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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

81, ,ooo-22 ACRES bottom land, AZ acres
peaches. IL acres prunes. all years
old; fine 2-story house. barn and out
buildings.
S. 4oo-eO acres land 15 acres grapes, bear
ing. 10 acres hay land. balance pasture;
81 50o-12 acres land. acres grapes; house
and barn; fine for chickens.
$40 ooo-5o acres land; 20 acres grapes. bear
ing; fruit and hay; fine 2-story dwell
ing barn. windmill and tank; average
income years $392e
6oO2S acres pau6. Dan6 ] aeTes peaches Ds sx. AZ
ing barn and outbuildings
$3,5oO-s acres bottom land acres peaches,
4 acres prunes; years old.
For further information address
]. o. HICKS. Agent. Healdsburg. Cal.
A HOME, indeed-11o acres in the famous or
chard section of the Western slope, Pajaro
asy IN ~p sppes 10 es IN sppicos is IN Fsnc y
prunes. in Bartlett pears, ] in cherries, IL
acres full bearing vines; good house. win
cry, barn. fruit house. stock Sheds water
GAFTEY & MAHoN,
sos California st.
JOSEPH sTRAUB. $50 Market st.
10000 acres. 25 acres cultivated; acres
vines, acres orchard 20 acres hay and
corn. balance wood; 4-room house; barn. 2
wells.
s35OO-lH acres in vegetables and berries:
good well for irrigation. gasoline engine cen
trffugal pump; 2 dwelling houses; barn; all
fenced; in city limits; u mile to station;
s1eoo-160 acres; 10 acres orchard. balance
pasture; oak and pine timber; good spring:
plenty water year round: good soil for
grapes; house, cellar; corrals.
10000 acres; acres clear; balance wood:
good house; stable; cheap.
BEAUTIFUL home In Santa Cruz mountains.
100 acres 30 under cultivation; first-cIass
dwelling; barn OF 100 tons hay capacity: 90
acres French prunes; situated among re-
spectacle, prosperous people; schools and
postofice close by; within few miles of cele-
brated State park Big Basin; cheap for
cash, or will trade for Berkeley or CITY
property. For particulars apply to
GAFF'EY & MAHON
sos California ST.
S170o-$150 CASH, balance on long time. will
buy improved mountain farm OF $50 acres
near station and two hours from city: great
opportunity for of good habits and
willing. Owner, 400 Hearst building
l4oo ACRES at Sc 80 per acre; only 90 miles
from San Francisco; TO close UP an estate:
see owner daily at 1890. RICHARD KEAT-
INGE. 1oS Jessie ST.. San Francisco.
800 ACRES; farm, fruit. stock ranch, Lake Co..
only 81 so per acre. 10 per cent cash on
choice Santa Clara Valley land: tracts to
suit you. Box 1885, Call.
$40 A MONTH buys 10-acre farm.
$500 profit per annum per acre.
WRIGHT KIMBROUGH. Sacramento, Cal.
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POST ST. BARGAIN.

SIS. .5O0-Large lot. 80 :0xI25 70 rear street:
close in; sunny side of Post St, near La
guna. Improvements consist OF twO-story
houses Of rooms and bath. with high base
merts. Post St and two houses, 3 and 8
rooms and bath each. on rear street: all of
these buildings in perfect condition and
houses on Post St could easily be turned into
modern fats al small expense and would pay
very well: this is a chance TO get an extra
large lot this close IN that Is now paying good
interest
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
IN6TALLMENT HOMES, 512 callaghan bid.
will build on your property or buy you lot;
IS q month pays principal and interest on
each $1,000 OF balance due. making your In
etaIlments less than rent; send for circular.
S8200-Large corner lot. 60x110; Webster St,
near FIlbert; level. ready TO build on: close
20 Union and F1llnore-st- Owner, 3O0o
Buchanan St
s25OO-BARCAN; Broom, modern cottage good
condition; easy terms 10Th, cor. Mission.
GREAT reduction for 10 days only; elegant
business location: lot 62x9o: Valencia st.,
near 22d. PATTERSON. Examiner bldg.
TWO pretty homes just completed in the Mis-
sion: 6 rooms. bath; about $1,000 down, bal
ance easy. See NOISE 800 Sansome st
$1,000 - FINE cottage: good location; easy
terms; street work done. Apply 1916 Mission
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H BARKMEYER.
le ave near Frtlffvale
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FINE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

