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MEN

lots and 3. block |. and all of lots to
8. inclusive, block 2, plat "E.
Fronting on West Canyon street; All
oe lots / and 9. block 1. plat "E'; all OF
lots I and .. block 1, and eli of lots TO
T. inclusive, block ,: plat TX; part Of
the southwest quarter of section 3i.
township I north, range l east, all of lot
and lots TO 10. inclusive. block 3. plat
TX"
Fronting on Hillside avenue: All OF
lots 1 and IA block q and all OF lots 2
and 3. block :. plat "K." Salt Lake city
survey.
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated aL twenty-four thousand sew
euty-tvo and S4-l00 tS24 .072SD dollars.
Of which sum the clty's portion Is thrco
thousand nine hundred ffty-hve and
77-l0O (s3955 I'D dollars, leaving twenty
thousand one hundred seventeen and
100 $50, ,l17.0T) dollars TO be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objection 10 tho
carving out oil such intention must be
presented in writing TO the City Re-
corder on or before the 18th day of Sep
tcmber. 1906. being the time set by said
Council when il Will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto
By order of The City Council OF Salt
Lake Cl;y, Utah.
Dated August 20, 1906
], MORETON.
City Recorder,
Paving Extension No. is.
First appearance Wednesday. August
2s. 1906. l3300
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance amending and re-enact-
Ing Section 400 of the Revised Ordinances
Of Salt Lake City of 1903.
BE II ordained by the City Council OF
Sal, Lake City, Utah:
SECTION l. That Section 400 OF the
Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake City OF
1909 be and the same hereby is, amended
and eepacted so as 10 read as follows:
SECTION 900. VEHICLES. II shall be
unlawful for any person. firm or corpora
ton 10 engage in the business OF mack
man, passenger. carrier, drayman. carter
omnibus driver, plano mover, eXpressman
or ca bnaan upon the streets OF Salt Lake
City without first obtaining license so
TO do.
For such license 10 carry passengers
there shall be paid semi annual license
tax which shall be paid into the CITY
Treasury semi annually in advance, the
amounts OF money as follows:
For a license to run an omnibus Sl2 50
For license to run passenger
vehicle drawn by two or more
horses ,..... ...,se....'''' lV-VV
f0n nohIo,n .,imS dawn bv one one horse .,.... 80
For license TO run an automobile
carrying not more than four per-
conc ......,... Is 90
For a license to run an automobile
'o, oorrving moro tbon four persons 20 90
For a license 10 run Nenlcis iot
carving express matter, such
vehicle being drawn by one horse o'oo
For a license to run a vehicle Tor
carrying express matter. such
vehicle being drawn by two or
| And license In due form shall be is
sued by the proper authority, to such
| person. firm or corporation, therefor.
Every such person, firm or oorpornlioh'
| who shall engage in the business or dray-
| man. carter. piaEo mover. expressman n
| or other freight carrier. shall pay INTO
the City Treasury therefor an annual
| ucense ia. FOR each calendar year or Tor
| auy pert Of the same. the amounts OF
money following to-wit;
| For license TO run vehicle Tor
| the CARRYING OF freight such
| vehicle to be drawn by one horee'Flo-o w
! For a license TO run vehicle LOT
the carrying OF frelght, sucn
| vehicle to be drawn by two or
| more horses ..,... .....'.'....'' S'''o
| Fer a Uccnse 10 run a vehicle for
| tho carving OF pianos exclusive
| lv such vehicle TO be drawn by
~ norso ...... 9,0C
| For n license 10 run n Nehlcle lor
| the carrying Of pianos exclusive
| lv such vehicle being drawn by
| two or more horses ..''.'.',''.'' %o'p'
| Eor n license to run Vehlcle lot
CARRYING furniture, or n vehicle
Tor moving household furniture.
such vehicle being drawn by one
horse ,...., ''.--''' 80 lew
For license 10 run a yehcie tor
| carrying furniture or Nen'c'e
for moving household furniture,
4 such vehicle being drawn by TWO
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 6.

Butler Liberal Consolidated Mining com
pany. Principal place of business 3O5 Aucr-
bach building. Salt Lake City, Ulah.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting Of
the directors held ON the 10th day OF Sop
tcmbcr, 1906. an assessment Of TWO cents t2cl
per share was levied on the capital stock Of
tho corporation. payable Immediately 10 F.
NJ Orcm, secretary. Mt the Office OF the COM
pany. 3O6 AuerbGch building, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Friday, the 18th day OF
October, 1906. viii be delinquent and adver-
tiscd FOR sale at public auction, and unless
paymcnt is made before viii be sold on Sat
nrday, tho 10Th day OF November, 1906. at l
% clock p. lu. 10 pay the delinquent assess
mcnt. together with tho cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
T. NJ. oREM. Secretary
8O6 Aucrbach building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
cl9e2
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7asE OF THE HORROR.
|ussurq Press Publishes Story Of
Biedlcs Massacre.

