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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A CRANE.

Schenectady. y. Y. Nov. Daniel Hubbard n
resident Of Troy. was instantly killed in the Gen
eral Electric Works this afternoon Hubbard was
n painter. and was climbing TO the top OF the build
ing He swung himself around Of the large
iron posts. and just I'm the act OF stepping
upon the erdcr which is the track for n monster
crane when the latter came along and crushed
him 10 instant death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
THE SHAMROCK or THE OCEAN.
DEFEATED CHALLENGER SAILS AWAY UNDER
CoSVOY OF THE ERIN.

The Shamrock IS at last on her way TO England.
She uassed out Of Quarantine at $40 o'clock yes
terday morning In TOW OF The tug James A Law
renee the Erin accompanying her The notilla
crossed the Bar at 1910 o'clock, and then the tug
took in her line and surr.ndered hcr place 10 the
Erin The Shamrock set her sails and passed Fire
island bound East IN tow OF the Erin nj l.l0 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Washington. Nov 1.-The President mas ss,,ton
ed George T. Ianghorne and James ~ -. vol.
majors and Harry l.. Bishop captain" u" -. ~
unteer establishments They Will be attu,vnninea
signed 10 duty with regiments in the f"''i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
SET FREE BY FORGED PARDON.

Chicago. Nov. A dispatch to "The Record"
from Austin. Tex. says that investigation by Gov
sayres and the State Penitcntiary officials
shows that the escape of George Isaacs. life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

earshot OF his family. and after some alteration
George. at the suggestion Of one Of the o,bers
shot him. Two brothers Of the slain man wers
standing near at the time. but made l,,Is ayo,,
TO stop what they knew would probably be a fata'
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
RUGBY MILITARY ACADEMY WINS.

The Rugby Military Academy yesterday defeated
the eleven Of Hamilton Institute. at Mount Vernon
Park fy a OF - 10 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

THOMAS T.. KINNEY DYING.
rr,cAs MAYOR CAN SURVIVE ONLY fH"
HOURS.

Utica. - y. Nov. ,speciaD -Mayor i"O' -,
T. Kinney is dying. lie has been s""'''
some time from OF the liver anu 80
vitality only has kept him alive for seNe'', ..rt
To-Day ne was unable take any nouns avs
and his physician. cx-Surgeon Genera ie''''
he can survive only few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Bronx cup. round. match pay-Reinsi beat
Bachelor up Tiffany beat GGnther w. play.
B0wley beat Brokaw. up.
Governors Cup first round match piay-BaFnes hea;
pointer / ID: Huntington beat Barrett. VI play.
Bates beat clark. up 10 play Adams beat Martin.
up to play
To-day Redheld will meet Tiffany and Maddox
will play Bowley in the semi-inals FOR the Bronx
Cup. while Barnes will meet Huntington am
Adams will meet Bates in the same round Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Start very bad Won easily by four lengths heao 'e
,,een second and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

A match that promises 10 attract consideraNe
attention In the realm OF womens goi Il 70 'as7
place on Election Day in Boston pet"eT" NV
associate members OF the Ardsley ana n''o N'.. go
Country clubs Iniercty team contests oi "H
Li,a arc NOT entirely new as the Norris County
and Philadelphia women have twice me- a. ~ ~
last season but the present one VIII ne ~. - .,r
which Boston women have played ptti, 'i.t - -
siderable interest Is felt to the relative ~,
the two teams The Brookne country '.-l - ,Sis
~ m, most prominent IN MASSACHUSETTS,. ana 49, 80,
the makeup OF its team has not YET ~ ~ va
nouncod II will doubtless include most OF nc ia
ter known women golfers OF the Stat'. 80. Mrs
lev women will be headed ty their chanl.'. Il, IN he
A. De Witt Cochrane. Others on ne team ~, vlss
Miss Eunice Terry. Mrs. r. l.. Eldr'u7e "'1
Nav Barron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
GOLF.
OPENING PLAY IN THE wEsTCHEsrEp
TOURNAMENT
SIDNEY MADDOX WINS THE GOLD MEDAL. FOR
THE LOWEST sCORE-CONTEsT TO cox
TINUE TO-DAY WITH sEMr-FINArs
THE SCORES.

