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CONFERENCE RATES.

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
For the annual conference. /. -. s..
at salt Lake city. April 4th TO 5th ill.,
elusive. and Ladies Relief society, +.
-. s. April 81 to 4th Inclusive, the
following rates are authorized So salt
Lake city and return, Eia Rio Grande
Western railway
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Bank Clearings Larger.

The bank elearings for the week
amounted to s3.342, 49S. which is a gain
of $1,273,1SS over the corresponding
week of last year. Yesterdays clear
ings amounted to S40S, 695, compared
with s31S,563 for the same day of a year
ago.
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rus 80. ........ ........-... Haendel
Mrs futile
Westminster Presbyterian.
Opening Song-'.H Han, all Hail"
Girls Chorus-"Of Such Is the King
dom of Heaven"
Chorus" Natures Song of Praise
Recitation-.'My Easter Story
Opening OF the Lily"
Primary Song--Lily and Bell
RecitatiOn-"He Shall Rise"
ChOrus-"Over a Gloomy Garden"
Easter story.
Chorus-"Tell the Findings"
Phillips Congregational Church.
The morning service viii be devoted
to combined exercises Of the church
and Sunday school. and the choir sing
ing viii be as follows.
anthem Christ Is Risen .... Ashford
Anthem-"Our Easter Prayer
1900 --.-.--..--. ---.-..-. Lawrence
Anthem-"Oh, Glorious Morning.
1900 ----.-...---........F. 2. Bliss
Male quartette, DR.. Chandler. c. F.
Boyden, H. L. Bentley, W. B. Nc
CARNEY.
Evening Service
Anthem-"Death Is Swallowed Up
in Victory" ... ........ 49,. Gabriel
Anthem Easter Graces" Lawrence
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First Presbyterian Church.-Corner OF
Second East and Second South streets.
Rev. w. NJ Paden, .. D.. pastor. Morn
ing service, with Easter sermon. by the
pastor. and special Easter music, at Il
O'Clock; Sunday school at 1890: Junior
Endeav5r meeting at g. Young Peoples
meeting at 6s2o; evening Easter musical
service at 3:i5. Seats are free at all ser
vices and the public cordially invited.
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist Church.-Corner Of
Third South and Seventh East. +. Bar
nett. pastor. Preaching at II a. m. by
Rev Bruce kinney. Annual offering for
home missions. Special Easter exercises
by the Sunday school az 12:15 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting at $50 ?. m, and at
1.30 p. m. a special programme of song
and missions wall be given by the ladies'
OF the church. Monthly covenant meet
ing OF the church on Wednesday evening
az 6 o'clock \ cordial welcome TO al.
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CLEAR SKIES FOR
THE EASTERTIDE
Weather Man Makes Promises
ofa Pleasant Day.
sOEclIL MUSIC IN CHURCHES
OCCASION WILL BE CELEBRATED
IN TEE USUAL MANNER.
SPECIAL MUSIC IN CHURCHES

