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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20
For New Orleans Guests

For New Orleans Quests About 35
young people of the tri-cities were en-
tertained in a delightful manner last
evening by Mrs. William McEniry at
her home. 529 Twenty-third street. The
party was given in honor OF her sister,
Miss Josie Cleary. brother, Leo Cleary
and nephew. Joseph Gull, all of New
Orleans. who are her guests. Much Of
the evening was spent with cards. a
musical program given by some of the
guests added TO the delightful hours
that had been SO amply provided by
the hostess for her guests. Refresh
ments were served at d seasonable
hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20
loo Much for Ferry.

The high wind of last evening com
PEELED the ferry Davenport TO retire
from service al O'Clock The rec
ords of the weather bureau show that
the wind was blowing at a maximum
of 80 miles an hour. II was an up
stream current and great difficulty
was experienced in making the land
.ngs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20
LOSES HIS Wife
REYNOLDS Man Now Seeks to Re-
cover From William
Jennings.
AlIENATED HER AFFECTIONS
indictments Against p. r. Aye Are
Quashed BY Court-Jury Returns
Verdict for Defendant.

In a suit now in progress in the cir
cult court, o. r. Smith. of Reynolds. is
attempting to recover from William
Jennings on the charge that the defend
ant alienated his wife's affections. II
is alleged that by his pretenses of af
lection he succeeded in getting her 10
go 10 Wilton Junction. Iowa, to live
with him, Notwithstanding protests
from the family, in the month of April
1904 Weld & Olmsted are attorneys
for the plaintiff and H NJ. Schriver ap-
pears for the defendant.
Indictments Quashed.
Judge Gest this afternoon sustained
the motion TO quash the three indict-
ments against p. F. Aye, the South Da-
kota land agent who was charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The charge against the defendant was
that he promised to build shack and
plOw some land and came back report
ing the same had been done. Courts
have held that a promise to do thing
even if there was no intention of doing
it is not a basis for criminal action
The recourse is in civil action.
The jury in the personal damage suit
of Englin VS.. Schaab returned a YER
dict for the defendant this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20

Birthday Anniversary.-Mrs. Gather
inc Herkert entertained a company OF
ladies at cards at her home on Seven
teenth street yesterday, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20

Mrs Joe Ochs receiving game prize.
Mrs. Joe Deutsch. lone hand. and Mrs.
Isaac Klein, consolation Two OF the
fall brides. the Misses Petersberger
and Deutsch, cut for third prize, Miss
Petersberger winning, the prize being
a drawn work center piece.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-20

fall brides. the Misses Petersberger
and Deutscn. cut for a third prize, Miss
Petersberger winning, the prize being
a drawn work center piece.
Luncheon and Card Party. - Mrs.
VI. Duncan and daughter. Mrs. J. s.
Wilbert. charmingly entertained about
IS tri-city ladies AT a luncheon and
euchre party yesterday afternoon at.
their home on Second avenue. Carna
tons. smilax and asparagus ferns were
used as decorations. An orchestra dis
pensed music during the afternoon.
Beautiful prizes were awarded to Mes
danes George Pennock, w. II. Whist
Ter. F. B. Heffner and Miss Bessie
Bowlby Mrs Charles kindt, of Dav-
export. and Mrs. George Pennock cut
for the prize. which fell 10 the latter
Entertains Church Choir.-Miss Mary
A. Bostock entertained the Trinity
choir and the l. V E. club last evening
at her home. 1872 Fourth avenue.
There was music and Rotations and
the hostess. assisted by Miss Huss,
served refreshments. Others present
were Rev. Granville H. Sherwood, Her
man Appelquist, Richard Sherwood
and the Misses Beck, Mary Johnson,
Elizabeth Craig. Jennie CrOnin, Marie
Harder. Mary Potter. and Grace, Nellie
and Ada Hudson.
Horton-PaIs. Miss Margaret Pals
and l.. F. Horton were united in mar
riage Wednesday evening, by Rev. r.
B. Williams. the ceremony taking place
at the parsonage of the First Methodist
church at S o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horton will make their home in this
city.
Toniqht's Vaudeville. - The open
ing of the winter season at the Rock
Island club. occurs this evening when
a smoker and refined vaudeville enter
tainment will be given for the enjoy
ment of club members and their
guests.
Birthday Anniversary.-Mrs. Gather
inc Herkert entertained company OF
ladies at cards at her home on Seven
teenth street yesterday, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
Wednesday Euchre Club Entertain
ed.-The Wednesday Euchre club was
charmingly entertained by Mrs. J. F.
Liscomb yesterday at her home on
Eighth avenue.
Informal Tea.-Mrs. c. l.. Walker en-
tertained a number of friends at tea
yesterday afternoon. the party being
delightfully."- informal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
Sighed for Sopen.

