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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Believe They Have Bonanza.
GOOD WORK ON HICKORY.
Old Property Responding Very Salts
factorily to Development Work.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
MILFORD, Feb. 7.-Superlntcndent
1ngols reports the Hickory and the Har-
rington-HiclSory, Majestic company ;
properties. now being developed by him.
In splendid condition. At no time in the
past has the property looked more en-
couraBing than today. Mr. Ingols has
started out TO make these properties.
what experts agree they are capable of,
rich mineral producers,
The work OF development, as directed
by Mr. Ingols Is along scientific lines
AS result great bodies OF ore are be-
the Old Hickory. from the first TO the
Fourth. enough TO Justify tho not un-
reasonable conclusion that the Old Hlck-
ory is destined to become one of the
very great copper mines OF the State,
The Harring Hickory, long since a
eilver-leAd producer OF no mean proper
tIons, Is responding to development In
the most satisfactory manner, and is i'm
Proving with every SHIFT. The ore. much
or which is very high-grade, appears to
be limitless In quantity. and certainly
the physical condition OF these mines
ought TO be a source OF satisfaction to
the stockholders OF the Majestic com
pany.
Don c. Robins of Salt Lake. the Iarg-
est coal land owner In the State, visited
Beaver and Iron counties a few DAYS
ago on mining business.
Patrick Ryan of Salt Lake a large
mine owner In Beaver county. visited
Milford this week on mining matters con-
nected with his interests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Mining Notes.

a D. Pembroke has purchased tho ecat OF
J S BrnnsfoTd on tho local mining exchange.
The Cyclone mlno OF Stockton is in the mar
kct with another car OF orc.
Superintendent Frank b. Swindlcr OF the
Bnmbcrgcr-Do Lamar mine leaves today for
the property. 70 again take charge OF opera
tlcns.
a. NJ. spooncr, general manager OF tho
Mount Masonlc mino at Park City spent sat
urdny at tho property.
A. II. Godbe. the wcll-known mining on
gincer, has returned from Los Angeles. Ho
stated Saturday that heavy rains have inter
fcred somewhat with the pleasure seekers
from this city now on the coast
A. j. BEETLES, chief metallurGist OF the Dos-
ton Consolidated. returned from Bingham Fri-
doy with severe cold. and ~ now confined
10 his bed
Tho checks orc being prepared for dividend
No ~ OF the uncle sam Con- which dividend
is payable on Tuesday.
G. Iavaanino. well known to tho mining fra
tCrnity Of this city and State has arrived in
Su;t Lake from his Posadcnn home. He will
remain horo for como timo IN the intorests of
the Buttc-Hold property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON aALES.
Ajax. 200 at &c
Carisa. 800 at 2SEc.
Con. Mcrcur, l0O AT &c,
May Day 600 at l6lzc 900 ut 1880. 1900 at
l6isc seller thirty days 100 ot l6Ac
Butler Liberal. 1000 at Hhc.
Beck Tunnel, 1000 at SIC, 900 at 52hc.
Yankee. 1870 Mt 3nc.
Shares sold II. 900.
Selling value. SzSb.0o.
OPEN BOARD
Butler Liberal. 1875 At llhc.
CnriSn, go at 2SEc. 500 ut 29Ac. buyer sixty
days.
Columbus Consolidated. $50 at sAs6h. 800 at
S.S7. 100 at AsS.
New York. 500 at 2nc.
Ohio copper 100 at lS6 100 at slss. 100 at
SlS4.
Richmond a nncondu, 1000 at 4c
Star Consolidated. 800 at ltiEc. 1000 at lSc,
600 at lIAc.
Thompson. 5r0 at lIHc.
Victor Con. 1000 at 4ltc,
Shares sold. 9l25.
Selling value SilQS o..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
NEW ORE BODY.
Development on Bullion-Beck Deemed
of Much Importance.

Superintendent Doty OF the Bullion Beck
mine has opened up a nice body OF ore
in the south workings of the SCO-foot level,
and the new find will no doubt prove an
Important one. as 1t is in new territory,
SAYS the Eureka Reporter. The ore rpns
high in copper and silver and Is opening
tendent TO believe that the strike is one
OF the most important that has been made
at the Bullion Beck for several months.
Thursday the Bullion Beck distributed
over $4,000 among the leasers. and this
together with the company's payroll
amounted TO about $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ARRANGING FREIGHT RATES.
James Kennedy Seeking to Benefit
Good Springs District Here.

