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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
SENATOR CLARK MAY
Be PLANNING A
RAILROAD
At Least. The People In
New Mexico So
Imagine
Suspect He Is Going
Into The Coal
Business
(rrom Tuesday, Daily.)

That senator William \. Clark OF
Montana, is taking an especial interest
in his southwestern properties mt tins
time il evidenced by the thoroughncss
of the inspection he is making Of the
mineral lands in which h. il Infested
in this section, says the Albuquerque
journal. Senator Clark, who passed
through Albuquerque Friday night,
and who wen, to Clarkvillc 20 look ov'
or his coal mines there, spent CON
siderable time near Trinidad, and at
Tcrcio, Colorado, refusing to divulgc
any information about his business
there ut this time. The rumor is
again being revived that Clark will
ties in northern New Mexico and south.
crn Colorado, or ri least TO his Clark.
willie mines Ia his copper properties IN
Arizona. 40 that he will be master Of
his own coal and coke supply A Trim.
dad dispatch to the Denver News SAYS:
Absolutely refusing TO give any in
formation in regard 20 his visit here,
Senator W. 4. Clark. the Montana cop.
per king, arrived today IN his special
car attached TO Santa Tc passenger
train No. l.
| a special train on the Colorado 4
Wyoming railroad was waiting and
the senator and his guests boarded the
special and went TO Tcrcio. During n
few minutes stop here. Senator Clark
was asked in regard tn his visit. The
only explanation he would give was
that he was here on n sightseeing tour.
While Senator Clark has not any
property recorded in his name in this
county, il is believed that he has ex.
tensivc coal land holdings which have
been purchased through his agents.
When asked IL he and Guggcnhcim
were together in the Riley canyon coal
deal, Senator Clark smiled and said:
81 always 90 il alone. He has been
spending vast sums of money with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, aud
the Victor Fuel company for coal and
coke used on his properties in Arizona
aud elsewhere throughout the west.
II is believed by people here who
| s.r. In A..
Clark il going to open up coal pro
pcrtics of his own and produce his own
coal and coke rather than purchase from
other corporations for use in his smelt
crs in Arizona and Butte, Mont.
There is an immense tract of coal
land north Of Tcrcio, on which is n par,
of the Bartlett cattle ranch. Bartlett,
represents mn English syndicate, which
has millions of dollars backing II.
IL is stated here on good authority
that the Bartletts and Clark are inter,
cstcd jointly in this tract OF land, which
is known 10 be valuable coal prop.
erty.
Clnrk's largest smcltcr in mt Jcr
ONE, Arizona, and he has ample money
to build road from Tercio. By this
means he could ship his coal direct Ia
Jerome and Butte Mont.
The party is composed Of Senator
W. a. Clark, his daughter, Mrs. Charles
|
Potter King, of New York city, and J.
u. Anderson, his private secretary
and W. Il. Brethcrion, manager of the
Clark coal mines of Clarkville, n. NJ.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Back from the Capital.

Supervisors u. ". Smith and Fred
Sa,tcs and Clerk Of the Board Of Sup.
crvisors j. H. Robinson returned ycstcr
day from Phoenix, where they were IN
attendance ut the meeting of the mem.
hers ~ tho various boards of super
visors in the territory and the terri.
,orinl board Of equalization held in the
office Of the territorial auditor on the
Goth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

