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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-24
sto'pbrano.

9enOe UDer Dor p0ela9te at Stopbrdno:
Quinneftc. 1000 Snbbpa.
IS@afer, 600 Subbps.
&alpbs, 400 Snobys.
5aluoie, 200 Snobpg.
Cornell, 500 Snpbyg.
QSooolamn. 900 Snobps.
Cabot, 200 Snbbps.
Dagen efter, altlaa Spubas, bleu ops
lpit at Staulep I @isconifn bar libt
5000, 900 Stabe peb sylbebrauben.
Sire Counter @gnen af Marinette bar
libt at 9toubranb. Set brenbte Strpq
an llaaes til 200 Rpabratmile.
2aubsbpen @baffer er pbelast, %
li9eiaa Saunoers.
s pure Mt@Isan bar Slben saaet
tuer ct Diifritt fra no9le Mtl norb for
Wfenomonee paa Syoiiben til nosle faa
Mil fra Marquette paa DRfben nefen
til Sron Riper pef.
Site belle bette Strss er brenbt, men
Slb er Opitaaet paa flere Steber beuue
Ggn, % ben bar ipreot fta til ale Raus
ter.
@scanaba os Sron Wtountain paa
ben pltlise % ipbltse Sioe at Slben Ct
bleuen truebe, men bet antases at be uil
9aa fri.
Yebar Riuer os Torb Riuer ptl janb>
ipulisuis oslaa ilippe fra bet, men Bag,
leg o9 @auacs utl neiten Nttert bltpe
ebelaste. Cornell er soelost.
G,abet for Tarmere Marquette @oun>
tp anilaaes til $4,000 @u Stref,
ming paa $50 Miles ,2ensoe, fra Msp,5
bssrg, esplt at,t aBts .pea seaslorb
er vbottebe~ af Slbebranbe. a
gscanaba, Mt@., 2loe Mai. Bsb
en- fulbrenbi9 Cur ou1t.ing bet at
8ranoeu berieoe Dtftritt befanbtes bet
|tgaar, at bet brenbte Strpg er 400 Rpaz
bratmile.
Det uo1blisRe Yuntt, buortil Slben
er uaaet, ct Sanbs, Mtarquette County;
bet ipbliSfe er Ealbott, Menominee
@ountp. Paa Dffben oannes @renD-
fen al Bbite Giib @iuer os 6oueblinien
af 9tortbweiternz Bauen. Oct peitli9ffe
Buntt par Wancebab, Misconi1u.
Slben raiebe 81 Mtl lan9s @scana=
ba % Gate @uperiot 8anen os 40 NtiI
forbt @bannin9, Baueus ueflige @nbe.
punt.
Det ipnes afsiort nu, at 1000 Ber<
ioner er biemlgie bet Dtfrttt, % at
1000 er efterlabt uben 9iem Quinne>
fec. Slben paa bette Steo par al en-
auben Oprtnbel1e enb @seanaba< Bran>
ben. Den tom op berpeb, at enbel Mr-
beioere bolot paa at brpbe @tubber up
al Sorben os brenbe benz. Denne Jlb
ipreote its ben til Bpen % branote alle
Bpsninser Der uuDta9en tre 0aaningss
buie o9 BaptrmeQerne.
i Derpaa git Sloen ouer til Stppen og
LIB norboper 40 Ulil, inbtiI ben naaebe
tammen meb ben Branb, iom par vt
for Gscanaba.
Branoen giorbe iomme 5teoer lan9e
Sop, % lomme e5teber fpntes ben at
bltpe itanoiet, naar man nainof uentebe
bet. af Subs 6oripns 9aanb. Soms
me 5teoer branbte 6uiene op, mems
@ierbet omtring benz bleu lparet, oq
on1penpt.
Bpen Nortblano ,neb 1000 Snbbpgs
gere blep rebbet, ibet Menb, &pinber
% Bprn atbeioebe ion, 9eIte. Run to
Bpsniuser bleu sbela9te, men Der par
itte ct @ns Bpen, uoen Der par Slb
BET paa t'eQer anbet Eibspuntt.
CONNIE SteDer tunbe en- 2anbsbn
p1re FELT omrinset d Slb. os 1aa tunbe
b.n iom neb ct Subs timber bltpe rebbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-24

