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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15
Contest Notice
U. s. Land Office. Carson City. Nevada,

u s. Land Office, Carson City. Nevada,
November 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
fled in this office by william Eigle, contestant,
against homestead entry No. S9l. made August
s, 1904, for NHNEA, SEANEA, NEASEA, Sec
ton 81. Township 20 North, Range % East. NJ.
ID. M, by Thornton z. Staffy, eontestee, In
which II Is alleged that the said Thornton 7
Staffy has wholely abandoned said tract for
more than six months since making said entry
that said tract is not settled upon and cult
waited by said party as required by law; that
such failure still exists; that said alleged alb
sence was not due to his employment in the
army, navy or marine corps of the United
states In time of war. Said parties are hereby
notified 10 appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on December 3lst, 1906. before w. O. Black, U.
). Commissioner, at his office in Fallon, Ney-
ada. and that final hearing will be had before
the Register and Receiver U. 5: Lano once In
Carson City, Nevada. January 9th, 1907.
The said contestant, having, in a proper am
davi:, filed October 9Th. 1906 set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, II Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Louis COIN, Register.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15

William Willis, of Soda Lake, one oil
the reclamation departments most ca
pable and trusted employees, was in Fal-
lon Tuesday, from his homestead north
of town. Mr.. Willis is a former Mis-
souri, man, and while he sees both sides
of the government irrigation question.
as a practical man, he makes deductions
quite favorable to government owner
ship of irrigation enterprises.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15
Call and Settle

Having sold my general merchandise
store in Fallon, it is necessary that all
accounts be settled at once. Those
knowing themselves to be indebted to.
me will call at the store at once and
settle, and those having bills against
me, will present the same, as | collect
and pay all bills pertaining to the bust
ness. J. W. RICHARDS,
Fallon, Nevada, Nov. 24, 1906.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15
Attention Eagles !

There will be a special meeting OF
Fallon Aerie, +. o. E., at New River
Hall, next Monday evening, December
II, 1906, at which time the hall commit
tees report will be received, and acted
upon. 1t Is greatly desired that every
member of the aerie should be present
this occasion. PAUL c. GRoTH,
FRANK WooDLIFF, Secretary
President
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15

Joel Willis, one of the Soda Lake sec
TONS most energetic homesteaders, has
accepted a position with the HazenLum-
Der Company as bookkeeper.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15
Famous Strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are DR.. Kings New Lille Pills.
When liver and bowels 90 on strike they
quickly settle the trouble and the purl-
tying work goes right on. Best cure Tor
constipation, headache and dizziness.
25c at q. & X. X. Drug Store.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-15
LAWS SHOULD BE PUBLISHED.

Neyada's rtxt legislature should en-
act a law, that will have for its purpose,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

mas l1a0O0o iof lie water c5mpanyb present plant
given BY iho city On iia purthass would b. a bargaiu
counter lfnac'Ioa. ns me organ Of lhe COMPANY
claims. ~ endenatlo IN iis literal sense
The city q Albuquerque does not want any bargain
counter purchases. q you ploase The city wants
cheaper water end more 81 & than no people are
eotiins q che waiter company cannot or viii not give
The people water ~ loaa price ana b. more abundant
quantity then the people willing ihe city 10 own
ita water works. Furthermore thCy WlnE 90
buy the present plant aand here there tremendous
F "a tho way-K he price shan De such that more
waiter be- supplied and a less rate-a meauy iosa
rhic-thar is nov being paid
n the present plani DO these things. then o.
t noe wanted any price u che plant do those
things bui the price asked win require the mantrnance
OF present prices for water any Approximation to
ne present prices then the people win bus $50
price asked.
what the people need. what they have n0. yei heen
riycn and Ia the absence Of witch rhe Cfen believes
the people viii vote dosn the proposed purchase the
water pantthia indispensable condition 81 enc report OF
disnioroated expert toe plant De capacity,
its value s present physical condtiou and the least
fof shsh piaai of bike eapsc4 tad qualify could be-
established such export should be- selected by the cit
acna atone and IN the iomer case aa rcprcaen-
iaiiyo OF thc water company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