T.. w. Brooks and j.. Fleming
L'Engle, ore buyers for the Arizona
Smelling company, returned yesterday
from an extended visit to the mining
ramps in the walker and IIassayampa
disii.is
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
city News
....In Brief
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Mayer are IN the city.
McCabe Visitor
I'd Uursch of Mccabc is IN the
,itv On 70 short business visit
Back from the Coast
Mrs. Robert Prior returned last cv.
,uing from visit 80 the coast
Here from Humboldt.
Dr. l.. &. Toncv, of Humboldt, is IN
the city ou professional business.
Here from Mayes.
". W. CLARK, of Mayer, came in last cv-
oning to spend tho sabbath in the city.
Back from Oskaloosa.
Charles ilcsla has returned from n
vsi, with relatives in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Skull Valley Visitor
Russell Mulholland " skull valley,
came in last evening 10 spend sunday
here.
In from IN Camp.
H. VI. Carpenter is IN the city from
his mining ramp IN the lIasSayampa dis.
tric,
An Official Visit.
Deputy Sheriff r. ". Czarnowski of
congress +. in the city IN an official
visit.
To Spend Summer Here.
Rev. j. IIcdgpa'h of Phoenix arriv.
81 here last evening 10 spend the sum
mer months
Here from De Soto.
X. 7. Mason. superintendent of the
DE Soto mines. is in the city on com
pauy business.
Left for Los Angeles.
Mrs. !. H. Hooker and daughter, Mis-.
Mabel Hooker left las, evening for q
visit to Los Angeles.
Left OH the Limited.
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. n. Trcadwcll Of
Mayer left last evening on the limi'ct
for n visit to the coast.
In from Camp.
&. 4. Randall. superintendent of III,
Davis mine. came in last evening from
his mining camp in the slate Creek sec
tion.
Here from Crown King.
DIR. !. X. Mcdonnell and bah,
came IN last evening from Crown King
10 spend the sabbath with relatives
here.
Here from Piacerita
George Mahard. who has extensive
mining interests in the Placerita dis
trict. IN IN the city on mining bust
ness
Back from Vacation.
:. W. IIglcy. roadnIastcr Of the =
Y. y. aud r.. and leased lines has re-
coast.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Lulu Clifton. dcaconcss of III,
Methodist church. arrived here last cv
ing from Phoenix 10 spend week Wis
iting with friends.
Stockman Visits.
j. X. Campbell, the upper Verde
stockman. came in yesterday from hi,
stock ranch 10 spend the sabbath viii
relatives IN this city.
Back from the East.
Burt Waller, who has mining interest,
in the McCabc section. returned las,
evening from an extended visit with
relatives in Kansas City.
To visit the East
George Lynch, president and gen
eral manager Of the Triangle Mines
Company. will leave today for Kansa'
City ON mining business.
Back from Poland.
Mrs. Ed. Laube, returned ycstcrda,
from n ten days visit at Poland will
her husband who is superintendent d
the Poland American mill
Left for the Coast.
Attorney II. NJ. Hubbard left las
evening on the limited for visit I,
the coast.
On Vacation.
Fred jacobson, AN old time miner %
this county. came In yesterday from
the Money Metals Mining camp 4
enjoy well earned vacation.
Returned TO Camp
George i. Martin, financial agent o
the Monica mines, has returned TO hi
mining camp in the Kirkland sec
ton after a brief business vis, to thi
city.
Here from Puntenney.
j. II. Morrison, the engineer. came /
yesterday from the Puntcnney lin
camp, where he reports two new kiln
working steadily and turning out
good quantity of lime
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Observation-Disclosures

self of as holy man in order to MAJ
n living by collecting for various c''
table purposes and using the m0''
for his own benefit.
Officers here were notified Of the
rest Of the man and began inves's)
ting his description, which ans'J
tsat of the man wanted for burglar
ing the Copper Queen .store at Lower
RI Mendoza nm probably receive
visit tSdsy ~ from Constable 'a|]
White, who WIN attempt to ids''']
him AS the Mendoza Of police ''1
fame here, and bring him back !" 4
Swer the charge Of burglary. il "I
the same man a good long yer"
Yuma doubtless awaits him 10 \
near Z uturf. N n
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
1 To Visit the Coast,

John Riley, who has extensive mining
interests in the Turkey crsck district
will leave today for n two mouths va
cation nj the coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
(From Tuesdays Daily }