Ureo uere ouer benbes Minbe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Bud Guzmsn, one OF the pioneer
planters of Iowa, was in Welsh Tues.
day With load Of prize MELONS, for
which he realized . neat little sum. He
says that there are no more cases OF
Charlton in his vicinity, and that all
those which had it are dead and ere.
mated.
Rev. A. B. Welsh went over to
Iowa the latter part OF last week to see
about having the shreshing separator
which he purchased there, brought TO
his place. Owing to the bad condi.
ton OF the roads he will have 1t
shipped instead Of hauling 1t as he
had expected to do.
Mr.. and Mrs H. I. Longenbach, of
Iowa who have been spending several
weeks visiting Mr.. Longenbach's par.
ents at Findlay, Ohio. stopped between
trains on their way home Saturday
morning for short visit with Mrs. |
Longenbach's sister, Mrs. d. r. Read.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Don't Be Blue

and lose all interest when help is with
IN reach. Herbine will make that liver
perform Its duties properly. ]. B.
Vaughan Elba. Ala, writes: "Beipr
q constant sufferer from constipation
and disordered liver, I have found
heroine to be the best medicine. for
those troubles. on the market. Ibave
used 1t constantly. believe II to he
the best medicine OF its kind and wish
Gil sufferers from these troubles 70
know the good herbine has done me"
For sale by Billion Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Nelson and
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Moor, lef. Fri.
day evening for visit with friends In
Michigan. Mr.. Nelson will return in
about two weeks, 10 order to begin his
work in the Crowley Business Univers.
ity. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Moore
will remain in the north for several
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
The Dig Texas Exearsion,

Parties wishing to 60 to Houston
and Galveston and return, will have
q splendid opportunity Saturday, for
the Southern pacific will put on q spe.
cial excursion rate of 81. so to Houston
and 1925 to Galveston. These rates
are good only on the Oriole leaving
at 9:2O q, m, Saturday. August 25,
limit any train on the 20 or q for re-.
turn.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
"A new car of flour to be in this weak
at a big drop in price-at Daniels.

