Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-29


Harvey l.. Burchell left Wednesday
for Wonder and the section south OF
there, where he is jointly interested
with others in new mining properties.
Land Agent |. n. Pattison, of the
Southern Pacific Company left for his
home in San Francisco Wednesday,
having completed his work in this sec
ton for the present,
AIrs. ". S. Cook left Thursday after
noon for Olinghouse in response to a
message announcing the serious illness
OF her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Benoist,
who is o II resident Of Olinghouse.
Frank Ferguson and family returned
Tuesday from the Reese river valley,
where they have been spending the
past two months. They report having
had an excellent time.
\ son made his appearance at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. {. Bryant
Thursday morning, and Mr., Bryant
says that the youngster is welcome, and
can have pork chops, :" for just so long
Il time as he cares to stay.
NJ. l. Achey, the saloon man, returned
home Tuesday from an extended stay
in Colorado cities. He SAYS that he
had an excellent time, and his looks
would belle any other accusation than
that he lived the "simple life, . during
his visit.
Chief statistician CO. Blanchard and
vile arrived in Fallon yesterday and
and are the guests Of their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Gullickson. Mr.. Blan
ehard's work is in connection with the
reclamation department, and he Is a
instly popular official, with Il good opia-
ion OF the Carson Sink and its future.
The Burcnell Hardware Company
filed articles OF incorporation with the
county clerk, which gives the amount Of
paid up capital at $1,000. divided equally
between IL. l.. Burchell and c. NJ. Bur
chell al this place and Jud Jones and
D. J. Mccall, OF lone, California. The
total amount incorporated for, however,
is 100000.
We have 4 young man residing in our
town, if all reports are true, who Is
wonderfully and fearfully made. Tue
doctor says he has an iron constitution,
his friends say he has nerves OF steel,
his uncle says he has a wooden head,
the girls say he has a heart OF stone, an
enemy says there is more brass about
him than anything else, while others
d~etlare he has lots OF sand, and his
admirers declare he is ''all wool and "A
yard wide
Tull q Coffrin will estimate on your
house free of charge. See them at their
shop cast OF the Court House.
The residents of Carson Sink are en-
ioying weather that will make this sec
ton famous some Sday. Clear and
pleasant with not n stir OF wind to
bring the dust and dirt, it Will likely
continue with few interruptions
throughout the winter. Although we
sometimes have winds, accompanied by
dust, il must be remembered that the
California climate is interspers-
ed with fogs and winds laden with
dampness. which permeates n mans
anatomy, sparing only his soul. Taken
all, there is no more ideal climate
under the sun, than that with which
the Carson Sink is favored
sam Rosenburg has let the contract
to George Nilleneuve, the carpenter, for
the erection OF a neat cottage on his lot
in the w. W. Williams addition. Of
marked degree, and the care with which
me is having his domicile builded and
his various other newly developed &C.
centricities would Indicate that some
one is likely TO share the little home
with him. In TACT he eonfded in Us
that such might be the case, but ns he
train from doing SO.
Judge John S. Orr, Of Reno, one OF
the Republican nominees for district
Judge for the counties Of Washoe, Chur-
chill and Humboldt spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Fallon. 1t has been
the privilege OF the editor OF the Stand
are to know judge Orr personally dur
ing the past twenty wears, and We are
very glad indeed 10 be able 10 speak a
-oon word ior him, both rs a private
sltizen and a servant OF the people.
10 know Judge Orr is to respect and
admire him and his legal moral qualiti-
cations certainly make him an ideal
person to perform the judicial duties OF
mis- district,
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