The Churchill County Standard (Fallon, Nev.)
September 18, 1908

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SEMI-WEEKLY VOL. V.—No. 51 FALLON, NEVADA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1908 Ten Cents a Copy CWEMION RESULTS Democrat! Hod Enthusiastic Mceling nd Put up a Good Ticket. The e locradc convention is a thin,;; the past. As was ex pected lie Non Part’sans put up a hard fight to gel control of the organization, and not until the harpoon had been thrown into them s. veral times and twisted and the big steam roller run over them did they “go away back and s t down.” The hardest fight was in the committee on credentials, where an effort was made to unseat tl e delegates fiom Jessup, Hux y and Hazen. These deleg; cs were finally seated, but not until the issue was fought out on the floor of the convention. After that the Bird of Harmony reign ed over the deliberations unti the time for nominating of two Assemblymen. Then it was that the Non-Partisans sacrificed every principle for which they had been contending to “get even” with the editor of the Standard, who was a candidate. Lem Allen acted as chairman of the convention and made a good presiding officer. The following were the com mittee on credentials; A. P. Bet tersworth, chairman; Lee Wight man and Fulton H. Sears. Committee on Permanent Or- ganization and Order of Busin* ss: i W. H. Sifford, chairman; E. P. I Osgood and E. W. Buur. When nominations were in or-| der the first office presented was* that of Sheriff. There were two nominations, E. F. Kilker and Dick Wiides. The former re ceived 18 votes and the latter 9. On motion, Mr. Kilker was de clared the unanimous choice of the convention. For Treasurer, J. W. Richards, Democracy’s grand old warhorse, was nominated by acclamation. There were two nominations made for the office of Recorder, G. W. Likes and R. E. Wood, the former receiving the nomination by a vote of 17 to 11. J. W. Sitton, the present in cumbent, was nominated for County Clerk by acclamation. Chas. Wight man and J. B. Young were named for Assessor ship, the former being success ful by a vote of 17 to 11. Jack Coniff was nominated for! the office of Surveyor by accla- j mat ion. W. C. Grimes received the1 nomination for District Attorney without opposition, and the nomi nation for Pub.ic Administrator was hanied to I. H. Kent as a joke, Mr. Kent being in Rawhide on business at the time. The Long Term Commissioner ship was given to Ed. McLa. e by acclamation. For Short Term Commissioner J. L. Cochran won over L. L. Downs by a vote of 15 to 12. Lem Allen and N. R. F tzpat rick were named for the Assem bly. Judge E. W. Black received the nom nation for Justice of the Peace of New River precinct at the hands of the delegates from that precinct. This nomination is an especially goad one. as Kooooooooooioo:! 5 EXPOSITION BUILDING. 9 0 B Never in the history of Nevada 0 0* has there been brought together such an exhibit of the agricultu- B B ral products of the state as that p C* of the first Churchill County Fair. It is of a character to in- a B vite th" admiration of the coun- fl a try and should be perpetuated, n 0 If the men and women who ft have made th a first fair possible 0 will but lend themselves to the W promotion of an enterprise wh ch B B is the logical and should be th" jj e* natural outcome of this success- a ful exhibition, of a certainty B B lheir names will g down into jj n history on the roll of honor of a B Churchill county. 9 Perpetuate Ihi* exhibit by the 9 0 erection of a permanent Expo- 0 0 sition Bui.ding at Hazen on the 0 a main line of the Southern Pacific a 9* railroad. 0 At first blush this would appear Q to be a great undertaking, but V K under close scrutiny will reveal A 3 itseif as much easier of accorn- 9 plishment than was the inaugu- 9 B raton of the Fair. A few hun- B 5 dred dollars would erect a suit- i 9 able budding, close to the depot, 9 B where Hast and West bound pas- B 3 sengers might have an opportun- I 9 ity of seeing, with eyes which B 0 must believe, the products of the B 3 most wonderful land under the 9 sun. In such a movement the 9 B Southern Fac tic railroad could be B 3 retied upon to give all assistance I 9 possible. For the asking, in all B B probability, they would donate B 5 the land and perhaps materially S B assist in the construction of a 9 B suitable building, For the rest Q S it would only remain for the a 0 ranchers to renew the perishable 9 B exibits and there can scarce be a J question but that the railroad X 9 could be relied upon to furnish 9 B free transportation for these re- Q newals. a Think it ovsr and act. rnmmmmmmmmmmamtimtmmmxmmmmemmaoaum A Good Democrat. Judge W. H. A. Pike arrived in town Tuesday to hold rourt. A repr. sentat ve of the Standard walked from the de.xrt with the Judge and iri ridentally mentioned that the Demo cratic couuty county convention was in session. ‘‘Well,’’ said the distin guished jurist, "Judge Curler came down with me to try a divorce case, but the Democrats being assembled n the court room, Judge Curler will have to wait. Nothing can disturb a Demo, cratic meeting," The Judge heard the divorce case in the District Attorney’s office while the Democratic party help possession of