Lombard and Mason SITS. lots; nothing better
for fats; in the best part of North Beach: will
sell as whole in subdivisions
Two new fats on easy terms in Richmond
district; always rented; only recently built:
block from three car lines.
Valencia st. bargain; near Path; 41xeo TO
rear street.
OSCAR HEYMAS, IA Post st.
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FOUR FINE SNAPS.
$6, ,750-Big Lorin snap: fine business corner
Adeline ST.: will cut into nice
lots; contains a large house, rented;
land alone worth $1,000 based on ad-
Jacent prices and sales: will double in
value soon; $1,000 can be borrowed on
property; best investment in South
Berkeley; see the property and then ask
any Iorin business man II this isn't so.
$13, 000-A beautiful piece Of property, in
ideal location: consists Of a heavily
between 2 lines: has fine, old
fashioned house; gem of a garden; can
be cut up into II large lots and sold a:
an immense profit.
81, ,000-F'ine lot, 50x100, with large 2-story
barn; street work complete: minutes
to Ashby station: lot alone worth the
money.
81, ,4o0-Modern up-to-date Groom cottage;
south frontage; San Pablo ave.
c. c. EMSLIE, Ashby Station. Tel. Stuart 100.
$3000-New Groom house: lot 35x110 street
work complete; only blocks of station;
$500 cash and balance $25 per month,
including interest at per cent
$Z1Oo-New broom cottage and high basement;
large lot; street work complete; 500 cash,
balance easy.
$3.50 for only a short time; 4 lots 40x120
EACH in warm belt of town; one block
Of College ave, situated on Cherry st.
S220o-I-room house, lot 50x140, near car
line and station: street work complete;
must be sold at once: come and invests
gate.
MORAN & SWAIN,
2131 Shattuck ave,
OPP. Berkeley station.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

SloO0-Size 25x1oo: near Market st; IL min
CteE' ride from Market and Kearny; hands
nne view ready 70 build on.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

e. d. JUDD COMPANY,
Leading Real Estate Dealers.
1424 Park ST., Alameda Cal
$780, room house; large lot; Park St
$1s0o-5-room cottage; lot 25x1o0; Alameda
$20Oo-5-room cottage and furniture complete:
great bargain: Alameda ave.
$2500-6-room cottage; lot 50x130; windmill
and tank; good location.
$2S0o-New S-room modern house; lot 60x1bo;
near station.
$sooo-New shinsled 7-room house; lot 5ox1bo:
fine marine view.
$3500-New, modern S-room house; lot b0x160;
good bargain.
seO00-11 room modern house; lot 10ox1b0;
must be sold; bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

MISSION FLATS AT A BARGAIN
S4750-Two fats Of As rooms and bath each
n excellent condition; large lot, 3Ox122 :e; close
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

800 000-13T :ex137 g; east Of Larkin south
OF Geary; part OF lot improved with private
boarding house Of over 30 rooms; rents $4,000
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$50. ooO-6 new modern flats: rents low, $2960
near Devisadero and Sacramento sts.; lot 5o2
127 -SA
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Will build you home to suit on easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

sos California St
The entire estate Of the late Myles ID.
Sweeney has been placed in our hands for
sale, comprising in part:
That grand marine view 5o-vara lot Sc
corner Of Jones and Green SITS.
The middle 50-vara, N. side of Broadway
bet. Mason and Taylor, and u flats thereon:
good income property.
The NV. corner Chestnut and Larkin: one
of the most majestic marine views in city
The SW. cor. Broadway and Mason and
Improvements thereon, bringing good rents
etc.
Good house. lot 25x137, N side of Chest
nut. bet. Powell and Mason: rents $50 So
First-class double house; lot 53x52; Sc
cor Fflbert and Mason sts.: rent S75
Beautiful building lot on Steiner near
Hermann St. 44x90
First-class building lot, 5ox13f. on Clipper
street.
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SO cash and SIS per month viii buy a fine
building lot Sox132:6: city water; only
block from car line.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

