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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15

the tax levy resulting in moneys now
available was levied;
NOW. THEREFORE,, it having
become necessary for this board to
exercise the authority and power
granted and inferred by that certain
act of the legislature of the State of
Nevada. entitled "an Act relating to
county government and the reduc-
ton of the rate of county taxation {.
approved March 13, 1903, on mo-
tion duly made and seconded, IL
Is unanimously voted that this board
be authorized TO make a temporary
loan of Two thousand five hundred
and seyenty-seyen dollars (s2, ,570
with whicl to meet the necessity and
the emergency reeited in the pre-
part hereof as freely and effectu-
ally as though recited herein, and on
motion duly made, seconded and
carried il is unanimously resolved
that a copy of this resolution after
It's entry in the minutes of this ses-
sion be forwarded to the Board of
Revenue at Carson City. Nevada, with
the request that this resolution be
approved by a resolution adopted by
majority of the said State Board
of Revenue, and that upon the
adoption thereof that this resolution
shall take effect after being recorded
in the minutes of the Board of
County Commissioners of Churchill
County. Nevada
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15

Morris & Loring Drug Co.,
Drugs, contract ......s ss.12
J. w. Firebaugh. scalps. =. 1870
Joe Bailey, fumigating -. $50
Mission Pool Hail. tobacco 800
w. A. Larson. road work.. $50
Dave Anderson, road work. 1900
L. Dondero, road work -. 335
G. W. Goebel, auditing books 1900
New Press Co, Binder =. 5.S3
Cash Lee, road work . 4.50
George B. Williams, road
right-of-way ... -. 10000
Frank Oar, road work. -. PATS
New. Valley Powers Co,
lights, Hazen .... 1906
A. E. Hitchcock, rd. wk. =. 1915
John A. Healey. rd. work. 1880
J. l.. Cochran, rd work 6.5o
Frank Hoy, scaips .... 1850
E. G. Norton, rd. work. =. $50
T. f. Frazier. road work :. 69.00
T. F. Frazier, road work $500
r. G. Heritage. rd. work 300
j. B. Cushman, road worl 1880
A. A. Lowe, road work. $50
Bish Ferguson. rd. work >. $50
Thos. Woodliff & Son, shoes
INDECENT -. 5000. $50
II. ID. Casey. scalps . 1900
j. II. Miller. care indigents. 222.75
M. E. Sanford, sal, G. Ward
en- 1890. ..... 1000
Jt Dalton, Indian police 500
e. f. Hendricks. plumbing 900
Morris & Loring Drug CO.,
Drugs. contract ....... 27.45
Churchill Co. Eagle pub. 40
Fl. c. Taylor, road work. 1870
w. H. Williams, I'd. work. 97.25
John J. Wall, sal. janitor 5000
New State Journal, print'g. 61.00
J. c. Coniff, mileage and
cash ..... ....... 21.30
Clinton Koeher, rd work. 750
Western Electric Co, phone
supplies . -. 2s5.6O
q. B. MeFarlin. phone mgr.
and cash ............. 240.73
Leo. Likes. phone lineman. $3.50
Cora cahili. phone bkkp.... 1000
Elizabeth Mulvaney, phi. op. 5000
Stella Richart. phone OPP. 5000
Utah, New. & |. T. CO., phone
tolls ..... .......... $500
r. T. Abbay, phone op.. 1900
c. b. Likes. coal. .. 1890
John F. Burnham, phone
fires ....... ........ 500
JOHN Dui uinhdins pnOnt
fires ........ ........ 500
Stella Greenwood, ph. op. 5000
Jackson Ferguson, rd. wk. 66.25
Churchill Co. T. & T. Co.
tolls. =. ..... ..... $50
c. II. Lehners, Co. physician
and cash ........ 1865
c. II. Lehners. Co. Health
Officer .. $3.50. $500
Chester Yates. road work. 1925
Churchill Co. Standard.
printing -.... ..... 24.50
Churchill County Standard
phone printing ........ 14.50|
T. E. Van Drielen, rd wk. 42.25
City of Fallon, phone, light
and water ........ 31.75
City of Fallon, light and wat
er ..... ......... 1895
A. E. Wilson, cash advanced 1890
Eli Cam. travelling expenses 1900
The Wilson Co. typewriter
ribbons ........ -. 700
The |. IL. Kent Co, road ma
terial etc. .......... 4153
Black & Ferguson. station
cry supplies ............ $40
Black & Ferguson, phone
Day Book .......... 1.50
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15

