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SUBURBAN ROAD.
Promoters TO Lay Plans Before
Council on Monday Night.

tuuUtli w ttOUutl Niknts
On Monday night the city council will
be informed in detail OF the proposed
plans OF the new suburban line now
seeking franchise from the county
commissioners In the meantime some
Of the projectors are expected to ar
rive In Salt Lake TO confer with some
Of the promoters here who are not will
Ing that their names should be given
out al present.
Among the local business men inter-
ested in the project are several well
known citizens. one OF whom said to the
News this morning that the company
about TO file articles In this state is a
bonatde affair and means business.
''The necessary capital Is forthcoming"
he declared "and just as soon as the
necessary preliminaries are straight
ened out active operations will be in
order. The company has no intention
Of acquiring the franchises Tor a right
Of way for the purpose OF selling out to
anyone. The road win se built and OBJ
Grated by the company itself and the
promoters think that the time Is ripe
for the building Of the road"
Attorney A. V. Taylor. who IL con-
Quoting negotiations here for the fran
chise in an Interview also had the fol-
lowing TO say regarding the new COM
pany;
1.-THE hackers OF the enterprise, are
men Of great wealth and Of long ex-
perience in managing street railways.
A part OF their plan Is to build two or
three large factories along the right OF
way, and the success OF the venture
viii mean great things 10 the Salt
Lake valley. There are some local peo-
Pile interested. but they do not want
their names made known at present"
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"PRIzE FIGHTER" IN COURT
Alleged Sure Thing Man Accused of
Vagrancy.

r. G. Caldwell, an alleged CRATER
and sure thing man, was found guilty
by Judge Diehl yesterday afternoon on
the charges Of drunkenness and yag-
rancy. He was sent up for 25 days.
Harry Newell, alias Kid Mccoy. OF
Colorado, prize fighter (). was
charged with vagrancy.
Officer Gillespie testified against the
man and said the defendant entered
fake fight with Lawier at Ogden and
laid down In the second round because
his heart failed him. Mccoy holly
denied the charge and said he had TO
quit because LAWYERS punches hurt
him, He was found not guilty and
discharged.
Julian Kirk said II made no odds TO
him He was guilty. He was fined
$40.
Gee whIz." said Kirk, I'm never pay
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RurTER AM Riggs.

New York, July -Butter--Receipts
SlOl packages; barely steady. State
dairy, llisW29h; creamery, state, lSQ
2ls' June creamery imitation, l7Qi9;
factory, 16@lS
Eggs-Recelpts 1902 packages; firm
to weak State and Pennsylvania 20@
2O1s western candled. 1SGlsls; western
uncandled, steady,
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Hon. David Eccles was I'm the city
this morning making delivery TO some
Of his friends Of the preferred and COM
mon shares OF Amalgamated sugar
stock TO which they are entitled under
the recent deal, Needless to say, he
received the warmest kind OF thanks
and congratulations from his fortunate
fellow stockholders. Mr. Ecces said
20 q News representative that he
had heard Of absolutely no quotations
on the new stock. Broker Cutters
circular estimates that the preferred
(which is almost Ike a bond In that Il
has no voting rights, and IS guaran-
iced per cent dividends, cumulative,
payable quarterly. win go at sos. 90 to
800 co. and that the common (which
does all the voting at meetings. and
which gets any dividend remaining, ar
ter the per cent set aside for the pre-
ferred provided, of course, that the
hoard does not think proper 20 hold
back the surplus dividends to form a
reserve-) will start out at about S55 90
per share.
The cement work Of the foundations
for the new Keith building is going in.
and there are still regrets that the
building is not 90 80 IN over three
stories, II is claimed Mr.. Keith was
largely Influenced IN giving up the
EIGHT story building scheme BY other
prominent property owners on the same
street, whose interests such a large
structure In that locality might affect
The time taken by the Acatraz com
rany to repair the intersection of state
and First South streets has greatly in
commoded the public by Keeping the
thoroughfare in partial blockage for
so long.
Construction Is rapidly progressing on
the north wing OF the 2. g. M and |
the floor tlmbers Of the top story are |
being placed In position The new ma.
chinery will soon be In position.
a Denver dispatch says that the pur-
chase OF the AlcaTas Paving company |
by the Barber people IS a move iowa rds.
reorganizlng the SS000oS00 trust which
went 70 pieces a few months ago when
some Of the smaller interests withdrew
and charged the Barber manlpulators
with obtaining stocks and bonds under
false pretenses. The Alcatraz was the
leading one OF the boilers ana has
since been operating independently in
4 large field The district manager Is
F. p, Cughlln, OF Denver. whose jurls.
fiction Includes Denver Salt Lake city.
Spokane, Seattle and Portland.
Mallory & King. an eastern firm will
rect north OF the Realty building on
West Temple street. a 4ixlOO feet. two
stories, brick and stone business struc-
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They Have a GrIeyance.

