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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
INTERURBAN RAILWAY.
Barney Mohlcr Selects Route Through
Ichi for His Road.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI, July 1-Barney Mohler. the
Interurban railway promoter, accom-.
panied by his engineer, Guy Sterling.
was In Lehi Tuesday and yesterday,
and submitted to City Recorder j. T.
Winn the names OF the streets selected
for his railway. He proposes TO come
in on the State road. turn south on
Center street to Main and follow this
street TO the eastern city limits. Mr..
Mohler says that he intends commence
date.
Work was commenced yesterday by
the contracting firm of Willis e Stewart
on the Mount Pickle station at the San
Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake depot.
The building Will be large enough TO
hold 200 acres of pickles and several
hundred tons OF cabbage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Grand Officers I'm Town.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI, July 1.-Lehi lodge No d. l. o.
o. F., received an official visit last even
ing from the grand lodge officers Those
who came were Grand Master T NJ
Strlnger OF Park City. Past Grand Master
Eph Homes OF Provo Grand Representa-
tvcs ]. j. Thomas and Ed Pierce OF Salt
Lake City After the usual inspection and
talk bv the visitors a social entertain
ment was given by tho Rebekahs and
tho 0dd Fo11Ows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
EUREKA is IN LINE.
Interesting Programme Is Arranged
for the Fourth of July.

Special TO The Tribune
EUREKA, July 1.-The people OF Eu-
reka are hard at work preparing for
one OF the best Fourth of July celebra-
tions in the history OF the camp. The
finance committee raised about 5000
among the business houses and this
amount OF money insures splendid pro-
gTamme Of sports.
Instead OF drilling contest the com
mttee has substituted a mucking, or
shoveling, contest, which will no doubt
be q feature OF the celebration. This is
something a little out OF the ordinary
and the big cash prizes Will attract
large number OF entries.
In the voting contest, which closed last
night Miss Pearl Stewardson was elected
Goddess of Liberty. She received a total
OF 23a4 votes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02

the company on a practical scale. One
representative of the company is going
East In a few days to try and float
some Of the stock. Tno company has
good showings on its ground and il IT
can raise the means to put IN about one
years good steady work it la confidently
expected that II will result In the show
Ing of proposition Of much merit
The Annie Laurie and the Sewer Con
solidatcd arc moving along nicely and
the district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Fast Driving Must Stop.


'PcVIaI 10 Tie Iribune.
OGpEN, July lowing to the reck-
less habits OF some people tn indI,Iga
IN fast driving In Ogden canyon and
the eVer-Present possibility OF run.
aways. Sheriff Sebring has posted one
or his deputies, Seymour Clark in the
canyon for the remainder OF the sea-
son clark VIII arrest every fast driver
or automobllist that Is violating the
salety provision, and Will put out his
ehtlre cHort to prevent catastrophes,
thus insuring safety to the multitudes
who take the canyon for diversion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
MINES LOOK GOOD
IN SOUTHERN UTAH
Gold Mountain Country Con-
tinues to Give Great
Promise.
SIGNAL PEAK PROPERTY
REPORTS A BIG STRIKE
Other Mines in the Locality Are
Also Looking Extremely
Well.
Special to The Tribune.

