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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

That delightful society comedy. 'lm-
prudence" by Henry " Esmond. author
OF when We Were Twenty-One," was
given n capital presentation last evening
by the Albec Stock company at Keiths
This play. I'm which william Faversham
ard a notable company appeared few
years ago, is one OF the most enjoyable
given by the Albee company this season.
II Is sklfuliy written. with an interesting
plot and dialogue which abounds I'm keen
ropartee and smart cpigrams. Its char
acters are OF the London smart set Jim
Greavos. who has married a woman sew
era years his senior. with newly-ac-
quired riches, but "a jolly good sort. has
sown his wild oats and settled down to
married felicity Prior TO his marriage.
Jim has had aH affair with Lady Duncan,
In which a fiat figures prominently. After
the affair has ended, the fat had been
rented to Wilhelmina MARI. known as
Billy" Jim's cousin.
Some months after Jim's marriage Mrs.
Graves learns OF the affair. but does not
know who occupied tlre het i'm question
with Jim. Lady Duncan manages TO have
the suspicion fall upon billy" and the
matter becomes hopeless tanglc. prin-
cirally because billy" Is an OBSTINATE
little thing. too proud and too Innocent TO
explain. Jack Frerc. who is I'm love with
PITY finally sifts things TO the bottom
ana makes Lady Duncan write a con-
feSstUn. Thcre arc no startling clmaxes,
but the whole play Is developed I'm a log-
cul. interesting manner that holds the at
tention from start 10 finish Mr. Cnldara
appeared I'm the role OF Jack Frore. the
role in which William Faversham starred
a. ~ hf rn1a Ia1
written for Mr. Caldara ne could not have
been more admirably fitted. and without
intention Of detractins from the success
Mr.. Favcrsham scored IN this role It
may be said that Mr Caldaras perform
anee could be compared with the stars TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
WOULD Walk
OUT TO
Meet Death

New York. June e7-John Oliver Beu.
son, 2S wears old disappeared from his
home in Jersey city May 10 lie had beer
At ore time Pullman conductor. and
WAS later employed 10y tho United states
Express company.
For some time prior to his disappear.
once ho had been without employment
ON MAY 10 ho kissed his wife and six.
year-old boy Eood-bv. telling his wife he
was going to seek work His wife has not
seen nor heard from him since
chief Of Police Murphy Of Jersey city
received the following letter from Mrs
Benson:
Dear Chlef-Please do not think me un.
grateful. for YOU have done everything
possible | am afraid I cannot stand Il
any longer. My mind seems giving way
| am going away whore I never will be
seen or heard from. II you should ever
hear anything from my husband tell him
how my heart was broken over his dis.
appearance. Thanking you for your kind.
moss, | remain,
MRS. MARY BENSON.
r 81 nm E0TUE 10 taK0 nv boy with
me and keep on walking until we meet
death. God bless you,
chief Murphy sent detective to Mrs
Benson's apartments at $50 York street to
toli her she and her boy should bo cared
f0r With much difficulty the detective
induced hcr to stay at home
Mrs Borson's mother and lttlc dauxh.
TER died only short time before her hus.
band won't aVas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
vest E:RDAY'S
STORM WAS
SEVERE:

Boston. June 27.-A severe summer
storm, accompanied by unusual phe-
nomena and followed by "A drop in the
mercury OF nearly % degrees. passed over
eastern New England this afternoon in a
southeasterly direction, causing much
damage, but occasioning. so far as known
up to 0 o'cloc.. last night. no loss of life.
Trees were uprootcd and several houses
los, their roofs by the wind hail broke
thousands OF pancs of glass. the rain
caused many washouts and flooded cellars
and lowlands, while lightning struck in
many places and was the cause OF n num-
bar OF destructive fires.
The day was a characteristic of New
England II began with a morning
thunder shower. followed by a cool north
vester. then by sultry weather for a few
hours. after which came the main event
OF tho day the storm. and finally the
cold northcaster.
The storm seemed TO originate some
where In New Hampshire shortly after
noon, and at Chichester i'm that state a
dwelling house was struck by lightning
and destroyed about / O'Clock
MANY TREES TPROOTED.
Al l:20 o'clock tho storm struck Man
chester levellng many trees on Wilson <
Hill and doing other damage The Annis
Flour and Grain compauy's store on Elm
street was struck 10y lightning and set on
FIRE, and the nremeu were an hour In sub
DUNG the flames. the loss being SS000 4
barn I'm the city wa also DESTROYED.
The storm reached Lowell about .
o'clock Here many wires were prostrated.
trees uprootcd, the roof of the Cady Box
company's shop carried or aud the First
PRESBYTERIAN church damaged by the fan
OF trees
The streets were filled from curb TO
curt by the food of rain water. and many
houses had their cellars flooded by the
overflow. The storm I'm Lowell while
very severe. was quite short lasting only
10 minutes
Farther down the Mcrrimac river the
storm was fully oe destructive. tho house
TT-u tu-rr n r7Trivv jameson. ut West
Audover. being struck by lightning and
burned 60 tho ground
The storm ocCasioncd some rain In
Havcrhill but The main portion of II won't
by toward tho southeast
The hail was first noticed n the yicinitv
~ Wakefield whore nearly All window -
f1c.nr The Vest suffered severely.
~ salem Mae tho hsu'tonos we're
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
LAKE WINREFESAUKEE
Queen Of New Hampshire Lakes NuNer-
Ous Islands for CottageIS and Campers

lake Wrncpcsoukee, ono of tn, most
beautiful lakes in the country. is situa tod
AT an elevation ~ 47c feet above sea level
It's ideal location between tho Pom igewas-
set ana the Mcrrimack valleys at the
foot hills of tho White Mountains has
made it very desirable summering sec
ticn. welrs. Alton BAY. Wofchoro. Cen
ire fIarbor and other choice spots are
delightful summer havens large and
ralatial steamer tho Mount Washington.
sails over the Lake. covering q course ~
SO miles snd stopping az tho principal
ports The surface ~ tho lake is dotted
with innumerable islands. which serve as
charming summer grounds for cottagers
and campers. The scenic surroundings
Of Lake Winnep.saukee are beautiful
beyond description. In the distance the
lirh peak OF Mount Washington can he
observed while nearc,. the SUBMITS Of
Bellnap and Passaconaway are visible
No better region In New Hampshire can
be- selected for summer vacation. Send
six cents I'm stamps 30 the General Pas
senger Department. Boston a Maine Rau-
road. Boston for the beautiful coorcd
map " Lake Winucpcsaukce. showing the
numerous islands. glcns aud coves. y
two-c,at stamp will bring YOU a delight
fu Illustrated and interesting descriptive
booklet entitled lakes and streams ~
New England which gives detailed
description Of New Hampshire chosen
l1te.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared By
GEORGE ORMSBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. lG9 fremont street, Bot nn.
IL is simple. safe and easily applied. con.
tains no lead poisOns; use u once ana
you will never use arr other. BLAND
rSG a BLANDISG. a Neybosset strest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
DIRECTIONS.


Boston harbor, but arrived safely at 1880
o'clock this evening.
II, this city the temperature dropped
from 81 at o'clock yesterday afternoon
10 Sc at O'Clock last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

pursued a liberal education beyerd his
high school course.
MORAL COWARDICE."
Two members OF the committee. who
are opposed to me. have informed me that
their attitude in the matter Is deter
mined by the recommendations of the
superintendent. When and how were
these recommends tions" made and OF
what value are they II made IN the dark
only?
That Mr. Keith was guilty of moral
cowardice last year is shown by the fol-
lowing facts \ teacher sent a formal
blank for renewal Of her teachers certi-
lcate TO him for his signature. lie re-
piled over his own signature that hs
could not conscentiously sign II. few
days later he signed Il. Did he sign II
"conscientously' or did he yield 90 po-
litical demands because OF lack OF moral
tTantvt1DUT7 fpyDpyr rTTft W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Tess % vou think Narics photographs
go nor iusiice9
Hcst-Nee Justice tempered with
mercy. -pctroit Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
EDGAR NJ JOHNSON.

