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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Marot 0raS Gfcmrttomett.
Na@ Netp ORLEANS, Wpbile un0
YeniatoIa nia Yenniploania
Qinien.

Grcuriions Sabrfarten mad Neu Orleans,
Ga. Nobile, Ala. unb Peniacola, SIa., bia
9ennibIpania 9inien, rperben p~erfomft BON
1. BIS 6. Ndr3, eini@IieBIi9. Nan fraqe
BET ben TifetsM 9enten Der DennipIbania
2inien fir treitere Snformation aber Sabrs
preis, Abfabrtsseit unb gepdds8 ef0rSeruns
u. (. 10. an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

Sie tbeure Satin. D.:
Wie sebt es Sbrer Srau? g.: Sopeit
gan5 gut, aber ibr 3opf ma4t ibr piel
su fdaffen. a.: 2eioet tie an Mtgrdz
ne? g.: Oas eerabe ni9t. aber tie
brauGr ale bier @pden einen neuen
Sut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

OF bic StraBen unierer Staot,
ben 8abnssfsaiaaftsn obsr ben gtr,
germ 9eb6ren, oarfbsr pirb bic geieb-
eebsnos 26rperi9aft bas snti9eibenbs
@ort fpre&en - enti&eioet fe fir BIZ
Babnsn, 10 tueiB ieber Wenfa tuarum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

So mare wirfIi@ on Der 3eit, bah
Der Staat Snoiana benz 8sifpisle bss
Staatss 2anfas fOlst uno benz
Gtanbarb Del Wonopol ben 2rieg
erfldrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
@rnmoeisentbums uebertrasuneen.

glrtbur 9. Bropn on Nrtbur 9ona-
NORTH, Got AZ in Mromors, so bel 1872
SUB, psrbeRsrt, Morbieite Der parf
gpe.. nDrbli9 bon Der 38. StraBe.
81, $50.
@git Sa6m on eugene Woran, 2ot
"a In Sings Subj. bon 8rpan's
4ob.. 40 BEL $50 SUB, pucant. Wef-
isite Der 6amilton Mbe.. fioli9 bon
SiIoen Str. $3.50.
George 8. 8rannon on 6ranf NeB-
Ter, Got 5 in 8lof z in 2ineoln Parf.
40 BEL 140.7 rs SUB, pacant, @effeite
Der Central abe, n6rbli9 bon %.
Strabe. $l,650.
Asnss 8. Soutt on Sames 8. @bis'
man, Got 4, Goburn's Subbibiion.
She'll bon @oburn's 8. abolition. 1854
bel 40 SUB, perbefert, Siofeite bon
2ambert Str. 6fli9 bon See Str,
$500.
emma s. Bertbolb an aliee M.
Weans. Got 80. gooper's pleafant
part -Mbbition, $685. bel 116 SUB,
bae., @sfisits bon ct. pster Str,
n6rbli9 bon Nebrasfa Str, $3.50.
@sOrse 8. garnbia on Sbomas s.
Clinton, Got 1873, Brablsp's &c. OF
Waibington Str. abbition, 40 BEL 1873
