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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-13
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
BANK SURPLUS WIPED OUT:
 PRICES VENT OFF.

An Irregular Market Expected This
 Week-NOt Much Improvement Until
 Money Gets Easier.
 The stock market weakened satur- day as soon as the bank statement came out showing wiped out. The statement was like a wet blanket to market.
 The general opinion is that no bull market is in sight until call money gets easier than it is now.
 A great deal of cotton is now going out and this may help affairs along a bit.
 With call money at F or 15 per cent, skyrocket work in the market is dish ed.
 Conditions in business and railroad transportation are immensely favora- bic, hence with the exercise of pru- dence no great slump in prices should be expected.
 A few Wall street stock market opinions follow:
 Isidor Wormser, of I. & S. Wormser: ''The stock market shows a very strong undertone. It is merely resting until the monetary conditions improve, which will be in the course of the next few weeks. The underlying reason for this strength is the wnderful prosper ity throughout the country"
 T. Gorton Coombe of Malcom & Coombe: We have experienced a money spasm.' The calling of loans The attempts of several pools to ig nore or set at defiance the natural laws governing the market under present monetary conditions have excited ap- prehension, and considerable want of confidence is felt in their ability to con- tinue their operations. This entirely aside from the question as to the value of the stocks represented in their op- erations. Money promises to be tight up to the first of the year, after which competent judgment is that rates will ease off, although not even then to the low level that prevailed for about eighteen months previous to September l. The speculation may, indeed, begin to discount prosperous conditions throughout the country before the first of the year, but such discounting in the face of very severely strained mone- tary stpation must be looked at ask ance."
 Richard King of John H. Davis & Co.,: 'The moneyed interestes and the banking interests are now dominating the stock market. So long as money rules at such high rates of interest I am inclined to the opinion that stan dard stocks should be a purchase on all reactions. Our firm is advising con servative purchase of stocks"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-13
Et11ancfaI.
NEW FORK STOCK MARK ET.

Opening, Highest. LOWest Quotations On the New York Stock Exchange reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York and fS Center street, New Haven. Conn.
 Open. High. Low. Close
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Miscellaneous Bonds.
 Rid AeIre6

Adams Express Is, 194T... 102 104 Boston Flee 6s, 1908. ..,. 105 Branford L. S w. 5s, 1927. 1O7 .. Inter. Silver, deb Gs, 1933.. 92 94
 do lst Gs, 194S...... 107A 108M Mtddlet0wn 3, 6, 5s, 1909. 100 N H. Gas Con. As, 19l0-15. 175 177 N H. Water Con. As, 1910-l5 1G5 lGSB N. H. City Park 4s.... 19f N. H. City Park 2hs... 100 :. N. H. Sewer As, 1914. 103A .. N H. City Bridge 31a, 25.. 100& 101k N. l.. Gas & F. 1st 5s, 1927 106
 do. Con. 5s, 1929. ..... 102 ., South. N, E. Tel. 5s, 194S.. 118 .. Swift & Co. 5s, 1914. 103 104B United H., As, 1940....... 97 99
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United States Government Bonds.
Chicago Market.

ShASN&O HANEAGGs Reported over private wire by ". B. Smith & Co. T Broadway, N. Y, New Haven office, 24 Center Street, Nor man A. Tanner. Manager.
 Chicago Nov. II.
 Open. High. Low. Close
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CoMMTTUEn oy sTREETs

The committee on streets of the Board of Alderman will hold a public hearing o'clock, in Rooms 10 and Ii, City Hall. which time the petition of Minutte E. Chatfeld ct. al. for the continuation of Crown street to Union street near it's Junction with Wooster street, will be considered. s
 All persons interested are hereby notified to attend and be heard without further notice.. Y <
 VI e- GEORGE V. SMITH,
 Chairman.
 Attest: l AMBROSE V. BEECHER,
 III St Assistant City Clerk.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Oas ib6ne @eibnaebsfeif

