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The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.


Apple rs. Apple auditors report ratified and dis
uibut0n ordered. Compliments solicitors. Ralstou
& Siddous and W z. Richardson.
Army and Navy Union vs. Regular Army aud
Navy Union; demurrer sustained Complainant s
solicitors. s. A. Lipseomb and Lemuel Fugitt; de-
PENDANTS solicitors. Wolf & Rosenberg
Griffith vs.. Stewart: time % file transcript on ap-
pcai extended TO February D. 1901 Complainant 8
solicitors. ". J.. Ambrose and G.. II. Merillst: de-
PENDANTS solicitors, T. II. Thomas aEI J. Z. Arch
a.. IT.
johnson vs.. Berry, uro C0nfcSsO ordered Com
plaiuauts solicitor. A. 5. Worthiugtou; defendant
solicitor. W VI. levin
Wiison Us. Cuttendeu; appearance Of absent de-
tendant ordered. Complainant solicitor. S. II.
Gilsy.
Brooke vs. brooke; proof Ordered taken before
Lemnel Fuglit examiner. and alim0uy ordered
paid Complainant solicitor. " h. Holloway; de-
fCndauts solicitors. Barnard & johnson
CrUmmiHs vs. Doyle. leave 10 hle amended bill
granted and defendant required Complainant So
hcitcrs, e. II. Merillat ". T. Ambrose +. l..
Schmidt and Lester Price defeBdauts solicitor.
B. T. DOYLE.
BosenhaUm VS.. Rosenbaum, divorce a win mat
granted Complainant solicitor v H. Wallace:
d1fsndants solicitor. a. d. DrUaE
Tottcn T0tteui restraining order retsIruahie
January T. 1907 granted Complainant solicitors,
Cole * DruaIg-ru
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Unitea sac. supreme court.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer SIR. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
peckham, Mr.. Justice MeKenna. AR Justice Holmes.
Mr. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice Moody.
W. H. Bard Of Seattle. Wash Charles o. Loueks,
Of Chicago. III. aud Fred Holmes Atwood. Of Chi
cago Ill. were admitted b practice.
30. co. The Montana Mining Company, Limited,
plaintiff in errcr IS The St Louis Mining and
Milling Company Of Montana leave granted 70 file
reply brief within ten DAYS on motion Of Dir. J. II.
Ralston for tho defendant IN error.
No. go. Hiram T. Chapman plaintiff in error. vs..
Florence Elliott Chapman; mandate granted On mo
tion Of Mr.. Z. F. Coliaday for The defendant in
error.
No. is3. American Smelling and Refining Com
IaBy. plaintiff in eIror vs. The People Of the state
Of Colorado 0 rel Henry A. Lindsey, district at
toTney, sc argument continued By Mr. Thomas
TEACHER for the plaintiff in error and by Mr.. \. &.
Thatcher for the plaintiff in error. and concluded By
Mr. c. W. Waterman for the plaintiff in error.
No. 70. CITY Of Chicago. appellant vs.. Darius q.
Mills submitted hy Alr James Hamilton Lewis,
Alr Henry ~ Ashton. and Mr. David h Tone for
the appellant. and hy AR William D. Guthrie. MIR.
John J. Hurlck, and SIR. !. X. Boyeson for the
appellee
No. 2G Hugh Wallace ct al. plaintiffs in error.
IS. Mrs. Ella Adams. &c leave granted to nle
brief herein behalf Of certain interested parties
and % make oral argument in that behalf on motion
Of Mr.. George 4, Mansfield for the Choctaw and
Chicsaslw nations. argued hg Mr.. 4 4. Bruce and
llr J. II KalstOn for the plaintiff in eTTcr. and 10y
Alr George A. Mansfield for the Choctsw and
Chickasau nations.
NJ. rs j. r smithcrs plaintiff in error. vs.. r.
Smith GO al submitted by Mr. David T Bomar tor
the plaintiff m e:rcr and Mr.. Theodore Mack fur
Tie defendants ia error
Adjourned uutn Monday next at p O'Clock.
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Circuit Court No. I.