5uB, bae., @efieite bon 8rablep Str,
iiibli9 bon Midigan Str. $500.
Sobn &. Wel9 an Wm. MnberIpt,
Got 153, @ilep's Subbipiion, OUT
1872 unb anbsre, SO Bel 100 SUB. ber-
bsRert, Wsffsite bon paea Str. fhbz
lid bon 10. Strabs, $500.
SOiepb Wi9ener an 6. s. potter,
Got 6, S9roltde's Wabiion Npsnus
aoo., 80 Bel 100 SUB, berbeKert, Of
ieite Maoifon Nbe., n6rcl. bon &aps
mono Ctr. $500.
Gtanlep 2. @eQner an Marp g.
2eruis, 2ots 81 unb 90. Sownep's
srienal 6sisbts Nbb., 80 bel 100 SUB,
oac., Weffeite 3epftons Mpenue, ftioli1
bon 10. Ctr. $3.50.
@lisabstb u. Woors an Srbn 9.
Sberpoob, 9ots 1 unb 2, 8lod 10,
9oroieite .aoo., 80 Bel 1863 Sub, bsr=
befert, NorbOfede Wartinpale Npenue
unb 5lset Ctr. $4,000.
Sames %. Sinfins an Omen g.
Dan, She'll norotpefl. 0iertel, Section
z, 3ibp. Is, &anse 5, 1926 Nder,
2awrence Sitp. $4,000.
Bernard SHERIDAN Oil gli3abetb
Sheridan, Got 60 in Wilep's Subj.
Der Nubenlot 161, ~perbsRert, Saofeite
bon ct. Clair Str, ipefli4 bon Go
fifornia Ctr. $1,000.
2ouiie @beDalier an Sobn Us. Neu=
man u. a., She'll Cots 1, 2 uno 8,
2ittle's Subj. bon She'll Der 4ubenlot
"a, 80 BEL los SUB, psrbeHert, Noro.
ofsds Gaf unb pearl Ctr. $4,000.
Nnbrstu 8. 2raft an Walter g.
&epnolos, She'll fio6fli9es Disrtel,
Sect. 10, Sfbp. Is, &anse 5, 40
older, Warrsn Sip. $2050.
5rances periso an Oliber 6. @ar=
ter, She'll bon Section IL, Souni6ip
16, @anse 8, 2.57 acrss. Wafbinston
Sownibip, "a, 900.
Sapio u. Coulter an @barton q.
CLINT, Got 4, @oobs Sub. bon
noeflide Settle bon Hem Serfep Str,
fioli9 BON Nortb Str. $4,000.
@brifian %. 5rant an Glsnora 6.
Witboefer, 6flide Sdlfte, rlsropeftl.
@ierteI, Section 20, Somnfbip Is,
&anee 5, 80 Mcres, Warrsn 8opn.
fbip, SIS, 200.
Sugb 9err an Il. o. Mi9ener, Got
16l &ea9an part gob., 80 Bel 140
CUB, meftli9e Settle bon Cornell Mbe.,
SO. 900.
Sobn %. Wbitiett an Moa ID.
Blad, She'll bon Got 5 In Square l,
&bOoes' u. Slinois Ctr. Moo., so bel
1874 Sub. nerbefert, gBe ftfeite be
Slinois Str., 10roli9 Der %. Str.
"a, 900.
Martin 8. Wote an Sobn u 6arts
man, Sbeil bonn iio6fliden 8ierteI,
Sec. IL. SIP. Is, &anse 3, Waibing.
ton 3p. 1920.
Sarrp s. Miqigan an @btparb q.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