$4,000 FINE investment; well-built modern
house. rooms, etc.; now rented under lease
S35 per month net.
$355o-A bargain; home, rooms ETC. !:
now rented for $50 net. w. J. MORTIMER &
CO., 2123 Center St, Berkeley.
S450-GOOD lots on Virginia ST.. 40x135; street
work done. These snaps. w. j. NOR
TIMER & CO., 2123 Center St, Berkeley.
$125o-NEAT cottage of rooms; flowers and
fruit; a neat little home
$450-See that slightly lot in the Twohy
Tract; 50x135; grand view; buy now and let
the town grow to you and profit thereby w
J. MORTIMER & CO., Berkeley.
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$65O0-Sold account Of removal; large attic
and good basement: lot 5sxI5O; finest view in
Berkeley; all modern: upper Dwight way;
paneled rooms; great bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

SAN MATEO BURLINGAME
Best suburban homes near San Francisco; no
ferry; electric railroad running: lots and
residences for sale: sell good lots as
low as $500 each; we VIII be glad to show
them; also have acreage land near
by as low as 500 to $500 per acre.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
1oS Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
Resident agent, s. G. GOODHUE, Western
Union Telegraph building, San Mateo.
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SIS. e.OOo-Lot 3Ox13T g: Hyde st. near Geary;
present improvements pay S1240. The cheapest
buy in this district.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

S2500-Two well-built fats on Welch ST, near
18th; lot 25xSO; rents $500.
C. NJ WOOSTER Co, Gas MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

northwest corner McAllister and Steiner;
beautiful lots left OF this choice proper.
ty; no grading required.
DIAGRAM TO COME
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BERKELEY ADvERT's'M'NTs
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

e6750-9 rooms and bath in Scenic Tract:
practically new; elegant home; large lot; best
neighbOrhood
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

s5OcO-Three well-built fats in Al condition;
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

We can offer a Mexican grant that will SUI
port 10, 900 head of cattle for only $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
ALAMEDA ADvERTIS'MENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATR.
CHARLES ADAMS & CO.
A BARGAIN.
$24o0-Modern 2 flats, rooms, bath, laun-
dry each: fruit trees; rents for $27; one block
from station.
TWO GREAT BARGAINS
Cottage of rooms, bath; lot 6Sx15O: drive
way barn fruit trees and flowers: $375O
Cottage 8 rooms, bath; lot 75x150; driveway
barn. fruit trees flowers: S45O0
Cottage. rooms, bath; lot 26x1oo windmill
and tank: 5000.
Cottage rooms; lot 5oxa40; $1200
Cottage 8 rooms and bath: lot 25x1Oo: s12Oo
Cottage 4 rooms; lot 25x150; $i100
Two new houses, rooms and bath; one ON
corner $425o; other at $S60o
Lots in all parts OF Alameda
CHARLES ADAMS & CO.
Bay Station, Alameda Phone 6o52.
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A FEW SAMPLE BARGAINS.