the court room. Death of Mrs. Reed. About two weeks ago Mrs. Reed, of Honyeye, N. Y., mother of C. P. Reed, of the Wonder Lumber Co., ar rived in Fallon on a visit to her son. Wednesday evening the heavy hand of the Almighty was laid upon her and ahe passed into the great here after. It is reported that she was taken sick on the train, en route to visit her son. The remains will be taken to Her home in the East for interment. Mr. Reed has the heartfe t sympathy of the entire community in the loss uf one so dear. Duck Shooting Is On Mark Wildes, Lon Hammond and Ed. Robinson went out shoot-; ing Tuesday and came home with twenty geese and forty-eight ducks, and the Standard ac knowledges the receipt of a fine goose and a nice big mallard. County Clerk Sitton tried his hand at bringing down a few ducks, with the result that he killed twenty before breakfast time. W. K. Lee and famiiy returned yes terday from three weeks camping in the mountains near Eleven Meadows. Judge Hlack has saved the tax payers of the county thousands of dollars by his refusal to be a party to graft methods in office. A WONDERFUL DISPLAY Exhibits At the County Fair En tirely Surpass Expectatons Of Promoters. The Churchill County Fair opened its doors promptly at the appointed time. Wednesday noon. Dr. C. A. Hascall. chairman of the committee on arrangements, in a few appropriate remarks, fairly launched the enterprise. At the conclusion of his remarks, he introduced Fulton H. Sears, the orator of the day. Mr. Sears is one of the newcomers, but he is a man that takes a deep inter est in all that pertains to the de velopment and upbuilding of i his adopted home. He is an able speaker and he made his way quickly into the hearts of h s hearers by the thorough and complete knowledge of the needs of Churchill county which he dis played. The betterment of the public roads was the burden of his talk and he impressed his hearers with conclusive argu ments which in the near future are apt to be fraught with prac tical results. The attendance on the opening day was all that could have been expected. Considering that the ladies and gentlemen behind the enterprise had only two weeks in which to launch this first annual Churchill County Fair, and the results are marvelous and makes certain the organiza tion of a pennahent fair associa tion. The interest aroused is best evidenced by the agricultur al products. This is about the busiest season of the ranchers, but they have found time to gather an exhibit of the products of their ranches such as has nev er before been seen in the State. To those who have not seen _ the exhibits this would appear to be the natural exaggeration of a newspaper intent on lauding home products, but this fair fol- j lowing immediately on the heels of the State Fair allows of com-1 parison that carry with them the conviction that this exhibition of Churchill county products is far superior to any thing ever before exhibited in the State. It is an exhibition which' should be perpetuated. The limited space of a newspaper article will not admit of a detail-, ed description of the exhibits. It j is sufficient to state that in every instance these exhibits were of a grade which would warrant the most skeptical in investing in the1 land of the sage brush and cac tus. If the men have been so suc cessful in bringing forth the best that the land can produce, what! is to be said of the work of the women in the domestic field, the product of the home which they have on exhibition. It must be borne in mind that all these ex hibits can honestly be taken as an average of the general pro* duction, for the simple and very effective reason that from the inception to the culmination of the ente: prise, the time was so limited that no special effort could be made to do other than gather together samples of the every day products of the home Do you know that c($ie Rees Pharmacy Has moved to the Churchill County Bank Bldg? Purest D.u£s in Fallon at the Most Reasonable Price. Call and See. MIZPAH MINING CO. Report of the Conditions of this Wonderfully Rich Estate In Fairview Farview Mizpah shares will soon go to $10.(10 and higher backed by the real merits of the Mizpuh mine and as sociated properties with their enormous ore bodies as an asset. Trading in tois desirable mining se curity will begin on the New York curb about November 1st, as the ship ping of high grade ore will commence promptly on that date. The balance due of $45,000 on pu> chase price of the Fairview Mizpah estate has been paid off in full and the deed to the company was placed on record at Fadon Nevada, Churchill County Records office. Sept., 8, 1S08. John J. McDonald, Steve Wolschlag, Rudolph Kneer, and D. J. Kennedy with other stock holders furnished the money.. Before John J. McDononald, Steve Wolschlag, and Rudolph Kneer paid over their share of the money they haJ the Mizpah mine examined by W. P. Day of the Woldorf Mine, Colorado, and this is what he found after care fully sampling the ore bodies ss ex posed in the workings of the property: Ten feet of ore in bottom of 70 foot shaft, sampled clear across, averaged $88.47. Five feet of ore at 200 foot level sampled clear across averaged $34.21. Eighteen inches of sulphide ore along side of five feet above averaged $2:13.45 Six to nine inch seam talc in upraise 150 foot level averaged $235. 