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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23

seems 10 be more or les absent minded.
He started 10 row down the river yester-
day and pulled up his anchor 10 start,
but forgot he also had a stern anchor
out. He tried TO row and when the skin
refused 10 start commenced TO look un-
der the boat TO see what Ii was caught
on. During the investigation he spied the
rope hanging over the stern and pulled
in the stern anchor also. The performance
was witnessed by a spectator on the shore,
who told the story and now the absent
minded man is distributing cigars TO his
acquaintances.
THAT COUNCIL MEETING.
This evening the town council will hold
a special meeting for the purpose of re-
visng the specification and awarding the
contract for the new sewer. This matter
Is practically settled. only a few final de-
tails having not yet been settled.
Other business will probably come up.
as II In understood that one committee
has report 10 make upon a matter OF
public interest.
IN COURT.
The case against Rowland Paauin. for
cruelty to animals was up for trial In the
Seventh district court this morning. Pa
quin Is young man OF is, who is ac-
cused Of stoning a cat out OF tree on
May IL and setting two bull dogs on her.
ne uoks, SO the stoTy eOtS, selLeu OppO-
site ends of the cat and tore her to
pieces.
Town Solicitor Babcock appeared for
the prosecution and James Cahill for the
defence
LOCAL ITEMS.
The ice water coolers. which has been
in storage since last fall. now occupies It's
old position in the lobby OF the town
hail.
The four-masted schooner Malcolm
Baxter, Jr.. is discharging coal at Bar
rington dock.
Extensive repairs have been made on
Frazen dock and the coal pockets located
on Ii.
Farragut Post will attend the morning
service at the Second Congregational
church In Providence tomorrow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23

grammar school went through the square
this forenoon enroute for Hunts Mills.
Lawrence Mains of 529 Plainheld street.
enjoys himself evenings by riding in a
bran new rubber tired runabout
A crowd OF gypsies still cling TO that
pleasantest spot I'm Rhode Island. the
summit of Neutaconkanut hill
Tomorrow evening will be children S
Night" at Christ Church on Manton ave.
nue..
Mary Larkin a we'll known resident
OF Hannah street Is dead
$500 Piano for st. Anthony's fair now on
exhibition. Tickets % cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
A FINE ESTABLISHMENT.

The cafe at 2T3 Bullocks Point avenue
formerly owned by Frank Hammond has
boon purchased by a new proprietor ana
re.ftted in luxurious style The place
viii h.. re-opened tomorrow The new
proptistor has made special provision for
ladies trade. and VIII operate a strictly
first-ciass place. Meals viii be served
in ali stylea Ice cream and soda will be
served and hrst class line of cigars
kent on sale. The public s invited TO
call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
PORTSMOUTH.

The non union laborers at Sandy point
farm have been interviewed by delegates.
and probably all the men will join the
union
Measles arc prevalent in the north part
Of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Renfrev Of Taun-
ton are spending few days In town.
Mr.. James Darley Of Fall River has
leased a cottage at the leland park for
the summer season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
Magic Hair Stain

por brown or black: prepared ~
GEORGE oRMsBY. Wig MAKER snd
aairworker. I'D fremont street, Boston
m n simpis. safe and easily applied: con.
tains ne lead poisons: use u once and
YOU viii never use any other. BLAND
k5o q BI~ANDINQ - Weybossst streetS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
LITTLE COMPTON

awberry festival was held last
evening In the New Grange hall which
was largely attended A pleasing prog
ram OF vocal and instrumental music
rendered with readings lntersperccd.
Too many People Daily with catsrrh,=
~ strikes one like n thunder-clnp. devel-
ops with a rapidity that no other disease
docs Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Is
the radical quick. safe and pleasant cure
that the disease demands. Use the means.
prevent it, deep seating and Years 81 dis
tress Don't daily with Catarrh. Ag-
news gives relief In ten minutes. 10.
Sold hy w n Meek ~ Camp street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23

JOHN O'cONNELI,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings, Trunk Store ana
Laundry Is just above the po5tonice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
LEFT BEHIND.

some Joker managed to work a funny
snap on one OF the motormen last night.
when one OF the cars came up from the
park the conductor Thomas Brown. ran
into the barn and after he had been gone
a moment. some one gave the signal 10
20 ahead The motorman didn't notice
anything wrong and proceeded To River
side square.
Here a passenger stopped him TO board
the car and when he failed TO receive the
signal TO start he Investigated and dis
covered that the conductor had been lefi
behind
The car was run back to the barn and
started over again with Its usual COM
pliment OF men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
ABSENT MtNpEl

here II one individual In town who
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
SCARED BY AUTO.