rr.P SKIES and bright sunshine
( .-z r-5rfzed By the weather man
y rr taste. Perhaps there VIII Be
,-.,- brzezez to- set the Easter bon
~. .Vrr. 20 disarrange the feminine
l.f- and To- blow the spring hats OF
-. mon into the streets. bdt there viii
r. mn snow nor rain nor gloomy can
~r af clouds 10 throw a spell Of mel
81 HOLY over the day. provided the Of
-l.f weather man Is an accurate
prophet ..,
rasrarr.da win be celebrated at an the
--r4rHss today. in accordance with the
rsgsI custom. The interiors Of the edi-
cas- win Dr. adorned with flowers,
-ru= era-0uriate sermons and elabOr-
... musical programmes wiz mark the
5-v The announcements o. the vari-
MS churches Tor today are as follows;
At St. Mary's.
s7lem1 U0ntHcal high mass viii be
rsr4brated at IL a. m. by ut. Rev.
p.sbap seaman The Easter Sunday
.rr ga. .gsT1r-aY.-f -r- TPa7- IA her
.-l--. Wa -. - +ba sPes-
A'li .-
s-fr..-..;--- ,,.ssi,.,f rros--sr,v,,s
Pms -4---5 81 a., s,,91r5s5 -b7iT,
with violin accompaniment.
Nee. Pow yvflIisr,e
----g, r.s+i-.sI NO. I'm r,
,.
A'',1 - ,v,-i-.-,
~ y ~ vvaSf
..,,.--- 3. r7rr.l--z,,
e-I-5.,s sTisg O,..sr ME- NJ
,Ti.,-, ~ n ~ C,rsr,-f,-7
Mr. Ere nj Se9rna
.,-,-. l,-s-+o, To 14.cbo
No. ,,T.,- F71,,,a,-
r,-,.-.-. .t.Ii.-.,.., % yi-,1,,s,,,..
go. -g'-''
s-,ois-s Mis- 0v.sn MIS- n, r.
-. No. ry--I--- g.
F,ofI,- us07nsor Mr. r ~
~rsWf7r5 H. A1fred White
- A. - -, a.
II W.
...t tncsrnu,7s Fsr,
$780, No o.,
co.. ..ps-.,,. Co.li,, ,,,,,.,,,-
sci5i=t-zfrs q m ,~,rieo1
eg'''7' -'l' % O' 4' 'aIi9Oii-
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Miscellaneous.

Rev. G. Niebuhr of St. Louis who Is
travelling in the interest Of the board for
home uissionss of the German EYengeli-
cal synod of Norm America. viii preach
today at go p. m. in the lecture room OF
the Presbyterian church. corner Second
East and Second South. Everybody vel
come.
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The African N. z. Chureh.-42 Franklin
avenue. B. F. Mcintyre. pastor. Special
Easter services in the morning at II:
subject. The Resurrection go p. M.
children's exercises; eggs viii be given TO
all children attending. at S ,. m. 4
sacred concert win be given by the young
people All are welcome
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Children often inherit feeble digestive
power and collie of a more or less Sc
we're character results, when food is
taken which is at all difficult to di-
gest. WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
acts as a general and permanent tonic.
Price % cents. q. c. NJ. 1. Drug De
partment.
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Lutheran.

Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
East street between
Fourth and Fifth South Easter services.
10.So "a. M in English and 80 D. H. in
Norwegian. The Ladies' society Will
meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. k1utsen. T53 South West Temple
street The Luther league viii meet Fri
day evening with Mrs. Bentuck, 1853
Major avenue. All friends are cordially
invited. a. G. Il. Overn. pastor.
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To Tintic Sunday.

Special train at a. m, via Oregon
Short Line. Round trip only $500.
Special train returning.
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Spring shirtings

We show with our varied assortment
Of eOlored patterns some new ones in
neat figures that are attractive. The
new coat shape will interest you.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co. I
166 Main street
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and VIII be led by Dr. L. Y. Silver. All
men are cordially invited TO attend and
10 take part in the service
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Burlington ChapeL-Corner Of Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Preaching 81
7.3) p. m. by Deacon ". W Randolph:
Sunday school at S:15 p. m: Friday even
ing service at $50.
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Couldn't help getting a cold never
cures if. but carrying home @ bottle
of BILLIARDS. HOREHOEND SYR-
UP and using it as directed, viii cure
the worst kind Of cough or cold. Price
90 cents. =. c. n. /. Drug Department.
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easily raise the bond of 81 100 which
had been fixed by the court, but thar
he preferred TO wait until Wednesday
when the amount would he put up and
he would regain his liberty.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational Church.-Corner of
First South and Fourth East Rev.
Clarence I. Brown, pastor. Morning ser
vice at II o'clock. Easter sermon bv the
pastor subject. The Saving of a Ma
terialist. Special Easter music by the
choir. Sunday school Of 1870; Young
Peoples meeting at $50; evening service
at $50. The music Will be taken from
Haydn's The Creation"
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Tuesday. April l.