$1500-NEAT 4-room cottage modern near cars
$1S00-5 rooms: nice condition; near u C.
and Key
s3oOo-6 rooms: modern. new and nice; near
u. c. and Key
S370G-7 rooms; modern; nearly new; corner
lot: near Dwight way and Telegraph.
$4500-9 rooms: modern: north Of Dwight,
east of Fulton.
S5ooO-12 rooms: modern: east of shattuck.
near U c. and Key"
S65C0-11 rooms; elegant; up to date; lot 55
x15S: choice locs tion: east of Telegraph.
LYMAN ALLEN 2129 Center St, Berkeley.
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Get my April catalogue. giving prices and
location OF all classes of property for sale in
different parts Of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.

rOR rent-Furnished house of 9 rooms and
BATH Apply s3s Santa Clara ave-, Alameda
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FIRST-CLASS dairy near Hollister-27s acres,
T5 in alfalfa; irrigation plant; modern i'm
provements; personal property consists of so
head Of cattle, 20 horses, dairy utensils,
farming implements; last years milk re-
turns furnished; owner is actively en-
gagged in business. cannot devote necessary
time to dairying; therefore. will sell cheap
and make liberal terms to practical man,
or trade for city Berkeley property: par
ttculars given. GAFFEY s. MAHON,
505 California st
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
sONF CHEAP 20

FRONTING GOLDEN GATE PARK
SS5o-Size, 25xl4o; like finding IT,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Doan.

Wnen Mr.. Dan O'Doan and
Miss Margie Bennett departed
for the railroad Tuesday evening
it was whispered about town
that on their return there would
be a change in the name of one
of the parties. Yesterday Mr..
and Mrs. Dan O'Doan arrived
from Reno and will make Fallon
their future home, where Mr..
O'Doan has extensive business
interests. The ceremony that
made the two parties one took
place Wednesday evening at the
rectory of the Catholic church
in Reno, Rev. Father Reynolds
officiating. Miss Bennett is a
native of Virginia City and is
an estimable young lady, and
has host of friends who will
congratulate her on her mar
riage. Mr.. O'Doan is one OF
Fallon's solid business men.
Like his better half he has
friends galore who trust he will
enjoy a pleasant voyage ON the
sea of matrimony. Here's to
you, Dan. The STANDARD joins
i'll extending congratulations
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Read New TODAY.

Read New To-day.
Delicious ice cream at the Fal-
Ion Bakery.
Best and cheapest light on
earth at Beach'S.
John Dolf is having a hand
some residence erected on Cen
ter street.
Two more carloads of bees
arrived from California the fore
part of the week.
Oil being the paramount issue
this week, our sand mountain
article had to be excluded.
First class flour can be had at
the Fallon Bakery Call and in
spect the quality of bread made
from this -four.
Walter Phillips, employed on
the survey, fell into the river at
Saltwater yesterday and is now
suffering with rheumatism.
]. J. Faust, formerly of Elko,
has opened a barber shop III the
Club saloon building. Mr..
Faust is a tonsorial artist OF
ability and solicits share OF
the public patronage. Razors
sharpened and honed in a work
manlike manner.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Off for Baseball HonorS.

This evening the Fallon base
ball club will pack it's imple-
ments of baseball warfare and
HE itself to Lovelock, where
game of the National sport will
be played tomorrow afternoon
between the Fallon and Love
lock teams; The game should
prove to be hotly contested and
highly interesting. A letter re-
ceived from the manager of the
Lovelock team states that there
will be no ringers rung in, i'll
which event the local twirlerS
will show the neighboring team
that they are quite capable of
handling the leather sphere as
well as the timber. The Fallon
team will line up as follows:
Phillips, c.; Phillips, W., p,;
Keddie, 1b.; Mitchell, OBJ; Pus-
sell, 3b.; SMALL, SIS; White, rf.;
Fortune, f.; Perry. f.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Railroad Progressing Favorably.

Up to the present time, sixty
thousand dollars have been sub
scribed towards the building OF
a railroad from the main line oi
the s. =. into Fallan. This sum
will be greatly augmented with
in the next few days. Engineer
kruttschnitt's estimate Will be
delivered early next week.
X. l. and w. J. Douglass, who
are heavily interested in the pro-
posed road, have bonded from
w. w. Williams his entire field
north of Williams street in the
sum of $4,000, as we'll as John
Oats field east of Maine street
for a large figure.
Everything indicates the speedy
realization of a railroad to Fal-
lon. No doubt the oil excite
ment will expedite its construc-
tiOn
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Mining Man Leases Land.