46 Assayed August 10th, 1908 by the Pa cific Refinery and Assay Office, 409 Mission St., San Francisco, Cal, Reserving a duplicate ef each sample the same lot was assayed again at Denver, Colo., by R. E. Wood Co,, 1734 Arapahoe Street with the following result: Ten feet of ore bottom of shaft sampled clear across $81.24. Five feet of ore 200 foot level samp led clear across $37.30. Eighteen inches along side above five feet $235.89 Six to nine inches talc in upraises $231.89. To further prove the richness of the Mizpah, D. J. Kennedy invited John J. McDonald and Rudolph Kneer to vis it the Mizpah and sample it again on Sept. 4th, 1908, at which time Mr. Mc Donald took five samples haphazard from the 200 foot level to the bottom of the shaft; the samples were assayed on Sept. 9th, by George A. James Co., 371 Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal., with the following result: Two feet high grade talc average $884.02. Sulphide ore at 200 foot level $248.07. Quartz about three feet in shaft $13617. Quartz about four feet in shaft $73. 60. Wall rock $7.37 Some late assays from the company of J. A. Pearce, Fuirview, Nevada: High grade quartz $177.30; high grade quartz. $204.56; high grade quartz *236.75; high grade talc $839.45; high grade quartz $122.82; high grade quartz $2o5.84; high grade talc $1,255. 45; high grade talc $994.95. The company has a splendid treas ury on hand although not a single share of treasury stock has been sold to the public aud none for sale. Agressive development work has been caried on since the purchase of the property last October, begining w.th a shaft right down in high grade ore for seventy feet, proving the con tinuity of same as well as dip of the vein. The contour of the Mizpah moun tain being a favorable one for a fine working tunnel, after establishing the eeartainty of the big Mizpah vein go ing down, a long tunnel of 450 feet was driven to catch the main ledge at a depth of 230 feet perpendicular. Encountering the huge ledge over 50 feet wide at the 230 foot level, 200 [Continued on Last Page.] and farm. Under these exceptional con ditions the exhibits cf fancy needlework, of art and the culi nary department are the most wonderful, for it must be remem bered that no time was allowed for special preparation and that these home exhibits were gather ed together almost out of hand by the ladies’ committee, and are honestly representative of the every day work of the Churchill county housewife. To Whom It May Concern The day after the Rawhide fire 1 started for that camp with a friend of mine and a couple of other gentlemen, all of us being losers by the fire, when an effort was made to stop me from carrying my friends by the manager of the K. C. Stage Co., on the grounds that I would have to have a license for carrying passengers. It has come to a pretty pass when a man cannot carry his own friends free of charge. These same people have gone so far as to no tify the Sheriff to arrest me if I start ed out of Fallon with a fellow passen ger. I have never yet charged one ot these passengers for riding, and pro pose to carry any man that I wish to at any time. Wm. Mears. The District Court. Judge W. H. A. Pike, who has just returned from a month’s visit to his old home in Maine, came over from Reno to hold court, the first time in many months. The court allowed a divorce to Mrs. J. W. Carroll, wife of the saloon-keeper who was convicted of manslaughter in Hazen about eighh teen months ago. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment. Judge Cur ler appeared for Mrs. Carrol. Judge Pike instructed the foreman of the grand jury, J. W. Ferguson to convene that body for November 6, the date set for the next sitting of the District Court. Vote of Thanks We the members of the Fallon Com mercial Club Band desire to thank all 1 those who assisted us in making the I celebration on Labor Day a success. F. Harvey Smith, H. Clinton, Secretary. President. Th* Standard for all the news. Badges for Bryanltes. The Standard is just in receipt of a consignment of very hand some Bryan button badges from the East, on which there is a a splendid portrait of the great commoner surrounded by the in scription, “I gave my dollar, did you?” Every Democrat in Churchill county should have one of these buttons on the lapel of his coat and the sooner the bet ter. A good deed is twice done if its done quickly and the soon er you come forward with your dollar for the prosecution of the national Democratic campaign, the more effective is likely to be the work of the national cam paign committee. The fund is beginning to show signs of a healthy growth in and around Fallon. Seven contributions have been received this w’eek. The badge will be a receipt for your dollar. Those who have already subscribed can have their badge at any time by calling at the Standard office. Step lively, gentleman, and get in line with your dollar. One hundred cents spent in a grea cause is not much to dem onstrate the strength of your convictions. J. W. Richard*. $1 ixi A. 1*. Bettersworth. l oo Michael Gragau 1 no J. H. Mills 1 oo Eugene Roche, of Hill. 1 oo Fred Franku. 