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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25

ternity building.
DO not be deceived. Bradley
Bros. are sole agents for Carterville
H.. washed coal. Phone 33s.
The ladies' of the Eastern Stai
will serve a banquet for Paducaf
Commandery Knight Templars at
o'clock this evening at the Fraternity
building.
Owing to the inclement weather
our store will BIO open Wednesday
evening instead OF this evening. Mrs
A. c. Clark, with l.. B. Ogilvie &
Co.
When you order a rig from us
you are talking to one Of the pro.
prietors or capable clerks mot a
driver OF hostler) who writes files and
fills the order at appointed time. Pal
mer Transfer company.
Owing to the Indictment weather
our store will be open Wednesday
evening instead Of this evening. Mrs.
A. c. Clark. With l.. B. Ogilvie &
Co.
Big free moving picture show at
Wallace park tonight.
James walbert camp Confeder-
ate veterans will meet tonight at the
city hall In special session.
City subscribers to the Daily
Sun who wish the delivery OF their
papers stopped must notify our COL
lectors or make their requests direct
TO The Sun office. No attention will
be paid to such orders when given to
our carriers. Sun Pub. Co.
Free moving picture show at
Wallace park all this week.
Three more examinations for
positions in the. civil service were or
dered today for October. They are
electrotypers' helpers. floor hand.
.Qotahes ith. Jaw clerk. October z 4.
and civil engineer. departmental
service. October 17-1s.
The womens Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the Broadway Metho-
dist church will met Wednesday af-
teruoon at o'clock at the church
The Academy of Medicine Will
meet tonight with DR.. Della Cald-
we'll at her residence on Broadway.
DR.. Caldwell will deliver lecture
which was postponed fro mthe last
meeting.
MIR. S. 7. Payne has secured the
plans for a handsome home In La
Center. KY. from Architect O. ID.
Schmidt of this city. Mr. Payne will
have a two-story, brick house with
all modern improvements.
VIII Jones. colored, was arrested
this morning by Constable A. c. Shell
ton near Krebs station. where he
lives. He Is alleged to have abu"ed
and cursed Annie Pryor. colored.
Coroner Frank Eaker this morn
ing held an inquest into the cause of
the death OF a 3-months-old infant Of
Fannie Wilson. colored. of Mil street.
The child died Of whooping cough.
II was buried in the county grave
yard.
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MitcheIl-Barkley.
Thursday morning IN IN,

Thursday morning IN the par
Tors Of the Richmond hotel. Mr.. A.
NJ. Barley and Miss Florence Mitch
ell will be married. Mr.. Barley is IS
years old and Miss Mitchell is 26.
They are both prominent in the
county. and both live on rural route,
No. 6. They will be accompanied to
the city by DR.. J. l.. Dunn, Miss
Anna Hunt and Willard Rudolph, Of
Melber. Miss Lacey Smith, OF Loves,
and Mr. Evander Mitchell and Miss
Ida Ezell OF rural route, No. 6.
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NOTICE.
list Of new subscribers added by the
East Tennessee Telephone Com
pany To-day:

list OF new subscribers added by the
East Tennessee Telephone Com
pany To-day:
Mitchell. C. ]. 121 North
18th.
2344-Clark. J. B.. 1888 Jones.
241s-Retticeford. Mary. $40 S.
18th.
2422-Bentei Lewis. 440 S. Sd.
l27f Person. Lettie, SIS S. 30.
Like other commodities telephone
service should be paid for according
to It's worth and value.
We have In the city over 5000
subscribers or five times as many az
the Independent company; outside
the city and within the county we
have SO times as many subscribers as
the Independent company. Yet we
will place telephone in your resi-.
dence at the same rate the Independ-
emit company. is supposed to charge.
and provide In addition, long dist
ance facilities which will enable you
to reach fifty million people from
your home
Call 800 for further information.
EAST TENNESSEE. TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
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GASOLINE BOATS FOR SALE
15-horse power. Fairbanks Morse en-
CINE. Size l2x5S, stern wheel. VIII
exchange for real estate. James r.
Hull, Brookport. III.
CONTRACTOR WEIKEL-Maso1
ry and concrete work speciality.
Office 1875 South Fourth. Phone 400
Residence phone 1887. Prompt at
| tention to all estimates.
NIGHT SCHOOL Bookkeeping.
Shorthand, Typewritlng ETC., only
81 a month. Draughon's Practical
Business College, 314 1-2 Broadway
Phone 1755. Call, phone or write for
catalogue: It will convince you that
Draughon's is the best.
WANTED. FOR. U. S. ARMY =
Able-bodied unmarried men between
ages of 81 and 35; citizens Of United
States, of good character and tenn
perate habits. who can speak. read
and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting Office. New Rich
mond House, Paducah, Ky.
THE NEW VETERINARY Hospi-
tai, Farley G. Fisher, veterinary sur
geons and dentists. Special facilities
have been provided for in constructing
our new hos"ital which enables us to
treat all diseases of horses and dogs
in the most modern manner We have
clean, airy, sanitary end up-to-date
place and one that is compete in every
detail. We invite you to call and In
spect our pace. Office and hospital,
429 South Third street. Office phone
old, 1916; new, 1888; residence. old
phone 1916.
WHAT DO you think of this:
The prices below will be made till
December 81, 1906:
GOLD SHELL CROWN. 22k. $3.50
GOLD FILINGS .......... 100
SILVER FILINGS ..... so
PLATE FILINGS ..... rs
Bridge work specially. All
grades of plate work that will suit
you. Painless extraction of teeth. All
work guaranteed. and OF best mate
rial.
DR.. KING BROOKS. Dentist. Sixth
and Broadway.
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South Third street. a we'll known
trained nurse, left this afternoon for
Paris, Tenn. on professional bust
ness.
Miss Addie Fenelon, OF Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. J r. Moore, Of
North Sixth street.
Mr.. Clip Husbonds has gone to
Dawson to visit.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25

Houston. Tex. Sept. Us General
l.. NJ. Oppenheimer. died suddenly
today at Navasota. Tex. He was ad-
Jutant-generai of the Texas National
guard during the Spanish-American
war and served as colonel in the Sec
ond Texas Volunteers.
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Media Hines and others to J, L..
Pulliam. property on the Wadesboro
road, $4,000.
B. NJ. Anderson to T. r. Anderson,
property In the county. 81 and other
considerations.
T. J.. Newell and others to Gather
Inc Clark, property In the Fountain
park addition, $500.
w. r. Paxton and r. NJ. Fisher to
John vogt, property at Ninth and
Bachman streets, s175.
Court Notes.
The state liquor license of Theo-
bold Peters was transferred to Mitch
ell & Dearmond and the location
changed from 1910 broadway to
1872 South Eleventh street.
Catherine Fletcher waived the
right to qualify as Administrative Of
the estate Of Addie Howell. 3
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Registered at the Palmer today
are: T. d. Franzine, st. Louis; |. II.
Pitt Springfield. o.; H N. Camp
bell. Louisville: J. d. Steinhart, New
York; NJ. J. Collins. Philadelphia; II.
n. Knapp, Cincinnati: S. W. Hager,
Frankfort; w. W. Backus. Clncin-
natl; B., F. Towle, New York: A. c.
Taylor. Nashville; z. ]. Kane, Chica-
go; Charles Patton, Atlanta; r. G..
Horne. Keokuk, Ia: Sol Greenaelder,
Chicago.
Belvedere: T. NJ. Wilson, Hamil-
ton. o.; d. p. Repp, Tupelo, Miss;
Z. c. Reeds. Fulton; S. J. Pardue,
Ashland City. Tenn; ]. ID. Cooper,
Richmond, Va; c. A. Kinderman.
Evansville; J. NJ. Levy st. Louis; z.
T. Long. Mayfeld.
Mrs. Frank o. Watts and Mrs
Jake Corbett will be the guests Of
Mrs. Hal Corbett
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Love, of New
York, will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. B. Phillips at their country
home. Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Watts also
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Philips.
Mrs. Anne Bergman. OF Clarks-
Vile, Tenn. will visit Mrs. Campbell
Flournoy.
Mrs. Xavia Haynie, of Gallatin,
Tenn. will visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Blocker.
Miss Ina Rollston is III OF malaria
at her home on North Fifth street
Coach Inspector w. A. Carter, Of
the I. c., is in Louisville on business.
His position here is being filled by
Mr.. Frank Budde, Of the car shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and
Mr.. Rollie Miller went to Princeton
this morning to visit.
Mr.. Flnls Fields, foreman of the
Illinois Central wrecking crew. has
returned from Hartford. KY, where
he had been visiting friends, Mr..
Jim McCarty had been In authority
In the crew during his absence,
Mr.. Ed Wheeler, foreman of the
In. g. tin and pipe fitting shops, has
returned after a several weeks vaca-
ton In Ohio.
Master Mechanic r. ]. Turnbull is
| In Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gresham left
today for Smthland TO attend the
bedside of her father. Capt. J. w.
Bush who is seriously sick. Drs. J.
r. Coleman and Horace Rivers were
called there in consultation yester-
day. Captain Bush is ~ years old.
Mrs. J. d. O'Brien is extremely III
of malarial fever at her home in Me-
chanicsburg.
Mr.. James Wheeler and Master
Lynn Boyd left today for Alexandria,
Va. where they will enter the Epis-
copal High school.
Mrs. S. e. Lindley, OF Sullivan,
Ind, is visiting Mrs. Frank Adams,
+, TIC Broadway.
Mrs. Hannah Adams. of Hitson-
vile, H.. is visiting her son, Frank
Adams, 706 Broadway. II.
Miss Lena Henneberger. of 2i6
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People and
Pleasant Events

