davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
FRIT RAD I'll DIG.

life ben eneite Irbeioer paa bette
Self; men ale meogiper DOG, at ban
er Sopeomanoen.
Wr. @aibington penoer Jig Der.
nplt til aitOre Acknowledgements OF
paapiier meo Sal, at Der / alabama,
Iisiisiippi Sennesiee, SeraS, Sir'
ginia, Georgia og Slorioa err Ell bel
Gel Neere, iom oriper Sanoel eaar
or Soanoperfere. Gen iorte &ate
bier Jig ififfet iii noget al boert, %
bpao Der mangIer er, at DC boioe
Dor bile mere 9l9telie for Sen. Mtr.
@aibmeton negter life, at Der | ne
itore @per err oItfor mango Regrs,
iom gaar Iebige og iIaar ino pon
Sorbrpberbaren; men oct or melt
unae Ienneifer, og iii bercS limb
ifpIoning arfprer ban. at Rncen NM
zig bar faat lin Sriheb, % at mango
az ben enbmi life bar lprt at BRUCE
Den.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Rusiiife Scnoer ioper
Dinteriopn.

Iisie Tattebpr / De temperere0e
% ~norblige alimater iouer 8inter.
ispn bels paa 8rluo al Sliloen %
oeIs al Nangel poa 6s0eiuioIer.
sc ligger oa | Ell Spale, iont hos
Wturmeloprere. I, @r. Hrairiebur.
Ben, Iigner Sfinoeo, eler De iaIber
/ Ell Sepn, Der mtoertiben a~fbrpoes.
for at De fan tage gf9ring I'll Jig, :,
Gr 9ierne % @rPpIinger. gu be-
retter Oh. Goltpp ON Ell Sinterlepn.
iom timber Steb hos rusitife 9ea,
ser / DC az Sunaersneo tronilf hien.
isete Gane. SGrlae prsoer DC az
boloe SrGfterne oppe meo gorfe-
brso; men naar SET life mere bielper,
iaa Tiger De SiIiluot hos ben peru1e-
iGle 9ioifa, oct riiSiiife Sro for
Sepn. Sinner SuSfaberen, Of IA,
milienS Sorniorraao life er tilitrpf.
feligt for Sinteren mao Sorbrnget
inSifrGnfeS. Men naar gfenneifer
'tal arbeihe % uuitreuae ia. for &c
life | Irnaere Sib nobolbe Ell itnoi1
SuItciorira. iom DC itnfteIS Sus.
opr / NorSens 9anoe ofte mon. OF
Der uoiteoeS Ga SeiaIiua iii Ell al.
| minSeIis ginterippu (9ioita) / IRE.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Hattcroens Sctponing.

@eboerne al CT auorial / Berlin
mognp nplIa alo9e III Autoritcterne,
iorOi carmen ira Ell aeglchnne BIN.
oreoe Dem / al lone. Sperrettcn
ionot alaaen berettigct % uotalte
bl. a. ielgeuoe:
On bpppig 6oritprrelie al Matte
roen er lite blot en- Tlaee, men %.
laa en- 6ore ior Sunbbeoen. j
ltsrre Nper, bpor Der trGttes laa
itore Serler poa 9eboernes areiter
og Sunobeo, bar man arap paa, at
Der glsres ali miligt. inr ar Hatie.
roen life itol ioriprres oeb Sarm al
rem eler aroen Slags. % Der
fan life inees Senipn Ill. at Sormen
life forinrrer enfelte Nienneiter
beres Sepn."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Rommen hiem.