1 oo E. W. Black. I oo Thomas Dolt. 1 oo N. K. Fitzpatrick. 100 E. P. Osgood... I (X) K. W. Burr. 1 oo G. W. Likes. 1 00 R. L. Douglass. 1 oo A. W. Lofthouse.. i on J. C. Lofthou»e. i oo Ned Bchoeraff 1 Oo J. B. Young.. l 00 G. M. Lofthouse. i no W. C. Grimes. I oo Fulton II. r***ars.. 1 (X) P. J. Kennedy. i tfl K. C. Vaughan 1,0 J.V. Downey. 1 oO Mums Heal-y. 00 Frank G. Hough. 1 00 John Wheeler.. j oo Fred Schafer 1 tq I, c. Ptmltm i i K.HuaHboo i K) J. s. Gray j oo Leon olardone i oo P. T. Mark well _ oo Total. 932 00 Tahoe Tavoru now open. Low summer ratest The G.&K. Drug Co. Is doing the largest business sf any drug store in Churchill County'. Your Credit Is Good Even if times are hard. Low est prices and best goods. W. W. Williams. President Thou. Dolf. Vloe I*rt>sid«,ni M. D. Fairchild, Csihtor J F r. gtra*»ber». As'lstant Cashlor I CCtiurrtflU (County Sank JMlon. Nrnaiia Capital Stock, fully paid...$50,000.00 Surplus 7,000.00 A home bank whose officers and directors are local people, well and favorably known in Fallon and vicinity. W e handle all the business entrusted to us with care. Small deposits given the same careful attention as large ones. MEET ME AT THE FAIR I will have a booth at the Fair 16 to 18. Will be pleased to meet all and make new acquaintances. During the Fair-Special prices on every article. FRANK SMITH, FALLON

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Churchill Standard An Independent Democratic Paper A. P. Beitersworth. Editor and Proprietor Democratic National Ticket For President WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN of Nebraska For Vice-President JOHN WORTH KERN of Indiana A Poor Start. After the nominations were over at the Democratic conven tion Tuesday Lem Allen and N.! R. Fitzpatrick, the nominees for the Assembly, in open conven tion declared that it elected they would vote for Francis G. New lands for United States Senator in spite ot every protest. That kind of talk may sound good to a handful of Democratic dele gates, but is it calculated to in spire the independent voter with confidence? We are inclined to doubt the wisdom of the pre election declaration of these gcntleni en. Daily in his talks over the country Win J. Bryan ndvocfl. tes the election of United States Senator by direct vote of the people. It is a Dem ocratic principle and is consider ed one of the strong planks in tin* platform of tin National Democratic party. It is design ed by tins method to break the power of i he plutocrats, the trusts and the predatory rich, who were wont to purchase their seats in the upper house ot congress, and place the elective machinery' in the hands of the common people. The Republican convention at Goldfield and the Democratic convention at Tonopah both de clared lor the election of United States Senator by popular vote, the action was ratified by the Chairman of the Democratic State Committee and the Chair man of the Republican State Committee signing articles of agreement to that effect. The challenge to go before the people came from Senator Newlands himself, and now the first intim ation that the agreement will not be kept comes from the New lands side of the house. The Standard has all along doubted the binding effect of these agreements on the hold over Senators, but there can be no question as to the moral ob ligation of the members of the Legislature who are to be elect ed this fall, Any man who is not willing to abide by the wish of the party as expressed by the State convention will surely find a rocky road with those voters who believe in lair play. “Shall the People Rule,, "Shall the people rule?” asks Bryan, and a lot of people are making fun of him for it. The chances rue nine-tenths of the very persons who se* HONF ?4« MercAjd^u: A ,0.*. U-- Pianos Mover1 aw! ctore^ A WAREHOUSE 1N C0NNECT10N Fresh Batter, Milk or Cream Delivered Directly to Your Door, Monvnr or Fveninp J. A. BMl I V, FALLON, NEVADA Plmrn No. 5—1 »liort 1 long *4 *»_»• wm^i WARREN W. WILLIAMS GENERAL MERCHANT FORWARDING AGENT RELIABLE GOODS AND A SQUARE DEAL AT ALL TIMES V The Only Store in Fallon Selling 1 INMAN’S 1 “CRESCENT” FLOUrT CARSON SINK MANUFACTURE In Buying and Selling, Carson Sink Products Are Given Preference WARREN W. WILLIAMS, FALLON LAKE TAHOE AND RETURN $7.10 FROM FALLON (Include* 70 mile trip around the Lake) Leave Fa’Ion any Friday at 4 p. m., arrive al Tahoe Tavern at 11 p. m; spend Satutday, Sunday an J Mo iday at America’* most Beau tiful Mountain Lake, over a mile above the sen, in the heart of the High Sierras. Tickets good to return either on Sunday or Monday. Ten day tickets $10.15 for the Round Trip, on sale every day until October 15, 1908. Where can you find a more idea! place to spend your vacation? Full details and literature upon ap plication. Any agent. Southern Pacific f The Nevada Inn J iiKUN .v GRI HKK. I’K"I’M

J The Only First-Class Hotel in Churchill County FINK KOOMH. GOOD TABI.K _____ t _ _ _ __ HAZEN, NEVADA V -J NEW HOME RESTAURANT IN Palace Saloon Gf‘H ilk. Ma’ H’ft i U i N U. ;!1 i v r t M Watches Silverware Diamonds i \'i nn I IT11 in.(I,-I .ill* 1 Arriving tlnilx Fine Repairing CHAS. E. COE Jeweler FAI LON Steam laundrv