For choir excursion, via oregon
short Line. Special leaves at $50 p. IA.
Special train returning.
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Holy Trinity English Evan=elical Luth-
eran Church.-356 South Fourth East
street. Rev. Herbert Martens. pastor.
easter Sunday. Sunday school al 10 q
m, divine service. with holy communion,
at Il q. N. The church viii be an
propriatelT decorated. and the service
viii be be IN keeping with the dav. In
the evening the pastor viii hold 8 special
Easter service in Spanish Fork The
lydia league viii meet at the parsonage
on Wednesday at 2.S0 p. m
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. P. A
Simpkin, pastor. Services this day. At
II a. m, special Easter service of church
and Sunday school; two anthems and
male qU2rtette by choir. Chorus songs by
Sunday school. Sermon. casters JOY"
At $3.50 p. N. special Easter music: ser
mon, Resurrection of the Body" c. K.
at 6:l5, Very hearty welcome is given all
W0rshtpers at these services.
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Lutheran church. corner Of Second South
and Fourth East Services. with holy
communion. at s P. N; confessional ser
vice ct 2:2o. Rev. J. GraebneT, nastor:
residence p Grape street
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7. n. c. A.-35aia and First South
streets. Mems meeting TODAY az 4 D. m
- viz hn = snarial Faster praise service
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w B. POWELL,

year ago, and began TO improve and
was able TO attend 10 my business
without being constantly Hampeed By
every kiad of pain known TO q human
being. My hearing, which was almost
entirely gone in one ear, got very much
better. The medicine not only seems
TO cure bnf 10 prevent disease.
" This winter when every one was
suffering from "a grippe, / stood like 2
stone wall, absolutely proof against II.
! am not 4 believer in patent medf-
CiRes,' hsViHg found the majority OF
them fakes, but do not hesitate 10
recommend Peruga as the best medf-
cine for catarrI the world has ever
seen. keep 3 bottle Of il ct home
constantly ard shall continue to do
50, because I believe II 70 be the best
medicine on earth. never leave
home that I-d0n'f pat q bottle OF II in
my grip"
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for the day. Easter. neckwear fitting
to complete the apparel. Just the
proper shades and shapes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street
Citizens Coal Company Telephone,
FORTY NINE.
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Scientist

Church Of Christ. Scientist--Holds ser
vices in its church edifice at Ssg Eest
Third South street. as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church service az II a.
m; subject. "UnTeality. Each Wednes-
day evening at o'clock a meeting is held
to listen to the testimonials of healing OF
both sin and sickness. Free reading
room omen daily from 10 a. m to ) p. m.
in Alanitou hotel. Kindly welcome TO all.
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WHAT THE PREACHERS
WILL TALK ABOUT TODAY

Episcopal
st. PauIs Church.-Main and Fourth
south streets The Rt. Rev Abel Leon
ara IN cnarge. Easter day, March 90. &
"a. m, holy communion; IL a. m holv
communion and sermon; 8 o. m. chill
dren 5 service; 1880 p. m. evening prayer
and sermon.
Episcopal Church City 3Issions.-Easter
day, March 90
81. Peters Chapel.-Fifth North and
flIth West streets. p. H., Sunday school.
81. Johns Chapel.-Perkins' addition.
The congregational and Sunday school
Will join with ST. PauTs.
NH Creek MissiOn.-There will be no
service at $3.50 p. m. The congregation will
join with st. PauIs.
st. Marks CathedraL-Easter SUNDAY.
March 81. Ri. Rev. Abiel Leonard, s. 7.
=, bishop; Very Rev. James B. Eddie 3.
=. dean. t;50 a. m, holy communion: 9.45
a. m, holy communion, children's cele-
orauon; II a. M, morning prayer. holy
COMMUNION and sermon, Easter JOv.'
Members of the congregation only will
De admitted at the side door of the church
between f;50 and IL; the church doors
will be open to the public at II: D. m.
evening prayer; sermon, An Easter
Message" 4 special choral service.
which win be attended by the Knights
Iemplar, uniformed, in a body. The pub
lie Is cordially invited to attend the ser
vices Seats free.
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EAGLES EXCURSION.