James Kennedy. interested to n large
extent in the Mount Alcott mining prop
erty at Good Springs. Is enGcavorlng TO
arrange with the rallroud company for
rates on ore from that camp generally
to the smeltors Of this valley. 1t Is
hoped among mining circles that the
efforts OF Mr., Kennedy Will be success
full. as success VIII greatly assist in the
development OF that region, contribute
not a little more TO the transportation
company Itself. and benefit the smelter
industry Of Salt Lake. Mr.. Kennedy
Will be in the city until Tuesday at
least.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
CONTRACT SIGNED.
Contractor Dederichs Will Begin New
Smclter Without Delay.

While il has been known for some time
that Mr.. Dederchs. the prominent con-
tractor OF this city, was the fortunate bid
der on the erection for the Good Springs
Development company of their largo
smelling plant at Good Springs, the con-
tracts were not signed TO this effect until
Saturday afternoon.
The contract calls for the erection of a
lOO-ton lead and lO1-ton copper plant,
the preliminary operations on which VIII
begin within the next ten days. The tim
bcr and other materials have arrived In
sufficient quantity at the scene OF actiyi-
ties so that Mr. Dcderichs viii be enabled
to hasten the building operations from the
very beginning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Boston Copper Letter.

James A Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing letter from Boston. received over their
private wire.
"Coppcrs woro nguin heavy this morning;
cor siderable liquidation WINS soon during tho
first hour. Traders were. however. buyers on
weak spots. believing that the market had hal
reaction enough FOR the time. As soon as tho
bank statement mndc Its appearance prices
rallied and maintained their strength, not
withstanding tho weakness In New York"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
WILL HAVE OFFICE
IN BOSTON ALSO
Eagle and Blue Bell Company
Establish Branch at Cop
per Center.

1t was learned Saturday that tho Eagle
&c Blue Bell Mining company had decided
Friday to establish branch Office at
Boston This Will not interfere in any
way with the Office OF the company In
this city. 1t Is purely a move FOR the
purpose OF giving the many Boston IN
vcstors in Eagle K Blue Bell stock bet
ter opportunity TO secure the stock In
that city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

btar b%.yre orc has been encountered there has
looI StrinGcr OF ore which has ot denfb
hoGt. Wldened TO a considerable ore
G0u? as indicated by the conslderab BILE
thc vo., or water MT first encountered and
Ar1Si,It 1Si ,0us olSpatches from Butte.
IN iH,n9.SImated engineers after examIna.
foot 9t Pm tIe new nve-foot vein in the 200
tbot iitt'Gl croSs-cut express the opinion
49, ~ rs an entirely new ore vein WI
ue"od 8, 0I,, from the strlnsers above, and that
,n,nmrn, vii develop into a great BODY of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ANACONDA DEVELOPMENTS
New and Important Ore Body Shows
Up on Low Level.

1t can be stated definitely that the
strike on the 2ioO-fcot level of tho Ana
conda is an entirely new strike In tho
cross-cut drive TO reach the Anacond,
The Anaconda vein cannot bc reacI'e5
within four or Ave weeks. At the point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
DEEDS FOR MINES.
Instruments \ Which Settled Butte
Copper War Filed for Record.

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. III. o Evans OF
counsel for the AmagumHtod Copper
pany returned last night from New York with
the deeds for all the properties included In
the sale by tho HeinZo interests to the COM
pnny OF which Thomas F. Cole Is the head.
ThcBe deeds. seventeen In number, bear date
OF January 90 1906 and filsd for record
In tho orlco OF the clerk OF Silver Bow county
today, thus completing the formal transfer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
DAY ON CHANGE
Scattering Sales End Very Satisfac-
tory Weeks Business.

There was a scattering OF snlcS Saturday on
the local exchange, Ajax, May Day. Beck
Tunnel and Star Consolidated registering good
snlcs The total for the day was 2l 3L5 shares
turning the aUm OF S7252 90.
For tho week just ended q total OF 176. III
shares were sold. representing the OF
yO2, ,6S27S The quotations Saturday closed as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
WILL BE IN ORE.
superintendent jacobson Expects
Good Results on Next Level

Superintendent Jacobson of the Colum-
bia Con. Mining company was in the city
Saturday from Alta, comforting with his
brother. President Tony Jacobson OF the
Columbus company. Mr.. Jacobson stated
that he expects TO be in ore on the 600
foot level by the middle Of the corning
month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
LOOK OVER COPPER
GROUND NEAR MOAPA
MeSSrS. Keith and Kearns In
yestigate Fine Looking Prop
erty in South.