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This Store Closes at 6 P. M. Week Days, 8 P. M. Satur days and All Day Sundays The L H. Kent Co. This Store Closes at 6 P. M. Week Days, 8 P. Mv Satur days and All Day Saffddys Your Credit is Good realize the fact that the majority of the good people in this community will need some assistance in the way of credit, to enable them to harvest crops, more especially this year on account of the money stringency, which has just practically struck Fallon. We are going to do business on the same old lines that we have in the past, and if it is in our power to help you, we are going to do it. Our liberal discounts for cash trade enables us to save you money if you are in a position to purchase for CASH. This Store Closet at 6 P. M. Week Days, 8 P. M. Satur days and All Day Sundays I The I. H. Kent Co. This Store Closes at 6 P. M. Week Days, 8 P. M. Satur* days and All Day Sundays SELECT A SCHOOL TO PATRONIZE In selecting a school to patronize there arc six points in favor of San Bernardino Business College and Civil Service Institute *h»t no prospective patron can afford to locate. 1. This ia the only school in Califor nia making a specialty of coaching for the U. S. Civil Service and assisting young people to secure Government positions, examinations for which sre h id here in the same building in which this school is located. 2. The famous Lightning Legible, Shorthand is taught here by its author in half the time and for half the cost of the old systems. :s. This is not a branch school under the supervision and tutorship of hire lings. The president and owner gives close, personal supervision to every department of the work, and looks closely after the individual interests, moral and social surroundings of every pupil placed under his care. No dew. heads and toughs are retained. 4. The expense of a course here is less than at any other first-class school west of the Rockies. 6. Every department is in charge of a special teacher and every teacher is a specialist. This school attracts the best class I of patronage irolti Cmiadu to Mexico aim most of the Western States. I’ar l.cuiars lor the asking. No Huntin| Without Permission. Anyone found trespassing on my ranch hunting, camping or fishing, without permission, will be proaecute.i l to the full extent of the law. This is given because damagingfires have thus lieen started Hnd stock shot. i.'-tf A H. Heffner. For Sale. Second-hand sewing machine, $120.00. Call at Standard othce. \real estate and insurance

H. W. Marean 'mprovod and Unimproved Farm Lands Homestead Rellnqulshmei te Town Property THE c/lLLEN Theneatest rooming house in the State of Nevada 1 Every room an outside one One Block from ‘Business Center I have resumed the conduct of "The Alien.” and respect fully solicit the patronage of She traveling public, who will find everything here convenient and home-like. SMTtS. C. L. cALLEN. Ftllon

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i| Barrel House HOOVER BROS., Props. WINDS,LIQUOKs AND CIUAlt i ii All Goods are war- ranted first-class r 1 t MRS. C. H. KRAMER*! Hus received, and in- I vites inspe. tion of her fine stock of. Millinery and Art Embroideries For the Spring and Slimmer Season of 1908. Merry Widow Sailors. Ohl Hats Remodeled and Retrimmed ^Finest Stock of Candles in City I have a lar^e lot of Nevada tur quoise which I will mount for you at best prices to suit. Be patriotic and wear Nevada stones none better. H. Coe, Kent Block. James Orchard Robert Galloway ORCHARD GALLOWAY KRICKMAKKRS Contractor* in all Lines of BRICK and STONE WORK All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Cheerfully Given. Office and Yards: FALLON, NEVADA People’s Express Covell Dick, Props. Baggage, Express, Household Goods and Pianos Moved Hauling of Any Description, with Promptness and Care Phones 101 and 185. Fallon, Nevada j FallonFurniture&UndertakingCo 2 Ha* the finest line of House Furnishings in the State outside of Reno, Tonopah and Goldfield a Mission Furniture Office Supplies j Come and See Us at Our New Store on Maine Street LmaAAAAAAAaaAAAAAA AAAA AAA a a A AA AAA A AAAAAAAAaA A AAA Mi FALLON LIVERY STABLE AND FEED YARD SECOND ST. Open day and night Courteous treatment Good stock, new rigs and right prices for the traveling public II A driver is always on hand for those desiring them C. H. BRISTOL, PROPRIETOR FALLON, NEVADA The Standard for Job Work.1 C. P. REED M. E. REED The Wonder Lumber Co. DEALERS IN Oregon and White Pine and California Redwood Doors, Windows, Roofing Paper, Moldings Building Material of All Kinds Redwood Posts Heavy Mining Timbers Etc., Etc. Free delivery to any part of the city. Orders from Wonder, Fairview, Rawhide and other camps promptly amended to. It Will Pay You to Get Our Prices Before Buying Elsewhere EXCLUSIVE AT “The Northern” Tony Faust Extra Brew Everards’ Beer, Buffalo Lithia Water Apollinaris-Imported Writing always in sight. L. M. ALEXANDER CO. EXCLUSIVE PACIFIC COA8T DEALERS L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriter RECENT SALES j W. and J. 8L0ANF. CO. ANGLO CALIFORNIA BANK j STANDARD OIL CO. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO j UNION TRUST BANK 1 Send lor Descriptive Catalogue. 4 L. M. ALEXANDER CO. j 512 Market Street San Francisco, Cal.

