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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
EAGLEYILLE SECTION
COMING TO THE FRONT

George Mckennett, of Eagleyille, was
in Fallon the first OF the week on
business connected with the sale OF his
mine, details of which are contained
in another column. Mr. Mckennett
stated that the Eagleyille section was
rapidly coming to the front. In the
section Immediately around Eagleville
some eighteen men are now regularly
employed in the various properties,
and this number will be greatly augu-
mented soon by large forces of miners,
who will be put to work by the various
companies who own claims there and
who will soon begin the exploitation OF
their properties
\ good deal OF Reno capital has found
its way into the Eagleylle section, Il
part OF which is located in Churchill
county, while part of the district eN-
tends into Esmeralda county. How
ever, the entire business emanating 1T
that place comes to Fallon, by reason
OF the typographical lay oi the country,
and the development OF the mines in
that district Will help our commercial
circles. Mr. Mckennett stated that
while no fabulously rich ore had been
encountered in that section, Il great
dead of fair grade ore was in sight, and
that the work of treating this ore
would soon DE general, several com
panies have already prepared for tins
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
For Our Magazine Section Next
Week.
4 Woman Triumphs Above Men.

\ Woman iriumphs Above Men.
\ Chicago sculptrcss Is awarded first
prize Tor entrance doors to New Naval
Academy
The Great California Earthquake Dis
aSter.
Complete destruction of San Fran
cisco. Director Walcott says the
catastrophe not connected with Nesu-
Wan eruption. Greatest natural dis
astcI= ia history.
President Roosevelt Lays Corner
Stone.
Masonic ceremony at new Office build
ing for House ol Representatives
1errors OF Eruption of Mount Vesu-
WINS.
Vivid description by the famous noy-
elist, Marion Crawford.
Rebuilding Old California Mission.
san Juan Ia Capislrauo To live a2aiu
after long wears Of dcsertion
The Love OF Nlaric.
\ charming short story.
The Conflict.
Chapter Y. oi this tale OF love and
adventure.
The Queen of Flowers.
How to grow and care for roses,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
MINING SALES
One-Eighth Interest in Golden
Gate Claim Brought
$12,500 Cash.
Margin Group, Near Eagleyille, Sold
for $4,000.

Doings in mining circles have been
more active during any like period in
the history of the county. \ number
oi important cash sales have been
made, the most important perhaps be-
ing the sale OF Monday, by which
George W. Baker transferred 10 X. l..
Douglass one-half OF his one-iourth in
terest IN the Golden Gate claim, the
consideration being $l2, 800 cash. The
Golden Gate claim is practically un-
developed, but exploratory work 10 date
has already disclosed ledges carving
wonderful values in gold Twelve
thousand five hundred dollars for Il one
eighth interest would indicate yalua-
ton for the entire claim OF $lOG, 900,
which seems rather an unusual price
Tor IN undeveloped claim, but eX-
perts who have seen the Golden Gate
property say the price paid is only in
keeping with the richness oi the prop
erty. shipping ore is found from the
grass roots. Mr.. Douglass made good
buy and will get his money back many
times.
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
DIVORCE DECISION
NOT SATISFACTORY.

/" hanallis o""h ms ae'2slon III 'le
hr"s'eie "Nof'' 'aSe III memo laS'
0'lo'oaY' 1o'se Nufief informed 'ne
pi''',''i' in"' II ne ne fg'','rfle' III
another 9s''e nc Noo'o pe a'''e 10 ar
II any should he born, to sach union,
would NOT have 10 he recognized rs
legitimate, all this being made possible
by the celebrated decision of the
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
FALLON SHOWS
RAPID GROWTH.

The business OF the Fallon postotlce
is increasing At an astonishing rate,
and IT Is taxing the fpower OF Mrs.
Callie Ferguson, our oblging post
mistress, To care for the volume OF
mail and money order business now
going through the office. II the present
volume is kept up for long, Fallon will
be placed in the presidential class.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
NEVADA HILLS co.
SHIPPING RICH ORE.

