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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

In the city of Rio they have q great
many Cinnamon acting as firemen. The
initiative quality of the Chinese is all
ways remarkable, and their ability to
do well just what they are told to do,
but never anything more. A good story
is told by man who recently saw a
big fire in RIO and the Chinese method
of dealing with it. The chief-not a
Chinese-rushed up to the men, pointed
out a blazing wall and ordered them 70
play the hose on it. Then he went OIL
to attend to other matters Suddenly
the wind changed the flames spran8 10
the opposite building But the CHINA
men kept right on obeying orders and
playing the hose on a blackened Tass,
while the blaze behind them disturbed
them not at all Fifteen minutes later
the chief rushed back, took in the SIT
uation, and, with a patience born OF
experience, ordered the Chinaman to
turn their hose on the fire behind them
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

Grafton ard wisdom in its exercise de-
pend the safety of life, liberty and
property, and the stability of our ma
tional institutions, The effort Of the
patriot should be to see that its use is
tempered by an awakened national
conscience and that in every national
action the virtues of tolerance, moder-
alton and justice are exhibited"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

Lawyer-on what grounds, madam,
do you intend to base your action for
divorce?
CIent-on the ground that my hus-
band has what they call the artistic
temperament That's sufficient, isn't
it?
Lawyer-Yes, that is ample; but to
comply with the legal forms we specify
1t as ineompatibility, neglect and ex-
IRENE and repeated cruelty.-Chicago
Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

burg-American Steamship line has been
quick to carry out its plan to establish
sailings to the ports in the Persian
Gulf. The first steamer, the Kanadia,
Of 500 tons burden, has visited Basra,
NIohammerah, Bushire, Bandar Abbas
Ling and the island of Bahrein. 1t
took on board 5000 packages and sail
ed from Basra with full cargo. 1t
brought a large quantity Of German,
Austrian and Egyptian sugar, matches
and various manufactures. -Four
steamers have been put on the line,
and the freights are a third less than
those of the English ships, This new,
richly-end5wed German company hopes
to get all the cargo in the Persian Gulf
from the English and Russian steam
ship companies"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants, Rents and other
small advertisements, One Cent Word,
each insertion. Five Cents Word for
a full week.
Display advertisements, per inch, one
insertion, s12O; each subsequent inser-
kion, 40 cents; one week, $3.50; one
month, $40; one year. $40.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

German firms are building very large
gas engines, one having just been built
of 1000 horsepower for mining COM
pany. and a number Of $500 horsepower
tandem gas engines, and 1920 horse
power gas dynamos are reported.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

Commercial drummers whose terri
tory is British South Africa have to
pay license fees of $500 per annum. #
they stray over into Portuguese Africa
there's an extra 1926 to pay,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

The wealth Of New York state is now
approximately OOOOO,OOO, a gain of
more than $2,OOO,O0O,OOO in four years.
in the course of time New York is like
ty to become a large and influential
state outside of the United States SEN
"a
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

spain's olive crop will be small but
dnc, they say.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

From Calcutta Consul General Mi
chael reports that the successful dry
ing of tea leaves by exposure to the
Sunshine on the Pinehurst plantation
In South Carolina has attracted the at
tention of tea growers in India and
Ceylon. This method of drying is said
to preserve the natural flavor Of the
tea unimpaired.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

The Preston (Eng) free library COM
mittee has decided to distribute hun
dreds of pictures among the elementary
schools of the town, with the object Of
teaching them history The pictures
deal with the poetry, legends and his
tory of the country, and the great
events Of the world.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

The latest. scientific estimate Is that
this country's coal deposits will last
for 5000 years to come. That will give
us for some time to come enough for
our own burning and enable us to help
out other less fortuante nations-if they
are ready to pay the price,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

plant going to farm at--raislng pea
nuts?'- Chicago News.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-01

Teheran sends this interesting bit Of
neKB to st. Petersburg; 1.-THE Ham
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
General Passenger Agent.

