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CARS THROWN INTO CANAL
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16

Henry fhurtpll,
state Engineer.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16

Mining certificates at this office.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16
WANTON DESTRUCTION
BY MISCREANTS.

The Fallon-Iairyiew Telephone Com
pany, which recently bridged - miles
Of desert with Il line to this city, is
having troubles Of its own. And they
are coming apienty. Ever since Tie
line vas begun reckless prospectors
have been interfering with the COM
pany's operations, carrying off cross
arms for hreWood and wire guy ropes
for their shaft HOSTS, but the limit
was reached II few days ago when Il
lreighter cut down Il pole with which
to pry his wagon out oil the mud and
when some prospectors chopped down
several poles To make camp fires.
Something is going to drop on these
fellows, said superintendent Hicks.
I'VE don mind being liberal with the
men who are developing this country,
but we don't propose to have our wires
trailed on the ground III order that
some hilarious spirits may have II
chance for some easy fireWood. We
think sagebrush and greaseWood is
good enough Tor them to burn. Poles
freighted here from Oregon are II
little too expensive for douati0n.'
The officers have been asked to ar
rest the guilty parties, and if this tails
10 put an end To the oftenses il is
probable that Il patrol Of tile line viii
be made.
MINING certificates ut this office.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16
Reno People Pursue Riches.

The mining districts Of. Churchill
county are filled with Reno people
says \. ). Prjtchett, WHO came in from
that section last evening, alter Il pros
p|ecting tour OF several weeks. q
visited a number OF the camps with
Charley lligley and we found Reno
miners nearly everywhere we vent.
There are a great many Remedies at
Fairview, Eastgate, sand Springs and
Wonder.
eIliglcg and myself located twenty
one claims while out and took Il bond
upon one silver property. | will re-
turn tomorrow evening. We are 10y
working at a point about half way be
tween lairyjew and LoycIock, where
lhere i Il bic mineral belt. o-Gazctte.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16

run. Mrs. Gardner and Carr spent the
week in Reno, returning home today.
The Fallon brass band Is laboring
heroically with sharps and flats. The
members have secured the instruments
used by the organization OF last season,
and will be heard a good part OF the
time from o until the Fourth,
practicing for the National holiday on
which occasion they are expected to
discourse music for the benefit OF the
patriotic.
Con Ahern, supreme organizer OF the
Eagles for the state of Nevada, spent
Monday in Fallon. Mr.. Ahern is one
OF the old residents OF Virginia City,
having resided there since the camps
palmy days. lie will return to this
place as soon As the charter member
ship has been secured for the local
lodge, which promises to be Il large
one
You cannot induce a lower animal to eat
heartily when not feeling well. a sick dug
staryeN himself ana gets well. The stomach
once ~oVerworked, must hnye rest the same
as your feet or eyes. You don't have Ia
starye 10 rest your stomach. for ly-=
pepaiH takes up the work Tor your stomach
pIsests VIM you rat "a ""a stSeS u " -
feel good with u disordered sIomaeh. Try
kodol. sold by Reese Pharmacy,
The surveyors came ia town last SIM
day and displayed an assortment 81
dr3us and intakes that beflddIed the
locals who lost the uau,n Ia tne
instrument men to fine tnne Of - to rs.
Tie onne was hard founht and we'll
nlayed thronohout and illustrated tie
TACT that players OF ability were
embodied in the personnel Of both
mines. Perhaps another event of tie
kind will result differently.
rl u..nif 4 y,.,.
oii"t IL - a. -
c"Pl'aiial' ePTi' u u
II l "iloii ! : -. 70
"ii1n5ihs ~ uo'3i'5. L,,ilIH,
Vi 1T iooi oo, Ii,I - ~.
ttPH me 'otie i ulo "i',.t, p',h's
1,le ""o'e,i ou,d''nS na,.,Iass "a'a
TI IL u,'aIiiff la,a ioaida51 - .an,.
iroi,i y a,,,,ia ,',,'I. an ~
I''ti I ! IL W., ,aatori,l
aan ha .55an1biod
~. nl;a., t,i.a, rl,..a,. o~ro,ioaI
ne i"aieS i'il u lnu'So"2 ',{"t Ia
N"a d eueIe9n u Vei9 sei,5,o,.o, u..,.
ILL -, ,.,,;,,,, I,,tl,. -, -a.3litiAI tel
t t - ' " oti2 D'o'i'- Ina tiat n,ern
;,aIn Iad :, ~ Ia,oar A Ia ,4,oN crowd
n ,",, ~ attaaIo nno a,,l tLa Iact nm
: = We hnnd ,oI ,ioIiars
ao,i'esiims W - .Iat tLa,' La,,1h1
i Me- r. i iaoHa ara alu.a,5 s',rcsss.
~ ;n .fforts - M" Snm n,an-
, tii , I'M ho u an1Iiol nn ia" Rantist
, - Tnn " "Fl'i''
~ A..
Next SUNDAY VIII De sportsman ~
IN fallon: Inc racket sWllSeI5 wiz pe
mere IN lofce' WIN 'ilelr til'''sI'slS
and the tennis court ma "iailoh" III
tiiis fi,s W., ai,,nI S,nran,any ~ 10th
tennis and baseball. The tennis
tournament is a return match follow
mo the one recently held in ~Ilazen, al
Which time Fallon met with defeat by
small margin. The ball game promises
In he - stnbbornlv fought affair. Il rood
deal of r:ynlry having been developed
batwaan the two teams. which are alike
Of the best material available
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16