SibtH bar SnSpanorere, iom font
mer til amerifa paa Dampifibenes
fsrfteBIabs. uben pioere iluppet lono,
ibet bore SopnempnOigbeoer bar
8aaet no ira, at De lite er bef9ftgte
meb imitiomme Sp9oomnle euer of Dc
bill fnIbe Oct offentlige til Sprbe, forol
De mangIer WtbIer tit of flare fig,
Gu bill bette blipe ~foraroret. Ssrite
alasies Basia9erer ffal bereiter itn'
6erfaites ben iamme 8ebanoling pao
CHS Sslnnb, Tom gieloer fcr oe
Smaafolf, Ger forniner til os pac
faIbet Steerage. Salon'
pasiaserer og Steerage.B asIagerer
ifaI / ltge @rao fsles paa SGnoerne
og eitergaues / Ssmmene. anleb'
ningen til, at 2igbe6 for 2ooen ftal
tnbfpres ogiaa paa bette Elnft. er
ginet Of en- Srnnifmanb neb Nnpn
Seirt 9droit. Satt ttoer az en- uDei'
breoeIig % imitiom g~ienipebom oa
bleb engnng tibligere ienbt tilbage til
Sranfrig, ba ban fom til 9etu Oori
pao Welembef. Ru fom ban poo
fsrite Slaos o9 Flap ilan6. San bap'
De fin Samilie meO; men ben reiite
paa S~teerage. SsnSng Dem 29be Of
tober begao ban Jig no I'll @His
SsIanb for at berte Samilien, og oo
bIep BET ppbnset, at ban bar Den
iannte iursieoe 6pr, iom eugang bar
bIepen ienSt tilba9e til lit Siemlano.
Oct gift M op for aiitoriteterne, at
life alle, iom fommer til amerifa
eoa fsrite BIGos, er "oeiirnble immi.
grants" og n,an beilutteoe at ifipre
aae oper en- Sam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
Uvfunolanosfifertern

&c anterifanIfe Rebere % 5iifere
neo acknowledgements apIt bar bra8t
8ougresien til OF poe Dem iaa megerl
9eifpt,elie MOB oeres grfeSfGller /
Canada, at Be er fontne | iamnte Still
ling iom Wauhen / gpeutpret, Der
baobe nnrret Ell unoerlig apPrn al et
2gffebarn. ap9rneu moi iaa nteget
.Silo og geaing, at Ranoen muatte
flpete no Of tit Sus og ira i'm gaaro.
CANADA bar spet 8ieneieIo og facet
fine imaa 8arlamenter til Of iioiteOe
2ope, Der er Iigeiaa itrehge fom &c
merifmife. Sngm aglerifanif ii
Iferbanb fnn fonme ino / nogeu ca,
na6iff SapH for at ffqffe Zig agn uoer
at neoiGtte Jig for at bli beiIaglagt.
M amerifauif 8lsgt for at omgan
Ganaoas 2ope fomlmer %tiIfort; Gang.
bierne er Iigeiaa flsgtiae. Sper 9ag
isres M en- 8ri9 meaein Reoere %
Siifere paa @r9nien, % ser er 5ale
ON at tiIfnlbe arigsfartsier. Gen
tie 9tooember Der Der after ct Gam
meniteb. Zen amerifonife 5ifferbaaf
"actioe" isgte oa at tro6ie 9anaoaS
2obe, men blep forfuIst Of ben cana.
Siife &rpbier "6lorn", iom trueog
meo at tage Sen. SolonubnoiabeoerHC
4 st. Sobns baooe nestet "actipe"
acknowledgements; men BOG piI6t
ben lure fig no til Der aabne Sar
uoenfor 3.NilsIiuien. Get gif life
og amerifauerne blep iaa f~orbitreoe
at Dc gap onot al iis % iasoe,. at 81
pilbe benoenbe fig til 8aibington fot
at faa ct Rrigsfartst op til gspfuno'
Lamb. Gen brittle arpbier ~9otoma"
boloer Sagt | Ban OF ISLANDS, boo,
"acttpe~ prepeoe at begaa 9oobruo
Resieringm / 9onoon uil sierne itnr
paa en- goo 600 meo amerifa, oa Der
feler fig ilbe bersrt af Strioigbeoernt
meDem De to Singers Rebere os 81
fere. gmertfas A~mbasaosr, @r
8eio. bar fremitiuet ben umerifanirI
SHE al WfenenS9renoet for ben. oa
Dem peb iuaen anoen Haob END Of
berrpiie til Srnftaten al 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
Riootruiterl

