Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-18
HAzEN
Items of Interest From Our
Progressive Neighboring
Town.
Is njoying a Steady and Substantial
Growth.

L. H. Taylor left Thursday evening
fer San Francisco.
c. V. Taylor was in town the fore
part OF the week
J. II. Wilson, attorney for the [. s.
6. S, returned from Fallon last Mon
day.
J. J. Anderson, our justice OF the
peace, made flying trip to the county
seat Wednesday.
H. Bender OF the Utah Construction
Company, was called to Ogden Thurs
day on business
Juan Brambila and Art Keddie left
for Reno Friday evening to attend the
lance given by the Theta Epsilon
sorority OF the State University.
Frank Coffin is a welcome addition to
the office force of the Geological Sur
vey. His topographic party left for the
humboldt River valley in charge OF j.
]. Walsh.
c. r. Olberg OF the L. :. G. s., has
lrrived from Fdllon. He Is soon to
take a purity out on the fl lal location OF
tie Loveloak branch OF the canal, which
)ntemplates the irrigation OF lands in
.ovelock Valley from the main Truckee
,inal.
A f. Branch is making various i'm
provements upon his new location near
the depot. His stock is being greatly
l1ded to, and he seems to be getting
ais share OF the Quitting AMI tran
sient trade for which he is making a
special bid.
A number OF the joints, formerly do
NJ Business al M saloon row have
moved to pastures greener. 1t is
lieter as result, but the legitimate
branches OF industry are steadily i'm
proving.
THE LOST is rouNp-rhe heart that
vas reported lost in the last issue OF
he Hazen Harvest, was a little later
reported found and returned to-well,
fyou will notice the smile our local
,ditor carries around lately you can
guess to whom.
W. E. Higman's new building at the
lepot is rapidly being reared, and its
completion is expected within the next
iixty days. The stock of the Hazen
Lumber Company will then be moved I
20 New Hlzen. The postoffi,e will
also be moved with the store.
Rev. j. f. Price is soliciting sub
criptions for a new NJ. E. church
Building. Our citizens are responding
lutte liberally and the reverend ex
p ct. to commence the erection OF the
elidce soon. An Epworth League has /.
been orga nizel AMI good interest is
displayed in the church work.
Notwithstanding the recent order
Issued by the Southern Pacific Com
plny, granting the privilege to Tono-
plh passengers OF passing through
H lzen on the west bound to Reno, then I
b tck through over the cutoff on the
following day, IN my OF the passengers
from the east spend night in our town.
on their way to the Southern camps.
1t is thought that it will only be a
short time until the order will be
rescinded through force OF cireum
stances.
B. +. Thornton, the popular hotel
man reports a fourishing business in
his line. His house is gaining an
enviable reputation among the travelling 7
public for service. 1t is a matter OF
conjecture with Mr.. Thornton whether
he shall move his building to New
Hazen. Many of Mr.. Thornton's friends
argue that his business can be as well
subserved from the present location
To be in keeping with his general t
progress Mr.. Thornton proposes to run
sprinkler over the route between the
depot and his place whenever the
permanent road has been constructed
H already excellent bus service will
be improved from time to time. AT
any rate he is going right along and
proposes to serve all his customers old
and new from the present stand, until
such time as it is shown that they de-
msnd that he move to the new town
site. This he Ia willing TO do. X.