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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
CONSERVATIVES
MAY HOPE

SPRINGFIELD. III. Sept is.-s
The state board OF charities re-
ports that after a three months
trial much good has resulted from
the states eonsumptive camps
-Four cases IN the most advanced
stages were kept In tents. far from
noise or contact with other pa
TENTS. aud after getting the patients
able to sleep and eat their eondi.
ton II improved and recovery u
probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
THOMAS NAv|N
IS DEAD
wELL.kNowN DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIAN PASSES AWAY AT
AIS HOME - FEW KNEW OF
HIS ILLNESS.

Thomas Nayin. former council.
man from the First ward and one
of the best known Democratic poll
ticians In the city. died yesterday az
hts home. 72t Weller street, OF a
complication of disorders resulting
from disease of the liver
Few knew that Tommy" as Mn
Navin was Familiarity known, was
~ until his death was announced.
Nit NaVin was an old pioneer
aud engaged In the logging bush
ness.
A widow aud four children sur
vive. a brother. T.. w. Nayin, lives
in Seattle,
The body Is at Collins Brothers
undertaking establishment 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
LOSE< THE RAIL WAY
Bur GET THE CANAL
Also the New Water Nain-PeOpIe Vote Down
the Proposal to Construct a Municipal
Street Railway System--0ther issues Carry
Easily.

BY a vote Of 1880 20 5,974 the PEG
pie Of Seattle yesterday decided
that ~ vas incxpedient al this time
60 vote bonds for the construction
Of a municipal street railway sys
tenn
Ia the same election they decided
by a vote OF 10.s5t 20 2.i7s To au'
thOflxs the issuance OF bonds In
the sum Of s2.225. 600 for the con.
struction Of a second pipe line from
Cedar river and other extensions Of
the city water system.
The proposed issuance Of $500. 600
In county bonds for the oonstruc-
ton OF the Lake Washington canal
carried the city BY n vote OF s.S45
60 ,1ob and the country precincts
thus far reported by a large ma.
iority.
The Duwamish valley precincts,
With the exception Of South PARK
voted generally against the canal
bonds. while the North End pre-.
cinotH voted for them. North Bend
giving them a unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
Girl DIES ON TRAIN.

AMANDA BoiIin. the s.year.old
ushter Of John l.. BoIiln. ~ Mmd-
wash died thla morning on
NJ inbots Great Northern pas
sheer Train en- route to the cts
49, she was 70 have been placed
hospital to undergo an opera.
.yn Tor appendicitis. Coroner Car.
,e vas notified and the body was
saAerea 70 the DariOfa Of the Bon
sey'Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
C0NSULS
DANGER

WARSAW. sept ia.--The ter
rotists have renewed their threats
60 Ain all the foreign ronsuis uniess
the government massacreH cease. In
the hops ~ forcing Intervention Of
the pnwcfs There II great excite
tnsnt here and the slightest trouble
may start extensive blondshed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

MARSH BEFORE
| COMMISSION

me civil service commission vii
- tonight and will take mp the
'esiisatioD Of License inspector
1<'sn and the clerks In the city
,s''1ptfoiiers office. Comptroller
ss5foii viii appear before the com
a'sslon 70 explain his understand.
o. the duties Of Mr. Marsh
secretary Gf0uf Of the commits.
~ stated some time ago that u
me commissions opinion that
~ Marsh should be under the civil
'sice rule. II this O. proved to
me case Mr. March will either
z1se 70 take the civil service exam.
nation or quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
Fighting nss. Havana.

fIAyASA. sept. ia-In = fiEhi
near nanehuelo. Capt Soy led q
nsashsfte charge against the rebels
sad scattered the enemy. Thres
were killed aud seven taken PRISON
era To-day the rebels lEaltsd a
bridge at calataxar. bat we're
driven a~ay before Il Nas destroy
"a The rebels are 80 swaTms -
uiies out II the city Pour hun
fred government soldiers have been
brought IT, 10 project the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
WITNESS IS FOUND
AND MYE as REeRREsTED

Mike Myers. recently arrested on
a charRe OF grand larceny. and who
was yesterday released from the
county jail. owing 20 the disappear
anee ~ the prosecuting witness.
vas today rearrcsted. the witness
having been found Myers was
agaln removed 10 the county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
MANUFACTURER DAY
AT YAKIMA FAIR

The Manufacturers association.
Of Seattle. has named september
70 a. Seattle day ard wiii attend
the washington state Fair assoeia.
tian az North fakifna. A special
car Aul - chartered and tbs round
trio. Including admission 20 fha
grounds, viii be txsg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
CANAL BONDS
Vote In the city. BY Wards, on the
Canal Bonds.
Canal Vote In County.