Gnsung / afpiste CONNER bIep
ais6truitert | Chicago lat rrtber I'll.
tale Of cit fsoeruI @~ranoiurp for
SoertrnoeIie al Sberman-9open Sor-
bsr optoges | 2sbet al 8inter- og
gaarmonneoerne unSer 2eSelie Of Re.
gieringenS aomisi9r Sames n.
@ariieIb, os Der fremfom en- IrnsSe
Sima iom piier, at 9bicneos Stor.
Ingtere En- ffglbtse. Ru freniatter
be imioIertio giemem jim Sasfsrer
Sobn 9. WeiIler Den Baaitaao, at 3e-
gieringeu brpoer Sro % 9ope, ON
Den ruiSereiper Dem Retsforfdsnins.
@r. @arfeIo tnosif ueutIis ben Sper-
ensfomit meo Dem, at be Splpsnm.
ger, be iriniIia gap uSeH Of tases /
Go, life ftrIoe bruees tnoS benz. Ga
Seres Sagfsrer Miler iramfom mep
bette l Wetter BEN Lite @opember,
giur6eSH itrirt attornep Mforriicn og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
Salt Jien.

Sfslge ct Telegram ird San Srnr'
cisco iiooer fl S~uaIiangere Der ira
gpen fnIt i Sien oppe ] RoIarbapet.
Oct CT 1dmpftbet "aleraHoer" aapt.
;. u. 3iI6en Gampiti5et "9duso".
Rapt. n. ;. guniitp; Stomer 90
nansu", aapt. 70 9toas; Sampifibet
"9oubeaS". aapt. Sobn u. goof;
Sfouner CHARLES Sonion". auet,
Santeg WeHenuo; Tampifibet scr.
man, 4apt. u. 2. goernnm; 9amp.
iff6et "5eanette". aapt. u. g. Rortb;
1dmpitibet "Rarluef". aapt. u. 8.
Rc@regor; 3anlpifibet -9sarD6al".
aapt. @. 9. 9eapitt; Sfonner
~Elaa": 3mpifibet ~Sbreiber'.
aayt. u. i. Maeomber. ct SeIe.
aram iii 9epis anSerion & SorS /
Gan 6raneisco ira Ssreren al lamp
tibet "Biaidm 8apIies", anpt, 5.
$. gooiib. moerretteoe ON Stiuin-
Iinsen. Sc inSefrosne S~oalfanserc
oil life. msrier man. Hippe no tor !
Sui eaer sli,ouit nRitc Sonuncr.
geietuingerne. hporof mango iioen
lpil err Stauotnaper. MAJ tilbrinee
gimteren i Ssbapet. Sure De bar
9rooiant not.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
asiiIterenSe attornep General Yagin
itore gine. 3e fienber ingeu iaaoan
Sperensfomit JON Den paaberaabte.

ct ieuere Telegram fra @aibtns'
ton flyer, at commissioner og giernt
al Brpiepoenene, oeriblanot Ogden S,
grmonr, off paa binanoen meb Stor'
Ilpggen SreSng ben 3bie Ropem6er
8~isotruitens Sagfprere negteoe Sonl'
misiionen aofomit- til at blanoe Jig
6ens pripate anIiggenoer, og Der op'
too ct bittert Meirnbbugeeri me1en1
-SuriIterne. aisotruitens 5olf iaaoe,
at 8ontmtsiionen baboe ftiaalet oe
Splpsuineer, ben paaberaabte Jig.
Dog bible De life mooi9tte Jig, al
GomitoIene erffarebe JIG. Sanot
&ommisiionen Sra9ttarterne urine
lige, fit oct afsisres peo en- retlig
8ienbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
Sra uorse.
SsIfenfftrmninssm % 5~tafsiormeu.
Guslanos fsrite Iimiiter.
Anoet telesraRn 1st.