The Nevada Hills company oi Fair
view has made its first substantial
shipment. Recently 50 sacks oi ore,
averaging $500 per ton was sacked
from an open cut on the west end ot
the great ledge running through the
property of the above company, ana
which ledge has been opened up ut the
various intervals for 1000 feet, dis
closing ore in shipping values and
quan. .ities throughout it's entire length.
short road is being constructed to the
mine and as soon as completed, eN-
tensiyc shipments will be made. The
Nevada Hills property promises to be
one OF the great mines OF Nevada. The
stock was put on the market ut II dol
lar share, and within a few days
arose to $l.75 bid, with little or no
stock offered 1t is perhaps the only
stock put out in Nevada for some time
that sold on the llotation at par.
1t is understood that LOTUS, Davis
and others OF the successful Goldheld
operators, are rapidly absorbing much
OF the most valuable territory ut Fair
view, the new and wonderful bonanza
camp of the north. The acquisition Of
this territory by Goldfeld men has
been quietly going OF for several weeks,
and il the camp meets present eXpeeta-
tious, it will be to the credit OF cold
field which seems to have brought IN
to existence an entirely new crop Of
successful and enterprising mine oper-
ators. .-Go.dfeld News
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
WORK BEGUN
On the Hazen-FalIon Railroad
Is Men and SO Teams
Now at Work.
Trains VIII Be Running Into Fallon
in Ninety Days.

Actual construction work on the
llazen-Fallou railroad commenced
Thursday. Corey Brothers, the ogden
contractors have at last perfected their
plans ior tie grading work, and seventy
live men and City teams are NOW en-
gagged IN the process ot turning dirt
fhree camps were established the first
ol the week, and these will be added to
as men can he had The san Francisco
disaster seriously hampered the CON
tractors plans, but nov that work Is
commenced il viii he pushed with rea-
-onable rapidity, until the entire line
ot sixteen miles is completed and steam
ears are running INTO the town OF
Fallon.
For the present the work will be
directed nom the lIazen end ol the
lire. Grading operations have been com
meneed from that place, hut We are
reliably informed that an equal mum
Der al men will soon he pat 10 work AT
Il point near this place and the two
outfits will work toward eiyen point
in the center oi the route which viii
mark the work to be finished last.
\ number of wells have been sunk on
the desert from which the water
sonpy Tor men and animals will he
had The material necessary fo, fbe
trucRI,yino nraqas4 bas bern an Iaua
for many davs. having been sorted II
lIazen by the construction crew shortly
after tbe comnleti,n of the rononab
,qlt-oN No new material will be ,,sra
Al all. as tborear. hundreds Of miles al
medium oeiabt rail fb,t baz. been.
taken ireo The mann Inns in tbe etate
and rrpIaerd with heavier o.e4 Tb.s
lor the entire sixteen uiIe. ar, also
ON hand and fLpra i naibinn. +. ,re-
yent the Yanil construction NJ tlr
road as soon AZ tls lied has been com
plet,a
In conypr.jua with Il prominent en-
gineer who +. ppoa,ed in tbr oor, Of
eycr-ceing certain det.iIs of the work
he stated f,at fon weeks from date
would he the nnlside Time when ears
vonN BE- ronuin. into tin fo0n ol
F.lop uDf course. - said he ,.it will
take .perbans another. similar. neriod +,
oitnes. The aet,al GnisI,i,g taucha. an
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
SHOULD RECEIVE
JUST COMPENSATION.

The railroad construction, mentioned
elsewhere in this issue, will injnrc the
pretty little place of Dg. q. l.. Dempsey
il the present survey is followed. The
doctor has already planted his garden,
and the surrey crosses 1t, passing with
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

The Go'den Gate Mining Company
has filed its articles OF Incorporation
with the county clerk, Warren W.
Williams, George b. Williams, J. b.
Williams, George w. Baker and c. W.
Foote appearing as ncorporators. The
capital stock is named as being one
million shares of par value OF fone'dollar
each 1t is understood that stock will
be placed ON the market for sale at
twenty-five cents per share, and those
acquainted with the properties owned
by the company predict par value for
the second ilotation, as the claims have
shown evidence of fabulous richness.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

Reaches the People of Churchill
County Advertise in Ii.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

Gives all the News of Churchill
County. Subscribe for Ii.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12
EASTGATE WILL'BE
SECOND MANHATTAN