Returns from IS precincts in Bah
lard, Georgetown. West Seattle and
the country received al the county
AUDITORS office during the nishk
show that the canal bonds received
s.1o5 votes 80 ISL votes cafo
against them. There are still =
large number Of precincts TO heaK.
from. but they are nearly all small
ones and cannot ehaaRe the general
result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
N. O. Vote Voluntary.

The municipal ownership forces.
lacking the money necessary 60 pay
fof work Of this character. were
forced 20 depend on tire voluntary
aetion OF voters In this respect
They made no poll Of the precincts
and even the few voluntary election
day WORKERS they we're able 60 en-
lini for The work had nothing 10
guide them Ia their efforts 10 get
out their vote.
In one respect the entire cam
pRign Was VERY unique. and that II
Ia the great number ~ people on
either Side who expected that the
oppoaiie side would win Many ae.
yocaies Of municipal wnership bad
anticipated for days that the bonds
would be defeated and some 81
them lost heart towards the close
OF the campaign On the other hand
scores OF opponents OF municipal
ownership confidently expected tina.
she bonds would have a majority.
though some OF them did not 81.
peet them TO carry by the required
SO nef cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
THE CRuNT OF THE HOG

IF had any announcement to make
wouldn't make ii to your dirty sheet,
anyway
Mr.. H. F. Grant, manager Of the
Seattle Electric Co., made reply in
this manner to the courteous request
of The Star this morning for state
ment regarding the intentions of the
company in the matter OF extensions
and Improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

cfENFuEuoE. Hert id=Ths In
surasuis captured train and burn
81 ana destroyed telegraph instFn-
nsnts They took csFh from The
city treasury at Cruces. American
property L. being ssissd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

An overwhelmingly effective or
Ranizaiion ON The part Of the anti
municipal ownership forces for get
ting out the anti vote decided tho
fate Of the street railway bonds
This organization was perfected In
secret many days In advance and
came into evidence only late yes-
terday Two or three weeks before
thu date Tor the election men had
been employed In each precinct 90
make a poll Of all voters and aseef
tain which Of them could be De.
pended unon 10 vote against the
street railway bonds Yesterday
two or more men iE each precinct
spent the afternoon getting this
vote 10 the Doila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
RoMANIo oeTs NEW TRIAL.

Mattio Romantic. an Italian. sen
fenced 20 Il years In the Walla
Walla pcnitentiary three wears ago
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder on the person OF Sc.
bastian uoci, was yesterday granted
a new trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
NELSON WANTS
SECOND FIGHT

CHICAGO. Sept i3.-Battling
Nelson today challenged Joe Cans
and posted a certified check for
81 .090. The Dane wants the same
terms as before, excepting that the
winner take all in the next match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
URGES ARMY
CANTEEN AGAIN

WASHINGTON. n G SEPT Ia
In General Cosbln's annual resort
filed TODAY. b. recommends aEaiu
the recsishiishmsnt Of the stfnf
ranfeEu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
sruaolss IS SUSPENDED.

VIM sturaias. chief engineer Of
the tugboat Grace fhufsion, has
been suspended for fifteen days BY
Marine Inspectors whitney ana
Turner for disobedieBce Of orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

The result Is not a decision ON
the desirability OF a policy OF mimic.
ipal ownership with reference 10
street car lines. but mefsly de.
eision that 1t IL not expcdient 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

flenry Danleison. who sued the
awner Of tha launch Gold Feet Tor
wages to the Anm 81 81 90. vas
granted the suit b. Judge Hartford
thia morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

A bouquet was held ut The Ar
llngton hotel cafe last night by the
tel gates a. the Young Mems In
siitute 10 the biennial northwest
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
WHAT MR. FURTH SAYS

Jacob Furth. president o. the Seattle Electric
psny today has pending before
city for two franchises Second
north other wsssaAe boulevard As dsef
reached favorsbs construction Of these two nss will
begin Immediately.
Details improvements that the company has In
yet ready fer the public.
Furh pleased with the euteons 81 the election and
The certainly put great contest Tor NUM-
eps ownership The reporter for The star received very
eovrtsousY BY Mr.. Furth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
publle oinsisIs Wanted.

