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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

We have just learned Of n curious nc.
cidcnt which befcll Tho tenn Of Otto
Barber, Of near Dizonyillc, recently.
Some timo ago SIR. Barber In prospect
ing for coal dug a hole In ono Of his
fields about sixteen feet deep. and sue
ceoling In inding the coal he filed tho
hole up again. aud going down the hill
TO the proper place started a drift. the
mine passing directly under the place
where hc had boon Prospecting. \ few
weeks ago ho was narrowing In the field
and his team passed over the tito. when
the loose earth gave way suddenly. car.
rying both horses down, tho timhcrs be-
ing the only thing 10 prevent them from
going clean into the coal mine.
Mir. BARRIERS first thought was th1t his
team was lost AMI that tho bost thing to
do was 10 cut tnc animals throai- aud
bury Thorn where they worn. But upnn
further thought boo wont toa uoi.hl1rH.
aud securing hr'p took tho timbori 90
the miuo cut and ilt tir horses clean
down into tlo bauls. Thon. tying their
feet together lprovont chem from strug.
Cling, ho dgls i clch animal outof the
mino 10y the m aus Of a long cable and
team 10 tho entrance.
u was about llty foot From the mouth
" the bank to whore tlc horses ftl iu.
ana beyond fow brui ns tho animal
were not much injured. aud were nb.
Go GOT. VrF 'sf'n aiJgrG days r,aL-
Marion Centre independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

4 suggc ton that tho couro of IN.
gtruct.on In our pablo schools might
properly ngludc stcuography and tho
uso 81 tho typewriter has brought ont
ihr iuct--uot go1emllv known before
that the city @. Lynn has already intro.
dueod these studies IN tho evening
schools of Lym-as, indeed, in those OF
BostGn-thcro hato loon classes in short.
hand Tor u umnnor ~ years.
Typ writing has boon taught IN those
schools for ono gear, and in tho Lyu
English high school for n yet longer
timo, The results Eru said 10 be very
encouraging, There would Seem 70 DO
mo- reason why such instruction should
not bo included in the course Of our
higher schools everywhere 49, B5ston
Commonwealth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

c. Wehu.r, un American nowspnpa
CORE pouIgnt, had an experience No IN.
orator Of KiIuca % fow weeks nep yhica
might have cost him hii l''c. lat which
luckily allowed him go capl with onl,
few hurL- aul lU s. II, accom-
plishcl fest never before d8uo hp 10.
tourist aud by only O fow native guide,
that Of going down 30 iho .ur.ae, Of tha
orator aud rotVg specimens OF the G,ry
lava. This he succeeded ~ d ug ir
company with q guide. and twice eimo
near falling into the abyss ON account ol
being overcome with tho sulphuhc gas
of the orator Tho guido saved lin hl.L
time, though not without having laf.
fgrrl some lruiios.
Tho volcano i gradually ing 60 90,
old loycl OF last March, and 4. the pros.
out laEo continues TO rise al It's prcs.u,
ratio there will b. an overflow In about
seven or eight mon,hs.-San Francisco
Examiner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

