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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
CHICAGO CUBS FIND
BOSTON EASY ON
HOME GROUNDS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

nal l1ONAL IfAtJ1 II.
CHICAGO. July 12.-Chicago took
two easy. games from Boston today.
playing Pday , both without an error, and
best work. scores:
First game r. H E.
Chicago -................ o
Batteries-Brown and king; young
and O'Neiil. Umpire-O'Day
Second game r. H. E.
Shlcago .-................ 8 0
Batteries-Pliester and Moran: Lin
daman. Dolan and Brown. Umpire
CINCINNATI. July 12.-New York de-
feated Cincinnati today in a game in
which long hits We're numerous. Wei
mer was compelled to retire after the
first inning. Score:
Slnclnna5l Slt, matt .'-........1i Il
New t,ss fors W.;,,o- ..;ii1e 1I.i, is 4
and Schlei; Taylor and Bowerman. Um-
pires-Carpenter and KLEIN.
PITTSBURG, July 12.-Pittsburg won
three runs were scored on five hits.
Brooklyn looked like a winner up to
that time. Score:
BraoRiyns BttsRHTs ..' 8 8 10 10 :
Batteries Mcfarland. Phillip and
Phelps; stricklett, Scanlon and Bergen.
in the ninth inning during which three
runs were scored, decided a seesaw
game with Philadelphia in favor of
ST. Louis. Score;
Sb,i.ssIsD,s St; bssIs ! e !
Batteries-Deshall and Beebe; Lush
'' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-Hess al
lowed the Washingtons but four hits
today two of which We're of the scratch
order and Cleveland won easily. Score:
r. H. E.
Washington ............-. 3
Observation-Disclosures and Kittredge;
Hess. Buelow and Clark:
hitting and Boston's poor fielding de-
ternined the result of today's game in
favor of the visitors. Score;
st. Louis .-.............. .
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor; Di-
neen and Garrigan.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Philadel-
was a battle of pitchers from start to
finish. Plank and Donovan allowed
each side only two hits. Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia PhiLoie ............2 3
NEW YORK. July. 12.-The local
Americans won out today to by hit
ting Smith in the seventh and ninth.
chase batted in three of the winning
runs and the fielding on both sides was
fast. Score:
Chicago .................' :, !
Batteries-smith and Sullivan; orth
and Klein.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

the big leagues. Johnny Kane put up
a brilliant exhibition, accepting eleven
chances without a black mark. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
Los ANGELES.

score of to 0. Randolph delivered
the ball for the locals and Gates op-
posed. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race i've furlongs. seliing-Atkins 10.
Ellerd 1IO, Wit 1O7 Silent Jean 10T. Fred
Uhrig 107. Colonel Jewell 10T Rustic Lady lO5.
Sicyon los. Get Rich Quick 105. Evelyn Griffin
I05. Iadora los, Whea tstone 1902
Second race. three-quarters OF a mile, selling
Chief Bush 11O. Doctor 10. Ocyrohe 11O. Dr.
Sherman 1OT Happy Chappy 10T. PettijOhn 10I.
Matt Hogan 1OT Paddy Lynch 10T. Phyz 100,
Katie Crews 105, Storma 1O5, Glen Brier 100
Third race. eleven-sixteenths of mile. sell
ing-Regal no, Urbano 1OT Titus ii 101, Irish
Jew l0T, Flourish 101, Belle Kinney los, Queen
Cup 105 Mabel Reed 1C5, Anona l05. Dotage
105, Kingsthorpe 102. Huachuca 102.
Fourth race, and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Epicure l07 Dueist 107. Tomahawk 10T
Bonar 1OT Calculate 10T. Flaunt 1OT, Little
Joker 1O7 Thaddeus I07, Briers 105, Jerushl 100
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile selling
Happy Lad 11O. Cascade or Diamonds, 105, Black
Eyes 105, Avonella 105. Santa Ray 1C5, Ia
yora 100.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards purse
Fisher Boy no, Briarthorpe no. Hippocrates
lOT, Gorgalette 10T. Kenova 105.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

Batteries-Pliester and Moran: Lin
daman, Dolan and Brown. Umpire
ODay.
CINCINNATI. July 12.-New York de-
feated Cincinnati today in a game in
which long hits were numerous. Wei
mer was compelled to retire after the
first inning. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
TROUBLE.
Games and Results.
San Francisco and Fresno at Oakland.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
Seattle at Portland.