frnA
at big drop in price-at Dan;o1,,
}
MIS- l. n. Hebert, of Lake Charles
citv Nordor '"o''' VI 'nl'
ne" line overalls for men and boys
JUST received at the Racket Store.
l. ~ Gibbs, one of the prominent
rlce planters, OF Iowa, was in town on
business tuesday.
Pocket mirrors at fro 20, oa e.
teen cents at tho 1onroo1 poa,- Co.
Howard Clark Of 1ornin .
two or three DAYS visitino fninndr ~
Welsh this week "
NJ;
l'9' ruin roe, OF Lake Charles,
was 'he guest OF Mrs. Singleton the
fore part of the week
,,,.,,.
,o,, , .l'H all making % lbs butter
PEI WICK. HrSt class article. Order by
phone, No. 81. G. B. Morrill,
j. L. Craig came over from Ravne
the first of the week to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, B. Craig.
Ed povoI, ona ,,;so :,
dave hono WY Spo"' se'erai
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bower.
I'M MILAN -. 1o
Welsh snndon ,,,a.I:" 0'''.0 o'ef "
littlo day"h. convoy "'orn.nS' bringing MS
''''ie odughter over for medical aid.
" III NJ Hearne, of the Lake Charles
.e''' Was lookln" after the business
,,i'eieSIS ol mat publication in Welsh
-Noli0"S'
A life scholarship in ono Of tho
' ness coiieges IN the South
~, ,n Oi'e"P' inquire at the Jour-
'
5. W. Marler came over from
Houston on business Tuesday alton
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Flne line OF new ribbons just in, al
Daniels. :"
T. I. Onkle came over from Jen.
nlngs Wednesday on business.
Choice Texas Hay at
Jones Bros.
T. W. Daniels of Bell City, was a
business visitor here Wednesday
Nd Gum of Roanoke, was a bust
ness caller in Welsh Tuesday.
a new car of -four to be in this week
at a big drop in price-at Daniels
Dr. Arceneaux went to Lafayette
tuesday on professional business,
New Line oyeralls for men and bows
Just received at the Racket Store.
A. Reeve and Sons are erecting
new porch in front of their tin shop.
Pocket mirrors at FIVE, ten and ff.
teen cents at the Journal Book Store
Miss Myrtle LaRue flake Charles
IS visiting friends in Welsh this week
Rice cradles and sickles at the
-"o'so hardware 20. DIP
D. NJ. Booze, of Roanoke, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Steckler's fresh garden seed for fall
planting at the Morse Hardware Co.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the races in Jennings Sunday.
"A new car of flour to be in this week
at big drop in price-at Daniels.
Mrs. W. H. Patterson, of the Haber
plant, was shopping in Welsh Mon
day.
Call and try can of our fine Vir.
glnla Molasses at Robicheaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Spaulding. of
Iowa, were in Welsh Tuesday morn
ing.
Large assortment of fresh cakes lust
received from the factory, at Daniels.
Miss Turner, the music teacher,
made business trip to Roanoke Tues. {
lay.
Fine line of new ribbons just in at
Daniels. i
Miss Vera Miller of Hornbeck. is
he guest of Miss Leah Cooper this [
Veek.
Call for the Ladies' Home Journal
t the Journal Book Store.
W. A. Cooper went to New Orleans
saturday for day or two of sight
eeing.
Ask for coupons with your cash s
urchases and secure free chinaware "
t Robicheaux. >,
Sidney Langley and daughter were
aSSengers for Lake Charles Tuesday h
vening. o
ry some of that new peach, cherry IL
nd Mexican Hot Phosphate. It's "
Mrs. S. E. Doan returned Tuesday :.
ON few days visit with friends at ~
lafayette, "
Bring your eggs to the Welsh Meat
.arket and receive the highest market .,
rice for them. ~
j. w. Cooper departed Saturday sr
r two weeks visit with friends at ca
enelton, Indiana.
Just received fresh car of the ia. II
Gus Star brand of flour. Best on nc
Q market, at .Robichesux. I'll
HI
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Day and Mrs1 n,
W. Tanner returned Tuesday from
three week 5 visit at Mens, Arkan.
s. IT,
'G0GoGGcGCcCG
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

We have been asked to call speciar
attention to all purchasers of ice
books, to the fact that they should de.
mand receipt upon paying for their
book.
The Calcasieu Implement Co Ltd,
mas Just received car OF Rex (king)
Buggies, which it will pay you to see
II You are interested or intend pur-
chasing a buggy.
Mrs. Fannie Hartman of Lake
Charles, who has been spending sew.
eral days visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Sloan, returned to her home
Wednesday evening.
Herman Prccht, secretary of the
Farmers Union of the Mayyille plant.
was Il business visitor in Welsh Tues.
day. Mir. Precht is an enthusiastic
advocate of the union.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Doan went to
Lafayette Tuesday for the purpose of
having an operation performed on
Mrs Doan's eye, which has been caus.
ing her much suffering recently.
FOR SALE OR TRADE:-A good four
ro0med cottage in excellent repair.
TWO lots, good barn, well, ETC., located
IN Iowa, Louisiana. Will sell or
trade same on land or for stock. En-
quire at Journal office.
Miss Fanny Robinson who has been
enjoying visit with her parents at
Houma, returned home last Thurs
DAY evening to resume her duties as
chief operator for the Cumberland.
Scrub Yourself daily, you're not
clean inside, Clean inside means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral: Take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 30 cents, tea or tab.
ets' Cooper Drug Co.
Messrs. L. E. Robinson, C. Z. Carr.
md s. a. Coyey left Tuesday morn
ng on the Oriole for Amarillo, Texas. ,
They expect to spend about two weeks
over the Panhandle country.
New line of overalls for men and ,
'oys Just received at the Racket Store.
Word was received the first of the
'eek from Mr.. Davis that his daugh- {
en- Jessie, who is suffering from {
hood poison, is improving, although {
ot out of danger at the time of writ :
ng. :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
NOtfce to the Pubic.

have leased the Globe warehouse
from the Globe Warehouse company,
and Will take possession September
hrst. will handle feed stufs, and
store rice at the customary price. 1
ask a share of your patronage.
A. r. Arcedeaux.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE.