III A,,,,-i,,,, t,,-, rI.s,.r has mr..
- e,nl', Rc,,. &C. a, ,llc1iicns mas.
-, - ~ t,y--,,,..'1v',, j,ys ,yith n AN
go af tc, o,.. granlic account of mn
80 ercn ne, "a ,'ii,,,,ri,, yoirano
bot 49,, ,y,t,r nod .rlubrrons ,oirs.
C.,1oin sais-.,ron s,,,ss ,iot st,,,t
81, , nm N, III Ss ysi,iio iovin. MT
- ir Snb,. tbo i,r,. received m md.
A. 'i,,rt moi ,.,,,.o5 tbe ,pn.tst,st,nir
o,J cr,,l some of tbo standing ri1.
~, s.,,,,,,.i i..., d, ,,i,,go ,f t,,.,r, o,ia
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WHY TIE DgsERET NEWS SHOULD
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P8sFtsENCE TO Any
OTHER PAPER.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NroTiCE j. HEREBY GIVES THAT US.
- der and D., virtue Of an order vt lhr Pro
hate touit ~ SALT Lake County, Utah Toni.
tory, made ON the llst day Of trhru ~, is'i
iup unul iigucd, The duly appointed aud quar-
Hrt guardian ut the UrFsOns anu taos OF
J hu Wood un hnd Julia Woodruff. m'uprs
w. ell At private ale, g. the hightzf bidder
Tor cash aui sui 90 10 COZ lrAaiiou by SAID
ifu'At Court, 40 she rrui iitir, Interest, nnl
estate ~ Che fuif mnnfs, N or thht cvriHIn
p.'rc or parcel 81 isni fiiuatr iu sa.t Lake
tir, salt laku county, ltIa ie ri'orv, uHd
puFIirI utterly dysrrNed us follow. O. $40 Al
Undivided one itiri htrraatlu lo Gen tlOI HuI
eleven ~ M uiuCE thirteen tia.. tyc Egtca,
plHt " 4. 10 IlE iiCiU huNry
UiIa Ir willing wall iD received Tor fAtI Dr. D.
,ffU. tddf ed 20 tr uuHHf.I sued. ta#c "A
.0aHr 81 Waidel. fugu''s q tuI q EHst
t,ff South street. init Ia tiiy, Utah. uI Ca
uri inc uliug the 9Th daI OF January 10.
nIlrr which std properly VII he sod. Terms
aud condition ~ sale. cash, nu1 subject o. CON,
hfmatlun b. tht rfuUatr tuu.f.
NsAtiEL u rs. puUUIE
Duardiln u tue per'ona ami csiate. % said
mt1tfs.
uateittl.p'h day of January. i ?. dt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

THE MissOuLA PLACER missing COW.
\ PAM lrNclpll POI re ~ business .lli
iAfo Niy, Vth o. 'utlrc be- hereby gwen tl q
usY Of i'rcemh'r, 1901. an asssss Ont 70
lNreu cert Icr snare vs. levied Un che cont.
q ai.g. 90 ~ e. pHthtion, % tue fYfIlH...l
%. W IL ~ stgfgtH1 ,ut bro o1.oc sil ton.
wan Any stur upon whoa tHia IsHeH mrnt
mHy rem. boz unpaid mol the ;rI dry ~ ralsusry.
" 2. viii %" d,luguont aud adycfiFCt tarsls
Or lnhNr aut. ION, ems ur'rHa uHymyn' ~ made
lti"t, Nj Do. f1'i uu tlt .'.h day nf frr.
ffar1, o, NJ 10 ''ciort o.. NJ O. pay the
cen quchi a"efpuort, iogtihtr Win cost u
suftrtisiuF 90 q cNUrH ru ~ asln
JE~'t N. fON aii.. -tcrafsr,.
=, Mh.ou'h Placer Mining Con pany tat Like
Wy, b''thb'r 2'ihi l''l moa&tlur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF judith Temple Haven, ucceatcf
%rOTlCE = uEREuN GIVEN ny TuE US.
~ Htrsipued, admlnistratur OF the estate
ui JuIlth Temple Haven, deceased. To the rtc d.
iturs 90. ana J'l person. having caIwH against
thu Ualf dtorlfrd iu exhibit thrm. with tho
rrrCHnHry voucher within tfn months aftfrthe
uTsi IuH o. alton uf the uotitc, 10 the sliHa
WtnIHtTaigr a. the Jaw lnlUo % Z ~. towns.
Rooms SO o. Consttut uu BWljtng, salt Lake
Guy, 10 the county ni SAT- Lake,
dated Dec. lpIh, sll
WILLIAM 5. HUHTON,
Admin isirstnr Of nc estate OF judith Tom.
pie Haven, deceased. dlaW IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