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Fresno 5; San Francisco 4.
Portland 6; Seattle i.
Los Angeles 8; Oakland o.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

Plank and Powers.
NEW YORK. July. 12.-The local
Americans won out today to by hit
ting Smith in the seventh and ninth.
Chase batted in three of the winning
runs and the fielding on both sides was
fast. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

Batteries-Weimer. Hall. Livingston
and Schlei; Taylor and Bowerman. Um-
pires-Carpenter and Klein.
PITTSBURG, July 12.-Pittsburg won
the game in the seventh inning when
three runs We're scored on five hits.
Brooklyn looked like winner up to
that time Score.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
OUTW|TTED PAPA
Who Opposed Her Marriage Did the
County Registrars Daughter Who
Issued Her Own License.

Asheville, n C., Sept. 21.--It has
just leaked out here how the young
daughter OF the Registrar Of Deed,
of jackson county, stll minor, se-
cured, against her fathers will, a
license to marry her Detrohed. When
Miss Emma Dills. II years of age
announced to her faIner that she had
become engaged her rather cu1tly in.
formed her that she was too young 20
marry and that he would not give hi,
consent 10 any such arrangement. He
refused her a license TO be married
in Jackson county, and, furthermore
notified all the registrars of decds in
the neighboring counties not 10 issue
such paper 10 her
The girl made no attempt 10 eyade
the parental edict. ana the matter
had almost been forgotten. Recently.
however, it became necessary for
Dills TO leave the county and as was
his usual custom ar such a time. he
left Miss Emma in charge of hi. office.
In case anybody should apply for
license 10 marry during his absence
Dills signed his name 20 several blank
licenses, instructing the girl to IN
hem out with the names of the par
les making the application.
The young lady followed his in
tuctions TO he letter. filing out one
If the blanks with her own name and
hat of her intended. Then they were
married and the father was forced 90
orgive them and make the best of T.
he situation, for ne could not en- Pr .
nit against himself for issuing a
license 90 minor without her par
uts consent when he was himself 4
he parent and his name was signed
o the document.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
CORPSE SPOKE UP
And Asked for Salt Just as the Physi.
clans Decided Tnat He Was
Past Their Aid.

New oYrk, Sept Edward Nc.
EIroen, of Yonkers, came back to life
today after lying appa emily dead in
a hospital for half an hour with
stilled spiration, a heart that had
ceased to beat and body that al
ready had grown cold
McElroan, who is over six feet tail
and a man of great strength, was
taken to the hospital unconscious
from two blows which Fire Commits
'iouer Burns had struck upon his
head, inficting a compound fracture.
With the surgeons and nurses Of
the hospital assembled around the
operating table DR. RubIe had lust
begun to drill into the horribly in.
iured skull when 4 fellow surgeon
old him it would be useless to go
further with the operation, as tae pa,
tient was unquestionably dead
Or. Ruble and he applied every
known test McElroers heart had
ceased to beat, and ther was no move.
ment of respiration. The physic ans
began to clean their Instruments and
Sent for a porter to carry the body
away
They were startled by gaspine
breath from the operating table. Tha
dead man had moYcd one arm from
his side to his injured head and in a
wheeling smothered voice whispered:
For Gods sake give me salt"
The physic an order a nurse to
hurry salt and water to the patient.
When the salt had been injected
into an artery the surgeons started ar
dficial respiration. oxygen and Sc
rum were also injected, and after two
hours hard work McEroen although
,till unconscious, showed signs Of re
life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
LA TOILETTE WAS
DEFEATED BY
RAILROAD
LID TAKEN OFF AT HEARING AND
SENSATIONAL CHARGES ARE
CLEARLY PROVEN.
employees LED FIGHT
At the Polls and Their Expenses and
Salaries We're Paio BY the Bio
Corporation That Opposed
His Election in Senate.

