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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
THE TELLEs CASE

ate n ion OF the court, the tribunal will
! adjourn for the term.
THE TELLES CASE
The Elijis Te!les perjury case wa
again taken up for trial Ia the dstric.
court this morning. The prisoner l.
charged with perjury before the grauc
jury In the Elieroerto Garcia murder
case.
After exbausting the panel THU
morning only three irors we're 'und
com petont 10 tTy tbe Teller case
Theee were passed no and the sheriff
retru, ted to gu N mons another special
vepire mem hers Of WI ich were beinr
exsmined this afternoon.
CARL MARQUETTE INDICTED
Among the Indictments returned Sal
urcay bv the district cour: grand jury
wac one against Carl MArqustt tie
[ is charged that .Ouuz Marquet''
~H- short in his scrcurts w'th X. ID
r chey In the sun Of 1928 TIE uu
man vas adm tied 10 ,,aiI In the eur
nj $50.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15

Fo- dressed poultry, Prone "Tsrx-
err" SO. N. Oregon 81.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
FOR SALE-MACHINERY

COR -ALE-One Chism. Boyd & White four
mole drv press brick machine In good
condition: cheap. Mark Miller. Real Estate
and Insurance. In9 Mesa Ave.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
THE
New
YORK
WEEKLY
TRIBUNE

% Who s.s. secure the M %
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ODDS AND ENDS.

England l. preparing The msdas for
The South African war. They viii be
Of silver. Five prssses with a daily
output OF 100 medals will be used In -
suing them.
Postmaster General Smith. estimate
Of stamps needed for the coming fiscal
yeas Il a. follows: .0is,ls6,oOO l-csnt
stamps. s,Gl9.ss4,ooo IS s4.700,ooo as,
as,o0 600 4's, 81, ,3o0. 900 So, 9,Soo,o0o So,
1s, soO. 900 So, 3s.Io0.0oo los, a,'OO. 900
iys, 1000 so's. 10000 SIS, 5000 s2's,
Aoe0 SIS and 1850. 900 special delivery.
A sailor named Wilson, who was on
the Oregon when she grounded on the
rocks recently, 10 authority for the
statement that after she had stuck
there tbfss days big modern Chi
nsse cruiser iove In sight chased by
the Russian4 As she approached the
Oregon she ran up an American flag.
Her officers claimed the protsction OF
Capt. Wilds AID go. II.
The largest time ball In the United
States Is being erected In Philadelphia
on the roof OF the Fourth street end Of
the bourse. The ball. which 10 four
feet in diameter and weighs 90 pounds,
will be hoisted to the top Of an iron
column, 100 feet above tidewatsr, five
minutes before noon each day and be
dropped electrically 70 feet to an air
cushion exactly at noon by the naval
observatory clock in Washington. The
object of the time ball is to enable all
the mariners in the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers to regulate their
chronometers before sailing.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
rHH LOWER ORDERS OF LIFE.

Tho whale u a big fish In the sea
only on account Of his colossal proper
tions. As a navigator he 10 not much
Of success. His utmost speed in
swimming ID only about ten miles an
hour. ......
Snakes Of all sizes abound in the Su.
matrs jungles. Monster lizards are
there, measuring SIX and seven feet.
The house lizard 10 about IL inches
long, and makes Q noise Like the bark
OF toy terrier.
A camel. with an ordinary load OF
400 pounds, can travel IL to II days
without water, going IA miles day.
Csmels are ft TO work at five years.
old, but their strength begins to de-
cline at rs, although they live usually
until 40. They are often fattened at
30 for food, the flesh tasting like beef
In the island OF Minors, one Of the
Philippines. the humming birdz are
pugnacious little creatures. A hunt
ing party had q novel experience with
them. One Of the huntGmen wandered
of from his comrades, but soon his
screams were heard Thousands Of the
humming birds had attacked him,
and wounded him in hundreds of
spots ON his face and neck. When
rescued he was streaming with blood.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14

WANTED .-A ease Of bad health shat Ri.PA'N'sv VI
sot benefit They banish pain and TrolonS he One siv
sseep, no substitute R'rPAN'S, 10 for cents, maj
Be bad q. any drug Ter samples and oae ihousana
tss,i oaals will be mailed any address Tor i've eens
insv.r.ed 70 the Mpans Chemical Co., No. 10 sprsss
Street, New y0k.
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F0OTLIGHT FAV0RITES.