7 W. sUMMEHuAYs. the ADMINS.
81 tfaior %; the rstatf % JusHua rArs ~,
asrtaHfd. having hled his petition herein duly
yerIfef. rrsying Tor an order Il sale OF uuf.
ton Of The real estate Of ftii dectdout fof tho
pufp1trt therein fct forth, " is therefore or.
defrd by the Judge ~ ssii tuIrt, tnat all per.
sons Interested 10 ihe estate NJ said frressed
appear before tue said rfoGHie Court 0u wed.
rrida,, the g1ih day ~ January. lTil ~ 10
O'Clock In tbs forenoon ~ sara dty, .. zoe Court
court House M tho CITY and Io4uly u
salt Lake, Utah Territory, 10 show cause
why an offCr aAould not be granted
20 The f.ii sdminisirltpr 70 sell 90 much 10! too
real estate Of the 10 deceased a. either pub.
w. or private sale, a. shah he Necessary, nui
that copy % tbs ore be Iuhnst9i
az least four succoaaivo we D. IN the btsIhLr
tyESiSG NEws, anewspHper puni-d aud pub.
lshod iu sAid city and county.
dated uecember 18th isyl.
DID CIV. DARrCn, judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

Superstiious Boarlor-Yes. [ like the
rooms very much and will pay you a
months board Va advance. l. this your
h'ile girl, mammi Nice child; how old
Is shep
Lnudlady-Just thirteen, sir.
5. B,-Giye me back that money.
Here's your receipt. wouldn't live in
a house where they had a thirteen. Good
cay inuagn. Detroit Free Pfgss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ESTATE OF Andrew Harvey, Deceased.
NOTlCF Is HEREBY GIVEN Nv TUr
~ undersigned. admtuistrator OF tnrcsta'c OF
Andrew Harvey, deceased, 60 tte creditors ~
and an pCrspus having claims against tho said
dccoasei,to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within tuur months UttUf tic nrtt
publication ~ th's notice. TO the snlf John e.
Harvey, administrator 90 3il wet tif-t touth
Street. tuIi Lake Ciiy. Ulh rcriritofv, iu inc
County OF SAT- Lake
JOIN G.. HARVEY,
Administrator of the ott4ic OF Andrew Harvey.
deceased.
Dated At salt Lake CITY, January IN, ls9i.
u Inv mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

order 10 show cause why order of Sale OF
Real Estate should not Be made,
NrARGAHET \. WHITE, TN ApNTNt-.
w tfuitiN NJ The cetlte % George MnTiin
Ntitn, f' aUaftd, having hicd per ptuupn, duy
veriuod,pfaFIrg Tor an order Of a.. vi portion
OF the real rftatc OF satd o~coirLt Tor the uur.
pUse therein fat forth. n ia therefore ordered
iy tho Judge o. said couri, mat al persons In.
ierretcd in tho e. ate Of aid dcrcafuG, appear
before The haid Probate COurI on "wednesday,
tHo .Nin dsy Of January, 1922, NJ ~ O'Clock IN
tue forenoon pf suiu Day ~ tue Court Room
% s1ld Probate Court, 81 he county Court
House, ~ the city Hnd county of salt Lave.
fhouid no. be- grautud 10 The said sdministra.
trix. 90 cell 90 much o. The real estate Of the
sald deceased at private ale as shall &c nacoH.
tufy. aud That 10 copy 81 this order Doc published
st leaft four suCccflNa wUcts iu the nhstuLr
IvINtHu NEws, o. ueWspaUtF printed aud pub.
Ufhed in said city AMI rouhiy.
Dated December ", q. ...
q. W. HAHTCu.
dGw lroDa,s Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

In Samoa the kings adviser lives In a
handsome house aud the king in a shed
alongside, The adviser receive, u salary
OF s. 900 a year aud the king $50. The
chief OF police even gets 81 500 a year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
NOTICE no oRtplInNs.