If you want to know the truth
about a man, ask any one but the
man himself,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15

Claims allowed by the Board of
County Commissioners, March 7th,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15
Sparks Loses Spirited Game
Local Girls Make Decisive Win

The girls basketball team of
Sparks High School met defeat in
Fallon Saturday evening at the
hands of the local six. The score
was % to 6. This was the same
team that won from Fallon in
Sparks two weeks ago by score of
IA to s.
Saturday evenings game was
much the fastest girls game seen
here this season. The Sparks team
is composed of tall players, with an
unlimited amount of spirit and
pluck and need but experience to
make formidable opponents for any
Nevada team of girls The home
girls were in the best of condition,
full of ambition and determination
to retrieve the defeat of two weeks
ago, started with a rush, and sus-
tanned the pace until the last few
minutes of play. A feature of the
game was the splendid defensive
work of Captain Matte Steinbrook,
Blanche Ferguson, and Fay Moody,
who held the visiting forwards to
their goals. More spectacular, how
ever, was the combination play of
the centers and forwards which re-
suited in the throwing of twelve
field goals. Forwards Dolf and
Bendle were covering the floor in
great style and hitting the basket
from all angles They converted
four out of their six free tries for
goal. Following is the score:
frma Bendle, forward, fouls. 4
field goals, free tries; Margaret
Dolf, forward, fouls, field goals,
free tries; Evelyn Steinbrook,
side center. / foul; Inez Laveaga,
center, fouls; Matte Steinbrook,
guard, 2 fouls; Blanche Ferguson.
guard, fouls; Fay Moody, guard.
The visitors lineup was; For
wards. Lois Kimmel, Capt, Marie
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15
BASkfTBALLERS IN
THE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS
Boys Win From Dayton With Score
of 81 To 31-Girls Retrieve Loss
to Sparks, % to @.

I'VE played, we fought, we con-
quered' is the report of the Fallon
basketball boys on their return
from Dayton Sunday p. m. 1t was a
glorious game, witnessed by the
largest crowd ever gathered In the
Datyon hall. Every citizen capable
of hobbling up the high stairway
was on hand with the full intent
of cheering their boys to victory
But it must be remembered that
Fallon, too, had many loyal rooters,
among whom were Mr.. Hartman
and Mr.. Coverston, who enthusias-
tically supported the home team.
The onslaught was terrific, and
Dayton at first could not stand the
test. Fallon forged ahead and
scored four points before Dayton
reversed. Dayton then came strong
and tied the score at 1912, but did
not succeed in outpointing the local
boys throughout the first half
which ended 1916 in Fallon' S
favor
The second half started with
both teams guarding closely and
shooting wild at the basket. Dayton
succeeded in caging it first and ran
ahead early in the half. but the To-
cal boys kept steadily onward. With
six minutes yet to play a side
show" ensued which removed Wal
lace Milton and W. Casinella from
the game. Howard Young then en-
tered the ranks for the local team
and put up a pretty game. The
half ended 15 all
Laveaga outjumped and outplay-
ed his opponent. West and Latin
did some excellent goal shooting,
while Hartman and Milton played
the ball well and guarded closely
at the proper time.
Henderson and Wentworth of
Reno officiated and did the work
enllrely Satisfactory 10 DOln SlueS.
Lineup and Score
Fallon: West f. 2-2-2-2-2-1,1.i,1 1,
IL; Latin +. 2-2-2-2; Young f. %
2; Laveaga C. 2-2; Hartman g.,
Milton &.
Dayton: F. Marketti t. 2-2-2; v
Johnson f. 20; NJ. Johnson c. 2-2-
2-1-1, l; w. Casinella &. 2-2-2; F
Marketti g. 2-2-2; H. Quilici G.
Mr.. McCracken. Mr.. Hartman
and Mr.. Coverston drove the boy.
over by autos, and a most enjoyable
trip was reported by all
Sparks Loses Spirited Game
Local Girls Make Decisive Win
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-15
A NOTED POTATO EXPERT
TALKS TO fALLON FARMERS
Il. IL. Grubb Tells How Quality May
BE Improved and Crops Greatly
Increased

E. H. Grubb of Carbondale, Colo.
expert potato grower in the employ
of the Southern Pacific Company.
visited Fallon last Friday to offer
suggestions and advice TO growers
of this district.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
RICK HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Omaha Auto Pilot Almost Sent to
Wreck When Carl Limberg
Was Killed.
WAS RIDING RIGHT BEHIND