This week l.. l.. Patrick. the
Tonopah and Goldfields mining
man, closed a deal with Mrs.
Anna Brown whereby he ac-
quired a ten year lease of her
ranch property, comprising GAO
acres BY the terms of the lease,
Mr.. Patrick agrees to erect
within sixty days an oil boring
machine on the property for the
purpose of drilling for oil.
Should a flowing wei! be encoun-
tered, Mrs Brown is to have a
one-eightE interest i'll the well.
The land is situated in close
proximity to the Douglass prop
ertv and promises much in an
oil way. Mr.. Patrick is MAI
of considerable wealth, of energy
and push and will doubtless rea-
lize handsomely from his invest
ment.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Next Fridays Dance.

The band boys are making
every arrangement to entertain
the dancers of this section next
Friday evening The floor will
be thoroughly cleaned and waxed
and put in excellent condition.
Tickets are now on sale; if you
are unable to attend. don't tail
to purchase ticket and help the
good cause along.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
TEN CENTS
WORK NEARING
COMPLETION

Contractor Fuller was down
from the canal site Wednesday.
MIR. Fuller states that his CON
tract will be finished within the
next five weeks, after which he
will prepare to take a similar
contract on this end of the big
ditch. He states that when the
various contracts are let there
will be between ., 500 and 5000
men employed in this section.
At the present time he estimates
the number of men employed on
the main canal at 1,2OO and
says the work is moving ahead
quite rapidly.
The specifications for this end
are now in the hands of the Sec
retary of the Interior and bids
for construction will shortly be
published. Work will commence
soon after the expiration of sixty
days from the date of the first
publication of the bids.
Those who have already taken
up "homesteads and those who
contemplate settling on lands
under the irrigation Act will be
given a chance to bid on the con
struction of the lateral canals
and in this manner receive much
help towards clearing their
homestead lands and putting
them into condition.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

H. Judd Allen drove in vester-
day from Hazen.
Fred Steiner Of Reese River Is
visiting in Fallon.
Harness, boots and shoes re-
paired at Beach's.
Mattresses made over and to
order it Beach :.
Judge Bridges, of Wadsworth.
visited Fallon this week
Mrs, E. ". Black was an ar
rival from Reno 7 thursday.
Choice. fresh candies Just un-
packed at the Fallon Bakery.
Joe Jarvis was a departure for
San Francisco yesterday morn
ing.
B. F. Thornton, of Wads-
worth, was an arrival yester-
day.
lieutenant Governor Allen IL
attending to official duties at
the capitol.
John Driscoll. formerly OF
Wadsworth, but now of Reno,
is a visitor.
DR.. Reid, of Gray, Reid, Wright
Co, of Reno, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
DR.. Hudgens of Tonopah and
Charles Watson of Carson To-
Gated some oil land here this
week.
G. w. Clinton, the mining en-
gineer, has returned to Reno.
He took with him several sam
plies of the oil sand.
Messrs. Parker and Johnson,
capitalists of Sparks, Nevada,
were in Fallon this week looking
over the oil situa ton.
G. G.. Hall. the oil expert, has
returned to his mining interests
at Hawthorne. He will return
to the oil fields in about a week.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
TO CELEBRATE
THE FOURTH

