Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-12-23

provements will be added to the plant
in the near future. Our neighboring
town of Saltwater is already acquiring
new residents and will undoubtedly be
the recipient during the coming season
of many changes that the past season
has made familiar to us. Referring To
the valley generally, i'll volume of pro-
duetion, we were quite Il large per
cent short OF our average crop during
the season just ended, owing to the
scarcity of water caused principally by
the interference of the new work in
augurated by the government with the
old sources Of supply, and the delay
in the completion OF the new methods.
In speaking OF the present conditions it
must be considered that there was
nothing produced by new settlers dur
ing the season just past. In this
connection it must be stated that the
coming year be will one yielding rich
reward to all classes of trade for the
reason that the water delivery delayed
throughout last year is now an assured
fact.'
W. p. BEACH-'I feel that the
future OF the town of Fallon is beyond
question. Its unqualified success, is
dependent, however, upon unity, for in
union there is strength. If we are to
cater to the wants OF the surrounding
country as it develops, and build Il
town with diversified business interests
and beautiful homes, we must have "A
heart cooperation of all interests"
IL. l.. BURCIELL-"The hardware
business has been unusually good dur
ing the season about to pass. The
large sums of money disburscd by the
government in the construction OF
canals, has found its way into channels
of business, and of course we got our
share In the meantime the departure
of the various contractors formerly en-
gagged in work here, has been instru-
mental in causing II certain line OF
trade to fall off, but we find that it is
being amply compensated for by the
trade secured from new settlers, who
already'havc shown quite demand for
implements, etc. The coming year in
cludes many projected changes. II
present plans do not miscarry another
season may witness the housing Of our
stock in Il modern building.
SAM ROSENBERG-"Wcll, sir, al
though we came here during the dull
months OF the year, and at a time Whcnit
was exceedingly hard for us to select our
stock, we have done Il business be-
yond our expectations. However, we
did not cast our lot in Churchill county
for the immediate business that we
would get but with an eye to the future.
We hope to keep pace with the mar
velous growth that must soon ensue
in this section, and il we succeed in
doing SO, we shall be satisfied. Our
future business year will witness many
changes in our establishment, which
will be planned entirely for the con-
yenience Of our patrons.
COUNTY TREASU RER RICHARDS
THE county's financial affairs are in
good shape everything considered, and
the ensuing year promises to draw more
lightly upon our resources owing to the
fact that our transient population has
decreased. Taxes have been paid in
promptly, and all seem to be prosperous
with an optimistic anticipation as re-
CARDS the future of the county!
Whoopsie. Are you going to put that
in the paper" eyes" "Well, that's
what hearn the boys say "doggone
the cards, you caught me unawares
but its true nevertheless.