Principal East Providence High School
Mr.. Dean, the new principal of the nigh
school was born at bakersfield VI, I'm
1868 and graduated from the BRIGHAM
academy IN 1885. In 1890 he received
the degree OF bachelor OF arts from the
University OF Vermont. Since his grad
uation he has been for two years az
Thorndkc Mass as principal OF the
Thornd!ke grammar school, four years as
sub-naster Of the high school at Web
ster. Mass. teacher OF physics in the
Fitchburg High school FitchbUrg. Mass.
head OF the science department in the
Montclalr. y J.. High school for one
year and superintendent ~ schools az
Palmer. Mass for two years. lie is
married
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
GREATER LOS ANGELES
COMING TO THE FRONT

The tracks of the new Moneta avenue
car line as well as for the Fifty-third
street extension and the poles and
wires for carrying power for same are
completed and cars will be running in
a few days. Work will soon be COM
menced. on the Fifty-fourth street cross
town extension and the railroad activity
in this part of the city is attracting
many investors and homeseekers.
The Mccarthy company has recently
opened up three new subdivisions, lots
in which are selling rapidly, sales dur
ing the past week aggregating seventy
eight lots. Many improvements Of a
permanent nature, such as oiled streets,
curbs, sidewalks, homes and buildings
are being made and these new streets
present a busy appearance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

company, whose officers are: Simon
Levi president; Jay B. Jacobs, first
vice president; Eugene Willard, second
vice president; Bernard Levi, secre-
tary; q. M. Cole, treasurer. The office
will have the only exclusive long-dis-
tance telephone wire in the produce
district and the entire establishment
will possess exceptional facilities for
handling the increasing business of the
company.
The California Door and Sash COM
pany will also possess fine facilities
for their business.
This improvement indicates the high
class of permanent structures now be-
ing erected in the vicinity of the Cen
trail market, and illustrates the expan-
sion of the wholesale district, which
for many years has been confined
largely to Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
NORTHERN PEOPLE BUY
AT LA GRANDE BEACH

La Grande Beach is attracting the
attention of residents of San Fran
cisco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra-
mento. who have purchased lots at the
new coast resort The Golden State
Realty company has received number
of personal letters from those who
bought lots at La Grande Beach. The
writer's had visited the beach and all
were so favorably impressed that they
voluntarily praise the resort in glow
ing terms and advise their friends to
make selections. The company will
have the new pavilion completed
within ten days and the work of grad
ing and .,oiling the streets is being
pushed forward rapidly
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
THE HAMBURGER TRACT
Invitation to Visit the New Addition
South of Hollywood

The Hamburger Realty and Trust
company will hold reception today
at the company's residence tract in the
Hollywood district.
south Of the Colgrove car Zine on Flora
avenue. and water has been piped to
every lot.
Within few months the company
will begin the erection of the big de-
'partment store on the southwest cor
ner Of Broadway and Eighth streets, to
be occupied by Hamburger & Sons. 1t
will be a seven-story block, with TO-
1855 square feet on each floor, or a total
of 495, ,495 square feet of floor space.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