Estate of Elizabeth brunkor, Decta'oi.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TiIT
~ uudcTsirued, administrator OF tho estHIn
Of Elizabeth Bunker deceased, TO tho credit
tors Of, and al persons having claims agAiust
the ehid deceased, TO exhibit iAen vita the
necessary Vouchers, within four montha after
the hrst publication OF this nOuco, 10 the said
administrator, 10 care NJ Waddc 4 Adams, at.
Lake Cliy, In thc culuiy " SAT- Lac, Utah.
Dated December lItu. 1921,
n, BRUNIEU,
Administrator ~ the entAie Of Elifabeth
Hfunkcr, decpatcd
wADnElL 5 ADAMS, Attorneys for cstato
dlhw tu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies suffering from any form
81 ttmaie Weaknet,, will lind u
tufe cure in "OpnRe Bio Gaom."
For iuli particulars call on the
General Age nt l25 West, phird
South Street. salt Lake Guy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

The death Of Horace Greeley occurred
niuot au years ago, yet every now and
then lcit'is still como to The Tribune
office addressed to him. lguuk Walton
died 900 years AGO. A new edition of
his Complete Angler was recently
published in Boston. THE firm which
published It has received letter nd
dressed 10 "Isaak Walton, Esl.." con.
voying the information that his bool, IA
attracting considerable attention, aud
requesting, in behalf Of certain bureau
Of newspaper clippings" tho privilege
Of Eonding 10 Alr. Walton notices OF tho
book from the papers OF tho United
states and Canalnl In spite Of the difYu.
sion Of knowledge, there is a vast deal Of
Ignorance in this world yot,--Now Yorl,
Tribune.
a Kansas man has been compelled to
pay fine Of fifty dollars Cor kissing tho
hand 80 81. rssI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

From the earliest times camphor has
been practical necessity to man, Its
pleasant perfume, It's destructiveness to
insect life and Its many remarkable the.
rap-utio virtues have more than earned
its great popularity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

Real coffee IS II very delicate sub.
stance and will readily not only lose is
own favor, but also tlko mp tho favor
Of other substances. Thus il is quite
necessary In shipping coffee 10 make
sure that no other odorous substance IL
placed near to destroy the Favor Of tho
coffee. Tho aroma Is volatile. Let q
quantity OF pure ground coffee 10 ex.
posed to the air for considerable t.me
and the best Of tho coffee will go out
into the atmosphere, The careful house.
wife who wishes to mako good, pure
coffee Of fragrant aroma buyi IL In the
green bean, roasts 1t herself, keeps It
tightly canned after roasting aud gripls
1t the morning It I. used. Coffee SO made
Is q totally different article Of ,onsump.
ton from the great bulk Of ground cot.
fee that Is sold IN the stores
Some time ago an official analysis n
some ground coffee exposed FOR sale as.
closed the fact that there was absolutely
no coffee IN NEW York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT sPLIr SILVER OR BREAK.
1tisthe only Not FORGED and Hammer
Pointed lior.cshoc Nail iu tho World
made bv machinery In precisely the sans
manner a, the old-iashioucd handmade
nail.
The Unit8i States Government protects
the prucCs. ~ their manufacture through
patents. and other ntms who make or
advertise Horseshoe Nail NJ hora dcs-
crihed, arc guilty IT niringlmaA aud
DtceirHJ he Pubic.
AS YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
insiai on your Blacksmith using tho
PUTNAM. It's absolutely safe.
For sale BY all dealers IN iiorsesh1e Saua.
sample free by mail. Nslii0H MS Paper.
Putnam Nail Co. keDOnSsi BOSt0D Ugy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13

In the natter OF tho efiAte Of George Martin
White, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE.


order 10 show cause why O.Ier OF sale u
Real Relate should nYt DO made.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-09-02
ENscSeanAHSxe> Er ssS;$sssSs,
kozzSZzXil;l1Flsss;;sSN Fs;;sS
THE POSITIVE CURE. [NNls1V
ELY BROTHERS. York eSocta
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