.Mein 5err, sic haben mir Elm Sc
bib eingefebt!"
sd peib es.A
Isle baben mir periprpden, bob es
po1tommen ben natiirli4en 3Gbnen
sleiden pirb."
sd balte bas nod INNER aufre9t."
n@ber Sbre fali9en SABINE MAIDEN
mir fiir9terlide S9mersen!"
Run feben sic bod, bab iie gang
ben g4ten Gbnli4 iinb."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

= Sbns @iidi9t. gommet>
cienrdtbin (bie ibr rteu erporbenes
S9loB be5ogen bat, gum Snipettur):
@eranlafen sic bod, baB bic
S4peine ni9t INNER srun5en, tpenn
i9 iiber ben @utsbof sebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

-SaIf9pe It anben. Isle
bdben Sbren Na9barn einen 4ffen
genannt. Sd benfe, Gie perben biez
fen Iusbrud als iibertrieben Suriids
nebmen9" yStimmt f9on, 9err
S9iebsri9ter! Dos Is mod ia @ff,
bDs is erf9t a 9albaff!"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
NEW ORDER CAUSES
FACTORY TO CLOSE
Employees oil, McMenamin Crab Factory
Have Been Out Since Last
Saturday.

Owing TO the fact That a strike is
on the McMenamin crah factory has
net operated since last Saturday 1t ii
thought that the differences will BIZ
adjusted within the next day or so.
Tho strike was declared on Saturday
morning and the factory has remained
mt q standstill since.
While no one in charge of the fac
tory will discuss The trouble, it, is nm.
derstnnd that several days ago an or
der was promulgated keeping back two
days nay of each of the employees Of
The factory. TO this tile employees. of
which many are colored women. re!
f'lse,! TO agree. and it was decided to
strike. ss
The employees declare that they will
remain out for good befnre they will
agree 10 the now order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Newport News Young Man Pain
fully, Though Not Seriously
Injured at Riverylew.
Ills ASSAILANT WAS A NEGRO
Negro Man Was Whipping the Brother
of Sears, So it is Said, and the Shoot
ing Was the Result of Ensuing Row
Exciting Chase With Rlooc.
hounds.

Frank Sears. son of Err w. Fl.
Sears who conducts a rle,t market
i'll Newport News. was shot and very
painfully wounded by colored man
nj ltiverview last evening.
According To the report of The shoot.
ms. which reached Hampton, the col.
nred man whipped younger brother
If Mr.. Scars and when Mr.. Sears re-
TnnHtrated with the negro, the latter
whipped out revolver and fired. The
ball entered the fleshy part of Mr..
Sears neck, penetrating the muscles
AMI making very painful though not
serious wound.
Just after the shooting the negro
mail whose name is said to be Henry
Chapmun aud vino lives near Free
mans Crossing escaped.
The wounded man was then taken
To Newport News. where n physician
dressed his injuries.
a telephone message was sent to
the Hampton Jail aud Deputy Sheriff
Charles e. Curtis went TO Rlyerview
Ia search for the colored man.
The shooting took place just in front
of Williams grocery store and created
mncli excitement, as il was at first
thought Young Sears had received a
marital wound
Young Sears is associated with his
father in The business in Newport
News, and is about 20 years old. while
the col0rc,l "C,iih. who shot him. is
in The ncfshborhooh of eighteen o.
twenty years CID
The revolver used was n thirty-eight
rolibrn> Smith a. WGsson.
a telephone message was sent To
Newport News ana the bIoodhounds
of Mcssrs. Thomas q. Gray and T. A.
Fowler soon were on The srot where
the negro took 10 his heels In the
pursuing party were the owners of
the hounds. Deputy Sheriff Charles c.
Curtis and Officers John Tignnr and
]. A. Jackson.
The GoSs struck hat trail and fol-
lowe''tit through two negro houses. in
each of which n:uch excitement was
CAUSED by the appearance of the
man hunters. The occupants Of each
honsc told the pursuers than Chap
man had not been seen during the
night The trail was picked mp again
and followed 10 negro camp meet
ing near the York county line, wher.,
il wae lost for good.
The pursuing party returned to
Hampton about midnight. 1t is en-
rectcd that The negro will be captured
in few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
c. & ]. UNION HAS
ELECTED OFFICERS
c, E. Stanton Chosen President of tie
Hampton Union--MlI Give an
Excursion This Summer.

The Hampton Carpenters and Join.
cra' Union last night held its election
NJ officers for the coming six nor his.
IL VAS nlso deci.led to give the sum
iher excursion this season for the benc
IL of The members of the union. and
Measrs George w. Yonng. l.. T.. Zig.
mr. and J. NJ. Wood we're named as a
er'nmittcc - arrange the details Of
The excursion
jhf officers chosen are:
i'rcsidcnt--c. j.. Stanton.
Vice presiGcnt-Geo. i. Guy.
Recording ,secrclnry-.las. NJ. Wood,
Financial secretary-Y. l.. Dacugl.
rr;y.
i'rcaanrcr--radyi Chiler.
War'len-B. F.Topplng
cnnluctor--E. NJ. Hardy. Il
Vrustec--A H. Brilliant. ~.
Audi'ors--A. A. Patrick, A.. II. WI.
ley. 4. L. Jourbett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND Old POU

p b Fl q ~ 20 +. .
81 in the Second ward, 81 in>thc Third
ward and II in the Fourth ward. May
or Thornton +. Jones received the Ell.
tire l25 votes. as did also Town Treas
urer Alonza a. Patrick.
rhe council elected will enter into
Office on September first. and is as
fcllo;%:s:
First ward-W. W. Richardson and
Julian c. Council
Second ward-rhomas ]. Haskins
.nd James II. Blinson.
Third ward-Charlcs 4. Taylor and
Edward Il. Sclnardt
Foarth ward-M. +. Burke and T. S
Tennis.
1t was thought that Dr.. w. T. At
kins and Thongs Hammond, colored,
wonld attempt to be elected in the
Third ward. Neither Of the men took
the slightest interest IN the election.
Small Vote in Phcebus.
There was very little interest in
the election in Phoebus for council
men. Less than 200 votes were cast.
There WIS 10 contest save in the
Second ward where Mr.. Frank Ian
Ger ran as an independent against the
regular Democratic nominees. Mr..
Lancer received fifteen votes. willis
Zach of his opponents received more
than fifty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