ST. Paul, Mimi. Sept, 2l.--Late this
evening the state ra.fway and ware
house comm ssion. which is conduct.
ihg the hearing regarding the reason
ableness of commodity rates decided
to take the lii off" with reference 0
the testimony which Attorney Mamma.
han, of the Receivers and Shippers
association. has been endevaring to
get into the record 7or the past two
days concerning money spent by the
Chicago ST Paul Minneapolis and
Omaha railroad in an attempt to de
feat LaFollette, of Wisconsin, in his
last gubernatorial campaign
Under the examination which fol
lowed General Manager Trenholm ad
mitted to allowing employees of the
road to leave their duties to enter
The Wisconsin political campaign and
the payment Of their expenses from
the earnings Of the read.
He admitted that Solon Perrin, an
attorney, had been employed by tn
read to conduct the fight against La
Toilette in northern Wisconsin, bu
had no Knowledge OF Perrin taking
several hundred Italians into Hudson
andvo ting them at the polls in oppo.
sition to LaFoIlette.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
TO GUARD BANKER
With All Possible Care to Keep Son
From Seeing Him Before He is
Behind the Bars.

New York. Sept 2t-The arrival
here from Morocco early next week
Of Paul O. Stensland. The embe1zling
president of the Milwaukee avenue
State bank Of ChicSg5, viii probably
be he signal for a race 10 get posses
sion, of him Stensland f. in the Gus
i0dy Of Assi-ta States Attorney Oh.
son, of Chicago, who wa comm
stoned a United States agent 10 bring
him here Olson and the states at.
tWneys office Of Chicago want o
rush the defaultins oank president
west before his son. Theodore stems
land, and others interested. can get
the car of the fugitive Theodore
Stensland arrived here last night to
be ready to meet hi ia her. and It
is feared may try 20 ssuade him
from his intention of submitting
meakly
Detective Kinder, :or the Chicago
police. placed the necessary papers
for extradi'ion in The hands Of Gov.
Higgins AZ Albany and Governor
Stokes ai Trenton yes erday. H. has
permission to rush the rotaH thief
hack TO Chicago u is said that Kin
der ha- chartered one of the fa.test
rachts in The harbor to meet che
'ruz Adelbcrt al Quarantine.
The moment the yacht gets along
side The liner IL il the plan 10 put
-tpus1gnd aloarH 49, h.- r.c,. r.
Jersey City and pia@a bin or a train
.or Chicago before his s1n can r.
% him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
SM|THSSENTENCED
TO Prison and Assessed Heavy Fines
For Holding Negroes as Slaves
in Southeast Missouri.

Cape Girardeau. Mo- Sept 2l-Iu
the cases OF the men convicted of
peonage here. Judge Pollock today
sentenced Charles NJ. Smith to three
years and six months in The peniten-
liary At Fort Leavcnworth. Kansas.
aud fine of s. 900. Charles ".
smith. Ir- to- two years iH TIE pcni.
ieniiary. and a fine of g. 900 Ben
Stcne and Ben Fields were each SEN
fenced to one year aud six months and
sloe fine. ". Lee Rogers and William
woods. each two years and SIX months
and 500 fine. Floyd WOodsf to two
years and six months and 500 fine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
ANARCHY RIFE
IN CUBA; PLAN
INTERVENTION