(From Tuesdays Dailv)
McCabe visitor.
Charles johnson of McCahc il in the
city ON business.
Here from Mayer.
- i. Thompson, of Mayer, is here
on "A business visit. .... ...... ........
Copper City Visitor.
!. ". Sharp, ~ Jerome. came IN yes.
tcrday from the copper city.
Cherry Creek Visitor.
William Christman. the Cherry creek
mining man, is in the city
McCabe Visitor
James Garrett, n McCabc miner,
spent yesterday in the city
McCabc Visitors.
MIR. and Mrs. ". q. Davis OF Me.
Cabe are visiting in the city.
On Mining Business.
c. c. stukey. the Walker mining man..
is in the city on mining business.
McCabe Visitor.
:. Morrison, the McCabc mining man,
came in yesterday on u business visit.
Here from Peck.
William DAILY, well known miner,
came in Yesterday from the Peek mine.
Here from Harrington.
r. W. Stockdnlc. Of Harrington. came
in FROM that mining camp on Sunday
last.
Here from McCabe.
J.. +. puncochar. n well known min.
cr from the McCabc section, is in the
city.
Gets New Desk.
John McGinn. baggage master Mt the
depot. has installed new desk in his
office
Visiting the Great Gorge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raiblc are
spending few days in the Grand Can.
yon country.
Congress Miners Here.
James Silvers and j. Proctor. two
miners from the Congress section. are
in the city.
Here from Cherry.
". A. ingalls,. who has extensive min.
ing interests In the Cherry creek dis
,rici, is in the city.
Dewey Visitor.
y. :. Sessions, an old time resident Of
the Cherry Creek country, il in tho
city from his home at Dewey.
Saw the Tiger.
! viii NJ. Glass returned Saturday cv
cning from his monthly indicating triJ
to the Tiger Gold Go. at Harrington.
On a Vacation.
II, I. Daley. foreman of the Yacgcr
mine. in the Black Hills district. is in
the city enjoying wcll.carned vacn
lion.
Junction Visitors.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Jacobs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nail of Jerome
Junction. are In the city on short
visit.
Mining Man Here.
j. l.. llowclls. who il developing a
promising property in the Santa Maria
district, il in the city on mining bust
ness.
In from Camp
John Bryant. who is developing n
promising mining property in Thumb
Butte district, was Prescott visitor
yesterday.
In from Camp
John Brady. who is developing min.
ing property in the Walnut grove dis
trict, came in Yesterday from his min.
ing camp.
Left for Home
Mrs l.. q. VIM left yesterday 70,
her home In Michigan after pleas
ant visit here with her sister, Mrs
Homer Wood,
Moving Around.
William Mooney, who was the sub
jcct of surgical operation in the
whipplc hospital about two weeks ago
Is able 10 move around again, and hope,
To be entirely well in very short
time.
Inspecting His Interests.
Senator W. A. Clark. Of Montana, ar
rived in Jerome ON last Sunday evenin,
on tour Of inspection Of his immcns,
mining interests.
In from Camp.
George Ford, who is developing ,
promising mining property in the Min
eral Point district, is in the city o,
mining business.
On a Vacation. i"
l.. A. Swarthout, r. X. O'Connel
and chnrlas r.suntoll ,.,..... 49, . :.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Reported Improving.

u =. Ohls"n. who was taken sudden
ly III on last Saturday afternoon will
p,omainc poisoning. is reported 10 b'
very much improved.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

