Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
THE NEW NEVADA.

liz EVERY SECTION OF AMERICA absolute dense ignorance pre-
walls regarding Nevada. She is called the desert State. No State
in the Union has been more unjustly misrepresented than Nevada
1t is our fault. We do not advertise her resources. Our papers
are so excitedly engaged in politics for revenue and the jealousles
of petty qualreIs that they have no time to advertise Nevada
There is no revenue in it they say. In this great question of State
building we have many things to learn and much patriotic and
unpaid duty to perform, but the future of Nevada is respondent
with promise. Her growth is inevitable and slowly we will learn
the lesson we need. Every man is the master OF his own fortune
So every community is master of its future. We will have one
hundred thousand people in Nevada in three years, one hundred
and twenty-five thousand is probable, one hundred and fifty
Thousand is possible. 1t S not in South Africa that the talents
of our bows will find he greatest field of ende avor, but in Nevada.
1t is not in the Klondike hat ocr ambitious citizens can acquire
wealth, but in Nevada. 1t is not in California that our farmers
can build happy homes, but in Nevada. 1t is not in the Philip
pines that capital will get her greatest reward, but in Nevada.
Nevada with n billion produced has vet a billion unproduced in
her mines. Nevada with two hundred thousand acres in farms
has yet twenty million acres to reclaim, Nevada with forty thous-
and population has yet room for four hundred thousand popu'a-
ton and i'll the future there will rise a rich, famous, glorious
State-State Ledger.
In A RECENT ISSUE, Goodwin's Weekly of Salt Lake says:
"Colorado has no right to Danish any of her people. Every State
should protect its innocent citizens and punish its own offenders
convicted of wrong doing. Until convicted they have a right to
the assumption that they are inn cent, but neither i'll the civil
nor criminal code is there a provision to Danish men on suspicion
Moreover, it is not Just. 1t is not to Colorados credit to send
men against whom there is nothing but suspicion out Of the State
and to dump them on the unsettled domain of another State.
They were guilty or innocent. If the latter, they have just as
much right to live in Colorado as any other citizen of that State
has; if the former, then it is Colorado's place to try. convict and
nr,isb hen, Ih4rty is worthless excent that if is liberty under
n law, n the great need o olOlad is 10 ShoW TIT IeH WHO
breed anarchy there that it must not be, but that the law must
be the basis OF all dealings among citizens and between the cti
Gems and the State.
THE Blue MOUNTAIN AMERICAN, a subsidized sheet printed at
Sumpter, Ore, which draws its principal advertising patronage
from fake mining companies and manufacturers of dyspepsia cures
and vermifuge, says: "Strikes of rich shipping ore down at Ton
opah, Goldheld, up in Alaska or other distant realm sound big,
in fact have an irresistible fascination that induces the average
miner to leave his happy home" This statement may be true $
far as it relates to the unemployed miners of Sumpter, but the
miners of Tonopah and Goldheld r not leaving their happy
homes, but are buying pianos, cut-gass and slverware and other
wise adjoining them
JUDGE CURLER OF WAsHoE is announced as a candidate for
Supreme Judge on the Fusion ticket.