FUbLTS IANE NVIIVE.
Armstrong has procured
the services of q first
class hOrsesh0er. Take
your work to him and
give him q trial.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
For Sale:-One r1CCormiC
Binder, Practically new,
has not cut over one hum
dred acres. Price $500,
Inquire of II. E. Wesson.

Claud Martin, of the firm of Martin
Brothers and Company, who has beer
at Crowley for several weeks past re
turned to Welsh Tuesday evening an(
will remain here at the store in the fu
ture.
Mr.. Dill and family, of the Medium.
ey plantation, went to Lake Charles
Tuesday evening and took the boa,
there for the gulf where they will spend
few days enjoying an outing on the
beach.
A woman worries until she GETS
wrinkles, then worries because she has
them. If she takes HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea she would have neither.
Bright smiling face follows its USE
30 cents, tea or tablets at Cooper
Drug Co.
VIM. Terry was business visitor
to Lake Charles Sunday. He saws he
went down to see about getting more
help in his department of the store. as
trade is getting too heavy for the
force they now have.
STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC:-Hay.
ing purchased the Welsh Ice Factory.
we desire to state to the patrons of the
same, that we shall treat the public
fair, correct all errors, and serve you
to the best OF our ability. We ask q
continuance of your patronage.
o. S. Carr and Sons.
j. M. Phillips of Jennings, arrived
here Monday evening to take the DO.
sition OF night operator during the sb.
sence OF the regular operator, F.. 8.
Penny. who has gone to his home at
Patterson, for few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Hebers, liv.
Ing an South Elms street, were agree.
ably surprised Tuesday evening by q
number OF their friends who came In to
spend the evening. Music and re.
'reshments constituted the principal
features of the evening.
Geo. Carr and family moved In
Monday from lthe :McBurney plsnta
ion and will occupy their commodi.
'us cottage northwest of the school
louse in the future. Mr.. Carr will
70 associated with his father and
'rother in running the ice plant.
Miss Alice Miller began an eight
,enth's school Monday In the district
ear the Scharff place southwest of {
own. Miss Miller has been attending
be Meridian female college for the l
asst two years and should be we'll ]
for hap wprk
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Lady's bicycle for sale cheap In.
qnire at Journal Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Inc line of new ribbons just in. at
Daniels. 90
T. I. Unkle came over from Jep-
nlngs Wednesday on business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
BOUNTY CERTIFICATES
Opinion Of Attorney-General as to
Order of Payment.

An opinion given Monday by Attorney
General Breeder To State Auditor Edwards In
response TO inquiry to the order OF pay
Ing bounty certificates. II IL tho opinion OF
the Attorney General that preference should
be shown In the order OF payment regardless
OF tho classification OF the certificates but
that the rulc of "flrst come. first served
should be observed. The opinion concludes by
saying:
Section imposes duty upon the State
Board or Examiners, after IL has examined the
report submitted by tho State Auditor under
tho provisions OF section OF this chapter. and
after IL has determined the character Of the
certificates. 20 being bonu0dc or fraudu-
don't the findings OF the board. together with
said certificates shall he filed with tho Stato
Auditor and poid In accordance with such
findings; that In to say, the holders OF the
bonafdo certificates to no paid in full, md tho
holders OF tho fraudulent ones 60 be paid tho
ectunl amount which they paid for slch cor
tiflcntes. / can sec 10 good why thorc
should be any preference shown In tho pay
mont of these certificates since tho Legislature
has authorized all OF them TO be paid on equal
terms
You are therefore advised that In my opin-
ion the certificates approved by the Board of
Examiners and ordered paid should be paid as
they are presented at your Office. II the ap-
preparation becomes exhausted those holding
unpaid certificates Will be required to wait
until tho next session of the Legislature whom
undoubtedly an appropriation Will bo made to
pay thom-'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
DISTRIBUTING PAMPHLETS
See America League Sending Out
Brief information