Col Smith Russell, BY the advice OF
hi. physicians, Is 70 spend the win
ter In California.
Sir Henry Irving will not play IN
London again until next April, when
he will produce at the Lyceum the
ater the play. "Charles * he IN
tends to bring TO the United states the
ensuing fal.
Offenbach's "La Belle Luretts, pro
duced on October 30, 1880, at the
Renaissance theater, Psris. soon after
the death of the composer. was per
formed for the hrst time on q eer-
man stage q short tirns ago a. 'an'sen
theater, Vienna
Alice Niessn 10 from Californis, ou'
her opera company has not yet been
heard In that state. Manager reriey
has 50 arranged next seasons tour shHs
nearl- the whole winter win be spent
IN California and the southern states
this side Of the mountains.
Nine. Modjeska says the tour she VIII
make the coming season 10 one OF rare
well. She il now on her way TO Homo
lulu for rest of few weeks. On hss
return the Shakespearsan play king
john" in which she will appear 40
Constance, will be put in rehearsal
r. d. MacLsan and his wife, Odetts Ty'
le., will support the great actress
Richard Mansfield will stage his
shakespearsan play Of the year, Henry
"" at the Garden thester, New York,
on October l. The scensry for the play
is completed, and the costumes have
been made. In addition 70 the 80 speak-
ing part. in the play, ballet ana .
choir have been engaged. II Is Mr.
Nansfe.d's avowed intention to mike
The play a. notable from spsstasuias
a. @ histrionic standpoint.
Richard Reed will begin next season,
his fourteenth as . star. In the Bos-
ton museum, with a new comedy en-
titled: "a Modern Crusoe," by Sydney
Rosenfeld. II u said 70 be In differ-
eut vein from other comedies in which
he has been seen. He viii have the
aid OF Miss Isadore Rush and q COM
pany including Charles Gotthold, Her
bert Fortier, L. P. Hicks, James Dew
lin. Myrtle Myers, Carolyn Waite and
others.
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A HOT ONE.

During the extra session Oh
congress early last year Jerry
Simpson kept objecting every
little while to t he execution OF the
purpose of the session, the chang
ing Of the tariff f from the Wilson
to the Dingley schedule or rates
Simpson would fan the air with
his arms and bore everybody
with his trades. The big speaker
would, on such, occasions, recliDe
his head on th,s back OF his chair
and close his yes.
"I'm not ale ne in this" Simp-
son was vocif, srating one alter
noon; "there are many members
here who sharb the same views |
have. My lea rned and disting'
uished friend from Texas, Mr..
3aily, fully ae ,rees with me.
MMr. Bailey, who detested Simp-
son, arose and said, sharply:
81 object to being cited as an
authority. Itlo not agree with
the gentleman from Kansas. lie
should inform himself" ="
The speaker woke up and rap
ped for order: In a drawing
tone he ruled:
"The gentl' sman from Texas
should not ma Ike an unreasonable
request of th e gentleman from
Kansas"
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PLANTS AND ANIMALS.

Ali the flowers OF the arctic region
are either white or yellow. end there
are 7e2 varieties.
0striches are not the only swift
running animals that can outstrip the
speed of horse. There is a land crab
In Cuba that can rival the ostrich, and
20 much faster than a horSe.
Plants. like animals, are continually
wandering to fresh clds and pastures
new. Prof. Kelievmsn finds that Of
the present fora Of Ohio no less than
43o are immigrants. Almost ali are
FROM Europe.
Ina, pants wheninjured suffer from
fever IL o new discovery by a British
botaa.st. Plants suffer In similar
manner " animals under like condi-
tioas. rho rate o. respiration In
sreas>s AM Mo temperature r.ses,
rssahing maximum within ~ hours.
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Made Young Again.


