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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

2eier Sc bette 8loo fra uge til
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Beifeb n1eo aIt, bbao Der foreguar
9erben pf Snteresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
Sen iterfe &arme bar beret felt

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6enne @aion 432 @erioner onrfom-
ne beo Druf11ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
ANOTHER GUESS.

The Fallon branch railroad continues
to creep nearer its objective point, and il
now begins To look as though the proph-
ecy that October lst would see steam
cars in Churchill county's seat will be
realized. This week railroad camp
was established near the white bridge
two miles from town, and dirt is now be.
ing thrown up ON this side OF the Car
son River.
Although grading operations have
proceeded slowly, thirty days from now
is the time set by competent judges for
the completion of this process. Tempo
rary bridges will be thrown across the
two main canals, the S and Times
The bridge across the Carson will be the
most imposing and expensive structure
on the route.
The engineers in charge Of the work
say that a scarcity Of labor still hampers
the progress of work, but that every Ell
fort will be bended towards getting
things in shape so that the fall rus h OF
business can be handled.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
FALLoN NEVADA SATURDAY, AUGUST 49,
RICH LA PLATA.
Owners Have Tried to Keep District
From Public Notice.

La Plata y again attracting attention,
This in spite of the fact that the princi-
pal owners in this district have made
every effort to keep the country from
public notice. For the past six months
work has been going on in this district,
The result is large amount OF ground
has been taken up and even townsite
has been laid ont The new camp has
beed christened Chloride. number of
lots have been sold to date, though only
a few have known of the fact that the
property is on the market.
A. NJ. Carter, who with Judge b. f.
Curler, NJ. J Brockbank and others is
heavily interested in the Mountain Ced
ar Mining Company, is in town this
week. Carter brought quantity OF ore
from his property for assays here. From
ten assays the lowest returns were $63 "a
to the ton. The highest values were
$3l25. So. The rich values are from a
streak eighteen inches wide, while the
smaller returns are from streak three
feet in width, all on the same ledge.
Carter reports that depth of fifty
feet has been reached and they are now
drifting on this ledge. Ore is being
taken out aud shipment will be made
soon.
In addition to its rich ore La Plata is
possessed OF other features there is an
abundance OF water, plenty of timber
and it ls easy of access Those who
have watched this district look for it to
attract considerable attention during
the next few months.-Reno Journal
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
OPPOSED TO PRIZE FIGHTS.

GOLDFIELD, Aug. l1.-Governor
John Sparks has gone on record as be-
ing violently opposed to prize fights.
Il catalogue the so-called glove con
tests along with football, bull fights and
duels," he said yesterday, very vehe-
mently, when asked for an expression OF
his views.
Nevada recognizes and places in a
way her approval upon prize fights by
licensing them. As long as they are
given within the law they are entitled
to go on, but SO far rs | am concerned
personally, | would like to see them
prohibited.
. 1t is a poor sort OF sport and dis
grace to the state. | would certainly
find no entertainment in watching two
men beat each other half to death, but
ii there are persons who can-Well let
them come to Goldtield and get what
enjoyment they can out OF the Labor
Day fight. For my part can find di
version OF a more manly and elevatng
nature for that great holiday"
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
REVENUE FOR BAND.

\ II. Gullekson, business manager
for the Fallon Brass Band, states that
he has succeeded in securing for his
organization weekly revenue of ap-
proximately $40, which sum has been
subscribed by the local business men to
reimburse the band for the delightful
evening concerts which the boys propose
to continue through the season This
generosity on the part of the business
men is heartily appreciated by the boys,
who hope to be able to add materially to
their equipment soon. New instru-
menta, music and uniforms are needed
and The boys wish il understood that
whatever donations are made will be
used strictly in the purchase OF these ac.
coutrements, which will become the
property OF the city authorities, should
the present organization ever disband
permanently.
The personnel Of the present organ
ization is certainIy excellent, aud the
encouragement being Tended il il com
mendable \ good band is certainly
- the best means OF advertising the
prugress and intelligence OF a commnn-
itT
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
MANY TUNNELS ON VIZ. KY