Herjck VS. Meyers 20 al Judgment rs default for
see. Plaintiff attorney q. e. Aukam
Mussan vs. Washington and Great Fails Electric
Railway COMPANY, motion o. dismiss APPEAL granted
Plaintiff attorneys II. r. Davis and q W Drew
defendants attorneys. George + Hoover and C. g.
Douglass
Wyukoop vs. New York Continental Jewel Filtra.
ton Company, motion fer new trial averzlled
Judgment on verdict fer plaintiff far g. 009. aureal
noted z1pcrsedeas bond fixed at S2651 Plaintiff
attorneys. Douglass 4 Douglass and g. /. Baker
defendants ATTORNEYS. MeCammun & Hayden
Wright rs Croker. motion 90 yaca;e. Judgment
granted Plaintiffs attorney. r. r. Mcneil: de-
PENDANTS attorney. J. B. Archer. ir.
Hunter vs. Heaton; motion for security for costs
granted, 90 De fled ID ten days. PLAINTIFFS attor
ueys Lccdr. Fulton g Cox. defendants attorney
r. $. Duyau, IT,
Nirgiria-Cgr Lumber Company vs. Eisn-el
Bros. bill # exceptions submitted Plaintiffs AZ
torney H. Wiuship Wheatiey; defendants attorney
Hayden johnson.
Coale vs.. District of Columbia; motion for new
trial filed. Plaintiffs attorneys Gittings & Cham
berlin; Defendants attorneys. Z. Il. Thomas and
II. T. Blair.
Lord vs.. Emery; term prolonged thirtycight DAYS
10 settle exceptions. Plaintiffs attorneys f. C.
Dutton and John Ridout, defendants attorneys
]. Enos Ray and William n. levin.
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LIsTIEE Gould.

Owens VS.. sharp. reference % auditor Com
Ecit0r. Leon Tdhruer
In u estate u George T. Baiilett. committee or
dsred 20 pay petitioner certain note.
Schneider IS. Adams. auditors report confirmed
and trustee authorized 90 make distribution. Com
p-ainauts solicitors, Samuel Maddox and H. T.
Gatley
Eeudheim DiEgiEs, demurrer oyeruled. with
leave 90 defendant Co answer biz within thrf7
days Complainant solicitor. Edwin Forrest: de-
fcndants solicitors Samuel Maddox and II Pres
colt Gltlsy.
II ra uuacv If Nicholas Burns. auditors reparY
approved 5ud committee authorized 10 uay bal
alra and discharged
Cooper VS. Wasglmau; trustee authorized and III
rected % pas certain sum- Compartments solicitors
J. +. iasEry and Ralph Given. defendants So
ic.ters. Ralstlu & Siid1Hs. Irving Williamson. and
Fl. 7, Gatiey
Connolly vs. Connolly: time 90 take testimou,
limited Complainant solicitors Ambrose & STINT
Ter, defendant solicitor. D. ID. Sullivan
Ereadmaus Transportation COMPANY vs jefferson
auditor ordered 10 limit his report % August Z
1905 Complainant SOLICITOR Bimev. Giles. and
Pollard defendant solicitors. T0triucr. CuI. and
Biair & Thorn
ICulzi1 U.s. Palmer and Alorisi vs. Palmer. refer
crce On auditor. Complainant solicitor Thomas
J. Macksy. defendant solicitor. George Francis
Williams
simkins vs. Tyler. leave % amend MIl granted
Comp.ainauts solicitors p. Forrest and e. Bend
helm; dcfcndauts solicitors Woe Rosenberg.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

JUSTICE GOULD.

Ia re Horace d. Glover; order Of allowance At
tomey,, Z S, Duyall, IT,
In re Ernest Davis ct al: order appointing
James r. Davis guardian. Attorney, NJ D. Camp
bell
In re David Waters ct al order authorizing sale
Attorney, W II. Baden
In re Harold ]. Corwin, guardian. authorized 10
accept offer. Attorney, G, II. Turner.
In re josephine Sullivan; order appointing Peter
Y. Roseberry guardian; bond 500.
Estate Of MARI A. O'Hare; letters Ct admins
tration granted to Edwin F. Parkinson; bond. 500
Attorney, William d. Sullivan
Estate Of Philip S Wales; order TO sell sec,1ri
ties. Attorney. William D. Hoover
Estate Of Joseph H. KruIl; order Of sale Attor-
ney, c. II. Syme.
Estate Of William Beaver; petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorneys Coldren & Fenning.
Estate Of Helen Hill NcCaa; viii admitted Ia
probate ard letters Of administration C L a. granted
20 Edward L. Goldsborough and Enoch " Thom1-
son; bond, 500. Attorneys, Gordon < Gordon
IN re Laura l.. Grinder order Of allowance. At
torneys n. Duekett * Son
F.fate Of James Cady; VIII dated May %, 1905,
fled.
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Equity suits.