"Ons Of Or. Kings New Life
Pills each night for two weeks has
put me IN my teens again writes
| D. H. Turner o: Dempseytown, Pa.
They're the best in the world for
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purely
vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25c
at w. g. Shows drug store.
When G young man suddenly
becomes heir to a million one
can't blame him for putting on
millionsirs.
A vIlaass sLAcxsxI-a SAVED ELS liTrLs ssvs
LIFE.
Mr. Fl. II. Black, the well.known
vi!lsge blackS,nlth at Grahams.ille
Sullivan Co., N. Y, says: "Onr
little son, Ave years old, has always
besH subject TO Group, and SC bad
have the attacks been that we have
feared many timee that he would die.
We have had the doctor and used
many medicines, but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is now our sols res
lance. Il seems to dissolve the
tough macus Ind by giving frequent
doses when TIE croGpy symptoms
appea. we hsve found that the
dreaded Group is cured before it gets
settled" There Is 20 danger in CIV.
ing .hia remedy for il contains no
opium or other lnjrrioas drug nnd
may be gwen as confidently 10 a
babe as to an adult. For sale by w.
C. Snow, druggist.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
MARRIED SAM JONES' WIFE

The notable Sam Jones OF Geor-
gia was caught in tho BARRIERS
chair a while ago while attending
one of the Chataqua Assemblages
In the Northwest. The lo4uac-
ious barber, never having seen
the veritsbie Sam, started in
cautiously:
"Going to hear Sam JonesP"
"Yes, SIR" answered the victim
through the lather.
Sever heard him before?"
"Oh, yes," replied Sam.
III suppose" resumed the bar
ber, after q pause, che will get
off his old jokes on the preachers
and people in general"
81 guess so," responded Jones
"Wonder how much he gets for
one Of his lectugesp"
"Oh, ] suppose as much as you
take in in a month";" was the re-
ply.
swell, sir, ] wish ! was bright
enough or foolish enough to make
people laugh by telling stories.
Some people say Sam Jones is
fine and others say he is a fu n
bug. What do you think sir"
"Well," answered. Brother
Jones, slowly, "when people 60
to see o ghost they generally see
it, when they go and let that cid
Sam Jones walk onto their toes
and corns it don't hurt Jones az
all. Nov, I know him pretty
well, am 2 soythernsr myself and
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NEW CAPITOL.

ARKANSAS NEW CAPITOL.
States of tho Middle West are
awaking to the advantage which
beautiful publ C buildings confer
ON communiti es. Arkansas ID
erecting a m; lion dollar State
Capitol buildir G which the people
Q xpect to be tt Q handsomest pub.
lie building in the State.
There is logi c in the erection OF
beautiful struc lures to house the
officials of a gr, ,at commonwealth
Visitors see the public buildings
and form thei: estimate OF the
W ealth and cul ;ure of the COM
% unity from tn sse observations.
Arkansas h as shown good
iu dgment in de- ,iding on an at
tr, lctive State h ouse. The proper
ex penditure of the million dollars
ap propriated to this end should
prove satisfyin : both to the OBJ
SCI yer with arc ,hitectural knowl-
eds re and to tho man who judges
only by the COS t.-St. Louis Re-
public.
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At last has the meanest man
on earth bee found. 1t has
hith erto been believed that the
record belong ad to the manufact-
urer of expl' ,sives, who, when
some of his W orkmen were blown
up docked tn sm for the time they
were in the air. A Middlesex
man has, he ,wever, ''gone one
better" than this. He gives his
children a pt nny each night TO
go to bed ithout any supper
and charges them a penny apiece
for their bres .kfast next morning
in order, he { eys, to teGch them
the value of noney.-Exchange
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14

with all his faults l like him. l
married Sam Jones' wife,"
And the tall, lean Southerner
threw down his dime, and with a
smile, withdrew.
The barber iis recovering.-Ep-
worth Herald.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
HORTICULTURAL NOTES.