white quartz, carrying free gold.
c. ". kinney, the mining man lett
lor the scene OF Major Lnee's dis
covery. Already Il large number OF
men are busted in the district, which
also comprises the camp Of E%agleville,
and the o~ltrepeated assertion that
Eagleyile will soon attain its best
gives excellent promise OF soon coming
true.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST


among the fallon visitors Thursday.
Eric Morrison, the owner of the Owl
claims at Eastgate, passed through
FalIon Saturday bound tor New York
City.
Mrs. w. c. Grimes accompanied her
husband from Hill Tuesday in order
that medical treatment for her eyes
might be had.
L. II. Hartman, wife and family re-
turned Monday from Fresno, Califor-
mia, where they enjoyed Il short. visit
with friends and relatives.
Robert Shirley LETT Tuesday ior Sand
Springs, where new work is being in
stituted. He spent the week there
directing preliminary work.
dollhouse Brothers have 300 tons OF
choice first-eutting alfalfa hay, which
they will sell at Il bargain. Call on or
address j. {. dollhouse iort terms.
Miss May Anderson passed through
faIlon Tuesday on her way to sand
Springs, where her father is one OF the
proprlctors oil the hall way station.
George Baker returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Reno and de
l'' - III AiiA lpll'h iil5 Jay vi A~''h
gate, where he is heavily interested.
Jimmie DanieIson and Earl Johnson
anne in Monday from the Danielson
ranch at Alpine bringing with them II
a OF choice beef steers 1or the local
trade.
Mrs. Grace Ferguson, the genial
proprietress OF Hotel Churchill re-
turned Mouday from Reno, where she
visited several days with lfer mother
and sister.
/. IL. Kent and C.. r. Bliss, the
latter OF the Hobart Mills laundering
Company spent yesterday in fairvleW,
booking over the business situation as
regards the lumber product.
Dedication services will commence
this evening. \ special program will
be rendered at the morning an1l exc
ming service tomorrow. All are cor
daily invited to be present.
The many limitations Of eWhts witch
Hazel salye that are now before the pubic
prove II The best. Ask for DeWit's Good for
hIrns, Sesids, chatied skiu, eczema, letter,
sgts. Bruises, boila and pile sold BY Reese
pharmacy
Miss Annie Thelan is now employed
ina the dry goods depar tment OF the |.
IL. Kent Company. She and her
mother have moved 20 this place, and
Viii spend the summcr here.
Miss Katherine ke nloek, OF Santa
Rosa, arrived in Fail on Wednesday,
and will be employed IL l the future IN
the county recorders { flee as one OF
the clerical force. Sa t is an expert
stenographer.
E,.1 G,,au .-1 w - rootar
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
Ns @ me F'~H''S j -cy

This morning when Mother
Enterprise was distributing
flowers amoog the railroad bkys
a sad looking little six year old
girl said will you please sell me
a flower" We told her they
were not for sale aud who they
were for. She sobbed out Il
wanted one 10 put on our little
baby's coffin" burying her little
face in her hands through which
trickled the tears. Investigation
proved that the little pine casket
containing all that was left OF
baby, was on the platform wait
ing the train to carry it on to
Beach after its journey from
Grassland. 1t is needless to say
that some flowers, without mon.
ey or price, accompanied that lit
tie girl and her mother to the
little grave at Beach. Truly the
whole world is akin"
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
Bryan in Atlanta
Receives Ovation
Many Thousands Hear ke
Silver Tongusd Orat&
and Cheer Him to
the Ech3.

