine million letters went
to the dead letter Office. BY having
your name and address printed on en-
yelops at the COURIER office every let
ter you send will reach its destination
or be returned to you. We print 250
envelopes for 81
Geo. II. Mcdonnell, the noted Eng
ish forger, who tried to swindle VIM.
s tarke of this place out of sl5 by means
o. "a bogus pawn ticket, was convicted
la u Friday in the u. 8. District Court
at San Francisco on a charge of petty
swi Ddling.
T.. he Carson News believes that So
lutte ms dumped in the Carson river by
the mrtz-Evans cyanide plant ut Mt
BULL, On is killing the fish at an alarm
ing ra te. The matter will probably be
invest igated as there is a very sting
ent lay in Nevada and California BOTH
regard ng such cases.
DIR. Al thur Fournier and Miss Grace
Britain, apopular girl of Santa Rosa,
CAL, WEI q married Feb. 10th, at the
home of the BRIDES parents in hal
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fournier arri, rel
in Gardne. willie Monday, and will re
side here. The COURIER wishes Il ,
happy couple much joy and prosperity
The splendid storm of the past week
assures sufficient water supply for
the coming summer. 1t is the best
thing that has struck the country in
half decade. The snow is piled deep
in the mountain canyons and Carson