Sra arifimlia t~eIegraferes Sen
I26eit Rooernber:
Regieringen uSiteote ibng en- Bro.
tfamation, boori oen opforSrer sSol.
fct til oeo Sen foreitaaeuoe afItem.
ming at iteutrre for SEN mondrfiife
StatSform. 8roflmationen parpe.
Ger enouioere, at Nurees bebite Ben.
ner / europa erfIGrsr, at 2Guoets
lgooe 6or6oiS iii iremmeSe Iagter
fan iifres bcSit reo gibeboIS Al oen
morarfiife Stdtsfom,.,
De raoifale ca SociaIiierne no
iteate ogioa Ell proclamation, buori
DC a~nbefaler S~ilofsreIic al 8eptbIi.
fen, 2igeIeSes uoiteotes ct dnoet Gp.
rddb, unSertc9net al $50 iremtrG.
ecnSe IibernIe Nr1iO, boori Solicit
opforSres til mtocr Sc uupurenbe
0mitanoiabeSer at itsttc Resierin.
gen.
2et 3Sie @opcutber t~eIeeraieres
ira &rilttania:
Song OScar bar uuoerrettet Sen
norife Gegierng ON, at alle IeSIem.
mer al beu ioenife ao~naeiGrnilie al.
pet aifalo paa ben Gana. Sc hiStiE
bar bolSt ben norifc Scr og 6laaoe.
Ten isrIte brittle Riniiter iii
lgeoree, artbur =. Serberi, mfom
aanr bertiI % aildgoe itrdr o~iiicieIt
9efsg hos lloeurigsminiiter 2suIaub;
bereiter beisgte ban Staisnriuiiter
MifelieR.
aSuofat Sobannes Srgens er no.
uapat til Charge o'aifdires / 2ouoou
% direiier iSag fra ariitinnia.
gm bet fongeIige eliot irTffes Der
cmfdtterroe SorbereoeIier til ben npe
rorite aonges Rootagelie. Siottet
ops,oies haoe mo. o1 u~aoenoig. Te
aunitgieuitunoe og nuoet. ion til.
bsrte aong Oscar ~perionIig. er ale.
Fre6e i~ieruet ira Slottet.
Sra StodbpIm meooeles, at Sen
b~ibtiluGreroe norff.ioenIfe General.
fouiuI i Rem gorf, Rapn, os giee.
-
fouiuI ~iunniteSs. Snnien, begse ms
bar ta8et afffeo iom Sslge al Uni.
Icusoplssuingen.
5rn @nibingion meSoeles, at
Stdtsoepdrtementet / BirtelpbeOen
aQereoe bar 1uerfienSt Rorse iom ct
uafbRHaigt 8ise, itisnt dlle SorIHa.
~Iiteier hermeo enonu life er uofsrt.
Oct ifete PED Statsiefretrr Roots
NnertienoeIie al JSr. gauge iom nurf
Charge o'atiaires i 8abingtuL %
sSeiet er altiaa M aabeu ior 6tplo.
mattif Scrbanotiuser mpaem be 10
Sauoe. s 8uibinaton mener man.
al Sr. Sditae oil blt 9torses fsrite al.
frebitere6e Winiiter til @aibington.
Spnb De 5oreneSe Staters Reprr.
ientatiou { artittuntd anaanr. ariees
Set ior ianSimIist, at Miniiteren til
Stodboim oil femme til at ilutgere
iom Dc SSoreneSe Stuters ReprHien.
tant babe j Suerise os Aorge. mo.
iii aoagsesien gtuer Seu nsSpert6tse
8epilgrins FOR en- iprifiIt Riniiter !
a%riitiurin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07

ct Telegram ira @aibin9ton tiger,
CT aina pil bline bolOt onipnrlig for
IorSet paa De 8 oue1lnaonte @isito.
nGrer. Se ifpIbige mao i~traifes meo
Ssoen. og De SprisbeSsperioner, iont
unbloo at noe Nistou9rerHe geitpt.
telie, mlaa enten afi9ttes eler ocgru.
Seres. Bort llbenrigsbepartemeut oil
eiebltffeItg ienoe Snitrurer til 4mes
rifas gmbebsmeno / Sitaiien. 9e
ifnl forlanse SifferbeS for De ames
rifauere, iom eubml er ilioe | Clan.
dom, oa gritatning til De mprSeSes
SamiIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
myroet / Kina.
4merifanifc RisFpnercr brrbtc q
fineiiifr Janatifere.
8%esjerinsem anioarlta.