David Keith who returned from tho
southern country Saturday morning, gave
the first confirmation of the recent re-
ports from various Ncvadn points to tho
effect that both Senator Thomas Kearns
and Mr.. Keith were looking over the many
promising mineral districts toward tho
south Mr.. keith stated that he and the
Senator had recently driven over TO the
Colorado river country, and as a result of
the shoNings rande
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Shoshone Control.

James A Pollock Sc Co. furnish ovor their
private wire tho following from san Fran
cisco.
ntgomory- -Shoshone and other properties
have gone into the Schwab Incorporation called
ShosEohd 9Sn. Subscription price. so per
Eh1re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
President MacVichie Reslgns.

President MacVichlc OF the Eagle &
Blue Bell company has resigned his pres
idency. being succeeded by President Il.
l.. White. also the head OF the Bingham
Consolidated company. This resignation
OF Mr., MaCViChle was In accordance with
the prearranGcd plan. which merely was
an answer to the necessity OF having the
president OF the company on the ground
a Boston at all times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released tho following
cars OF orc on Saturday: Bingham. 2; Alta,
2. Ncvnal, g.
Taylor Brunton released; Novada, 3
TIntic 21, Stockton. l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
MAY Result Favorably.

Within nifty miles of Moapa, whcre at
tile present time these gentlemen have a
party In tho field, Mcssrs. kcith and
Kcnrns Inspected a copper proposition that
gives promise OF becoming remarkable
property upon the application Of the prop
ar DEVELOPMENT work. In addition to the
copper contents the ore carries encourag-
Ing values In gold and silver.
Mr. Keith said that while nothing has
yet been definitely determined upon there
may be interesting developments within
the near futurc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Ore and Bullion.

The ore md bullion receipts for Saturday
given by McCornick's bank, were as follows
orc. gS2, zoo: bullion. S52 i0a.
The total receipts for the week were sRs.
100; gold $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Daly West officials Leave.

W 6 Mccormick director. oGd Ernest BaIn-
berger. secretary OF tho D6fy West mine. Will
lenvo today for Denver to attend tho annual
meeting OF that company. which is tc bo held
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
UTAH-APEX TRAM
WILL Be BUILT
improvement VIII About Double
Output of This Important
Bingham Mine.
WORK TO COMMENCE
WITHIN SHORT TIME
Expenses and Ore Transporting
Delays VIII Be Reduced
to Minimum.

Th Utah-ApeX company has definitely
decided to construct the 22O0-foot tramway
from the property 80 as to mnkc connec-
tions with the Copper Belt railroad Work
upon this Improvement will be inaugurated
within the next two weeks, and Its con-
struction is deemed of the utmost sig
nihcancc. The Improvement Will not only
reduce the expense incident TO hauling ore
by team. but IT Will obViate all delay fol
lowing such unsatisfactory methods OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Tonopah- h-Goldfleld Stocks.

james a. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing yesterdays San Francisco mining stock
quotations. received their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ssI5TllIWNii
${iEGlaIAa'
TINE +,
np
FEs. !,
ARRIVE

80. <-rro ARRIVE
en-. SCiinet In, 81. LOWS. Jkhican
No, Brom o,,.."y..
laa1. Butte. seSS Pon.
NH' tcry5cSIs,ma g2cESEIom ogeen GnsI;s ssd = ,
40 l2-Brom OrJsn''
55insy Eai,lsy and fiHta; iHts;Dc;;s;ss Dc;s;ss !
No: ., lsorEom chIcscs r.. j,
ma. Ogden e1d lsn, lsis, oaa. y
ne points 'u'eristas.
40. From Oz,icn .3..,.....
g. Louie. Ksn,aS,n mega :
omaha, Denver s "a qiy,
FcanoIsco 80. ard 81,
80, lC-.F'rOm Oes.," ,"''....,. 4
Nanoy. 3uttnn n'S'; Cad. =
md San Francisco of'''l'a
No, -Tor ogdsn ART
Chicago. Denyar yHasa
City and St Louis AAs'u
no. For Ogden, poi,;;i:.a..
Suite, San Franc,Ssss.les4
.intermediais paints aN
NO: l--For Ogden, o.. Il
CS.nI.i,es"s9: Denver, @ Kaa
Fr,X F1sX; : st ~: Louis ana nu. =,
No. 1l-Eor Oedsn' -.
valley Na1ilsy and in;ern,s.ssis,s,..
No. IT-For Ogden Io-,...:...
od,,S, Gh,isaso and inter91sssaI,,s,:
10. 2-For Ogden, De-.
kansas City. OmzSsS
Loals and Chlcazo &
No. e-For Ogaso -. %.
valley. ButIe. Bsl,.
Portland San r,a,.
and irterredilts ro,r,.i ,S.si
.. z. BUR!.yy; \
D, 8 SPENCE |,
City Ticket office. sa U' ~ \
Telephone 20.
Aote.-IrGin numhs,. .
Oregon Short Line train Siv,
not apply TO the soutbs,.s -.
ogden or the Union Psc,s "a;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
VIII Double Output.