Parties sending In accounts of so.
cial entertainments will please sign
them, as The Sun will not publish
Communications sent I'm that are not
signed.
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IN THE COURTS
Three Suits Filed.

Three suits were filed In circuit
court today by Attorneys Eaton and
Boyd. One is for W. C. Eubanks
against Il. II. Puryear on notes for
$225. Another Is for the American
Soda Fountain company against w.
n. Hayes 4 company on notes for
$3.50 with 4 per cent interest. The
third suit Is for the l.. Bauman Jew
elry company against J. ID. Sewers ON
notes for $500.
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Notice.

All members of Magnolia Grove
No. 2. Woodmen circle. are requested
to attend the funeral of Sow. May A.
Craft Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock from the residence. 6Sl Ten
nessee street. Evergreen grove is
invited to attend.
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HOUSE GIRL wanted. Goo
wages. Apply 107 Broadway.
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FOR SALE At bargain. Four
room cottage. 1922 North Thirteenth
street. Apply on premises.
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PADtCAH GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat. Csc bu.
Corn, Gao bu.
Hay-From jobbers to retail deal
ers-Strict grades. Choice Tim /,
$17; No. Tim, $3.50 No. Q Tim.
SIC. Fancy northern clover SIC.
From country wagons at public quail
ity medium to very poor, IS TO SIT
per ton for valous mixtures.
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WANTED-Cook. Good wages,
with room in yard. DR.. Sanders. 31s
S. 9Th.
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Local Markets.

Local Markets.
Dressed Chickens-20c to 35c.
Eggs---20c doz.
Butter-20c 10
Irish Potatoes-Per bu. zoe.
Sweet Potatoes-Per bu. 75c.
Country Hams 16c. NJ.
Green Sausage-Sc. 10.
Sausage-t0c 10.
Country Lard-11c 10.
Lettuce--5c bunch
Tomatoes-10c gallon.
Peaches-45c basket.
Beans-10c. gallon.
Roasting Ears-10c dozen.
Cantaloupes-20 to 40c doz.
Butterbeans--10c. quart.
Celery-40c dozen.
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FOR SALE Thirteen-room house,
modern conveniences. Old phone 464.
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FOR RENT Best business cor
ner in Brookport. Ill. Address Jas.
r. Hull. Brookport, Ill.
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FOR RENT-One furnished front
room, 617 Jackson street.
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FOR SALE-Nice harness horse.
Apply 1920 Madison.
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WANTED-Position in doctor''
office. Address o, care Sun.
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WANTED-Position as stenog-
'rapher. Address c., care Sun.
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CLEANING and pressing neatly
done. James Duffey. old phone 71S-r.
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WANTED Roommate for re-
fined young man at The Inn.
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WANTED-Position as house girl
or cook. NJ. B., care General Deliv-
cry. Metropolis.
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J. e. MORGAN, blacksmith. 400
S. Third Old phone 457. Superior
work guaranteed. Exclusive agent
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FOR SALE-A number one fuor
spar, 1926 South Fourth street.
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h FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
4l6 Sonth Sixth. Old phone 1886.
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms
40s Washington, old phone $500.
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A MODERN HOME tor sale. Six
rooms. bath. furnace hardwood
floors. up-.o-date In every partlcu-
lar. Apply on premises at 41s North
Fifth street,
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for fore stone side wire tires. the
best rubber tires made.
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FOR RENT Furnished room
219 South Fifth.
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TIPS.

