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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-02
Litchville had a burglary.
Richardton will incorporate. mi Nj

Litchville had burglary. /
Rchardton will Incorporate. Nj /.
The Hunter creamery viii reopen.
Hillsboro has a roller skating rink.
Two stores at Harvey were burglar.
lied.
Roast pig suppers are frequent over
the state. 81 ;Ss a &. .f,sS.
sykeston boasts Of lot of water for
the trains. ~ A
The farmers around Enderlin viii
erect AN elevator.
j. X. Doran Of Garrison was injured
in a Ignite mine.
There will be more tree planting in
the Litchville country.
The Mayville township schools will
vote on consolidation.
The Lakeside hotel at Sykeston was
sold to H. P. Hannah.
The Great Northern is making its
reservoir at Ray, deeper.
The postoffice at Grandin is in the
bank since the recent fire. q
The new farmers mill has begun
operations at Devils Lake.
Efforts are being made at Drake to
organize baseball team.
The Northern Pacific is making
more surveys from Mandan.
Gunder Obie was arrested at Union
on the charge Of running pig.
George Halvorson of Fingal had a jaw
broken by kick from a horse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
@crthbplIeS Sdfelierbtce.

Sas faiierli9e 9plbsei9irr in Wien
tpmmt nitr bel ben pprnebmiten Gala
tafeln in 9ebrau4, penn fremoe Sir
item beim &aiier bon Sefterrei9 au
9aft ftno. Sas 9olbferpice rei9te ur=
iprinsli9 nur fir 80 @Gfte aus uno
bra9te oas Oberbofmetiteramt Dfters
in @erle9enbeit, penn ~unbebinst einige
9ebede mebr erforberlt9 tparen. Mdn
balf fi9 Damn bamit, bab man cine
Speiie, bei Der Saures in @ertpen>
bung fam, auf Iltpiener poraelan
ferpirte. @or Elm paar sSdbren tpurbe
ieoo9 in elmer Sibung Der mabsebenz
oen DISQUALIFICATION bef9loHen, Dem
llebelitanb ub5ubelfen, uno es tpuroen
100 Golbteler in Der elben 9r0be unb
Sahon Ser f6on borbanbener anges
f9ufft. 9a elm FOLDER Seller senau
stpei Pfuno ipiegt, 10 ftellen ii9 Die
Soften obne SaFon auf etna $500,
nit Safpn auf ettpa $40 msbr. Sie
fleine No9beftenung biirfte alfo $44, :
900 eefpftet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

mod gebuloen," rebete er Den unseDul=
Dig @artenben 9~uttpoIenb an. .@s
gebt ni9t anbers, beim beiten Wilen
nt9t. @ber i9 piu mid beeilen, foz
peit es nur mOgli9 it,"
Gr f9tdte neben 8pten, Die Ben
San5maitre bon @~interbuOe uno
Sreun0e Qunges, Die an Dem Mberb
Dor ieinsm Sobe feline 3e3genofen gez
peien iparer, bolen ioIten, ieinen Do
latus 2emde mad Dem pfunbleiber
aus, bel Dem bas @igentbum oss Soo>
ten ermittelt mar, lieb Seize aufmertz
lam Elm belegtes grDt unO cine 5lai@e
8ier bolen, g0nnte ii9 aber ielbit faum
3eit fir einen frugalen Smbib, fOnz
oenr bpdte balb tpieoer sriibelnb uno
f9reibeno al ieinem 4rbeitsplabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
uno erptoerte nit erstpuneener getoz