Tho SEQ America league has just begun the
distribution OF pamphlets containing brief
outline OF It's plans and purposes. No limit
To the number OF pamphlets 10 be printed has
been set, IL being the purpose 10 supply every
request for the information contained in them.
The league Is ready 10 I'LL the request OF any
local persona who desire 10 send tho pamph-
lets 10 their friends. Tho pamphlet is not
quito as large the average envelope and
can DC mailed sealed Tor cents.
The league Monday received several copies
Of the folder Issued by the Denver & Rio
Grandc railroad In connection with tho forty
nth annual convention OF the National Edu-
cational association which is TO be held in
San Frcncsco carly next July on every
page save the front and back pages. of the
folder can DO found tho words See America
First or see Europe II You VIII. but See
America First" on OF the pages is
found the following sentiment o1 Washing
ton Irving: Never need American look
beyond his own country for the sublime and
beautiful OF natural scenery"
Chief OF Publicity Metcan who returned
Monday from Pueblo Colo. with hls wife md
child. received motive Monday from Funk &
WnRnals Of New York thnt the Arm he'd
shipped TO the See America league pres
ent. copy OF It's lntcst Moroccan bound lea
ther dictionary and stand He olso received
so from the Los Angeles Chamber OF Com
merce as contribution 10 the emergency
fund or tho League.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION

s o. Snyder and daughter. BESSIE left last
Saturday for Philadelphia and New York
whore Miss Bessie VIII study china painting
for tho next thrcs four months Mr. SNYDER
Will return In about three weeks
The many friends OF Mrs F.. A. Hawkes.
Will be glad TO learn that she is convaloscIng
after operation at the hospital two weeks
ago, and that she Will soon be able TO sec her
friends.
Mrs Coke and grandchildren. Miss Ruby
and Master Tom Lee OF Los Angeles. Cal. arc
tho guests OF Mrs s. o. Snyder for a few
weeks.
Edgar s Darling, the well-known real estate
man, returned TO Salt Lake Monday from Los
Angeles, where he went several weeks ago on
the Elks excursion. He reports that real cs-
tate men are greatly interested in Salt Lake
and that they are likely to make many invest
ments.
Gordon Place. manager OF the Manufacturers
and Nerchonts association, left Monday for
southern utah TO arrange for tho get ac-
quaintcd' excursion TO that section which viii
occur early In March
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Conspiracy Charge Set Aside.
SALT LAKE P0ST0FFICE
Another Reason Why Postmaster
Thomas Should Remain in Office.

Editor Tribunc:-As further reason
why Postmaster Thomas should be re-
appointed [ will say that / am GO years
~ age and have lived in a number OF
towns and cities all tho way across tho
country from Washington, u. G, to the
Rcckies-ln Montana, Colorado end Utah,
and have had more trouble getting my
mall during the three years | have re-
sided In Salt Lake than in all my life
put together.
am able TO specify particularly
number OF Instances when my mail has
ECne wrong. or not received at all. and
which I am certain is the fault OF the
poStoflcc here. When l mentioned the
dcBnquencies and wrongs TO the postmas-
ter his reply was very much such as We
would expect from Bose Tweed.
| finally, after many veXations, reported
the matter 10 Washington. / received
worry good reply from there. stating the
trouble would be investigated. l have no
doubt my complaint was referred To the
posto0lce inspector here and by him
WhlteWashed.
have been twelve years in the postal
service myself and am very sure AL my
Troubles with mall are caused by the
negligence. OF worse. Of the Salt Lake
IoStofilcc. Very respectfully,
n J ARMSTRONG.
Salt Lake City. Feb. g. 1906
Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb 25-The nomina-
ton OF Arthur l.. Thomas, to be postmas-
ter at Salt Lake CITY. was sent TO the
Senate today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
BATTERIES GIVE !.
First One of the Military h
National Guard.