AZ coordinate braoeh Of the ioslslauso depart
meut Of me federal gogofnmoni ere United States
ate 10 excessively auaigiaaory rhia goes without
uayinE Ihey DO not in sny Of the term repre-
aoni the people This ael has become notorious The
10 hesitate show their only business
20 look after captausc interests sectional interests,
~ interests Of party rho action OF certain senators
ratio legislation that Of others The statehood bnl
ahni Of The democratic senators un 40 administration
confirm ths point
nut the people setting trci--tred even 90 de-
cessation Of this state Of case and looking around
for satisfactory remedy A. indicative of che move
"a ths direction. republicans debating
the question Of nomination of United States senators by
the people The South Dakota republican slate commit
tee included So its cell Tor state convention she
inatiou 90 q United States senator Nebraska republic
aid the last year. and win repeat d ths year
Illinois republicans have been nominating senator for
sumo tm1 N Wisconsin, and some southern states coo
uomluaiion ia made by direct state primary Instead
~ being iof 30 the state convention.
general adoption OF tiia plan would bu somewhat
~ improvement che present condition. hu the
senate viii ropreson. Che people i there o. vested
ia he people tho power of recall Give the people Of
any state inc reht by majority REGARDLESS Of politics
che election 81 any seuHfor from that state found
recrean the duties of bis position and tnoro win be
more bought Legislatures and more millionaire
senators paying Tor seat ln the senate merely thai
they may look after their interests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
PROBATE COURT
lTuesday FEB. 81

Probate Judge Jesus Romero. WIN
ma poan iu held court yesterday
ne Following caECg were considered.
NADER 81 estate OF Margarita Mon.
tnYa dc Armiiu. decaasod Nf-rfor
Montoya and Thomas Werner apnolnf.
90 appraisers
haiier ~ the estate of pabia a. ds
hadaraccc. deceased. Hearing ~ tbo
claim of j nndaracco arainri 80
estate continued until Mcnday. Fol
riiary 18th.
Tho viii Of Florence Ander.on ,.,
presented far nruhafo ana 49,.
same
waiter nf tne estate OF h. n. Tgisi
.'e,ased' petition asking thai 3. al
't'hhiAl. administrator OF tho estate
% required % make d report al M
lninea ln raid cstaie. said admins.
,naipr being now resident III Mans
held. o.. was rmniod
hepuT oi lumpa a. Guruio. epeelal
eaardian o. Manuel Apodaca. ap.
MATTER Of tho estate ~ Roharf Price
lpcetaed. a Hordtra appointed AL
mluleimtor without bond.
Matter ut the ostafe az Iobd ,inr
nhY a, Borders appointed admin.
iralor without bond.
Matter 90 the estate OF uerboit
Brown. doceasod Ramona Hrovn an,
nnlhfnl administrators. without bord
Tue final rtpau of A. Simmer al
minisiraipf of estate of n. 3. nannrt
ueeoastd. was approved and admits
traitor discharged.
The viii uf George VI. somers a..
pt.iacl, WAS approved and admitted
~ probate. . g naldridee and Oito
nieckmann appointed executor IA
2. Walker and John Horradaile an.
pointed appraisers.
hcport ~ the appraisers az ibe
estate of Elisabeth naNter was AZ
proved
lAe lnnd ul Matte Wililame cd
min.htmiflS III the estate of 81 n
Williams, On me sum OF $500. wae ~.
proved. The report ~ tho anpraiaole
Of said estate was also approved.
The VIII ol Dolores s. a. rhaqh-
gaa approved aul udmlltod b bro.
hate
Court thogoupan adjourned autl
nexi Mnnday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
Dry Farming.

Tho Optic believes chat thousands Of acfea of New
Mexico land that have always been unproducyo be-
made 10 yield crops yearly the result OF the appcn
zion Of scientific methods 90 Intensive cultivation. For
months the Optic has been advocating thorough tea Of
airy farming methods n enc las Vegas locality and a
oErcmoy we'll pleased with the movement that has been
started 10 give dry farming thorough ios, n that
Nnn
Tho citizen has taken oqual interest with tho optic
n this subject and has spared little labor pul this
matter fully before the people OF ihis section but %
anything dning has been done toward experimenting
n dry farming during the coming Tho Citizen has
not heard of H. Doubtless tha s largely due 90 The fact
that the made and coniended Tor that the
Campbell system Of dry farming IL nothing than tho
tCuuorala which the Indians and others from time inn
memorial have practccd In this connection the follow
ing from che Denvor Republioan IA 20 the point.
-Mucb has truthiuly been said IN favor OF tho Camp
bell process oi Village soi manipulation method
a. conserve the moisture and thua produce profitable
crops In aomi-arid dsirica Much also may be said n
approval seed selection ana the adaptation ui species
% arid conditions But We ahoulu bear Ia mind chat
whom al 10 said and when 81 due acknowledgements are
made. fact remains that look localities
where irrigation practicable Tor the greatest successes
in Colorado agriculture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
DELEGATE ANDREWS
OFFERS NEW BILL
MAKING ANOTHER NEW MEXICO
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, AND m.
~cEAsiNo SUPREME COURT MEN.
aEHe TO SEVEN.