Last night as Albert q. Woodward was
exercising colt belonging TO eN-Council.
man Ira ID. Con an automobile appeared
upon the scene and gave the horse a
scare which caused him 20 do more circus
stunts IN three minutes than the average
kid can do IN a week
The frightened animal plunged and
reared 60 such an extent that there was
danger OF turning a back somersault lie
then ran across the railroad track Mr..
Woodward turned him around and finally
managed TO drive him past the automo-
bile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
AGGREGATES MORE
THAN Sl50,000.O0


0eer Ef7n 80 Is helnE used in ~ rans
strsleflau ~ sa4sntesn hanfsgfns rsrlfiarisHs
en- fanffa5 hitt=tn ere fnazf sleE4ut festa
fenfe district ia fhs West This ts last "a
hsisf4es nos nsesier Wasf WiIilarl ufvfaeF.
ths fafseF r. Hnsnastfsa. hes hia plane en-
fHf 49, far ha4ss - riaplfni tfN 60 fnss
SO 0s0 NJ Hstsrsf q ~ seattle SCI and
Tslns EaHafafsafina UaFHfaar ir 81 have q
49, asaans - Capitol hln 70 D. vsrth tta. e
90 g - Eatlt. fha iaustefuan. IL -
taitf rssflHFHrH 81 Faurfasnfh sfrnae sff
Ainha ssfeaas T. asef kts On ~ " nsch
~ Nsisns. Maat. Has ta4rf hsasa ftr~a tafs
az Thfffe.utH aNenns. seer Esst Aiana
street sea BE nians 49, lr thr ranfs x
tie araHftasf fer ~ 80 rsaiaaaas "
uufif - tns Hnufun nrlek rarapanf ia
ap~rd ts<ssg ~ hia 49, fseldHnae 90 Atatts
street neAF Faaffseuth asenus q f4rna
Janes h q hare $500 fssifnurs nti
Twelfth aNoaus gAUitui hiii Mrs. VI
pte9ats Il haifAfng = ftNfo horns 90 Tweifte
asHnae FfeA Rises Resell IA nov buiidiaz
he eek hafHa eH FaaffNarIfh aFafttlr. Csg o.
fai hlft eas7Ias Sc 90 Mrs.. a T. AuEus@
flns. at @eeeptseufh afeHas. CAeltH hiit -
srnruflne ktz<a ZEE q fine resifsrcr Ahdut
t1sto is % - ths easf ~ u. Smith .
horne On siHfaFnfh avsner f'auifrl hin
Ms fsfs cfsl ia building = $500 rrsifsiafs
On Seventeenth aasnaa. ". T. HIfer aHa q
" Andfneu are sseh srsrtirg q $3.50 hHnIs
m Hisf~snfn aFruHa Capitol hiii. Charles
~ Baker II fta srnqttai ME Falis Power
CaEnranF j. hHiialuE = residfncs 81 rast
u SO 90 - azFsnfr~nth aNsnus and rfrss
reet street eaHftaf hilL -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
GREN INTEREST M
M GZAR,r CONTEST
MANY VOTES FOR SEArTLE's ROLL OF HoNoF
COMING 1N--MoRE ABOUT THE TERMS

Amone ballots
emphasize special conditions observed by the
your ef personal
Voters nuat select their uats tm the number 81 public
spirited arcdonfrd Efowth OF
city who public
the svpe development and hautnE Of the city pd W surround
Each person may a many ballots desires
contest has bent or 'h
ballot published N H"oa
10 which
be taken The must be oontored 20
ballot :
caracruf receiving and counting the
ballots leaving decision readers
the afternoon. beginning
"a
Immediately receipt
q T. destroyed each and fl the
blank whom deem
assisted Seattle SVNth
development taking order tc
tenth ballot te
the With the fet Perhaps your uds
ptises
q Seattle Nhr he
sud
Ia tta
vi a 81 Nao
thtrt percentage The star
81
20
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