on Central park, on the west side OF
Olive street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets, 120 feet north of Sixth street.
The consideration was $4,000, said to
be very reasonable valuation. The
purchasers were w. M. Dixon and
seven associates, who acquired the lot
as an investment. The deal was closed
through Robert Marsh G. Co. and I. M.
Hollingsworth & Co. Frontage for i'm
provement in the vicinity of Central
park and around on Sixth street is be-
coming scarce. The erection Of the
Auditorium block and the building to
occupy the Silent lot on the southwest
corner of Sixth and Hill streets will not
fail to further enhance the value Of
business lots in that quarter Of the
city
On Hill Street
w. r. Arnold has paid to Ellen af.I
Randall Hewitt $25,OOO for a lot 5ox15O
feet on the west side of Hill street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets,
improved with a frame dwelling.
e Cash In Investments
The Althouse Bros. report recent
sales of property as follows:
o. Leuschner to George H. Rector,
an unirnproved lot on the north side of
Washington street, twenty-one feet
west of Cherry, lot 52x175 feet, unim-
proved; an investment; consideration
$3.50.
Anderson & Brown to A. Osenberg
an unimproved lot on the west side of
La Sale avenue, fifty feet south of
Thirtieth street. lot 5Ox150 feet. Mr.
osenberg will improve with a fine
dwelling to cost $4,000. Consideration,
S1O5O.
West Ninth Street Heights company
to e. r. Broden, an unimproved lot on
the west side of Normandie avenue,
fifty feet north of San Marino street,
lot 5Ox12S feet, an investment. Consid-
Grafton, $1,000.
G. L. Crenshaw to q. H. Berding, an
unimproved lot on the northeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and Sixteenth
street, lot 50x15O feet; an investment.
Consideration, $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE
ON ALAMlTOS BAY PAVILION

Robert Marsh stated yesterday that
the contract had just been let for the
immediate erection of handsome two
story pavilion to cost $4,000 at Alami-
tos Bay. The building will stand on
Pier avenue at the ocean front adjoin-
ing the pleasure pier. Other equally
important Improvements are planned
for the bay resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

avenue by 1O5 feet on Washington
street, improved with a two-story frame
dwelling. Consideration, $65O0
F. c. Stanford has purchased from
Elijah Workman the eight-room, two
story frame residence at~122 Boyle ave-
nue., with lot 1OOx120 feet. The price
reported to have been paid was $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
FLATS ON MAIN STREET
SOLD AT HANDSOME FIGURE

! A. L. Cheney and w. j. Doran have
sold to William M. Riley, through
Mines & Parish, a lot 60x140 on the
west side of Main street, sixty feet
north of Fifteenth street, improved with
an apartment house of four five-room
fats. Consideration, $25.0O0. Not long
ago the same property was sold for
$22, 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

nard estate, has just completed the
erection of large two-story brick and
concrete basement structure on the
west side of Central avenue, between
Second and Third streets, frontage 12O
feet, depth 1876 feet the entire floor
space aggregating $4,000 square feet.
Before ground was broken the build
ing had been leased for long term to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20

the Simon Levi company, wholesale
produce and fancy grocery dealers, and
the California Door and Sash company.
The north half of the building, 2S1-235,
will be occupied by the Simon Levi
company, giving the firm $4,000 square
feet of space and the largest exclusive
wholesale produce house in the city.
Fine offices will be fitted up for the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
REALTY PRIZES
SHOWN IN SALES
CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY
MILLION DOLLAR CO. FORMED
To Handle Big Deals In City Holdings.
Transfers for Past Week
Indicate Healthy
Market
MILLION DOLLAR co. FORMED