Seven thousand people, who
caeered repeatedly during the
course OF the speech, heard Will
liam Jennings Bryan in the skat-
ing rink at Ponce de leon, last
Thursday afternoon.
The stage and every seat were
filled and many stood at the rear
and on the sides of the great
interior. It was a representa-
tive audience throughout, and
one that testified its appreciation
of Mr.. Bryan almost tumultu-
ously at times.
Considering the fact that the
place where Mr.. Bryan spoke is
considered a laage one, his voice
carried we'll, as those who had
head him before could testify.
His utterances carried to the
extreme end of the hall.
The place had been decorated
for the occasion, and band
kept the crowd in good humor
until the speaker arrived. Two
great American flags hung over
the main entrance, and the stage
was decorated with small Ameri-
can flags and bunting.
The crowd began to assemble
as early as three.thirty o'clock,
although the time of Mr.. Bryan's
speech had been advertised for
four fifteen O'Clock.
Mr.. Bryan was greatly pleased
with the dollar dinner" that
was arranged by the Young
Mems Democratic League in his
honor. He was especially graft.
fed with the democratic feature
of it.-Atlanta Journal.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22

is coming down-just step inside
and l will fix it for you.," The
girl was sweet and innocent and
had never heard of house of i'll
fame. She found herself pris-
oner and soon learned with hor-
ror what life she was expected
to lead. The first man who was
brought to the. room of the inn
prisoned girl was her own faith
err. She sprang into his arms
crying out-''O, Papa how did
you find me so soon." OF course
you can read between the lines.
AT one railroad station in Cleve-
land % girls were lost sight of
a very short time. I find this
traffic is on the increase every
where and God is going to hold
somebody responsible.
We have in our country hum
dreds of women who are almost
tired of life because they have
nothing to do and yet Germany
sends to us one of her best
women to tell this terrible story
of wrong and to arouse to activi-
ty the women who have always
thought themselves in advance
of other countries,
Mrs. Mary Stone.
The Winona Lake spoken of
by Mrs. Stone was the home of
Miss Ora Benjamin, of this city,
who named our first surburb
"Winona Heights )"
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
Barnum Circus Not Coming.

Barnum and Baiiey's Circus,
which was billed to exhibit in
this city Oct. 23d, has Cancelled
the engagement. A representa-
tive of the show was in Fitzger-
aid todap and announces that the
big circus will not be here.
But we need not be dlsap-
pointed, as Gentry Bros. Shows
will be here next Tuesday.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
WITH THE PROCESSION
MRS. NETTIE @. HALL,
(MoTAHR ENTRRPRIsn)
NEWS EDITO

Mrs. J. M. Peters is up from
Adele today.
Mrs. J. Dempsey took trip to
Osierfeld today.
VIM. Mccormick is entertain
his son Willis, from Chicago.
DIR. Tom White has returned
from his visit to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. L. F. Thompson spent a
few days in Savannah, this week.
Mrs. G. w. Calbert went to
Sparks this morning to join her
hus sband.
Miss Belle Sharp is the happy
owner of a new Kingsbury Cable
piano purchased thro Prof, Pet
erson.
G. w. Woolard. chief engineer
at the water and light plant, crus-
he'd his hand while repairing the
new, big engine.
Mrs. Satterwhite lies in an un-
con scious condition at her home
on Oconee. She was stricken
suddenly on Thursday night.
Mrs. J. L. Jay who spent a
month in this city with her son,
grandson and great-gra ndss4,
departed for Albany this morn
ing.
Mr.. B. C. Hogue of Memphis,
Tenn, who has bseu the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Thurman
of this city, returned home this
morning.
E. E. Daley, press agent for
Gentry Dog Show IS an Indian"
apolis, Ind, boy and a gentleman
~ fellow. Hewon our heart be-
cause he remembers his mother
in a substantial manner.
The Phenix Club gave their
reception for this season at their
Club rooms last evening with ten
couples present and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Oxford as chaperones.
After the address of welcome
by the president, L. G. Smith,
came the game Of progressive
Love-making followed by ban
quet consisting of four courses
the breast of birds of paradise,
light beverages, waters and cof-
fee and ice cream. The occas-
ion was an enjoyable one and
forecasts a brilliant future for
the club.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
An Interesting Letter from
a Fitzgera|dite in Indiana