~ ee could in aome manner ~
cure the selection 81 capable men
Sos cur pubiie officials Il might be
desirable 70 add this to the fane.
tions 81 our city government But
se cant do that nov and fear we
would not be able 10 do 81 under
municipal Ownership know the
asfseeatcH of municipal ownsrkhin
advance the claim that the Rhan
,ionmsnt Of the franchise system
would fsmoTe the source Of much
q oer corruption IN public life. and
open the Nay Cor more honest poll
lies. bat | have nus been abfe To
satisfy myself shat shis u true Con.
aiderlna all the circumstances,
believe tho people have chosen
slssiyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
GRANTED nav TRIAL

l.. ~ kennY. convicted on the
barge Of burglary some time ago.
"a been granted a new trial. 10
- heard september Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

enter upon such policy az this
time. The whole campaign IN oppo.
siti0n 90 the bonds WIS conducted
on that argument This was The,
position taken By the Chamber %
Commerce. the Real Estate associar
ton and the Economic League.
The vote by wards ON the three
propositions follCws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

UHA fhsif headers ia the biz
yu<.las ami gugiliHsic buaco
- dfisen cat u The state and
~ lssnsne frum this souFre cut
Il h Carroll. lara gArkeek. ffesi
O. zsd eshers have undertaken
nksd n seattle wressliag matches
II ~ parpase of buneolng tbs
N4nx n xsnaraL
mhy Roller. foFuleriy athletic
nnrnrsof af the Seattle Athletic
~. hzz nesn drawn inta the game
~ hzs ae~ for hts training part.
~ o. Marsh. alias jos Carroll.
A. man v-l0 ~saeerssi 80 Seattle
! Affx namhsr Of The victims Who
m r<scse 10 she little hoaseboat
NJ % Lass Washington.
Carroll Ia To~n.
- Carroll has beer In Seattle
- several days. and. despite the
u1e1zrsm~nf made b Chief
u1fp<nsfsln that ke would not Al
~ ~ u these fake wrestling OF
tr1xS<Ai nee 70 remain in this
~. Nsms 70 have eome here with
- :sies'ios Of staying.
fnsf Cxaa. the msh Who repre-
~sfs Ceseh ana who yesterday de-
7uuasd izfe in the Times office for
na'vk With nnsisr IN fhis city on
p<1s<<F " was a membsr of the
y LAzs washIngtoa gang
rws " Canes Victims.
k<rorclnx 10 Or. g r. Blackburn.
Z bstfs. Aonf. & vas Cam Who
ssayks tsfa 10 Seattle to witness
wrestling match through which
xla<hsarn sas robbed Of 81 Lee
e>ss arrived IN Seattle with Black.
an - Febrnary and registered
= ~ Hotel Batier. TheiF names
~ = found On the register Of that
~
exha also helped 10 swindie W.
z ssiE. o. Anaconda. Mont. out
sussaa- Gwin arrived in Seattle
<ronpsnitd By Cam on January
30 sas q guest at the Hotel
s'sr until he departed a few days
..<s naeh sadder but considerably
shsr.
Fake Matches Here.
= b this man Cam Who has nov
1aeftsken to add 10 his bank roll
2 sisias fake public wrestling
s<sshss In this city. Or Roller
- nss airaya enjoyed a good rep
ss''oh IN this city. has Joined this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
ssA'el''s"t y Meufass'

Esoqf John II MeGFas. chair
man 81 the executive committee 81
ihs Seattle Economic League. ana
who managed the campaign 81 the
isasae against the street railway
aallas. IL highly KFaiifiea a. the rs
salt of the Yats lie said to-day
The returns made nae feel good
fnwn 10 the tips of mY toes
have studied this proposition II mu
nas ipal wnsrship = sruat deal. sin.
e-rvis d~siFoas 81 determining Tot
ns@eif what - best for the city and
gite ef,txena and am convinced that
ws chose wisely Ia yesterday = eige
ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