SptIldl 10 L he Tribune
RlCHFlELD. July ii II Nelson,
superintendent OF the Signal Peak
mines Is down from Gold Mountain and
he confirms the report of the recent
strike in the property. He has not yet
had assay returns. but is confident 1T
VIII be very sntl:Nactory.
IhlS vein has developed in a some
what unusual manner. IT was first en-
countcred as a soft. decomposed streak
In running ground This ground com
PEELED slight change In the course OF
the tunnel at the time to get through II.
II was filled with loose pieces of quartz
In which values were found. No partic-
ular attention was paid to this at the
time, as another point was in view
Ledge Followed Up.
A short time ago it was decided TO
follow up this broken led~e matter and
the latest report Is the result 1t has
Improved In tone right along until now
IL has developed Into good. lively.
strong lead. At present 1t is about four
feet wide and strcaked all through with
a pigeon blue stain. which carries the
values ColorS can be seen with the
naked eye In almost any part of 1t.
Gold Mountain is beginning to pick
up ngain. There has been an enforced
idleness for several months on surface
work on account Of unusual snow
depths, but access to most OF the ground
is rapidly improving and operations have
already gone on TO their ground or are
preparing to do so A very active sea-
son is assured.
Outlook Satisfactory.
In several properties where condi-
tionS like the Signal Peak enabled
underground operations throughout the
winter development work has been quite
satisfactory This Is especially true OF
the Annie Laurie Extension, the Bank OF
England, the Copper Butte the Golden
Treasure, the Gold King the Silver
Queen and others One OF the PROPOSE
tions which is expected TO be the scene
OF operations on an extensive scale Is
the owningS of the Kimberly Mining
Park, Surprise and other claims. held by
a company of which Willard +. Snyder
is at the head
Something Looked For.
Something important for the future
of the Log Cabin and Gold Development
companies holdings is expected upon
the return of Manager NJ F. Murray
from his trip East where he has gone
to consult with the directors and lead
ing stockholders OF the companies.
Everything Is in readiness at the u. &c
y tunnel of the Gold Development
ground to resume work where II was
left off when the SHOWS handicapped
operations TO such an extent that work
had to be suspended The tunnel Is in
drilling machine ready TO start.
To Develop Group.
At a recent meeting OF the directors
of the Mineral Peak Mining company
steps were taken which it is hoped Will
enable the development of the very
promising group of claims owned by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
JULY 4TH RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets on sale July and 4. good
for return to July 6, Rates based on
the reduction effective July l. See
agents for full particulars. City ticket
office, 20l Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific.

Tickets on sale July 1 TO 10 inclusive
and July 49, 20 and 81. Following rates
VIII apply from Salt Lake:
omaha or Kansas City and re-
turn ......., .,,...........,......S $4,000
Chlcago and return. n..,.......,..... 81. so
st Louis and return. rn.............. Sc so
St Paul or Minneapolis and re-
turn ........ .,...,.,.,........... So 90
Tickets good for return TO October
81, 1906 Proportionately low rates TO
many other points. See agents for
particulars, City ticket Office, POI Main
street
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Yropftta WeFpre,tBen.

0dn3tg. Our6 9utt6ldg etf
mes pferbes erlttt Der &anpnier Stez
eebann bon Der 4. 8atterie bes 6ie>
faen Observation-Disclosures go. 70
cine Quetfduns bes nnterleibes nit
Darmsstreibuns. Ct 1T ieinen @ers
febr,seen erlegen. - @rf9pHen bat
F6 Elm i'm 81. 2ebensia6r ftebenber,
fe6r qeaGteter mnb beliebter 8Irger
unfsrer Stabt, S4mtebemeiter 9ubs
nobsfi. Our9 Wsubauten entftans
bene petunidre S9pieristeiten unb
miblids @erbdltntfe baben benz
ftrebfamen Manne bic Waffe in bic
9anb gebriidt.
Strf&am. Grtrurten 1T betm
Batsn In Der Weidiel Der S9loferz
lebrlins Sofspt Mattbius bon bier.
Gr gina NIT eintgen feiner &ameras
BEN an bi. @siGiel Bel 3etsgenborf,
mo er bon ben bort lasernben 3rafs
ten na9 gn%ttleibuns in bic Wsidfel
fpranq. OILS 1eine &ameraben bur9
bilfernfe auf i'm aufmertiam muir
ben, fpranssn lie linn iofOrt gu 9ilh.
gs mar iebod beretts gu fpdt, er per>
f6panb Dor i6ren 4usen unb Tam
nt9t msbr gum 8orf6etn.
GIbtnq. sseusr serft0rte bic
8ddrrei unb bas Wobuhaus bes 3D.
dermeifters Sh0nberg. = &iir5lid
fpielte bas 5iGhrise SDdterhen bes
am Sdiffsbolm pobnbaften Qrbeis
tiers Sermann NIT mebreren Glteren
Rinbern am Glbtngflub. Wdbrenb
fid biefe ouf einen Mueenbltd entz
ferntem, ftiir3te bas Wdb9en in ben
Ilub nnb ertrant. grif ipGter tonnte
bic 2ei9e sebprsen perben.
2raienc3bn. Das ~ Sabre
alte &inb bes 8efibers 3arnppsti it
I'm nabeliesenben 8ru9 in einem uus
bepa6ten Mugenblid ertruntsn.
HtdeIspaIbe. 3pei Rnas
BEN i'm Glitter Jon 10 unb II Sabren,
SDbns bes Gtf9ers &r0nte, finb
beim 8aben in Der Office, unipeit be3
Deideilbur4fi8es. 10 psit in Sc.
seaanger, baB lie Dor ben Aussn
ibrer mitbabenben Sptelfameraben
bon ben Welen trfabt uhb bonn
Stranbe aetrieben purben. Obipobl
bic In Der Ndbe bef4dftigten Slider
fofort nit einem Boot 6erbeieilten,
fpnnten BITE Rnaben ni4t gerettei
tperben.
pre9lau. Der 14iGbrise
Di.nftne9t pebnid bon Bier tpolt,
feline in S6Dntbal ppbnenben Glterr
b.IuGen. l~lnterfpvgs bat er iebenfaus
Elm 8ab nebmen molten. benin be el
BET fetnen GIterr unb aaf jstne,
DienffteIIe ntnt eintraf, tpurbe mad
ibm gefu&t anh mon fanb feline Rleis
Der an Der @rabe unb I'm Glub istns
0siAA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
. abetm.
Son u. &oerth.