itebt Dor Der 1biire uno lol6e, Die nod,
nt6t ibr GtntGuie oaiiir gcmaft babeu,
miinihen mir nod i'm leeten au9eublif
auf unler reihbaltiges uno cntlpredlen.
oes Eager aufmerfiam 3u MAIDEN. @s
beitebt aus tauienoen BON Sahen, Die ;u
@eihenteu fir Sung uno gllt 9eeionet
lino; obIhOn oie.friiben SGuier bic bette
answabl batteu, lit Der @aareuuorrath
immer no6 eiu iebr uollitGnoi9er un6
mir itno iiberieu9t. oa6 mir alle 9unben
jnfrieoen itellen fOnnen. Das @corauae
wiro in ben letten paar 3a9en Dor
Weibnahten Elm 9rOBeS iein, fommt ous
Der 10 friib lpie m69lif, oamit es per.
mieben miro uuO mir sic better beSieuen
t0nnen. SerseBt nitt, Sa6 mir au6er
Spielwaaren ieoer glrt uuo lonlti9en III
@eihenten 9eeisneteu gSaaren, audi
3uderwaaren, Otiiiie, Sis Cream, ETC.,
liefern, uno jpar alleS gum bili9iten
Preile. Die Gbre Sbrss 0eluhes 1T
uns ieoer 3eit erwiinl6t. 5O,2
8. .. Us illiams uno 8ru. Co.,
Ill, 113, lis, III 8albinston aue.
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500 Scicbnuua 500.

Di. eslsr bisftr 3situns pnbtu ii& frsusn,
~ nfabrtn, bab ss wtnisiftsus sins ssfiir&kts
8ranibtt aisbt ptlds bic NiItnihnft In al
ibrtn Stufsu ~ bsilsn I'm Stinps ID; Saa's
8aiarrb 8ur II bic sinjiss itBt Der Gr,iIi&tu
Sriorf&aft btfanntt poftipf Rur. aatarrb
trfcrbtrt als cine GOnfitutiOnsfranfbtii cine
eUnlfitutionels 9tbanbluus Saa's aatarrb.
Sur miro iunsrlih ssHpmmtu uub pirit birtfi
auf has Slut uub Die I'D ,imis'n ObuaG&sn
ots Syttms, tabur6 bic @runOldas Der aranf-
belt yriiOrenb unb btm paiisntsn Sraft gstene,
inbsm lit bic Contribution bee aSrptrs aufbaui
unb Der Ratur In itrtm @srfs biIft Die 81.
ssnibiimr babtn 70 uisl 9srrausn iu ibrtn
psiIfr6fttn. eab iit sinbunptrt Dplars Bslpb
nuhe fur itetn 5aa anbttisn, ben it ~ furirsn
psrfsbIt eaBt quo cine erlft BON 3susuilTeu
fcmmtn. Wlan abrefre:
.. 5. @btntp SO, 5olsbc, 8.
Rs4 ~8rfauft BON alIeu apptbsfsru, 75c.
SalS 6amilitn. pilsn Inb bic bsifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
6crib tlides.

Reter Srunomonti uon Der Rioae III
NrhbalO, nel6er I'M perfloiIenen 3nli
ben Soren;O 2emongelli mdbreuo eines
Ouells init Wteiiern t6Otete uno oes
2ootIbla9s i6uloig beiunOen maro,
bat le6s Sabre I'M Ditliden i3u6tbaua
abjuiieen.
9ameS Yaruns pom Sebier Yallen,
meI4er lesten Sommer ben Wii6ael
Roslosfle eridO6. unb ii6 bes Moroes
i'm 3weiten @raoe i6ulOis betannte,
wurOe gu 5wOli 9abreu 3udtbuus Uer'
urtbeilt.
SenrD Wiab6en, Der spei Diamant.
rin9e aus Der Wohnung pon 6rau Sen.
ME RuB uon Vinoen Stra6e entmenoets,
crblelt cine SuipeuOirun9 oeS llrtbeils,
naAoem iein Suter ertldrt bate, oaB er
an Der S6ninoluht leioe.
Sir Die Wiuni,ipal 9i9u tpurSe ieiters
Der aouofaten 2orreD am Wtontag all.
9etiinOist, OaB Die 8eite6uugsantlaJ Js
9e9en Den friiberen StraBentommiEdr
9. s. O'Sople fallen selulien purOe.
Ssuan Wtuffleg purOe mssen @bs'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
StaOt anO Gonnti).