l1IOs
NOW is THE accepted time for
you to look about your fire and lorna
do Insurance. as fall and winter are
coming. Remember the old and re-
liable Friedman Insurance Agency.
Office No. 1928 South Third street. Of
fee telephone No. $40. Residence
phone No. 1881. We represent some
Of the Oldest and best insurance COM
panies. which are paying their Losses
promptly. We protect your interests.
and you better be safe than sorry.
Give us a call.
, WANTED Boarders at The Inn.
HEATING and stove wood, Frank
Levin. both phones 437.
t. FOR RENT-One side Of store
42S Broadway. Phones 1913.
FOR RENT One large front
room at The Inn.
WANTED Roommate for a re-
fined young man at The Inn.
FOR SALE Thirteen-room house,
modern conveniences. Old phone 464.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms
40S Washington, old phone $500.
FOR RENT Furnished room
219 South Fifth.
FOR SALE-A number one fiuor
spar, 1926 South Fourth street.
CLEANING and pressing neatly
done. James Duffey, old phone 71s-r.
WANTED-Position as stenog-
rapher. Address c., care Sun.
FOR SALE-Nice harness horse.
Apply 1920 Madison.
WANTED-Position in doctors
Office. Address o, care Sun.
h FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
4l6 South Sixth. Old phone 1886.
FOR RENT-One furnished front
room, 617 Jackson street.
HOUSE GIRL wanted. Good
wages. Apply 1O7 Broadway.
FOR RENT Best business cor
ner in Brookport. Ill. Address Jas.
r. Hull. Brookport, Ill.
FOR SALE At bargain. Four
room cottage. 1922 North Thirteenth
street Apply on premises.
WANTED-Cook. Good wages,
with room in yard. DR.. Sanders. 31S
S. 9Th.
WANTED--Position as house girl
or cook. NJ. B.. care General Deliv-
cry. Metropolis.
FOR RENT Store room and
dwelling. 1903 South Third street.
Apply 7O5 Kentucky Ave.
FOR SALE Small morse and
run-about cheap. Apply $40 Broad
way.
WANTED Man to attend to
horses and cows. Apply 1000 Jones
street.
FOR HAMBURGERS and Hot Ia
males go to "Shorty's" HE South
Third or 1877 North Fourth.
HICKORY WOOD-Phones, Old
442. New sos. Delivered promptly.
e. e. Bell & Sons.
FOR RENT Three unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping Apply at
1907 Monroe street.
HOUSE AND LOT for sale Lot
40x16s, four room house, 400 South |
18th. Price $500. For particulars see
Mrs. Lizzie Ray, 400 South 18th.
FOR RENT-Up-to-date FIVE room
cottage, 623 North Fourth. Inside
Of house should be seen to appreciate
II. E. r. Dutt, or j. w. Lockwood,
II YIN tSi NO. nov
houses in Northview addition nea
18th street car line. w. D. Greer
52z Broadway.
4 bOST--Lady's Roman gold watch
either on Broadway or South Sixth
street. Return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
LOST-White setter bird dog.
Both ears lemon. Any Information
leading to his recovery viii be re-
warded Fred Rudy.
+, LOST Ladies' gold watch near
Fountain avenue or on Broadway
car. Reward for return to 226 1-2
Broadway.
FOR SALE Good grocery stand
Stock and fixtures. Extra good bar
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{ FOR SALE Small horse and
run-about cheap. Apply $40 Broad
way.
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FOR RENT Store room and
dwelling. 1903 South Third street.
Apply 705 Kentucky Ave.
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GASOLINE BOATS FOR SALE
15-horse power. Fairbanks Morse en-
CINE. Size 12x53, stern wheel. VIII
exchange for real estate. James r.
Hull, Brookport. ILL.,
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FOR RENT One large front
room at The Inn
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, WANTED Man TO attend TO
horses and cows. Apply 1000 Jones
street.
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HEATING and stove wood, Frank
Levin, both phones 437.
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+. FOR RENT-One side OF store
428 Broadway. Phones 1913.
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WANTED Boarders at The Inn.
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CONTRACTOR WEIKEL-Maso
ry and concrete work a speciality.
Office 1875 South Fourth. Phone 400
Residence phone 1887. Prompt at
tention to all estimates.
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FOR SALE-Tobacco factory cor
ner Fifth and Clay streets. Paducsh.
Ky. Apply to the Imperial Tobacco
company OF Kentucky. Henderson,
Ky.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
NEW BRICK BUILDING
 IS PROMISED DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Dec. l4.-(Special.) )-
 J. c. Cresswell, who arrived in Douglas several days ago, announced this morning that. he had decided to rect on his lot on c avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth street, now oc- cupied by Joe Conley's candy kitchen, a twO-story brick building early in the new year He is not sure whether he will begin this building on the first of January CT whether he will wait until after April 1st, the date of expiration of the present lease on the building The new building will be twenty-five foot front and have depth Of seventy feet and will be modern in arrange ments.
 MT. Cresswell purchased this lot four years ago during his residence in this city; the price paid for II was $500. Since then he has had many opportunities to sell the property al a good advance; during the present wear he has twice refused an oner oi s45OO for the lot. The many substan- tial buildings now going up in the near vicinity of the lot owned oy Cresswell has caused him to refuse all
 ffers 10 part with 1t and to determine o erect the building mentioned above. During the past year he has been re ,eiying s25 per month ground rent TOT the lot
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
ORTHODOX JEWS
 OBSERVE FEAST DAYS
Feast of Hanukah Will Con tinue For the Succeeding
 Eight Days.

