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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Riverside Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Dyer of Riverside
and their small daughter are house
guests Of Mrs. Lulu Pyle Little at her
Vermont avenue residence. Mr.. Dyer
is principal of the Arlington school of
Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
sojourned at Catalina

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alexander Bobrick
of Burlington avenue who with their
son and daughter have been at Cata-
lima for several weeks, have Joined the
Los Angeles contingent at Redondo,
where they will be followed shortly by
the young people.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Society

MISS ALMA KERNS has chosen
WI August 10 as the date for her
4 marriage with William c..
Vaughan, the ceremony, which will be
quietly appointed, taking place at the
home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. T. ].
Kerns on Grattan street. Early in the
fall Mr.. Vaughan will take his bride
to Japan, where they will make their
future home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
PROGRAM EVENING

Mrs. Charles F. Lummis was hostess
Monday evening at musicale given at
her home on East Avenue Forty-three,
entertaining more than a hundred
guests. Among those contributing to
the program were Mrs. Bowers, Seno-
rita Aspiroz, the Misses Villa, George
Anderson and Edward Rivibius.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
LINCOLN LEAGUERs MAY
PROSECUTE MITCHELL

Executive committeeman of the
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican league
will determine today whether one of
their number shall swear to an in
formation against Robert Mitchell,
candidate for assemblyman in the
Seventy-fifth district, who signed the
register at the city hall a second time
and voted.
Mitchell said it was an inadvertant
act and before the afternoon had gone
far realized his mistake and reported
the facts at headquarters, asking that
the second ballot be removed.
The case was laid before the district
attorney yesterday and he said he
would issue an information if a citizen
would swear to the facts.
Because of peculiar features con-
nected with the case the league Off
Gals are debating whether they shall
take the initiative in prosecuting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
occupyinu Catalina COTTAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Sumner P. Hunt and
daughter, Miss Louise, are occupying
their Whitley avenue cottage at Cata-
lima. They are entertaining as house
guest Miss Anita Thomas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
TROLLEY BOYS GET GOOD
SPORT OFF SAN PEDRO
Thirteen Employees Of Los Angeles
Railway Company Charter Launch
and Return with Boatful
of Fish
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 12.-Seventeen
trolley boys of division 8, Los Angeles
railway, chartered the launch Enellne
and spent today in the channel. The
days sport resulted in thirty albicore,
a few skpjacks and other scattered
varieties. Those responsible for this
unusual catch are Messrs. Swanson,
Stetson,s Tolan, Wilson, Thacker, An
derson, Macarthur, Alexander, Cowan,
Lowe, Harron, Williams, H. Benson, r.
Benson, Burrell, Phillips and Buckner.
Venice Villas and Bungalows
make life worth living. Rates
reasonable.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
TwiIlqht Wedding

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Cod
frey, daughter of Mrs. L. A. Godfrey
of Phoenix, Ariz, and Henry H. East
on, also of Arizona, was solenmized
at twilight Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stovell
Wakefield of Guirado street, this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Reception to Arizona ladies, ten
dered by the men of the Hassayampa
club. at p. M, Friday, August IA,
at the Hollenbeck hotel parlors 16-1S-20.
All Arizonans are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Extended European Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blaisdell, who
are spending a few weeks at Redondo,
will depart in a short time for an ex-
tended visit in Europe. Mrs. Marga-
ret Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaisdells
daughter, is spending the summer at
Catalina,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
BUDWEIsER

The most popular beer in the world.
There is less nroft to the dealer who
sells It, because 1t costs more at the
brewery. vet it's sales exceed those Of
ali other bottled beers, which proves
that its superiority is recognized every
where.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
Nnrfhern Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Winter and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, of Third and Soto
streets are spending month at Bart
lett Springs, near San Francisco. They
will also tour the northern part of the
state.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13
THE CITY

, Strangers are invited to visit the exhlDi ~
- California products at the Chanper
Commerce building, on Broadway, pet .S,o--
First and Second streets. where free a a
nation will be given on all subjects PSI '''---
ing to this section
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

The Herald Will pay $40 in cash TO any 70
one furnishing evidence that Will ieau ..or
the arrest and conviction Of any person
caught stealing copies of The HerAiu A-'-''
the premises of patrons .,uyAIn
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-13

"The Safest Beach
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
A FiOurishing Institution.