Citizens Of Richheld have petitloned
Congressman Sutherland 10 take M
the matter Of the mail service TO their
town. They allege that the mail con-
tract held by the Rio Grande Western
Is being violated and they claim that the
mail Is daily anywhere from five 10 six
hours late. The petition Is signed BY
the postmaster and number OF tho
prominent citizens OF Richfield.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 12.-sept, wheat
opened at 7S%a7S%, and advanced to
"a.
Wheat-July, 75x Sept, 73iktd
73%: Dec. 73%d73&; May, 76h
Corn-July, Sc; Sept, 6l%d6lH.
Oats-July 43is new. 1911 Sept, sOh.
Pork-July, 1850; Sept, ls.72h.
Lard--July, IL 50; Sept. 1l.35.
Ribs-July, II 20: Sept. 1885.
Flax-Cash, N. w. l66.
Rye--July. sO%6el.
Barley--Cash. 6sd72.
Timothy-sept.. AIS; Clever. 1856.
Cash--Wheat-No 2 red, 76& an; No.
red. 1905; No. hard winter 75ls: Na.
bard winter. rs; No. northern spring.
T7&; No. 2 spring, 7sA; No. 3 spring, 70
@75.
Corn--No. 2. s5as5is: No. 3. ssd77.
oats-No. 2. 50d5l; No. 3. IS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, July 12.-wheat-
Steady; Dec. l.l5z; spot. firm, l.1s%9
LIS.
corn--Large yellow, dull. 14gGi.5O.
Barley-Dull; Dec. 49,. bid; cash,
LIS.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July i2,-close: Wheat,
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Chicago July lion the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
q shade easier; creamerles, BQ2lh;
Gairies, lSui0ls.
Cheese Unchanged, 1OalOE.
Eggs--About steady, l7h.
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Morgan Has Not Absorbed Cunarders

London, July l2.--The reiterated as
sertion that the Cunard line has been
Absorbed by the Morgan shipping
combine is as unfounded as the pre-
yious reports OF the same tenor. Me-
gotlations In other quarters, however,
as previously set forth IN these dis
patches, are still pending.
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New York July Observation-Disclosures
23,4OO bushels. Opened easier because
OF improved crop news. then rallied on
covering, steadier cables and small re-
ceipts. Sept, IS l-l6g7S l5-16; Dec,
rs 1S-l6a70 1-10.
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Orc aud Rnllinn.

Ore and bullion settlements In this
city during the mast week, as reported
by Mccormick and Co., amounted TO
1900. witch IS exclusive OF settle
ments FOR Highland Boy and Bingham
Con. bullion
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago July ACCOMPLISHMENTS
200, steady: good to prime steers 1900
s. so; poor to medium 4. 5OdT 90; stock
etrs and feeders. 2. 5OG5. 90; COWS. 1 40
95.75 heifers, 2.5Oq6.sj: Gamers, / 40
62.4O Bulls, 2.5OQ5,7J; calves $500
655; Texas fed steers, 400@G.65,
Hogs Receipts today ll,OO0; Monday.
24.O0O. left over, s,i72 weak lower;
mixed and butchers. Z SOGs 05 good to
choice heavy. 7,S56s 20. rough heavs.
1901 20; light, 7,OOd7 80; bulk Of sales,
6.s0GS. 90.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000; sheep stronger.
lambs steady; good to choice wethers,
3.20G4. 90: fair to choice mixed, 2.50N
s.25 western sheep, 2.5OdS,75; native
lambs 2.5066 so.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, July l2.-The weekly
statement of averages Of the ASSOCIATE
ed banks shows:
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ture to cost $4,000, Ware is the archi-
teet.
s. h. Wood has the contract for the
rough carpentering on the Keith block
| for $4,000 and j, j. Rein VIII do the
sheet metal and skylight work for s6,-
COO.
The Mccoy Live Stock company, OF
| Ogden, filed a copy Of It's articles OF
| Incorporation In the secretary OF states
| Office this morning. The capital stock
| II $4,000, divided into $50 shares OF the
| par value Of 500 each Lars Hansen
is president, Christian Wangsgard vice
president, and S, s. Jensen, secretary
| and treasurer.
W. p, Covey viii build two N,70O cot
tages on Coyey avenue. Ware Is the
architect,
The Union stock yards have been do
Ing a good business the past week.
There have been handled there 1000
cattle. 10000 sheep and 1900 horses.
The addition to ST. Marks cathedral
will be all under roof In 30 DAYS. II is
reported that a fine organ will be the
next thing in order.
es
Construction Is rapidly proceeding
on the Brigham Young Memorial build
ing Of the Latter-day Saints uniyer-
sity. The building when completed will
present massive and imposing appear
ance.
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows
George Morrow, agent, 22O Main
street, store front ...........$ 900 |
G. +. Husbands Fifth West, be-
tween Second and Third North,
two brick cottages ......~... 1000
Crane company. First South be-
tween state and Second East,
brick business house .,..,,,.. 1900
Art Crawford. Ninth East, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South. 1900 |
j. w. Jensen, Eighth West, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth North,
brlck cottage ,.,.,.....,t....n 1000 |
Crane company, First South, be-
tween State and Second East
warehouse ...,, .....".......1,2O 200
Wilton Elerbeck, 263 west, First
North. frame porch ............ 100
c. Deck, S42 west Third South,
frame tarn ,.,,...,.,....,..., 900
Carl A. larson GRADER avenue.
frame cottage ................. 500
5. w. Henderson, 252 south,
Fifth East, frame shed ....,.. $50
Hin Snow, First street. be-
tween State and A, brick double
residence ..,.,... ....,......., $500
F. j. Anson corner G and Sec
ond street, brick residence. .,. 5000
F. II. Pussy, 226 ID street, brick
cottage .,'.,...,,, ,...,.,.,...,.- l,3UU
w. c. Puzey ga d street, brick
cottage ...,,,.,,. ..,...,...,." 500
------
Total .......,.. 3S,1O0
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Tine ! e.: 4: TABLE .''''
ARRIVE