uno ertptoerte nit er5punsener 8etoz
nuns: nRi9ts! 3ein gar ni9ts!"
.S9Dn. Nlfo sic bleiben bei Sbrem
2eugnen. @u9 gut, iosar erpiini9t.
Sa tam i4 Sic eben 9unft fir puntt
iiberfiibren."
S9ott flingelte unoiiberrei6te einem
eintretenoen S9ubmann elm 8latt
papier nit Den Namen Der tpartenoen
3eu9en. r8itte, in Der poreeI9riebez
men Tpl9e," %erlduterte er pprtfarg.
@lei6 6arauf trat elmer Ser befreunz
oeten Iltersgenofen Sanges ms 3imz
mler, un6 S9ott fpanbte ii9 ibm bDf>
li9 gu.
r9err 53euge, mann iparen Sic aus
leBt nit Stefan 2anse SuIammen9"
v@m = an Ieinem Sooesabenb."
500 ma bos?"
nNuf Dem San5iaal in Winter>
buoe."
wStoltenberg, fsben Sic ii@ oen
3eugen an: fennen Sic ibn?"
Den? Sab i3 mein 2ebtag ni9t
seieben!"
nSerr 3euge, fennsn sic ben &C.
f%angenen?"
vS9-eldube tppbl, odb er ar9 an
Dem Iben0 in WtnterbuOe mar"
rStoltenberg q"
rNein, bas tit N l%1niinn!"
uSerr 3euge, bat Ser Gefangene fid
nit Sbrem 5reurbe 2ange unterbuI-
ten9"
Der Srembe, Ser 90 mar, ia," anti
tportete Der gefragte nit porii9tiger
@inf6rGnfung.
r@ber bas mar i9 ni9t!" fiel Stol>
tenberg feftig Elm.
BON. Qlfo niAt Sic. !6err 3euge,
i9 bonfe."
Sin 5peiter aus Der Geibe ser jun
gen 2eute folgte, uno S6ptt itente fait
gang Die glei9en Sraeen. Die Mnt>
pprten lartetsn unumi6rGnfter, unb
Der 9efangene gerietb in lebbaftere I'm
rube. @r bielt aber an feinem 2euenen
bod feft, neil er felbft Der umgebung
2anges peniser 8eoeutung gei9enft
baben unb Die 3eusen besbalb feiner>
ieits pirtli9 ni6t tpiebsrerfennen
mo6te.
.@9 mas, in 10 ne bumrne 5ane
plump1e i6 ni6tl" b0bnte er 3uoem in
Dem MiBtrauen, Dab er leoieli9 in
einen 9interbalt gelodt tperben ionte.
Gin britter = pterter = fiinfter
3euge ful9te. @iner 5peifelte, stpei
fpra4en fi4 un5peioeutis beftimmt
aus. Stoltenberg lebnte ii9 beftig
auf uno bebduptete, bie .3eusen miiB=
ten it6 unberanttportli9 irren ooer
iaeten bepuBt Die unpabrbeit.
(Tortfebung folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
0ertpeaeneS I1uberitiiG.

Yin Dem Gingang in ben Ooiemite~
Hationalpart, &al., tpuroen neuli9 IN
etnem Sage matchmaker flint nafs
Dem Yoiemite>S ia beItimmte SUIT
f9en nit Heifenoen bon einem Stra=
benrGuber aneebalten. tpel6er babel
cine betrd6tli9e Gelbiumme uno
S9mudi a9en erbeutete. Der S9au=
plab Oct &aubtbat mar untpeit elmer
8iegung Der 2anbitrdbe Bel Q~6pabnee,
genau an berfelben Stele, mo Dor
einem Sabre Elm Hduber mebrere Spu>
riften ibrer WertbIa6en beraubt bat.
Die &uti9en fubren in einiser Gnt=
fernung bon chamber, um oen Stau5-
molten, Die jeoe oapon aufpirbelte, To-
piel pie mDgli9 aug Dem Wege su
geben. Nls Die erite &uti6e an Der
8ieeung Ser Gtrabe aneefommen mar,
trdt Der HGuber, Der fein @efi6t per>
oedt bate, aus feinem @erfted, leete
fein @etpebr auf oen &utider on un6
befabl ibm, an5ubalten. Sin She'll
Ser neibli9en paHasiere beeann St
f9reien, pdbrenO anoere baitig lire
Wertbfa9en gu perifeden iu9ten. Der
HGuber bsfabl allen pafagieren, linn
ibr @elb unb lire WertbIa9en SuSu=
tperfen, unb als feinem @erlangen ent>
fpro9en porben mar, CAB er Dem &ut=
f4er Die Weifuns. peiter 81 fubren-
@tnise Minilten ipdter fam bh stpeite
&utfGe an uno Der &duber fertigte Die
felbe uno Die pafusiere in glei1sr
Weife ab. Gr pteoerbolte bies Ser
fabren nit ben nod fplsenben brei
&utfGen unb erlei9terte ale poFa<
siere nm TIRE Wertbfo9en. Damn
ihlus er fi6 feitpGrts IN ole 8iif9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
GuHltd1.

