Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-06-09

will be applied ON the Baptist
church debt. Don't forget that you
Fan find anything on this occasion
from a pin cushion TO Il suit Of clothes.
+. Mcpherson, Il representative Of the
Sunset magazine, spent yesterday in
town, leaving last evening on the
INTO for FairyieW. Mr.. MACPHERSON is
soliciting advertising for his publication
and his visit would Indicate the i'm
portance this section is commencing to
assume with the Southern Pacific Com
pany, under whose auspices the publ
cation is printed.
Lem Allen Jr., met with quite 4
serious accident Monday while riding
Tor horses III one OF the st. Clair ranch.
lie was riding Il wild horse and Il colt
ran under the saddle horse causing II
to rear and pitch Itself backward,
catching Mr.. Allen in such a way. that
many painful bruises were inflicted.
He finally managed TO find his way 10
the house in Il dazed condition. Tie l.
on the swift road TO recovery.
This issue is pretty we'll filled with
advertising matter, which crowded out
II yood deal OF news matter. However,
it shows beyond Il question OF 4 doubt
the confidence i'll which the Churchill
Standard is held 10y advertisers. The
present management has under con-
sideration the installing OF additional
facilities that will allow OF the printing
of n paper larger than the present
Standard, thus giving room tor both
ADVERTISING and news matter.
II. \. Lemon, publisher OF the Car
SON News, accompanied by George I.
Mills, chairman OF the Republican
Central Committee and George CuWlng
aud W. Brougher, all prominent
Carsonites, passed through FalIon yes
terday on their way to tastgate III Ar.
Lemons Rambler automobile. The
party is making an extensive tom ol
the mining section OF the state, and
will go south from Eastgate to Man
hatten, and other southern state points.
James Say, OF White Plains, died at
the family home Sunday afternoon at
the advanced aged OF eighty-three
years. Deceased leaves II widow and
several children. Mrs. Say Is Il sister
W. II. and Ii. Is. Williams OF this
place, and Miss Gladys Boyd is a
laughter. Deceased was one OF the
well known pioneers, having
spent the entire time since the early
immigrant days at various points IN
Central Nevada.
A deal was completed Wednesday
Whereby Mrs. f. VI. Brown transferred
o j. X. Mueller her lot situated be
the \. +. Hammond property
md her corner lot directly opposite the
|. III. Kent store. The consideration
: given at one thousand dollars. Mr..
Mueller is lately from Oklahoma, and
his intention OF commence
ny Immediately the erection OF a one
brick and stone store building on
his new purchase.
Professor Louderbeck, OF the state
university, spent Monday and Tuesday
in this county, gathering data relative
to the earthquake shock, felt by resi-
dents OF the county on the morning OF
April 18th. \ good deal OF intelligent
testimony was secured from localities
regarding the shock from which it Is
thoWn that the time Of seismic disturb
lnce occurred in this section almost
simultaneously with the shock that
as ST. u|fSlIuttlNt III tul NlSltl Fldlts
The evidence will be published when
Professor Louderbeck has completed
this investigation and will include
testimonials from every part OF the
state OF Nevada.
The London, Liverpool x Globe In
surance Company, which is represented
by W. +. Beach, has given a
comparative statement OF their losses
as IA result of the San Francisco cen
h~agration, and their resources rs they
stood ut the commencement at the
fiscal year. The net loss caused by the
amounts to approximately 81 600,
600, while the total assets ol the com
as given exceeds 500 900 900. The
company is sending ont instructions to
its agents asking that especial care he
exercised in adjusting every matter IN
which the welfare OF the policy holdel
il concerned, and this action has re-
in a world al favoroble com
ment. The London, Liverpool X Globe
is rapidly taking its place as the lead
ing fire insurance company IN TINS
country.