high wind which proved somewhat uncomfor
able on the more exposed part OF the links was n.
only unpleasant feature Of the Westches'er Col,
Clubs annual tournament. which began Yesterday
at West Farms. Otherwise the conditions were
ideal Wednesdays storm had froshened the TUT.
and the greens were consequently fast and true
An UNEXPECTEDLY small field started In tho prern
mary round in the forenoon hut most % the scores
were crcditablc and the tournament promises 70 BE-
a success II will be continued to-day and to-rnor-
row the winner Of the first division AT match play
receiving the Bronx Cup. and Of the second division
= consolation cup presented by the Board Of Gov.
ernors.
sidney Maddox % the Crescent Athletic Club
won the medal for the lowest score IN The morning
his card being o. or nine strokes higher than ths,
with which Travis Won the same honor year ago
The order OF the holes had been sone"ha' changed
however and the course heightened 50 that me tis
crerancy Is not as great would frst appear. The
playing length yesterday was 5oi yards as follows
40 49, i0l 49, 49, 2.s, 40 225 and 1872 yards Mad
dock made the frs. nine I'm 43. but on the second
tourney he met considerable reverse on the putting
greens and did no better than y. he was paired
with W L. Gunther. of the Westbrook COZ Club
who was not In his best form and VINO covered the
same distance in e6. A. L. Huntington. ~ the scran
ton Country Club one OF the few our o. town COM
petitors also found the course rather przzng. and
,,isbed with a similar score After Maddox came
G. II. Bowley OF Jersey CITY. and II. Bachelor. o.,
the Westchester Country Club, who tied ioF second
place with % each. Irving Broka"' representing
the Deal Beach golfers was .orrth al -. and
Charles Adams Of the Crescent Ath'suf S'~o' hi'n
The smallness Of the field made NECESSARY some
change in the conditions. and insteai OF sixteen
o,,aiifving I'm each division the commute CUT ms
number to eight. The afternoon was d"toel 70 The
first round at match play ana h',T me t's NJ "
locL nv ! nm after 22 holes. The cards Sefe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
INTERSCHOLASTTC HANDBALL.

c. H. Hopkins captured the championship OF the
Brooklyn Latin School for the year at handba
yesterday in the final games OF the tournament
Edward Boggs and Edward Gran. together with
Hopkins. were chosen at the end Of the tournament
as the team which Will represent Brooklyn Latin
School In the Long Island Interscholastic Athletic
League tournament.
At the Adelphi Academy annual handball tourna-
ment. which was ended yesterday. John W. Ager
won the championship Of the school. Edward c.
Seed was second and Ernest Humpstone third
These three will carry Adelphis canary and brown
colors In the forthcoming league tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

The Galveston Golf Club has secured ~ ~,"rS
Park. jr formerly In charge OF the SAFE" ,s' ,ss
Cricket Clubs links, as It's professionals 10
winter That far off Texas should become M, :,
with the golfng craze IS pretty sooi vs." newy
orpanzed Galveston Club IS only one 81 it""Y .ra
the State the peculiar rolling nature oi ' 80, d.
making IN A comparatively easy matter 10 N
lish links.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

The weather yesterday was IDEAL LOT ""eee
and the winds did not bother those who were out
yearly co much as the STAY at homes expected
Toward evening however. the winds were not only
strong but were laden with thoughts OF winter
and heavy sweaters and gloves were comfortable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

o. L Richards Q. Z. Chafe"'u' ,,cyawron) 81 3D.
x-,a. r>.n,x o ,oo .(O'Connor 81 %
-' '' TIME 49b
Won driving BY a head; half length 'e'~ee" '@''"'
and third.
r1p,rp pAcF,-ser1,nr; $500 added One and one-s'N-
teenth miles.
Havman Franks ch. h. Dan Rice py
Hanover--Jess 4 yrs. 1oo 10. ,,..i,.,s,, as %
H. r Gr,fan's b. e. Scotch Plaid =; To- al -
r. Blacks ch E. Alvarado H.. g. lol.; ., AZ
holland, o 2O--l Cd
Fstaca. D. JOG ',,ooay, Go-f co-I
James NJ g. ~ .car. "'''' iAicIntyre, o 4o-1 Is:
~ Time-l :49>.
Start very bad and wholly urfar won "''''"e -
bead n length between and third
SIXTH RACEl-For maiden two-year-ods: s4V A"ue'
special weights. Six furlongs
Goushacrrs Stables b. T. Golden fa'ue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

AQUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR To-DAi'
The entries and weights for to-day's races a'
Aoueduct are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

The Greens Committee or the knols"ood 'o""''
crb nj Elmsford has arranged FOR series "
col, contests 10 be held this month Beginning
to-morrow and on each succeeding Saturday ID ''e
month there will be held a members hancleA',
eighteen holes medal play. FOR which prizes ~" mn
he given for the best net and gross scores, ar
rlsc,ion pay there will be "A handicap match a., al
he Election Day Cup. of eighteen holeS, n,s, vd
,,lov Prizes will also be awarded for the sc'V
and third best net scores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