Eiedlce Massacre.
6ERsBURG. Sept. l3.-The re-
a telegraphic communication
',g,s hss enabled the press OF st.
"a for the 6rst time, TO pre-
fsure Of the conditions In the
EsM.
= q ,sss OF the massacre at Blal-
.r.r messages greatly reduce the
= I dad from that given In early
\ Ils property losses. however.
Ia !uri and cupidity Of the mob
y tsruction By bombardment and
rs Ere. are placed higher, run
Egp36.
ziB Is said officially that forty
||s.s we're killed. the correspond
|r.-.fais siIty-two corpses. mostly
b number OF corpses buried pri-
l z taasumed in burning buildings
d i-olber score to this number,
IL feature OF the disaster was
"a cl many wounded persons. who
lsa3snsd BY their friends IN the
tsa which the people were
II see for their lives. Firemen
Rlng deserted houses for bodies.
! reason 10 believe that this at
y Ievs Is traceable 10 the muir
u tscisl on August 21st and the
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NoTICE TO CLNTPACToRs.
Office OF the Board Of PuOlic Works,
Sall Lnkc Ci:y. AnEnSi SO. l9O6.

Office OF the Board oj iNolc NoThS,
Salt Lake Ci;y, Angus; so, 1906:
Sealed proposals will be received AZ thls
office until l / o clock a. m. Monday. Septcn
Der II. 1906. Tor the work OF laying stoHo
block cross'walks.
Instructions TO bidders. together with ;ho
uud forms for contract ana
bond can he obtained upon Application az
Tho oGicc al tho Board OF Public Works %
City Engineer.
The tight is reserved TO rcjcc; any aud al
bids.
By order Of the Board Of Public works.
T J. LEONARD, Cha;-nlaa
LOUIS q. KELSEY, CITY EnginoGS.
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... MEETING.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
nrepoD Short Line RAILROAD Co

Tho annual meeting of tho stockholders
of Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. will
lrc held at the Office OF the company in Salt
Lake Cite, Utuh. on Wednesday, October
10Th 1905, at 10 o'clock q IN, for tho cleo
ticn Of hitcen directors Of the company, for
tho alteration and arr ndmcnt of the bylaws,
and Tor the transaction Of eUch other business
ms may legally come before the meeting.
The hooks for the transfer Of stock will he
closrd for tho purposes OF the meeting at
The close Of business on WedncsdGy, Sep
tcmber 10. 1906 and will be rcopcncd on
Thursday October L. 1906.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
Dated August 81, 1905. ssss
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4 HER LIFE
n AID Of CAUSE
L ,,,,,rist, Hanged g,h,.lS in Rus
Giants for Revolution
Tih Last Breath
Lub TIE I scAFFoLp 1';pvv,xe
I WITHOUT FALIkklN'
n, /, See Priest i' and Is
IN Convictions to
the Last.

.,sp1rRc. Sept. ls.-"Lons
revolution for land and
q n. last words of zenaide
,o the girl who assass'-
Mn las. month, and who was
:. death by court-martiai'
.,,.,sd as the rope was placed
..,s. She refused to see a
,,,be execution. She mount
s., With arm steps and would
, sd -,ster
q. DE Fords;
I, x,s ali / had TO give
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WORE FIVE SKIRTS
Convicted Woman Shop-Lifter Was
Weighted With Clothing.

NEW YORK, Sept, l3-Mrs Louisa
Evelia was sentenced to six months in
Jail in Paterson, \. J., on a charge Of
shoplifting.
The woman, arrested at a department
store. was found TO be wearing five
skirts and three silk waists, which she
had pinned to her regular skirt
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND COM
PANY
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Union Pacific Land company will be
held at the Office OF the company i'll Salt Lake
City Utah on Tuesday, October ath. 1906.
al IL o'clock n. m, for the election of six
directors OF the company and for the trans
action Of such other business as may legally
come before tho meeting
ALEX. MfLLAR, Secretary,
Dnted August 3lst 1906 c5S5
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,u1fATIoN rs RIFE,
= ndeSu Asked to Com pine
d Wipe Out Jews.