/ lie o enacted hy the SENATE and House
pr representative uf the United
States OF America. Ia Congress as.
semhled.
That hereafter the supreme court
~ the territory og New Mexico shall
consist Of chief Justice ana slx az.
snclate Justices, amy five OF whom
shall constitute a quDrum Provided
That the judge who presided at tho
trial of cause IN the court below
shall NOT sit az the hearing Of tho
same case on apueal or writ ~ error
u the supreme c1urt of the territory
aec. 2. That d shall be- the duty
OF iho president 10 appoint one eli
uitipnal associate Justice nf said SO.
preme court 10 manner uOw provided
by law, who ahali hold his Office tor
me term of four years and until bic
successor d appointed and qualified.
Sec 2. That che said territory shall
he divided into seven judicial districts.
and q district court shall be held in
each diairic, by une Uf the iuaiices
% Che supreme court al such time
and place as la CO.. may bo prescribed
Df law flaCh Judge. after assignment.
shall reside iu the distrloi 30 which
Pc By nnslgned.
Sec. E. That the present chirf fus.
tee and bio associates are hereby
vested with power and authority. and
they are hereby directed to divide the
said territory Into seven judicial dis.
iricia, and make such assigumenla OF
tse Judges provided Tor in che nrst
section oi tais act as shall iu their
judgment h0 meet and proper PRO.
Nided, That one OF said Judges shall
reside and hold d district court m the
clty of HQcprro
Soc rhai tho said district court
shell have Che iufldlctiOn. and the
sime Ia hereby vested. 90 hear. try.
and determine all matters aud caugos
ihat the couria of the other dleirlcts
90 ihf territory no0 n0sees, and Cor
such purposes. two terms OF said court
shan be held annually nt such places
within said districts ~ may BE- des.
lsnated By fhc c1lol Justice and hla
associates ~ "a moioriy Of them. and
ErhnG and pwii Jurors shall be sum
money ihcrolu ln che manuor now re-
quirod by law
See 0 rhaf all ofIonaoa commit.
ted lHf re the passage 90 this acl shall
he prosecuted tried and determined
in Che Same manner ana with the gamo
efinct (oxcent aa to the numhor OF
Judges AL ii this act had NOT passed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
aRio MouNrAlNEER" EN
ROUTE TO ALBUQUERQUE.

Gallup n. A.. Feb The trans.
rpuiineniai cor "Rio Mounialnocr.
after its many trials and trlbulalions
n fhe unick snnd end ON bed roads.
has ai laHt arrived ho,r, and will ploh.
ably lease today or tomorrow. en-
route for Albuquerque, hia owing Co
,he miserable conditions 81 tho it,ada.
q may take some time io reach there.
The car iH in Eond condition. con.
sidcrlng iiH 1000 mile rum and the
drivers seem confident that q win az.
compliah the trp terouFh 90 New
York u So. d win he me first tour.
liy Gag 90 make she round trip ocean
lo ocean. and rCiurn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Cnaa W. Mn0rc q machiniai. ui
Ford C3y. IA. had bis hand iright.
fully hurnod in an electrical furnace
BE applied Hucklcna AFulca 3alv
with the usual result "a quick aDf
permanent cure" Greatest healer on
eamh inf Burns. wounds, Sores, So.
zama AND Piles zoe. az all drug.
nlafa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Tho Commfl slal club smoker Sat.
urdny evening" drew ont none tnan d
members who enjoyed "a
pleasant social pYcnlnF says the on.
tle. "A Dutch lunch was among ihc
features Tho reception 10 as gov.
eInor Uill ~ Wodnesday evonlng.
February en- and noi Frlday evening.
February e. aa previously announced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Another neld Ia which speculation SIS becoming iua-
nonm "a Ia real estate last year huiding permits 20
che value OF t52s 100000 iakon on IN twcnty-sx
American cities compared with is75000000 in the year
1904 The climax 10 an periods OF prosperity has been
marked by Just usch movement as are now expert
0pcing Ia real estate says Henry Cews
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Of Wyoming has introduced a hn giving womon the right
20 vote Do federal elections n R states oi the union.
The senator Do nrevous n Fact too much so Santa no
Now MoNican What D. % to you. colono7 You do not
1.-Two Ia q state Judging from your editorials you 90 not
want 20 I've n thc only Kind 81 q state yon have chance
o. So why should obiect o me kinds of votes that
may be cast ln a state9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

