The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1910-09-01
DICKERSON PARTY HERE TUESDAY
DickersOn, Pittman, Sprague and O'Sul|ivan
All Make Favorable Impression With
FallOn's Thinking Population.

The FaIon coming of Governor D. S. Dickerson Key
Pttman candidate for United States Senatorial honors
Chas Sprague, candidate for congress, and John o.
Sullivan candidate for treasurer Tuesday afternoon
marked the advent of Former State En-
gneer Frank Nicholas and his little band of fanatica ad-
herens few days previous In the instance of the govern
action while in town. consistent with the
dignity that BELTS his office and his political oworkers
demonstrated their the rostrum and off, in
the instance of Nicholas brief whr along the main
sufiiced with stop in bar here and there, in the
minds of the Nicholas band convince the Of the
community of his claim highest office within the
gift of Nevada's electorate
The reception accorded the Dckerson party by the Faon
folks irrespective of party aiaton only one of many
like receptions accorded the party its tour throughout
the state which suced prove the governors
party the intense sympathy existing between the people of
the state and the principles for which this ndomtabe band
stands Alone and unaided they have been waging cam
pagn decent government very much along the lines fol-
lowed by the successful nsugent candidates California
way and though the predomnang ISSUE that of railroad
rule made the chief issue by the governor in his cam
paign did Hiram Johnson in his still Dckerson made him.
self understood Tuesday evening in the of his speech
at Carks pavilion that he wanted the faces the
diamond He wants to know the side of the under
dog the wall of the fellow that seng stepped upon nor
does he the public crack it's cheeks spams of
glad acclaim unless he is standing for what is fair right
decent and honest The who spoke first Tues
day nights rally introduced by Chairman N R. Fitz
patrick and his remarks nterpersed with vociferous
applause by his auditors He followed by Key Pttman
the brilliant young Tonopah lawyer who aspires to the
United States Senate who added substantially to his list of
Churchill county partsans by his powers of augmentation
and avowed precepts
Pttman spoke considerable length and the course of
his remarks laid particular upon the irrigation policy
of the government which he said strangely out of har
mony with the ordinary national policy involving the expen-
dture of public monies of the nation In Maine he said or
oher states from the west where harbor river
Improvement needed the usual methods invoked
the appropriation secured and the inhabitants benefited
thus at the of the nation presented with
utility In the where millions of of desert lands
await advent of water from the nearby watersheds
the into expanse of fertile producing
fields Uncle Sam has established cold ruthless business
policy devoid of recognition Of equity and hearess in its
every ramicaon. Pman pledged his efforts should he
be elected United States senator to the enactment of revis
ions the present law that will give the reclamation of
arid lands policy the nation the footing the river
and harbor Improvements policy and the many other internal
expenditures of the nation He said he would devote his
official time elected in seeking to convince the members
of national that Uncle Sam benefits in larger
measure the end than the farmer who by self denial and
industry by privaon and isolation makes the desert bloom
for the contribution thus secured the civilization of the
land cannot in Mr. Pittmans mind recompense him
fully for the pioneering incident upon the process
Continuing Pttman spoke upon the leading questions of
the day affecting this He said it the multitude
whom he spoke and not the special privilege Likewise
he asked who these who gathered together and
essay represent this fair state in foul that it is
only of wonderment that have not been kened
to goddess vrago defying the Almighty
The special privilege he sad represented the inter-
ests Of the corporations doing business within the state and
they would believe that they better than that
hev know more than and have wisdom In short
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