The Ihurenlll county bank Is IN d
nourlsn.ng condition at the presen.
time. Inc deposits exceed sloO, 100 aliu
me actual casn reserve Is 5USo mor,
man is required by the United States
government to De Kept by nationa.
oanKs.
MIR. Fairchiid, the cashier, informed
The editor Oh the STANDARD that ne III
.enas lo Keep ,nis very large reserve
on nanu al AL tunes 81 as " amply pro-
,iue lvr Inc wants vi ine oeposi.vrs.
Inc BANK mas made arrangements
~dn It's New iorn corresp.nden.
whereby they can issue drafts ON aii
parts ol Europe at the same rate vi eA-
cnange charged Dy hent and Dan ran-
eisco uaiins.
AS an extra safeguard and protection
u the peopie noney "a special nign.
;. dtenniaD has Deen eInpiOyed ny tns
Shureniil Counly balm, win ilsIrue-
l.olis " snvvl any viie entering lne
,alIa ailer nc goes vn watch. AZ ln.s
1.ne, wlien sale-crachers are piynl1
.tie.r wvrn Throughout Tile State, Ills
treeaat.on wni ve appreciated Dy tn
JalIons OF the DanK.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
DEATH OF A PIONEER
Albert Woodruff of Eagleville,
Passes to Great Beyond

Albert Woodruff, of Eagleville, died
about O'Clock Saturday morning, May
3, 1908, at the home of Mr.. A. Walter,
in this city, of pneumonia and the in
firmities incident to old age.
The funeral was held Sunday from
the Baptist church, Rev. G. w. Black
officiating. The remains were laid to
rest in the Fallon cemetery.
Monday of last week the deceased
was brought to Fallon by his son, VIM.
A. Woodruff, and Tom Kenyon, of Still
water, life-long and faithful friend.
For day or two he seemed to be get
ting batter, but the sands of life had
run and long and honorable life came
TO close.
Albert Woodruff was born in the State
Of Connecticut July 4, 1929. He was
amcng the thousands of hardy pioneers,
men and women, who crossed the great
plains in 1852 and have since trans
formed the wilderness west of the
Rockies into the most desirable resi-
dence portion en- the North American
continent. He spent the following ten
years in the mines of California with
varying success. In 1853 what was
known as the Austin excitement caused
him to leave the gold fields
of California to try his fortune in the
mines then being opened up in Lander
county. Later Mr.. Woodruff discov-
cred the rich mines at Eagleville, which
ne continued to develop until the day of
nis death. Upwards Of $50, COO in cash
has been returned from shipments from
this property, and with better facilities
or shipping the property would be
known throughout the mining world.
Ir Woodruff had associated with him
rs partners in this property Tom Ken
yon, the well known mining man and
assayer of Saltwater, and Scott Nc
Craken, of Point Richmond, CAL Mr..
Kenyon felt the loss of his aged friend
and partner as keenly as If he had been
mis- son, and he was among those who
followed the remains to their last rest
ing place.
Deceased had lived at Eagleville for
upwards of thirty years and for over
twenty years of that time had been
postmaster at that camp. A son, VIM.
A. Woodruff, of Eagleville, and a
daughter, Mrs. Clara A. Bledsoe. of
Portland, Ore, are the only relatives
left to mourn his loss.
In January of this year Mr.. Wood
ruff returned from visit to his daugh-
ter in Portland and called at the STAN
oARD Office to pay his subscription. In
conversation with the editor of this
paper he said that he wanted to get all
Of his business affairs Strengthened out
and return to Oregon, there to spend
the balance of his days with his daugh-
ter. The uncertainty of life is mani
fest in the miscarriage of his plans, but
it may be some consolation to his
daughter to thus be made acquainted
with her fathers almost last wish.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Bishop Rotirscn in Fallen.

