Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-15

George Baker and son, brother and
nephew OF Mrs. Thomas Doll, arrived in
Fallon Tuesday. from Redding, Cali
fornia. their home.
]. 4. Daniclson returned SUNDAY IRON
Fairyiew. where he went last week to
look oyer his business interests.
Misses Alma and Cecil Allen, Of Haz-
en-, are among the students VINO will at
tend the state university at Reno, dur
ing the coming school year.
J. b. Young, deputy county assessor,
has purchased the Fallon Wood and
Coal Yard, from Miller Bros, and Is
now conducting that business. The
iuel wants Of the public will be again
supplied by jim this winter.
Chief Clerk Bailey, OF Civil Engineer
Barclays Office, was 4 Eallon visitor
Tuesday, having been called here on
business connected with acquiring right
If way over certain lands, traYerscd by
+ tie Fallon railway.
Colonel Rigdon, the mining man, was
a Eallon visitor Tuesday. As usual, the
colonel was boosting theoretically for
/ Wonder. lie was on his way there
+ from Goldtield, where he made two i'm
portant mining sales, last week.
Judge Ben Curler, one OF Churchill
county pioneers, accompanied by Joe
Eean and Clifford Densen, passed
through Fallon Tuesday on their way to
Chloride, where they will spend some
time in looking over the mining sitna-
ton,
Senator NeWlands arrived in Reno
Sunday where he was met by Hon. w.
L. Sharon and announced that he IS
here to carry on in behalf OF his party
IN Nevada, a vigorous campaign be
tween now and election time. He will
lend 10 his party, although not person.
ally interested in the result OF The cleo
ton in November, his best efforts for
the good Of Democracy in Nevada and
for the election OF the entire state tick
ct
Dan Griffin returned Tuesday evening
from a Two weeks visit TO Marysyille,
Idaho, where he has eighty-lye head Of
Jules working on Il railroad contract.
Hae mules are earning for Dan, III adj
dition 10 their keep, $1062.50 permonth,
which is a very neat sum in Itself. Dan
said that Idaho was eoirg ahead by
leaps and bounds, and that the deyel-
opment in progress there is a striking
example ot what advertising will do.
He returns 10 the Carson Sink firmly
IMPRESSED that we are Il little slothful
in making known our matches re-
sources.
Tie Tonopah Union of the Western
Federation Of Miners has issued a state
ment h. the effect that the newspaper
article yilliiying the organizers Of the
Workers OF The World, saying among
other things that the organized labor
in Tonopah had condemned the |. W.
y. are untrue in a large measure.
While admitting that a number oi
1.aious have attacked the ! ". W.
tie Western Federation says the |. W.
". has carried ont its work with the
full sympathy and support Of the West
ern Federation and that ii will be con
tinued. The Western Federation Is
sending the statement t~otheyarious Min
ers' Unions OF the State.
FL Walton, n homeateader, Was ar
rested Saturday upon a complaint sworn
to by Matt Johnson, who VAS formerly
in the restaurant business at FairyieW,
charging him with an assault with a
deadly weapon, with intent 10 kill.
Tie hearing was had Monday, at which
time the evidence adduced showed con
clnsiyely that after a disagreement over
money matters, and while intoxicated,
Walton lad drawn a shot gun, ami fired
one barrel directly oyer the plaintiff
head. Although the evidence WAS con
the plaintiff interposed a plea
In leuieney ior the defendant, and
Judee l.. ". Black accordingly gave
lfm $50. In doi9nlt Of payment, Wal
On i. nov In limln.