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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

after such approval and oue-sixth there
OF In 1--WE years after such approval.
Each and every install.nent Of sapo tdA.
except the first. shall draw Interest at
the rate OF six per cent per aDnum from
date OF levy until delinquent. and each
boar interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from and after It's date
of delinquency.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval
Passed by the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah. July ., 1906, and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval
j. r. MORETON, city Recorder
Approved this 9Th day of July. 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State of Utah, city and County OF
Salt Lakc.-ss.
], j. b. Moreton, city Recorder OF Sabt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy of an ordinance en-
titled. AN ordinance levyinE Il tax ana
for the assessment OF property on the
east side of Thirteenth East street from
the south side of First South street TO
the north side OF Second South street.
In Paving District No. q, for the Dur-
pose OF providing for the curblnG and
guttering thereof" passed by the CiiS
Council of Salt Lake City. Utah, July
2. 1906. and approved by the Mayor
July 8. 1906, appears of record In
my Office.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city. this 9th day of July
1906.
(ScaL) J. B. MORETON
City Recorder.
Curb and gutter extension No. J. ash
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

RAYMOND-ILLiNOIS MINING COM
pany Location or pr1ncIpai place Of
business. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Illinois Mining company. duly held on
the 27th day of June. 1906. an assess.
ment of onehalf OF a cent per share
per month for three months was levied
on the outstanding capital stock OF the
corporation, payable 10 NJ b Johnson
One-half cent per snare. payable I'm
medlately Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain UNPAID on fhe
goth day of July. 1906. VIII be delin
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is modc
before, viii he sold on the 18th day ~
August 1906. TO pay the del!nuucnt ,o
sessment. together with the cost OF ad
vertising and expense OF sale
One-half n cent per share shall ha
stock upon which this assessment NAV
remain unpaid on TIE 18th DIV Of SaE
temDer. l9CS. will be dellnauent and "a
vcrtised for sale at public auction ana
unless payment Is made before. Will ha
sold on the st day OF October ions
TO pay the delinquent assessment to.
gethcr with the cost Of adyertisInc an,
expense of sale, o
One-half cent per share shall ha
payable on the End day of October. iaos
may remain unpaid on the Ist dav of
November, 1906. VIII be delinquent n nd
advertised for sale at public alIctIor
and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on the 18th day of November
1906, to pay tho delinquent assessment
together with the cost OF advertisinc
and expense or sale.
j. c. LYNCH
Secretary kaymond-nlinois Mining Co.
J2264
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NoTICE-HoRSEs WANTED.
Bill No. Sc.

Notice is hereby giyon that sealed
bids will be received In part or In whole
by the undersigned up 70 o'clock D. m
July 26. for the furnishing OF 110 horses
for the use of the National Guard OF
Utah, during the encampment near Fort
D. A. Russell. Wyoming. for a period of
about nine days. as follows:
1. Thirty-four horses we'll broken to
saddle and harness. square trotters, easy
mouth gait. prompt action at walk, trot
and gallop, from fifteen TO sixteen hands
high; weight not less than 1850 pounds
2. Twenty horses well broken to har-
ness. same height as above and to weigh
not less than 1900 pounds
g. Fifty-slx horses well broken for
saddle and answering the same require
ments as those specified under para
graph No. l, except being broken for
harness.
The color to be either brown, bay or
black.
The horses will be subject TO inspec-
tion by an officer of the guard. II ac-
cepted they must be delivered and called
for at the armory. Pierpopt street, this
city. unless otherwise agreed upon. and
they must be shod.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids They will be-
addressed to the Commanding OGlcer.
First Infantry, n. G. u, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah
P, o. Box Csc.
July 21, 1906. a1el6
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Attempt to Stir Up Strife
on Car Line Signally
Failed.
MORE MONEY WAS ASKED,
AND REQUEST GRANTED
Stuff Printed About Rapid
Transit Company in
Ogden Sheets.

