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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
MRS. SCOTT DEAD.
Found in a Rooming House on Rich
ards Street This Morning,

Mrs Scott. Familiarity known around
police Headquarters as Mother Scott /"
was found dead in room i6 OF Mrs O.
porne's roominghouse at S2b Riebsrds
street at II o'clock this morning Tho
woman has been drinking heavily =,
late and has been suffering from nstS'
ma FOR long time. II is not lltslv
'ha' an Inquest viii be held.
Ars' Osborne says that the woman
came 10 her place on Monday nis,,
and got a room and remained ,hssa
most OF the time. About o'c,oo, 49,
morning Mrs Scott arose ~ 80 %, ,ns
drink Of water Nothing WA 49, ss,
hst Ontil the landlady went 10 ne ~, .e, Vi
the bed. dead. Shs across
AL, Iae police and coroner were no,,a..
snu we body was taken 10 usn' y.' ,,s
Sss sr establishment The n,e, un.
n usl a son living at Provo ana s To,nsn
Of her death. VI" Oe noliiied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
SPIKE AND RAIL

Acting Traffic Manager r. NJ Schu-
macher Of the Oregon Short Line has
gone north
The Billy club viii 30 TO Ogden over
the oregon Short Line on Sunday morn
Ing. Special excursion rates viii prevail.
Circulars were receyed in this city this
morning announcing the appointment OF
O.. G., Arnold avs freight claim agent Of
the Hook Island at Chicago.
l.. l.. Downing. travelling agent for the
Hartman lines. has returned from Wv
oming, Mr. Downing Is now hard at
work getting his red deyil' down TO the
legal speed Of eight miles an hour.
In addition 20 the regular business No.
! on the Rio Grande came IN today IN four
sectlons, while tive special trains con.
tanning troops en- route for the coast also
passed through,
Assistant General Manager l.. L. Cal.
Vim OF the Oregon Short Line IL on on
inspection trip In Idaho.
The Rio Grande in addition TO the
q. \. X. specials today handled Hg
trainloads Of visiting Elks from the
south and Park city
J.. Ross Clark yesterday I'm Los An
gelcs officially announced the awarding
OF the contracts for construction on
the salt Lake Route as outlined In the
News on Monday.
w. w. Hayden, assistan, engineer OF
the Illinois Central railiond. whose
headquarters have been al Memphls
Tenn. for many years. was today APP
pointed assistant 10 President w. d
Slratton OF the Mobile. jackson q Kan
sas City Railroad COMPANY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

train Just q minute or two before II
pulled out and was bareheaded She
came directly TO my car when | went
through the car collecting tickets, she
said that she wanted O berth. called
the porter and told him to direct her
TO berth. She offered me 500 gold
piece TO pay for her berth
and | gave her 81 In
change the next morning, not being
able to make the change that night
When the porter showed her the berth
she retired Immediately The next
morning, when the porter was making
~ her berth, he had occasion TO lft
her jacket and found that It was very
heavy and that II contained some loose
money In the pockets and IN the lining,
The coin felt Us II II was either in sill
yer dollars or $50 gold pieces
THE train LEFT here at 1890 a. m.
Sunday morning, July r. ana arrived
az Butte Gao p. m. OF the same day.
When Mrs. Hodge left the train at
Butte the porter and l both noticed
that she was stu without a hat. She
ate breakfast and lunch OF the dining
car She acted rather nervous all day
and did not talk with any Of the pas
sengers or myself or the porter. on
Monday afternoon Mr.. c. W. Miller,
train agent for the Short Line.
asked me II I remem bered having a
passenger answering the description of
Mrs. Hodge on that night. | told him
about the woman and he told me to 20
10 the Jail and see n / could identify
her
THE porter and / went to the Jail
this morning and saw her and there Ia
no doubt IN my mind but that she Is
the woman who rode to Butte In my ear
on July u. She appeared to recognize
the porter this morning for when she
saw him al the cell door she started as
If shocked by his presence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
THE ELKS' PARADE.
Made Quite an Attractive Showing on
The Streets Today.