ARRIVE
From Ogden, Portland. Butte. Chi.
eago, st. Louis, omaha Denver
and san Francisco ................ si3i am
From Ogden and intermediate points $50 am
From Ualientes. Milford. Nephi
Provo, and intermediate points 1856 am
From ogden, Chicago So Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver
and san Francisco S;05 pm
From Garfield Beach Tooee and
Terminus,.,.,..,,.,,.,., !. I'm. 500 p m
and Manti .,,,'.',,,........... 600 pm
den ana Intermediates points. 49,. $50 pm
FROM ogden Butte Portland san
tranclSc0.. .......,.....""",....".. o'lV pm
DEPART
For ogden. Cache Valley. Omaha
Chicago, Denver Kansas City
and It Louls.....~ .. .......oq: 200 am
Terminus. ...,................q....... 7,i5 am
For Tintic MercuE Provo Nephl
For OGDEN Butte Helena Portland " ~
san Francisco and intermediate
points -. .,,....,,,...., .,,........ oii5 am
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago. Denver,
Francisco. pm
Tor Ogden, Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, ST. Louis and Chicago. 500 pm
For Provo, Nephi Milford. Calientes
and intermediate points. :, ~, 7,os pm
For Ogden, Butte. Helena. Portland.
san Francisco ana intermediate
pOluI ..,'..'s.'s'ss a,,... .,,... ,,,.,.slVJVp pm
T. M. SCHUMACHER Act TraL Mgr
D. \. hurley, q. 4. & T. A.
H. B. SPENCER A. @, p. 4 I, A.
City Ticket Office, 2oi Main street.
Telephone $50
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G4liSiiHiNyig!g q!
RIOGRANfDiES W EsIE!lRlNI
Current Tim. rss,.


NJ. I"av1 SALT LAKE olry
yer and points East Zen
nc, E-Eor Provo Grand H.. siNAn
uon ana al points East "o'
No ,,oa Fer Provo Grand jo,,sc.. 'Bha
No. io-For sinsnam, Lohl. p,, nAna
70, pe1gl. Manti, Mary,valar rv,
:, intermediate points anu
10 e--for Eureka rayson. usE,,..' s0l an
=, Pfovo and all inform ID lat. "epet
No. lI-For Ogden ana N II R IS,,l 'i@pa
mediate points. va 'u'ef-
20. 5-tor Ogden and the Wcs,"" ,hlQpa
so l-hOr Ogden aud the Wess 80 iliOl pm
20 2,for Ogden ana tue Wa, '''' ,iti pa.
No' s-for Park City .....a.,''~ si9lan
ARRIVE SALT LAKE olry. AN
NO. EIfrom Ogden and an ints,' y
medlhto points. ...
10 ,,o IRON luS Provo, Oraad juno. V'lO Al
No, Iron Provo. Grand .G,n.e- 9'Jj an
tlon and the East -, INV
no s'-trom Provo Grand ,j1nc. H'j pm
No o FROM Provo Provo, Ri.,iSSs,..' 1850 On
,n usrn's "a ,n,arysyale hsntl and
No e-Froin Ogden and fbsXv.,, ~ pa
10 I-Lrom Ogden ani The w., sg IN
10 from Ogden and the Wss, XIV pm
NO; FROM Eureka. pavser' siWpm
ste o Ell Provo aud lntermedi.
No, al--From Park Glty,'',',,,''.'" i9,gan
rerfeot dining car sery,oe '''' sHshm
sleeping cars 10 Chicago yi,ho,,
11cket Office. 1903 West ascoe csahfe
rostohee Corner Prone. NS '"' south
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BINGHAM