That Eddie Rickenbacher had prob
baly the most sensational escape
every experienced by a speed pilot
since automobile racing began when
Carl I.imbcrg and his mechancian
were killed week ago on the Sleeps
head bay speedway, IS story that
has drifted into Omaha.
Rickenbacher was travelling right
behind I.imberg when Limberg's car
crashed into the retaining wall al the
upper edge Of the board oval Linn
berg and his mcchanician were hurled
over the track TO their death while
the car in mass of flames rolled
down the entire width Of the track
Rick was hitting II up AT l00-nile
an hour pace al the time He WAS
but a few yards behind. There was
no time 10 delay, the shock at the
sight OF his rivals being suddenly
hurled through the air was enough
to shatter the nerve control Of the
most hardly individual The wrecked
Dclagc car broke in two as II rolled
down the track, adding 10 the diff
culties of dodging IL. II All hap.
pened so quickly that the brain Of
those who witnessed the tragedy
could hardly register It.
Keeps Cool Head.
But Rickenbacher kept a cool head
in the extraordinary crises BY rare
skill Of driving the Omaha lad shot
his white car through the smoke
and flames between the two broken
sections Of the rolling car. There
we're still i20 miles oi the race 70 be
run before Rick could relax and rest
from the shock, but he kept right on
and won the race,
Eddie is none the worse for his
hazardous experience. IT'S All 4 part
of the game hc is reported 10 have
said as though dismissing the sub
ject from his mind
Morris to Drive Death Car.
The Delagc car which Limberg
drove Is being repaired and II iwll be
driven IN the indianapolis race by
CASTOR Morris, another former
Omaha automobile man Morris de.
clares he is not superstitious and viii
pilot the car despite the fact that u
took rs first driver 10 his death.
-Four former Omahans will be IN
the indianapolis race. IN addition 70
Riekenbacher and Morris and Charley
Merz, who will drive Pengcot,
RAYMOND Dashbaek, more familiarly
known as "Cbappy DASH will be
among the speed boys who will race
around the brick oval. Chappy will
ride with Barney Oldfield as Barncys
meehanician. Dashback was formerly
an Omaha boy and worked several
wears ON auto row before becoming
Barneys right-hand man several
years ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Kilduff Still in
The Charmed Circle

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Betting Starts on
Stecher-L Bout

Already they're starting TO bet on
the outcome Of the StechcrLewis and
steeher-Pet wrestling matches,
both Of which will be staged III
Omaha in July, the first July and
the second July IS.
Stechcr supporters, even at this early
date, are CHANGING their money that
Joe will throw Lewis in quick time
despite the wo-hour-and-ten- minute
draw at Evansville last fall There
Is plenty OF money to be had that
Steeher will throw Lewis twice in an
hour with no takers and considerable
that he will throw the Stranger twice
in half an hour with few takers.
Supporters OF Peters have sur
prised the Steehef followers. One
Peters man bet even money Steeher
wouldn't throw Peters once in an
hour. The Peters crowd has also
grabbed a number OF wagers that
Stecher would throw Peters twice in
thirty minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

nosed out IN the pcnnant fight by the
Braves after the latter bad made a
whirlwind finish IN 1915, for the
first time in McGraw's management,
they finished IN the cellar
Connie Mack organized the Atli.
letics IN 1901 They won the Amer
icau league championship in 1902,
1905, 1910, 1911, 1918 and 1914. They
also captured the worlds title in 1910
from the Cubs in 1910 and from the
Giants in 1911 and 1918. Last year
they finished last, for the first time
IN their career.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

Giants in 1908. Under him the New
Workers won the National league
peunants in 1904 and 1905, and the
worlds title in 1905 They lost the
National league championship in 1903
because Of Mcrklc's "boncr' and fin
ished third in 1909. In 1910 the
Giants finished second and we're first
in 1911, 1912 and 1918. The Giants
lost the worlds series with the Ath.
letics III 1911, lost to the Boston Red
Sox in 1912 and In 1918 were again
beaten by the Athletics for the big
honors. In 1914 the Giants were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Omaha and Valley
Clubs Shoot Today