y d Odessa Asheu "
n Wipe Out Jews
4, sn. l3.-Anti-Jswis' asits-
4 4. Wall space, he sides OF
!, telegraph poles throughout
g lave been plastered with pro-
!, isusd blythe Union 81 Rus
q, urging patriots 10 combine
-,.,ls the Jews. This action
- grave apprehension among
,'.,1llr Inclined. both Jews and
/. ,.,sr,ed here that the Jewish
I, S,ssIp, in the district Of Kane
4, sssn burned down by peasants
n sIrounding country. Some OF
S,at,p,s are said 10 have been
tsht. while many perished In
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Warsaw Is Ouiet,

WARSAW. Sept. 13.-This city is quiet
The authorities are suppresstng every
lightesr attempts 10 start anti-Jewish
attacks On account OF the large German
interests in the banks and commerce Of
Warsaw, German intervention is feared
In case OF serious disorder.
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SALT LAKE ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
Autumn Outings Via Utahs Most Pop
ular Road.

Mexico City and return, $69.SO The
tour of Old Mexico affords the grand,
est autumn trip to be found on the
American continent. San Francisco,
Los Angeles and intermediate points,
only $3.50 Short line, quick connec.
lions. Utah's finest trains Los An
eeles and return. only $4,000. Special
sale dates September 4 to Il. Positive
ly the last $4,000 excursion of the sea
son to glorious southern California.
Low rates for settlers to points in
southern Utah. Miners excursions to
Nevada points and lowest rates all the
time to all southern California points.
Follow the crowd to the ticket office,
169 South Main street.
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State Of Utah, City and County OF salt
Lake.-ss.
l. B. Moreton, City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entl-
tied. "An ordinance amending and re-
enacting Section 400 OF the Revised Or
dInanccs of Salt Lake City, OF 1908,
passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, August 18th, 1906 and ap-
nroyed by the Mayor August 18th. 1906,
as appears Of record In my Office,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have here
unto set my hand and affixed the cor
porate seal OF said city, this 10th day ot
August, 1906 J, B. MOREToN.
(SeaiO City Recorder.
Bill No l09. Dl2uA
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or more horses ,....s ss,.,....... 2o.O
For license to run an automobile
freight wagon ...... ,........,.. 90
Which sum- or sums. shall become due
and payable. and shall be paid as afore-
said, In advance on the second day OF
January in each year; provided, that in
any case, where a license shall be issued
after the beginning, and during the time
of such calendar year. there shall be paid
whole years license for such part OF
such year as aforesaid. and such license
when issued, shall he effectual only until
the said second day OF January next en-
suing after the issuance of the same.
SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts
OF ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed TO the extent OF such
conflict.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. August 18th, 1906. and re-
ferred TO the Mayor for his approval
JB MORETON. City Recorder.
Approved this 18th day OF August. 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.
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events OF Saturday supplied the neces-
sary spark 10 innane the passions Of the
soldiers
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Eat your lunch in tho palm garden
at the Royal.
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH
Sept. 18th

Sept. 18th.
Via, Oregon Short Line, Usual loug
limits will prevail, See agents
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~ physicians. arc corGlal!y !HE'NSu
to cousult this department ana be
advised FREE OF CHARGE.
So sure Is the Cure under pKS;
Shores MODERN METHODS
in all private diseases that YOU
may arrange to pay the fee ror,
Cure In small weekly or monthly
lnstallmcnts. as the cure pro
crosses. or you may PAY WHEN
CURED. No matter what your
trouble Is, or who has r7ileo 20
cure you, consult theee Master
Speclal!sts, free OF charge. and
learn how you con yet be cured
CALI, OR WRITE.
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Drs. Shores & Shores

EXPERT SPECIALISTS.
Houston Block. 2iS Main St. op-
posite Kelth-O Brien's Store.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Once Hours-Week days. =. IN,
TO s %. m. Evenings. to p. m.
SUNDAYS and holidays. ~ a. IN. 20
IL noon,
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a SpeSial Department for Men.

exclusively the treatment and
With VII be honest adyI
sTFo have
aid ot e.2s-eneed ord Nd
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Paving Extension No. is.
First appearance Wednesday. August
2s, 1906. A35OO
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
FELL AMONGST ROBBERS