$3S.35 to Union Printing Co., claim
No. a.
$3.50 to Jas. Mcdonald. claim No. 474-
$40 to Jas. Mannix, claim No. 51Z
$TT.41 to r. D. Wood & Co.. claim
s $1o775 to R. D. Wood & Co., claim
S2o5S4 to R. D. Wood & Co., claim
$36.aS to R. w. Hunt & Co.. claim
$25 60 to R. W. Hunt & Co, claim
$s52 81 to ]. Il. & R. shannon Co.,
sis to Mackey. Young & Co, claim
Charge water account.
(O1 Passed January 2. 19O6.-Order-
ing 81, paid to Michael Gavin and
others. lahorers on paved streets for De-
cember. 1905.
P) Passed January 2. 1906. Order
ing paid the following claims.
SJ495 to Ehrgott q Eckhof, claim
$70 S. to A. P. Smith Mfg. Co, claim
No. T69
Charge water account.
fQA Passed January q 1906.-That
700 he paid to Chas Ormsby. on ac-
count of contract No. 1915. for the crea-
tion of the unused portion of Reservoir
No 8 into a playground
Charge special street account this
item.
{Rl Passed January 2. 19O6-Order-
'ng paid the following claims
1892 to Collins. Lavery & Co., on
contract No. 1889
Charge special street account, October.
1905. $24.S1; November, 1905, supplies.
S24S1
$21OS to Collins. Lavery s Co.. on
contract No. 14Sa
S21.3 to Evening Journal Association,
claim No. zoos.
s21.9o to Jersey City News. claim No.
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
BOARD Oh FINANCE COMMITS
SIOEERS.
(Omcial Proceedings.

Meeting of the Board of Finance. held
ct the City Hall on Monday. January /,
1905. for the purpose Of organization.
The meeting was called to order By
Forrest 4. Heath, Clerk of the last
Hoard. who called the roll and recorded
the following members present
Messfs. Jacob Ringle, Oliver 81. Perry,
William H. Quinn, james W. Mccarthy
and .sespme O'keefe-all the members of
thu Board
Oh motion Of Mr.. Quinn. the Board
tosK up the election of temporary
chairman.
AIr. O'Keeffe 3oniaatNd Nj. Perry,
and no other nomiHs lions being made
Mr.. Perry was duly elected temporary
chairman.
The Clerk read the following commu-
Z ui,atinn from Che Mayor
IS S Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 1, 1906
To the Honorable the Board Of Finance
of Jersey City.
Gentlemen In accordance with the
this day made the following appoint-
meats, said appointments to szize effec.
fro;E -oday January /, 1906:
Member Of Board Of Fiaauae o. III.
P>sTT; term Of two years.
2iem asr Of Board Of srnance. Jerome
Gskeeffe: term of two years
Mssu5er Of Board Of SiDking flnd
Esgnsaissisnsrs. John N. Heck; term Of
fhgac pears
G9asosr IT Beard of Tax Comruxsien-
ers, eSsas 3. Bacon; term Of .hree
ysaa<.
ldseabsg Is Boas5 os Fire ssoa,r;S-
sioHess E~erx 4. Sfessrs :srm Of ,;i.-ee
Msaser q Beara i s-olsre t,sssnls-
sisA*ss. Issn r Acsssstts;; serrn ef sAr~c
years.
Member sf Beard xf Frse Pabl;c Ii
.rsvs TFustsas. 3. L. Sts@e; term Of
are yeazn.
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