The parade OF the Elks this afternoon,
made favorable impression on the
streets andthe different commands made
fine appearance Dr. W. F. Beer was
grand marshal. with Ben Haywood, NJ.
II. Dougherty, and Messrs Murtagh and
Barratt as aides, The lead OF the pro-
cession was given 10 the Provo lodge.
With the Anphlon band OF Is pieces and
GO men. Park City came next with 80
men. Eureka had g. ogden l25 and salt
Lake 40 men, with Helds and the Jose
Minstrel bands, IN addition TO the Pro-
yo band. The general uniform Of white
and purple was largely worn, some
Elks, however. marching In tall black
hats and busters. Purple and white
sunshades were carried. and various
manoeuverlng stunts were INDUCED in.
The line Of march was through the prln-
clpal streets Of the city, and ending at
the Salt Palace.
The program at the palace includes
bicycle races, vaudeville al the pavilion.
the Elks art gallery. and a varied list
Of interesting events. ogden sent down
over 300 people and that city IL much IN
evidence today in Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
FREE DELIVERY FOR HOOPER
Route VIII be Established Sept l5-lts Length
viii be Twenty Three Miles.
Area Covered, az MILES, Population
served. SOS Idaho Mail Con.
tract Let.
fsneclal 10 the oNewa.ol

Washington. ID. G. Aug 1S,--Addi-
tionaI rural free delivery route win be
established Sept. 10 at Hooper, Weber
county. Utah. Length OF route, %
miles; area covered. % square miles;
population served. 665.
The contract for carrying mall from
Ora to st. Anthony and Ora to Rice,
Ida, has been awarded George Kent,
Ora.
Pensions granted: Idaho-Thomas j..
Kerr. Sc.
Wyoming--Andrew Lyndon, S.
Andrew Garner has been appointed
rural carrier and Francis Garner sub
etitu.e at Ogden.
{. L. spicknall has been appointed
postmaster at Leland. Ulntah county,
Utah, vice j. +. Mackay. resigned.
a civil service examination win be
held on Nov. q at Ogden for the posi-
ton OF clerk and letter carrier in the
postofiice In that city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
Salt lakers Propose to Give Them
A Good Time,
CITIZENS ARE INVITED,
The Eleventh Annual Convention
Here Next Month viii be
open 10 All.

4 letter wos received this morning from
G. q. Cadwalladcr secretary cf the Inter
national Association Of Ticket Agents by
General Agent Benton 81 the passenger
department Of the Rlo Grande IN which
further details Of the eleventh annual
convention OF the association were set
forth.
The convention will be held In the As
sembly hall in this city Sept ll-l2 MI
Chdwallader states that while the associ-
alton does mol expect to be entertained
laVshly by the citizens Of Salt Lake al,
the same time ho Is glad to hear that
preparations are under way here to give
the lickel agents good time, lie goes
ON to state that the association would APP
precate very highly the presence Of salt
Lake citizens at the meetings III the con-
Vcntion hall or al. hotel headquarters.
In thls connection Mr. bentuii has adj
dressed letters TO the members OF the
First Presidency and other prominent
cielzons inviting them to be present when
the ticket men convene.
The delegates, over ~ strong. VIII ar
rive On INT evening of the lJth and the
next morning. As yet no hotel has been
selected for headquarters Inc SELECTION
viii be announced later Preparations
have been made 10 get oft suitable
badges for the occasion bearing repro
ducvOn OF the Temple,
While there will be no subscription llat
circulated fof the entcrtainn lt Of the
visitors several hotel Keepers and pf0mi'
ncnt citizens expressed a desire Ia write
out checks 10 helm the good cause along,
In addition the consolidated Railway n
Power company, HE management ~ the
Seeing Salt Lake eur Saltair, Lagoon,
Salt Palace an1 Callers have all yolun-
teercd to take ere OF tne visitors free Of
charge The board Of governors Of the
Commercial club also will meet AT an
early date to discuss the proposition OF
entertainment
Everyone recognizes that the ticket
agents are good people TO entertain.
Every month several thousands Of tour
lists pass through their hands, The man
Who sells railroad tickets can make or
mar tourist resort city or district more
cffeetually than any other medium. hente
Il is that Salt Lake is only too glad 10
extend the glad hand to the prospective
visitors.
After the visitors have got through with
the business on hand In Salt Lake they
wil be transported free OF charge by the
oregon Shgrt Line and the o. Y. 4 n o.
Portland and return IN q special train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
Well Known SpringvlIle Contractor
Passes Away In California.
Especial to the News. y