A young man from the city,
according to the Rural World,
went out and spent a month with
his country uncle, and upon his
return to the city he entertained
his friends with horticultural
chat, as follows:
Eggs were so scarce there
this spring that farmers are
starting egg.plants in their hot
beds. | should think that was
quite a good idea.
In my rambies over the hills |
noticed q good many geese, but
only seen one can of gooseber-
ries and they were 80 small ]
think thsy must have been gos-
lings.
That ia 5 great country for
pies; in feet, they told me that
most all the farmers have a pie
plant. When the plants are
running full blast they ship car.
loads daily. Most Of them turn
out dried apple pies.
didn't see any young men
sowing wild oats-fact is, didn't
see any young men-snppo Sc
they had all gone west to grow
up with the country.
| find that the country people
are neat almost to fault. For in :.
stance, an old gentleman told m 9
one day that he had been scour-
ing the woods. l asked HIM
"Why9" "Why for the cows. -
complimented him highly on
his goodness to his poor dumb
brutes, but he was so modest he
only said:" :"Wal-gol-darn.
/ inquired if they sowed the
seeds of discord in the hot-beds
or in the open fields. They said
they were generally sown in fam
lily jars.
| guess there won't be very
many strawberries this year, as l
didn't see many strawstacks.
The elder berries are too old to
be good, too.
An old farmer told me thet
when q blackberry was red it
was green-the idea! The old
fellow must have been color.
blind or was trying to guy me
because | was from the CITY,.
There were not many wild
flowers in bloom. heard of a
few bachelor buttons growing on
the moor. / also heard some one
speak of a marry-gold.
A little boy told me that there
were some cowslips on the hill
sides. I thought there would be
a good many cowslips if they
pastured the COWS there. think
there ought to be a law compel
ling every farmer to drive stakes
into the steep places to tie the
COWS to.
This same little boy told me
that "there were lots of dandy |
lions around, though, whereup-
on l fled breathlessly into the
house, not waiting to zee if they |
were dandy.--Exchange.
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Notice for Publication 1865

Land OF Ice at Little Rock Ark.l
November 2rd 1890,
Notice hereby given that the following
named set ,jer has led notice CT his intention 70
make anul proof In support OF his claim, ard tl.at
saId proof will be lade before the County CLERK
of SHARP county A rkaasas, at veninG ShLde,
Arkansas, on Decei aber 18th, 1890, VT;
panis T Hartsall
HENo 2tSas for the north hflf sol thwest
quarter 9. ctIon Is, township II, north range {
west
He nan pes the folio wing witnesses 10 psoye bis
continue, Is residence upon and cultivation oisaii
hand, v4
W. II. vanwinkh ), Y. M. Th0mas, j. N.
Green NJ ,dJ, T. Wal son, all of Center. ARK.
u, II. Myers,
Register.
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LEGAL Al NEcnGlESslsJIS.
EotiCe.

Notice ia hereby given thac..I, W. II. Shirley,
"a gnardi, IN and c, rator OF Alma duncan viii
annlv st ii ,e Decep her term l5J9 Of the Probate
s!a,rt of u i. South. III District OF Sharp county
for nm ord ar To sell the undivided ope-Ada In
teres, In q e follow lsg lanas aWL:
NV oft he NE nd iEs Hii o. tae "
section "a, townsh 27 north range bweGi and
the y W OF the \ secteE -, !oWnslip -!
north rana g Z west ana the b Hlf n vf the n
section gg townshi % II north range west and
Inc soutnw eat quar- tsr ant s Hif Of n " Of SEQ
liOn l5. TOW nship D, n0rth range D "est, IN :he
southern [ istrict a sharp cSnnsy lor rem
vesLment W.H' ohihAS-
Nov. 10, 1860, oaaf-An'
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
POPULAR PUBLICATIONS S-POpUL PRIl

published On Mondax "
day and Friday. bar
up to date daily n'''
three days In the wed
all important news Of "
fcw days. Profussa
trated. and filled wiiSS
Ing reading for all vs'1
keep in close touch w
II the nation and
II eG = lar subseIN
price, $3.50 per "
r. 70 securs the best rN
Az I.H.nama aAtQs
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14
HoW's Thiss