the presence Ct warships suggests
every evidence of Intervention.
Rebels Move Onto Havana.
Truce between the opposing forces
continues, The government, however,
is moving troops toward the city and
new rebel forces are coming rapidly
toward Havana to ccnnect with the
rebels surrounding the capital.
1t is understood here that Secretary
Taft has sent gloomy mess age to
President Roosevelt saying that prl-
vate reports received by him from
the interior are to the effect that a
state bordering onto anarchy prevails
throughout almost the entire island.
the exception being made of sections
on the coat
II is known that Taft has recided
absolutely not to treat with the armed
rebel forces. This is taken to mean
that American Intervention and Amer
lean occupation must inevitably fol-
low.
In measure Tafts decision may
be due to the attitude of the Cuban
which refuses such recog-
milton of rebels as would be implied
through Intermediary by the United
States Intervention, as contemplated
would mean the taking over Of the
affairs of the entire island, pending
a final settlement
Majority Favor intervention.
An impartial canvass by the Asso-
ciated Press among the Cubans N
high positions and representing the
most important commercial and finan-
cial interests here showed that it is
the unanimous opinion that
intervention alone can afford guar
lntee of restoring and maintaining
peace
An Associated Press correspondent
oday visited General Acosta and was
to scrutinize the equipment
1f the Insurgents AcGsta said that
If the government was upheld by
taft and Bacon he would continue
ighting for the righteous cause of the
Insurgents.
AT midday Pine Guerra, with $500 |
men entered the province Of Havana |
It Caimito, twenty miles from Hav- .
ma. Guerra Friday night, effected a
JUNCTION with the force of Garlic. |
of l,300 men, and all resum-
d their march toward Havana.
Major Ladd, of the United States
rmy, visited Guerra's camp today.
IS the insurgents marched he careful
counted their force and reported
D Taft and Bacon their exact
trength, Guerra's army is well
quipped for a long campaign against
ne city and in addition to far better
lounts than the government forces.
ne insurgents have plenty of arms
nd ammunition as well as several ma ,
line guns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
MAYORS WIFE
Wants Him to Resign, Lest He Be
Done Bodily Harm.

Evansville Ind, Sept 21.-Mrs.
John Boehne, wife OF Mayor Poehne.
fears for his life since John Flicke.
an alleged maniac, rushed into his
Office yesterday and demanded that
be give him all the tax money paid
In the Unitcl States
Mrs. Boehne want the mayor 10 re
ign at once, lest some person do him
bodily harm. However the man who
'aused her Apprehension is jailed. All
Jews pertaining TO 'ae mayor is kept
from Mis-. Boehne she is said to be
IN the verge Of nervous pro tration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
FOR LAND FRAUDS
Two More indictments Returned at
Boise, iGano.

Boise. Idaho, Sept. 2l.-Two more
indictments were returned We terday
by the federal grand jury in the land
fraud cases originating at Meadows.
one was against T. b. Snyder. Unitde
states court commissioner at Mead.
ows. supposedly for ;rregulari les in
connection with final proof. The othe,
was again t George zoe. Indicted on
saturday The first Indictment was for
subornation of periury. tho secnod for
con piracy TO defraud the govern
ment. Snyder has given bond. but Roc
is held IN default Of hail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
Car Load Of Dynamite
Does Awful Damage
in JeIIico, Tenn
TWELVE BLOWN To
BITS; SCORES HURT
10000 POUNDS LET GO WITH RE
PORT THAT WAS HEARD, 20
MILES AWAY--DEPoT.
STORES AND HOMES
ARE SHATTERED.