interests in the Turkey creek district.
will leave today for two months va
cation nj the coast.
Reported Improving.
u T.. Ohlsen. who was taken sudden
Is III on las, Saturday afternoon with
ptoman" poisoning, is reported TO be
very much improved.
Back from visit.
County Assessor u. !. sullivan re.
turned yesterday from an official
visit To- the Williamson VALLEY, Juni.
per and ncighboring districts.
Here from Juanita.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. =. Peters and Thos.
Warren came in yesterday from the
camp Of the .Iuanita Mining company
in the Crook Canyon district.
Here from Copper Crock.
Steve Roach came in yesterday from
the Copper creek section in the Hill.
side country. which he reports 10 lie
Here from Chaparrai.
\. +. Laufcnbcrg. who has mining
interests in the Chaparral district,
came in yesterday from his mining
camp on short business visit.
Here from the Monica.
George Gcnung. who fills rcspon.
sihle position AT the Monica mine. came
in yesterday TO enjoy short vacation
with his many friends in this city.
An Extended Visit.
H. William Stevens and Charles 7.
Joslin will leave today for an extend.
cd business visit 10 Chicago. Philadel.
pbia. Pittsburg, and other eastern cen.
tcrs
Left for the Davis.
Ex-Governor y. q. Murphy an6 J..
W. Dickman, mining expert from Gil.
cago. left Yesterday for n business visit
To the Davis mine in the Slate creek
district.
Accepts New POSITION.
Patrick Nash. n late arrival from st.
Joseph. Mo-, has accepted position
with the y. +. T. and =. freight depart.
mcn,. He will have charge of the
freight platform.
Baseball Game.
The game of ball played at Mayer
ON Sunday last between the McCabc
and Mayer mines. resulted in victory
for the former team by score Of 90 "a
.. a feature Of the game was the
pitching of Farrell Of the McCabc nine
who received n credit of 10 strike outs
and one base run on balls.
From Minnesota.
Mrs. Robert Prior returned to her
home in this city Saturday evening
from Minnesota, instead of from the
coast, ns was published. During heI
absence, Mrs. Prior submitted TO m
operation by the Doctors Mayo in Ro
chester, Mimi, and returns in the best
of health. She speaks in the most
praiscworthy manner of the above me
deal men.
Reported Improving.
j. ID. Casey, who accidentally broke
his left limb in two places between the
ankle and the knee while INDUCING in
friendly wrestling match with a
friend on Sunday morning last about
two O'Clock. was reported late last
night to be very much improved. The
accident occurred in his place of bust
ness at the corner Of Goodwin and
Granite street. The fractures were re-.
duccd by DR.. Looncy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Back from Visit.

County Assessor u. y. sullivan re
turned yesterday from an ofhcia
visit To- the Williamson VALLEY, Juni
per and ncighboring districts.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

Ex-Governor y. q. Murphy AMI
W. Dickman, mining expert from e.
cago, left yesterday for n business Wis
TO the Davis mine in the Slate cree
district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
An Extended Visit.

H. William Stevens and Charles T.
Joslin will leave today for an extend.
cd business visit to Chicago. Philadcl.
phia. Pittsburg, and other eastern cen.
tcrs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
GREETED BY QUEEN.

LONDON, June 3O-Queen AleSand1
this afternoon received Mrs. whitel'|
Reid and Mrs. Nicholas Longwor'h
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Here from Chaparral.

A. +. Laufcnbcrg. who has mining
interests in the Chaparral district
came in yesterday from his mining
camp on n short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Accepts New Position.

Patrick Nash. n late arrival from
Joseph. No.. has accepted positi
with the y. +. T. and y. freight depa
mcn,. He will have charge of
freight plntform
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Here from the Monica.

George Gcnung, who fills rcspou
sihle position AT the Monica mine. cam
in yesterday to enjoy short vacation
with his many friends in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Here from Copper Crock

steve Roach came in yesterday from
The Copper creek section in the Hill
side country. which he reports To III
quite lively in n mining way.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Here from Juanita.