- 8ebt iOfOrt 9e9en 6iidenIhmer,
gen ooer einen lahmen Rliden III lperfe
Ser5ogeruns 9iebt Den Wtusteln 2eit
ltett ju werben, aber oh 6roniIdl obel
poriiber9ebeno, ct. Safobs Sel er.
wdrmt, traftiSt unO fnrirt bas Qeioer
iOiOrt.
= Saumeiiter SuOwis z. Stipp BON
Rto9e Gom bat Die seiammte slus.
riiltnn9 6eS bisber bier tbatigen Gon.
traitors @eOrge 0ta1, Der tiir;lidl mad,
Sanlas umiieOelte, tdufli6 ermorben,
Oa iein @eidGft ii6 in leeter 2eit 10
9eboben bat, baB feline bisberi9e glus.
rllltnn9 lt9 als un9enii9euo ernies.
= 9lrtbur 8. Simons, Elm 6armer
BON Somereit County, ltren9te Oouner,
ita9 9e9en Die 9adawanua @tIeubabn
Gompanie cine GntidGoi9un9sflaae fir
$40, 900 on, neil er anseblid fGli6li6
Uerbaftet murbe. Simons muroe Der.
haItet, na6bem er aui Der unrehten
Selte pom 3uge geitiegen mar uno
trosoem er 81 erflGren luhte, mie bic
Sa6e ii9 OerRalte, identte man inn
tetn SerbOr, iouoern nabm ibn Dor
einen glloermann, Dem er $12 Straie
bsja9lsn muBte, ebe man ibn pisosr
frei IieB.
B9r llntsrridt I'm Slauieripiel er'
theilt unter 9iiuitiSen 8eoiusuuseu
6raulstn @mma Sreg, 519 Piue Str.
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= Die scranton 0ta6tidulen. iollen
am 2. Sanuar erOifnet werben.