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(Cljr QUjurrlfill (Bmutty S’taui)ari> ISSUED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY A. P. Hktterhworth, Editor nnd Prophet* i Official Paper of Churchill County. p**r year (in advance).** JJ Entered in the Postoffice at Fallon, Nevada as second class mail matter. Classified Advertisements Advertisements under this heading will bt charged Jurat the rate of ten tents per llnsloi the first insertion and five rents per line lor each subsequent insertion. FOR RENT. FURNISHED or unfurnished house to rent. Choice locality. Running water at sink. Apply to E. P. Osgood. FOR SALE BONE MEAL, in any quantity. Fallon Slaughtering and Supply Co. 2tvle ot tie Fallon Forward Company doing Uus iiess m Fallon, in the County of Chuichiu. State «»i Nevr j.« this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dec ge W Like.-and c. H. Likes having purchased the entire interest of W- II Au-tin in the concern. Heorge W. Like- und c. 15. 1 iW»*y hereby assume all indebtedness, and are to collect all bills owing to tie* Fallon Korwaiding Company. W. H. At'STIN. c. B. LIKES. tiEOitUE 'Y. LIKES Dated at Fallon, Nkvada. September 4. A. D.. 1'.#*. *s Notice of Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of un \eeutiou issued out of the Second ludi* iul Di.-tru t Court oi the suite ui Ne vadu. in and for the county of Churchill. duted the -M»th day of July. I "rt. tn a ceitain action wherein The Wonder Bank and Trust Company, a cor|N»ratif»n. a- plaintiff. recovered judgment against I he North “Uir Mining Company of Wouder. u Corporation, defendant. lor tin* stun of ♦Ofd.'.'H, l nited states gold coin, and emu of suit, taken at ♦14/0. 1 liave levied upon the fol lowing described property, situate in the Bon ing Distfh 1 ounty of hurchill. Mtate of Nevada, towit: Ro>* Lode Milling Claim; Ko-e No. 1 Lode Mining claim: Twilight No. 1 Lode Mining Claim; Twilight No. 2 Lode Mining laim. Twilight No, 3 I/ale Mining c laim. Notice is hereby given, that on Saturday, the 19th day of September. 19t*. at ten o’clock in the forenoon ot that day. at the frout door of the court house in the county of hur chill. i will sell all the right, title and interest of said The North Star Mining Company ot Wonder, a corporation, the defendant, in and n» the above described property at public auctiou, lor cash, gold coin, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all coat*. ROBERT SHIRLEY. Sheriff. Cheney. Massey, l’rice ,v French. Attorneys for Plaintiff. _ _ Registration Notice Notice Is hereby en that the registry book* for the municipal election, to be held on Monday September 2*. 1WX*. iu the tow n of tauon.aro now open at the office of the Registry Agent for the town of Fallon, county of Churchil. State of Nevada, said office being in the post office in said town of Fallon, and will re main open on all legal day* fioni 10 oclock a. nt. to 6 o'clock p. m.. the 14th day of August. 19U*. up to the 17th day of September, 1W*. him! for ten day* preceedlug the say set lor the Clos ing uf th** book* they shall be open at the office of tie* Registry Agent, between the hours of o’clock and 9 o'clock p. in. iu addition to the hours heretofore mentioned. The books will close at the hour of p. m. on the 17th nay of September, 180H. Naturalized citizens will l>. required tn present their naturalization papers for inspection by the Registry Agent at the time they appear and re quest their names to be registered. E. W. BLACK, Registry Agent for Town oi Fallon, Churchill County. Nevada. Alias Summons It, the Second ludicial i/lutrlct court of the j State of Nevada, iu and for the County of Churchill. 