by attending the big sale this week at
the Lace House.
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Rio Grande Chapel.-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sundav
senool at $3.50 p. m. conducted by Miss
Bertha F. Moore.
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Independent Free Thousht Spiritual
church will meet at Mrs. Fortunes haI
at II a. m. psf South West Temple. and ar
Mrs. Miners at 80 p. m, 13S Vest First
South street. Seats free.
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The tenth quorum Of seventy VIII hold
its regular monthly meeting at the sec
ond ward meeting house on Monday
night. March q. al $50 o'clock. \ fun
attendance is desired
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4. 7. WOOD.

II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving =
full statement of your case and he viii
be pleased to give You his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
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Are you sick? If so. investigate the
merits Of HERBINE. It is a c0ncen-
trated medicine, the dose is small. vet
il quickly produces the most gratifying
results. digestion improves, the lips and
cheeks lose their psllor, the eve be-
comes bright and the step elastic.
Price 80 cents. 2. G N. I. Drug Dept.
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Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
Holds services at l57 South Tenth East
street at i o'clock. Sunday school at j
o'clock. All cordially invited.
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snita IaoLets and RaeIans-
Save Monev

The best in the city. Dress goods sale
81 z. c. NJ. L this week.
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At st. Marks Cathedral.


At St. Marks Cathedral.
At ST. Marks cathedral the choir. as
sisted by Mr. II. S. Goddard. baritone.
VIII render the following musical pro-
gramne at the II O'Clock service Fas-
Ter morning.
Professional .............- Hv,,,-, NJ, tsf
LesLef Ondnl .---... ....... MortiHgton
lesl1al Tie Deum' ...... Dudley Buck
su9ildle Dec ..-....- .......... Oussiev
'-o -loit' Hosanna' ...... GTanier
Mr. H. $. Gorrard.
H.ile $500 .--. .......... CruckShank
Got'a Dec .---..., ...... Cruokshank
y.11u -.,.-. ----...,.,. Gee, Cruckshank
M, l ..--'-'-.- '-'' ....--..-....No. liz
g-fas -------- r--. ts.s...s ....-....---
solo and Chorus, The Resurec-
Miss GrimsdeH and Choir.
Slisum Ccrda and Sanctus ......
-------- ..-. ,........- CrucksLank
li. tus .-.---- .,........ Cruckshank
-.i 7le Dei ,r''. ......-.. .--- Cruckshank
-o.ia ln EEceiSis ........ Cruckshapk
,--t Dlmmlttis .......... Vincent
'5l'dl --......... Hymn No. 10
O's-l Post.ude 'Hallujah Chorus"
.-'' .'.. -------...- ........ Handel
RI me special Knights Templar SER
wee ID ..e afternoon al {. thu prin-
.lt4l chorus numbers viii be repeated
--4 Mrs. G., Stanley Price viii sing a
tae choir personnel IS as follows.
'y,tanos-Niss Margaret Barr. Miss
a. hltlon, Miss Beatrice O'Connar
~, - n, +. aPlant Miss Emily Grims-
- ,--ss Lulu Barr Miss Priscilla Bir-
Miss a. NJ. Zorn, Miss Flor
thomson. Miss HiTda Beavis
- epi-noS-Edwin iamson, Sev-
-I instead, Clay Wallace Ethel
- Neln. Ellis Goodwin. Rex Porch
.-ldle Evans, viii Han. Hayr-
's.I Frank Harbert. Ernest Inns
s, lldinlsh h. EDDIE. Andrew clark.
e.la'.''os--Niss Mabel Cooper. Hiss Elsie
800. 4rS. Burton. Miss Florence
-S'el' Miss Eleanor EngIer.
-.-o-s-HamiItOn Coffin ID II walls
Gossip. --' L'illlsoH' george
3aaS5s-Beruard Frofssfb Karl
s,5ley Wade. -'1'
.sanlst a. II, Peabody.
--1iillaster, Kari Schei5.
St Paul's Episcopal Church.
Al Tie -,.--..
D. ass.s.-. mag service the choir Will
Fred S9~F. 's Als. g. Stanley Price,
t-l.ess.oUai ....-... l4,--,-, ~. 40
- N"''sl Our Passover"
10 DEM, ''-.....-..-.. ........ Barnby
l- -..-'e .-... I'D " FsirbsDl-
SOM ,''@ .=il Jules Granier
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The Royal Cafe viii open Monday in
the new quarters. 232 South Main
street. The Cafe is elegantly fitted up
end a credit TO the city. Take a look
at il.
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SUGAR TRUST Is
IN FIELD AGAIN
Buying Up Utah Control of Gree
ley, Colo, Beet Factory.
MUCH SUGAR Cash IN BANK
-
DIVIDENDS ON COMMERCIAL IN
VESTMENT SHARES.
MUCH SUGAR Cash IN BANK