profeior (fiir f6): rSm,
mas bate meine Trau bod mod seiast,
mas i9 in benz erobsn SubrraOz@es
i6Gft BON Meier &c SDbne anfrasen
foute? Sb iie oreifinortee HGber =
o~reirGorige &inoer = brei Rdberfinz
Der - ooer brei ainoerrGoer - @9
10, jebt bab' ids! Sb fe &inberz
0retrG6er hoben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

8on oen 10000 GIN
tp pbnern Der Stabt 8enares, @orz
berinbien, seb0ren $4,000 Ser 8rab=
m%anenfafte an nno nernen nidt ipenie
ger afs 5000 9Gufer Der Stabt i6r
'@tsentbum, berer @epobner fat nlir
bon Den tdsli9en Spfern un6 Mlmeien
Der pilser leben.
3 Sen M o B r il d en-
au Neft Hutlano, 0t., tpuroen iiingit
bier MarnprblOde i'm @etpiate ben ie
20 BIB Is Sonnen s~efDroert. Ins
jebem Ser MarmorblOde fpI elmer Der
2Dpen fir bas Mc&inlep<S enfmaI in
Buffalo, u. g.. ausgebauer perben.
JnfoIge BON ueber<
+ o befinoen Ii9 sabIs
reide Weinbergbeiiser in Portusal in
elmer ipenig beneioenspertben Gage.
Sn ibren &elern lasern sic GrtrGes
Mile bon spei Sabren, Die lie r1ur unter
immenfen Spfern 81 perfaufen i'm
Stanoe fin6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

r5eringsbIid" rlennt man
ben Wibsrfdein. Den Die CUR 2ai6seit
In oi9t seordnsten 3isen babin=
f9pimmen6en 9erinssf4aaren in Der
Cuff eraettaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01

Rette Camille. Sn gDanss
billie, Snb., purben biefer Sage elm
sSonab @iliams, feline gbefrau mi
MERIDA unb ibr Sobn Weslep tpegen Der
I'M lebten 5ribiabr gu 8oonepine Derz
iibten grmprbuns Sames 2eisbs gu
lebenslGngli9er 3udtbausbaft perurs
tbeilt. 4nbretp Wtliams, Elm anberer
Sobn, fibt CUR 3ett einen 9afttermin
tuegen zines peniger ernften 8erbrez
9ens ab, unb stpei fleinere &inber bes
@6epaares befinben ii9 in elmer Ae>
formf6ule.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-01
6. & q b / t e |.

.Ncr quite 8ogumil Gottfrieo Ssle
fab auf Dem Ounteln Sorribpr
: 0es pDli3eiamtes un0 ibte fid)
-. g.. 0...n Il =. 0l.S..HS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follow,
with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27

Financial Meetings.
Norfolk q Western Railway Company.