- Ste scranton Jfaftlhulen. 1ollen
am 2. Sanuar er0ffnet weroen.
- Gin mabrbaft orfanartiger @in6s
lturm, nit He9en gemtid)t, miitbete per.
9an9ene 9ta6t IN oieier @eSeno.
- vSr0bli6s 0eibna6ten !" nnIeren
Wertben 2eiern. WtO9e jeosm Samilien.
slieoe Der Pel,uidel oas @emiini6te
brtngen uno Sult uno SreuOe bel 9lllen
berri9en.
- Der Saoen BON Simon Cohen oil
Wtain StraBe in Slb Sorse purbe 9e,
tern WtOrsen BON @inbre6ern beim9es
ln6t, oenen es gelang, Wanren I'm
seertbe BON $500 in cinem 8a9en fortt
sui6leppen.
= Der POitiaheniammler Charles
Wileg uon Ounmore erbielt Sreitag
9ia6mitta9 al gloamS glpe. Elm 9ebro6s
enes Sfliilielbein, als lein Yfero err
Idredte uno ausriB, mobei 9Silsp aus
oem SSaseu sel6leuoert maro. Or. s..
SS. San9e, nelder Sur i3eit porbeifubr,
nabm ben Serleeten na6 Oem Sabne.
mann Soipital, mo linn Der sebrO9ene
SHo6en seiest muroe.
- Samuel 3ioos, mel6er felt II
Sabren Elm befunnter 8iirser Der Staot
mar, itarb Sonntag in leiner Wobnung
an Bine StraBe an einem SerSiblase,
ourd Sron6itis uno glitbma perur.
laft. Der Seritorbene muroe 1886 in
Saoen, Oeutidlaub, sebOren unb wiro
BON Der @attin uno aft Sinoern iiber,
lebt. Die Beeroisuns erfOl9te Disn.
flag I'M jiioiiden 6rieObOie gu Ouu'
more.
- Sn elmer Steune Der 8. 8. 8abs
cod SinterIuiieni6aft all Gsnter StraBe.
uon 9Silliam @lOrib9e benuet, CAB es
Sreitas einen Urano, Der oen oberen
Gbeil Oes @ebaubeS uollitGnOis SeritOrte
une einen S6aoen BON mebreren bun.
bert Dollars anridtete. 9Sdbreno Der
Gbemii6e g8agen Jio. na6 Der
YranOitelle elite, touioirte er all 2adas
pannu, bel gSDOmin9 9Iuenue, nit ei.
mem Stra6enbabnnagen Der 3reiber
@0waro Sifttns marb ab9eihleubert
uuO leibt uerlett. aber bic Pferoe er.
biclten feline Serleeun9en. Yei Dem
SranOe waro Der 6euermebrmauu Gbos
mas 9runt pon elmer Seiter 9eito6en
lno erbielt ben glrm 9ebrO6eu.
- Die Convention Der Soblen9r6r
jer, Die felt Oonnerita9 in Sbamotin,
Pa., ub9ebalten woroen 1T, bat Ii6
Samitas Wtitta9 pertagt. nahoem in
Der Sormittagsiisun9 Die nod iibrig
]ebliebenen 0tOutiuesei6Gite erleoi9t
poroen waren. Die Oete0aten erflars
.en, oaB lie NIT bem ReIultat Der Con.
,sntiOu SufrieOen iinb unO nit Be,
'timmtbeit ermarten, oas es oem Spes
;ialcOmite untsr Wtit6ell's 9eitun9 &C.
iusen miro, einen fir Die glrbeiter Su'
glusglei6 nit 6en
Srubenbeiisern berbei gu fiibren. grds
iioent Wtitden reiite nod am 9iadmits
Tag mad isinsr Seimatb in SaiuOis
lb.
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=. .. SSiaiams s SrO. 60.
Ytur III bic III MaibiugtOn MUenue.

brud ,u einsm Sabr @sfausniB per.
urtheilt.
3bomaS 9epnOn, Der usrfeblte. feline
Satin Su uerlor9en, muroe angenielen,
ibr $15 monatlif III beSablen.
@barles Seelod. mel6er letten Sonls
mer Die SOrie uOn SRI. Saue Serrisun
bieicr eutriB, bat elm Sabr @ef6nsniB
abiuiisen.
SObn VI. SBarrins, Der benz u. 81.
gtberton 50 9entS itabl, erbielt cine
Suspenbiruns ieines llrtbeils.
GonitGbler 3bOmas 9orbD BON Self
2omnlbip, mel6er nit Der 20 Sabre
alten SeGie Oauis pon @nrbonoale Elm
trimtnelles 8erbdltuiB untsrbielt. bat
500 Struie unO Die Soften ju 3ablen.
6rau Wtar9aret 5aBbolO'Smitb, Der
llnterihla9uns ihulots bsfunosu, er.
bielt cine SuspenSirung oss llrtbeils
bis sum nGhiten 2ermin.
SSilliam @lori9oe, @i9entbiimer oes
Sadion Sauies an Srantliu sluenue,
bat me9en 8erfauI pom @etrdnfen an
Wtinoerjdbri9e $50 Strnie ;u be;ablen
uno 30 3a9e @efdusniB ubiuiisen.
Daniel Seinitein pon Retersbur9,
melher bic erie @ompunie um Wteiling
beltabL muB brei WiOnate @efGnsuiB
abiisen.
slbe WtenOle pur6e $40 un6 bic So.
item bsitraft, neil er einsn Snaben our6.
gettl9te, Der auf isiuem S8asen cine
5abrt itabl
slrtbur Mie@artbp, pssen @inbruts,
unO R. 3. 9ulbert, pessn Diebitabls,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