was call isseed for a public
meeting to take place in the af-
te1noon in the town hall for the
purpose of arranging for an In
dependence Day celebration.
The call was responded to by a
large and enthusiastic gather
ing. Will Sanford was chosen
president of the meeting and it
was agreed that he appoint
various committees to arrange
for che days festivities. Many
expressed their views. al agree
ing that each and every citizen
should lend his aid 10 make the
celebration pronounced sue
cess and provide a right roval
EN- ntertainment for the visitors.
Previous to the meeting Ed
Sch weikert and Chas Wight
man started a subscri iption pa p
er and succeeded in signing over
5000 to the fund. \ t the present
time considerable in excess of
$500 has been contributed and
still coming in.
Fallon will have q rousing Gel
ebra ton, the first one of any
magnitude in the history of the
town. One of the features will
be n large dance hall built under
the hea, tifui trees opposite Jim
Richards store. Here the lovers
of dance can drink their fill i'll
the open air. Horse racing, foot
racing baseball, etc" will go to
make up the days sport and a
general good time is guaranteed
to all who attend. Come along
and bring your friends; you'll
not regret your visit. An ex-
cellent opportunity to see the
new and growing town of Fal-
Ion and the oil well.
President Sanford has thus far
appointed the following com
mittees
DANCE Misses Daisy Allen,
Florence Roche, Florence Kent;
Messrs. Will Lotthuuse, Charles
Bailey, Frank Coffin.
B BASEBALL-Stan {. Mitchell,
John Bailey, K. Leslie SMALL
RACE-Chas. Wightman, Lem
Allen, IT., Henry Cirac,
The above committees are re
quested to meet at the town hall
Tuesday evening next at 8 p. m.
for the purpose OF entering upon
their respective duties.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Grand Opening.

The Hole in the Wall restau-
rant will have a grand opening
on Sunday afternoon. Louis
Grimpe, the proprietor, is a res
taurant man of many years
experience and bears the reputa-
tion of being an excellent cook.
Already his place is receiving a
large patronage. His motto is
"the best the market affords for
the least money See al under
New To-day.
Read the new ad of the |. II.
Kent Company.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Notice of Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of all
persons contributing to the fire
and police fund, in the town hall
on Tuesday afternoon, May ~,
at 2::3O p. M. Business OF i'm
portance is to come before the
meeting
4. K. JEFFREY Pres.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
Ball Supper.

The Nevada restaurant will
serve first-class supper at II
O'Clock on the night of the 9th
the evening on which the band
dance takes place, The price per
plate will be IS cents, and a
guarantee that you get your
moneys worth.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21
John M. Wrig ht.

John M. Wright.
The above telegram was re
ceived i'll Fallon Tuesday from
John Nj. Wright, president of the
Peerless Oil Company of Bakers
field, California, and is but one
OF MANY received from the out
side, showing that the quality
of the oil discovered here is be
youd doubt of a superior grade.
The past week has been a live
" one in Fallon. Strangers have
poured in from all sections of the
country and the hotels and res
taurants have been taxed to
their full capacity. Land for
miles around has been located,
the desert and surrounding hills
fairly teeming with humanity
locating ground in anticipation
of future fortunes.
There is oil beyond the slight
est question of a doubt. The
machinery at hand is entirely
inadequate for drilling for oil,
but within very short time a
Standard rig will be on the
ground and drilling will COM
mence in earnest. This morning
in Reno there will be a meeting
of the locators of the Douglass
well for the purpose of organ
izins an oil company to system
aticallv enter upon the work, 1t
is understood that an assess
ment of $3.50 will be levied up
on each of the eight members,
the proceeds of which will be
used 20 purchase machinery.
Wednesday noon the first
whistle to blow in the camp
was heard. 1t came from an old
threshing engine which had been
pressed into service to furnish
power fol drilling. Thursday
the machine was again started
up and a few feet of ground
gone through. The formation is
still black sand, and much oil
was brought to the surface.
This oil, according to experts, is
oozing from an oil deposit deep
in the earth and is percolating
through the sand in an endeavor
to reach the surface. The ex-
perts are all of one opinion that
there is plenty of the precious
liquid beyond this strata and
that a flowing well will be en-
countered at depth, possibly
within a few feet, but probably
at considerable distance.
The failure of the machinery
to work is causing a hardship to
the true merits of the lind, but
when the proper facilities are
procured, Fallon will experience
a rush such as was witnessed by
the Comstock and Tonopah in
their brightest days. Meanwhile
there will be a steady flow OF
fortune seekers into the camp,
while many are already here
awaiting future developments.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-05-21

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