General Manager Walter c. Orem Sat
uTday stated that the trumway Will soon
be an established fact, and thnt It's COM
petlon Will mean much indeed TO the
Utnh-ApcX, as 1t Will not only reduce the
expense and delay OF transportation of
ore. but in addition will enable the man
agcmcnt 10 practically double It's output
from the mine. could have been done
earlier had the orc-moying facilities been
adequate TO the demands made upon them.
Is First Of Series,
1t is thought in well-informcd circles
yclopments that Will greatly add to tho
general efficiency OF the Utah-ApeX equip
mont, and there is no doubt but what tho
property is capable of meeting any and
all conditions that Will tend TO create q
greater output from the mine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Metal Market

Tho metal quotations for Saturday a
follows silver etise, lead, SEQ, copper. l?)oc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock & Co furnish tho follow
ing Boston stock quotations. received over
tho N.ira
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. T.-Tho Official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
YALE STUDENTS IN ooNcrHr.
Enjoyable Performance Given at the
New willard.

The annual visit OF the Yale Glee, Banjo
and Mandolin clubs to this city Is always
an event to which the younger portion OF
the population look forward with pleasant
anticipation, which is always realised, and
this years experience was no exception to
the rule. A much entertained gathering
heard last evenings concert in the ball
room Of the New Willard Hotel with every
manifestation Of enjoyment. Nearly every
number on the program was encored. The
Glee Club, which is composed OF twenty
two students. was heard in Brave Mother
Yale. Peter Piper" college Medley" and
Giee Club sang Going A-Dream1ng." Mr.,
Mills and the Glee Club were heard in Shep-
ards "a Knot OF Blue and Goodate's
Dance of the Elves and Mr.. Butler ana
The Banjo Club played Down the Field"
and '"The Whistler and His Dog" while the
Mandolin Club rendered Halls Dream OF
the Violets'' and Collini's Sorrella. Messrs.
Bull, Andrews, Dustin and MCGEE sang ne
gro melodies very amusingly, and the Glee
Club octet rendered the old favorite, STARS
Of Summer Might and were obliged to
give an encore. They sang the time-tested
"Old Oaken Bucket" In tuneful manner.
The Glee and Banjo clubs performance OF
"Tutti Fruttf' was encored. The concert
was given under the auspices of the follow
Ing patroneseeS:
0nAS. Adllp NdIS. k1ltCIiCOck, QAIS. tSTeWeis
Mrs. Chaffee. Mrs Dewey, Mrs Hale. Mrs.
Lodge. Mrs Elktns Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs.
Foraker, Mrs. .spooner, Mrs. Depew, Miss
Kean, Mrs. Hewlands Mrs. Hit, Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell, Mrs. Thomas Blagden Mrs.
George L. Bradley Mrs. Calderon Carlisle.
Mrs. William s. Cowles, Mrs. Edmund K.
Goldsborough, Mrs. D. c. Gilman, Mrs.
Arnold Hague. Mrs. Ernest Howe, Mrs.
Frank Hume, Mrs. Loren T. B. John
son, Mrs. N. s. Lincoln, Mrs George X.
McLanahan, Mrs. r. w. Patterson. Mrs.
Frederick A. Miller. Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins, Mrs. James w. Pinchot, Mrs.
Riggs, Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mrs. A. c,
Tyler and Mrs. W K Van ReYnen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
COULDN'T FoRsAKE FRIEND.
So Both Will Spend Ten Days on the
Farm

Yesterday afternoon the first precinct re-
celved a call from William Furlong.
Have you got my friend Patrick Bowen
locked up?" asked Furlong.
Il think there is man by that name as
signed to a room behind the bars" replied
Desk Sergeant Gray.
Then I want to be locked up We have
been lifelong friends" said Furlong.
He was told that there was no room for
him. and he was escorted outside. On the
street he directed some profanity against
the station house, and went back~nside
Il want to be locked up; am drunk" re-
quested Furlong. He lay down on the floor
and refused to leave. His persistent efforts
were finally rewarded.
Both Bowen and Furlong were before
Judge Mullowny this morning on charges
OF disorderly conduct. Bowen was arrested
on e street northwest by Policeman Lynn
and he was sentenced to fifteen days on the
farm.
You want to stick by your partner, don't
your" asked Judge Mullowny. when Fur
long came up for trial.
Yes, SIR
Il sent him down for fifteen days"
"'Course I don't want to be sent down.
The best way is to let both Of US CO." plead
ed Furlong
mo, you both can get out together in ten
days" concluded Judge Mullowny. Furlong
was pleased with his treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
GRAND ARMY BANQUET.
Annual Function to Be Given Feb
ruary g at New Willard Hotel.