Sra Songfong foutmer ben Jorge
Iige Sioenbe, at ct 8looboo bon fln'
oct Steb paa Sen omerifanife Weis-
ii~ionsitation / 2iandotp, en- gp poo
10000 S~nSbpeeere / 8roninien
ananetiins / oct sitltge atta. RGr.
mere Splpsninger mangler; men Se'
legrnmmet me6Seler, at 9aitor s. 6.
Radfe meo Suitru % Cater, en- 10
aarig Bige, iomt 9aitor 6. Gbeitnnt
% $. q. 8earle er bleorte mproeoe.
8aitor @sodle og Suitru bar ntrfet !
2ian6otp iioen 1889, 8aitor Gbeitnut
iiben 1898 og &earle itoeu ausuit !
1906,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07

Gen fatbolife 8iifpp Wterel | Song
Tong bar mobtaget ct grep, JON itan,
f9iter Si6enoen ONT, at uuerifanife
Wisiion9rer er blepne mprbeoe / 2ian.
dom, og feIgenoe @~nfeltbeoer meboe.
les. Baitor Wahle forlmn9te, at eft
@~aoetbeoter, iom itob j &arbeoen Of
Wisiionens Soipital, ffitloe flutes,
forbi Der bar iaa 'megen 2arm Der.
9ette opbibIebe 4ineierne, og be gift
Ies pad Soipttalet. On SoifeibPrm
fplote 8a6er, og itogen frempiite Ct
Sfelet, Iom bruges peo un6eroisniit'
gen / Reoicin. ioet DC / Tin lIpioenbeo
paaitob, at SfeGettet bite, bbprleoes
lt6l9n6ineerne bebanoIer 8iras t1b.
fsbtc.. SpGrmen blen gal / Sopeoet
oa intte Slb paa Soipitalet, 8igeTfo.
len % @tsitot9rernes goliger. ga.
flor Nafle, bans SnItrii og 1Oaarige
9atter iamt DIR. og @rs. 8earle, Or.
Gbeimut % Itiis 9atteriou Hpetebe
I'll Ell Srile; men Snlfeboben forfulgte
Dem og orRhte Dem ale tttotdgen 3D.
flor WafTe og gtiis Botterion, JPN
nnbfom til 9amerr Mahle bleD
baarot iaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07
SiiitauSen / RnslanS.

Sislge De iioite SeIegrammer ira
RusIano CT nosenlunoe Ro os Or.
Den MI gienoprettet ! ct. Petersburg.
bDor Streifen ofiieieit blep bGoet /;
6rebags, builteu Sanoling itrnr ei.
icriuIgtes al BET feiierliae 9efret ON
amueiii Tor pclitiife 6orbrpoere os
SpbPoelie al gresiereniuren.
Men / 5inlano % Eolen er ae.
potutionen | nib Sang. % i gperne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-07

9en a~merifanfe 8anorbdab "Gal'
lao" % TO fineiiife 4~nnonbaabe meo
ainerifdnife Rtsiton9rer umborb
ffpntte Jig til lt~Ipffesltebet. De, JONI
fom bio, bar 8aitor Searp 9. 0o9es,
&aitor atlbretp 8eattle os Or. 8mtL
Cobb. Sra Canton melbes, Of Ser
life er taget tilitrGffeIise SorbolOs.
regIer for at uiroertrpffe Sprsret, %
at De fineiiife gn1beosm9no life pil
aiue nogetr 8eifeb. 9e laoer. iom De
ingenttng neb ON noget 9lobbaO. De
aineiere, iom bar gaaet oner til bett
fatboIffe Strife, bar nuntobet Merel
en- at Jorge for, of Bropiniens Sice-
fonge mtad beffptte oett franife Wfis-
iion. Sra @aibington ifripes, at De
nmerifanife GmbeosmanS / &ina bar
cptraabt meS &raft, % at ben fine
fife Regiering bier Jig fsielig; men
Get betgber 10 life meget. Oct fart
life operIubeS iii ben alene at rutSer.
isge Snaen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
ROBERT w. MOSS DEAD.
Passing of Man Whose Life Was
identified With Bountiful.