The Omaha Gun club and the Val
les Gun club will shoot this afternoon
for the Combs trophy, AZ the Omaha
Gun club grounds across the waves.
The local marksmen won the
trophy recently from Wisnfr aud are
y against the Valley ehals
leuRcfs
The Omaha club Will he repre-
ssnitd ~ 4 number oi Class u shoot-
eFs. including Pan 0eilus, Frank VI
lls0n. laaunN kAgaM Charley Lewis
aud George hraudeis
lhr strength al Tbs Valley team
q not known hut Omaha expects tu
he ahle o. dsient ihe trophy success
lMlM
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Arlie Mucks Breaks
the Discus Record

Madison. Wis, May 20.-Arlie
Mucks Of the University Of Wiseon-
sin broke his own worlds record in
the discus throw IN a meet with the
University OF Illinois here today,
with a throw Of lss feet, 8 inches. He
bcsted the former mark by 2 feet 81
inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

During the last ten years In base
ball every team IL the National and
American leagues, with tie excep-
tion Of the Philadelphia Athletics and
the New York Giants, have had two
or more managers.
Ten years ago John McGraw was
managing the Giants and Connie
Mack was leading the Athletics.
These two men arc still plotting those
teams and bid fair 10 do so iof many
years 10 come.
McGraw started his career with the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Women Start Golf
Season in a Week

The Omaha Wnmans Gold asso.
riAtion Nill start the season a week
from lemogfaw At lhe Field club A
blind hngy contest Nill ~ On the
card tsents will te staged uH ihs
lasl Monday N zach month Until
September. each event hsng played
Al dillsfsHt club
The Field gluh has designated Ffb
daA AZ lhe day iof wnmsH K0ilrfs
Nill lafk BAD quite 4 number ~
lsminlas SELLERS plsslnK hn course
last seAg aHi txpFNts i0 aFe double
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Stecher to Meet
Leo Pardello at
Columbus Tuesday

Joe steeher will wrestle his last
match before the Lewis bout Tues.
day evening at Columbus, Neb.
Steeher will tangle with Leo Par
dello, the veteran Italian, that night.
pardello is ring veteran OF many
years He has appeared IN score Or
SO Of matches in Omaha. lie is more
or less OF seeond-rater and Is not
expected TO last more than a few
brief minutes with the Dodge phenom.
A number OF Omaha fans are going
up to Columbus for the event.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

The ayes were playing In
Chicago
A Cub fan was standing on the
corner Of Madison and Clark streets
Suddenly a look OF horror swept
over his face, He put both hapds
over his eyes so he could not sec the
terrible sight he knew was impending
For he saw Hank ODsy coming
south on Clark street and Eyers com
ing east on Madison,
But curiosity got the best Of the
fan lie yentured a peep with one
corner Of one eye Then he fell prone
in the street in a faint and the Cook
county hospital had another patient
For the fan saw O'Day greet Evers
and Eyers greet ODsy and both offer
10 buy a drink.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Western Umpires
Are q Rough Lot

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
BRAhDElS TEAM GOES
TO WAh00 FOR COMBAT

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
It's a Long Swim Back.

Mr., Gibson, says Mr.. Ring
side IN the morning paper, Ia
sending a lot OF box fighters
to Bucnos Ayres. Providing
the said box fighters intend
10 stay in Buenos Ayres, Mr..
Gibson should be awarded an
iron cross.
Merely as suggestion,
wouldn't it be a good idea II
Mr.. Gibson should send
few wrestlers along, tooi
The Wisconsin boxing commission
has suspended Freddy Welsh, be-
cause il is charged Freddy gargled
shot Of red-eye during recent bout.
Lips that touch licker,
Shall never touch mine"
Sings the boxing eommish,
You must hew 10 the line,
Your conducts disgraceful,
It's black blot you are,
And on you, Mister Welsh, cir,
We must put up the barP
The reason for this may be some
thing else.
But this is the guess that we choose
How could the commish,
Partakc OF the dish,
On one single shot Of warm booze
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
DENVER eLuH RELEASES
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
nrsINEss oF orTIMIsM.

BUSINESS or OPTIMISM
Perhaps you grunble at your lot,
fOu think you are the goat,
And of tho ships that enter port,
Not ones your fortune boat
hut griepe no more, LEI spirits rise,
Curse not AZ eneh huge bump,
Just think how much worse u could he,
III you were but an ump,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
SHE ANT THE
SAME OLD GAME.