a would seem that some other lines of business as
vil a. the railroads. are aady n need of government
supervision This 90 especially true oi those which have
control Of ho necessities of lic This Thought receives
emp haas from Chicago Rows ieicEram stating ihi th'
Wholesale dealers n cDnl n that cy had Increased ihe
price OF coal hecauee ol probable hu hy no means
certain coh strike which cannot occur y any means or
Tor ans reason prior 90 April D. Coal ia more of llie
necessity than any other single product n nature
water ana ar only excepted Vet the dealers operators
ana minors luggo the production and prices refaru
lesa of needs and therefore Of the rights OF Che people
al large
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

a. ID stated that the pennsyvania railroad company
win spend fab000000 on Improvements during 1906
That Is great many more millions than The general
government devoies io bciomonta of an kinds pa a
year The revenues Of the United states enormous
Dat the people get precious little returns fron them
beoauso they necessarily swallowed up by army
~ more s useless and useful soryanta OF the
tho former than Of me latter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The best estimates agree that New Mexico today
eoninins 100000 people. and that the real value Of s
property nearly saO0oOo00o This therefore cannot
b. called poor territory The also shows that
the proportion Of foreign born citizens smaller n the
Sunshine territory than In Of enc states u tine union
the congressman. senators and newspapers opposed
dhs territory who throw nepesluna a. do either
for their purposes through ignorance. 10 their
thoir attacks absolutely unuatned and unfair
Evon cutting the real value Of tho taxable property 20
nne-haif namcly TO fi50000000, Now Mexico need not
~ anhamed% That sum makes very good showing for
100000 people
There are no mlllonsros here: the wealth is pretty
well distributed and while there mauy. comparatively
speaking poor people, yet thay own their htie
farms end have their land holdings which they
oontented and fair living This state 81 AFFAIRS
compares more than iayorabiy wiki 1'ai existing
In me rshos states Of the whore paupers
~ the teas ~ thousands on hand and few many
times mlllionaros the other.-New Mexican
let ~ start hight therefore lei lbs calculate
from 4 sound basis Tor then thore need De- mlatake
aud aftermath ~ disappointment Starting this way
safo say that by careful, thorough intelligen
employment Of the Campbell process success may be-
aohioved the plains In the eastern part of this stale
ia moro than half the years. Il might iail in
sgoy dry years but probably the failures would be
numerous thar those occurring from or
ano1hor la the recognized farming states Of mo central
sesL but iot make che mlstake % thinking ihat
suoooae can be achieved BY aip-ahod methad Of em-
ployins the Campbell process. Mr. Campben viii IN
asi and b. right doing that bis process system
Do measured judged by resuis when hla n-
ulructions are NOT followed To cali a meghod of tllago
tho Campbon SYSTEM does not make b So"
The question often raised whether me hrihor or ihe
brlboo % the more blame very much resembles the
old controversy which hrs the ben io lay the
nag the egg 90 hatch the hen Neither could exist
without the other So s % n every case of bribery
Thore could he bribery there not ihe man with
tho itching palm and the dull conscience Equally
could there bee there the aYarcluus soul
and tho selfish heart ready 90 Tor unfair adyaniaea
gained Hence each b. equally guilty and each should
be equally aud severely punished The members OF
ciiy county government. of q state national egs-
laturo sells the people who solicited him act
for thom, woll INV who aeduced him io such
af lon should hc made such example n criminal pEn-
iahment 40 thoroughly deter an others of like dapo-
nItion and opportunity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