Special N The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 23.-The morning and
evening misinformation twins or Og-
den give out the information TO the
public that the street car troubles are
good news by both the management OF
the Ogden Rapid Transit company and
by the employees Of the same com
pany. Neither side. however, is aware
of anv trouble II is true that COM
mittees Of the employees have met with
the management and presented some
requests. These, IN the greater num-
Der of instances, have been granted.
II is a well-known fact that when
former Sheriff Joseph Bailey was ap-
pointed superintendent OF the system,
his first demand on the management
was for more money for the men. and
the demand was granted. as was printed
in The Tribune some three weeks ago,
and at the time when the local organs.
morning and evening. were trying their
best TO iniame the minds of the en-
ployees against the management.
The management has stopped all this
by meeting the men in sensible con
vention. As matter Of fact. there
never was any trouble. nor was there
the slightest probability of trouble. The
managemcnt voluntarily increased the
per hour for certain
casscs of empoyees, according TO their
service and qualities
Several conferences were held and
the matter of seniority was presented
TO the management This was agreed
to, with the reservation that all other
conditions would he equal. This means
that the management does not propose
to give the choicest run to one who Is
old in the service, but is mediocre in
his performances.
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SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
p, o. Box Csc.
July 81, 1906.

Sealed proposals for the construction
OF the Down Town Sewer System will be
received by the City Clerk of Lewiston
Idaho, until four o'clock d. IN. Wednes,
day. August S. 1906. The proposed avs
tenn Will consist OF the following approxi-
mate quantities.
$500 feet OF 6-lnch pipe sewers.
27l00 feet OF S-inch pipe sewers
$50 feet of 10-inch pipe sewers
400 feet OF 12-inch pipe sewers.
1850 feet of 15-inch pipe sewers
100 feet of 1S-inch pipe sewers
ZoO teet OF 24-inch pipe sewers
800 feet OF 30-inch pipe sewers
sewers. IGN
&c manholes and Al flush tanks.
80 cubic yards of concrete. pumo ren
200 cubic yards earth exc. pump weii
1000 lineal feet k-inch galy iron
watermains. ''n
lampholes
flans. prohles and specifications will
be on hle and may be seen at tho Ci,y
engineers office. Lewiston. Idaho after
the 10Th day OF July. 1906.
nv proposals must be made on blank
Iortns furnished by the Engineer and
each proposal is to be accoppanied ha y
certined check for the sum OF TWO Thou
sahd @ sZOOO0O) Dollars. payable To the
CITY OF Lewiston. Idaho. which sum sbnlI
DC forfeited To the city In case the biddcr
TO whom the award Is made shall fair ~
enter enter INTO contract for the consiruc-
'o" % ,o> Tue system with the city within
said award "o1iee OF
Inc city reserves the right In refoo,
any or ell bids. ~ ieJcet
Dated Lewiston. Idaho July z Iaos
JohN z. NICKERSON. City Clerk
W. ~ MILLER. c, E.. Engineer.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Free Coinage Mining and Milling com
pany. Principal place OF business, Sait
Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
July, 1906 an assessment of \ cent neT
share was levied on the capital stock NJ
the corporation payable at once. to the
u and 10 Commercial block. Salt T-oRe
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessmen,
August. 1906. will be delinquent and nd
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will he
sold on the 18th day OF September 1906
to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expense OF sale ]. z. DARMER,
Secretary.
72 and 73 Commercial block. Salt Lake
City, Utah. a507
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OGDEN CANYON LINE.
Additional Equipment Should Be Pro-
vided to Accommodate Travel.

Conditions similar in some respects to
those existing on the Satair and Lagoon
roads prevail on the Ogden Rapid Transit
line, so far. at least. as transportation
facilities to the mouth OF Ogden canyon
are concerned. The service OF Sunday
last was inadequate. Only one small car
was dispatched at 3:45 p. m, and this
was loaded TO the guards. many stand
ing up and some space being occupied by
baggage. Returning from the canyon at
night. sufficient cars were not OH hand
to accommodate the travel This condi-
ton can and should he remedied. The
line Is a popular one and additional
equipment should be provided, and this
crowding and delays would be obviated
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Provo canyon and 500 from Park city
and intermediate points 20 Eureka. The
Short Line took over 800 10 Ogden.
The posts at PocateIlo and BoiSe OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic have decided
to join with the Salt Lake post In the
headquarters at Minneapolis, They Will
also take the same route as the Salt
Lake observation-disclosures & Rio Grande.
Colorado Midland. Rock. Island and Great
Western.
II. IL. Worsley, travelling passenger
agent for the Colorado Midland at this
point. has accepted the position OF city
passenger agent for that road at Denver.
Tho narrow gauge main line of the Rio
Grande from Grand Junction TO Montrose
and the North Fork branch from Delta
to Somerset has been changed from mar
row gauge to standard gauge.
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WILL ERECT TR0UGHS
Horses Will No Longer Suffer for Want
of Water.