crowd. lie has posted his 1850 20
hind himself to meet Gosch on DC.
tobef -
Roller IL also billed 10 appear In
Vancouver on September y IN =
match wish jack Carkeek. another
~ the men who ~ss@ered@ victims
10 the slaughter hoase on Lake
Washington. II vas Caraeek wha
brought Thomas Peters u the Re
Were house. 81 Vancouver. 10 Sc.
atfie and skinned him of s. 1000
Rollsr's Partner.
Ole Marsh. alias Joe Carroll. who
h Rollers training partner. vas
probably she most successful Of ell
The stserets~ Among hla many
victims waa " J Church 81 Ia
Grande. Ore. vho gave up ss.oea
20 che hunco gang. of which Car.
roll received $1,000 Carroll stood
high with the leaders u the EsnE.
and while some Of the other sstser-
srn- received only Is per cent %
the amounts secured from victims
Carroll vas given 80 prr csut In
each case.
II IL this gang that nov contenl
plates beginning work Ia Seattle
The presumption IL that the vrests
ling matches piil be fakes Rollers
rep8tation az = square sport wont
help the game any He knows the
character Of the company be 10 IN
b. openly Joining these men be
LAYS himself open 10 the suspicion
found in many quarters be
vas aware 81 the doinss out ~ the
houssb0at on Lake Washington
Use 81 Rollers Name.
That Rollers name Was used BY
Carroll. lack Cafkeck and Others
| in securing their victims IL well
known 20 The star Roller knows
this. too n be we're on the square
he would not only resent such liber
ties bur would certainly decline e
/ participate In any WRESTLING
matches with any one Of this
crowd.
The good name Of the Seattle
Athletic club ~ being drawn into
the mess. I, In being made 70 ap
pear that the Athletic club has
something TO do with the proposed
wrestling contests This II. 81
course. done solely for advertising
purposes. but u can result IA ns
good 10 the local organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

We wiii he fsAGY for municipal
owueFship whpaster the peoplu arc
ready a. vote 10 adopt u No GOV
eFnmsnt IL the people esn run
Ahsaa of The NishsA II the psopie
Il - fsofr nkeif 30 laE behind. u
may take several campaigns such
aa ws have had 20 prepare rs 70
understand aad appreciate the ne
eenaiiv Tor municipal ON nerahip Of
street lar lines Dor ms own part
wonid much rNtbeE 80 through
three ar fonr campaigns before pc
tote % undertake the municipal on
GRAFTON ~ a puhlic utility and have
that undertaking prove successful
then than to adopt an undertaking
a. = result q the FIRST campaign
and have e prove a failure. On.
failure % such an undertaking when
attempted wouid gixe municipal
owneruhlp much more Of a baeksel
than thres or four defeats At the
POLLS such na we suffered yesterday
There IL Gar greater danger "a
the true cause ~ municipal oNnsf.
ship from tho effort being made IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
WOOD and M'GRAW
MAKE STATEMENTS

.Jndse " u. Weed. chairman -
the Municipal Ownership eampAlsn
committee. - not cast down b the
result of the eiertlen When seen
this morning he aaid
While I advocated the pfupoMed
street railway plans with al ms
ability aud resource { tried all along
10 adopt n philosophical attitude 70
xaFis the proposition ! hoped that
the result ~ the vote would be that
whleh would be for the best Of our
cltY and uur citizens While l
still believe VERY aironEtf ia maui
cfpai On nsFahip and IN The plan
proposed. the people have deriied
that u II not beet 20 adopt 4 II this
time have no quarrel With them
for that drrtaf0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

some quarters. fos instance. 70
prove that our present lighting
plant Is a failure than IN such :
defeat az 80 suffered yesterday !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
DEPENDS ON
THE FUNDS
CHIEF ENGINEER THOMSON
MAKES STATEMENT ABOUT
CONSTRUCTION or THE NEW
CEDAR RIVER WATER MAINS.

Work can begin on the proposed
new Cedar river water mains as
soon as the money becomes avail
able from the proposed bond issue.
and Il viii probably require eighteen
months In which TO complete the
new main"
This Is the gist OF an interview
on the subject given TO The Star
this morning by City Engineer
Thomson.
I'VE win be ready 90 advertise
for bids for the work Of construct.
ing the new main In about twenty
days. II will require that much
time al least 20 go through with the
details of the sale of the proposed
water bonds. The rapidity with
which the construction work can he
carried on will depend on our ability
To obtain lumber for the work. We
require absolutely clean lumber. the
cream Of the cut. and about s.0o0..
600 fee; OF H. Al best I do not
think the main can be completed
within eighteen months, so that II
is hlnhiy improbable that Il can be
completed In time 10 be Of service
next summer.
Water Regulations.
Under the circumstances some adj
ditional regulations or restrictions
will be necessary In order to reduce
the water stringency during the
1907 sprlnkiinE season. This mat
ter belongs properly 20 the water
department. and Superintendent
Youngs is probably better prepared
TO deal with it than am. In Spo.
kane and other cities the plan Of
cutting off the whirlygig and re
uuirinE all sprinkling TO be done hy
hand has proven very successful.
and 1t has been suggested that this
plan be adopted. with the addition
that the mechanical spFinklers be
allowed by customers who purchase
water by meter measurement, Some
form Of the application OF the meter
will no doubt be found necessary In
order to deal with the situation sat.
isfaotorily."
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