{ Awarding to Henry Byrne the contract
fer the reconstruction OF sewer IN
Mercer street, from Merseles street to
Colgate street, and in Colgate street 10
connect with sewer in Wayne street IN
accordance with specifications on HE IN
to office Of the Clerk Of this Board. at
9S71a per cent. OF the staaaArd.
(F3 Passed Decent NJ IL. 1900
Ordering paid the follow NJ claims
S9098 to Jas. P. Hall, Rlc., claim NO.
696.
S21s;47 to Pagan Iron Works. on con-
s227. so to Orleans Quarry Co., claim
sll to J. c. Supply. Co, claim No.
81 to Henry Ryrne. claim No. TAI.
Charge special street account, October
IG) Passed December IS. 1905
Ordering $24 paid to John Allen, for
services as Inspector, sewer in Merse.es
street. s days, November 1908, at So,
Charge special street account, this
H.) Passed December IS, 1905
Ordering paid the Following claims
1920 to Evening Journal Associa-
tion, claim No 991.
$500 to Jersey City Jews, claim No
Charge special street account. this
item.
ID Passed December 1s, 1906
Resolved. That the United Electric Co.
of NJ IS or its successors, be and is
hereby authorized to place one additional
electric arc light on Bright street, be-
tween Center street and Brunswick
street, payment for same to be ct the
rate Of $3.50 per annum from date +
placing of same, the lamp inspector irlv-
g ~. "A hot fhx 1fT1n1f
of expenditure for street lighting, cur
rent fiscal year. WIZ not be exceeded
thereby, and that the Clerk Of this Board
be and is hereby directed to certify
copy of this resolution to the said COM
pany. 49,
Ordering paid the following claims:
$4 to 4. p Healy, claim No. 702.
/ 81 to T. p. Healy. claim No. T03..
$91.9S to Jas. 2. Hall, Inc, claim No.
s2.6o to Daniel Mcdonald claim No.
All.
Charge special street account, October
dI.) Passed December &c, 1905-That
$500 be paid TO Patrick Connolly. on ac-
count Of contract N9 1916, for conStruc-
tion of i relief sewer in Merseles street,
from Mercer street to Wayne street.
Charge special street account this
iteaa' n paSsosl ,ecen,ber 96 teo5. That
d pasad as;d Defsber - Barber A. snbaf PaTins
Co. on aeeSnaf o. efarsep Beraea so nar Dzi Tor
\ Charge speelal street account TINS
/ {Af9 Passed December 26, 1906. Re
solved That conformably to communica-
tion received from tQe Ch5ef eng tneef
sented TO the Board on this date that
said officer be and Is hereby authorized
and permitted to enter INTO agreement
with the contractor for sewer IN Gator
avenue and boulevard. etc, for the nom
tion Of Hudson Boulevard! and Gator av-
enue. providing the addition9l .f cost there
of shall not be excessive. and the approx
innate amount of total cost thereof shall
be reported to the Committee on Streets
and sewers as soon as obfainable.
(N) Passed December 26. 1905. Or
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

Trans - -NA-AGA4.-a 4.A----- -,~-4sA
station. Nsw :Ssvs Fsankiin stree. ,NcEsa River,
4silnins1 n'ssiOn q ~ wssSawssn. G n, j.. esa =
Esaa x 4 Ss dsDos e. & Jersey Il ! eit5: I'd 4sA'AA
Cornwall uNSasy: Nayy: for HassrsSraw. 81 Point
'4V a. ~ daily. Albany and Intermediates sia-
a i.rd d-79 Pa 4 NJ daily except sunday, for High
Ii 1aiu atiS West Point. kingston NeW Pxltz
lake aaa AohOnk. catskiu NSsntainS AlsaaS ls
isg E n. chieage Express, daily.
S,1S r Sl,, Continental Limited, daily. fos
Niagsra Falls cieTeIsnd, sSos DesToit SSsssio Ssc
Afternoon Dining aessS car asaned sna s = kIst kGss
B. as P. NJ. daily. excsp, s,na.. a. -.
gers, Highland Fails. West Ponsy n L0r ca ca
Newburgh ans intermediate stations % AZ AZ
500 NJ. csiease and St. Louis Limited.
betre.l. Cleveland Chicago and St. LSsIn.o' LOUIE
~g Ii,ica svSao,,se M, aaiIy; except Sunday. soz
Falls, Hamilton. Toronto. Detroit and So
as P. NJ. daily. for Albany, East utica.
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails.
Toronto. Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago sad s..
A.. 5. leaves Brooklyn Annex
Jease5 =; +5p;ss e3is = A.; 4 P sttiiaS t1Ss P Il
a. +ll,sO a NJ; B. -tasS P. u.
h4ksflFa| s1s lSea!s so9 Sc So aaa :iiss # s
kibasi65 1sas T. io5si.i.so n: I. 4 {. 'Si0
.Daily s,a: IIEsIuudays Only; Rzesps sunday.
syracuse, Rochester. Bnfraio. NisgaTa ESils. slss
Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and st. Lout %
Wsstcott's Express checks baggage through
TO destination. For cab or carriage. 'ahono
For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleepine
car aecoInmoda tlons OF inniformayion ni apply 1T
Streel: Annex orice. FOOT IT, Of Futon @ qt9 stres
New York CITY Nos, l4s Sss sls, Inc Broad
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24