The horses in Salt Lake City will no
longer be made TO suffer through the hot
summer months because no facilities are
provided for furnishing them with water
anywhere In the business districts. Coun-
Gilman Black introduced n resolution at
the meeting OF the City Council Monday
evening. TO appropriate the sum of $3.50
for the purpose OF erecting suitable wa
teriug troughs in the business districts
OF the city. The resolution was adopted
BY the Council unanimously.
The Tribune has been pointing out this
deficiency for some time past and urg-
ing the necessity OF erecting watering
troughs near the center of the city, so
that drivers of horses would not be
compelled TO make n trip of about two
miles 10 find a place to water their tired
and thirsty horses
The amount appropriated by the Coun-
ell VIII be sufficient to erect about four
iron troughs OF good design. TO be dis
trihuted in various points in the busi-
ness district
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QU|ETUS IS PUT
ON WATER DISPUTE
County Pays Up to Next Year,
and Will Be Good
Hereafter.
CITY AND COUNTY EACH TO
PAY OTHER FOR SERVICES
Superintendent Hines Talks of
Custom Prevailing in
the East.

The dispute between the city. and
the county about the payment Of wa
ter tax by the county for the water
used by the county jail has been dis
posed of for all time by the agree
ment of the County Commissioners TO
the amount in full for all water used
at the Jail up to June 30, 1907. In
other words, the county pays $500 for
the water used up 10 June 30, 1907,
and thereafter will pay for the water
used. the same as other consumers,
Recommended by Mayor,
Mayor Thompson, Superintendent of
Water Works Hines and the County
Commissioners had a meeting Monday
morning in the ofice of the Mayor
and reached the agreement MS stated
above. The Mayor sent in recon-
mendation to the Council Monday
evening to the effect that this agree
ment be concurred in by the Council,
and in the future the city should pay
for any service received from the
county, such as elevator service at
the city and county building and i'll
turn the county Will be expected 10
pay for all services of whatever ma
ture performed by the city. The
Council ordered the recommendation
of the Mayor concurred in.
Brought to Head.
The question was brought to a
head about two weeks ago. when the
City Treasurer threatened to cut Off
the water at the county Jail in case
all arrearages in taxes were not paid.
The county officials claimed that an
agreement had been made some years
ago by which the county was to fur
nish elevator service at the city and
county building. and in return the city
agreed TO furnish water for the county
jail. 1t developed, however, that while
such an agreement had been talked Of,
1t had never been signed.
Superintendent Hines of the water
works department has Just returned
from attending the convention of tho
American Water Works association at
Boston, and while away he made n
special study of the custom In East
ern cities in regard to city, county,
State and National Government fur
nishing service of one kind or an
other, such as free water, without
cost, in return for other service rem
dered,
Custom in the East.
Mr.. Hines saws that without ex~
ception he found that public officials
were unanimous in stating that the
policy of exchanging in any manner
is very bad one, and that, through
out the East, cities of every class are
In the habit of charging county, State
and National Government for all wa
ter supplied Mr.. Hines expresses him
self as feeling that the custom that
has been In vogue in Salt Lake for
many years of furnishing the county.
the State and the Government with
free water is an injustice TO city tax
payers. The present administration is
the first one that has ever taken
step toward insisting on being paid
what is due the city in this respect
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SHOWS INCREASE
Notwithstanding San Francisco
Fire and Disaster, Income Is
$5,000,000 More.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-Julius
Kruttschnitt has had preliminary state
ment prepared of the gross receipts OF
the Southern Pacific company for the
fiscal year ending June 80 last, which
includes the first two months and a
third following the San Francisco fire.
The figures show Sl00.0 900 OF gross
income, making the Southern Pacific in
that respect the second greatest rail-
road company In the United States. The
Pennsylvania railroad comes first. Tho
figures represent an income OF s5,000.000
over the year before. and S22. .7S6 900 over
the company's gross receipts in 1901
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CALL FOR LABORERS.
Western Pacific Endeavoring to Secure
1000 Men