1 he J II, Kent Company, a corporation, plain tifT. va. l». A. I^ee and Joseph Walton, de fendanta The State of Nevada sends to ft A I.ce and Joseph Walton, greeting Yon are hereby required to appear iu an ■etion comroen-ed aeainat you a* defendant# by the I II Kent Company, a corporation. a* plaintiff, in the lie nod Judicial luntriet Court of the Stale of Nevada, in and for the County of Churchill, and answer me complaint the In within ten days a ter the Mjrvl-’O on you o thin summons texciu iveofdayof service) It t served in -aid county, -t twenty days 1* >#*rved out of said i-ounty nut within ►aid district, and in all other eases f »rly day*, or J idgtimui by default willheiiiben against you. a.cord j lug to the prayer of th# »aid complaint. Ihis action Is brought to recover a de. re# j and judgment of thia Court to lor. lobe a Hen Dti the property of the defendant*. It A Lee and Joseph Walton, iu the town of Nevada! h iii-, ounty oi bur chill, o i« amounting io the sum of Two Hundred and Mxl»en hollar* and Eighteen Cents, 316 18), and which said property i* known a* and designated Igit Numbered leu il(j) in Hlo. k Numbered rtf Ten (7). In *Hid i«*wn of Nevada i Ilf Ho, County of Churchill. Staie of Nevada, and the bnilaing or structure *ituate thereon: aUo for an attorney'* fee of I on hollar*, for drawing said lien and for filing and recording I same and for one Hundred and Fifty hnhars j (fifth. h« h reasonable attorney a fee for bring ingthi- lU.-ttnu and for prosecuting to and I through trial and the full determination of j this proceeding ail of which #aid -urn# amount to the »um of Three Hundred and Seventy-si* Hollar* and Eighteen ont* ($87o 1H), and for plaintiff coat of *uit herein in curr#d All of which will more fully appear from the complaint, which i* on flic iu the office of the Clerk of the .-aid Court, at I-a!Ion, Chur hill County, Nevada, and to which you are especially referred And you are further notified that if you fail t>> appear and answer oald complaint, said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. hi testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal **f *ai l Court at Fallon, this 17th day of July, 1908 4. W Si I*TON Clerk of the Second Judicial 'd^frl. t Court of the State of Nevada iu and for ihe county of Churchill Ch#ney, Massey, Pricejand French, attorney a for Plaintiff THEcALLEN The neatest rooming house in the State of Nevada H Every room an outside one One Block from Business Center I have resumed the conduct of “The Allen,” and respect fully solicit the patronage of the traveling public, who will fiud everything here convenient and home-like. g&RS. C. L. 0ALLEN. Fallon Political Announcements VOTE 1 OR J. W. RICHARDS Regular nominee of the Democrat c party for Treasurer I Election November 3. 1903. _ ROBERT SHIRLEY Announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff 1 Subject to the decision of the Repub* I lican county convention. J. E. HICKS Announces his candidacy for nomina tion to the office of County Commissioner (sht.rt t rm) Subject to the derision of the Republi can county convention. R A. DALTON Announces his candidacy for nomination to the office of County Commissioner (long term) Subject to the decision of the Republi can county convention. CHARLES L. WILBER Aunounces hiB candidacy for the office of Assessor Subject to the decision of the Republic an convention. R E. WINTERS Announces his candidacy for the office of District Attorney Subject to the decision of the Repub lican convention VOTE FOR I. H. KENT For the Office of Mayor Of the Town of Fallon I? Election September 28, 1908. VOTE FOR A. W. LOFTHOUSE For the Office of Councilman of Second Ward Election September 28, 1908 M. E. SANFORD Candidate for tho Office of City Marshal Of the Town of Fallon, Election Monday, September 28. 1908, FRED WAIDELY Candidate for the Office of City Marshal Of the Town of Fallon Election Monday, September 28, 1908. PYTHIAN SISTERS MHOEBK TEMPLE, NO. 18, PYTH I ian bisters, meets at New Kiver Hall on the tirst and third Tuesday* of each month. All sojourning sisters are cordially invited to attend. (trace Wildes, M. E. C. Jessie Williams, M. of K and C. REBEKAHS K AMONA 1.01'tiE Ol- REBEK HR. No. 26. Meet» First and Third Thurs days at 8 p. m., at Ntw River Hall Hojourning sisters and brotliers cordial ly invited Bkli.r Wickland, N. O. M abkl TroLRon. Fin See. bw. ol E. a I.PINE 1.0 DUE No.24 meets on the Second ami Fourth Saturdays of each month. Visiting brethren r*- invited to attend. H. Austin, C. C. W. F. Kaiser, K. of R.