Mrs. Mary S'one, president of
the w. c. T. u. of this city, who
has been touring the north for
three month writes from Clyde,
Ohio, as follows:
"We are now with Mr.. Stones
sister in the pretty little town of
Clyde: She has an elegant home
and we are literally living in
clover" for a while, indeed we
have been ever since we came to
Ohio. We spent nearly two
beautiful weeks at Winona Lake
and concluded that DR.. Wilbur
Chapman was not extravagant in
his language when he said it was
the nearest heaven of any place
he ever found.
- friends have beautiful coun-
try homes so if variety is the
spice we are having plenty of
spice. I invested in a nice little
home in Winona and my sister,
Mrs. J. S. Clark, has bargained d
for nice little home in Warsaw
one mile and half from Wiuona.
She will probably stay there one
winter at least. We expect to ae-
turn home the first Of \Novem.
ber-wou1d return sooner but
our house in Fitzgerald Is rented
until then.
It has been very hot most of
the time since we came, just one
little cool wave last month. To-
day (Sept. 17th) is scorching hot
in the sun.
While at Winona I attended a
ladies meeting conducted by a
woman from Germany. Her
subjectwas "The traffic in girls. "
I had heard great deal about it
and seen enough to arouse my
indignation but while in this
meeting / was impressed with
the fact that much of the success
of vile men and women was due
to the ignorance of mothers and
daughters. Isuggested that we
who do know these things will be
held responsible if we make no
effort to inform others and that
one way would be thro little
leaflet sent to every mother in
the land. The suggestion met
the approval of all present.
1 want to tell you just one Incl
dent where a girl from a good
home was entrapped and impris-
,oned. She was passing on a
public street when a woman, who
was standing in a door, said
Miss excuse me, but your skirt
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22

John F. Blum returned home
this morning, from several weeks
visit at his old home in Minneso-
to where he found everything
prospering.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-09-22
DO YOU

Know the many advantages and conveniences gasolene
engine would afford YOU? Think it and to
Office and let help you think it We have them in
FCome in them 1t is trouble to start
stop them. They have many advantages steam
engine-let tell you what they
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-06-07
We're Plenty and Pdnde-
mOnium Reigned.
CALLED IN POLICE.
The Democratic State Convention al
Nashville, Tenn, Was a Rough
and Tumble Affair.

Nashville, Tenn. - The state
democratic convention which met
here on Tuesday to nominate candi-
dates for governor and railroad com
missioners adjourned at G:10 last
evening until this morning without eff
fecting even temporary organiza-
tion. 1t was decidedly the most
turbulent body of the kind that ever
assembled in Tennessee. Pande-
monium and free fights followed by
police Intervention were the rule, aaQ
it was with the utmost difficulty that
any sort of record of the proceedings
could be made.
An adjournment came after an I'm
derstanding had been reached between
the leaders of the opposing factions
that the three gubernatorial candi-
dates, Gov. John l. Cox, Congressman
Malcolm II. Patterson and Judge John
r. Bond, should each name four rep
resentatiVes on a committee to decide
en- temporary chairman.
The services of the police were nee
essary from the outset. Chairman
Abernathy, OF the state committee,
called the convention to order at
noon. There was confusion at once,
and when the call of counties for
nominations for temporary chairman
began the uproar steadily increased.
When Davidson county was reached
battle royal was on, the widest eX-
citement prevailing. The county was
finally passed, the contest going to the
committee on credentials yet to be
named and slowly the roll call pro-
ceeded, every move marking fresh
contest.
Once the chairman laid down the
gavel and advanced to the front of the
platform to make himself heard. When
he turned around Luke Lea, of David
son county, a Patterson supporter, had
the gavel and was essaying to act as
presiding officer Alternately protest
ed. Lea was, ,obdurate, and from then
on there were two presiding officers
and pandemonium on the floor. At
length a council of war between the
leaders brought about q temporary
truce and adjournment followed.
Nashville, Tenn. - The demo-
cratic state convention was har-
monious Wednesday. The credentials
committee sat until late last night
without completing it's work of con-
sidering the various contests. The
convention effected it's temporary or
ganization in the morning, James c.
Bradford, of Nashville, being selected
as presiding officer. After temporary
organization the convention adjourned
until p. m, when it reconvened,
heard a few speeches and took a re-
cess.