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23-Western
Pacific railroad officials are endeavoring
10 secure 1000 laboreTs In addition 10 a
force OF 10000 men now at work in Utah
Nevada and this State. Under constant
urging from George j. Gould In New
York TO rush construction work az fast
as possible this summer and fall, agents
have been sent into the middle West and
Northwestern States 10 try to secure the
men The contractors OF the Nevada
section of the new San Francisco and
Salt Lake line are especially in need of
increased force.
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance amending and ser
Section 3b6 OF the REVISED Ordlnsa
salt Lake city Of 1913.
Be It ordained by the City euu--
Salt Lake City, Utah: -.
SECTION l. That Section ~
Revised Ordinances OF Salt I.aks y
1903. be. and the same hereby Is ~
and re-enacted SO as 10 read as s. y :
AMOUNT All applications for
contemplated by the precedins 4,
shall state the number anG kiho "
pin OF ball alleys. on nine OF ten
leys to be licensed, and the p.ac9
ing the same. Upon the flipe y. ~
application. and upon payma,salh., ~ =.
City Treasury Of twelve VIZ Nj
per annum in advance for edca Gu, "
or pool table, and twenty ls0w'
for pin or ball alleys or nine u, "
alley specified In said appncaus
licenses may be Issued theIeor nr|
SECTION .. All ordinances =, y.
ordinances In conflict here".vh s,,rh
by repealed 10 the extent o'
ilict. shaII
effect upon approval. =, san +
Passed by the City Council ol Li;s1s' SsS
City. Utah, July .. 1906. ana w.
the Mayor for his opprovaai;. psco.1
J. b. MORETON, city ne,< X
Approved this 9Th day ,TSSs1N q gs;s' "a
EZRA THOMPsOM.s;t 4
State of Utah. city and coun' Y
T. j. p. Moreton. CITY Reeo,ssi; ,,ssT;ii,
Lake City. Utah. do herepy mi
the above and foregoing Is a, a.
and correct copy OF an orcindaHVss ma Ts-es1
"An ordinance amenulne ordIusn1
Salt lake CITY % 1898" p pS'sSssss, sss,.
Citv Council OF Salt Lake ~ ~ n
July ?. 1906. and approved py py.card sSd b
July .. 1896. as appears OF ie'
Office. -or- = haxf
unto set my hand and aifiSeSS, IIs IN
porate seal Of said city TINS ="
July. 1906. - NoRE1Q<
tSeal) j. d. rIty Rc11r
Dt,, NJ dQ
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VETERANS REUNION,
Indian Fighters to Meet at Ephraim,
August /, 2 and 3.

The first State reunion OF the Utah
Indian War Veterans is TO be held at
Ephraim, Utah. on August l. 2 and 8.
large number of attractions have
been arranged for the occasion, including
a realistic spectacle of an attack on an
emigrant train. a big parade. concerts
by masscd bands OF 100 pieces, dancing
and an electrical display, Large crowds
are expected and the Rio Grande has
put on a rate of one fare for the round
trip from all points in Utah
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GO TO SALTAIR TODAY

Trains leave for the beach 1890 a.
M, p. m. and every forty-five minutes
thereafter throughout the day.
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Beautiful Lagoon,
AN ORDINANCE.

The ideal place to celebrate pioneer
day. Trains every hour atIer l 2. M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO, Q. a..
Masonic hall second MonS.a
month Members OF sister lodss.
journing mcmbors in good stand;n.
A. II, Peabody, w. NJ: Christon3s.
secretary,
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MASONIC NoTICB--wAsArog =
No. /, F. and A. M, will hold
meeting Wednesday, Jniy 25, AZ s.sa
for tho purpose Of attending aud essx
tho funeral ceremonies Of our lat
Thomas George Pinch. who died n ~,
July 81. Services from the fas,-
dencs. No. % Eighth East st,sst
attendance Is desired By ordsr Al 4.
NJ. a. j. LOWE, gec7s;-'
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Ell KAJAH TEMPLE, A. A. O. ~
Third Wednesday of each month. =
vi,ed. J. NJ Marriott. poten,s,s
Barnes, recorder T"
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wAsATGH ss5n?d b,i1 LODGE eas,lA NO. l; 2. and h
Members Of sister lodges and sasn
brethren in good standing in.;.I ~
Wall Griit!n, ". NJ, A. j. Low
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

ARGENTA LODGE MO -
ia A. M.-At Masonic han
Is. sc day OF each month. ana
~ sister lodges and oojourp;rs AZ
invited. Harry 4. Knowles. W pfz
C, Phillips, secretary. a.;
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SECRET SOCIrrrp.'
CHAPTER NJ