The usual amount NEARLY 500 tons
daily Of ore was shipped from the
Highland Boy and Bingham Con. mines
TO their respective smelters in the val
leyl besides which the following COM
panies shipped
Cars
AlbinO -. .... =. =. ............ /
willow springs 80. -, 80. - .",,.," !
Chicago u. ... .. e. .n ..,.n,.... /
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Consignnents From All Camps
Smaller Than Usual

ore shipments from the several camps
In this state during the week ending to-
day have been extremely light one
cause being that many properties were
closed down over Independence day.
There Is "a very strong belief in cer-
tain quarters that The ore hauling rates
from Tinuc VIII shortly be redUN I
agatn and there are not a few mining
men who look 10 see the Tintlc mines
aided 10 d considerable extent By the
American Smelling and Refining com
pany as soon as Manager Whitley gets
thin1s under his control here Geo.
y Gum the new ore purchasing agent
Is reported from Montana 20 be an eX-
pert 40 the business and most admir-
able gentleman
The new Bingham rate Of . cents per
ton has as yet not been taken adygn-
tGgo ~ 10 ans cor lcrable extent
From Alla, Stockton II Nevada camps
shipments were quite aa heavy as usual.
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New York.

July. ss ad; Sept, 6s ssd; Dec cs
SID.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

SALES.
Ajax-600 at 29%; 700 at 29A 500 az
2sSs, seller 30 Total 1900.
Carisa--l.SO at 20; 1000 at 26h. Total
Daly--s at ZOO 800 at 2.Oi. 400 at
2.0S, seller &c., 100 at 2.O2, seller 80.
Total sos.
Ingot~5Oo at s; 5000 at 5A Total g.
300.
Lower Mammoth--lOO at l.Ol; 200 at
1.00k. Total 800.
May Day--t00 at 10; 1000 at lSA; 1000
at 1874: 900 at 1874, seller 70; 800 at lSis,
seller 60. Total 1900.
South Swansea--i00 at g.
Star Con.--s00 az l5A; 600 at IS; 500
Mt l5Es. Total !. 800.
Californla-500 at Is, seller 30; $500
OF 49, Total 5000
la Reine-4, 800 at So.
Martha Washington-400 at ~.
West Morning Glory-l,oO0 at Z.
OPEN BOARD.
200 Carisa at 90
100 Daly-Judge at $50.
400 Daly-Judge at S2t, seller 5.
800 Daly-Judge at S.25.
100 Daly-Judge at 2.29.
1000 California at ISM.
TOTALS.
Regular Can eo4os shares az s5.ssl.S7.
Open board, 200 shares al S,I52.
-s->-
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at $685. per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 4hq5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 4s7%0
4S1% for demand and at Assn 93S6is
and 4SSikd4.S9 for go days; posted
rates, 4S6g4S6ia commercial bills.
4S43s qhS5s.
Bar silver, 527s.
Mexican dollars, il7s.
Government bonds steady; refundinc
rs reg, l074 DO coupon, 1878: 3s reg,
1906; do coupon 1861 new As reg. 134M:
do coupon, 13lh; old Is reg, 1884,; do
coupon, 1924 IS reg, 1915; do coupon.
lO5.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, 21S-16 fair refining.
) 5-16; centrifugal SO test, rs. Molasses
sugar steady; refined, 5.l5; crushed,
475; powdered, 4G5i graduated, quiet.
Coffee-5s; No. Rio, steady.
Molasses-New Orleans, SSQA.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, July l2-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 300, including $50 Texans. un-
changed; native steers. 5,0OGS.25; Texas
and Indian steers. 2s5G52j Texas
cows. 1.75d425; native COWS and heifo
ers. L25Q4.5O; stockers and feeders. 2.9O
also; bulls, 2S5GA15; calves, 275d6OO.
Hoge-pecelp ? Nn0 market steady:
bulk OF sales, 7soas.o5: heavy
sos; packers. 7.55GS05. medium ..S01
500; light L6OdI95; workers., 7s5G795.
pigs. 7.25977O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 market ur-
changed; muttons, 3.30aA25: lambs.
i,50d625; range wethers, 3.25GL45.
ewes, 325G455.
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Shipments were smaller than usual
owing TO the several days vacation at
oh the large mines As reported Dy the
Macintosh samnier be- following con-
signments were marketed.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, July l2.-Cattle - Re-
ceIpts. 400: market steady. Native
steers, 5.0OqS25; cows and heifers, S25
Q5.50; western steers. 415d6,OO; Texas
steers. 45Od5.eO; Gamers, l.7593.00;
stockers and feeder, 2.75a525. calves
2.50d5.00: bulls. stays. etc, 2.25G526
Hogs-Recelpts, 600: market steady.
Sc. lower. Heavy 7.S0asOO; mixed. $50
fl775 light. 17067sS. pigs, 6.50d7.5O;
bulk Of sales. 770a7.s5.
Sheep--Recelpts. none. market
steady. Fed muttons 3.50G400; wethers.
3i5d360; ewes, 2.O0d3lA common and
stockers, l.75d350 lambs, 350qe.5O.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued. Send to Cannon Book
Store. (Deseret News, Props.). II and 10
Main Street. Salt Lake City. Utah. for
free copy. Special terms to dealers.
agents and canvassers.
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Jacks outline OF Mining Laws, zoe
and 81. 90, at A. Il. Derge & Co.'s.
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Construction Is rapidly proceeding
on the Brigham Young Memorial build
ing Of the Latter-day Saints uniyer-
slty. The building when completed will
present a massive and imposing appear
ance
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w. n. Covey viii build two Sl,70O cot
tages on Covey avenue. Ware il the
architect
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Save Your Money.