SeoiIs Safe, g. g., 24oe Warts.
-Gbeiter s. aIingel bar %ianOipl-
Iigois Den pngite Semano paa Slag.
ifibet Oregon. San er Ssn al go.
flor 8. 6. alin9el og forloo tit Sieln
/ Sepils 2afe / SamIar 1898 o.
reiite til Eaciiiefpiten. Ser bsrte ban
ON Slagifibet RaineS Sprpngnir9
/ Saoana Saon, og itrar boeroeOe
ban Jig omboro paa Oregon. San
bapoe oa erbnu life fplot II glar.
Gen 19be Warts 1898 ieileoe Ore.
gon fra San Srancisco paa fin be.
rcmte 6S Cages Reis for at lutte iiJ
til Sompions SIaabe. aIinger bar
poa i'm 8oit unoer Slaget peb San.
tiago og iagttog oft, boao Der gif for
Jig. San itoo / Rprbeben al ann.
tein Glarfe, ga Sfibets bebIte Stag
bIeo beiiet.
San iaa ben tretten Sommers
9ombe fpret, iom fit bet ipanife
arigsifib G~briitobaI Colon til at
itrpge Stag. Gen unge 8Iingel for.
Loo SEEM gorf paa Oregon eitcr
Slaaoeparaben og anfom til Wanila
oen 1Soe STARTS 1899. ga Sregoll
Itoote paa Sfi9ret, bleo ban ooerisrt
til Samoa og gioroe Batrulietienc.
ite ct aar omfring Bbilippineruc,
bbor ban biaIp til meo al tage Here
fienotIige Sfibe. ga bans Soerp~
~ningstio bar ublsben, fit ban afifeo
meo g@rc fra Sloooen og ieiIeoe mco
SoIace til San Sraneisco.
Sen 9be STARTS 1901 fom oen I'M.
&c, fiGffe Norb 9nfoto Ssmano
uanmelot inb / lin Sars Stem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
2lmerifas Neere.
Gr bcSrc enS lit Hpstc. Sc or spoe
NrbciDerc % pgcr Sanbcts %clltano.

9oofer Z. @albington bar / Slt.
te%rnationol Montblp lfreoet Ell me
get oplpienoe slrtifel on line lorte
9rpore. WeoenS man al Spoltat8'
iolf oite ioar bsre, al Hegerne er Ell
9proe, iom &c forrige Slaoeitater
maa bore iii Straf ior 6GorencS
Sunber, ainer ben nppnte Irtifel
bet Ssnbtrpf. at DE life er Ell 6or.
banbelie. men inorere Ell Seliignelie
FOR Snoen. &c er nemlig bernie
2~aroSoeIS fcrnemite g~rbeiosfolf,
% DC hor oen iterite Inoel | DC
6remifriot. iom Spbeu bar giort.
0r. @oibingtcu peser meb Stolt'
beb paa oen Nptte, JON 9tegrene bar
giort / Communicating meo Snoia'
nerne. Gisie 10 Hacer mebteS fprIts
8ana pou @lmerifaS @run0 | SonteSa
tomn 1919. Der par od 20 Negre
MOB Suienber al Snoionerc. Stoen
ben Sio er Intalet al gtcgre uofsct
iii 80 Milioucr, mebens Snoio'
nerre mere % mere oer no. 8rnlt'
ben til Iearenes @efit or Den, at D.
arbeiber, bporimoo Snoioncrne DOR
al 9ooheo. Negreue iauot liz / at
pare Sloper % taalte Ioget; Sn-
oianerne oneoe life I'll Slaocr. Spor
mon iorieate az fringe Dem I'll at ar,
beibe, I. Gr. paa San Domingo. osoe
De iom Illier. Ncgrene bar alort Met
for liz ole Gage. o. peo III Irbeloe
bar De iortient iii SipSopbolo, ia
meact mere. meoeuS Snbianernc
or Reaicrineen Ill @proe. ! 1899
betalte Stotsfosien St2.7S4.676 I'll
NPao % aI9r for bent ioruben bpaS
oct foitebe at hpIoe Dem / Senmrc.
Tor @oraerfriseu par Gprfning az
@cmuIo, Sutfcrrsr. &iS % Sobdt
SubenS Sopebinsiel, % Negrene al
aop oct meite az oen TrbeioStroft.
iom bisie @irficmbebSarene trTngte.
Ge por ogioa meo al rpbhe Sfoue,
bnaae Siie. bnaae @eie % oulGggC
Sernbancr. Ianae al SuherS o.
ientIiae @paninaer er osian hereS
BERT. De er life blot iiwnlc Mr..
beiSere. men en- acb Gel az Dem cr
Iinfe $aanbperfere, % paa VIanta.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Ny SrenoieI.
Smabumanb tiger, han bar cpoaset
biaigt Smbititut ior Sui.