Continued activity in Los Angeles
business property is shown by the
numerous transfers during the past
week. Many of the leading realty
firms are identified with the larger
transactions, as noted below.
Members Of the several agencies state
that the outlook for brisk movement In
business and residence property was
never brighter, and those firms that
handle tract property assert that they
anticipate a busy season.
New Realty Firm
The Consolidated Realty company Is
q new organization founded with a cap
ital Of 81 900, 900. The company Will
handle big propositions in Los An
geles realty. The directors of th COM
pany are D. X. Trask, D. A. Ham
burger, ]. w. A. Off, ]. ]. Byrne, F.
K Rule, ]. T. Jones, w. P. James, L.
J. Christopher, ]. H. Carson, e. P.
Clark and Simon Maier.
First Street Sale
Inc n. iob oh ehO AiON 49,
side of First street, between Spring
Lid Broadway, frontage 20 feet,
depth 80 feet, improved with a small
building occupied as a bird store, has
been sold through North & Grasett to
DR.. r, Thomas for $4,000. The new
owner will improve the lot with a mod
ern four-story building. A good tenant
has been secured who has taken lease
for long term.
Bought for Investment
n. F.. volIner has sold to Mrs. Kath-
crime B. Bayer, through the G. j. Hey
Ter company, the southeast corner OF
Washington and Estrella streets, 81
feet on Washington by 1855 feet on Es-
trella street; improved with a nine
room dwelling; bought for an invest
ment; consideration $12,5OO.
Biq Sale on Los Angeles Street
On Los Angeles street F. G. Holden
has sold to William Declez lot, 4Ox
145 feet, on the east side of Los An
geles street, 1874 north of First street;
improved with three-story brick
block with gray sandstone front; con-
slderation about $4,000.
Fletcher Street Sale
Recently the Western Realty syn
dicate sold to C. w. Spencer a lot, 5Ox
155 feet, on the east side of Fletcher
street, 100 feet south of Eleventh
street; consideration $4,000. Improve
ments nominal.
Corner Lot Sold
Abraham I. Cohen and Joseph l..
Jonas have purchased from Mrs. M. l..
Ferguson, through Black Bros. and w.
B. Merwin, for $4,000, the northwest
corner of Seventh and Flower streets,
62 IL feet on Seventh street by lis
feet on Flower. The Improvements of
nominal value are reserved by the
grantor, to be removed at later date.
The purchasers will hold the property
as an investment. The price paid
amounts to little over $500 per foot.
Near Corner Sixth and Olive
One of the important close-in sales
of the week was the transfer of the
r. A. Griffin lot, 6Ox165 feet, fronting
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
RECENT TRANSFERS OF
PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT

George Drake Ruddy has sold to a
local investor. through E. G. Robinson
and the C. ]. Heyler company, the
northwest corner of Washington and
Union avenue forty-four feet on Union
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
NEW BLOCK ON CENTRAL AVE.
Bernard Estate Building to Be occu-
pied by Two Well Known Firms.
Ample Floor Space Is
Provided

G. A. Bernard, representing the Ber-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
One Similar to That at he Uscle
Sam to be Erected In
mediatcIy
TESTS HIGHLY SATISFACTORY
Cold King Group to be Incorporated
Good showing In the
Scranton.
Special corfc-pondence.


't''''i Otto No"deh'e'
suraka T-tah Seat % II 10 an al
.....4 ,.... ..t.., ..I u
W." "s'' ''"
.n'll"i''y ON q "e" mil' Tor The YAM
kcy Con- mine. The mill win have a
rapaclt, of an IONS nor shift or ,,gbt
..'.. ...,
"0"'' """ WIZ '' S''''''' 10 'He "''e
sam mlIA 4 test of the low grade ore
at the mine mas been made by am cN-
rcrt ANA te, ros,l, r,o,.o5 ,.o,.,. s,,is.
,,.
i"''''E' WIN "" unlimited supply the
mill should be money maker
Irwin SpHgge and Albert I,Ars,n. who
have "A lease An tba Eureka am mine
have encountered solnn fine ore and
huye mado "a sbipmeIlt This month and
are milking am ef1ort to raupat The
operation next week.
Charlie Parker ana s. A. Keuner who
have "a bond and lease ON the I'udine
proporty al silver civ. are doing con
siderable drlftiug and eXpopt ia do well
ulth the old mino
preuargtinns 1rs Ia propross In in
corporate the Gold King group of four
claims owned Inv CANT Georqa II
bridges and located In East Tintig.
Considerable work ia contemplated ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
KOMMANDER ISLANDS.
japanese Occupy Them and Hoist
Their Flag.