The good old days, We fear, ara gone,
No more does passion flame,
The game has lost Its zip and rest,
u " no more the same.
We haven't read the news M ret,
We onrs heard eYery fray,
"The Human Crab was bounced again,
Ity Umpire Hank O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Won't Run Away.

Sandow declares Lewis won't run
away from Stecher this time, either
Lewis is better wrestler than
Steeher," says the confident San
dow, he knows more about wrestling
than Steehef. he's foxier man in the
ring than Stecher, and he's developed
a defense which will make the
scissors hold duck soup TO avoid or
break. Nebraska is in for the sur
PRISE OF its history, July 4,
Already interest IN this bout is be-
coming rife in Nebraska. So keen
is the interest Gene Melady, who is
promoting the event, intends 10 start
his ticket sale at least thirty days
before the match. lie expects many
requests for tickets from tar points
from Omaha. Special trains will be
run from Dodge and Fremont and per.
haps Lincoln % accommodate the
SteeheF supporters from out IN the
state
While, oi course Slechcf Is dsvat,
ing a good deal pi his attention Al
present toward the possible pro
motion ot a match with Frank nalgh.
Joe Is l0oklng forward ia chs Lewis
bout Joe has a grudgt againat the
NiIanglef That draw with Lewis
doesn't look gnod oN his record and
Ne Intends he shalt wipe u all hY
cleaning up nn the Lewis person ia
short afdeF 80 that he will hr yiHdi
Gated b. even tbs most akspilsal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
News Itsa.

President Dunn OF the
Cleveland club has spiked
rumor TO the effect that iris
Speaker and Lee Foil were TO
be fired.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
LEWIS HAS some HIGH HOPES
Strangler and His Manager Really
Believe Joe Stecher Is Going
to Be Defeated July A.
TO TRAIN FOR FULL MONTH

Evidently Stranger Lewis and his
manager, Billy Sandow, have hopes Of
earning victory when Lewis meets
Joe Stccher in Omaha on July 4. For
Sandow declares that upon the very
first day Of June Lewis will drop
everything, catch train to Omaha
and begin an active and conscientious
course Of training In this city.
Lewis will open quarters here and
will let the public see him in action.
He will bring a number OF good
wrestlers 20 Omaha to assist him in
training and he declares that the day
OF the match will find him in the most
perfect condition.
II Lewis makes good on his word
aud comes to Omaha on June |, the
local mat fans will know II he is in
shape Then Mr., Lewis won't be able
10 offer that old wheeze mot in
shape as any alibi IL Stecher puts the
finishing touches to him in record
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Gg GeF'ai tp9f|&5''a38I! fS|&s5saI!!o !!
BY Fred S. Hunter

fraudulently claims the worlds wrest-
ling championship, which is really
held by Mr. Aberg. First thing we
know Battling Nelson will be suing
the Bitter Root Kid for the light
weight boxing championship.
Now il that were Miguel Mendez
suing Aguous Lopez, as to who was
the champ toreador, it would be a
simple matter. The Judge would
merely dismiss the suit on the
grounds that Jack Curley has copy
right on that title
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

There is q Ouy we do mol Ike,
VIZ wih that ne could find him,
Whene'er a fan shall catch ball,
Hc dlWdys hOilere "si0a him." "
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

St Joseph Booster club
says base ball will die a ma
natural death in ST Joseph, il
rowdyism on the field is con-
tinued, says news item,
Which is something of a sur
prise, never having known
that base ball was ever born
IN 81 Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

Trench warfare is horrible,
but just think Of the case Of
Russ Phelps the demon
horse race scribe, who has to
attend the races
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
Tyrus Raymond and Teddy.

You can say what you like, but
those r. r. twins are still hitting 800
with the big stick,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

Alex Aberg is suing Stranger
Lewis in court because Mr. Lewis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

The athlete gloomily cast
his orbs toward the sky
Darn il" he said, lust
my luck, No chance for rain
and wanted to see Charlie
Chaplin today, too"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

n NIIt W"EII"ENs
Rain, rain 90 dwdD,
Come again another day.
BY the Athlete,
Rain, rain rome his nay, ;
donl hdDe 10 work and | drdw mg pay
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-08
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Estate
Of Mrs. Jane Y. Werner, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said Estate
will present the same, duly atte5ted,
within the time prescribed by law or
be barred.
H. L. WERNER,
w. l.. WERNER,
Executors OF the Estate Of Mrs. Jane
Y. Werner, deceased.
Oct. 18, 1916. 42-45