DOUGLAS. Dec. 14.-(Special = The orthodox Jews m Douglas md
 The orthodox Jews in Douglas and throughout the world yesterday begun their annual celebration of the feast of Hanukah, in remembrance of the victories of the Maccabees over the hosts of the Syrian king, Antiochus Epiphanes.
 Hanukah Is also called feast of lights" because on the evening be fore the first day of the feast one light is kindled alike in synagogue and in the home, and every following night the number of lights is in creased by one, until on the eighth night every house and synagogue has it's eight lights all burning. No man. ual work. not even sewing, is permit ted by Hanukah lights in the house. On Hanukah evenings, therefore, 1t has long been the custom to indulge in games and other pastimes, but no game was permitted to be played fer money. Hanukah is an occasion for much joyousness and festivity, espe- cially by the younger folk. During the eight days of the feast the Haliel, or service of praise, is in- ciuded in the prayers and there Is also a special prayer inserted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
CHA RIVER RAMPAGE
 KILLS PAPER ROAD

q don't suppose that the Phoenix 3apers will spring for some time an other railroad dream about the main line of the Southern Pacits going through Phoenix The damage done io the river valley lines has demon strated once more that in the south vest it is better to go over lew steep grades and around numerous sharp curves than it is to go along fhe level river valleys which alternate hetween dry land and temporary lakes depending upon the season or the yeer"
 This was the remark of a Tucson business man, who is greatly amused at the Phoenix stock" stories about Tucson being cut off the main line or the Southern Pacific. says the Star.
 The latest tale to this effect ap- peared h the Phoenix papers about three weeks ago. The article was finely pictured and the writer showed hinself an excellent railroad builder.
 However. this paper line received a severe blow in the recent rise of the c Ia for. while it Is serious enough to have a branch line washed out, were the main line of the Southern Pacific to be put out of commission for { week or longer. the loss would mount into the hundred thousands.