No B-75. q. ]. 5. Gurre vs. Eugene II. Fau o.
al: Judgment creditors biii Complainant So
Iciro- r. =. Key Smith.
NJ E--5 William Brown IS. Ethan g. Hitch
cock Secretary Of The InteTi0f and Francis r..
Leuup. COMMISSIONS ~ Indian Affairs. injunction.
Compair4nt's solicitors ". II. Robson and b. 3.
He1daTssa.
Of Baltimore. VS.. Francis Miller e. al: 20 eucum-
her real estate. Compartments solicitor c, y.
BOYLE.
No. o5--3 Beuah r. Toftcu vs. Ernest G. Tot
ten. divorce Compliments solicitors Cole x
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
CHILDREN BURNED AT PLAY.
Almost at Same Time Two Accidents
Happen, One Being Fatal.

SDoClaI O TIC washington HeTaIl-
Grafton. W. Va, Dec. I-Almost stimuli
taneously yesterday, near Pruntytown.
Leoma, aged three years. daughter Of
Charles Green, and Lille, daughter Of
Alfred Zumbro, were burned. the former
fatally. living but a few hours after the
accident
Mr. Green was at work and Mrs. Green
had gone to milk the cows. when the
screams of the child were heard. the lit
tie one rushing from the house a mass Of
flames. Mrs. Green was badly burned
trying to eXtinguish the fire.
The Zumbro child was burned in a sim
liar way at her home, her clothing catch
ing while playing near the fire. but it Is
thought she will recover.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
students Return from college.

The Alexandria students attending the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute arrived in
this city to-day for the Christmas holi-
days. In the party We're First Lieuts
Charles N. Smith and Leo r. Downey.
Sergts R. 5. Hoffman, Ralph McBurney.
R. p. A. Johnson, and ". r. HeIlmuth,
Corpls. A. HaTriss, o. l. Watkins. and
F. 2. Van de Westerlaken, and Cadets
F. II. Rogers, Beattie, and Riggs.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Criminal Court No. I

United States William kraus and William
Bridges, arson verdict guilty each Kraus sentenced
pententiary for two years; Bridges remanded At
tigau
United States rs. George T. Preston. assault with
dangerous weapon, sentenced 10 the woTkhouse for
six months Attorneys. Campbell Darlington and
NJ Hewlett
United States David Huston arson: sentenced
to the peniteutiary for three years Attoruey. Al
bert Sillgrs
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Evaded Capture Two Years.

In the Police Court to-day Charles Nc
Coy Ccolored), charged with firing a pis-
tol at a cOlored woman named Laura
Newman, was fined $50 by Justice Cation.
The affair occurred nearly two years ago
on the old fair grounds. and has been
postponed from time TO time on account
Of the absence of the defendant. Mccoy
was captured yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Tax Deeds.

Brightvood Pmk-District Of Columbia Commission
ers 20 Charles Il. Wntse. lot 2. block g.
S53I6
Ivy City-Same 10 same. lot g. block 6. SIP
Squares SIS 54s "a 5l3-Same b same lot 2Is
square 6l5. S@73: lot 20 square SIS. sl5.65; lot
NJ square 27i. $3.50; part lot Is square 5l3
Sl63
square Sesame to Emily W. Wiltse. part lot To-
Sl494
Square g7l-Same to same lot Il, sl20s
Square 12l9-Same TO Mary A. Wadhams part lot
o. S2867-
Square 672-Same to same. lot 2l7. S17.26.
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Mrs. Dolphin Adams Is Dead.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Dec. 21.--Fouowing an
illness Of bronchitis, Mrs. Delphia Adams.
widow of Barrick Adams, member of an
old and prominent family, died to-day at
her home at Gainesboro. this county.
aged seventy years. Three daughters
survive.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Law suits.