Norfolk q Western Railway Company
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Norfolk & Western Railway Company
VII be held at the principal Office OF the Company in the
CITY Of Roanoke Virginia Thursday, the lith day OF
October. 1906 u O'clock 70 elect directors, 20
eect independent auditors to audit the books ana ao-
counts of the Company the the fiscal year.
consider te annual Of the directors the
action Of the directors set forth report
other business properly before meeting.
The meeting also been called by the Board os
Directors special meeting OF stockholders
Company % be held at the time and place
sider and upon the following special subect2 Wis
To vote upon proposal increase capital stock Of
Che Company TTty-3our Million Dollars increass %
be Common Stock divided into
One Hundred Dollars each that the total capital stock
OF che Company shall be One Hundred
Million Dollars divided into million OF Common
Stock o. the par value OF One Hundred Dollars each and
two hundred and thirty thousand shares Adjustment
each; and
upon proposal sanction the creation Of an
sTegate Tryfour Million Dollars each OF which bonds
shall entte the holder thereof his option during a
years be expressed bond convert ,le
into Common Stock. such bonds 20 contain such
and provisions be TO time
spon such terms be authorized by Board Of
Directors.
The stock transfer books wiz be closed o'clock
3. Wednesday, September 26th, 1909 and reopenss
az 20 O'Clock a Friday. October 18th 1906.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
Z. H ALDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
AUCTION Sales of Real F,,,,.-
CuPREME COURT. NEW yoor------

WILLIAM F. WARNER pfas,u. NNIY
LINE WARNER BEEXMAN, e a. ~. axan~ 90.
no,soy svsn ~. a2 p-rsuanc- q an ans va
aatlon bearing cats On Oh, 21st Car =, aoov. .n-'7
y q ~ .ns as. cs1' o' 80 Ssz o, taA 80. A.,
Referee in said f1Gk1snt nsr,ss - ne 1nee-.,a ~
auction at n. New York Peal Essas. s-A AZ 20
New York On me I0sh day - =. asr. .a.,an - 4
O'Clock nom on that day. tnrouxS y q e. lss ::
auetionsers ths p1.n1is.s directed ~ O. SaiDs
piece parcel q land. situate N - - "a. T..
e. ~ ~ es N@e aorS u the Cour.v n. y'a T,.,
County os Wes.eh>st.T ana fo~-sl,. = af nss-, ~
of Joseph Delaasa and dissnglis6ss 81 = ar. e n az a.
Fielsy; surveyor and dated A5SiI ~, a. Aa..
g and Is bounded and described a. As3s = ~
on salf map. saif Southery iizs 80 b. Va
ln- between the farms Os Garrett Cga,a ga,a Il -, ~
900 lluss: Westerly n the res~ 5 q s,ans az
wiaes and NorthsrIy By Toe NO e, 20 - ,-,y 40 =,
Inx5 e - 49, soI,sn M G9s s, 20 T.az seo d cs, az
20 links and on the north side Ave ~ sof
.ees 90 nnNs Containing one ana 90 az ;-,
plot 3, lana nssy 6o5 fsss n w5ss effssg ,a-r..,
e-et y t-2t-. fronting the FoaF v,t+ 1nsr, ~
soufhW-sseTly corner os ssf sTscs - 80 ,rs :.
tses conveyed % William = Hafo~- Fsrte- - a
recorded in ths Regizters O-lcs b 49, 90 lsR ~.
cn.steT u lAo.r 1le. page $50 win ~, ,. G vr
49, oyssss - jan Ns5ory az VI, :. :.
ana recorded 81 LAesr 23s8 Os Dsssz s-as ~ 20
county. rss, et and With the fr-.f@s - E's'rs--...
ey sesi dated June 12th 1890 an rss-. ~ - srs-
rss.s sST AZ ms'Ss.s'ts- 80 County. paz- es o-r ~
r.,,-z ISAAC 8 YssAcs
JAMES E GAYNOR. ESQ Ats5--s1 - = s..-.-
fs.si ssf END strsas. Rorough Os Naisa.sa7 s.e
JAMES 2 DURoss. ESQ. Assor-.~ ,,- -fS
re- ,sT1y; 11say; sorouz1 q Manhaftan. Nzx -
described above: '---'-Y . ;. s!. 4,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.
rTvaE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST0Cl