Tuesday evening F. w Seliredge o
Fairvlew, while going from the hotel at
Ha2en to the station, was assaulted by
five thugs and narrowly escaped with
his liie.
MIR Seliredge who runs n livery and
feed stable at fairyieW, was on his way
Ia Reno and had three hundred dollars
in his pocket with which he was going
10 purchase team. When about bali
way between The station aud hotel Mr
Seliredpe vas seized lron behind by
two men One ol them atrnek him
with a heavy club aud the other at
tempted 10 rifle hi pockets. Mr. Sci.
iredge gappled with ma Iaaailanta ami
seemed u have the better al the en-
counter when three other thugs came ru
the assistance ii The two who first made
the assault II thiz tune Nj SeliredPr
began 10 cal loudly ion help when the
would he rohbela TOOL night aud fled III
the darkness without heinz able IL r.
licye him of lila $500
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
IHF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Fallon, Nevada, August 20, 1906
The honorable Board OF County Com
mssloners of Churchill County, Nevada,
met in regular session, present +. 5.
Hartman, chairman, l.. Nj Brown,
and +. M. Wightman, and District At
torney w, {, grimes and w. A. Brown,
CLERK.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The resignation OF c. W Wightman as
registry agent OF Upper Sink precinct,
was presented and accepted, ana Lyman
Wlghtman was appointed IN his place.
telegram from the Reclamation de-
partment at Washington, regarding re
duced rates on county telephone lines
was read, but no action was taken and
the matter was laid over until next
meeting.
L. {. Watson, deputy mining recorder
of Eastgate district was appointed reg
lstry agent for White Rock precinct.
petition was presented containing
the signature of hity citizens OF Won
der, requesting that a voting precinct be
established for their convenience the
petition further requested that +. K.
Lamb be appointed registry agent
The boundaries OF the precinct were de-
fined rs follows:
Beginning ON the east side OF Dixie
Valley, near where Horse creek enters
said valley thence east to the summit
of the Middle Cate range of mountains,
near the head OF Horse Greek; thence
south to Middle Gate thence west along
the Overland road to the edge OF Far
view Valley; thence north to the place
of beginning.
J. D. Sullivan was appointed registry
agent for the precinct of Cottonwood
The board adjourned to meet on the
first Tuesday i'll September.
W. 4. BRowS,
Clerk of the board of county commits.
soners OF Churchill County, Nevada.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
FINE RANCH SOLD
NebraskanS Purchase the W. r
Lee Home Place

One of the most important real estate
transactions occurring III Ihurchlll
county Tor long time, was consum-
mateu Tuesday, resulting IN the trans.
Iefe vi the W X. Lee nome ranch 10
Messrs. "A. DAVIDSON, I. n. Brown, anu
II. u. Pratt, energetic young men from
Nebraska. HE CONSIDERATION named
Is Sll;uUU.
Inc ranch recently acquired by these
optimistic young men5 Is one VI the
best known III CnurenllI county having
been iarmed tor Il good many Years.
Ii comprises three hundred ana twenty
acres ot land, over one hundred ol
Which Is We'll set III alfalfa. Messrs
DAVIDSON, Brown and Pratt VIII form il
partnership, farming the property Ill Il
body.
Mr.. Lee and wife will leave in few
DAYS ior tneir Old home III Upton
county, Indiana, winch they lett over
fifty Years ago. There are srlll numer-
GUS relatives remaining tnere With
whom they will visit, uut as MIR. Lee
expressed 1t, "Of course we wont like
the Last for q place TO live, after having
spent SO many years i'll the west, As
SOON as we get our visit out, We Will
nkely return TO fallon, where we are
contemplating the erection OF com
fortrble home
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
BIG MINING SUIT
Interest Claimed in Wonder Mines
and Townsitc

Sheriff Robert Shirley completed the
serving OF papers Tuesday ia what
proItl=es To ne lnc hardest fought and
most expensive Clvll sdt ever ucard oi
IA ial=# #eodnty. thomas J Costello and
Leuuu= Il. Ncwhall ae lie plaintiffs in
tut setlon, al,d G. " kleaon, n r.
fltzprtlek, William MaNs. l.. A say.
age. lae Nevada Loan aud Investment
Company the Douglas aud jarvis bank
~ IL ~ anU Tue Churchill County
E1fn Il Iii. place 4re named as the
defendants. ana the property at issue
comprises the " uuder toNHslle and ten
mining claims, among which Is the or
lElubI ondel 1iatub ole OF Churc hill
county, leading properties
lAe plaintiffs auege among other
thing tual the original locatola OF the
properties mentioned Nefe working Al
the time q location on grub stake
advanced 10y then5 Gwen under the
term II an agreement made at TOno-
pah December s, 1919 That the lo-
Gator received cash In the extent OF
f5J, n II late date ~ May -, 1906, i
aueaea III tue complaint. and the pain
tin propose to show, through thcu at
torheNs. cook and Mcintosh, ol Tono-
y
the various claims aid toNnsitc they
were aeuee partucrs with the locators.
and should IA no SENSE be deprived OF
then share ol the resulting profits
AsUng upon tie iaets III the case,
judge B / Curler granted an order ior
th. appointment ot l. |. Douglass rs
receiver ia charge ot the property, who
VIII hive entire charge ol all property
by the tueauon and the
moneys arising therelron
fafd Y Bnrd are the leeal representa-
tive of he defendants aud the case VIII
come up ior hearing before Judge Cur
trr during the October term ot court.
Owing 10 the brilliant tafnre conceded
Wonder aud the Wonder mine. the case
viii attract widespread attention, but
the hnal iasne can have no Ill effects up
on The future oi the camp, as mine il
a mine.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
CALI FOR PRIMARIES