gtin tpanb're i3 auf alien @eaen,
2te tf Dor pielen Sabren etng;
g8o tb als iibermiit9' ger &nobe
Sol6te na6 iebem S6metterlina.
gs buften rings bieielben 8Iumen,
Sic i1 gum fleinen GtruliB germ tpdnb,
Sen i6 NIT bo6bealiidtem Ser5en
Sests IN meiner Siebiten Sanb.
SD fired ins bobe @ras mi% nieber
llio laui6e fro6 Der 9erGe 2ieh
@S gibt bic Seintntb mir BEN Srfebeu,
Ser IN Der Sremoe mid itets mich.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

~sodter zines friib berforbenen,
~ehrensperthen 8eamtsn," fnbr tener
FORT, rbefu9ts tie Die &o919uls unb
biloete fi9 fpeiter aus. gu einem ein<
5elnen 6errr min fe ie6o9 ni9t ale,
ben, fte fiiblt fi9 in ibrer isbissn Stels
lung re9t tpobl, ba Der 9aushsrr TIRE
&unft unb ihren Gbaratter I9dBt unb
ba tie frsi f9altsn tunn. Srau unS
SDdter itDren iie ni6t."
rOas babe i9 gemertt," erpiberts
Sitermann.
r9ndbige 6rau per5eihen," fagte et<
ntse Wohen fpdter Grdulsin 9berefe
5ermann an t6rer rUtaDame ntg
mub meine Stenuns tiiubigen; t4
beiratN."
$50, men bsnn2" frugte Die 9nd<
bise nit urgnGbtger Misne.
rMein 8rdutiQam bittet mid, es
mod ni9t mitsutbeilsn."
so! Nd, ba piirf9e i9 S9nen bel
@liid!" ertpiberte Trau Wolin nit
unglii6brphenber Stimme. -
Isle Beneibenstpertbsr!" fagte els
nige Monate fpGter 6err Wo1tn az
9iftermann e 60. rSuben fi9 EN-
foldes tltlinurif9es @ente uuf 2ebens<
seit gefifsrt; unb babel fat lie, mas ia
ftets on ibr gef3dBt babe, Ghdratter
mn Seinnsf;ihII"
rSttmmt!" f9munsslte Der 9rpBz
faufmann nit aliidli9er G%rinnerung
an iein beuttses Mahl. rSttmmtl
8eibes bat meme Sbersfs in Donem
Mabe, tpie f0nnt. fe fonit = 10 porz
5iigli9 fo6en2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