The Rt. Rev. Henry Douglass Robins
son, d. D., Bishop OF Neyada, will COM
firm class in the Episcopal church this
evening. The Bishop viii preach in
connection with the confirmation SER
vice. This will be rare occasion for
the people of / allen, as the bishop 10
an eloquent and magnetic speaker. The
service will begin at clock with ves-
pers, followed Immediately by the
apostolic rite of confirmation. The
archdeacon, Rev. DR.. Hazlett, accom-.
panied the Bishop on his visit to this
city and will present the class. The
ardescon takes great interest in the
growth of Fallon, which he says is
first among the permanent agriculture!
centers of the State and one of the
most important town which ne visits.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Celebrates Birthday

Monday was the birthday of George
". Likes, and the genial and efficient
county recorder was the recipient of
many congratulations on all sides. Mr..
Likes is native of the Hawkeye State
and first saw the light of day May 4,
$50. Although 5S years of age, he
loes not look to be over 4S, which may
DC accounted Tor from his constant as
ISOLATION with the fairer sex, of which
ne has ever been All ardent admirer
But leaving all jokes aside, he is credit
ID with being the most efficient county
,ecorder in the State, the books in his
office being accurate and up-to-date at
times, while the perfect system em-
)loyed enables him to furnish informa-
ion desired in regard to any instrument
at moments notice.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Reported Five Leases Woulo
Bc Let on Eagles Nest
Estate.
Work Resumed on Mohegan
ard Other Chalk Noun
tain Properties.

Development work is still progressing
steadily on all the mines in the southern
end of the district. The Nj zpah, il
order to get good air circulation, is
running an uprase to connect with the
shaft. The Chandoin lease on thi
property is improving as the ore bods
is oponel up. The foree ON the At
liant c is working stsanIy anu expect.
~ zap The io,.e az s-iis t.iIie. Ine NJ
Na4a I1onn - y a..,iiss Iof Inc missing
paris Vi liis Ho.oI. soOn as tn~ss
wvfK val 6e oo1D.ee. " yin Oh H.
LIS AilsSi sfeAg i.as Dssn sesi,sAeS1
IOr "A I..as, oat 80. - aS-4Iii-ea sil0I ~,
W.la "a Ialse - Au1eS. in - ISeeee alS4..
w. DasSy, ~ ..Is i.ea i.oSA, IA se.-
liza. n.s SViiir ai4y "Dl4u l1SLas.y sla.4.
svoil. Iu.s s,e..y i.s.S ea.sOseIS.
Iv4n4 " "a al =. ..4e mV1A.i,os. " .1..
se...eiii~iis Va .,se ".o~ 4.~~..eii S.i.~I
svatnOIn paop~is.ss a..i Isssi.,s aes.N-
~, a.4a .4.as e.... VI .liS .4.ssl.e. ".il -
wolAlAss iaa.ly men Ds4ore silVw lII@-
a., ani.
Ias fairview Eagle notified It's en.-
plO, - taia. "a 4'-.-' .ii~ S.4~ sis.ii ses.-s
s.oa.d ~ .II.o D.teNe a. 81 ..a...e.
rSpoflosl 1nas 49, a. s.>.sa 4a4..s s,ii.a
er..i olnsr pasrsfs.eS ep-.a.L.s .ii l.4s
u4slr.et Ma ...sO ....-t5s 1..4s ses..e ~
t~esn h4ay AZ eI.s. eaae 1.
AZ % NsIy p.V.ssJ4s .ias.s II the n"
Nase sea.S s~~s.li~s AiI.s~is..i an 49,
ea.ll,I al 1lis eo.a.s s.s...-es 49," oss~4ss-ls5
wiI .ner~sass eis~.1 IV.s-~ ..ai-. .....s I,4o.,
erlIes lsss lu4o s.ii Ie-eaalS ..i.sa a."
lrouiiI e4ai ~ Vq~alss. ~.
AorR on Ia ...O4iaa.-il properly v.
ChaiA ls.oualA.iI ias.s e->.i asss.a..-,., ssi.e-
il Is Ina 4n.en1iV.i ~ ,iS o"lIy.s, 49,
waukee nIen, ~ u-N~lOp ta4e sIoui4--
ana n.aAe a minis. ins p.Opsa.y n.--
some r.cn s.Aer aIIea i~..4 OIe Va Ia.
dump saeKeA, ressay ~ sD.p.
4. b. h.eAey, prss.asns OF tn
Eagle Nest Oo..s. .'..liJ, % repoi.sa -
saying lnat nto i~asSs VIII 0e 1T ".
that estate tn4s y esN. Solns s,ooI sa4-
face showlnss nase 0ssn s.IueA On TIE
ground ana tns lea5e An.en ;, d win
ing up 10 about ..4siien a..o epsiiee ~
some very r.en Ore Det"~esi Iits iVV .a4i-.
200 foot lovels. Or sonie reason, Des.
known to the mala ! lnent, tn.s ieaso,
after tax ng out on~ sAap.Aens VI h.ei.
for further ore ooa.es. hoek rGni.Ass
high in value has Dsen Ioana Vn Oth-l
paris vi the Nest sroana ana ~ is Wa.
known that there are extens.ve oodies
Of low grade ore on tne estate. M4th
the advent vi leasers VINO w.n prove "
the ground they are werAng, tn0
Ea sles Nest viii eOme into us omn.
The Minnesota Neva1a investment
Company is pushing wvrK on Cha.A
Mountain. 1his conn any owns osel
twenty ella ms in three 1. .roeps and nas (
been work.n .ng the HON Saver gron T.
They have recently a1qa.red the I or.n-
THAN group, upon NnlUn strike mat
few Gays ago rans hisn N siiser anG
lead. Ii is me intention o. the com
pany to start WORK On this group "a,
once and the force of three mon wiil b.
Increased. The COM any rs hnanced by
st. Paul capital.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
falIon Writer in Reno Gazette.