- Wtap. Die 3iabrise 3Odter oes
glesers 6ur BON @enter StraBe. mollte
Wtontas cine fleine Shame auf ben
aii4enOfeu iesen unO serietb Dem Seuer
10 nabe, oaB ibre 9leibun9 ent3iinoet
wurOe. Die Diutter, wsl9s Iid in
einem anoereu !3immer befanO, bOrte
Die S9redensrufe oes Sinbes uuo
lOl6te bic 5lammen, bod mar mittler.
lpeile bic Sleine lebens9sfGbrliA Der.
brannt moroen uno murOe in fra9li6em
3uitauO Oem SadapaHna SOipitul iiber.
fiibrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

lniere 8actaten fr Die YrOouiOn erer &ae @aaren
ino unberrefd gSr perben in Der 3uuft pie in Der Ser
9an9nbet pObiren, iOe Nual gu 9eben Die 8orbeebn
Sbrer @atronse 9ranren rb pee Sabr gu Sabr gpan
it, @ieeS 8aSbum breiben wo Der 0uald unierer 8aan
gu. r bnusn nS uie Die fenen Sopen no Die bette 0ua
tat bon 9a5 in ber 3ubereitln9 unerer @aaren.
Sor etua elf Sabren unerc iabide 9rooufticn
5000 bis 10000 8der s ueaufen mir 10000 8d7er ous
Sabr @e 8aben reoen mebr pie rseno cine @nSeise fir Die
0uatdt Der @au iOpob p fit Die 3uorfommenbet nb Se.
banbluns itens Der gompanie.
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Gin gHeibmaebts.Xrnnf.

Die uuter neuer 2eitun9 itebenbe
Strouosburs 8rewins Gompauie bat
elm SSeielta9sbrGu unter Dem 9iamen
rWeihnadts Wtiin6ener" aus9e9eben,
on wel6em Scrr 5ranS gSe6er, Der
Wtiin6ener Sraumeilter, iein WteiIter.
itiid 9tmadt bat. gluh oas Stod
Su9erbier uno bas bunfle iinO iett pic.
Der ju baben. 0tan ribte alle Yeltel.
lun9eu at Die Stroubsburg 9remin9
@ompang, Scranton Boit Office. l
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wnrben Der RefOrmiduls iiberwieIcn.
Der Role Wfi6ael Yussfie uon 5ap.
Tor erhielt Elm Sabr @efdnsniB fir einen
sn9riff auf 9lHthonp POutbastie uno
beiien Satin.
Gbarles 9eibOfsfD bon Scrmpn er.
bielt aht Wtonate @efdn9nir, neil er
Dem Sacob Sasinsti elm Sierslas iu's
@elitt ifleuoerte.
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gSr eben ndt auf Die 8eneibun9 Der au9aben ober 3u
nabme Der 4rofe bee euate uben erreit ourd oen Sc.
brau b9n 8rauateriae minoeruertbaeS 8er erae.
beno Dem Die gIemente Stdrfe uno @einbbet n ner
9Suid it, oaS aerbei i'm Mae gu probusren Infer 8er uno
Ollie miro 9ebrau Den abrenten Union srbtern bonn bten
erbatbaren Materia oa euat it, bab mir cine Nuatdt
@aaren poburen pee Die artf be 9enauten &enners aus
baen faun Ser bette Sepeis Der 8arbet 1T Der befdnos neb
eoe @auf uner Baaren uno Die asemein 9ufrieoenbeit
uede iie 9eben.
Infer Cream ge no @orter lit felt ber nfsebn Sabren au
Dem Warfte uno nb 10 mobbann fir ibre @eunbbe9eboe
0uataten oaB cine asfibrIde anfibung ni n0tbis it,
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S2OOO-$30 90 duS;uletben
su fiinf pro,sut 3tufsn ssssn quite @Ortsast.
R6bufs In rirlsr Sfict. 44S
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
PROMINENT RANCHER
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG

". R. Lee, one OF Churchill county's
prominent farmers, met with an acci-
dent Thursday morning that promises
to eonfne him to his bed for the l.ext
lew weeks. In some manner, Mr.. Lee,
who Is Il years OF age, fell and was
kicked by Lorse while leading the
animal to water, breaking a leg between
the knee and the ankle. Medical
assistance was summoned Immediately,
but Mr., Lee had succeeded in righting
the bone before its arrival, and ali
that remained to be done when the
doctor arrived was to place the broken
parts more securely and administer the
bandagea. Although Mr.. Lees age
will make the healing OF the broken
limb slow, it is thought that he will be
out again in the next few weeks.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
TEETH LOST
FINDER RETURN

james Washington Richards lost
set OF teeth. The time Wednesday
II ght during the still hours, but how,
still remains mystery. On the night
III question Jess Roberts entered the
room at a late hour, so says James, and
immediately became wrapped in the
rms OF Morpheus. Now, our county
treasurer says that he has no Obj eetions
to nocturnal visitors, none in the
,east, but somehow the absence OF
teeth, depai ting as they did IN the
evening mentioned, throws suspicion
Mr. Roberts way, who has good
set OF teeth and could have 10 object
in purloining another set, unless he
igures on the future.
Thursday morning the beefsteak at
MIR. Richards boarding house failed
70 connect with his digestive apparatus
IN anything like presentable shape,
and dyspepsia threatens to MAKE
serious inroads upon his formerly
learty Constitution. Mr.. Richard
also informed us privately that the iail
sex had rendered serious objections to
lis change of looks induced by the 10 :
II the false grinders In the days oi
the ancient Greeks shortage in teeth
aud hair was considered a sign o.
wisdom and while the rule holds good
n the present case, the advantage
gained thusly in prestige is great dea
more than overcome by the objection
lie ntioned, SO if anyone finds the teetl
that have been lost, strayed or stolen
they will confer an everlasting favor by
eturning the same to Mr.. Richards at
lis office in this city and paying 10
his write-up.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
FREIGHT WRECK
OCCURS NEAR HAZEN

A drawhead OF freight car caused
wreck near Hazen on the Salt LAX,
division Tuesday morning. Four cars
let the track and all traffic was de
layed about six hours.
The accident was caused by the draw
head OF car being dislodged and
lropping on the track beneath the
wheels of the truck The cars bum ped
over the drawhead and four cars were
lerailed before the engineer succeeded
in stopping the train. No one was in
jured in the wreck Had it not been
Tor the prompt work OF the engineer
and the fact that the train was not
moving very fast at the time, the en-
tire train would probably have been
Ierailed.
The wrecker was at once sent TO the
scene of the wreck from Sparks and
,ucceeded in clearing the track in a
short time after its arrival The
track was torn up for a considerable
distance and the four cars badly
smashed
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
Hunt Bros. Secure Contract.

Hunt Brothers, the contractors who
nave been employed for some time past
ON government irrigation work in this
,iclnity loaded their outfit consisting OF
sixty head OF stock, scrapers etc, on
the train at Hazen Wednesday, bound
Tor 0roville, where they will make
their headquarters during the next few
months. They have a contract on the
Western Pacific route near that place
lor the grading OF two miles Of road
eed. The price @ be received Is, We
understand, $4,000 per mile 1t is
said that there Is about forty miles of
the route crossing the Sierra Nevada
Mountains that viii cost the Western
this sum per mile for grading on ac-
count OF the rock work.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
). P. COMPANY
FIGHTS HAZEN

Ii ever towns existence was
iraught with trouble that place is
dazen. In addition to being shrouded
in uncertainty for year owing to the
various townsites clamoring for recogni-
ton, the southern Pacific seems to
think that the part she has played in
the past is sufficient punishment for
the unruly little settlement and is out
with an order that cannot help but
rebound to the loss of Hazen.
"ro all passenger conductors.
"Owing to the lack Of all hotel ia
cilities at Hazen we will permit pas
sengers arriving at Haven to continue
through to Reno and back free of
charge, provided that the return from
Reno is by the first train, Fourteen,
leaving Reno after arrival.
"E. L. MANSON"
The inevitable effect can readily be
seen, should the railroad company per-
sist in carrying out lis provisions. Just
why they should take occasion to con
linually slap Hazen is insolyable,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