FTNlE AN-NUAL 1lEELLNG Uh' TIED SIUJh~
holders or Union Pacific Railroad Company win b.
hel6 Office OF the Company Salt Lake City Utah.
TUESDAY. October g. 1904 az twelve O'Clock noon,
the election OF feen Directors OF The Company and
the transaction of such other business may legally
before the meeting.
The transfer stock 0ooth Common ana
fesrr9 VIII be closed for the purposes OF the meeting
viii be reopsned GE ten O'Clock A. NJ, Wednesday,
October 10 1GO0 ALEX EIIIAAF, Secretary.
Dsbad August % Ie0s.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27

JIsNNstLNANIlA tEsfEAl BkEMING COMPANY.
EFlDELITY TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
under che Mortgage os the PENNSYLVANIA Central
Brewing Company dated October IS. 1897, INVITES
PROPOSALS for the sale 20 the said Trustee or
0p~ part % FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS $3.50 0O01
Bonds secured BY the said Mortgage proposals 20
b addressed the said Trustee its Office Nos e25
s2i Chestnut street Philadelphia: be opened and
acted rpOa Wednesday. September s. 1905, az ia
O'Clock \. - r ELLIS, President
Eugast -. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
rNEEnA HOME REALTY &C

vrn Re held Tuesday. Aug IS 1906 az 4ls Grand ST.
-. z, eight p NJ sharp
The important reason FOR calling this neeting
VOTE the proposition passed by the board d.
r.ctos 20 dissolve this corporation AL shareholders
requested 20 bs present
J. HAIMOwTTz Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
Financial.
HEREBY

NOIICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
declare EheiE forming corporation
20 10 known gbe Life Company,
Be located in the Borough Manhattan City OF New
Ec-. for The OF making
the health of and appeTtaning
t5-Feso ana 20 grant purchase dispose
Eds- ene prsran 70 Inc neuranee law os the State Of
Sew YorSE Datec. August 18th. 1905 S. Hanson,
William b. &idgiey, Charles A. Anderson, Herbert
Fesves Max He!nan. Moses &apebaua Frank l. Esch-
bach. Irving E:afnoHs. john Hanson. A A. Baekey
Charles r Hammond. watson b. Robinson Aston
CzErch. william \. Cross. George Eosk1nz
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

lts dealt IN lat 'oener
the
@ o.
L no
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
een

Ola Albany Post Road.
Ihe arrrONtE71t. sr1oIl. es the esx..
water rents or other liens 20 be allosss Il ~. an
$500 % with lnteres. - - - Fs,.re-
Dated Ncs York. August 44sh Yros
ISAAC g IsA4cs e.ts-..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

) 600 Total sales for the week. SEX intere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
FIIlR|UM DOES
||JyH|NG BUSINESS
hid Car Line Carries Out
I,s Schedule as An
nounced.
|pREos OF PEOPLE
RIDE OUT TO RESORT
\ Salt Lake People Visit
Zine Canyon During the
Day.
!, The Tribune