Just at The time it looked rs though
solution of the fight over the town
treasnrership matter had been found
last night sensation was caused in
tho Hampton town council.
The council had spent over Two
hours discussing the complications of
the matter when Mr.. Fay S. Collier
offered 10 see Capt. Jesse S. Jones and
County Treasurer David Johnson ,oday
aud secure their signatures. If possible.
To lnper relinqnishing all claims On
the Tees of the office from last April
until next September. Mr.. Collier sntl
he lid his in lis friendship for MIR
Alon%a Patrick, who has been acting
as town treasurer rot nearly two years.
When Mir. Collicr started To leave
tho council chembei aiid q motion was
being considered t. ,tliuurh. MI. Pat
rick took the foo aud asked to b,
heard. Mr.. Patrick. viii much aupni-
ell feeling, declared that no could nci
wait for 4 settlement of lie matter
as arranged for, intlmating that III.
Collier might take Il year or a day 10
sec the Two gentlemen nancd." Mir.
Patrick further stated that had Mr..
Collier attended To his duty hat the
c;tac would have been settled long ago
This brought sharp retort from The
town attorney. "lf il, had not boon fer
yonr persistence in trying to Keep an
Office. after you failed TO give lie
proper bullL." declared Mr.. Cdlir
you would not he in this pOsitiu. to-.
night. Your friends failed TO accent
my advice and they put you in this
position. Nov wouldn't ask Capt.
Jni,ns or MIR. Johnson To sign the paper
Is it is entirely out of my duty and
then only intended to do II because
Of my friendship fer Mr.. Patrick
After one or two more sharp Grill.
cisms NIr. Golfer left The council
chamber and remained just oatside tho
dunr
Several members of tho council. see
ing The awhwardncss of the situation
suggested that Mr. Patrick meant no
insult To Mr.. Collier anu in this Mr.
Patrick agreed
ar Collier then finally promised to
sce Capt Jones aud Mr.. Johnson to-.
day. II these two gentlemen will en-
dorsc tie paper relinquishing the
claims on the fees of the Office since
last April Mr.. Patrick will receive $685.
at the meeting of the council called fer
this evening.
Tic council met and listened 10 an
entertaining opinion from Mr. Collier
j on the treasurcrship muddlc. Mr.. Col
Ter said that the council had TO right
to pay Mr. Patrick inasmuch rs thu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

Circuit Court has already said that
Capt. Jesse S. Jones is tile trcaTareT
anG is entitled 10 The fees of The Of
lice. This has been AIR. Golfers opin-
ion from the first of tile fight. He adj
r:sctl The town council against paving
MIR. I'atrick one cent over year ago
or MS scon rs Capt Jones announced
bis intention of contcsting the light Of
Mr.. Patrick 10 Tho office.
The council will meet again tonight
70 in'ci9n he report of Mr.. Collier in
fosIr! "a lis interview with the other
iwo gentlemen TO the controversy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

sl5O buys lot at Lordleys If sold at
$3.50 buys Groom dwelling. witiifcfs.
tern, stable and two lots at Riverview.
$1,000 buys 5-room dwelling and lot
Mt Rlvcrvlcw.
$1,000 buys dwelling No. 213 S4th
street. Newport News.
$500 buys lot, 10 feet front, in
Phoehns.
$3.50 buys Groom cottage and lot,
Liberty street.
$3.50 buys broom cottage, corner Lin
coin and Franklin streets.
$3.50 buys Broom dwelling, centrally
located, Bailey street.
state, loan monies. write fire insurance
Why not let lis rent yours? Sixteen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
the fact that all American Lady Cor
sets are warranted rust proof ,andtle
cyelets are constructed so that they
Will stand any amount Of pressure and
pulling.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Thursday, June IS.