That the Western Pacific operations
in eastern California are the greatest
ever undertaken is the statement OF L.
O. Watts and A Patterson, principal
owners OF the Utah Construction Com.
pany. These men have arrived in Reno
after making complete inspection OF
all the work done by their men on the
railroad which is building eastward from
Oroyille
Forty five tunnels are being cut be-
tween Oroyille and Beckwith Pass, "
said Patterson yesterday. -Four saw.
mills have been purchased by the rail
road to supply the laborers with lumber
for tunnel construction. One per cent
grade the entire way is what the officials
OF the trlnseontinental line want and
they are getting it by building through
instead Of around the mountains The
route il probably the rockiest in the
Sierra1 aud still it will make the best
OF all entrances to California. journal
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
AN AUTO RIDE
The Cost of Which Gould Only Be
Borne by an Editor

Surely the way OF a newspaper man
is fraught with troubles and vicssitudes
OF various kinds Our old friend f.. b.
Clark, of the Fairyiew Miner, is now
involved in lawsuit with DR.. u. NJ
Gardner over the payment OF an auto
fare from Fairview to Ha2en, which
amounted to 500. However, this sum
is pW being augmented by the costs,
and ii the prayer of the plaintiffs com
plant is allowed, the ride OF our esteem
ed contemporary chief will have cost
him IN The neighborhood OF 81 per mile
Ii all arose over misunderstanding
so Mr Clark says, but the mere fact
/ that a misunderstanding had occurred in
Mr.. Clark's mind had no effect upon
DR. Gardner, who sent 10 Fairview
Wednesday Attorney W S. Wall with
attachment papers, which were pasted
upon Mr.. cfark's bank account.
The strain of the affair was too great
and the machine had Il nervous break.
down near the ". c. Grimes ranch that
made necessary the engagingof the SER.
vices of two mules to get the machine
back To town Just what Mr. Clark will
do when confronted with the legal die
tnm arising out OF the suit is not known,
but Is the sum invo lived is mere baga.
telle for a man who has prospered as he
has, things will likely assume the same
rosy hue with him soon that has char.
aeterized his business life III this
saatints
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
EXPERIMENT
FARM TO BE ESTAB-
LISHED AT ONCE.
C. B. Scofield, of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, Is
Now IN Fallon.

c. r. Scofeld, OF the department of
agriculture, arrived in Fallon Tuesday,
and will spend another week looking
over the experimental farm situation.
In an interview with Standard pencil
pusher, he had the following to say:
The report has gained credence that
Sl5 900 had been set aside for experi-
mental farm work in the Truckee- Car
son project Now, this is mistake, as
experimental farm work in irrigation
projects is SO far purely an experiment.
However, $4,000 is now available for
expenditure upon the local farm, which
will be located about one mile south of
Fallon, upon quarter section OF desert
land Withdrawn for the purpose The
sum mentioned Will be used to level the
land, build fences and otherwise i'm
prove it.
1T is hoped to have good sized area
under cultivation next year, as the early
demonstration of crop adaptability will
be of great value, and will hasten the
object lessons which it hopes to givethe
homesteaders | have no doubt that
many profitable crops hitherto unknown
in this section can be grown in abun-
dance here. My observations so far
would suggest this.
"The experimental farm in the
Fruckee- Carson project will he of dif-
ierent nature than elsewhere, inasmnch
as part OF the work OF developing the
new land will fall to the department OF
operation and maintenance. The head
quarters of this department will likely
be moved at an early date to the expert
mental farm, and the farm employees
will in all proba bility be under the
charge OF the supervising engineer.
1T is hoped to soon get additional
appropriations for carrying on this ex-
perimental work, but this can only be
realized by the cooperation OF your
local people Ii the department il
made to know that the experimental
work is being done with profit to your
farmers, OF course the encouragement
thus given will be sufficient inducement
for the expenditure of additional
monies
The alkali test to be conducted bv
Expert Kearney will also take place on
the experimental farm.
Mr.. Scofieldis a thorough, practical,
hard-headed man of agriculture. and he
sees a great future for Carson Sink
His work here during the coming week
will be OF the nature OF an investigation.
apd good many recommendation will
follow his research.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
PLACE OF INTEREST
Churchill County Is Attracting Wide
spread Attention