In the matter OF the partition OF the real es-
tate OF John Whitenight, late OF the Town OF
Bloomsburg, County Of Columbia, state:of Penn
sylyania, deceased.
The heirs OF said decedent will take notice
that In pursuance OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Columbia County, writ OF PARTITION
has Issued from said court TO the sheriff OF said
county, returnable on the fourth Monday OF
september A. d. 1892, and that the inquest will
meet for the purpose OF making partition OF the
2lst day OF september A. ID. 1892 at o'clock A.
time and place you can be present II you see
proper.
The premises in question are as follows: All
that certain messuage and tract OF land situate
In the Town OF bloomsbury. Aforesaid, bounded
on the North by Third street. on the East by lot
OF sarah A. Wilson. on the south by an alley, on
the West by lot OF the estate OF Peter Brugier
deceased. being In width and fronting on said
Thiru street nifty seven feet, more or less, and
In depth two hundred and fourteen feet, more
or less, with the appurtenances-
To Daniel Z. Whitenight, Tamaqua, Pa,
Ghas. ID. Hamlin, Tamaqua, Pa. Norman L.
Hamlin, care Off. NJ. Meyer, Vancouver, British
Daniel Whitenight, Joseph ". Whitenight,
Kline. Mahlon HaInlin, Ada y. Dehart and
Calvin Dehart, her usband, Clara Harder and
Thomas E. Harder, her husband.
CHARLES G. BARKLEY. JOHN MOUREY,
Atty. Sheriff.
Sheriff office, Bloomsbury, Pa, Aug. Is, 1892.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-09-02
Wolverton Nominated by Acclamation.

The democratic Conferees of the
Seventeeth Congressional district met
at Sunbury Saturday moining August
27,h in the parlors of the city hotel to
place in nomination a candidate for
Congress. The Conierees were as fol.
lows; Columbia, J. X. Bittenbender,
Bloomsburg; B. J. Doyle, Centralia I;
Montour, Thomas Chalfant, William
kase West, both of Danville; Nor
thumberland, G.. w. Armstrong, Sum
bury II. NJ. Snyder, Shamokin; Sui.
llvan, DIR. Francis Chaffee, Forksville I;
c. E. Jackson, Bernice.
Thos Chalfant of Montour was
made Chairman, with ]. X. Bittenben-
der and DR.. Chaffee as secretaries.
On motion of G.. w. Armstrong of
Northumberland and VIM. Xase, West
of Montour, Hon. S. L. Wofverton
was named as the unanimous choice
of the Conferees, and his nomination
made by acclamation. A Committee
consisting of Mr.. West and DR.. Chat
fee waited upon Mr.. Wolverton and
announced the action Of the Confer
ees. Mr.. Wolverton appeared and in
a pleasant speech assured the Confer
ees of his appreciation of their action
and of the instructions the Conferees
received from each county embraced
in the district. He hoped that all the
democratic nominees in the district
would be elected and offered himself
for any work that he might be called
upon to do. Addresses were made by
MIR. West and Thos. Chalfant of Mon /
.our and DR.. Chaffe eof Sullivan.
The Conferees stated that they be. |
leved perfect harmony to prevail in
he several counties in the district and
hat Cleveland and Stevenson would
eceive increased democratic majority.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-09-02
Jury List.