Prof. B. A. Etcheverry of the depart.
ment of irrigation of the University Of
California, was in Fallon during the
past week looking over this branch Of
the Truckee-Carson project. Prof.
Etcheverry, accompanied by Thos. Viii.
hanson, assistant engineer, made sew
eral trips along the canals and ex.
pressed himself as greatly pleased with
The up-to-date methods employed. This
is the end of trip spent visiting the
different parts of the project in Me-
vada. He departed Sunday for Cal.
ifornia.
The assembly Of brainy, up-to-dats
business men at the meeting Of the
Fallon Commercial Club on Friday night
was one that any large city might well
be proud of. Looking IN On that gath
ering Friday night, the future of Fallon
could be read at a glance, for with men
Of such force and methods at the back
Of it, there is not any such word as
''fal', for the upouildIng of the town
nhe time to come.
The object of the club is to bring the
strength of organized effort to bear on
everything pertaining to the best in
terest OF Fallen and Churchill county,
the mines, railroads, agriculture and
sports. 1t viii also be busines mems
club, where they can come for socia
evening.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Church Notice.

AT the Baptist Church next Sunday
.Avrn.ng Dr. j. Is. Weber Will preaci
nvtner OF his highly imporlan.
,ories OF sermons under the gen
4ral subject, Sunday Mornings
Nth the church. his special top.c
1t II a. IN. viii be. ''1he Church: It's
ORGANIZATION and Government. Ii is
i subject deserving most careful study.
At lns evening worship his subject WIN
Je, The hast Young Man" lhls will
5e vi special interest to young men.
1enee a spee.atinvitatiCn is eAtendeu
~ all Young men to attend TINS service.
oil Angels are cVraiaiiy invited To at
.Sna 49, lnSse meetings.. "A hearty Wei
wine VIII Oe gwen " everybody.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
LOANS COUNTY $4,000
County Borrows That Amount
From w. w. Williams.