Smabo, Neb, 24oe Wfarts. - G.
s. Sofiman Der / Ypen Tiger, at ban
fan br9noe Serb. san Tiger, at
ban bar opoaget Ell Sremgangs.
maaoe, bporpeo Soroflumper piI
brGnoe Iige iaa gobt iom Intbraei..
tlll. Haa petroleum, Tiger ban, blan.
oct meo rem Sorb % meo Silisielie
al TO andre artifler, bpis 9eitanb-
belle err bans Semmeligbeb, bill no
giere ell grGnoiel, Tom oil br9noe
bebre % meb renere $40 END Surl.
fltbber. Sem og iptti Trocent ~
benne Communicating er Wober
Sorb. 9e andre Sngreoienier foiter
en- gogotel. Sans 9rpnbiel foiter
$3.50 pr. Con.
Seq begpnote of e%rperimentere
for en- Sib iioen", iogbe ban. "0tt
fsrite leg gioroe, bar at blanoe Slier
og Sorb iammen og forisgte ut
brpnbe Dem / Sorm at 9pnb; men
oct gif life. Slien brGnbte no OF
efterlob Sorben omtrent iiforanbret.
Soa uoitrafte ieg mine ltnberisael-
fer, oa efter flere Iors Irbeibe fanht
ieg SemmeIiebeben Seq err iiffer
oao, at ieg bar lott GrobIemet."
Scr. Soffman frempiite TO grem.
plorer al lin 9rGnbiel. S llbieenbe
lignebe De baaroe %ifeI9oerSbolber,
iom gsrn bruger iom 2eeetsi.
"8eme", iagoe ban "er 90 Brocert
raa YetroIeum, siort fat peb Sietp
al en- 6emiif Broces, og oct foiter
ca. 1915 pr. Son at prooltcere bette
9rRnbiel. Gen onoen er 70 Bro.
cent oIminoelig Serb og fan onbriu.
qeS paa Warfeoet for $3.50 pr.
Son.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

fem Waaneoer. ga gnar ingen ON.
firing mere, men Soltene Logger Jig
paa ben ippre Sopeopn EaIati),
iluffer 2piet og bengioer Jig iii
l~lpirfiombeo og Spuu. Sffe Blot
enfelte 5amilier, men belle 2anb3-
bper og @pgoer gaar ioaIeoes / Sir.
terbi. Mtan gisr fun BET aaerneo.
penbisite, og ben fitnitige Sspu for.
minoifer baaoe Ippetiten og Sorosi.
ellen. l~lbiIfaarlig fommer De ritS'
fife Bomber poa benne Woooe iii at
efterligre @isrnen og ImerifaS
Srairiebuno.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
PRESIDENT BURT MAY
ARRIVE HERE TODAY.
Union tfc official to Confer
Wite Dir. Bancroft.
NOT INCLINED TO TALK
ON JOURNEY OVER PROPOSED
Los ANGELES ROUTE.


President Burt is expected to reach
salt Lake tonight or tomorrow, to con-
fer with General Manager Bancroft Of
the oregon Short Line. and give the lat
ter the benefit Of his knowledge on the
country between UNada and Ludlow.
san Francisco, Cali May 13.-HOrace
q. Burt, president OF the Union Pacidc.
road, has arrived here from the south
ern part Of the state, after making "a
Jrlp of several hundred miles across the
plains OF southern Nevada and Cali
Iornla in 2 wagon President Burt drove
a team all the way from UYadas q point
on the Jtah-Nevada state line, and the
southern terminus o. the Oregon Short
Line extension, to LualoW, a station Oh
the Santa Fee ia southern California.
He was accompanied IN dis trip by r..
j. k1lpatrIcK OF Beatrice Neb, and W,
H fitzpatrick of Denver, railroad on
tractors, whO have been identified with
much of the construction work involved
in Union Pacific extensions. cut-offs and
other improvements I'M recent years.
Their Journey was oven the proposed
route of the Union Pacific extension to
southern California. ana while they are
not inclined to talk of taeiF trip. IL is
understood that they made a carefuI
reconnaissance of h countrY to famil-
iarize themselves with the Topographic
cal and Observation-Disclosures to be en-
cOuntered in n construction of the
proposed salt Lake-Los Angeles Short
Line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
PROTECTION FOR RESERVES.
Force Of Rangers to Be Put in Forests
More Pay for PostmasteTs.
especial 70 The HeraId9