the business was running at a loss, and
in March, 1903 rendered a statement
showing that the partnership was in
debted to him to the extent OF about
$l400.
The administrator OF the estate, Mr..
Bender, on behalf OF the widow, then
instituted suit for an accounting and
recovered a judgment for full one
half interest in the bushes and several
thousand dollars which was found to be
due her.
The administrator alleges that Mr..
Griswold refuses TO make any further
accounting or to consult with the Ep-
person interests but manages the prop
erty to suit himself and sells its sup
plies from his own store at an excessive
figure.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
Notice To Taxpayers.

FALLoN, Nevada, Sept. 80, 1905.
At regular meeting OF the Board OF
Equalization on theiollowing valuations
were added to the assessment roll OF
Churchill county, as submitted by the
assessor Of said county.
J.F. Byers, on cattle $50 additional.
The following mortgages were also
added IRON the records OF Churchill
eouHty.
r. L, Douglass, mortgage from P
MeDevirt Fuller, $1,000.
W \. Larson, mortgage from Charles
T. Baker, $500
1 H. Kent Company, mortgage from
\. 7 Fofthrun, 1912.
Z. l. Douglass, mortgage from
Geoage Z. Burton. $l772
W. v. Williams, mortgage from H.
NJ Ferguson and Grace Ferguson, $1,000.
v II BROWN,
County Clerk.
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SOLD
Well Known Churchill Prop
erty Sold To St. Louis
Capitalist.
kinney BIOS. Borax Deposit Passes
Into New Hands.

A deal was consummated this week
whereby the x my Bros. borax de-
post, situated, in the sand Springs
Mining district, 16 miles south
OF Fallon, became the property OF John
+. Qeeney, a ST. Lolls capitalist,
through his agent @. l. servoss, who
has been in this section for the past few
weeks straightenins up minor affairs,
preparatory to closing the deal which
Includes all the machinery now in
stalled at the borax deposit, in ad-
dition to the 100 acres mentioned in
the transfer. The price received for
the property is, We understand, 5000
Il Is the inteAion OF the new owner
to Immediately install new machinery
and commence working the deposit.
In the past it has been worked at
different times for snort periods but
little effort was ever made to make it
a paving producer for the reason that
Kinney Brothers have been handi-
capped by reason of the transportation
difficulties presented With the
promised railroad building this will
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

accounting, dating from March %, 1908
10 the present time is demanded. Judg-
ment for $4,000, which sum is alleged TO
have been concealed when the last ac-
counting was taken is also sued for
The Epperson Griswold litigation has
been occupying time in the district
court for several years. The two men
were for long time partners in the
operation Of soda plant n Soda lake
in this county, where they carried on an
extensive business. In 1899 Mr.. Ep-
person died and thereafter the business
WIS carried on by the surviving part
ner. Mr. Griswold. He claimed thai
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
S. F. COMPANY
FINISHING WORK

The San Francisco Contraction Com
pany is finishing up its work in til
section and expects to move their en-
tire outfit to other points. Elsewher'
in this issue will be found their ad
in which they offer some exceptional
bargains for sale, in the way of en-
gines, etc. Next week a part OF theil
stock will be loaded on the cars al
Hazen, where they will be shipped t.
San Francisco where they will be useo
on street contracts now had by the
company With the passing of the S.
F. Company the last OF the many con-
tractors formerly doing business in the
Carson Sink will have gone. In the
future the work will be superintended
by the government authorities direct,
a number OF camps being maintained
by them. Whether the work will pro-
gress any more rapidly under the new
regime remains to be seen. Many Of
the contractors who have left this Sec
ton claim that they operated their out
fitsat loss, but the government athori-
ties claim in the meantime that in the
majority OF cases it was the iault OF the
contractors and not the government,
for the reason that maay of them un-
derestimated the cost Of removing
Churchill county dirt.