Churchill County, Nevada, Is nov
place Of much interest Not only do the
agricultural industries attract unusual
attention, but mining as we'll such
places rs fairyieW, Wonder, Ii Plata
and Fastgate assure the County : future
from mining point of view, while the
government $ irrigation project wherein
more than I'll 600 600 has been spent. in
dieates the great agricultural possibili
ties. In the last six months the popu-
lation of the county has increased more
than ten lold is taxable wealth ha5
sprung from valuation oI few hun
dred thousand dollars 10 millions. and
business still grows II is one Of the
most promising places in all the west.
The completion of the railroad from
Fallon to Hazen is matter of great i'm
portance, and Faloh now has direct
communication with the great, throh.
bing outside world As an agricultural
and mining center il is not vet in its
prime.
+. A. Bonham, secretary OF the Fal.
Ion land and Improvement Company,
says the population of the county Is
growing fast and he feels sure that the
population OF Fallon will double within
the coming Year. That the property
will double in value in the same twelve
months is almost a certainty. Mr. Bon
ham will be glad to answer any CORES
pondence concerning the values iii his
vicinity Pacific Miner
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
JUDICIAL POINTS.

Several interesting points in regard to
The el lection OF two judges in the Second
judicial District of Nevada have been
raised Under the act OF 1905 two judi
ges are to be elected in the district,
which is composed of Washoe, Church
Ill and Humboldt Counties, one OF whom
shall reside in Reno and the other in
IN Nlnnemucea. As the act was hast
lily prepared it does not provide for the
assignment of the candidates to either
Of the points OF residence, which gives
rise to the presumption that this will
re left to the wisdom of the nomination
convention,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
LOSS ny FIRE

The residence owned by Mrs VI j.
Beatty, of California, and occupied by
Mrs X L Alfred, the wife OF a mining
man. now in Humboldt county, wa7
burned to the ground Tuesday dnrinp
the noon hour, inhicting II loss OF ap-
proximately $500 upon Mrs Beatty
with no insurance, while Mrs. Alfred
LOST everything in the way oil olothes.
money and family keepsales that she
had III the world
Mrs Alfred had started a fire in the
stove only a lew moments prior 10 the
discovery OF the blaze following which
she walked across the street 10 II neigh
bof's Returning, she found the house
ablaze with flames creeping out ot the
windows and doors, making It impossI
bic ior her 10 save a single article Iiel
loss will total At least 300
Through the fundamentally ot [. !.
Allen handsome purse was raised iot
Mrs. Alfred $ relief on the day follow
ing the fe ior which she desires 10
thank the donator4 and Mr. Allen in
particular
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
FAILED TO PROSECUTE.

L. Lane and Charley Biddle, two gay
Young men from nowhere, were arrested
early Thursday morning by Sheriff
Shirley, upon complaint sworn to by
Babe Walker, red light hab.tue,
who charged the young men with taking
$3s from the bar till during her absence.
When the complaint was filed the COM
plainant supposed that the county would
stand the expenses Of the psosecution,
but when it was learned that the prose-
cuton would have to meet the expenses
OF the trial, the complaining witness
appeared before Justice f.. w. Black
and asked that the case be dismissed,
10 which wish the district attorney con-
CURED, as it seemed to be a badly mixed
case, with little chance of securing a
conviction.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
MONDAY NIGHT, AUG. 70.