\, the annual meeting OF the Golf CluN oi LaN..
wood held on Tuesday. Robert Is. Kerr WAS 80.
president FOR the ensuing year. John N'''s'
president: George ". Stockly. treasurer JAsp ,n
fv-ch secretary and +. NJ Freeman, Cdpp,,"r
These men together with George j. Gout . q,
i<,mhalI and William A. Wheelock, Will const'o's
the Board OF Governors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

,rioorv bal (;unther by a score o. up and
n NAV in the same round, while Bowley W
from Brokaw by up The other results VIII
found in the following summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

FIRST RACE-Selling: for three-year-
won $500 Five furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

start fair. Won IN drive BY a head four lengths
between secoad and third
FOURTH RAcE-Handcap; for all ages: $500 added.
One ana one-sxteen'h miles
il O. Appleby's b. c. Trilo, by Tristan
FIONA. ( yrs. lis ID tBulnan) 30 "
~ Nurphys Oh. e. Rafsello. s. ,, H.; a., a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
THIRD RACE-Selng; for three ear-olds ana u'"a'
which haxe run and not won az This meeting Vh- al
ro1'RTH RACE-Handcap: for three-year-olds ana
,,o o,d o,e eighth miles
one mile and seventy yards.

SIXTH RACE-For two-yeaF-old HIIes' T7V' anu 7"'
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
sugar.s,rup Pipr-LayIng.

The Utah Sugar company today
commeced laying the pipeline that will
connect the auxiliary plant at Spring
vile with the plant AT Lehi. Eighteen
men are employed in laying the pipe,
while ten more men are busy dipping
IL into vals OF nsphalium preparatory
TO is being placed ia The trenches.
The usmos plant Is now running on
last years syrup, changing IL INTO
sugar. aud Is working very salisfac-
torily. Itis expected that this syrup
will not have been run through Till IL
Is time 10 Commence tie general cam
phign OH the breis this fall. and Ito,
factory's whistle will now be heard
daily calling men To work, TIL the sea-
sons run is over, some Time IN next
January. Lrhi correspondence. Tri-
bune June 30.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

@. A. r.. Rough Riders. Black Hawk
and Indian War Veterans
Secret Societies,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
They're Wanted.

Sheriff Storrs on Thursday issued
notices to all officers by phone and let
ter to- arrest aud hold ihe following de-
scribsd perrons II found:
Man about feet IL inches, weight
1876 or 100 lbs, very dark complexion.
hair aud muustache very black, hair IN
clined 10 be wavy, mOustache Is heavy
rather kinSy or curly and would be no.
'iceable, has the appearance Of a re
fined Italian, dark eyes, has slow and
deliberate walk and walks very erect,
about 35 years old, wore dark or black
clothes, and had on black sateen shirt,
aud light colored, broad brim Fedora
hat. wears poinied-toe black shoes.
uppers cut across 10 several places. cor
ners on broadest part OF sole of shoes
very pointed and tapers to point, has
nice teeth.
Man about 20 tn "a years old. height
about s feel o Inches. weight about 1856
his. medium or light comp EXON. think
Eyes are grey, light brown hair, smnoth
face. muscular in appearance. rather
large straight mouth, wore brown or
grey coat and vest figured or check,
blue overalls. rather wide toe shoes,
badly worn on soles and heels, wore
black suft hat, and may have stolen
jewelry In his possession.
Man about feet or 10 inches. stoop
shouldered aud head leans forward,
about 80 orS2 years old, light complex
ion, light or sandy medium size NOUS
tacne, light hair. Ratchet face, wore
dark OF black clothes, aud wore point.
ed toe shoes. rather .surly and inclined
10 be fresh In his talk.
The men are wanted In connection
with the Strong murder,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
cry will be decided upon. y esere
News. Thursday.