$50 ~ Ae1tEa-s siears4. 3 sisshsa rsst
easily riHafkl4 mostly alder and vim.
maple. ssfas white maple SD sole fns
tfffaut fiHNs thfuaEh fhf place. 4 ssod
[. fysasn hnHss =. miles from afaauIsry.
fhiH place faifzs t4ts fafeh
500 ~ A. Atfas-Atasf lana rafilF ri@zrst !.
atH1Ht - aafs eiaaHeas sod s1al. sod
tlatffF fnaa funs ~ fas liafns ~ Ter
frnsu NaHfaa
ssss' - keHAEs= lfaaaa. ssasii orchard. Q
acfrn cinlfsd $50 Hall. fins nfftnE %
ptaeFl fasazfaaffh usflH ffafn fafifaaa
~ PER AeHFs=ssn aaf~s - ssarrf siasisssts
cuitifafssi. SD azfapH tfiff - frslt
ireeH small fHaifs Esd surine fssf 90
frst ~ mr. : HatsE from rsiiraaf ana
creamery.
WARMER a co. so 1Hea1s DslainE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

THE MAIN EVENT BETWEEN
MID AND l.
Yesterday I went Into hard trniuz
tnR. You VIII notice ! fought IL
rounds With the prunnun ] III three
paragraphs IA yesterday. story
which / dipped from the morning
papers here, night before last
/ interviewed myself last night
aud no can give you a bis scoop. l
Hatd To- myself who L. gpfuH e.
win this ftHhtf" ana ! answered 4
am. ThtH ia tho first time ! have
expressed my opinion about myself
for five minutes, l must nov g
aud watch myself train. nearly
put the first personal pruunun out
If business yesterday, He II tent
Ing w this morning More hot stuff
abaut the great battle tomorrow
L. Il While I am here, don't LET
any person write up the baseball
games like I 30. I know lots Of
people Who VIII not like 1T unless
write IT MYSELF When / come
hack I VIII give them all thsf
want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

Portland nrehont because that city
refuses Go accept pumps built ~
any other than a certain Eastern
firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
the BIG FIGHT
nobhoyes Tells All About the Great
Prize Ring Battle

Qlohbayca writes exclusively fnf the
Star Dust columnl
l have found ont who " EoinH %
fIeht. | uahhoYcs ana the person al
praueuu / are tko main event.
preliminary between two local puas
uhMEd eorhutt and leffFiva Is 60
he pulled off These fellows are said
Ia be very clever. but WAIT Foit
It a
The harness races az The Mead
oWH Wiii commence nt ! So daily.
- -
wilson's Modern business college
invites you te itH ninth annual grad
uhttuK EXERCISES. Seattle thrster
Aug 18th. 5 so .. "a.
saaHH
Go 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
Ladies' admitted free az The Meadows
every daN THE week - Saturday -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
PLENTY WORK
FOR EVERYBODY
No Person Who Really Wants
Employment Need Go Idle.

that no person who really wants
work need BE Idle for a single day
Il proven b. the long hst 81 posi-
tons awaiting applicants az Cranes
Employment agency. III Main -
The demand covers almost every
branch Of skilled and unSkiiisd Ia
eor-cooks and general hotel help.
saWullil hands. fuiilwrsghta. l1EEers,
tenmstsrs, farm hands. flunkies.
wood choppers. tie makers. earpen-
tiers. sawyers and general iaborsrS
for sewer and street work. In most
case the wages are conaidcrably
higher than heretofore. Mr.. George
W. Crane. the veteran employment
agent. who has probably furnished
more lahorerN than any other man
In the business IN this part % the
country. says that IN All hts eK-
p=Ttsrsss tf1srs never has been zsich
a brisk demand for help. ."
-
Ladies admitted free AZ The Meadows
every dav this week eN Saturday. 80
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ass q q snHa
DUST:
suuusnsnsnnsnn