\, 10 The Tribune.
IN July 1.-The initial day of
.,,on of electric cars from Og-
,ss sanitarium at the mouth of
{ -ssnyon, fully justified the con-
~ NJ the line by the Ogden
S,ansit company. There werS
N rho came up from Salt Lake,
sars were run on the schedule
IN The Tribune this morning.
ear went up loaded. and at 2
,he management found it nee
4 "a nut a trailer on each of the
. Ssrations of the electric line did
" 20 interfere with the carriages.
4 and wagon service that has
,cre been the only means or
-v,atlon TO the canyon These
|fsuiIng visitors as usual to the
ann. and all points in the can
IA a relay of the same was sta.
s 4. the terminus of the railroad
4, those who wished 1t TO the Her
4 and the Oaks.
sapltarlum did a great business.
1 "a visited the baths before 6
a and the crowd taxed the re-
g, Of the management, without
sting them.
x walked up the canyon afoot
ike terminus of the railroad, but
|sss their choice, as vehicles were
,oy their conveyance. /. A, Benton.
|7I agent Of the Rio Grande at
Lake, accompanied by Mrs. Ben
Ia many others from Salt Lake.
q The Hermitage. There were over
|toqle present
-1rsr Clifr Potter OF the Oaks pro-
"a Il the greatest day he has had
casol, and his resources to en-
q tie guests were taxed. He got
q euIng and coming and many OF
|nlen Valley people were present,
Ia bulk came from below.
. rev transportation Will be a de-
4 Ncress, and when IT Is continued
|He canyon, as 1t will be. the road
|-ake revenue. and so will all the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
EUREKA EBKS BUSY.
Antlcrcd Herd Proposes TO Erect
Handsome Block

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA, July 1.-The Eureka lodge OF
Elks has purchased a piece of Main
street property and Is preparing to erect
a large business block The ground was
purchased from the Shea estate and just
as soon as the sale is confirmed by tho
court the lodge will make preparations
to start the new building, which Is TO
contain two large business rooms, two
thoroughly equipped lodge halls and an
up-to-uate opera house.
While the treasury of the order does
not contain sufficient funds TO carry this
work out, prominent members have sub
scribed for stock in the new enterprise.
The price at which the building lot
changed hands was $500.
The trustees OF the Eureka public
school are advertising for bids for the
erection of another school building The
new building Is TO be located few feet
to the west OF the present school house
and is TO cost 5000. The two buildings
will be heated by the heating plant which
is now In use.
E H. Osborn is erecting a two-story
frame rooming- house upon Hatfield ave-
nue., leading from the Rio Grande depot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
Mayor OF American Fork Shuts Out
the Firecrackcr.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. July In order
to avoid tho chances of serious &C
cidents. which are of annual occurrence
during tho celebration OF the Fourth
the Mayor of this city has instructed
the City Marshal and equities TO arrest
all parties discharEIng hreorackers,
rockets. or other kinds or explosive fire.
works in the city limits This Is in ac-
cordancc SYith an ordinance which has
recently been passed by the City Coun-
ell. and promises To be highly beneficial
B. Mauler and Guy sterling. repre-
senting the street railway which is
proposed to run from Payson To Logan.
spent part of the week here in the in
terest of tho enterprise, selecting
streets as provided in their franchise.
granted two years ago. which VIII allow
them until July, 1907. to have their cars
running
Miss Agnes Brown. who has been
troubled with an injured foot for some
weeks past, submitted to an operation
yesterday, resulting in tho removal of
piece OF hat pin two inches long. Tho
discovery OF the hat pin was a surprise
TO the young lady,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Brief Mention.
10 The Tribune

h 10 The Tribune,
Den, July is. c. Rhodes. trav-
;assenger agent of the Nilwau-
b Denver, was In ogden again yes
b and returned 10 his headquar-
|tls morning.
3 Cook, formerly with the North
Egias company in Pocatello. but
'sith Levi Strauss OF San Fran
With headquarters in Butte. ls in
} visiting William Harcombe of
<ns frm, and will remain for a
A1s He Is out on his vacation.
d. Hlnkley. one of the valued ma
- and engineers OF the Oregon
. Line. with headquarters at Poca-
b In Ogden visiting Max David
ra goes to Los Angeles for q visit
'ae Salt Lake Route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Something Looked For.
20 Develop Group.

At n 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
WILL CELEBRATE FOURTH.
People of Gunnison Propose TO Oh
serve Independence Day.