II Quarters ot the Democratic Cen,
'nl committee and the 5uTer Party
Central Committee. t1tllpn, Nevada
August 2lth II Wa ordered that the
tar the nominating ot dele.
yates u the county convention be held
IN the 1aflnn pre ctuets Through Chur-
chm eoaaB. on September l5th. and
the following apportl1nlnent Of delegates
Wa4 made
falloo eight FaryteW six Wonder,
sX. saltwater, tonr, ppef sink. siX,
and iIazen. two
Thalsn 1ertta and Silver Purity men
in rsh preein are 10 seleft their own
inlges ii election and polling plaeea.
Tue convention Wis ST Tor Septcm-
her 22pd, Al 100 p. m aud will he held
IN the court house, ia lallon
L order ot 1tnt committle7.
" 1. GRIMES,
Chairman pro TEN Democratic County
Central Committee,
Fa ALLEN,
Chqtrm1n silver Party C5nnly Cen
tal G5mntie".
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
Ten Cents a Copy
MORE GOOD LAND
Indian Allotments TO Re Opened for
Settlement

Indian Allotment Agent Y I. Cas-
SON. Ot the department ot Tie interior,
Will arrive IN lallon on september ath,
and viii at once take mp the work oi Sc
curing reinquishmeuiS from all mem
ber- ol the lhute tribe, Who laNe been
given homestead ullotnents, which
have not been cultivated.
An Indian allottec5 have been uoti-
fled 10 appear before Nj. Gaszon and
make his marx, that the lands So lons
,-ithheli iron settlement ri. a<a.a t5
placed upon the publ, dotn5iu ID, aul
entered by bona nde settlers. many ot
whom are even now waiting lof chance
TO secure a piece of the lands embraced
by the Indian homeateads. Ii all
these amount to more than 20 coo acres.
comprising some OF the very Deat land
in the Carson sink.
II Is proposed by the Indian Eufeau
10 give each Indian ten aete taef, in
stead OF the lG0 acre filing now held bv
him, aud L. furnish hlm fol all time 10
come. free water from the government
irrigation system The advantages ot
this innofalion can he readily seen, as
ten acres cultivated, is OF vastly more
good 10 the aborglne than a thousand
acres unimproeed The had fehn
pushed by the indians viii he Al once
TIN loNn open h settlement.
The Reclamation department Will up.
on the completion OF Agent Gaason' a
work, resume construction work OF the
canal system planned ion oNrshps
1879 and 1880 Ehis work has been
held mp tot year past. but with the
ot the indiana rlghts,
matters viii NOW move along smoothly
The opening of these lands certainly
augurs we'll for the future of the Still
water country, and will likely be an in
centive for the extension of the lallon
railway, at some future day, into the
rich agricultural country embraced by
Tho In1inn hnmpatnAll.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
PROGRESS OF THE RAILROAD

Work on the Fallon railway il pro
crossing more rapidly than at any per
lod since its commencement. Grading
has been completed to a point within
less than four miles OF Fallon, while
rails have been laid within seven miles
of town. One hundred and fifty men
and l25 head OF stock are now busted
with the work. Bridges have beencom-
pleted across both the 7 and Slime
canals, and the only remaining structure
OF any importance is the Old rVer
bridge.
Next Monday Contractors Smith &
Brown will establish construction
camp on the John Oats farm, from
which place, grading work will be be-
gun. and ext nded across the Oats farm.
II is understood that the switching
wards will be constructed Oh the east
side Of Maine street,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-25
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES

The Republican primary call for last
Saturday, resulted in the election oi
delegates from Fallt II and Fairyiews
who Will attend the state convention,
which vii convene in 1onolah on Sep.
timber 4ih Mtsls L. L. ClaIk and
Alltlt l.. ILLICIT W,It elected to repre-
sent + ail,itw, Vile r. L. Douglass
and j. I. Clilds will represent the Re-
publicans Of this precinet. No rrimar-
les were held in The Other county pre-
cincts, ard the quota will lie completed d
by app"intmt ut ly tie tlailnan OF The
Cent? al Con nitttt.