&H. F. A. M. "'HI' ItCIlll/l. l.ulKiK v... 2d, F. A M., Iiold* reg ular s'ated meeting* on Irst 'Saturday night of each month i Visiting hrethern are invited to attend. A. Bpktos, Master M. W. tore. Main Si reel Knllmi. Nevada A O, (itm ill ii b. Ill*i all j J)RS. HAHCALL Physicians and Surgeons To Churchill County and S. P. R. R. SSein0Vi'». Hours—9 to 12 and 1 to Phone Main 101 y IRi.INI I* 'Ml I II, M Physician and Surgeon Residence anil Office I mile west of Fallon, Nevada Telephone No. fl 1 rig* 1 short )K. JOHN EDWARD Wi KDEN Physician and Surgeon Office two doi,r north thd U gh High School building. FALLON, NEVADA JTiT r |i| |1 -V -ruvniixr^ Dentist Oraduate Dental Depart iik'iii, Cniver veraily ut California. Office in the hank building HOURS: 9 to 12; 1 to 4:Jh. Run date hv appointment. "inJWU1 Dentist Hourrr 9 to 12 and I :30 to 6. Office: Churchill County Bank Building, r .1,1.0,N, NEVADA A'-BEHT M. BIRD, Lawyer Corporutiona, Patent*. Mines. Titles. Office lu the Churchill (tank Huilding F>llo.w. N‘V»n» YV -M. B. WAi.L, Attorney at Law Mining and Cnrimration |,aw a *|»ecia|le Mice in toe Hunk huilding fMIKSKY, MASSEY, I'lUCE and FRENCH, Attorneys and Counsrlnra at laiw Offlpe: Knout* 2 tool II Plummer llillldin* PALMIN' NEVADA [J H Met tiE Attorney at Law M'nii'K ami C*A WWWWNACW-,'-,-, E. 'IM MS, Attorney at Law Deputy District Attorney Dili e in Cu nt Hon*. F»main, ^Neva (J VV. LIKES. Abstracter and Searcher of Record* IN-I R tM I sn'l tin I1' HI I HI I nt, I" V I AAAAAA/WVeVN^W*. 1 P. U.SU.iUI', I

Conau’ting Eftjinfer I tdi.-.j -1h 1 'u fMi'* Mh.**ra> Oirv for (viI *i»Hh m• cl nK'. elllf T t.\k-1»• l I MKVA From now on tin: 1'a‘lol: Slaujrhter'ng and Supple iv I; ii for sal every Weil ;rt’oy nd Fr 1 Notice of sheriff Sale. IH i.!i -nit of flu* M»* «.if* Jih; oi fain action wh" in I oiniHiity, H F I »F> t'l 1 Joiljfl'ltfllt HKn:n-t t!i* Ni l t *»y oi Won r»*i uni iio'vi iidi th. -'in of ♦*i 'l t»*. I'n it -t coat# of -nil tak -n nt l ii i follow ins dc*nrri»»*J p op r Minins Dtj*ir'Ft. Co* nt v of t*' f Nevada, to u i I- th d> |f t' oi ock n th f-v "ton i i iv 't iv it Inor of the if t FfVM o| ft "iwh M, f»t t.w it* S’ t t*» and nt tins ripoy nt V i i 1.1 -m i n nd tn Mr i i!o a't r 4| s* o—— o i Sung Chung Co. I j Restaurant J Meals at All Hours j Everything that the mar- f ki t nff*>r.i* hi price* in keepinu with the time*. I 1 Pies, Bread and Cakes for the Trade f j Williams’ Building THE PIONEER BARBER SHOP! I It* wliprp vi*u r»n iri»t a 11*'ai nImv»- ntul ymir hair trimmer! in flit* i8t**t*t t*fvlf l>y i!Iful vtnrkint'ti. 1 HOT AND COLD BATHS j Geo. Pasonault, Prop, j ■■■■■■MMBaiinMMMSMMnk New River j Saloon m Main StrrnH Fallon 2 VVM. kanfoki* J Pnopiticmn 3 I None Hut Mm H»ki Wines, Liquors and Cigars 2

Killian! m t I P«#>l F til Mr t«»» i Patron*. v'oiirtiH.UH tn« »r v o -^VVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVWVVVS^VV-a i I— I—I. ,1. «—»»o I Telephone 146 Wl. E. HUGHES Undertaker and Embatmer I Over IB Y«r*'Exparltnet I j Funeral parlors Corner Second i I ind Carson treets. A first-class hearse and ev- ry I equipment to tfive hestof service. I C. W. BLACK’S I Undertaking Parlors j I Fine lino of Undertaking Sup- plies*. Kmbalming ;s pocinlty. I in hfu'fur if patron EPWORTH MIKIKG COMPANY. 100 A. choice tnining "round in Cost Canyon 'Xi-iiO mi ca from Sti Iwatcr, Nevada Officered liy prominent men of Fallon. And many Churchill Co. stuckhuldyi't, wlu k iuw thy i roperty nnd iu p.otp--ctive rmportam'e. A L m ted Am unt of Treasury Sat k j lircfwvd d-v'dund of l iH’i cunt <cb on 4. d r 'v o!r 1 V 1. ch Fo. 1 U'«tn 0 nnd t* mj n\ on 01 bdd w* NED SCI! RAFF, M r. Fall 11, Nvada