Musical and literary entertainment
IN lecture room of Central NJ. t..
church, Miss Frances Starr, of Peters
burg. elocutionist. assisted by talent
from Newport News end Hampton.
Admission 90 cents.
Tickets on sale at Boonc's and Gard
hers. sll-tl-w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
MARRIAGE THIS EVENING.
Miss Johnson Will Become the Bride
of Mr.. Theodore Booth.

OF var. neouore boOtn.
y pretty marriage will take place in
The East Hampton Me.Eodist churc.,
tonight nj $40 O'Clock. when Miss
Daisy Jchnson will become The bride
"f Mr. Theodore Booth, of Newark,
\. j. Rev. William Z. Edwards will
performs the ceremony. Miss Johnson
will he attended by Miss Mary Drum
mond rs maid of honor and Mr.. James
Reilly. Of Newark. Will be The best
man. Mrs G. H. Johnson will he mat
ron of homer and Miss Esther John
son will be The bridesmaid. The ush-
ers are % Iva Messrs. William J. Boone
and Keith Wray.
Miss Johnson is very attractive
young laily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Tie Coming and Going of the People
You Know.

Tie Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Miss Allie Rove, who has been al
tending Cornell University. is expected
iG return To her home in Hampton this
morning ami will spend the vacation
wits; he, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Rowe. IL Ainistcad avenue. Miss
Rove had n most highly creditable rec
oni at Cornell during The session just
closed.
Misses Alma Joynes. Hazel Joyncs,
Myrtle Tatum and MIR. Fritz Sims, who
have been visiting Miss Nellie Wood
in Washington street. have returned,
10 their home In Richmond. Miss Elvr
Wood accompanied Miss Alma Joynea
Gac. 10 Richmond
Mr.. Morris Sayre has left for Mon.
trose, Pa. where he will spend tho
summer.
Miss Lrona Curtin, IF Henderson, n.
G., is the guest of Mrs. Clifford Mas
srnhers. in Mallory avenue.
Miss Halle Gaicwnod. Of Alexan-
dlia. is visiting Miss Mackie Young. in
Victoria avcnle
Miss Rosa Chisman will sail from
New York Oh Saturday for a visit to
Europe.
Miss %ollie Hope. who has heca
tenchihg during the past session in il
female college al Orangchurg. S. c..
has returned 10 Hampton for the sum.
NOR.
Mrs, II. |. Dnvol of WASHINGTON, is
the guest of her father. Major Edward,
>, Scmplc. III North King street.
Miss Mollin Williams has left for
Suffolk. where she has accepted po.
sltion in the Postal Telegraph Office in
that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
VERY. SMALL VOTE
CAST YESTERDAY
Election in Hampton Yesterday Had
Absolutely No Interest to
Voters.

Only l@5 persons voted for town Of
iiccrs in the election in Hampton yes
terday Tho election was simply 4 ra.
tiilra! On Of tile nomination. made III,
tic recent Demccratic'primary, MS tie.
ticket was uncpposed. OF The total
vote 81 were cast in The First ward,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

S575 buys small dwelling and lot, IS
by about 1G0. Wine street.
$3.50 buys broom dwelling and lot,
40 by about IT'S. Wine street.
$1,000 buys Groom dwelling and lot,
80 by 1O5, ELM avenue.
$1,000 buys 1O-room dwelling and 2
acres on Hampton river.
$3.50 buys store and dwelling near
School Union s.. on easy terms.
$500 buys 4-room dwelling and lot at
Lordleys.
$lGo buys a lot on Moore street md
La Sale avenue.
We buy, sell and exchange real
and specially in renting properties.
years experience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
SPIRITED TILT in
COUNCIL CHAMBER
MI. Patrick Said Town ATTORNEY
Had Been Dilatory In Per.
forming Duties.
COLLIER MADE SHARP REPLY

"rour Persistence in Keeping Office At.
ter You Failed to Give Bond" Said
the Attorney, 60. You Into This
Muddle"-.Matter May Be Adjusted
Today.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12
M. oA. Ray =.
Matchmaker and Jeweler
=HaSen, NeVada