In another column The CitiSon publishes Press iule-
Tin 80 1906 issued by me forestry service ANA sent
broadcast through the land Ia me- same envelope was
Press Bulletin 0I concerning the planting of certain
kinds OF Tor poaia That certain paper. not o
thousand miles from here took bulletin io7 destroyed
me crcau upon IT, and published t verbatim as 'ape-
cai 10 Itself only shows how harl pat 30 ihat paper
fl ior special matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Vice President Fnirhanks has tbe unique dlstinctpn
o paying more roni than any other public man iu Wash.
ugion Ho a now paying for two houses, although he
occupies but The residence which ho occupies costs
him $1,000 year This hu rented last fail and 10 Us
admirably suited 10 the culinary campaign his
nightly dinner gyins has come 10 be- called rAs other
house the Massachusetts avenue. which be
cupiad before BE- became Vice president AN summer
be- romoiHcd In condition ul uncertainty % whether
ho would renew bis lease fha OF take some other
house when he dnhly determined % abandon a the
agent notified him that bic lease bad been renewed by
failure TO giyo notice of ils expiration Thus tho vice
president hnds himself with supply of houNo
room ana inflated rent account
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Nicolaf Herrera visited friends here
last Saturday he has returned tp
Santa ~
EYurisio I.ucoru. who was here on
"a visit io relatives nnd friends. has
returned Do Santa re-.
GOfouor n Bradford Prince ls
bon tho city from Santa Fe and VIII
remain saycrai days on business.
Fred j uter0 has returned Go mo
city from Hofuhlilio where no has
been the nasi few days on business
ellsworth ingalls,. The goFQrnmoni
special attorney. returned last nvan-
ing from Ia Official Visit 20 las VEGAS
Railroad men from the west report
heavy tan of snow yesterday and
Monday uiehi "a che vicinity of 0nir
lup,
A. II. Tones who vas cot iu Call.
fofnla on business returned 90 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
now THREE NEW MEXICAN
WiL0CATS WIRE RalSED

The fol'owira STORY. written by
Miss Lizzie o. Tsrr 81 Manuoliio, New
Mexico Of The capture and raialng ~
three wild cats, shows promise o. "a.
tire literary oficimcy
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-03

Ernest Er1man Is years old was kill
ed while working in a creamery at Wheat
land.
Rev. L. A. Goddard of Reeding. Conn,
has accepted a call to the passionate OF
the Baraboo Congregational church.
Miss Agnes st. John, niece of Con-
gresham J. II. Davidson of Oshkosh, IS
dead at Delhi. n. Y, having drowned.
Harry Wiley. the 4-year-od son of II.
l.. Wiley of Chicago, was drowned in
Delavan lake. The child climbed into a
rowboat and il upset.
The first case of sunstroke occurred in
Oshkosh the other day. August Maedler,
a street sweeper, fell to the pavement
unconscious. He is so years Old but
will recover.
Robert McMillen, a wealthy manufac-
turer of Oshkosh, is dead after a long
illness from lung trouble. He was presi-
dent of a sash and door concern and vice
president of the Fox River Paper Com
pany of Appleton. His father was the
late Robert McMillen, a pioneer lumber
man.
A pipe conducting steam from the boil
or room to the new elevator in the north
wing of the State capitol, burst under
meath the land Office. The steam filled
the room and vaults ana has injured the
records. Mr.. Castle chief clerk of that
department. estimates the damage at
about $1,000.
Mrs. Henry Town. wife of the prison
warden in Waupun. had narrow escape
while riding horseback. A farmers team
became frightened at the cars and crashed
into her horse. driving the wagon pole
into its breast and throwing Mrs. Town
beneath the runaway. Her horse was kill
e. instantly but she was not isjured.
Charles Harvey. one of the oldest set
tiers of Buffalo county, died. in Mondovi.
He was born there fifty-eight years ago.
The coroner's inquest over the body
OF Ernest Schultz. who drowned in Lake
Mendoza June 8, was held the other af-
ternoon and verdict was returned that
his death was caused by accidental drown
ing.
David Belille. pitcher of the 0danah
Indian baseball team, was struck by an
ore train and fatally hurt at Ashland.
Belille was a full-blooded Chippewa and
was the star player on the ST. Thomas
football team OF 81. Paul last fall
Tony Mueller. son of G. A. Mueller. a
Marinette baker. was killed by being run
over by a street car. He was riding on
the bumpers and fell between two cars.
He was II years old.
Conditioned upon the truth of his state
ment that he supports two children.
Charles Neirman viii get off with a fine
of 500. He was convicted of embez-
zlin- $40 from the Adams company of
Milwaukee,.
Joseph Hannes. Jr.. .he S-year-oId son
Of Alderman and Mrs. Joseph Hannes.
drowned in & canal slip in Oshkosh. He
was out in a boat with four other boys
and attempted to swim ashore. jumping
into the water with his clothes on.