Looks as though sehwab was a
dead one
yes. but ifs al right Hes iiv-
Ing IN Phlladelphsa.
Secretary Corfeiyou Of the Depart
Tuent Of commerce. proposes 10 take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

gona TO Washington 20 rush" the
AL ehtlsntlan After Teddy took a
wand ia the postal scandal " didnt
take fuYna Ions 60 change that
word hy substituting 'r' Tor m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

tn 90 East over the Narthsru fN-
eific. az very low rates Tickets on
sale August 18TH. iath 18th aud
asth / A. Nadsau. general eEent.
seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

a hand IN the suppression 81 saiiof
boarding houses as they are uoe
conducted.
Postmaster General Payss has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

or low excursion rates. VIA GREAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY. 10 81
Paul. Chicago. st Louis and other
Eastern cities. Dates o. sale. Aug
ust IS. ~, Is. Is. Ticket office. Ga
First avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

Prof Langley. the nifHhlp IN
vrAtor b. one ~ the few men %
would like 90 see things cloudy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
Can You Tellf

bears chased the Nevada city
HtaEe Probably thought Morgan
was IA H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

A resilient of Alaska will be ars
uolnted Co take charge Of the Alaska
exhibit "a the %, Louia exposition.
Ne selection has yet been made
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And equally low rates 20 ali Eastern
points. on August 18th. 10Th. 2Bth
and zeth. over the Northern Pacific.
Full information at y. r. city office.
l. A. Nadeau, general agent, Seattle.
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ladies' admitted free AZ The Meadows
every day this week ex. Saturday. 49,
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s71so-To Chicago and Return
a1fsn

Ladies admitted IRE. at The Meadows
every day this week ex Saturday. '''
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The harness races at The Mead.
aWs viii cofumrncs At isse daily, s.'
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Two trains daily 10 Han Francisco.
fate IS 10 first class 1880 second
t#aat time. magnificent scenery and
excellent service 90 all California re
sorts
apaUlai rate excursions tulN 18Th
to 18th. AuEuHt 18th and 18th. EEih
and adth. Chicago ana return. fkaha
~ Louis $3.50, omaha. Kansas
city. sFot New pflsnnt tst 50
Memphis. tkaGO Tickets. infafma
ton aud descriptive literature At
southern Pacific CO.'S office etk
First ave. u. ~ ellis, general agent
sss
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Ladies' hasnittea frrs AZ The Meadows
every dAy this wsfh ~ Saturday 80
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Southern italy was visited b. a
severe earthquake shock yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

aame quiet fellow answered auiet.
'Oh please sing on the sea,
And then Vsbu'll be- thousand miles
or moro away from me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

iorh Wiss'e genenioEy OF 'Hepls
aer ks b. calls ~ will appear IN
fhla column tomorrow Its . DUN
eight harlrr q fiFEer out then !
Thought u WuE.' h. said this morn.
iuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

AffnfiH were made hfFnfa Luxe
tie Loon escaped from the eiasle
Eiaaie house 90 ascertain why he
went dippg
phsaioians snid the case was most
sefmHfkHble The star Dust Man
VIII leave n 20 hiH readers q decide
nhy Luke w1nt bug
Send ga your answers right away
Luke took n hard shot ~ the new
tangled styles ~ feminine wearing
apparel fhis morning
The Net Work Girl
ahs wears a net-sufh waist.
tier stockings ate network. ton
look a. her open work sleeves aud
see
Her soft arms cleaning through.
When she raises her fluffy skirts
A little way. an me-
see the dainty bits 81 white
That peep Though the nlisrea.
You say n ~ rude 81 rur
To look through her natswofk
waist
or 60 case below when she llftH her
fhiftH.
80 dunty and eks 80 ehaste7
Nav. Hay riot sn' ~ were rude
II should neglect 60 see
For why 10 she wearing her net
work fhlnEs.
II not 90 be- seen BY me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13
A Werd Ion Je.h VIC

About IN only
troubles th't We
don't mind bear
I'M are those NV
N rich That's
because we don't
know anything
about cn.
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faaiea admitted free at The Meadows
every da2 THE week - Saturday 80
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No one replied The tenor asked
shall j sins 'On the Hes'f
or shall | ainH Dawn 90 the Farm
or ny the old Oak Tree r
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Ladies admitted free AZ The Meadow
every day this week ex. Saturday. 80
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4 really don't know what 70 sing.
The haHhful tenor said.
= SOME pns viii but name the song
IN gladly 10 ahead.
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Ladies admitted free az The Meadows
syst1 da4 THE week ~ Saturday -
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The harness races AZ The Mead.
oWH Wiii commence nt $50 daily. -
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90 to splnnlns for bicycls res.lIs
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LUNCH BOXES