"Eastgate in Churchill county is one
oi the big coming mining camps OF
Nevada said Dir. Gardner OF Fallon
10 Il representative OF The News yester-
day.
There are now four promising new
camps IN the county, Eastgate, Fair
view, Fairfield and Sand Springs,
They all have fine ore showings and
are rapidly growing, but think East
gate has the call at present. Assays
ranging from $3.50 to $1,000 ton are
being obtained and the ledges appear
To be permanent There are at present
seven leasers 1T work on the Gardner
property and townsite has been laid
out. carson News.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

Eastgate. This caused rush into
that district and it is reported that
some rich discoveries are being made"
Gazette Monday.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

figure reasonable profit on every ton
OF the hundreds OF tons Of ore now in
sight on the various claims owned or
bonded by them.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-12

in distance Of forty feet Of his resi-
dence. TLc doctor figures his loss in
ease the survey is followed at Il good
round sum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the intention of
such Council TO make the following-de-
sCrlbed Improvement to wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
Hltlrihed pipe eight G) inches In diameter
In the middle OF East Temple street be-
streets. and on both sides OF said East
Temple street between Fifth South and
Ninth South streets, in sewer districts
Nos, and 2. and defray the abutters' por-
ton OF the cost and expense thereof, estI-
mated at ten thousand two hundred thlr-
ty-eight and 59-l00 (sl0 23S.50) dollars for all
OF said Improvement In said sewer dis
tricts, as follows
Nine thousand two hundred and FORTY
G92iO.CO dollars. or one and 1900 (yl Isl
dollars per front foot OF property abuttine
said Improvement in district No. 2 there
being nve thousand two hundred and
eighty (5es0) feet abuttlng said improve
ment In said district (sewer on both sides
of street,.
Five hundred seveuty-one and 5O-1Oo
(S5115W dollars, or S0-l00 go s0) dollars per
front foot OF abutting property for sewer
in middle OF street In district No = there
being six hundred and thirty-flyc (635) teet
nbuttinC said improvements In said dis
trict. and four hundred and twenty-seyen
(Si27.oo) dollars. or 70-lOo CS07O) dollars Der
front foot OF abutting property for sewer
In middle OF street In district No. 1. there
being six hundred and ten (6lW feet abut-
ting said Improvement In said district, BY
local assessment upon the lots and
pieces OF ground within the following de
scribcd districts. being the districts 10 be
affected or benefited by said Improvement,
namely;
All OF lots 2. 3. and 5. block 2: all 90
lots and s block 4. all OF lots / s, 7 and
s, block 10, all of lots and 5, block 16; ali
of lots g. 3, and 5. block 2l; all of lots
and S. block p; all of lots l. S, and
block g; and all of lots and ., block a.
Plat a" district No. 2, sewer on both
An OF lots and s. block 80. and tho
north sos feet OF lot !, block 40. plat a.
district No. 2 sewer in middle Of streen
All of lot and the south l4O feet OF lot
o, block SO. and the south aD5 feet of iot
6. block 10. plat CA Salt Lake ICity surl
vey district No, l. sewer In middle OF
street,. "a
All protests and objections to the carry
Ing out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the City Recorder on
or before the. 7th day OF May, 1896 beI0n O
the time set by said Council when Il viii
hear and consider such protests and ob,sni
tions as may be made thereto
BY order OF the City Connru of s.,.
Lake City. Utah. oai1
Dated. February 5, 1906
b. M0REToN. CITY Recorder
Sewer Extension No. 172. uiso,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
ASSESSMENT MO. ~

