Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-10

The st. Agnes Guild will meet aith
Mrs. II. L. Southern, November 18th.
Bonn, 10 the vile Of \. Cano. Sunday,
4tli, a SON.
Dave SANFORD returned from Elko
county, where he is employed by W. ".
Williams, to vote.
Father l%Iorgan will celebrate massiin
the school house, in this place, to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. \ cordial
invitation is cxtendcd To all Il attend.
John Oats was among the FallonitosJ
who identified themselves with ~
Walker Lake scramble, and John, with
his customary good luck, struck it rich.
Ex-senator George Ernst returned
home Sunday evening from an extended
stay in Oakland, Cal. Mr.. Ernst re
turned to cast his ballot and will stay
long enough to attend TO various bust
ness matters. He Is visiting with his
son George at st. Clair.
Uncle jim Richards, the venerable
sage of F%allon, says the candidates who
comprised the two tickets acted very
foolish, indeed. 'lndeed,n said he,
the WAY that they are act NJ now will
surely cause one hall Of them to GET
baat." Subsequent events prove that
Uncie jim was right in lis prognostica-
tions.
\ party OF Il dozen local politicians
left political headquarters Tuesday even
ing for IA trip up Salt creek. Before
leaving they announced their d%cstina-
ton to be a point somewhere near Cape
Disappointment, where they eN7ee.elto
cross the marshr morls= AMI take to
the tail timber ant ;ounl a townsite To
be known as "Oblivion.'
S. 4. frowder aud Frank Donning re-
turned home Monday evening from
Walker Lake Indian reservation, where
they participated in the rush. They
each secured valuable claims. and later
formed a mining partnership. They eA-
pect to show some promising property
whenever their exploitation has reached
the proper stage.
The Churchill County Game Protec-
tive ASSno;atinn vii uant ut tho can't
house next Monday evening, at which
time a permanent organization will be
perfected. A large attendance is de
sired from among the local people, who
are nimrods, but who, with the pro-
moters of this movement, believe in
protecting Il game from eXtermina-
ton.
p. Langlell, the Chalk Mountain
mining man, was a Fallon visitor Tues
day. He stated while here that the
Fairview Miner would be resurrectcd
Just as soon as an order from the court
can be had empowering him To take
possession of the machinery. Mr.. Lang
dell stated that FIiryiew would surely
have another paper within Il short
time, bnt# that deinite plans were not
formulated rs yet.
{. ". Kinney, the mining man, re-
tarned Monday from Walker Lake In
dian reservation, where he participated
in the rush for mining claims. lie was
successful in locating anumberoi prom
Using prospects, but bsanls the method
of opening the reservation a. the fonlest
blot against tine fair name of Nevada.
According To Mr.. Kinney, TIE open.n!
was honeytombal with graft ant favor
itismL an had little 10 commend it to
the fair-miuded man.
W. f. Dalton, one OF Churchill coun-
ty's most rospee ed pioneers, is visiting
with relatives anil friends in thi. sec
ton. lie lives at Sparks 10Y aul say
that he i we'll satisfied with his lpca-
ton, although he still regards Churchill
county as his home. He registered and
voted in this county this year, and ha>
never missed casting his ballot in Chur-
but one since the year 1864. W.
F. Dalton is the type OF man responsible
for the early de;elpan,nt OF n re-