A MOTHER DEAL is pending where
4 by the Beet Sugar trust is to
secure the control Of still one more
western sugar factory. The property
which is next to be taken over is that
of the Greeley Sugar company, which
is owned by shareholders residing in
Utah and Colorado. The company s
new works are located at Greeley,
Colo.
Salt Lakers who are eognizant of the
fact that the trust has an option to
purchase a majority Of the stock admit
that the deal Is pending. but they are
unwilling to predict what VIII result.
The company is capitalized at $500 900,
with shares at 800 each. par value.
and among the heaviest local holders
are L. S. Hills, 7. r. Cutler and
Messrs. Dyer and Granger. formerly
associated in the promotion of the Utah
Sugar company.
A significant fact is that the stock
OF the Greeley company, which was
quoted a few weeks ago at Sl06 a share.
Jumped to s115 a week ago and was
yesterday bringing S122.50. II is said
that nearly all Of the outstanding
shares held in Utah have gone into a
pool TO be sold at a figure slightly in
advance Of yesterdays quotation.
In certain quarters the opinion pre-
walls that the trust interest in the
Utah Sugar company viii take over the
control Of the Greeley company, but
whether it viii be done in the name of
the Utah company has not yet been
disclosed.
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Telephone

BY the Choir.
Postlude (organ), 'Hallelujah Cho-
rus" 80. ........ ........-... Haendel
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Week,s Record in Market.

Aside from the activity in the shares
of the Greeley Sugar company, the To-
cal investment market was without
special feature the past week. Trans
actions were comparatively few in
number, because Of the near approach
to the quarterly or semi-annuai divi-
dend periods and of the inability of
investors to secure stocks even at the
fancy prices demanded.
Nearly all of the fayoTite investment
securities either advanced a dollar or
more q share OF remained firm at last
weeks quotations, and the sales which
took place were on a basis Of "ex-div."
that is. exclusive of the dividends TO
be paid to shareholders Of record.
While a large part of the proceeds
of sales Of half Of the Utah Sugar
company's shares has been either re-
invested in this OF other securities, it
is estimated that more than half of the
81, 800. 900 paid by the trust remain in
the local banks awaiting opportunities
for investment.
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SCOTT & BOVINE ch,rs..a 90 p..si St, NY.
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-t'- ----.----s- ..-...-... Handel
AZ ,Ae special Knights Templar SER
wee wee ID .'e afternoon a {. thu prin-
s.s1i ,AoTlS numbers viii be repeated.
e-l Mrs. G., Stanley Price viii sing a
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ONLY 81 TO OGDEN AND RETURN