wabash s1sss Msnins saI' company. principal place
is hereby given that at a meeting sotiee os nc,
board Of oo directors. held on the 5th dav 'hs ne
nRF Apr n,E % sha9s qn Ass assessment of ten Cents
stock of the corporation, pnyabie capital
before 0I the 7th day OF May, 1905. To- Sn % Or
las % block West st'sssssaSS seeonS sott at room 20 At
Lake City. Utah. Any STOCK Tenn .yet Salt
this assessment may remain n unn,,w ,wShich
ansnt ane TN and Say adTertssSd ~ MsS 1906 WIN denn
auction, and unless paymen, is M d. public
lore is VIII II, De sold on the 26th day OF S De-
lscS 10 pay pay me delinquent assessmentM @ May.
expense Of sale advertising and
,,o,, w. MONT. FERRY. secrs,,,
odit docaeiSn OK offlees, No. Sa Altar h;y;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City of the intcn-
tion OF such Council to mako the follow
Ing described Improvement, to wilt:
TO grade gutter and curb with cement.
and pave with macadnm (sald macadam
pavement to be forty 40 feet wide be
Second street from the west side OF Can
yon road to the west side of West street
and C street from the north side OF South
Temple street to the south side OF Sec
ond street, In Paving District No. e.
and defray the abutters' portion OF the
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
and 6l-IO0 (|5sSl 6D dollars, or three and
5O-l00 $3.50 dollars per front foot Of
abuttlng property, there being sixteen
thousand nine hundred forty-six and
1910 az. 46) feet abutting said I'm
proyement. by n local assessment upon
tho lots or pieces OF ground within the
and benefited by said Improvement
nGl@li FTenting on Second street;
All az lots l. 3 and g. block 3; all Of
lois M 8. and TO- block 2. plat /; all Of
lots lots i aud 2. block AZ, all Of lots. 8 and 4
block 10; all ot lots l and 2, block IL; all
OF lots, and 4 block @ lSi all d OF lots @ and In
ali of lots l and 2, block 80. all OF lots
3 and l. block IS; all of lots / and q
block IS; all Of Of lots ,,6oS and d T. 6loek 10;
san9 M 4 block 20: all OF lots / and 2, block
3s all OF lote anu block Il: all Of
lots / and :, plocK - All OF lots and H.
oil oipe ~ lots and 1. block rs; all OF lots
and Q. block 80. all OF lots and 4, block
o.. all OF lots ] and 2. block q. all OF
Hock ri: all OF lots 3 and /. block D
ai Of lots / and ., block 80 all OF lots 8
and 4 block p, all OF lots ] and 2. block
~; ~; ~ ~ lots / ana 2. block "a: ali OF lots 3
I'D az, block Q; all of lots and 2. block
o. a. ali OF lots 8 and 4, block 10. all OF lots
! and 2. block p; all OF lots and 4.
om piYen m lots 3 and 4. block u. all OF lots
!" and 2. block %; all Of lots 8 and 4.
h,ock IS; all OF lots, and 2, block 10,
or, and > block 49, all of lots and 4, block
se. nil OF lots and 4, block IS; all or
io,s IS l9 20. q, q and %, Victoria Place
ssouSdiyislon OF block II. plat G; part OF
ttnewnship / north, range ] east, Salt Lake
base and meridian.
Fronting on street;
an md 4. block II. ell OF .ots and 8,
block II. and all Of Of lots and !. block
IS. piT D, Salt Lake CO, City yy. survey.
estimated at eightytwo thousand seven
Snndred twelve and 61-l00 (SS2 7I2 6D dol
iars OF which sum the city's portion is
t@weSnty-three @ thousand four hundred
1s1e 100 COZ dollars, leaving nfty-nlne thou
I'D three hundred twelve and 6l-l0O
1ssa 40 SD dollars TO be raised by local as
sossment. ,,,
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted In writing TO the City Recorder on
or before the goth day Of April. 1876 be-
will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utnh.
Dated February rs. 1906,
]. 3. MoRETON. City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the City CouI
ell of Salt Lake City OF the intention
such Council to make the following-d|
scribcd Improvement. to wit Construc
Ing a cement sidewalk six (6) feet wid
and four 90 inches thick on the west "a
Of Tenth East street between South Te1
pie and Third South street in sideVa'
district No %. and defray the abutte1
portion OF the cost and expense there
nine (S6I90W dollars. or one and 5-l00 a.
dollars per front or linear foot. there bed
one thousand nine hundred and eiyht
QgsW feet abuttlng said lnmprovemelt
local assessment upon the lots or plec4
Of ground within the following -descy;b@
district. being the district 10 be afecte
and benefited by said improveEe2I
namely: All OF lots ] and S. block 81: Z
of lots /, s. and S. block 5s, and al d
lots / and S, block 49, plat "B, Salt Ia
City survey
The total cost of said Improvement \
estimated at two thousand Ave hundf{
twenty-six and 17-1CO (S2526.1O dollars
which sum the city's portion is four huI
dred and forty-seven and R-l00 ($AI.l
dollars. leaving TWO thousand and seye!
ty-nine (S2079 OO dollars to be raised
local assessment.
Ali protests and objections TO the q
rying out OF such intention must &c p1
sented In writing to the City Recorder
or before the 7th day of May. 1906 hel|
the time set by said Council when II n
hear and consider such protests and
Jections as may be made thereto
By order of the City Council OF 8"
Lake City, Utah.
Dated March Il, 1876.
j. B. MORETON. City Recorded
Sidewalk Extension No. 107
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given by tn, City
Council of Salt Lake city OF tnc intention
OF such Council To make the following de-
scrlbed Improvement. to-wit.
TO grade, gutter and curb with concrete
and pave with macadam (sald macadam
pavement to be forty (iO feet wide DC
tween curbS and nine 90 inches thick). y
street from the north side OF South Tenn
pie street to the north side or Fourth
street, in paving district No. "a, and de-
fray the abutteIS portion OF tho cost and
expense thereof, estimated at ten thou
sand 1--WE hundred and sixty Sl0.SS0D0)
dollars, or four (A.0O dollars per front
fcot or abuttiag property, there being
two thousand six hundred and forty (254O)
feet abuttins said Improvement, by To-
cal assessment upon tho lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described dis
Jrict being the district TO be affected and
benefited by said Improvement namely;
and /, block 2S; all OF lots / and 4. block
2s, ali of lots and 4. book 80, plat D; all
OF lots and 3, block S, oil OF lots 2 and
8 block 8 all OF lots 2 and 3, block "a.
and all of lots and g. block 2S. plat G..
The total cost OF said improvement Is
estimated at sixteen thousand seven hum
dred and sixty 0l6.7GQ dollars. OF which
thousand five hundred and sixty $50 $50 0O)
dollars or four Gi oW dollars per front
foot OF abutting property. to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objections to the carry
ing out of such intention must be pre-
icnted in writing 20 the City Recorder on
or before the 23d day of April. 1906. being
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
iectlons as may be made thereto
BY order of the City Council OF Salt
Lake City Utah
! b MoREToN- City Recorder
Paving extension No -. w5s0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
AGENTS DISCUSS RATES.
Passenger Men FIX Rates for Big
Conventions in the West,