Regular meeting Of the Board of FL
nance. held at the City Hall on Wednes-
day. January II, 1896, at 8 P. NJ.
Present-All the members Of the
Board.
The President announced the first bus
mess to be. the reception of proposals
for the purchase of bonds ordered offered
at public sale this day.
The time for the reception of propo-
sails having expired. the Clerk announced
that one had been received, and read
as follows
Jersey City, N. J.. Jan. II. 1906.
70 the Board Of Finance Of Jersey City,
n. ].
Gentlemen-We offer 100. Al for $780,
90 Refunded Assessment 4 Per Cent.
Bonds. due January /. 1886, and 1OO.45
for 100000 Refunded Assessment 4 Per
Cent. Bonds, due January 1, 1886. En-
closed find certified check to the order
OF City Treasurer for 2 per cent. of par
value of our bid. viz. $4,000.
Respectfully
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain; cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy for diarrhoe. twenty-five
cents bottle. a.
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
JAS. s. NEWKIRK.
Treasurer. Provident Institution

lort odFlngS IN Jersey Ciry.
The Board went into executive session.
and upon reassembling Mr. Perry pre-
sented the following resolution. which
was adopted by vote Of all the menlDeis
of the Board on the cs Il for the ayes and
noes by the President
Whereas. Under advertisement for
proposals for 100000 Per Cent. Re
funding Assessment Bonds, a proposal
has been received this 17th day of Jam
tion for Savings in Jersey City for $1OO :
eco at 100.41 and 100000 at 10O.45.
they being the highest bids received;
therefore be it
Resolved. That the bids of the Provi-
dent Institution for Savings in Jersey
City. this day received, for 100000 Re
funding Assessment 4 Per Cent. Bonds
at l00.41 and 100000 Refunding As
sessment 4 Per Cent Bonds at 10O.45.
said bonds having been directed by this
Board November p. 1905, to be issued.
be anf the same are hereby accepted
and
Resolved. That the City Treasurer be
and is hereby authorized to deliver said
bonds February / 1906. (bonds bearing
date of January 2. 1906, under the di-
rectlon OF the Committee ON Finance of
this Board. upon payment to the City
treasurer OF tile amount of the bids
aforesaid, plus accrued interest, the
check of $4,000, this day received, to be
credited on account
The Board then took up the regular
order Of business
CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented
received and referred to the proper com
Jersey City News, $2a9.l6: +. O,cal-
laghan. SS0.62; Thos. Delaney, ST.. 40,
John Rebhan, S100: James Cook. SIT 40,
Arthur Jones, S100; Geo. Baumann,
S1O0: Robert Ambry. $32. .25: Patrick
Kiernan. S32 %; James Mulligan. $50. .25,
John Graham S100; Henry Miller, S1OO:
Frazer Soiield S1O0 Samuel Ensor
SltU; Morris Kitchen. 500, Robert Carey,
SSl " e g; s, Postal Telegraph Cable Co,
$230; The Evening Journal Association,
S34 S17, S46.T5: The Observer, S76. so
S46.T5; Albert Datz Co.. $42O. S13.75,
Burroughs Machine Co.. 81: n. j. Title
Guarantee and Trust CO.. S2.75: Collins
& Gorbin, $255.55; JAS ~ Braden. S25,
! B. Frances Marion, S45; Frank Meyer
S2T; 4. A. Braden. $25: VIM. B. Dana
S30; Ihe aJa E'inancier, $55; Daily Finan-
| cier. S36; Mackey Young & Co.. $SS
4 United Electric Co. S30. 3d. J. S. C'Gon.
| $3.50. sS ~ - ~"
OFFICIAL CONGREGATIONS.
From the City Collector
Announcing appointment Of Thomas
Comstcck as CLERK at 200.
+ From tae Ma gor -:
Announcing appointment of Clerk
Received and ordered filed.
iEom the RosrG cf Street and waite,
| Commissioners
Passed January 2. 1906.
4. Ordering $1.TSS.75 paid to labnrar:
] on paved streets for December. 1y95.
Passed Iannalf & 1905
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
TABLES