cry will be decided upon. Deserel
News. Thursday.
Hans Turf. stockman and banker OF
Monroe, spent last Tuesday 10 examln-
ing the pIant and appliances of the
Telluride Power and transmission ca
with view 10 the introduction or an
electric plant by the people Of southern
Sewer county. lie represented Rich.
field, Monroe and Elsnore capitalists.
Christian Science services will be
held tomorrow nInri Ing in the rooms
NJ Utah SOrnsis. in Reed Smno, block
on j street. Jo which y cordial invita-.
ii0n Is extended all. Sunday School
Al 1000. Church services to be held at
ll:0O o'clock Subj ct, "G"d." Wed
nesday evening experience meeting at
o'clock.
Sheriff Storrs Yesterday brought over
from Springvile prisoner who AN
swers to the name Ut Frank Morris and
is strongly believed 10 know something
" the String murder Morris was ar.
rested at Sprlngyille about two o'clock
OH The morning Of the tragedy lie
will he held In the city jail pending In.
yestlgaiiOn.
The l6.mc nihs old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. T.. York was drowned in the
East Union canal Thursday about two
aud one-half miles north of Provo. The
accident happened while the mother
was busy picking Strawberries Mt the
hume OF Gen. .lam. aud was dead b..
fore rescued. DR.. Allen was summoned
but could do nothing.
Gilbert Ivle. Alden Ivle and Eli
Pierce OF Wallsburg, wers arrested
yesterday morning for having trout
under size unaw fully in their posses
sion. The boys were offering about
forty pounds of understood fish for sale
and claimed hat ey had been picked
up while irrgating. Their defense
was too slim and Justice King fiped
each $40. Alden paid his fnr, the
others langulsh ia the county jail.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Lost His Right Eye.

Walter Bird. farmer living In this
city, lost his right eye by very pecu.
liar accident yesterday afternoon. He
was cutting hay, aud was taking a
knife out Of the sickle-bar. Just ms
he had got the knife out OF the sicle-
bar his team started up. and he reached
over to get the liIes, when his eye
came In contact with the point OF one
OF the sections on the knife. cutting
thrtugh the sight of The eye. Medical
aid was Mt once summoned and the
eye removed.-SpriDgville correspon-
dence Tribune, June 30.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are arrivals since our
last repoTu
Weduesday--O w Nelson, + G An.
derson, Chicago; A b Wagner Phlla.
delphiai A l. Fitch; Omaha; Ed l.
Robertson. South America; J c Brad
ley. Denver; S A Crager, ID c Robbins
II j DAVIS. NJ lnman, ID II Wicket, J
Mayer, w 5 Evans, A J Lowe, B IL
Young, J II Brady, Q Hilton, Salt
Cake, John G. Fisk, St Louis; Arthur
Bray Los Angeles; ] e Heppler. Rich
ieldi FA Ketcbum, Grand junction.
yhursday--H Q Boyd, Hong Kong,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
Personal view OF the Affair.

Foolish man. that Dom Paul" re-
marked MeanderiDg Mike. Foolish
man."
why. he's merely standln' up fur
what he thinks he ought TO have,n'
said Flooding Pete. "He doesn't want
TO be lnterfered Wit"
"Sure. But what made him let 1t get
reported around that he was reyelln'
in gallon OF bear every day? He might
have knowed some one would gilt jeal.
Gus. - Washington Star.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

China; 9 d schinidlap, Salt Lake; F
f Brallard, Sig Welther. II g Sweet,
Chicago; Mrs Ivy Potter. b Wilson,
Payson; Lem Turner. Heber.
Friday--B A Parsons, Detroit; A )
Peters, Salt Lake; AL b Stone, Chica-
go; F Norman. wife and child, Chica-
go: Jas II Armstrong, st Louis; Lauia
Christensen. GunnisnD; NJ A Drury,
1t Joe; T r Cutler, Lehi; + A Ketch-
uIn Helper
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORH0OD.