The First battery of Field. q
the National Guard OF Utan
first of their military hops Ao7'
ing In the Armory. The an1I
tended by about seventy-nye 90.
were royalty entertained by y
the State guard.
The hall was beautifully Geo
flags and bunting and presenteo
ful appearance An orcnestts
pieces from the regimental pa'
the leadrship OF Chief Muae-
Furnished the music.
During the evening light rsn
were served by a COMMITTEES q.
Mesdames Christensen. Weiis'
and Herbert
The arrangements OF the sues;
were under the chairmansnlp ..
A. Barton. 1t is the Intention Y
terry to give series OF tness H
the spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Declare Hayton Not an Employee.
Letter Is Sprung.
HEAR GREAT ORGAN
Jacob SchifP and Party Given a Re
cital at the Tabernacle.

Tho members OF the Jacob n Schin
party. who spent part OF Sunday and
Monday in Salt Lake, en- route to Japan,
were greatly impressed with the special
Tabernacle organ recital given in their
honor Monday morning. Rabbi Frcund OF
the B'nai Birth synagogue escorted the
party from tn" Knutstord hotel 70 the
Temple grounds. where they were taken
in hand and shown about by Elder Bcnja-
min Goddard.
Prof Mcclellan was most effective in
his work at the organ and he was highly
compllmented by the members OF tho
Sctin party, to whom he thoroughly cI-
I.ained the instrument The programme
rendered Included the church scene from
the "CaVallcria RusticGna". Baptlste's q
Communion In c., When the Swallows
Homewnrd Fly" (as the old melody; tho
"Div!ne Evening Star" and the Pilgrims
Chorus" from "Tannhauser.' and Die
NTaCht Am RhClD"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
LANGUAGE REQUISITES
Faculty at the University Discusses
the Problem

In Its efforts to prescribe a course of study
for the students In the arts and science de-
partment the university faculty has decided 10
take up the subject under three heads. Ian
guegc. science and majors and minors
At the faculty meeting held yesterday nf-
tcrnoon tho report OF tho committee recon-
mendlng that all candidates for the B. a. de-
sreo be required TO take four years OF a for
cign language adopted
Whether this action will be nnnl not Is
a question. A number OF the faculty consider
two ycnrs OF language work sufficient and
some Of these. II is Understood. propose to
bring up the subject for q reconsideration MT
a future meeting
The problem OF language requisites. however.
Is not considered nearly 80 difficult Us that
OF prescribing sciences or arranging required
studies in groups OF majors and minors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
in RAILROAD WORLD
Colonist Travel Appears to Be In
creasing Daily,

Hoyt Sherman OF tho Colorado 6 Southern
left for Denver Sundoy night.
j. Y. Callahan, general Western agent OF the
Nlckol Plato ut Chicago and Charles John
sonl travelling passenger agent OF the Ramo
road at Denver, We're In the city Monday
jacob IL Schin and party left at noon Mon
day over tho Salt Lake Route for Ioa Anoa
los. Tho party accompanied by r. E
Wells, manager or the Clark road
There were two sections ench OF Rio Grands
rolns Nos ,, i. md 3. Monday Two
sections ore also being sent cast % Nos G
and Tho colonist travel appears TO be In
creaning daily.
ABOUT 70 passengers went TO Ogden on tho
Ro Grande excursion Sunday Another cx
cursioh VIII be run on Sunday March D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-28
Pleased With Investiel
COMPLETES EXAMINI
Mining Engineer Haacke ]
East From Ore9os.

William F. Haackc of u a
gineering firm Of Haacke Z q
cago. is In Salt Lake for q fe1
his return East. after an ezI4
animation of the properties ol
ana Mining company. locate|
miles northeast OF Baker Ctr
declares that although only
amount OF ground has bee5 q
the section Is one Of the most
copper districts he has ever 81
Mr.. Haacke states that lht1l
main lcdges. with various olh1
ones, in the district TINT Cd
more than three thousand Il
depth of more than 80 feet 81
OF ore are being blocked OF
average between 81 and 4 psF
per. He predicts that there
great boom in the district as
Importance is realized in u
world