gtf@ofRein. Ss benz benz
Sif4lermeiter &lein gehOrissn
Wobnbauie auf benz fogenannten
3iegelberss brad Jeuer aus, bas ii4
nit GROCER @ef9pinbigfeit petter
berbreitete. Niebergebrannt finb udt
Wo6nbGuTer nebft ben baau eehOrigen
@taGssbduben. &c Sumilien finb
ubba&los. Ser Sa9fdaben 1T srOB,
ba MIR tpenis perii4ert mar.
@ilge. Der %18iGbrige geiiber>
fpbn 0eorge 2pleit BON bier lift i'm
6aff ertrunten. Gr befanb ii4 nit
feinem Batter i'm 3~piebsltubn auf Der
Sabrt mad Memel. Sn Der NG9e
BON @9paraort f"tiir5te ct betm
StG~srn aus benz Gabr5eug unb bers
fant iofort Dor ben Iusen bes
@aters, Der ibm persebens etn &uber
slr &ettung aurei6te.
5etnrt9spaGbe. Gtnen
blutigsn Qbfdlub bette Der fiiraIi9
bier abgebdltene Sabrmarft. 9egen
10 1lbr Ibenbs fanbsn bic 9enbar<
men aenotat : Seinri4spalbe unb
nfats@r. Sfaissirren auf benz
pferbemartte ben 3nedt Iuguf
Wensfat aus On Der &urpe beftnz
nungslos por. Na4 lleberfihrung
bes @6perperlebten mittels elmer
Orpfdfe nod benz &reisfrantenhaufe
tpurbe feftgeftent, bab Wenstat bon
benz @rbetfer &rins@Nbl. Setnri9sz
palbe nit einem Stein in befttaltf6er
@eiis 5useri9tst mar. Shm mar BITE
Oberlippe seipalteu nnb mehrere
3dhne ausgsf9lasen.
RHbnprt. Oas atpeiiGhrise
SD6teraen bes Gisentbimers Rsd
fiel Dom @tes in ben Sei4 unb srs
trdnt.
QDpenhasen. Gin @iitersus
iiberfubr bier BEN Silfspeidenifeasr
S9ipp.r. Dem @erunsliidten prrz
BEN elm Bein absefabren unb mebrere
Rippen ssbro9en, AUDI bat er am
Rppf lebensesfGbrli9e WerleBunsen
srlitter. Sie S4ulb 1T benz 8erleBs
ten ielsf 5uauf9reiben.
Marggrabppa. Der %
Sabre alte 2ebrsr Din bonn biefisen
8aInur'fden @aiienhuus 1T in benz
Sorfbru9 neben benz preb14en Ibs
bau als 2ethe e~efnnhea Sb Der
unsliitlid. f9 ielbft Elm 2eib augea
fiist pber auf tpeIde Wetfe sr in ben
Sprfbru9 ssratben unb ertsunfen TT,
tpnnts nidt f.ftsefte1t trerben.
piIIau. geim 8aben in Der
Gee it Der 5eiser S4mibt pom
Sp%rpebpboot IS 125" ertrunten. OBJ
slei& Elm Oedoffister nod Rettunsss
berfude u%nternahm, gelans es ihm
ntdt, ben Werunsliidten ben Welen
su entreiBen. Ste 9ei4e TT sebors
gen.
Steben. Dur9 9libfdlus
purben bic @e60fte Der Beftber pala
lud unb &o6an eingedfdert. Ser
fdiebenes @ieb unb @efliisel TT mits
~berbronnt. 8pn BEN Wirtbf4aftss
serdtben 1T faft gar ni&ts ssrettet
porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Die Sonne bspest fi9 nit

Die Sonne bepest fi9 nit
elmer 8ei4pinbisfeit BON 20 &iloms,
tern bic Sefunbe auf etnen 9untt
Der fiioliden Mil9ftrabe bin. Shre
8epesmng mfb porIdufis nod ais
serablinis selten.
Ilssr6Bter 9eisbals mar
Der fiir5lid peritOrbsne Batter 4tbn
bon Bern in Der Sdfpeis betunnt, Der
tdgli9 nidt mehr als brei erbstteIte
Gents aussat unb EN- 8ermDeen BON
$4,000 biaterlieb.
Vie &iefenfrabbe maero.
4efia &ferD, bic on Der iapunis
f4en &iifte in Der Sieffee Iebt. flaf.
teri bon elmer S4eerenfpibe bis aur
anberen 10 SUB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Gin Wstntffer, Ser nt@t bemdeIu
min.