springyilie. Utah. Aug. is.-Newton
crandal wen known railroad con-
ductcr ana member Of the sprlngyllle
Construction company. died at rero.
Cal, last night from stoapage u the
bowels His Illness was Of brief dura
ton. and comes az great shock to
family and friends here. His wife anO
four children ana number Of other
Srnngvine ladies left 70. California q
few days ago 20 spend the summer with
their husbands Mr. Crandall was 81
years OF age. a native Of springville.
and an able and highly respected man.
His body VIII he brought home for in
terment Ts
a. g. Bird. another Sprlngvllle con-
tractor. came homie from California last
night being very sick with rheumatism.
lie had been In a San Francisco hos
pital for some time before returning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
SEVENTEEN TRAINS
REPORTED TODAY.

The tide OF G. A. II. veterans was
resumed early this afternoon all the
trains from the east being several hours
behind time. owing to the unusually
heavy demand on the roads for motive
power. Seventeen trains weslhound
were reported this morning between
Sal. Lake and Grand Junction, with all
freights side tracked, and every loco
motive pressed Into the passenger GER
vice. one Of the Illinois delegations ar
rlvd shortly after Il today over the Rio
Grande. carrying Gen, ]. G. Black, the
noted veteran, who is regarded as sure
TO be chosen comniander-in-chlef OF
the @. A. r for the coming year, There
are S0 people reported on the Illinois
special, and among the pilgrims are
Hon. Benson Wood, department COM
mander.
GEN John c. Black, past department
commander and candidate for colnman-
der-in-chiei.
Gen. Thomas W. Scott, member Of the
executive committee OF the national
council OF administration.
James oDonnell. past junior vice.
commander-in- chief.
g. A. Partridge. a. A. G.
capt, ]. l., Bennett. Judge advocate.
G. G. Duty. clerk OF the appellate
court
Charles H. Taylor. commander OF
George II. Thomas post, No ..
Nj II. Wagar commander OF Colunl-
hia post.
Il. X. Wlnsow. Hon. J. s. Marley F. |.
Jacobs, NJ e. Ferguson. George L, Me-
strvey G. e. Vaughan. J. G. Bohart
w z. Wright. II. a. Lennon, Col. j. q,
Everest, a. Coulter, James McDevith
George HewisOn. N. W. Dilfley, Leroy
Van Horn. W. II. Bailey, W. A. Sargent.
w. i. Earl, W. a. Quigglc. II y. Mar
tin W. j. Smith, John Richie, j. w
Sturgls, Edward Watson. Robert COM
mons. A. lIulett. G. " peMond w. r.
neGroodt, G. ID. Tildcn, Il. Merrok, D.
w. Hove, w. q. Moxon. charles y. VIII
son and l.. l.. wilson Of Chicago.
George Eckert OF Woodstock, a. o.
Nosseier OF Whitehall. Dewey Thomp-
son and David Redpath OF Marengo. W.
clifton, +. W. Mead. a. r. Lewis. I. +.
Balch, w II. Wilson. George r. Cole
and w. Hausleln OF Elgm. r. II. Miner
and w W. Han OF Bloomington ]. \.
Gale of Freeport, J. N. Myers of Fores-
ton. W. ]. g. Pound of Newman and II.
Gardner OF Thornton.
Among the ladies IRE the following
officials and prominent workers in the
Womcn's Relief corps
Lodusky ]. Taylor national president
Ada l.. May national SCI rotary
Emma Stark Hampton, past national
president
Araretta NJ, DE Vine, national chief
OF gtaM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
SCANDINAVIAN REUNION.
Three Thousand Persons Attend Fine
Affair at Saltair.