The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday morning
and transacted the following business:
Petition of the citizens of Jessup to
be allowed to buy the road between
Huxley and the town of Jessup was
laid over until the next meeting.
In compliance with the requirements
Of the town Incorporation act passed at
the last session of the Legislature, the
commissioners divided the town of al
lon into three wards, as follows: All
of that portion of the town lying north
of Williams avenue to be known as the
First Ward; that portion Of the town
wing south of Williams avenue ano
west of Maine street to be known at
he Second Ward, and all that portion
of the town lying south of Williams
avenue and east OF Maine street to be
known as the Third Ward.
Resignation OF w. H. Austin as con-
stable OF New River precinct accepted.
Pursuant to advertisement for ioai.
VI $4,000, Cranston Allen put IN BIC
.or SAUUO at SO, and W. W. Williams
oid Tor the entire amount at &c, whlci.
latter bId beng the only one meeting
Inc requirements was accepted, tn.
iiote to DC ready to be signed and pre-
sented at an adjourned meeting to De
neId Monday, May IL. At that meet
ing the commissioners will allow the
,Iils that nave been accommodating
agalnst the county Tor the past thre.
.uunthS,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. Jennie Ruddell went to the Bay
City friday TO see the fleet.
Just received at the ,. W. Collins
HARDWARE 90 ii complete line OF shei,
anu builders harumare, carload of steel
and iron anu roohng paper 2l-tf
Miss Elite Woelffel will leave about
the 10th inst. tor visit to her home IN
Mendocino county, California.
Mrs. J. Z. Hicks has returned from
Sacramento. Her mother accompanied
ner and expects to visit with her daugh-
ter in Fallon for some time.
DIR. and Mrs. G. M. Gardner, little
daughter Carr and Miss Janet Parsons
were passengers on Mondays train to
San Francisco to participate in the fleet
festivities.
Sunday morning W. H. Austin caught
trout in the irrigating ditch on his
ranch, about mile southwest of town.
it was of the speckled variety and
weighed about five or six pounds. Hub
says it was two meals.
Carpenters are at work making alter.
ations to the building occupied by ''The
Northern" saloon. Messrs. Summers
& Gragan, the proprietors will en-
deavor to make it one of the best ap.
pointed resorts in the State.
j. W. Ferguson and sister, Mrs. j.
M. Smitten, went to Rawhide yester.
day, the latter to visit her husband,
whose business keeps him constantly al
that camp. While there Mr.. Ferguson
will do little advertising for the Fal.
lon Commercial Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Downs and sons
Arthur and Ray, Mrs. Paris 7. Mark
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wightman and
son Lloyd, Miss Mabel Trolson, Fred
wightman and County Commissioner
Hartman formed party that took the
train Monday for San Francisco. Mrs.
Fred Wightman left Sunday for the me-
tropolis Of the Golden State.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Richards Sends Greeting

Miss Hattie Hicks, nurse at the St.
Helena Sanitarium, Napa county, CAL,
returned to her home in Fallon the fore
part Of the week for visit. Yester-
lay, in company of her mother, Mrs.
L. M. Hicks, and sister, Miss Jessie
dicks, she called at the STANDARD
office to say that ]. w. Richards sent
ais regards to all of his old-time friends,
with his message that he would start for
talion in a few days. Mrs. c. M.
dicks left on yesterdays train for q
visit in Portland, Oregon.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Returns of $136.31 Per Ton
From Five Tons Off of
Gold Wedge.
Cy. Hoover Gets in Right in
the Rich Mining District
of Shadyrun.