Jeiiico, Tenn, Sept q. Twelve
deaths, the iniuring OF scores OF other
| persons and $500. 900 damage ID nron-
Ielty We're caused here TODAY when
car load of dynamite standing on
track near the Southern railway dc
/ pot exploded with a report that was
heard for twenty miles.
| Buildings were shattered ia the
business section OF the town and
nearly every piece of glass within
radius of one mile of the scene was
broken.
The dead are:
GEORGE ATKINS. aged 80 years.
llneman for the East Tennessee Tele-
phone company.
JOHN COOK aged 50. car inspector
for the Southern railway.
WALTER RODGERS, aged 2S years
clerk for United States Cold Storage
warehouse
JOHN GORDON.
JAMES SHARPS.
JAMES LOVETTE. aged IL years.
IDA RAYNE, aged years.
JAMES REYNOLDS.
JOHN HOCHWAY.
JOSEPH SELLERS.
ONE UNIDENTIFIED MAN
1t Is estimated that at lea I 10000
pounds Of dynamite were in the
freight car when It exploded The
exact cause CT the explosion IS not
known
The depot of the Southern railroad
located near the scene of The explo-
sion was wholly wrecked. The Glen.
Morgan and the Ca-mathlan hotels
were badly damaged The third story
of the latter being wholly destroyed.
Busine $ houses were badly dis
figured and stocks of goods ruinec,
while residences suffered severely.
windows and doors Deing blown ont
In houses miles from the scene.
Among the buildings totally -.
sroyed were the warehouses of the
Armour Packing company, Jung
Brewing company. Pinnacle Brewing
Kentucky Consum4-s Oil
company and he Standard Oil com
Dauy
The Jellico Furniture couanys
collapsed and the stock OF
he Smith Dry Goods company was
practically ruined. Fully 20 othr
firms suffered losses but they occn.
)ied small buildings.
Many people are homeless as a re.
.ult of the disaster Almo very
was destso-ec and cooking
'anuot be done in many of the
lOuse-.
Every street in town is either blown
o pieces or is damaged 10 such an
Ntcnt IL is ruined and the site Of
he explosion Is marked by hflo in
he earth fully 20 feet deep ami 20
eet In diameter
The town tonight is pat-olled by
90 armed men sworn in by Mayor
Baird. People. rendered homeless. by
be explosion. were fed tonight from
torres which had not beenw recked
The streets are de.erted. The
mayors order requiring an 10 remain
D doors having proven effective.
Troops are expected in the m0ra- q
lg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
CROWD SEES JOCKEY
KILLED N A RACE

New York. Sept 81 Jockey Boz
'rsnd Frieshuu Of New O-lcans. was
Instantly killed and ;ockev G Ross
sustained a fracture of thc skull a. p
re-ult Of al accident in The fifth race
a Gravesend today before a large
rowd G BUNS al-o fell but esrapad
nlHrv- Pos was taken % Eme-g mes
hospital
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
FOR KILLING HER HUSBAND.

L0gauspor. lad. sept 2I.-Marr A.
Heedle. widow. was given sf.500 dam
ages in ihe circuHt court today for the
loss Of her husband Bailey. Who was
killed by the Wabash Railroad A.
Delphi = wear ago He was conductor
of fre ght train and vas in the ca
boose when an open switch permitted
= last passenger train 70 dash into
The sidlnz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
MOROCCO NATIVES
PLAN A HOLY WAR

Tangier Sept 2l.--fhe tuation in
Morocco is becoming daily more
menacing. European properties at
Faflef, Riff Mogador Casa Blanca ana
st7s fFangies asr being ihreaiened,
The natives arc eqaippins ana or
ganizing as If for a Holy war, and
the Sultan's authority IS non-exstent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
BOSTON CHOSEN.

Boston. Sept. 21-Boston was Sc
lecied as the netting place next year
at today's sess-o Of the annual con
Fention uf the supreme council of the
Scottish Rite Masons Of the North
western jurisdiction
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
ASKED FOR DELAY.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept 21.-Thc dele
cation which was to have called on
Governor Harrie IN day 10 lay befora
him The alleged Irregularities of MI.
ami University asked for a postpone
mn.t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22

Hish or low, gentle or simple. the
japanese wife IS above reproach. the
Incarnation Of faithfulness and devo-
tion-magnidcent in her loyalty 10 the
duties of Der state. FortnightIy Ra-
Fisw.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22
SECOND DISASTER
That Has 5efailen Jelieo j. Recent
Yesrs-Shoek Felt n Knoyvilie.