WIN. Greer was over from Spanish
Fork Thursday.
Mayer s s. Jones was Salt Lake
visi or this week.
Smoke Provo cigars aud build up
your own town.
BE- F elmer was in Sprlngville on
business Thursday.
A fne boy was born Thursday TO the
wife OF q. G. Van Wagenen.
Capt. John Dallin was over from Ge-
ncva Lake Resort yesterday.
Alex Rogers came down from Ogden
"Wednesday for u few days stay.
ZACH paid for wheat at the Provo
LAOA Roller Mills, opp. depot.
BIB es large nr smaIl) rebound good.
+. E. Crouch, opp pos,offiee. Provo.
Chss. DeMoisv went to Salt Lake
Thursdiy evening or legal business.
To Gepevn and return rs cents via
II, G. w. Tickets on sale every day.
Geo. e. Howe carries full supply Of
fishing tackle. basebails aud sporting
goods,
A frcsh lot ~ candies. chewing gum.
,etc.. just received ut Barrett Il McKen-
dfick's.
Deputy Sheriff d. B. Cronin Of Eure-
ka, wasin Provo on official business
Thursday.
District Attorney s. A. King went
10 Sail Lake ON legal business Wednes-
day evening.
To SAL Lake and return 81. 30 July 2.
Tickets good returning until July Q,
via the H. G. w.
Paw rolls suitable for any business :
especially mining corporatious--a at the
Shelton company.
Stock certificates. ledgers, journals
any legal blank or Office accessory at
the shelton company.
TCE When you want Ice this sum.
I'LL mer just watch for the blue
waeon.--Earl r. Allen.
Half rates over the Short Line tn
Sai Lake and return Sunday. july
End Good until Monday, July e'h.
Geo. e. Howe Of Provo Is world
heater ON hicyrle bnrnaius. Hs has
full hne Of ladies'. gents and boys
wheels.
Fresh trout, Utah black bnss, straw
berries. new veL elables aud all Of the
delicacies OF tho season at Geo. Il.
Howc's grocery store.
The County Treasurer yesterday de-
liver d his certified copy 0f lax sale
record f,r the years 1S95-67-8 TO the
County r eorder as provided by law.
Special C0nfersnre at Salt Luke city.
July y. Half rates over the Short Line.
Remember the frst train leaves over
ihs Short Line aud is the first train TO
reach Salt Lake,
Any purchaser In the crockery. dry
goods and miscellaneous lines should
call on Barrett g. MeKendrick's before
going lsrwh.re--THE DEMOCRAT man
said so-aud there are Others.
County Treasurer O. r. Mslmberg
made n flying trip 10 Sansaquin ihur-.
d.y evening. lie rcpors work started
IN rnrnest nn The bhy crup but says
Il will be Very shorl rs compared with
the average.
The Telluride Power Transmission
company hns snrd Capt. j. Il. DrLnmar
IN The district court 10 Touele for
s4l.S40 on aeeunnl ~ failure 10 pay for
electric power furnished by the Provo
power plant.
Account Of the Fourth OF July cele-
brations. the Il. G. w. will sell tickets
between any Two stations on tho line
NJ rate Of one single fare FOR round trip.
Selling dates July and 4. Good rs-
turning unlIl Jnly 9.
Hon. Fisher Harris Of the State Land
Board went south Thursday on land
husinrss ileadeu for Mona He said he
sxgs;ted " spend . couple Of DAYS
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-07-01

q
voir.
CIiy Recorder =. r. Houtz Is over
from Sprlngyile today.
A fine new girl WIS born Thursday
night 10 the wife Of Geo. Collins.
Matsukita cigars are q perfect
smoker. long Havana tiIler, only 5 cts.
Msrshal ThOmas was over from Lrhi
Thursday to attend the funeral Of VIM.
s rOng.
The Lehi "coon" will have an ex.
animation before Justice King this
afternoon.
Judge Booth went TO Heller Thurs.
day evening 10 attend to some post
pnnei court business.
Sheriff Storrs and County Attorney
Evans went TO Payson yrs,e day 10 In.
vestIgaie al alleged Case Of robbery.
County Treasurer o. F Malmb'g Is
feeling pretty gay over the arrival of n
fue new girl at his home last evening.
Judge J. s. Boyer of Springvllle was
In Provo Yesterday ON legal business.
He reports all hObos taken 10 aud u
very quiet town.
s. j. Jones went To Eureka last even
ing IT, distribute programs and other
advertising matter for The Provo Fourth
Of July Celebration.
niose Chrisien sen the outside mana.
ger of The Castillo Springs Resort was
In Prove yesterday on business con.
uected with that popular resort.
Albert Wilson and Chas. NJ. Potter
were yesterday convicted OF stealing
fron gianary at Payson aud will
serve five months each iu the county
Jail.
Nose Christensen has requested the
Provo base bail club TO lake n vacation
this month and play hall for week al
Castillo. The club will probably ac-
cep'.
Hon. ID. ID. Houiz has kindly consent
ed To acl Os orator of the day on the
Fourth If July. Groige II. Brlmhall
having been previously engaged for
that day.
Have your abstracts prepared by
Havercauip & Co. Thev show every
transfer, liens and Judgments, to any
property 10 Utah county. Write them
at Provo. Utah. *25
Chas. @. BIansett. who Is out under
his own recognlz nee to answer TO the
charge Of kidnapping. as mentioned in
our last issue. b ~ oeen doing yeoman
service this week as special officer.
VIM. Holmes came over from Tlntlc
this morning and will spend the Fourth
10 Provo. He reports good progress 10
his luI lding operations 10 Eureka and
has just commenced work on the new
Vic loria hoist.
w. b. Searle NJ the Telluride Power
Transmission Co. returned Thursday
morning from elluriie. Colo. where
he has been TOR the pas, six weeks
Io0king after company construction
aud mining patents. "