LOS ANGELES, April T.-Morc than
half Of the forty-nve roads n the orgaui-
zatlon were represented at the quarterly
session OF the Trans Continental Passen-
ger Agents convention today. Rate
questions --ere taken up at once and Will
be the special business OF the session,
The matters affecting local localities Will
be discussed. Rates are To be fixed over
the traus-contiuental lines for several big
conventions booked for the West, includ-
I'm the Christian EndeaVorcrs. National
CONGRESS OF Mothers and others. The
greatest OF these conventions-that OF the
Christian EndcaVor eociety-is to be held
in Seattle James Charlton OF Chicago
acted as chairman OF today's meeting and
l. J. Bevington was secretary.
The greater part of today was occupied
in appointing committees and apportIon-
Ing work according TO subjects. There
are sixty OF more matters listed to come
before the association, In addition to such
new business az may be brought In. II Is
probable that the meeting Will continue
until Friday night or Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-18
IMPORTANT PURCHASE MADE.
Oregon Water Power and Railway Co.
Has Been Sold.

PORTLAND. Or, April 1.-THE Oregon
Water Power and Railway company, nc-
cording to Information received here to-
day. has been sold. The purchaser is
not made known, nor are the local Of
icials able TO shed any Light on the sub
ject.
Tho Oregon Water Power company
operates an electric railroad to Oregon
City, and is now building line To
Troutdale, n point close TO the Columbia
river. twenty miles east OF Portland II
also holds the only water front now LETT
In Portland which would be available for
use by u trans-continental railroad
Built in Milwaukee Interest.
The Oregonian tomorrow Will express
the belief that the purchaser Is the Chi
cage. Milwaukee * St Paul railroad;
that the Columbia Valley railroad, now
contesting a right OF way down the north
bank OF the Columbia river with TIE
Portland & Seattle railroad, is being
constructed In the Milwaukee's interest,
and that the Milwaukee Will. by means
OF the Columbia Valley and Oregon
Water Power provide Itself with water
level route across the Cascade noun
tnins