Department Commander Tasker recently
announced the following gentlemen as
members Of the G. A. r. banquet committee
for 1905; Thos. 8. Hopkins, chairman; Maj.
John McElroy, Capt. Arthur Hendricks,
George H. Slaybaugh. Col. B. F. Bingham,
Judge I. G. Kimball, Capt. Abram Hart.
c. NJ. Robinson, Judge H. B. Moultoa. H.
l.. Johnson, Capt. E. H. Holbrook, G. NJ
Hustled, Capt. Walter F. Halleck and Maj.
L. P. Williams.
The committee met Friday evening at the
Office of the chairman and made the neces-
sary preliminary arrangements for the BAN
quet, which will be given at the New Will
lard Tuesday evening, February g, at 7
o'clock. The function will be In honor of
the commander-in-chief, Corporal" James
Tanner, and the committee is determined
that the affair shall, If possible, eclipse any
previous one. Some of the brightest and
wittiest speakers in the land will be among
the guests, a number Of whom have already
accepted Invitations
The thirty-eighth annual encampment
will convene the preceding evening and adj
tourn over until the evening following the
banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
BoARD4oF EDUCATION.
Promotions, Designations, Appoint
ments and Transfers Of Teachers.

Weuts ana xrane1ers Or Teachers.
The board OF education at fits weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon at the Frank
LIN building acted upon routine business In
the way of transfers. designations, appoint
ments and promotions as follows:
To fill the vacancy caused by the leave
OF absence granted Miss r. ]. Coffin. ap-
point Miss Marietta Stockard as tempo
rary teacher In Normal School No / for
a month.
Accept resignation of Henry Newman,
Janitor Of Blow
Accept resignation of C. E. Anderson, JAM
itor at the Blair School, to take effect on
January g. 1905, at - o'clock m
Appoint George ]. Hempler as janitor of
the Blair School at salary of $40 per an
mum, to take effect January G, 1905, at IL
o. clock m.
Appoint Clarence Maddox janitor at Blow
School.
Promote r. B. Martin from grade three
to grade four, vice J. A. Young, declined.
Accept resignation of Mary Giddings
Blake
Transfer Miss Louise Arnold from Dent
to Jackson School.
Appoint Gertrude Fuller assistant at $3.50
and assign to Dent School.
Appoint substitute teacher in Armstrong
Manual Training, Miss Mollie Syphar Glib
son.
Appoint substitute sewing teacher in night
schools, Miss Chathema Fletcher.
Appoint substitutes in sewing: Miss Mar
garet G. Gray, Miss Amy Riggles. Miss Eta
H. Wilson, Miss G. II. Powell, Miss Mabel
Griffin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
Yacht Runaway overhauled.

The steam yacht Runaway belonging tn
Mr. Joseph Moore of Alexandria is lying
oerthed at the Duke street wharf at Alex
andria, receiving a general overhauling in
preparation for service as soon as the boat
Ing season opens on the river The boiler
OF the yacht has been retUbed. her engine
and other machinery have been placed in
thorough order, and the planking of her
hull has been renewed. The Runaway for
the past year or two has been running upon
route between Alexandria and the Wash
ington navy yard for the benefit of the
AieXahdTia mechanics employed in the big
gun building shops but when the Woodbury.
was placed on the route she was withdrawn.
and 1t Is understood she will be used ex-
ciusiyelX for pleasure trips on the river.
The Runaway was at one time in the United
States army engineers service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04
Capt. Kintz's New Yacht

There is building on the Maryland side of
the river short distance above Foot Foote,
a large sailing yacht, which will make her
appearance on the river in the early spring,
and If she comes up to the expectations OF
her builders Messrs. Charles Swift & Bro,
she will be among the fastest sailing YES
sells In pleasure service on the river. The
boat is being built for Capt Frank V.
kintz OF the tug D. NJ. Key and is to be
twenty-five feet long, will have depth of
hold OF two and one-half feet and a beam OF
eight feet. She will have a large cabin,
with sleeping accommodations for several
persons, and will be conveniently ar
ranged. The new craft will be used for
pleasure purposes on the river during the
coming summer,