Knoxville Team sept s1-Thr c-.
1losion Of a car iead IT dynamite al
ieiiico was plainly felt here This
morning News IT the disaster was
immediately teleeraph-d here AM
pecial train bearinCp hysicisns AMI
q rescue party was cert oui 81 De
Southern railway
Word from Jciiico iaaieit siaies
that many Of the persons injured are
in a serious condition ana that the re-
cov7ry of several doubtful " e
~ those killed were working Or saad.
ng rear the track The chudren Who
were blown TO bits we-e playlag
alongside the depoi vhen fhe expir-
ion occurred 4 majority of those
iurt however. we're injured bF falling
walls and many Here caught under
he debris Of their oen homes or
( Cgucisdsd % ssooBd paSs1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22

THERE MAY BE some money for
YOU hidden away among today's
classified ads. Try to locate it--bc 4
''prospector."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-22

ONE WEDGE DRIVES ANOTHER,
and, sometimes, the first publication
OF an ad. only prepares the way for
the second.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-27

Yesterday was a quiet day at the
local hotels.
Dave Dunning of the Plateau val
ley. is in town TODAY.
Mrs. DR.. Masser. of Fruita, is visit
ing friends in the city today.
Electric motor. good for clipping.
See w. l.. Eastman, 535 Ute.
r.. e. Vickery of the Colorado Mid
land, win go to Denver tomorrow
Frank NJ Burger and family of
Palisade are spending the day in the
city.
Experienced chambermaid wanted
at Hotel La Court. woman with home
preferred.
A large number of Palisade fruit
growers are in town attending the
meetings of the two associations.
Senator Horace T DeLong left
last night for Denver on a business
trip. He will be out of the city sew.
eral days.
Miss REEVE Stone Ferbrache viii
return home tomorrow from Denver
where she has been attending the
grand opera performances at the
Broadway theatre.
There were three limitations at the
meeting of the Rebellahs last night at
Odd Fellows hall. Many new applica-
tons were received. A pop corn"
social followed the business session.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-27
CELEBRATE. ANNIVERSARY.

The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Primrose on Gunnison avenue
was the scene of a happy gathering
last evening. 1t was the third an
niyersary of their marriage and the
Young couple marked the day by
eharmingly entertained a small party
.of their friends.
There were about twenty ladies and
gentlemen present The home was
'astefully and most pleasantly decor
ated with holly, ferns, smilax and cut
flowers. There was a profusion Of
'hese evergreens and fora beauties
and many pretty effects were arrang-
ed in the parlor and dining room.
During the early part of the even
ing the guests enjoyed finch and pro-
sressive whist. Following cards a
sumptuous dinner was served. There
We're three courses. The menu could
hardly have been more elegant and
the service was of the same high
quality.
Late in the evening a short music
NJ program delighted the guests. Miss
Etta Lapham's solo was beauti-
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-27
TRANSACT MUCH BUSINESS.

The regular weekly meeting of the
board of directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was called at eight O'Clock
last night by President Carnahan.
The following directors were present
Carnahan. Carpenter. Desch, Moody
Lyons Plank and Orr.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The high line canal situation was
brought up and discussed at length.
A motion prevailed that the chair APP
point two additional members for
the committee which has the high
line canal matter in charge. The
chair appointed w. S. Wallace. to rep
resent the Water Users association
and j. H Heron was appointed a
member to represent the Grand Val
ley Homesteaders' association.
There We're no important COM
munications.
The special committee appointed at
the last meeting to investigate the
new irrigation pump invented by Ira
G. MITCHELL was not ready to report
Two members of the committee had
examined the pump and had its uses
and advantages explained to them.
This morning the other members of
the committee investigated the in
vention and a favorable report will
be made to the Chamber of Com
merce and a resolution commencing
the invention of Mr.. Mitchell will
doubtless be adopted.
William Craig of Ogden. president
of the Salt Lake Valley Canning fac
tory. of ogden. Utah, who is in the
city for the purpose of making in
vestigations with a view of establish
ing a canning factory here was pres
ent to confer with the board. The
matter was discussed at some leng-
tn and a committee consisting of
Messrs. Orr, Plank and Moore. was
appointed to attend the meetings
of the fruit growers associations
this afternoon and ascertain the feel
ings of the growers regarding the
canning factory proposition before
taking any further steps.
The application of d. T. Reames
for membership was received and
favorably acted upon.
The board then adjourned.