washington, d, c., May 1S.-About
the middle OF June the interior DEPART
ment Will take on its summer force Of
rangers in the forest reserves in Utah.
Colorado and Wyoming. 1t is the pres
ent Intention to employ the same force
as last summer so far as practicable,
preference beng given TO men VINO
have seen previous service and have
shown themselves competent 1t is be-
lieved that a force such as was en-
ployed last summer is adequate to
properly guard the forest against fires
and depreciation.
Salaries Of pOstmasters at Mt. Pleas
ant and Vernal. Utah, VIII be raised
from $1,000 to S1.100 each, beginning
July 1.
The decision of the general land Of
fee in the case Of John OIRouke VS..
h Gibbonsville townsite has been af-
hrmed by Assistant Secretary Ryan Of
the interior department. The claim of
OhROuke, that the cash entry of Haley,
Ida, fled By George Steele as probate
judge OF Lemhi county, Idaho, for the
tOwnsite Of G~ibbonsviMe. was in CON
fict with an entry previously made
by him. has been dismissed.
Assistant Secretary Ryan also af-
firmed the general land Office decision
in the case of Zetta Jones homestead
entry in the Occur d'Alene land dis
trict, holding the entry for csncelIa-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
ITALIAN NEEDING.
Judge Sommer Performed Ceremony
by Aid Of Interpreter.

Judge Sommr's Office in the Eagle
block was the scene of a swell we'd
ding in italian circles yesterday after
noon, in which the novelty of perform
ing the ceremony through the medium
of an Interpreters was introduced. The
contracting parties were Miss Maria
Rosa Falcons, a well known young
lady in Italian society. and PasquaIes
B. LigHO. a mining IA of this city.
p. NinceHi acted as interpreter. The
wedding was no ordinary justice court
affair, but was conducted in style. The
bride and groom. accompanied by
friends, rode to the office of the Justice
in a handsome barouche. The bride
dressed in a. stylish costume, and
wore n mosts beautiful American
Beauty roses. a large bunch of which
she carried in her hand.
Judge SOmGneE thought fhat he was
q against it, when he found that the
bride could not understand English. Mr..
Nincelli came to his rescue by Offering
to interpret, and by his aid the neees-
sary questions were put TO the bride
and answered. After the novel ceFe-
mony Judge Sommer congratulated the
new couple, and the gay bridal party
re-entered carriag es5and drove away to
the home-of the bride.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
LOUISVILLE CHILD
DROWNED IN TANK
lspeeiaI Corregpondence.l

C~oalyilie, May I7.-The little 3-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John WiIkfu-
son Of louisville, while playing near a
large lrrigaung ditch close by The fam-
lily residence today, accidentally fell in.
and before help could reach it was
drowned The parents are nearly pros
trated with grief over the sad affair.
Another accident occurred today at
Hoytsvllle, in which the youngest son.
about Is years OF age, of Fireman NaIin
had his arm broken He was either
thrown oar fell from a horss which he
was riding. He WAS brought TO Coal
vile, and the fracture was reduced by
Or. French.
William Stokes of this place, while
herding sheep near Piednont. Wyo.,
was found dead at his camp on We'd
nesday, and the general belief from his
appearance indicates that he was killed
by lightning. The body was brought
home today, and viii be buried tomor-
row.
Miss Shepherd, who has been teach
ing in the New West school during the
past winter, left FOR her home at Primes
on, ms, where viii spend ID SUM
mer vacation.
William salmon returned from Sho-
shOnes Ida, last evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
CAITLENEN WATCH
RAILWAY COMBINES
New Association Will Protect
It's interests.
MR.. A is AT WORK
SECRETARY CALLS ATTENTION
TO IMPORTANT SUBJECTS.

Secretary and TraHc Manager J. G.
Leary OF the American Cattle Growers
association is sending cut barrels OF lit
erature on the rights OF h cattlemen.
one Of the important subjects brought
before the owe is that of the
amalgamatiQn of railroad Interests
now engulfng tile country. but if the
association a its way, the cattlemen
VIII not get n the worst of 1T. one
of the letters sent out TO growers in
every part Of h west reads as fol-
lows;
My Dear Sir: When the eastern
syndicates complete their merger Of
separate railways, now in progress, it
seems certain that every Important set
of rails west of Chicago viii be taken
into n or another Of the -four or five
big systems which 1t is planned shall
occupy and traverse the cattle prOduc-
ing and feeding area of this country.
Five systems nOminaly, as to own
ershlp, one system actually, as to
rates, service, equipment and privileges
TO shippers IS what the CONSOLE
datiOn must mean when completed.
Shall cOwmen. under these circum-
stances let the railways PIT in unifOrsn
tariffs rules, regulations and equip
ment Tor the transportation OF their
product without, consultation with
shippers, or shall the latter, through
this organization, ask TO be heard and
suggest the needs and requirements of
cOWmen2
An order is out fer the rem0va Of
nearly all fences on the public domain
before March 1 next. This association,
with a big membership, can secur its
modification. Are you interested in
having this done2
"Cattlemen generally favor a just
and equitable plan for the leasing of
the public domain A bill providing for
such I~easehoids is now being prepared
by this association which VIII be pre-
scented n vigorously urged for pass
age at the next session of congress. 1t
VIII be ~favOrably received if WINE
generally support it, Does the effort
meet your approvaI2
Join the assOciation/an be with
your people. Faithfully yours,
j. @. LEARY,
fSecretaE and Traffic Manager"
The above is, in fact, notice that the
Cattle Growers association Will make
every way pertaining to railroads. no.
matter how strong the odds against
them This organization. while in its
infancy yet, is growing rapidly enough
to make itself a big factor IN public
matters, and II, as suggested. b aSsO-
citation is allowed to be heard in the
matter OF fixing rates, rules and regu-
l%ations, its work viii doubtless be very
effective.
ar. Leary IS also sending out a call
tOfall cattle growers to join the ass5-
citation. He says that every other in
dustry in the country has formed a
se~lf-protectfOn combination and estab-
lished methods for obtaining Informal
ton needfuI to insure its protection and
insure itself against oversight, greed
or injustice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
- - D
Did Not Lose Anything on Wall
Street Stocks.