Mr. and Mrs. u. =. Peters and Tn
Warren came in yesterday from
camp of the .Iuanita Mining compa
in the Crook Canyon district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Special Correspondence q The star
NEW YORK. Feb is The RocA.
efelieF Institute for Medical Re-
seareh. built at a cost II 81 coo coo
through a gifs % the oil King. wiil
be opened this month sud phYHl-
elans q this country will have an
opportunity Tor study which they
have hitherto only hesu able 10 OBJ
tain IN Paris Berlin or Vienna
u AS a. q result ~ Af Rookie
friler'a interest in the wonderful
discoveries Of Or Koch a. "a the
eausra 81 consumption that the In
siitufs Nan built
So interested was Ror kefeller IN
Of bis name. and II ia carved In
stone on the front Oi the various
schools be- has established this h
the unly unn 10 bear hia name
The new building IL an imposing
structure % stone and brick On
the second fppg are laboratories Tor
chemical research On the floor
above are the operating rooms The
WOOD work and tables are coated
Aish preparation recently dlaeov-
cred In Europe Applications u this
preparation render the woodwork
firopruof AMI az hard as marble en-
the fifth floor rooms have been con
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ntructed for photographers.
draushtsmen and microscopes.
The roof of the institute is most
unique There viii be found an an
lmai house and an exercising yard
Animals which viii be used In eH-
perimeutA. will be kept there. and ia
order e. have them ia coed condi-
ton they will be given daily ever
else ia the yard There will he
compartments for horses. sheep.
COWS and monkeys.
Dr Simon Flexner. widely known
throughout the medical world for
hls ~onderfu discoveries al The
University Of Pennsylvania. will
have complete charge of the inves-
legations % the institute.
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Oiame buyers 0fneol
n GO tNu cash. new strictly mndeff
thame paved section Hrntun hill
9resHYihinE pnid fine home.
a leo nNnHflfn cottage ueN 81
Alaras aud fine lot
81 80 nna eaHh g. po monthly nrn
modern srnpm FuttaHs un QucHf
Anne hiit
Ini nfinH this sum a. aHf office and
set a warranty deed with clear uti'
BE- Iat Near MadfanH care We vii
then build o. Huii yea Nithnht e
dollar down and an terms same a'
rent
d 70 $40 cash haiaure iik. rent. o
rnum modern eeftaHe. etnsN ~
8 SO $50 cash balance 60 suit 2
fuam modern lot slsia fiue Wow
tlnHe tu eat
81 10 800 cash, hsroum cottage =
acre good ground rinea &C. raf
Il aa 80 cash tfpum modern cot
tags usW Joe foal0o Madrona ears
tsa Each iots close 60 Madrona
raNN
Hrr ua Zoe hpmHH
rHFrs a SMITH
Walker hida
Main Icla Il 80
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Tho sale IF Tickets Tor the e,.v
ehth annual ball 0f n, Seattle D.
lice RELIEF association Al Kaglsss
hall. February ~ 10 very lsfss
Tickets are ia the hands a ali u.
patrolmen who are only too ass
iouh 10 dispose ~ them 10 the pusll.
whenever possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
C0L0NISTS START