Assistant General Passenger Agent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27

The Grangv lille stage which left
Sites was held up by masked man In
the timber about amile and a half from
Sites. The highwayman was armed
with rifle and revolver After
several emphatic demands the stage
driver. Billy McAvian, pulled up his
six horses and the Passengers lined up
with arms out stretched. They were
then ordered To throw of their coats
and vests and turn the pockets OF their
pants.
Pocket books and loose money were
scatterd all over the ground, and after
being gathered up by the robber ne or
dered the passengers 10 turn their backs
while he proceeded To search the
coach.
One passenger claimed he thew wad
Of $3.50 under the seat. and. as II was
not found after the holdup, 1t is sup
posed it was taken, together with about
$500 that was willingly given up.
A diamond ring that one Of the pass
engers put in his coat pocket was also
gone.
A posse was organized "a soon a. the
news reached Sites, but efforts proved
fruitless.
The highwaymAn made an sndeavor
to get the express box, but was told by
Driver McAvin that there was no box
on board The highwayman lighted
matches and endeavored to locate the
box but was unsuccessful. The robbsr
showed nerve and worked slowly and
cody during the robbery. Driver Nc
Avin refused to stop the stage until the
robber yelled, stop or I'll blow your
d-m head or. The drivers bluff al
80 saved the express box, which, it Is
stated, contained several thousand dol.
liars.
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hustle and animation in extension
constantly on foot the largest OF ths
present works under construction h
ing an immense equipment building q
brick, that viii be completed this Sc
son. Brick and steel structure is main
tanned throughout. and every specie
of construction, brick, steel. stone am
timber. Is Of the superior quality for
which Uncle Samuel is noted. 4 point
OF great significance as bearing On the
local adaptability and economy Of the
site, is that nearly a totolity Of all ma
terials comes from the Puget Sound
and Pacific region, excepting barely
structural steel and iron. Stone,
brick. timber and coal, are all at Uncle
Sans finger tips.
Details of these great works. are 70
be found in the reports, but a few
items will suffice, emphasizing in the
main. as they do, the local Importance
Of the Station, and comparison witt
the sister stations Of Mare Island and
Brooklyn. Puget Sound Is ALREADY
lNrger than either Of the other two. AMI
with contemplated improvements al
ready under the protecting aegis ~
government appropriation. will shortly
~ among the largest in the world. Its
resent dry dock has such rank, hav-
'Hg a capacity OF containing the larg-
II battle ship in the world. and yet the
extensions now contemplated. 10 be
covered in the next appropriation call
ing for 81 000. 000 already approved by
the department, call for another dry
dock double the size OF the present ono
deemed necessary by our naval extern
sion on the Pacific side Of our domain
and our interests in the far east.
Other extensions covered in the r..
cent appropriations OF 81 200. 900 arc
coal bunkers OF $4,000 tons capacity
Bremerton being one OF five such coal
ing stations ordered. the other four be-
ing San Diego, San Francisco. Sitka
and Dutch Harbor for the Pacific and
Behring Sea. This coaling provision
is now a necessity, but the future sys
tenn for the Station is said by govern
ment officials to be to utilize the Lake
Washington fresh water canal now I'M
der construction, ships running
through that body OF water directly up
TO the coal bunkers near the mines
and in going and coming clean their
bottoms OF barnacles. saving the scra p
ing process in dry dock. The rolls Of
employees at present exceed 800 men
with the certainty OF constant large in
creases as the works are extended.
The present works comprise the fol
lowing:
Drydock. the largest government
dock in the Tilted States.
Wharf and docks. largest and most
eommodious on the Pacific Coast.
Brick and steel fire-proof construc-
ton and repair buildings.
steam engineering building. with
equipment.
nrlck warehouse and store house.