ENHH41a
Frank Knox. the president of the Mas
uonal Bank of the Republic. arrived
nome from the east yesterday MORNINGS
after an absence or seven Weeks. Dur
1p5 his absence he visited practically an.
the big cities of the east. and was ac4
cQmpanled In all bis travels by G.. s.
holmes. the proprietor Of Ehe Knuts-
fore. who c5sme hone with him..
Mr.. Knox would nor speak Yesterday
OF h business that called him east
aside from selecting a complete oufft
81 furnishings for Mr. Holmes new ho-
tel in Los Angeles. 1T was intimated
D1at he and Mr. Holmes went east to
negotiate Tor inc purchase of a larFe
block OF salt LAKE q Los Angeles rail-.
road stock bus ridiculed the idea. Mr..
Boz was also informed that the inn
preston Was general "a salt lake that
NE made a. big sum or money on Wall
street. during the-recens uDheavaL. some
placing the sum as high as Si75.ee0. He
would neither Affirm nor deny this
stafement but said with a smile that
le didn't lose anything"
Ihe banker said Ia enjoyed his Outinc
very much. andscoms sack his desk
looking exceedingly sell. He aid the
entire country WAS prosperous. d
booked like a garden ais the way across
The continent.
Speaking of Senator Kearns and the
impression he made in Washington, Mr..
noN showed muc enthusiasm. Sen
atOr kearus, he said, made q fine ina
precision everywhere he went. and ia
Washington ne SIS considered one of the
strong men Of n party He is certain
- step into leadership there. ia spite OF
what his enemies may a to the con-
rrary.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
How's This9

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for ans case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by HalPs Catarrh Cure
f. J.. CHENEY & CO., Props, To-
Iedo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in All
business transactions and financially
able to carry "a any obligations made
BIZ their firm.
WEST & TRUAE. wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. .,
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls CataTrh Cure is taken inter
nalIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 70 cents per bottle Sold by all
Druggists Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
SALOON MAN sKIPs.
Warrant Issued for Arrest Of Mr.


The county officers and the Salt Lake
Brewing company would like to know.
the whereabouts of N. Bropsky. the
former proprietor Of the Terrible Swede
saloon Bronsky is alleged to have sold
Ogt his saloon and left the city, owing
the brewing company about $50 for.
beer. and it is alleged Ia he is also.
indebted to q number of other business
concerns of the city BY the brewing
company he = reckoned as a violator Of
the new law which prohibits a
from selling OH his business without
first consuHing his creditors, and cOns
sequeutly, there IS a Warrant out for
mis- arrest. chargtng him with obtaining
goods under false pretenses.
The Warraub was issued from Judge
Lochrfess court and. according to the
terms Of the complaint BrorsKy, while
conducting the saloon, bought merchah-
disc from the Brewing company without
paying FOR it, and then. in violation of
the iaW. sold a bis place and disap-
peared without settling his Din.
The warrant was placed iu the hands
Of Deputy Aruhp Friday night, and a
search was made for the saloon man.
but me could not be Located in the city.
His home was searched. but The officer
could learn nothing as to where ne had
gone. &c was at FIRST supposed that he
vas in hiding, but it is nDw believed
that he has left the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Burglars in Newton.
lspeciaI to The He-aldD