and when you get dollar. deposit 4
with lions Savings Bank and Trust
Co.. No. Main st., the largest and old
est Savings Bank In Utah. Four per
cent interest paid on any amount from
81 TO $1,000. Call or write for any In
formation desired
JOSEPH r. SMITH, President.
GEORGE M. CANNON. Cashier.
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Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings throughout the United
States and Canada for the week end
ing Friday, July II, 1902, were
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City...s 3,10i.0H .... 52.4
Total q. S......" l.&7 500, sos go. 1871
Outside New York 696,g9l 1859 80. 1915
Totals. Canada 501S6. 10l 1910
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N. A. Page, stock Broker.
Loans money on stocks al hank rates.
Room &c. Walker Bank building.
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Smaller than at any time since 1894
were shipments this week from Tintic
mines. They were as follows:
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The Union stock yards have been do
Ing a good business the past week.
There have been handled there 1000
cattle. 10000 sheep and 1900 horses.
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The addition to 81. Marks cathedral
viii be all under roof IN 30 days. II is
reported that a fine organ will be the
next thing In order.
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liverpool. July i2.-clOse: Wheat,
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Mallory & King. an eastern firm viii
erect north OF the Realty building on
West Temple street. 4ixl0O feet, two
stories, brick and stone business struc-
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ture to cost $4,000, Ware is the archI-
tect
s. h. Wood has the contract for the
rough carpentering on the Keith block
for $4,000, and j ]. Rein viii do the
sheet metal and skylight work for So
coo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-10
DIR. REID INJURED.
Ia Collision With Ice Wagon His
Buggy Turned over.

In Collision With Ice Wagon His
Buggy Turned Over.
In a collision with an ice wagon
at the northwest corner of Liberty
and Habersham streets yesterday, DR..
r.. S. Reid and his colored driver were
thrown violently to the ground and
badly shaken up. Both DR.. Reid and
the negro escaped with few slight
bruises.
DR.. Reid's escape was a narrow one.
He had just left his Office when a ne
gro on a bicycle collided with his
horse and buggy. The negro was go
ing at a reckless rate of speed and
struck the horse with considera BILE
force. The animal became frightened
and unmanageable and plunged mad
ly across Habersham street. An ice
wagon was standing on the Habersham
street side of Lub's grocery and against
this vehicle the light buggy was dashed
with much force.
The collision turned the buggy over
and DR.. Reid and his driver struck the
vitrified brick, with the buggy over
them. Those who witnessed the short
runaway and collision were certain
that both DR.. Reid and the negro had
been seriously injured, and pulled the
buggy from over them as soon as it
was possible. The buggy was badly
damaged.