poathng and to the extmt of $40 feet of underground workings We have
brought in besides as a spo@rg gift four good claims outdde.a and one in the
Godhed District We thusg give our shareholders more han WI ought to and
certainly more than is usual
We are leasing on the Florence ground, where other people have already
taken out millions; wh@ Mr. Reilly got his immensef fortune: where near to us
in the one direction is situated the Gold Bar in the other direction, ao NEARBY
tee Atlanta both mines which are shippers
We are operating over 300 feet square, our lease is unusually long, condd-
Mo- e1ng that ives started wtha 150foot shaft Vel have already found hb grade
stnnges $500 to $780, showing as evidence that W. are in Godfdds Highest
Mneal@dB Belt We have heard the reports of nearly all good Gddfdd mining
memo practice and science and all gave unrestricted good reports
H. t. Brgdon, the President Of the Godfad Stock Exchange; J F Mitchell
the Mining Engineer md Republican nominee for Govenor;H Henry NJ Farnam
Pioneer Dseoverr of Godfed; H. W. Boyer, the Managing Director of
Original renwahrC Copper Company" fritz C Elenda, the representative
of German Syndeate;W A. Gatmn, NJ. A, the General Manager.
where and points to our ground. Undert the same conditions there was found
the Tonopah Extension also d Mackenzie Co. found the Frances Mohawk
which is the extension of the HayesAonndte ore body
Ten Cents a Share We are entitled to state "Olyo as We always bv an
asset for the outstanding stock in our claims as we have already pushedt the
several millions capitalization is one million
We are already dow 1O fleet and are liable to find our high grade ore as
permanent at any moment
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24
EASTERN CAPITAL
IN S"EARCHLIGHT
(speciaI Corregpondenee)

Searchlight, New, Nov 20.-New York
capital is developing one of the most
promising prospects in the Searchlight
Mining District, and from present indi-
cations will open up one big producer.
The New York S%earchlight Mining Co,
has taken over the Waterspout, Orlando,
Eclipse No. /, Daylight and Starlight
lode mining claims, aggregating over 100
acres of mineral land in the heart of the
Searchlight District.
A vertical shaft was sunk on the
Waterspout claim for the purpose of
acquiring water for domestic purposes
for the town of Searchlight and at a
depth of las feet a large body of copper
stained quartz was encountered, giving
good gold values and owing to the cop
per formation the water was unfit for
domestic purposes. Exploration at depth
on this claim showed up three distinct
veins, carrying gold values and consider
able free gold. The shaft was sunk 220
feet, thoroughly timjered, and a station
cut in quartzite. carrying gold and cop
per and the assays ran from $1,000 into
the hundreds. The vein is a true assure,
with the hanging wall exposed. Three
feet of ore have been uncovered and the
management is prosecuting to find the
footwall.
The first electric machinery in Search
light is about TO be installed on the
Waterspout shat. in the shape of a go
h. D. Union hoist. The gallows frame
is 40 feet in height. constructed of 12x12
timbers and blacksmith, engine, bunk
and living houses are being built at the
mine. Two shifts of men are sinking
the vein in the W~aterspout shaft and
crosscuts will be run at every level to
the vein. Supt. w. w. Hurt is in active
charge of the development work and is
authority for the statement that air
drills and compressors will be another
feature of the New York S%earchlight.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-24

service. 1t will give them a morning
train to San Francisco and Sacramento
and an afternoon train from these cities
home-a service not heretofore en-
joyed.
On the same day the Southern Pacific
doubles its evening train service east
via the Ogden route. In addition 20
Overland train No. 6, running via Stock
ton with standard and tourist sleepers
and dining service, a train of first class
standard sleepers only and diner will
leave San Francisco at 300 p. M, for
Chicago via Ogden and Omaha, on a ma
t~erially shorter schedule than the pres
ent one. For the benefit of Stockton and
San Joaquin valley passengers a through
standard sleeper will be carried on train
No. s to Sacramento. then side-tracked
and attached to the later and faster
train when ii arrives.
The increased service on the Sunset
Route when a new train is added be-
tween San Francisco and New Orleans
and the Golden State Limited service
is resumed between California and Chic
ago via Ell Paso and the Rock Island
Route will be in effect on December
10th.
The prosperity of California is strik-
ingly reflected by the increased service
of the Southern Pacific. each of it's three
routes being given new interests trains
within a period of sixty days.