Tho first "eelonlsta trains an "A.
Northern Pacific and Great No,,t
efitofaiiWnya FOR tha season pulIeA
0at ~ 81 Paul "a, en- rea.s
for Seattle With ali ne passengs,.
they could Accommodate None !.
the tourists will leave The train y
intermediate points but xlll estss
direct f. the coast.
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Real Ustste--cortinued
---~-s-.-.s,-essss-----, ~---~s@-@-----------
PHOENIX INVESTMENT CO.
e. ard - Sullivan hidg
O. o. o. Fuf very nearly one acre. an
in raifiYattun. god s.raou hause.
barn# fhirhrn and pigeon hnnacH
500 % cash. bal fla@ per month
O - aa-F For iots aud house al tsnc-
-. sidewalks ana city water otesn
Lake Terms
fi.soors For - acres. fine coil close
90 city. terms
q 90 - ror one acre very cinee IN.
with good terms
tao co-For 2 large fine lots on Queen
Anne Hiil Terms
81 90 asaFor enc ~ The finest homes IN
broadway District
q and q sullivan nldF II
la ACnFs improved. near ulack pia-
mond only il2t4 per acre. terms "
Two uieo s-aefe tracts just north q
Green Lake. ~ miiea FROM car, -,
~ aefss. = mile from car Cor 80
- iats and aood Groom house. Green
Lake. nulf g. ~. u.eo each. balance
terms Where can Fpu Sc hrtigff
lots and small house at Green Lake.
81 q HYEus a CO.
Cl-sa Arcade BIDS
Groom houses with / or lots.
sold aa tefma - tw or Glm per
verk= fine level lots. with elty water
price only Ne. terms. @ cents Per
week. only is minutes ride Take
car On Washington street 60 South
east Seattle. see ON at office. n
AT a SACRIFICE
A rovs s.room house. barn and 3 lots.
rirh black sall and level. anyone can
raise enough .. ~ ~ me p.ses w two
otgr which owner has no control
rnmu9ts hisa to part with % at a
price far below IL value. N.t11. half
dootn. balance Go suit
y ~ SCOTT
Phones lud A fea North grh II
NFW avn-roam modern cottage. with
two lots uu corner. near University,
one block from car. Fine property,
price 81 20 Terms
4. n NEWELL. 100 Marion St Ia
r. - House Plans bound ina hool,.
IN CENTEaN. W Noorhesa.
+ IN Architect az Eltcl Bldr
tsfo VIII bus nrw fuur-rnom house
ncar Madison Street, on easy terms
This ls u SNAP.
HERBERT 8 UPPER.
fali-I1 sthcuefmau Block.
Cor Firrt Avenue and cherry. tt
QUEEN ANNE INIT
! fHA Tn. on easy payments. Tor lots on
Rih. 10th aud iith HVos. West
FITTgEHAIp q MELVILLE,
"a Lumber Exchange.
Phone Main avs III
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r l. Martin. n lahOrer. arrested
b Officers wilkes aud Corhett Tor
dlscharRinE firearms within city
limits Under influence Of liquor
vas shooting In careless manner In
down town saloon.
Oscar jacobson. 1876 Terry ay.,
reported this morning that bis barn
had been entered during night and
four sacks Of oats stolen.
]. Hayiashi. japanese. reported
last night that his cigar stand had
been robbed during night 81 7 boxes
Of riGafH and a quantity OF To-
barro. Entrance gained by cutting
screen around stand.
Robert Abrams files notice Of sp-
paal In his case TO acquire Low
Graham estate.
Claiming he committed robbery
for which Frank 7. Mullen IL Ia
penitcniary. James p. stalcy has
written 20 Prosecuting At,ornes
Nandeveer VIII not give himself
w. Story doubted because Of posl'
tive proof against Mullen.
Pairolman lille arrests ] L. Can
non. prominent contractor. for vlo.
lating automobile speed ordinance
Three Japanese women held ~
shlnano Maru by immigration In
spectors married on board ship hy
a Buddhist priest WIN now be al
lowed To enter country.
Park board will negotiate Tor $50.
foot boulevard TO connect Raveuns
and Green Lake Ia city driveway
system.
Northern parifc's new service {,
Kansas city started this morning
Now two trains TO southeast daily.
J. y. Patrick. who came here re.
Gently from 81 Joseph. Mo. ap.
pointed manager Of Guion a co.
Of this city.
Commemorative services fol
Frances r. willard VIII he held a
see Twenty sixth sv. by Willard W
IC. +. L.
Word received by police to lool
out FOR arrival Of Sergeant McPhe,
land three privntca from Fort Casey
from which place they deserted dur
| ing "a spree.
Charles s. Brown. inventor %
/ printers Insurance protection iuven
/ tory system, appointed chief TN
spcctor OF government printing Of
| flee Has brother In Seattle.
/ officer Mullen arrests lengshore
man. John Smith, ON charge ~ petit
/ larceny. Tools stolen on waterfront
Mrs. W Tlhbctts. 20Sa Fourth az.
reports her son. Claude Dixon, 81
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THE MARKETS

The movement % green stuff %
the Ntrees today was a little kiov.
owing to the bad weather. Sweet
potatoes are etiil holding 81 nee.
and meal prices are practically tie
same. not having changed during
the past week.
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EVERETT INTERURBAN
MAY BE PURCHASED
RIGHT or WAY WOULD SUIT Tt PLANS OF A MOORE AND
ASSOCIATES ron Aa.GLGerRc ROAD TOWARD VAN.
eouVUR.

Negotiations are on faf the pur-
chase ~ the Seattle Everett Inter-
urban electric railway, now being
constructed by Fred d. Sander and
associates The names 81 che IN
tending purchasers or the Interests
whom they represent are not given
lut for publication. bat the general
opinion IL that the deal ia being en-
glnsefed by James A. Moore
Nj Moore viii apply on nest
Monday ninht 90 the council ~ a
franchise ta reach this city With au
electric line. and u IN 81 significant
tact that his pforaaluou embraces q
route which. in the fnre 81 physical
conditions must parallel ~ follow
the route already sfaAed cut By fHn-
der
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aayo much time. bat 10 the future
viii eliminate competition That
would certainly be a menace - the
financial interests # both roads.