500 Solid Oak Tables, I'd
x24 inch top, shaped
shelf and rim. .99c
$500 Solid Oak Tables,
24x24 inch top. .S1.98
$500 Table, 2ox26 inch
shaped top, limited
number only .......$ $A.9 SO
$1,000 Library Tables. ao
x26, with shelf and
large drawer, gold
en- oak and ma
hogany finish. =. .$0. 90
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
JOHN MULLINS & SONS
Newark Ave. and Grove ST.
RAILROADS
>N-~-~~o---~-@-~
pennsylvania
E hAllROAD

In erect January ., 1906.
Trains leave JhASRsA ClIA as follows:
49, W nSA.
S.10 A. NJ. Z Gs11CAGO SrACIAL.
liza A. aA 81. LOUIS LlAll1 ED.
lila =. A. PENNSYLVANIA T LIN
llED.
2.14 p. M. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS EMPRESS.
Ala +. M. Pr4AAS4ANA ANA SPEC
IAL. is hours to Chicago
5.15 p. Nj. CHICAGO LIMITED.
0.45 p. Nj. WESTERN EMPRESS
6.45 r. M. ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
S.14 p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s.44 p. Nj. CLEvE. AND CINCIN-
NATI EXPRESS.
1918 r. NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SoUTh.
For Baltimore and Washington at
*s.17, S,44, *9.45, *1v-16, *11.16, A: NJ;
*6.I4, 9.44 P. NJ, 1880 night. Sunday,
S.44, s9.45, *1l.lO, A. NJ, ~1.14, T3.44,
sat, *4.45. 1925. *6.14, 9.44 2. NJ,
1890 nis.F
SOUTHERN RY.-114, 3.46, 4.45 P.
NJ, 1880 night. daily. Limited, *1.l6 P.
:. NORFOLK 8 4 WESTERN RY.-s-4e
Atlantic COAST LINE A.
NJ, 944 p NJ, daily. Limited, s2.35 2.
g. 4 o. RY-s.17 A. NJ. weekdays,
5.25s P M daily.
SEABOARD AIR NE.-I2.30 A.
". 12.44 P. NJ. daily. Limited, *12.44 p.
n. daily.
". ". ATTERBURY, j. R. WOOD,
Gen'l Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger 4 gent
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24
Charge special Street account,

Charge special street. account.
The report was received and the above
resolutions We're adopted by vote of all
the members of the Board on the call
for the ayes and noes by the President
The Committe on Salaries and Claims
reported recommending the adoption of
the following resolutions:
/. Resolved, That warrants be order
ed drawn on the City Treasurer in pay
ment Of salaries Of Mayor and others for
the month Of January, 1906, amounting
to $4 491 "a when due
2. Resolved. That warrants he order-
ed drawn on the City Treasurer IN pay-
ment Of the following claims
SS0.62 to J OfCallaghan. for services.
Collectors Office, yanuary, 1906.
Eo be contiuued.l Liza II
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

NOR RIs CHAIRS

NOR RIS CHAIRS
At s5.s5, regular price $3.50
Solid oak, golden and maflog~
any finish, spring seats, reversi-
bic velour hair cushion.
At So SO, regular price So
-Golden oak, claw feet, spring
seat all hair reversible velour
cushion.
$500 style S4.9S-S old
golden oak mahogany finishes
frame, fitted with reversibls
velour, all hair cushions.
At So. SO, value, $4.oo-Sol:s
oak frame, brass rod, adjusts to
tour positions, fitted with rever-
slble denim cushions.
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