Bounuful Dec 5-The death Of Rob.
ert William Moss which occurred at
his home here Saturday evening. takes
from BoUutifui one OF her prominent cit
liens. "A man who. though he never AS
pircd to high public honCTs, was popu-
lar with all classes, having earned that
popularity by a life of usefulness in the
community. His undertaking honesty
was a marked characteristic in all OF
his business methods.
Mir Moss was born in BouUtitul fifty
one years go His life was one devoted
10 the building M OF his town. He was
a prime mover in the establishment o.
the Bountiful Lumber & Building assoc
citation. and u The time az his death
was the company's manager. Two years
ago he was elected 90 serve q soir years
term as city councilman, and he had done
good service for tue municipality In That
canac,t.'.
lie was stricken with pneumonia
week ago and, after being confined TO
his bed only a few days, passed away,
leaving "a wife, four sons and inTce
daughters, ami a whole community OF
neighbors and acquaintance, TO mourn
his loss.
Funeral services will be held a thursday
az 1850 in the Bount!ful tabernacle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
ROOF CRASHED DOWN
Many People Killed or Injured at
Charing Cross Station, London
Marrow Escape of Train.

London. Dec. 5.-Ninety feet Of the
roof Of the SoutheTnmOSt end Of the
Charing Cross railroad station col
lapSed without warning this afternoon,
carrying with II some forty workmen
who were uegaged in repairs on that
section Of the roof. The casually list
OF tbs extraordinary accident includes
two persons who are known to have
been killed, two persons missing and
probably buried beneath tons of debris,
eight seriously injured and twenty
slightly injured The falling walls Of
the station crushed the roof of the
Avenue theatre adjoining the station
injurng several men who We're at work
there.
Four trains stood In the station
ready TO start and hundreds Of persons
were gathered on the platforms await
ing the departure of suburban trains
and the arrival of the Continental eX
press. which was due in few minutes
when the walls supporting the great
iron spans fell outward. With this
support removed. the spans fell with
tremendous crash, crushing the fore
most cars which, happily, We're not oc-
cupied. but the falling roof carried with
il the WOTkmcn who had been swarm
ing among the girders
All the casualties were confined 10
the worlcnen in the station and on the
roof of the theatre. and TO a few station
hands. Not a single passenger was
hurt.
For some time the seen of confusion
was indescribabie. Charing Cross is
the most central as well as one of the
busiest Of London railroad stations.
and had a larger portion of the roof
given way the loss of life would have
been great. AS q result of the accident
the station will be closed for some
days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
C. M. BACON ON CONDUIT
Engineer Explains to University Stu
dents-Feature in Enlarged
WaterWorks.

George NJ, Bacon, engineer in charge Of
the Big Cottonwood conduit addressed
the engineers socisty OF the L. OF L.
in. the physical building last night on the
project. Mr.. Bacon.s remarks we're large
" Of q technicai nature A vote OF
thanks was rendered the speaker at the
conclusion Of his talk
Mr.. Bacon confined his earlier remarks
to certain features Of the conduit proper
and then elaborated on general phases OF
the administration great water project.
lie pointed out the change which had
been made i'll the original plans. which
provided for q ciTCulaF-shaped conduit
whereas the one under construction is
practically a rect3ngle in cross section
lie explained that II was more expensive
10 build a conduit Of circular shape.
tie called attention 10 the dividing sta
ton. the purpose of which is 10 automat-
ically secure an equitable division OF
water between ItfF city and the farmers
In reply to questions, Mr.. Bacon proved
by figures that the Big Cottonwood water
was cheaper than that which could be OBJ
tained from the flowing wells near Lib
crty park by any pumping method. He
referred 10 the fact that the engineering
able to discover none Lnau a 10000 sal
Ion flow from the wells. Certain hNdraul-
ic experiments could be made with the
completed conduit. he said. which would
be Of great value to the profession.
IN concluding, Mr.. Bacon said that
while the engineers had found some hard
points with which to WreStle in the Big
Cottonwood scheme. il was the legal de-
partment which had been confronted
with the greatest difficulties. These. he
explained. involved the swapping Of
water rights, etc.
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