Luck is one of the elements that
makes or breaks the prospector ano
miner. To stumble blindly onto ledge
mat will assay up into the hundreds,
ground over which others have passed
without even passing glance, is like
he history of kawhde. Cy. Hoover,
u this city, Is one OF these lucky fel-
lows. Recently a stranger, Waltel
uales by name, came to Mr.. Hoover
and asked to be grubstaked for pros
pectlng trip to Shadyrun. Mr.. Hoover
nad never seen the man before, bul
consented. Gales was gone about five
days and returned to fallUn. he hao
located two claims and traction right
lp the canyon IRON Shadyrun townsite,
On one VI when is tlne spring "a
water. Assays were obtained IRON the
sre brought IN winch showed goou
values running into the hundreds ol
dollars. 1hls ore was taken Irum d
edge thirty Ieet wide.
Mr. Hoover was So well pleased with
me showing tnat ne accompanied Gales
" Shadyrun to satisfy himself OF the
.ealty vi The strike. he found every
tnIng just as represented, and While
mere these genliemen located three
.,ner Claims NEARBY. Gaies is now al
.urs ana the frst VI the week Mr..
hoover sent cut tools, powder and gruD
W last a monln.
ine nearness to the townsite, the
.lIen assays ouIained and the immense
sl1e Vi Inc ieages place tnis properly ili
.llc lronL raAen in lne u.sIflet.
i.eIurns nave been received from
saiIi pies sent IL the assayer Dy L. n.
.r4slOi. 1ne rOcn is lroiii cia.ms V~no,.
~ Dr.stvi, y. n. nicAs ai.u 4. II. me-
Dsugniin. lne ore assayea s-o.ov "a.
evla aiia UUe IN saver, inaniig @-s. az
VIAL. Inese senlieiiien ieil yesterday
.nvrning IVr onaay run. iney aie
,,.olleeis Vi lne uislI.ct and are sad ~
Aave slrucA r,en ground.
fraIA omiln caiIle In from Shadyrun
.uonuay. lie reports two more ship
.iients reauy Ior lne sampier from .iis
uvid W euae property. ne mas recent
~ let nunoer Vi leases, Lwo vi wn.cI.
are nov wvrn4ng. heturns lrom tne
ave TINS snlppoa lrVm lnis Properly
aDvut ten days ago nave ueen reeeseu
.liiu amounted " 9loo. oI per lVn.
Jam tialt, oscar fiolce and Leon
nan, wnu own lne Lvileiy boy group Va
lour clainls, nave sli.pinsnL u n,si
.raue reauy, wn,cn rs eApsc.eo " ps
aauieo vul IN a lew Gays.
tuesday morning Lusen Grutt, Jach
uiIics al.u u pir. Ilousc, tnrSe oI tnS
lnvst prominent operators IN hawhlde,
.cll ailon Ior oiiauy run Ny Aulo Law
cry 20. aulu. when lney reluri
svIne interesting news wni De gih CA
out, When wiii appeal iii ti,s neat ,ssu>
IA k1lAnlyr.ikAy.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Trial Jury Drawn.

Judge Jonn :. err came over from
4.eno OetwSen trans Monday and drew
-na nanes lOr The trial july Ior In,
s.nlns tern Vi court, when eonvenes
4s&1 tuesday. lie Informed the Stan
1AkD tn@t following the advice OF tn
4.str.cJ attvrney nc Concluded not'tC
e-na ene grailu jury, as the amount o.
Jus.nlss tV De Transacted by sueh q
1ydy at tn.s TINS would not warrant
.ns cApenSe entalled.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
THROWS RED PEPPER
Fong Wing Becomes Incensed
and Attempts Bodily Harm.

Tuesday evening Fong Wing broke a
bottle ever the head of Ben Sheckler,
who conducts the shoe shop near the
)ostotfice, at the same time throwing a
handful of red pepper in Sheckler's
eyes.
The trouble began over steak that
al been served to Sheckler, the tough
ness of which so exasperated that gen
,leman that he expressed his displo as
ure in no uncertain terms. To all OF
which Fong Wing took exception, fol-
lowing him to the sidewalk, where after
some parley it is said he drew revolver
IN Sheeker. Fong then went inside,
femarking that he would go and get
the sheriff and for Sheckler to wait.
de returned in moment and without
any warning struck the unsuspecting
.obblor over the head with bottle ano
With the otho.' hand throwing the pep
per. Luckily the bottle broke without
nhieting any serious injury. Two doc
vrs worked with Mr.. Sheckler most 0.
luesoay night, and yesterday mornin.
1s eyes were in pretty good shape,
although red and infamed.
Deputy Sheriff BAN Immediately ar
.estsd | eng Wing, who is now in jai.
waiting preliminary examination. The
astrict attorney yesterday prepared al
I'D etment against HIN, charging as
auit with intent to do great bodily
larm.
Fong Wing was held to the grano
,ury in 500, which he furnished anc
.,as f.eleaaad
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-05-07
Still Active and BRIGHT

Mrs. kizaocIn tcfhuson and Mrs.
/ III. erguson were III Town honuay
anu eaileu at the STANDAkD oluce loi
garden seed. Ihis is the nrst time the
lormer has peen IN town ivr Two years.
II will be remembered tnal sne broke ID
imb ABOUT year ago ny lailing lroni
a buggy. Notwithstanding her ao-
vancea age, the INJURY sustained anu
lnhrmities incident To oiu age, mrs.
erguson has good heaitny COM
piexIon and clear eye, whlie her mnu
IS active and prlgnt