Ell drawn on the City Treasurer IN favor
Of Samuel G. Mount for $29.96 for dupii-
cate payment of taxes for 1905, on Lot
pa; Block 1907, Storm avenue, paid De-
cember 15 1908, being duplicate of pay
ment made December IA, 1905, and that
the City Collector cancel the same.
3. Resolved, That a warrant be order
ed drawn on the City Treasurer in favor
OF Michael G. Higgins for SG2.63 for du-
pllcate payment of taxes for 1895 on Lot
l62 Block 1913. Sherman avenue, paid
December 13, 1905, being duplicate OF
payment made December H. 1905. and
that the City Collector cancel the same
4 Resolved, That a warrant be order
ed drawn on the City Treasurer in favor
Of Abraham Cohen for $51.78 for dupli-
cate payment of taxes for 1905 on Lot
q, Block 575 ST. Paul's avenue, paid
December 30, 1903, being duplicate Of
payment made December 28. 1905, and
that the City Collector cancel the same
.. Resolved. That a warrant be order
ed drawn onAthe City Treasurer in favor
of Geo. J. Dreher for $5.4S for oyer-pay-
lnent of taxes for 1904 on Lot L, Block
BOB. Wayne street, paid December 10,
1905. and that the City Collector correct
the same
The above resolutions were received
and adopted by vote of all the members
OF the Board. Oh the call for the ayes
and noes by the President.
The Committee on Baths reported
recommending the adoption Of the follow
ing resolution
Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
OF the following claim
$50 TO Louis Max for repairs at
bashs, November, 1905.
1906.
The report was received and the above
resolution was adopted by vote of all the
members of the Board, on the caM for the
ayes and noes by the President
Mr.. O'IIeefe. of the Committee on
Fire Houses, presented the following
resolution
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn en- the City Treasurer for So, ,592
IN favor Of Joseph Jewlses 81 Sons Co. on
account of contract for the erection and
construction of New Truck House No. I.
IN accordance with certificate No /, filed
with the Clerk Of this Board January 9,
1906.
The above resolution was received and
adopted by vote Of all the members of
the Board. on the call for the ayes and
noes by the President
On motion Of Mr.. Quinn, the Board
then adjourned
FORREST A. HEATH.
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

Tho Committee on Baths reported
recommending the adoption Of the follow
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

The above resolutions We're received
and adopted by vote of all the members
Of the Board. OH the call for the ayes
and noes by the President
The Jersey City news., 1906-03-24

8 piano in the home is almost a
necessity and surely it's a posi-
bility when We offer such easy
terms. Instead Of your trying
to save, until you have the entire
amount to purchase piano, if
you'll take the advantage Of our
easy payment plan you can have.
piano in your home at once.
Then you will have the use Of the
piano all the time you are paying
for it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-24
ELECTRIC HOIST WORKS
WELL AT HUMBUG MINE

The electric hoist is now in place at
the Bumbug. and while there is a little
more work necessary to put everything
in proper order, Superintendent GriggS
expects to be able to commence sinking
by next Monday. according to the Eure-
ka Reporter. The electrical connections
for the hoist will be ready by tomorrow
when the machinery will be tried out.
The Humbug ground was never explored
much below the tunnel level, and the
sinking of this shaft will be watched
with considerable interest. Some time
ago a shaft was put down a distance of
about ninety feet below the tunnel and
it was for the purpose of sinking this
shaft 800 or possibly 800 feet further that
the electric hoist was purchased. The
hoist arrived from Denver one week ago
and no time was lost in installing it.
An electric hoist will prove a success
at the Humbug. The workings are up
high upon the side of the mountain.
where it is a hard matter to secure coal
or water both of which will be unnec-
essary where electricity is in use This
is the first electric hoist to be installed
in the Tintie district.