Fully 1900 persons enjoyed visit to
Saltolr yesterday. whore the scandina-
VANS OF Salt Lake county held re-
union. The day was made memorable
by the fact that Aug. II Is the annlyer-
sary OF the first baptism into the
Church In Denmark. IS years ago. one
of the first to enter the Church at that
time, there, Mrs. Annie BaecQstrom
Snow, was among the excursonists
When she was presented 10 the people
she was heartily cheered. A good pro-
gram had been arranged, but on account
Of death IN the family Of the leader Of
one OF the cholrs. the musical part was
somewhat disarranged. Towards even
Ing however. the Sandy choir under the
leadership OF Mr.. Hartyigsen, and the
Swea Of this city. discoursed beautiful
music in the payllionh Both cholrs have
good voces, and efficient leaders They
were TO compete for prize but owing
TO the bereavement just referred TO-,
they concluded to postpone that fea-
ture TO some other time.
Some much appreciated addresses
were given during the afternoon
Among the speakers were r. +. Hintze.
Andrew Jenson. ]. NJ. sjodahl, Moses
Taylor Of summit stake who Joined
lhe excursionists with several hundred
from that stake; w w. cum, OF Sum.
nit stake. and President Anthem H.
Lund. in behalf OF the Flrs Presidency.
Among the prizes distributed We're The
following: To Hulda Wahstrom as
Inc best lady Walter s. IN dental work,
By Dr. Tendt; Lieutenant c. G For..
lund best gentleman waltzer, choice Of
4 piece OF jewelry at j. 5 Jenson's
ewelry stors; to Mrs. Avcrson's child
rem for the best cake Walk. picture
0y c. w. Midgley; to f. F Hinize. for
largest family on the ground, a rocking
chair. by p. w. Madsen. The youngest
9aby on the ground was Thought to be
garilne larsen, three weeks old. and
she was eiyen silver cup hy J. :.
Jensen. The weather was ideal fos an
outing 70 the lake, and tie railroad
handled the crowd very satisfactorily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
SOUTH TEMPLE
PAVING SCHEME

TIE committees on streets and finance
Of the city council. again considered the
South Temple street paving at their
meeting last night and agreed upon
grade FOR the paving and parking,
The glada accepted is the one proposed
by CITY Engineer Kelsey in hls plans.
II was urged by the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company that a grade
b. established at once SO that the COM
pany could go ahead ana lay its con
duits ana be assured that they were
buried the proper depth. The other
important matters IN connection with
the Improvement such as the width
Of the parking, the height of the re.
tnlning wall and whether there will be
one or two retaining walls, were not
decided ubon by the committees last
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
MORGAN RICHARDS DEAD.
Father of Ex'State Auditor Richard
Called Beyond.
Especial TO the News. y

Parowan Utah, Aug. J3.-Morgan
Richards, father OF Bishop Richards
died peacefully this morning at $3.50 lie
was " years Of age, and although he
had been growing feeble for the nan
nine months, had not become helpless
until the last few days. He had led a
quiet life, was member Of our choir
for many years. extremely lndustrlons
and respected by the community.
Margaret Richards. wife OF Bishon
richards is still very IN. though her
symptoms are more favorable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
THE GOLD AND BLUE.
Siudent' of L. D. $. University Issue
An Attractive Souvenir.