Mit 8e3ug auf Die 8erpeigerung
sOrbens Der ghrenlegion on Sds
rub 8ernbarbt ridtete @uitub Simon
als Sobn BON sSules Simon on ben
BARRIER r6ieuro" ein S4rsiben, mos
rim er mittb.ilts, bub auf @eranlaiz
flung ieines @aters, Der bdmals W2i>
niiter bes 0ffentliden unterridts uno
Der fdOnen &iinite mar, Der beriibmte
S4uuipteler &esnier (G. 5. Regnier,
langidbriger SetretGr Der rgpmebie
Grancaife") i'm Sabre 1872 bas
areu8 Der Gbrsnlesion. ~uuerbings
nu9 beftigem WiDerf treben BON
Sbiers, erbaltsn babe. 4ls Simon
benz prGfibenten ben @ori9lde ma9<
ts, ri.f bisisr:
rWoran benten Sie2 Gin 9om6>
biant!"
.Qber elm GROCER, elm fsbr GROCER"
erpiberte Sules Stmon.
yl1nmOeltd."
sd beitebe barauf."
yWir tppllen uns niht I'm Elm Dr.
benstreus herumffreiten.~
LIMB sic tpsrben mir ni9t Shre
l1nterfdrift Der!peisern."
sd pertpeistre re-, fagte Sbiers
bDfli&, aber NIT gntI9isbsnbeit.
.9ut", iaste Simpu. ri9 beftehe
auf metnsr 4nfi9t, unb tpenn sic
uuf Shrer Weiserung beteben eh
bien."
r@ie babem BEN @&Gbel zines grs>
tpnen.A
Sd babe i'm ni9t umiont, uber
penr sic auf S6rem DiIen behar>
rem. -.
Sbiers unterbra9 ben Minifter:
rGut, mein lieber Sreunb, Sic iol>
len ben Sbren baben!~ limb NIT feiz
rsr aarten Stimme fiigts er hinau:
$50 unangenebm es mir aud 1T, 10
iperbe ih bas Oetret unter5ei9nen,
aber unter etner 8ebinsung. ."
m8ebinsunsslps~, mari Simon
Elm.
yunter Der 8ebineune, baB sic
Reainer als grpfefor bes @Dni erpas
toriums arsaet9nen.~
r9as lit cine 9eu9elet," rief Si<
mon, rba3u biete i4 ntdt msine
9anb!"
Der Streit bauerte f9on atpor>
gig Minuten, ba faste Simon enb>
lid:
u9ut, sic perben bas Oefret un>
teraei6nen, sic tperben Regnier aIs
profefpr bes gonferpdtortlms aus
aeidner, unb 'id perbe bds &reua
benz s4uufpislsr ssbsn unb ibm la
gen. -"
.Was tperoen sic ibm fagen2"
rSie perben f9pn feben; ih tperbe
niat heudeln.A
Oils nun bic Preispertbeilune Der
S6iiler oes gonperiutpriums ftatts
fanb, purbe Regnier bon Simon duf>
gsrufsn. Ser Miniftsr heftste tim bas
areus on unb faste, buB iebermann
i'm Gaale es b0ren tonnte:
,Das Detret perleibt ben Orben
benz prpfeHor, ia aber gebe i6n benz
grpbsn aiiniler i'm Iamen Der &es
publif."
SIM acknowledgement Rinifferrath
fiirhtete Simon, Der qrdiioent tpers
be iiblsr 2aune iein, aber S6iers,
briidte feinem Mintfter Id9elnb Die
Sanb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
CHILDREN
If You Have Any AiEng Ones This
viii interest You.

