Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-03-10
FROM OUR


at C%aliente, the contributions for his
salary having fallen to s. per month.
\ l00-stamp mill with cyanide annex
and concentrating tables is included in
the Schwab Company plans at Silver
! Peak.
Judge Henry Riyes, formerly one OF
the most prominent members of the
Nevada bar, died in Salt Lake last
Thursday of gastritis. He leaves three
daughters. He was one OF the attorneys
in the Raymond and Ely suits.
Allen c. Bragg, for the past year
editor of the Winnemucca Silver State,
has retired from that paper and James
+. Nugent has assumed management.
The Silver State does not
what the plans of Editor Bragg are, but
it is understood that he intends 10 re-
turn to Reno, his old home. The new ed
itor of the Silver State says that it will
be continued as a republican paper.
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Eddie |. Cudahy, the young man who
was Kidnapped by Pat Grove from
the home of his father, the celebrated
meat packer OF Omaha, spent a day in
Reno this week. He went to Reno TO
look after the interests of the Cudahv
Packing Company, of which he is one
OF the travelling agents. He is a bright
young fellow and is being trained in
the packing business in which he will
some day be an important factor.
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Charles Haywood, Secretary OF the
Western Federation Of Miners, who is
under arrest charged with completely in
the murder OF former Governor Stem
member OF Idaho, was employed in the
mines at Virginia City ut one time,
says the Virginia City Enterprise,
and he married the first girl born in
Carson City. His wife was named
Nevada Miner, and her parents now
reside in Humboldt county.
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The following Carson City society
event was clipped from the Appeal OF
that town. The Standard extends its
sympathy i'll equal parts to Mrs.
Captain Pete and to the gentleman who
wrote the article. 1t is Il fair specimen
of journalism as she is "writ'' in the
Capital City. Here it is: ''Piute Lady
Injured.-Mrs. Captain Pete is suffering
from a cracked leg, the injury being in
the vicinity OF her knee. She fell off Il
wood wagon last evening back OF the
Briggs house,
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The fallon Herald, in an article
headed ''The Land OF Promise men
tions Roosevelt as Gather OF the
reclamation act Il measure OF which
Senator Newlands was the author and
originator, and is conceded to be by
every resident OF Nevada, not blinded
by partizan prejudice. Had it not
been for Senator Newlands' persistent
efforts in the cause OF irrigation tallon
would have remained an insignificant
village in the heart OF the Churchill
desert without Il population sufficient
to support Il partisan sheet, such as it
is.-Nirginia Chronicle.
Here is a pretty good one found
floating around and perhaps some Of
you have not seen it: A man over at
Saltwater, who %patronizes the mail
order houses, allows the children TO
play with the big catalogues. one
morning the nurse came out and told
them there was II new baby in the
house. "Who brought it, asked the
children. The nurse replied that it
had just come. "Ol., | know said
one little tot, cts II Sears Roebuck
baby and | bet it's adulterated just
like the pepper and the strawberry
jam was, and papa will have to keep
it because the money was sent in adj