GUNNISON, July Tho citizens of
this place have decided TO celebrate the
Fourth this year. committees having
been appointed TO arrange for same by
getting up a suitable programme In
the voting contest for Goddess or Lib
crty, which ended last evening, Miss
Laura Madsen, daughter of c NJ. Mad
sen, was declared the winner by a good
majority. A, II. Christensen OF Manti.
Utah. has been chosen 10 deliver the
Grafton.
The farmers of Gunnlson. like many
others. arc complaining OF a light yield
of alfalfa in the first cutting. The sec
ond crop. IT Is Thought Will be good
Some farmers think the short crop Is
due to a blight caused by the extreme
wet and cold season, All kinds of small
grains are reported to be in good con-
dition and a good harvest is promised.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
FEDERAL BUILDING TO
ACQUIRE MORE GROUND
Additional Appropriation Will
Probably Be Used for This
Purpose.
Special to The Tribune

- hN lluunc.
roO,L,., DEN, July 1.-The additional ap-
preparation of S12O, 900 for the Oeden
Federal building suggests all kinds of
possioIii'les, and IT Is among the sug-
SeS.iohs and the possibilities that nd
u,llonai ground Will be purchased. The
pans ior the expenditure of the addi-
and from information released TO-DAY -
seems that three or four months must
lapse before they are placed before
the bidders.
me tact was released today that
t. mnen tne present structure is completed
preparation of 100000. and this money
II Is suggested, should be applied to the
ACQUISITION of thirty feet TO the north
ana adjoining the Baptist church, and
str1p ifteen feet wide on the west
1'u en-" oi the present building. On this
the new appropriation can be nxnended
In structures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
FORGERY IS CHARGE
AGAINST YOUNG BOY
Eddie Nelson, Aged Sixteen
Years, Is Sent Back to
Reform School.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. July Eddie Nelson. OF
Pleasant Grove, a boy ID years OF age.
was brought over from his home yester-
day and placed in the county Jail with
a charge Of forgery against him
The boy is said TO have forged the
name OF Chris Beck OF Lchl to a check
for $40 and passed the Same In a store In
american Fork. He was sent TO the In
dustrlal school about three years ago
from the Fourth District court and re-
Gently released on bond After the for
gerry incident the bondsmen surrendered
him TO tho Sheriff and asked to have him
returned To the school.
Sheriff Harmon took him to Ogden to-
day.
boxcar containing lead ore at the u.
& r. G. depot caught fire today from
sparks from an engine, The car was
pushed up to the water tank and water
was turned on. The damage was small
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
READY FOR FOURTH.
American Fork People Arrange an
Interesting Programme.
special 10 The Trlbune.

Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. July Livery
thing is now In readiness for the cele-
bratlon of the greatest National holiday.
which from the present appearance
promises to be one Of the biggest csIe-
brations that American Fork has at
tempted William f. Rydalch of Provo
has been secured as orator of the day.
which with tho other features Of the
programme viii be tho drawing card
for this end OF the county. Tho Vim
cent-Nott baseball team Will meet the
Miss Edith Ambrose. the young
daughter of Martin Ambrose of this
place. received n very bad scalp wound
last evening by being thrown out of q
buggy.
The Citizen. the local newspaper If
this place. has just installed a new
power press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
AMERICAN FORK MINES.
Whlrlwind Looks Well, and the Wyo-
ming Is Shipping.

Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK July i-Jacob
Greenwood. Ned Wilds and stephen
Woods of this place spent part OF tile
They were principally there to inspect
the Whirlwind mine, of which they are
heavy stockholders. They returned we'll
pleased with the appearance OF the prop
erty. which is under active development.
They do not hesitate to state that hey
feel sure OF commencing orc shipping
during the near future
The Wyoming mine lis sending down
It's regular shipment of ore each day,
which Will I'm all probability. be In
creased Immediately after the Fourth of
shipped ranges in value from $50 to $3.50
per ton. Besides tho operation Of this
mine. the Tying is doing extensive pros-
pectinG which is considered very likely.