No Eol7. William Barzer IS. John z. Parker,
account So. Plaintiffs attorney. James Edgar
smith
40 l3G's Mary g. Pitts ys. Ransom {. I'd
morrison. damages $1,000. PLAINTIFFS attorneys Il.
Z. DoaHiu- g.. A. HalE and j. I. C0uehlau.
Nn. s83. Mary Jane t1ker vs.. Frederick ".
Pratt; note S3asL Plaintiffs attorneys. II. +.
Lerch and r. r. CoIIafay-
No 54e1 Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
~ GeorEstosu Fs. Thomas Il. Riley. Eugene r.
Gadlis. and Thomas j. Giles, note 5000. PLAN
tif-s attorney. e.. II. CuEiu-
Ne szI HaIer Wallpaper Company vs. Emmett
C.. Elloe. c-rti0au. Defendaut's attorneys Bin
mes a Woodland.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

Estate q Hugh Qlisey, viii dated August Q
1915 filed.
Estate q Charlotte S. gr5iukcrt viii dated March
s. 1855 sled
Estate u AdIiphe RCrbor. order ID sell securities
ATTORNEY John Il. Laruer
Estate u Henry =. TuIu. petition for letters 81
administration fled. Attorney. George a. German.
In re Henry =. Tnpp et al. petition 70 appoint
guardian fled. Attorey. George g. Gertman.
Estate ~ Robert "a. McTlCrs1u. viii dated De
cember - 1913 rlci
Estate of Margaret A. Simon; petition for pro
bate II VIII Sled. A-toruey Il. ~. Sohon
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DEATH RECORDS.

William ". Gates. 5l6 5th e. Sc. 81 years
Joseph Hartman Wash Asyl. Hospl > years.
Hugh Fitzpatrick L. S Soldiers Home. 50 years.
Slas Taylor. Wash. Asyl. Hospl-. Is years.
Andrew Silvia Casualty Hospl.. IS years.
Edward H. Smith ia + St sw., g years.
Goldie T. Wayne SIS Z st. Sc, p years.
William &. Sp5oesser, Il39 5th st. ne, 3 months.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
COURT TO HAVE A HOLIDAY
No Legal Business in Alexandria
Until After Christmas.
knights of Maccabees Elect Officers
Many Students Return from Col
Iegc for Holidays.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria, Va Dec. 21.-The Alex
audria County Circuit Court Judge c. f.
Nicol presiding. adjourned to-day for a
part Of the Christmas holidays. The next
session viii be held Friday. December o.
Argument was heard to-day in the case
of the Columbia National Sand Dredging
Company against Westinghouse, Kerr &
Co, and several other suits against the
Same defendants. Judge Nicol overruIed
the demurrer which had been fled.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Infant Swallows Morphine Tablets

Special % The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Dec. PA two
months-old daughter of BIr. and Mrs
Oscar c. Miller. Of Cedar Grove, this
county, lies at the point of death tonight
as the result Of swallowing half a dozen
morphine tablets. which had been left on
small stand near the Child's couch.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Adam F. smith. 3 and Mamie '. Payne. O.
Rev. George NJ Cummings.
COLORED.
William G. Dennis Il, and Adelaide Clagctt, s.
Rev Philip Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
ATTACKS 13-YEAR-oLD GIRL.
BrucetOwn Man Sent to Jail for One
Year at Winchester.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, Dec H.-In the Circuit
Court to-day Harry Stewart, of Bruce
town, this county, was sentenced to one
year in jail for attacking thrteen-year-
old Ethel Owens. who had been employed
in Stewards family. At a preliminary
hearing recently ne confessed and offered
10 compromise. but was indicted by the
grand jury His lawyers to-day entered
a plea Of assault and battery, in which the
Commonwealth c0ncurred.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Bankruptcy Court.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Ulysses L. BOYER trustees fee ordered paid
In re George H. Amrein trustees fee ordered paid.
IN re Henry \. Gimrd: referred 70 Referee Nc
Camort.
In re 0sterman x Butler; discharge ordered.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
JAMES ]. MoHENRY IS DEAD.
Next to the eldest Lawyer In Cum
berland Passes Away.