W.. offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for aay case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarri
Cure.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, D.
We, tie undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney FOR the last 70 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and tinan'
clally able to carry out any ObIlga'
tlons made by their firm.
West s. Truax, Wholesale Drag
gists, Toledo, .. Walding, Kin.
nan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
glsts, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taKen IN
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Pnce 75c per bottle. Sold
by all druggists. Testimonials Free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
You can't Judge horse by the
harness.
All men are born ignorant
and some never outgrow it.
Yss zysw Wat ycu Asr sAIra
When. you take Groves Tasteiess
Chill Tonic because the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
Ing that it is amply Iron and Qai'
nrne in a tasteless form. No cure,
no pay. soc.
Education can never make up
for the want Of natural ability.
The individual who takes life
cheerfully is a dangerous asso-
ciate.
When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose OF
Chamberlatn's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach, tone up your liver and reg
ulate your bowels making yon feel
like new man. For sale by W. c.
Snow, diagg,st.
With the possible exception oil
vanity, a woman may outlive any
folly.
Editor Sees3W0Rdevs.
Editor W. V. Barry Of Lexington
Tenn., in exploring Mammoth Cave,
contracted q severe case of Piles.
HIS quick cure through using. Buck
lens Arnica Salve convinced him IT
ia another worlds wonder. Cures
Piles, Injuries, inflammation, and all
bodily erupt,ons. Only 25c a. W,
G, Shows drug store.
If you would know a man study
his infirmities rather than hi:
virtues.
| Putnam Fade'ess Dyes do mo-
spot, streak or give your goods al
unevenly dyed appearance. Sold b.
s. G. Medlock d. Bro, Poughkeep
sic, Ark.
| Red is a danger signal on
railroad, on a mans nose and or
woman's cheek.
i TIL sss. PRESCRIPTION FOE XAiAaiA
| Ch,lls and fever is a bottle o
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
simply iron aud quinine N a tasteles
form. No cure--no pay. Pric
so cents.
} The ignorant man who know
} enough to remain silent ism
} wholly without knowledge.
> Made Young Again.
"Ons Of Or. Kings New Lif
, Pills each night for two weeks ha
put me IN my teens again write
D. H. Turner o: Dempseytown, Pi
: They're the best in the world fc
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purel
vegetable Never gripe. Only 25
at w. g. Shows drug store.
When G young man suddenl
becomes heir to q million on
Sharp County record., 1900-12-14

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recognised as the Peoples Ma
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farmerTEsnd villagers. fts
splendid Agricultural Depart
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throughout the country: Its
fashion notes. Its Science and
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
REALTY AND BUILDING.