I'VE see so may little boys and
g RI, hnout town Nhn are weak, thin.
legged and hollow-cheeked," said MIR.
johnson, our we'll known druggist, "it
seems a shame to allow them to re-.
main SO, fer they will grow up into
weak, Sickly and nervous men and wo-
men, without the vitality to work or
enjoy life.
IT." continued Mr.. Johnson, THE
fathers and mothers OF such children
would believe what We cay OF Vinol,
we would zee q great difference in the
appearance OF the younger generation
OF the city. VOC know Vinol iS not u
patent me dicine, and lie jest the tonic
growing children need, II will make
for them good, healthy Aesh, sound
bone, hard muscle and rich, red blood
"rrue, Vinol is q cod liver oil prep
aration. but it doeS not contain Q drop
OF oil. or any bad tasting feature. II
10 90 delicious that all children love L.,
yet it actually does contain all the
med cInal curative elements found In
fresh cods' livers, and 10 the most
wholesome and best medicine for chill.
dren we ever sold.
1T 10 because we know what Vinol
win do that we guarantee II il fails to
make your children we'll, rugged and
rosy. to refund your money" W. M.
johnson, Druggist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
Telephone lines Extended u.

The East Florida Telephone Gem.
pAny has purchase the entire property
OF the Florida Telegraph aud Tel,.
phone Company, whose l,nc' run from
nunuellon 60 Floral City and 10 y lot
Of other po'nts IN son,h Florida, THIS
cNrrles the lines ~ The East Florida
Telephone Company over one hundred
miles south OF uA,hrsv,llr, which eau.
not fail to bring business ~ the vA,t.
Gus stores and establishments who cell
goods In this territory
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
THE CARPENTERS UNION
Will Have Grand Time in Celebration
of Second Anniversary,

" SNeO'u FNW''NOl
The members ~ Carpenters Union
NJ. 1897 VI this CRY have been ineNlsl.
ence Tor tWo years, aud propose to-
uight tu eel, hrste ne event IA their
halt East Cu,Ip street, beginning n,
half.past : n'cIo.E. lnAsmuch IA
nearly every carpenter in the city is
member ~ the UNiun, il goes without
saying that the OCCASION will be n sue.
cess'ul and enjoyable Que from every
standpoint
The carpenters union 10 now very
pr sperous, Notwithstanding that the
members have experienced consid
cradle difficulty aud uphill work in
maintaining the organization The
membership, which started small, now
numbers twsnIy -four, and 10 composed
OF a number Of the most competent
workmen In the city,
l. n. LaFon,isee 10 the recording
secretary OF the Union.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
A Dandy For Burns.

Dr Betgin, rana, III. writes II
have u,ed BAllaVd's Snow Iinmrnt
always recommended u To my friends,
NJ am confident there 10 M better
made IL Ia = dandy for buTns
Thos" who live on farms are especially
llAbls To mary accidental cuts, barns,
bruises. which heal rapidly when Raj.
iArd's SnoS LInimrnt 10 applied. IL
should AlWAy' b" kept IN the house for
ca'es Of emergency " 2Sc. bOc and o..
Sold by ". VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
The Sewerage Syslar,.

F. n. Beemsn OF Louisville. Ky,
who has the contract for the system OF
sewerage here, has arrived in the city.
and will be here until the system IL
completed, which will require Ahont
eight months Mr., Keenan, staIeS
that he will personally sup~riniend
the work, and that he will begin a.
soon ne he can yet his men aud mate.
rial together, which will he about 4
week, The contract provides for
twelve miles OF sewerage, and III, con.
tract pr,ce will he about SIS 600
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
A psIIrhliuI OeeaaIon.

A number oi young people. bent on
. good time. epIoysd = dFSs ride "a
E.wnAn's lAks ThuUday night, At'I
arriving Al tho LAX" the patty indalssd
In fish iv and altogether the evening
we most delightfully."- spsbt
The party was ehApsronsd BY MS,
aud Mn q. v MekIbs'Ty. and Mes.
danes A. W, Taylor aud Gregg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-06
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
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az DlaIlastIHsassa.

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installation Of Officers.

Al the meeting OF Pilgrim Com
-mAndeFy No. Q, Knights Templar, held
Wednesday evening, the follow In 4
officers were installed for the enSuir g
year;
J.G. TOFFey, K. c.; W, W. Hamp'
ton, q. w. B. HiRdon, @. g.; A. NJ.
Cusham, secretary; !. K. Webster,
pFelate Geo. W. Hyde, TREASURER; II.
Z. TaylsE, 3. W. Chas s. Hill. J. W.
Mr.. waFnock, w. n. II. MeClamroch,
s.. b. 7. W. shapds. 81. B.
The meeting was veil attended, and
proved Interesting throughout.