The following is list OF the persons drawn
TO serve as jurors at September court, which
convenes Monday, sept. 46th, 1892
GRAND JURORS.
Bloom-J. A. Hess, j. W. Kramer, Chas. Krug
Beaver--J. Basin, Hezekiah Hosler
Brtarcreek-J. e. Crtsman.
Catawissa-Elias +. Weaver.
Centralia-,John Muiligan.
Fishingcreek-DayidY Yost.
Franklin-Robert Weaver.
Greenwood-Ellis Ewes.
Hemlock-John Welliver.
Jackson-Allen McHenry.
Locust-John Hughes, VI. l.. Snyder.
Main-I- A. Dallas, George Fisher.
MI. Pleasant-I. Howell. c. w. Mason.
Pine-G. II. Gordner, James Kinney.
sngarloaf-Asron X. Fritz, A. L. Fritz, Josiah
p. Fritz.
TRAVERSE JrKoRs-FIRsr WEEK.
Bloom-C. p. Armstrong, Boyd Oil. Clark
Richart-
Benton-B: G: Black, Perry McHenry.
BERWICK, Il. Hoyt, W. j. knoor, Joel Nor
Briarcreek-N. Bower, John sitter.
Centre-Elisha Hagenouch, J. 5. Hagenbuch,
Conyngham-Patrick Haley.
Fishingcreek-Alfred Eveland, John F. Hess,
j. g, McHenry, G. ID. Yost.
Franklin-Sylvester Hover.
Greenwood-J. +. Allen, Ii. j. McEwen. JOS
eph II. Trivelpiece.
Hemlock-John Disenroad.
Madison-A. X. Smith.
Miffiin-H, nry Heller, John Lutz.
Montour-Ellis Gigger, z. Lazarus.
Mt Fleasant-Hiram Grouse.
Orange-A. b. Herring, c. +. Megargell.
Ptne-kichard Whitmoyer.
Roaringcreek-Iohn Whitner.
Scott-lsaac Crawford, G. W. Kressler, ii. y.
White.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-Stanley Bryfogie, John B, Casey, j.
d. Jones, c. W. McKelvy, c. Mcbride, Geo. W.
Supplee.
Beaver-Samuel Horlacker.
Benton-W' b. Gibson, &. 8. Harvey, RShultz
Berwick-Howard W. Bower, W. smith.
Brarcreek,-W. S. Ash, Albert Lynn, William
Lynn.
Catawissa-Wiiliam Harner.
Centre William Gensel.
Centralia-Martin Welsh.
Conyngham-John p. Hannon.
Fishingcreek-Daniel McHenry. David War
ner.
Franklin-Henry Gottshall, Pensyl.
Greenwood-H. Bardo. J. :. Girton.
Madison-John j. kreamer. j. Wise
Main-D. b. Fetterolf, J. B. Nuss.
Alf11in-T. z. Bowman, L. ii. Greasy.
Orange-Geo. W. Bidleman.
Roar1ngcreek-Francis Levan.
scott--O. b. Nelick.
sugarloaf-C. ". Hess j. NJ. Larish.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-09-02
Williamspcrt and North Branch R &,

The following from the ,yur.
sport Republican, will be intere.,%;'uO ,.%'O'
reading to many in this section. ''"'S
General Manager Beniam;r r
Welsh, of the Williamson -; "
North Branch railroad, was IN ,o, ~.u
to-day, and stated to a Rep,b,;coon' on
reporter that the contract for Tho ~" ."
tension Of the Williamson VA Va,
North Branch railroad WIS le, III; I,;u
morning, and the contractor is F w =
Gaynor, an extensive railroad CO.,
tractor of Pottsville, who will hso;u
work at once. The extension Which,
has been spoken of before in ' ,S"
Republican is from Nordmont ,hs s
present terminus of the Williamen"..
and North Branch railroad, to Berric'
or Dohm Summit, as is also caleb
where it will connect with the Leb;ab
Valley. The extension is eightesn
miles in length, and the contract,
agrees to finish the work in eigb,
months.
"Comtractor Gaynor has about
finished contract with the NorfoL
and Western railroad, and he will
move lis whole plant up to the
Williamsport and North Branch rail-
road; steam shovels, drills, etc, will
all be brought here, and large force
of men put to work. The road is to
be strictly firstclass in every respect
There will be steel bridges, arch
culverts, stone ballasting, and steel
rails that are seventy pounds to the
yard.
"In connection with the Harvey's
Lake Branch ..of the Lehigh Valley
this will make through line to
Wilkesbare, and also to Towanda
1t will also be the shortest route from
Williamsport to Towanda, Waverly
Sayre, Binghamton, Albany and
other places in Pennsylvania and
York State.
"The probabilities are that the lie.
high Valley trains will enter William.
sport over the Reading road from
Halls. This is railroad news that
ought to please every resident of this
city, and there isn't much doubt but
what it will Williamsprt will be q
railroad centre yet.