All work promptly and scientifically
attended to. Any II Wishing work
in my line should give ne a
trial. satisfaction Guaran-
teed. Goods sold at san
Francisco prices.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12
Commissioners Proceedings.
FALLoN, New, Aug. 9TH, 1893.

fALLoN, New, Aug. 'th, 1910.
The Honorable Board OF County Com
missioners OF Churchill county met in
a ljourned session. Present, f. S. Har-
riman, chairman; +. NJ. Wightman and
r. VI. Brown; W. c. Grimes, district
attorney; W. IL. Brown, clerk Robert
Shirley, sheriff.
Minutes of' previous meeting read and
approved. Ordered that the same be
adopted.
Judge {. +. Mack, OF Reno, appeared
before the Board on behalf of the Cen
tral Pacific Railway Company and pre-
scented their townsite map of llazen.
said map included their half section Of
land surrounding the present depot site.
Said map was ordered filed by the coun-
" auditor whenever certain changes had
been made in the same.
{. p. Cirac, of Saltwater, appeared
before the Board with a map of the
Cirac addition to the town of saltwater,
which was approved and ordered placed
ON record.
In pursuance to the notice published
in the Churchill Standard calling for
bids for the erection of the new county
Jail, bids were presented by Smitten \
Proctor and Orchard X Galloway OF this
city, the latter firm being awarded the
contract.
The bids submitted were as follows
smitten x Proctor, brick So, 744, concrete
walls varied from 1924 to $4,294. ac-
cording to the amount OF cement used.
Orchard & Galloway, brick 1897, blue
stone $4,477. 1t being deemed that the
latter bid embodied the essentials re-
auired for Il modern Jail, and it being
further deemed that the price was only
commensurate with the service to be
rendered, the contract wa accordingly
awarded to Orchard K Galloway, with
the provision that they should furnish a
good and sufficient bond in the sun OF
the contract price.
1t was decided that the eounty's inter
ests could be subserved by awarding the
contract for the care of the INDECENT sick
to DR.. V. p. Smith, who agreed to rem
der this service and to furnish medicines
Tor $50 per month. She was accordingly
awarded the contract.
The matter OF the sanitary condition
of Fallon was then considered by the
Board, and after advising with the tax
payers and physicians OF said town, it
was ordered that a dry sewerage system
be installed Immediately and that DR..
V. p. Smith, as health officer, be en-
powered to institute the work of clean
ing the town TO meet the conditions re-
ouired for the public health.
The Board then adjourned to meet en-
the following day.
Tuesday, August 8th.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All present.
The canvass of the ballots cast at the
special election held on Tuesday, July
18th was made and the following vote
was determined: For, l45; Against, "A.
No further business appearing before
the Board, it was adjourned to meet on
the first Monday in September.
". II. BRowN, County Clerk,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

The Hazen Harvest made its appear
ance on our exchange table Monday and
is a healty youngster. Its policy is de-
fined as strictly ~non-partisan and it
avows its intention of devoting its en-
tire energy to the up-building OF HAGEN
and vicinity. We wish the Harvest un-
bounded success, and may its sanguine
a~nticipations regarding llazen be
realized.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

The Seventh Day Adventists have or
ganized a Sunday School with quite q
membership and now hold services reg
ularly at New River Hall on Saturday
mornings at 10 O'Clock. ]. F. Fenner is
superintendent.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

Miss Gertrude Beach, who has been
visiting her father, w. ?. Beach, for
several weeks past, left Thursday for
her home in San Francisco.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

Mr.. Roche and son, +. j. Roche, of
San Francisco, and Miss Lucy Grimes
of Auburn, California, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Grimes at their
home at Hill.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Carmen and child
rem left the early part of the week for
their former home, S~usanyille, Calf.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

Mrs, Callie Ferguson and Miss Ada
Williams returned Wednesday from a
weeks stay in California points.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12

w. A. Short, the Hazen bother, ac-
companied by his family, was a Fallon
visitor Thursday.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BoRN:-At st. Clair, Wednesday, Aug.
End, to the wife of Mr.. Hubbard, twin
boys.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-01

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