beFland Passes Away.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Md. Dec Thames J.
McHenry. for almost sixty years resi-
dent of Cumberland, and next to the
oldest member Of the Cumberland bar.
died to-day.
He was a native of the State Of Yer
mont. where he was born IN March.
1928 Mr.. McHenry left New England
when youth, and was educated in
Baltimore city.
He is survived by his wife, one son.
and three daughters, one Of the latter
being Mrs. Fechtig, of Baltimore, wife
of DIR. James A. Fechtig
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District Court.

In re extension Of Massachusetts, avenue: marshal
directed 20 summon jury
IN re extension Of Eleventh street. order confirm
ing hearing on motion 10 confirm.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Criminal Court No. 2.

In viii of Charles Z. Morgan; on trial Cavea-
tors attorneys, u. T. Davis aud J. X NJ Norton
Careatees' attorneys. Wilson x Barksdale Hamr-
ten Colbert 4 Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Circuit Court 40. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Russell vs.. Washington Post Company; on trial
Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson q Barkssiale: defend
ants attorneys Chaplin Brown, C. A. Douglass. and
J. Paul Earnest
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Herald Want Ads

will be received at Kener's Pharmacy
Ninth and SITS. NV, and promptly for
warded to the main office
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22
Herald Want Ads

VIII be received at McNulty's Cigar Store,
Fourteenth and P sts- NV. and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office.
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QuifcInIm.

Square loo9-Charles H Witsie ct TX 70 Charles Z.
Williams. lot Is, 81
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

The Knights of Maccabees have elected
these officers: Malcolm Bremen, past
commander; George W. Zachary. com
mander; Thomas NJ Jones, lieutenant
commander; c. A. Bladen. keeper Of
records: r. L. Cornell. chaplain: George
II. Hepburn. sergeant; Mark f Miller
master of arms; Or. Lee Wilkins. FIRST
master of guards; Irving Brawner. sec
ond master OF guards; J. A StonneU
sentinel. c. r. Acton, picket II. Il. New
ton. T. NJ. Jones. and NJ r Miller. audi
tors; ). G. Cockey, George w. Zachary.
ID. c. GrillboTtzer, trustees. on January
these officers will be duly installed by
George X. Bender, past commander.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

Mrs. Mary L. Watkins. widow Of
Thomas Z. Watkins, died to-day at the
residence Of her son. John r. Watkins
1d1 King street, after a brief illness Mrs.
Watkins was eighty-three years Old She
was a native Of Fairfax County and re-
sided for many years in West End. Two
sons-John and Frank Watkins-survive
her The funeral viii take place Sunday
afternoon ut o'clock from the residence
Of Mr.. Watkins.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

Andrew Jackson Lodge OF Nasons has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: J. Johnson Green. worshipful
master; Samuel p. Fisher. senior warden;
NJ. L. Dinwiddee. junior warden; James
+. Alexander. secretary; w. L. Allen.
treasurer. John G. Graham senior del-
con; J. Parker MilbUrn. junior deacon.
John II. Trimyer, steward, and Frank T.
Mauder, tiler.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

The board of police commissioners held
a special meeting this evening and elected
John Talbot member Of the force to
ill the position made vacant by the resig-
nation Of former Sergt. James T. smith
Talbot viii be sworn in by Mayor PaT
tomorrow morning
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27
Notice

All persons having business with
the Falion Light x " alter Co. are re-
spectfully requested to call upon ".
". Williams, manager, or Harvey l..
Burchell, secretary. Anyone wishing
to connect with the main line are re-
quested to call upon IL. 5. Anderson,
engineer, before expecting lights. For
safety OF yourself and the company
these wires must be inspected by a
competent man. Unless the public
observes this we refuse to connect.
W. w. WILLIAMS, Manager,
Il. L. BURCHELL, Secretary,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an article treating ON the subject OF
alfalfa raising, and the history OF
the plant. 1t is mt Of a series OF ar
ticles to be run dealing with subject
matter which will be of especial interest
and value to the new homeseeker who
comes to the Carson Sink, with little
knowledge OF agriculture. 1t is the
plan of Mr.. Meaus, who is responsible
for these articles to eventually touch on
every subject concerning the growing OF
plant life adapted to this section, 1t
will involve considerable time and
space, but we believe the result must be
of considerable benefit to new home
steaders, and if our belief ii substan-
tiated by the future both MIR. Means
and the Standard will feel amply re-
paid.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27
SEVERAL ARE
ACCIDENT VICTIMS