A, A. 3, RITE-The four eo.o-s,-7-
of the \ a. S. rite of FREQ Taoate I.
stated mee,ins' =, ,hn e vl.o tho third Thur.day
Temple and Second So. SojournI;rnass
invited, b.1I
Joseph G Bywatcr. 40
w. NJ. Jordan Lodge of pertsc,E
S. c. Park. 32 dss N
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter o3sp
No. !. "ots
c. ", Morse, X. c. op
Commander Salt Lake Coune;i
No. l. A>
II. \. Mayo, X G. G. n
M. OF X Utah Consis,o,. a.
Christopher Dichl, "a 'd.Mo'
Register OF all the BoS!..
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1, r. A. ~
convocation first wednesday IN +
month at Masonic hall Compnuie,.
daily invited. Chao. w Morse u
Moses G. Phillips. secretary.
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Independent Order Of Odd PeI]a.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. IT, l. o.o
Meets every Wednesday night AZ H..
7. .. O. +. temple. Visitors weloos.
II. Leonhard, y g., J, c. Smith, ssc,.
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. 81
every 2nd and Ith Saturday syesi
eacn month in Odd Fellows telupla y.
street. 4
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/. o. o. F. TEMPLE DIRHcfoR]
Subordinate lodges meet as ioll1r'
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise lodge No. Is, wcdnepl.,
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.

Curb and sutter extension BE. ]. aSl5
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 8, I. o. o. p,
overy Monday night at I. o. Or.
Visitors invited. E. NJ. McDonsN j.
w. r. Hopkins, Secretary.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

I , Dee. ,. 1905
LEAVE NokION-9.s0 a. M. aud 2.i5 70
m for hl"eheld and intermediate
LEAVE BLUEFlELD-IO.Os a m f.,
h"Nn"k". Lvuchhurg. Norfolk and
points ON Shenandoah Nailav p,i-
man sle~ner 20 Roanoke and Roanoke
g" New York Parlor Car Roanoke
to-Norfolk
~.3n ia. sor Roanoke and interm.5;.,.
points
80 %. m. daily. Rnnnok. r,,.i,.......,
intermediate stations. Puilmau Sleen-
"a TO Philadel phia via Harerstoun
s'" p. m. Tor Roanoke. Lvnchburg and
Noriolk wv"
7's' =. ~, for Columhus. Cincinnati and
the West. Cafe Car
go" o. ~. for kVuova. Cincinnati col,,,-
''us aud the West. Pullman sleener 80
cincinnati and Columbus. Cafe car 10
Vivian
i.EANE RRISTOL-Dailv. S.t5.
rive at East Radford . 80 a. n, sr,jye
~ Roanoke l.25 o.. m arrive .r
l.Vnchinrg az 3.3i D. ~. arrive ~
petersburg '.'s .. M arrive at Rich
n"nd Sis p. va. arrive GO Norfolk
w." nm Pullman sleener &C. New
"rk via Heger'own and HARRISBURG,
Norfolk.
e''' p. limited) arriving
kos"eke 1850 p. ma solid train
win Pullman slcepers to Washt.g-
ton, Baltimore. philadelnhia. ana Ne.
FORK wa Lyuchhure pnlllnan Siee,-
tnls~Si Go Norfolk and Lvnchlhrr
20 Richmond
+ ''' n ni. .laiiv fer au n.fnt. t..t.-
t'r.-fNI Hn.I l..n... I.I...
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
RATE GILL AGITATION.
" Is Declared the President Has We,
Over the Senate Committee.

Washington. Nov. 22-lt is rumored
'h't the president and railroads have
reached compromise II is stated ON
F'oH authority that President Roose
Neit mas won a practical Victory. The
svna'e committee on Interstate ana
i'feisn commerce me; 70 consider tAe
rage oiii which Mil De Introduced. and
"nich' x is said. is favored bs the
president. Senator kuox is credited
win being the To-bc,ween. n The
compromise measure Is rejected. Sen.
s'ofs = ".ns. CarracA. Foraker. Cul.
'"ni and New'ands win each present
-.'het ne" A.i.s or amendments
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
TURKEY oeFlss rHs POWERS.
The international Fleet viii Make n
Naval Demonstration.

Vienna. Nov. 2s-The sublime porte
aas refused the demands of the povy.
ers for international control OF Mace
donia's finances and az ~alea 70 Aus
iria 10 withhold tho .,r. .ach a, ,ba
allied nect
Austria has refused 20 act. and n
meet OF 20 English. Austrian. French
and italian ships has gathered a. ri.
raens and will blockade the Darda-
neiles Germany Is holding aloof be.
cause on recent grants In Palestine.
Russia will probably assist
The powers Will compel the sultan
10 yield. by force II necessary.