St Petersburg, Sent. 24.--News has
been received her that the American
steamer Moutara, having ON board IA
ron Bruggen, manager OF the Kanchat-
ka Trading society. was seized bv the
Japanese near Mikolskoe Beriup island
and that the Japanese occ,lDied tbe
Kommander islands and bolstad tb,.
japanese flag. Neither the dale of the
seizure OF the vessel nor tho oecuna-
ton OF the islands is given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
STOCKS WERE
SOLD FREELY.
Undermined Everything and Sent
Entire Market Below Sat.
urday's Closing.
BANKS CALLED IN LOANS.
Caused Heavy Selling 49, Rally Not Well
Held MARKET Became 10.
hnsely Dull,


New YORK sept 9-Ihere were a few
scattered gains mingled with the prevail.
inc los.ss at tho ,pouip, NJ tho sto,a,
va ,''v
lu"ihl| lhat OF = IN sugar oelng the
most prominent Louisville x Nashville.
Rpadiug. canadian pacIac ana tvIscon.
"a. 90, - -, g.t..,
81" Ne"''N' WIZ t'I'''u uo"" % 0pi'i'ed
selling undermined the stock that showed
evidence of arulupss and tho entire mar
l,t.t Am .f H., .,i,,,. e,,,,,s,,.,. ,i,gtn..
It," '' ~ ''''" '"'u'u'! ''VSlHs'
Conspicuous Weakness I'M Canadian Pa
cHC Union Pacific H. ~ A. and Atlantic
C,.at ,..ip,.,..i d., o,r,,r,l ,t,,h,o,i,,,..,
''''' ''' ,'' o. 9'"'' "' "b".'''i'e W.
nNI"'nb" Nua"uc coast Line lell "a and
l.. q NO, Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific,
rbic,ro 81 aauI .N,tbrcs,oits a. o,,b,,
Annur'u5ous 81 ..iI' ana s1u,t Ste W,,Tic
K. A. q, .i.r WISCONSIN Fntr,,t sto,lIs'nn,i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept 25- Sugar raw, nrm
Fair refining o. centrifugal 90 test 3ts
molpsses sugar "a.
enthusiastically Crushed. i.N powder.
ID, $50. granulated, $40
Cof'co-Stcady. No Rio So,
Puuer-Wcak Street price, extra cream.
cry. 9M.H20'4; official prices creamery.
common TO extra, lI02), state dairy. COM
mon 10 extra, l5i.4lNl. western lmita-
ton creamery, extras, lptdlo hrsts l1i9Q
rs; renovated. common TO extra, ljalgis
western factory. common 10 extra. 1501I
Cheeac-gulet State full cream small
c0lored and white fancy l2 do. fair to
choice. llG0ilI, DO large colorcd and
white fancy llAGl2, DO fair TO choice
llGllh.
Lggs-Stcady state Pennsylvania and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
THE MINES or BINGHAM.
silver shield Turning out so Tons of
Mn Ore Per Day,

in IT, story Of the week the Blng-
ham Bulletin says the Utah Copper
company now has four diamond drills
working. Two are I'm the tunnels and
two ON the surface, Some OF the holes
being drilled are down between 100 and
200 feet Thirty-three feet in o. shit
is the drilling record established go far.
The New England Mining company
shipped one car of concentrates one or
screenings and one OF crude ore this
week This ore all came from the drift
being driven I'm the old Mast vein. The
company intends doing no stopping until
winter, when the mill VIII be shut
down
supt. Z. NJ. McCree of the Utah ApeX
mine has laid off the night SHIFT be-
cause Of the mpossibility of getting the
ore hauled as rapidly asst Is being pro-
duCcd. Mr. McCree rs experiencing the
same difficulty as most of the operators
"a lack of teams and wagons
The Phoenix has one machine at work
I'm the new tunnel aud is driving about
i've feet per day. A machine will be
placed In the upper tunnel within a.
short time The compressor house has
just been given "a coat Of paint inside
and outside and ls one Of the finest
buildings of its kind ll the camp.
Both cables have been strung ON the
Blupham-New Ravens aerial tram and
are ready 10 be tishtened The lower
terminal house is nearly completed, and
the upper one Is sufficiently advanced TO
permit me placing ot the machinery
The machinery IS now practically all OF
the ground, the last ear having arrived
Sunday and the work of setting II up
hgv begun.