A s9ccial edition Of the students pa
per ~ thu Lattcr-day Saints tIniver-
sly y iu3t fronI the press of the Dts-
ttet News. u contains pictures OF
representative student groups. charac-
tcrlsuc school songs. part OF the vale
hlclcfy address, ana Some references to
ihe work Of the institution. The half
tone az Me graduating class comes
htst, an thare are good photos OF the
class officers Of the various years. the
athletic teams, and other organizations.
The school songs are lively ana artistic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
NEW RUSSIAN VICEROYALTY.

81, Petersburg. Aug i3--A new vice
royalty, comprising the Amur district and
the kwan Tung province (created In
August, $500. has been established. Here
tofote the Amur district has been con-
trolled by a govemor-general Articles
signed by the czar and promulgated Aug
Il appoint Vice Admiral Alcxeff. aide de
camp general 10 the car, as yiceroy OF
this far eastern territory. lie will be
vested with supreme authority In all the
branches Of the civil administration, the
direction Of whicn will no longer be in the
hands OF the ministry. II will be the
viceroy's duty to maintain order and In
sure safety IN the district traversed by
the eastern Chinese railway, as well as to
watch over the needs Of the Russian in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

habltants. both within and without Rus
sian possessions bordering on the terri
tory under his Jurisdiction.
Diplomatic negotiations with nelghbor-
ing states regarding the affairs of this
territory will be In the hands OF the Vice
roy who will also be entrusted with the
command Of the Russian fleet In the Pa
cihc, and all the troops IN the new Vice
royalty. Until a law embodying the du-
ties Of the Yiceroy IL issued the regua-
lions drawn up IN iSi5 for the administra-
ton Of the far eastern country and eau
easian territory viii remain in force.
A special committee. presided over by
the czar. will see that the actions Of the
viceroy are In harmony with the general
policy Of the Russian ministries Niceroy
Alexien has been instructed 90 submit
TO the car for his approval proposals for
the administration OF the territory over
which he Is about to assume jurisdiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
ARRESTED A
SECOND TIME
l-i
Mrs. Hobbs IN the Tolls Again Over
Stolen Diamonds,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Mike riaherty Charged with Robbery
commissioner 10 give Engineers
Excursion Up Canyon.
Especial TO the "News")

N'bVNIdi ~ the tNtNe
Ogden, Aug. i3..-Mrs. Sarah Hobbs
was again arrested last night on COM
plant Of Mrs. Wertz. this time on the
charge Of housebresking, II IN alleged
that Mrs. Hobbs entered the house OF
Mrs. Wertz few days ago and stole
therefrom a diamond brooch and ring
The woman was arrested at the time Of
the alleged theft ON the charge of petty
larceny. That charge however, has
been withdrawn and the more serious
one substituted.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Joseph Slevener entered plea Of
guilty in the district court before Judge
Rolapp this morning, to the charge OF
forgery. He was sentenced to one year
In the state prison.
lack Donahue, charged with attempt
TO commit murder George Lafferty,
charged with robbery, and George
Douglass, charged with an attempt to
commit rape. each entered plea Of
not guilty. They win have their hear
ings during the September term Of
court.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Mike Flaherty was arrested by De-
tective Pender last night, charged with
robbery The complaint was sworn 10
by Nicholas Weko, who states that he
took flaherty 70 his room to stop over
night While Woke was slumberlng
peacefully the man he had befriended
arose and. after stealing his gold watch
and sSS IN cash. skipped by the light OF
the moon. When the victim awoke this
morning and discovered what had hap
pened, he at once reported the matter
70 the police, who went IN search Of the
thief They soon located him at a
gaming table where he had already lost
all Of his III gotten gains but so,
EXCURSION FOR ENGINEERS.
The Weber county commissioners have
decided TO give a special excursion up
Ogden canyon to the visiting engineers
at the Irrigation congress, so that the
latter can have n personal Inspection
OF the site OF the proposed reservoir at
the head OF the canyon. The trip will
probably be taken on the 10th of Sep
TENDER the second day OF the congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
TRowBElDh IN CHICAGO.
Former Travelling Freight Agent In
SHIT Lake Moves East.