Japanncd Tin Foldiag Lunch
boxes, each atttssssssft,. lie
Brown Leather Folding t.unch
Boxes. each ...sfs sss..s.. 1Do
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quality MADRAS SHIRTS
assorted ooiors regularly at 7s to so choice 40
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The collection includes cassirercs, chevots Veunas,
weeds Irish Homespuns serees etc in all eoors mixed
effects plain, in all
with the object closing the short order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-13

s-mch Round Griddlea. each 2Ae
io-inch Round ariddieH each 2bo
is-inch Long oval dfiddleH.
Waffle Irons. each -. .... gse
e.inch Steel Ffy Pans. each Te
s-inch Steel FRY Pans each loo
iO-inch Steel Fry rams. each iso
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-19
A Word to the Public.

Since the return of TIE NUGGET'S
 proprietor load after load of presses.
 type, paper and supplies have come to
 HE NUGGET office. A large new press is now ready to be put in place. Taper of all kinds, stock of every de- scription have reached this office, until there is hardly room to carry on busi- ness. THE NUGGET is bound to keep at the front, if enterprise and plenty of stock, the newest of type and the best Of presses will help it do so. The large circle of readers of THE NUGGET will be glad to know that they will get the latest news served on the best of paper, printed in the same style that prevails on the outside and at prices that will be right. It is believed that the busi- ness men and miners of Nome and vicinity will appreciate the great i'm provements that have been put in place in THE NUGGET alice It is THE NUG- GETS aim to please and satisfy, and with new presses, type and paper it can come nearer doing so than ever before.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-19
INMACHUK'S
 FUEL SUPPLY
Good Coal on Chicago Creek, Eighteen Miles From
 the River.

A good quality of coal is found on Chicago creek, in the Inmachuk couE- try. In fact, the mine is just IS miles distant from the Dashley group. There is plenty of coal in sight; the vein has been exposed for distance of 40 feet in width, with no sign of hanging walls. The presence of coal, even at that distance from the Inmachuk mines, will afford fnel supply for the miners of that section. The coal is of excellent quality. John De Buhr, one of the leading operators of the Inma- chuk, states that there will be l5 or 20 steam drawers in operation there the coming winter and the gold output from that section next spring should be considerable. Large quantities of supplies are being shipped from Nome to that section, and it will be sceEe of considerable activity next winter.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-19
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

In the United States District Court for the District of Alaska. second Division.
 jeremiah CouNhr plaintin vS. Alfred Nilima. defendant.
 Notice ,N hereby given that by virtue of an execute duly issued on the 9th day of August. l9O3, in the above entitled action. and directed to me. will offer for >ulc at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash ut the Court House door. in the city of Nome. in the said di- vision Hnd district on the 9th day Of Septcm- Der lN l. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore noon ot said day. all ut the estate. right. title and interest of the said defendant. Alfred Nilmn ill and to that certain mining claim known as and called the "Columba' bench claim, No. below Snow gulch. second tier, on the northerlY side Of Glacier creek. in the Cape Nome recording district. District of Alaska, be longing to him On the l1th day of June 1903. or at any time thereafter. or sufficient thereof to satisfy the plaintiffs judgment herein for the sum of fG5O and interest and costs.
 Dnte,i at Nome. Alaska this 5th day of Au gust, ltI3
 FRANK H. RICHARDS.
 [. <. Marshal for the District of AlaSla
 Second Division.
 By Geo. A. L'clley. Deputy Marshal.
 First publication AuguSt &, 1903. ss 5wS
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-19
Full line of French delicacies at GOggin's.
Opening Coal Mines.

Dawson, Aug. 3l.-Two hundred and eighty steel rails and seventy-fvep pack ages of other equipment were taken from Dawson today by the Bailey for the Coal creek coal mines.
 Five of the eleven and half miles of track of the new road are constructed. The work of construction is being rushed, and it is expected to have the road ready for operation in about two weeks.
 Two locomotives and twelve cars comprise the rolling stock of the road. Seventy-tive men are engaged in con- struction. Twenty-Five men will be employed as miners and several others as train crews. It is expected to make the output fifty to seventy-fve tons a day.