Building Inspector Timer issued eigh-
teen permits during the past week, ag-
gregating ss2, 300. as follows
Milo Vincent, 665 west Fourth North,
brick addition. $500.
A. T.. Carr. lot 1, block q, plat T.,
brick cottage, four rooms. $1,000.
Julia w. Logan. 2e6 F street, brick ad-
dillon. $500.
Henry Couaw, Eighth East between
y and Fist streets, brick residence, six
rooms. t2S0Q.
G. h. Ttcomb. Fifth East between
First and Second South Improvements.
s. 600.
r, laid, 60 West Second South i'm
provements. $500.
Houston r. u. g. T. Co., 2ls Main
street, store building. $4,000.
Sarah Williams, sl4 West Second
North, addition. $50.
Wyatta s. Marcroft, Eighth West and
Cannon street brick cottage, $500.
Mine Smelter & Supply company,
Fifth West between Third and Fourth
South. warehouse. $500.
Hans p. Christensen, Fifth West be-
tween North and South Temple, frame
cottage, $3.50.
u. C. Montcr. 22i Center street, i'm
proveinents. $50.
Il. f. Estes, 3ee west Fifth South, i'm
proyements, So
r. y. Grant, S street between Brig
ham and First. frame barn. 1890.
c. ], Larsen. Sixth West between
Sixth and Seventh South. brick cottage,
four rooms. 5000
Mrs McMasters. O street between
First and Second South, brick cottage,
ave rooms, 5000.
MIS-. Arthur. corner Ounce and Grape
street brick cottage, I rooms. $1,000.
II. L. McConaugly, Sixth South be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of file. recorders office, Salt
Lake county. Utah. March i6, 1900;
Il. NJ. Foy TO A. Adelman war
ranty deed part northeast
quarter section u, township
south, range ! vest" .. "..S
Overland Pickle and Vinegar
company TO A. Adelman, war
ranty deed, part northeast
quarter section IL, township 2
south, range / west........,, 5000
W. f. Qualls 10 l.. c. Patterson,
warranty deed, lot and east
10 feet lot 6. Coates & Co.'S
South Gale addition. ~
Nellie NJ. Powers to Jennie l..
Harding. warranty deed, lots
42-43, block /, Archer &
KS subdivision plat C...,. 400
Aetna Real Estate Investment
company 10 Minnie RACER, war
ranty deed, l0XS rods southeast
from rods east OF northwest
corner lot s, block 81. plat A.. 1900
]. o. 5. Young to Julia A. Lind
say, warranty deed. Slia feet
by 10 rods southeast from 80
feet south Of northwest corner
lot 4, block 80, plat A........ 1000
j. G. Houston TO II. w. Reese,
warranty deed. lot 50, Wilkes
subdivision east half block Sc,
plat CO., Gee. .,., ...u...,.. 5VV
w. e. Hubbard TO W, w. Carr,
warranty deed. lot and east 10
feet lot 6, block l. East Wa
tefl0o.... - q. - - =. .,.,.'.. l,sVv
John Holder 20 Elizabeth Holder,
warranty deed, 31-5xlO rods
southeast from 6lh rods south
Of northwest corner lot 8, block
2. plat A.... o.. .. g.. q. e..
r, A. Rarney ct al TO S. NJ.
Convey, warranty deed. Sxl0 rods
southwest from northeast cor
ner lot l. block 81, plat A.. 5000
Laura l.. II. Cock Jr., TO F.. F.
Schettler, warranty deed, part
blocks l to 4, subdivision blocks
10 ~. Fountain Place.. go
.. +. Peterson to A. r. Derge.
quit claim deed, 7x3 rods north
east from ~ rods east Of south
west corner. lot ?, block 60, plat
A.. % go. sec. s.,. .ss',.,...
Aaron Keyser TO Laura l.. III.
Cook. Quit-claim deed, part
blocks TO 4. subaddition blocks
to ~. Fountain Place e.. %. O.. ]
p. j. Arson ct al TO a. ID. Cole
ct al, Quit-claim deed, water
right, etc, Big Cottonwood. /
I0tal. "'." ......sls,SZo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
THE BURLINGTON
HEADED THIS WAY
Ogden Electric May Form Part Of
System,
TO CONSTRUCT THIS SUMNER
strong Probability that an Under
standing Exists Between the Bur-
lington and Utah Company.

II was learned definitely this morning
that p. J. Qualey and those associated
with him were preparing TO push the
building Of the electric railroad between
Salt Lake and Ogden, and that the
line would be in operation before the
end Of the summer.
In this connection u Is learned from
the most reliable sources that although
the line viii be operated by electricity
at first that the road is to be construct
ed in such a manner that 1t can at any
time be operated by steam, the object
being to utilize Il as a means OF reach
ing Utah's capital by the Burlington,
which Is now pushing its surveys In the
direction OF ogden The informant OF
the "News" would not say that a deal
had been contaminated between the
Burlington people and the Utah com
pany, but that there was at least an un.
derstandlng between the two corpora
lions. There seems 20 be little doubt
among those on the inside that a new
line east will enter the city before two
years pass by.