4 l.. Trowbridge who for several years
has been travelling freight agent for the
Missouri Pacific in this territory. has ar
rived In Chicago. where he was trans-
ferred few DAYS ago following t1e con.
solIdatlun Of the Missouri Pacific and Rio
Grandc Offices here under the Gould re-.
trenchmont policy. Mr. Trowbridge Is re-
ported To have a better position than he
had here and is generally making good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
NINTH SOUTH CONDUIT

The Jordan canal and irrigation com.
mlttee Instructed the city engineer 10
prepare an estimate OF The cost OF
building q conduit IN the Ninth South
street canal from East Temple 10 First
West street, 80 that the refuse from thc
bitches which run through the bus.
ness sections Of he city and empty into
the canal mny be carried on without be-.
ing exposed to the rays OF the sun and
foItlns, thereby making the atmosphere
IN that vicinity decidedly unheaitbr.
Estimates 81 tha cost Of catch basins M
various points IN the bitches VIII also
be submitted by the engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
T0MORROw's ORGAN RECITAL.

The following program VIII be given
tomorrow afternoon at the Tabernacle
organ recital by Prof Mcclellan
"Mignon' Excerpts Thomas
Evening Star lfrom rannhauseD
-s...s.. .+.s+s.... .s..4... Wagner
'Payane Fayorite' Louis XIV..
Old Melody ...-... .......,.-.. Brsson
Tenor solo from Serenade'), Vic
tor Herbert Mr.. Thomas Ashworth
Andante, lfrom Fifth symphony
..... zee .",,..,..,..B Beethoven
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
CHARGED WITH MURDER
j. b. AeIienry Wanted IN Idaho, A..
rested in Wyoming Today.
lspeeIal 10 ma oNems n

cheyenne Wyo., Aug. lS.-sheri0
Smaliey today arrested I. q, Mcllenry
who is wanted in Blact1oot. Ida, for
murder McHenry was captured M tbo
Nofmandle hotel He was conside,.biy
surprised but offered me- resisiancSS
lne Idaho officers have been notified
ana VIII start at once to get their man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
BEATEN TO DEATH.
Man Dying From Wounds Received In
Saloon ROw-Lynch Talk.
(speclal 10 the aNews. y

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug I2.-Ross
Stringer, printer employed on the
Lander Clipper, who was given a hor.
ible beating yesterday morning by
James Dollard, died AT o'clock this
morning. Frank Bryant. who was shot
through the lungs and stomach by Dol
lard at the Free Silver saloon last night
Is slowly dying. The feeling at Lander
is at fever heat and Il Is feared the
murderer VIII be- lynched The assault
upon Stringer was without proyocation
and Dollard shot Bryant without cause
or warning, II Is believed he Is insane.
An effort WIN be made to spirit him out
Z the county but it IL doubtful II the
u0Ve viii be successful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
ORIENTAL SHUT OUT.

The committee on license win recom-
mend to the council that the licesse for
the Oriental saloon at 229 State street
be not renewed on account OF the viola
lion NJ the sunday lluuor ordinance ~
iho bartender at tthe place. The If
cense expired yesterday. so. unless the
new proprietor Of the place can assure
The committee and the police DEPART
ment that the saloon will be run in an
orderly manner, the license viii not be
renewed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
COMPLETED TODAY.
Another Connecting Link for Rio
Grsnde Cleaned Up.

n the original program Is carried out
the Santa Re Central will be completed
this evening and traffic between Santa
Fe and Torrance viii begin on Monday.
THIS new Hire is ZIG miles long and con-
meets the Denver n Rio Grandc and
the Santa Fe system with the Rock
Island and FL Paso & Northeastern
systems by way OF central New Mexico.