The past week has been a record
breaker for accidents, and rs Il result a
number OF our citizens are nursing in
iuries more or less serious.
County Clerk Brown overlooked his
usual hour for retiring ON Sunday
night, emitting that act until about
midnight when he stealthily entered
his lodgings, following his usual course
in the most careful manner possible. \
step or two sutficed to allow him to
drop through a trap door that had been
LETT open by the Indian chambermaid,
and the fall OF six feet that followed in
hicted.a number Of painful injuries,
among which was a dislocated shoulder.
Dir. Gardner was called and set the in
iured member and MIR. Brown will be
on duty again in Il few days.
Ted Brandon suffered II serious in
iurv to his right hand caused by the
accidental closing of his razor while
adjusting his barber chair. In some
manner the flesh of the hand IA
caught by the closing blade, which 'cut
deeply, inhicting Il wound that was
extremely painful.
Constable IL. J. Allen, OF Hazen, was
the victim OF a painful accident while
ON the way from his home to Churchill
station. lie had fallen asleep ON his
carriage seat, following which a deep
chuck hole was encountered causing the
vehicle to pitch, throwing him out.
His weight fell ON his right arm, sprain-
ing the ligaments, and otherwise bruis-
ing him.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27
Notice to the Public.

Owing to the neglected conditions
OF wards and vaults in Fallon and
vicinity vigorous measures will be in
stituted by the First of February.
Where no boxes have been made it is
recommended that deeper ones and
not so broad should be installed. As
the people have been notified hereto
fore no further notice will be given.
V. Z. SMITH, NJ. d.,
Chairman OF Churchill County Board
of Health.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

Rev. j. F. Price is working to secure
the building OF Il NJ. + church at
~llazen, and is meeting with excellent
support. \ lot has been donated by
the railroad company, near the present
site OF the depot, and a very substantial
sum has already been raised by the
business men OF our enterprising neigh
boring town. 1t is expected that work
on the building which is To cost approx
imately $1,000, will commence with the
opening of spring.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

Rev. W, c. Driver and wife lett Tues
day after conducting meetings at the
Baptist church III this place for the
past three weeks. The work has been
productive OF good results, and several
new members We're added to the
church roster. Rev. Driver is a force
full speaker and both he and his estim-
able wife are talented vocalists, and
their musical numbers have been
greatly appreciated by the many who
attended the services.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

The first semi-annnal apportionmeut
of state school moneys to the several
counties of Nevada lor the year 1906
has been made by State %Superinten-
dent Orvis King, ON the basis OF
~S7.74924S per census child, rs follows:
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

DIED-At the county hospital last
Saturday night, {. {. Stump, aged b
years. The cause OF death was pneu-
monia, from whsch deceased had been
i'll but two days. Deceased was Il man
OF more than ordinary attachments.
He had lived in this section for a num-
Der of years. He leaves three children
Gladys, Hazel and Charley, the oldest
being l. years OF age, besides Il mother
and sisters who live in Los Angeles.
The funeral wa held Wednesday from
the Baptist church, Rev. q. W. Black,
Officiating.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27

The district surrounding Fallon, COM
prising the major portions OF townships
1927, 1929. 1927, 1928, 10 %, which
has been open To settlement ion Il year
past, is not settling mp us it should.
The total acreage already thrown open
from the townships named amounts to
1850 acres, divided into pa farm
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-01-27
WANTED: Plymouth rock chickens.
Address: j. h. HARPER, Fallon.
Notice.

The Fallon Livery is under the man
agement OF Il new firm. Ferguson x
Gayer are the new proprietors. All
persons knowing themselves indebted
to them will please call and settle
Immediately. All bills unpaid on
February lst will be placed in the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
FERGUSON x GAYER.