John Magnire, representing the Me
Cmne Newspaper Syndicate, spent Mon
day in Fallon. in the interests OF the
various publications comprising the
syndicate. Mr. Mcguire is an old time
actor, having starred with Jefferson,
Booth, and many other stage celebrities,
He built the first opera house in Nir-
ginia City, about forty years ago, which
is being run at the present time as the
Piper Opera House. On next monday
evening Mr.. Maguire will give an en-
tertainment at the Baptist church. He
is unsurpassed as monologue artist and
impersonator, and all who can should
avail themselves of the opportunity to
attend his entertainment.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Why don I yon register

Why don't yon register
The County Commissioners Board
will meet in extra session next Monday
ut the court house.
Thirty new postoflices have been es-
tablished in Nevada since the first of the
year, all of them in mining camps.
Miss Bertha Cook returned home
Wednesday from Reno, where she has
been seriously i'll for several weeks with
typhoid
Judge Peter N. Packard lett Sunday
for Reno, where he was called ON ac-
count Of the illness of his wife lie re-
turned Wednesday
DR.. j. T. Rees was called Wednesday
to St. Clair, in attendance upon Charles
Lewis, a teamster, aged about sixty
five years, who is threatened with
paralysis
Among other new goods Just received
from Chicago by the |. IL. Kent Co. is
is a lot Of extra quality OF agateware
and also full stock OF extra heavy tin
ware. Looks as though there was
enough to supply the state.
The Gazette says that the people Oi
Reno and Southern Nevada are in the
clutches of the ice trust The Union
and National ice companies have diyid-
ed up the territory between them and it
is impossible to get sufficient supply
for the people OF Reno and Sparks.
County RecorderG W Likes returned
Tuesday evening from Wheatland, Cali
fornia, where he went to attend the last
obsequies of the late /. w nufial1er.
While away MIR. Likes Tisited the San
Francisco ruins, and says that the work
of rebuilding is going on with rapidity.
The Churchill Standard was the re-
cipient last week Of two boxes Of fine
Havana cigars, the present OF ". A.
Short, the popular Wholesale cigar and
liquor man, OF Haaen. The brands of
th7 smokes, which by the way are great
ly enjoyed, We're Nevada Crown and
La Royalina, Mr.. Short being the agent
for both brands, which are justly becom.
ing popular with local eonnoisseuss Of
tobacco.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
REGISTER AT ONCE

Registration proceeding very slowly,
according to Registry Agent T.. W.
Black. So far but S6 voters have reg
stered, although it is estimated that
New River precinct will poll in the
neighborhood of four hundred votes
this year. At the high school election
of 1905 $50 names were registered, and
the population has increased material
ly since that time Voters should bear
in mind that the registration books will
close on Saturday, September 8th, and
unless they want to be put to a great
deal Of trouble in voting, they should
have their names inscribed on the. new
registration boob,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
FALLON ATHLETIC CLUB.

DR.. g. l.. Dempsey and Con Sullivan
are leaders in Il movement to organize
a good live athletic club for Fallon.
Already the equipment has been order
ed, building secured, and large mum
Der of members secured The doctor is
the president oi the enterprise while
Mr.. Sullivan is slated for instructor
Mr.. Sullivan is a finished boxer and The
Young men OF fallon are indeed fortu-
nate in being able to secure such talent
for their cnlightenmentl ON things per
taining to the manly art.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
NEW CORPORAIION.

The G. x X. Drug Company filed art
icles Of incorporation this week through
its attorney, W S. Wall, under the laws
OF the state Of Nevada, for Sl00 900.
The purpose Of the incorporation as set
forth by the articles is to conduct drug
stores in this county. Already the G..
q X. Drug Company own and operate
two modern establishments, one in Fal-
lon and one at Fairvew, where both
enjoy fonrishing businesses.
DR.. q. NJ. Gardner, Mrs Lonise Gard
ner and -. J. Keeler are the ineorpor-
ators, and IT is announced that no stock
will be sold
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18
THE BANKERS BAD BREAK.

Now, Fred strassburg's a pretty wise
chap,
With wnsome and knowing look
But what he kensabout hors aud sieh'
Wouldn make very big book.
For running bank and harneasing a
horse
Are two different things, you see
mouth,
And the bits where the tail ought to