NDL---@- 20 ca AANeA---y
Logan, May 1S-Sheriff Rigby was
notified this morning that the Newton
Coop wa broken into last night, and
jeWeIry, watches, shoes and other
articles OF merchandise amounting in
value to about $I5 stolen. There is no
definite clue as to the burglars. but if
Is thought they were tranps following
the Norris & Rowe shows. which ex-
Inhibited here yesterday.
A case of sunstroke occurred here
yesterday, q son Of John Ash being the
victim. The boy was taken home, and
today is reported as cut of danger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
So Yarda Bnsfness-

light week, compared with the frst
week of this month. when an enor-
nous moun of business was trans.
acted.
Last Sunday night A. G. BIackman
St Joseph. This was followed by 567
head of cattle Shipped by James Ander-
son TO Miles ranch Wyoming. Last
night A CottIe shipped to Kansas City
24e head, or eight cars, Of fine horse
flesh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

Utah Road Never Acquired Half In
terest Ia Colorado Line .

Denver. Colo. May IS.-The statement
that the Denver & Rio GraHde railway
acquired one-haH interest in the Colo
radO Midland 10y the purchase of the
Rio GFande Western road is authQrita-
lively denied. Il is added that the Rio
Grande Western company never ac-
quired an interest in the Midland, but
such an interest was acquired by some
of its large stockholders, who have no
intention of transferring it to the Den
yer & Rio Grande company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Railroad notes.

The Rio Grande western passenger
d-epaltment has been notified that Gov
ernoT. Nash and party VIII arrive here
Maya at a m. leaving the Same
evening at 6 o'clock for Glenwood
Springs and Denver,
w. +. Calhou Eyate clerk IN the Short
Line freight department, VIII succeed j.
Fulton as jofnt travelling freight rep
r-esentatiEe of the UnfOn Pacific and
Short Line at Ogden.
+. b. Boyd, general freight agent OF
the Rock Island at Chicago, accom-
panied by L. 3. GOrhan1. general agent
his way east
The Nesg York Evening Post, in dis
cussing the New York Central presi-
deney. says the Office may be offered to
x. s.. Mellon Of the Northern Pacidc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
NOW IT IS RocKEFE1LER
New York Paper Buys for Him Much
Valuable Property.

Valuable Property.
New York, May 18-The World says:
IT is stated upon positive authority that
John d. RockefeIIer's railroad plans
the establishment of a through line
from New York TO a Francisco under.
n management.
The great combination viii consist Of
the following roads: New York. New
Haven & Hartford Delaware. Lacka-
Raclnca Union Pacific, Chicago, Mi-
Waukee q St Paul, Chicago e Alton,
Chicago terminal Transfer Chicago g
Northwestern Illinois Central, Chicago
x Eastern Illinois, Evansville & Terre
Haufe, St Louis q Southwestern. Den
yer q Rio Grande, Rio Grande Western.
southern Pacific, Central Pacifc, Next
can Central Missouri Kansas & Texas,
lily southern
All of these roads viii work i'm close
conjunction, and wHi-act as feeders for
the Atlantic & Pacific Air Line, as the
Rockefeller tTamSC3ntineRtaI Oad will
probably be known. Is VIII b the
shortest road across the continent by
many miles. 1t viii be the pleasantest
route. because it goes through temper
ate chimes from ocean TO 1t is
said that the sipl-oe the new road is TO
reduce the time between New York
and san Francisco by from twelve TO
fourteen hours.
Threads connections VIII be as fol-
lows.
New York to Buffalo, Delaware, Lack
wanna & Western; Buffalo to st.
Louis, Wabash ST. louis to Pueblo,
Junction. Colo, Denver & Rio Grande
Grand Junction to ogden, Utah, Rio
Grande Western, Ogden TO san Fran
cisco, Central Pacific.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
FETI FORTY FEET.
Young Leon litter sustains q Frac
tured Arm.

Leon, the ~10-yeaT-Old son Of Mr.. and
Mis-. F. a Utter. residing at 33t South
H3ghth East street, sustained a broken.
arm yesterday and Nhis Darents are
thankfui tHat hR was o killed. The
boy was climbing a tree in the yard
searPh 81 q spRfr0W nest, aud had
reached q height OF thirty or forty feet
when the limb broke and he was hurled
headiong to the groHRdl He struck on
his left shoulder. f~racturing the bone
of the left arm just below the shoulder.
He fell within Twelve inches of a
picket fence. and had ne stFuek II. fatal
injury YOU probably have resulted.
Dr.. King set the fTaotureG bone and
last evening the boy was, getting along
nicely.