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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
ESPAN0LA VALLEY
IS A DELIGHT
To THE EYE
Plenty of Business Activity as
Well as Scenery--Thriving
Towns and Ancient PuebIoS
Up the River.



Especial Correspondence Morning Journal.l
Espanola. N. NJ. June 2~2.-Thirty miles
long and from two to ten or twelve miles
wide, the beautiful and fertile Espanola vail
ley along the uoner reaches Of the Rio
Grande in New Mexico is one Of the falrest
spots In the territory. Easily reached FROM
santa Fe over the Denver and Rio Grande
the valley at once contains bits Of the old
est civilization in the country and modern
thriving. growing towns. The Espanola val
ley is already quite thiekly settled with ne
residents coming in all the time. Espanola
itself. besides having one Of the %prettiest
locations in New Mexico is feeling the Inn
petus of the general prosperity and business
is good in all lines Of trade. There are a
number Of substantial firms here one Of the
chief of which is the G. M. Bond Mercantile
company which has a fine store building and
carries a big general merchandise stock. Mr..
Nohl is manager and Frank Bond resident
partner. Pollard also has .
large general store and Mr.. Frank. better
known as shorty known to every travelling
man in the territory runs a first class hotel
There is probably not q landlord in New
Mexico who has more friends everywhere
than has Shorty Mr.. Hardy, who oper-
atas a big Touring min, says the business
prospects are fine. Both the Indians ana
natives grow their own wheat for home con-
sumption and the mill is Kept running close
10 its 60 barrel a day capacity.
Chamita.
Six miles up the valley from Espanoia Is
Chamita. with the ancient and picturesque
pueblo Of san Juan nearby, with 400 inhabt
tants which are now almost Independent "1
their Uncle sam except that the govern
ment furnishes them a teacher free. Theft
are two general merchandise stores here
that Of Eldodt and Rueth and of IL, y
Never. Mr.. Eldodt who has been here MANY
wears in addition to a big store has one o
the finest park gardens ever seen. Flowers
fruits and vegetables in endless variety an
prof,ision are worth a trip many miles L
see. what scientific irrigation and q ittl'
farming and gardening skill will do even II
the arid west is strikingly exemplihed By
Mr.. Eldodt.
Mr.. Meyer also is a foriculturist, hi
hobby being roses. He calls his home Rose
ville,'' most appropriately as rose bushes o
200 different varieties fairly run riot owe
the place.
Alealde. with 500 inhabitants, is tire
miles above Chamita and is a surprislngi
busy town for its size. A clever young nus
ines, man named Charles Clark runs a gen
eral merchandise store here with a larg
stock. Mr.. Clark is interested in variou
ways in this section of the valley and II
said on good authority that at an early da
a high lire irrigattng canal Will be bni
bringing from Is, 900 to 10000 acres unde
cultivation. The completion Of this pfoJef
will add greatly to the wealth and prodoc'
iveness 81 the valley. Mr.. Clark is fore
most in promoting the enterprise and
doing all in his power to see 1t through
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The following Boston quotations are iiur
ntshed by f. j. Graf n Co, brokers' over
their own private wires TO Albuquerque, N
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.ttss ft ra4t 9Rt1IDt Ni thANRANT
,rafassianhl business, and u tH'
-" y i. a., nroat it must have eap''n'
f"'"" !" ''
s'e'" accommodation; what
sec &2at NNtNtet's ~ !" menus not Less
To contain N'9 ~. ,,4,oo, are citizens
than five a m"1't'N ,ae inrorparat-
az this state ltNt'i"H nna,ia1pe hefatn
ea shall subscribe ana 3eNN' ,a..t.a9-
mn officer authetlse" 4" .n.tattan the
ments Of deeds "t'3,s ~ n,.asrtbed Nv the
form of when see' s,1st contain.
saerrtRrv Of state whl'h mN' ,bteh
1 The name OF ~ ..1nas and end
shall begin with lue w. . ,,nl,ss the o.
win ths W. rn, ,roft.
sanlEa,'u nhere Il Is 10 he iocated or
2 The place NPet' " ID Ia he tfana-
where 10 prihcipUi
eetea. Far which II is formed.
the amount OF ls ~ ~ number IL
q, have capital stock anu ~ 49,,
ehares into which the st''N ra,Wtnaeet.
Sec. as3s, tNrtieles mus ~ - ~ statel
certified ana flied with NFN''"' ,t,o,r befare
rha official character OF Vhe t.t,s af IN
nhom the acknowledgment ~ .a.t,,tsa ~
corporation Is made FAe" a,an meas az
the clerk 81 Wv 10 acknowledgement ~
the county =, .'tts,as sbatl he flied N the
,ffiee Of the Secretary ' ~. onrtined
.aeo,1 the same, and a enpN aNs n
l. by him sh'H ;" .ornnrnftan, and all
a tthel existence o' ~" m (, thc office ~
certificates th'fealloI a .I,,ttnr d the COR
II the Secretary az s'e'e
l. %poratton shall be i'e"tpea' ,norehy created
Sec a2aa tNeip'r".''" ,,rnn snch ftling
ID and It's general r@w''s I'M tbe persons
I'd If the arlelfh 'i their associates,
WIN suharfthtu = IL the name and
he succeasors and esa'sn7' Nm ,bereafter he
ig style provided nara,e with succession,
81 deemed a body eorp'fa''t .antraet and
t. and aower 70 sue s'' a : ana convey at
IA be contracted WIN - ~ nersanal estate as
n. nleaaure all such real ~ ''ist - ~ rnrry
nd may be necessary e"U ~. ACCOMMODATION.
IN into effect the objects u ' aat ma same
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There was q big fire ~ ino en", 81
he Tyrone Development con,p"'S ~ nne
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AIN and
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stat. ot ohio These Articles Of Ineorp'ra.
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milk to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-21

miles southwest of Juao station. The
name has no. yet been decided upon.
but the site has been selected, and the
new town will start with mueh promise
center OF a fertile agricultural and nor
ticultrral region. The development COM
pany alone owns 1900 acres Of iahd,
which Is being Put under cultivation as
rapidly as possible.
DEATH FROM DIPHTHER1A.
Horatio, the s-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. l. Vincent. died yesterday OF
Il. c.. CLARK TAKEN BACK.
deputy United states Marshal Smythe
was here yesterday to take D. =. CIarK
mont Clark is the young man charged
with burglarizing a Vermont postoffee,
about three years ago. He was arrested
Glove. who Rad his description and photo
graph sent by the postoffice department
The prisoner will be taken to salt Lake
Identification and when that il establish
ed will be taken to Vermont for trial.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
ana Mrs Al Robbins OF the second
ward fell on a fruit jar. yesterday ana
cut severe gashes on both sides of his
chin, requiring six stitches to close
Santaduln boys. aged l5 and 10 respec-
lively, who burglarized Halladay's store
at Santaquin few nights ago nave
been brought TO Provo. The boys took
Giles OF merchandises.
The following young Provo men leave
on Sent 10 for Boston. where they will
study music. Sterling Fogeiberg, John
Rownd, Lenard Steinaker and sterling
Snow Miss Florence Jepperson and Mis-
Ida Edmonds leave on the 18th OF this
month also for Boston, where Miss Jep-
person has already studied one year.
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DEsERNr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21 1907

On July 4, fire destroyed the building
and stock. Aug. 10. abe received the
company's check In full for the amount
insured $4,000. If the fairness and
promptness manifested by the Utah
company In thie case Is general. II
should be an object lesson 10 everybody
who has property TO insure.
James g. Bleak and his life, Jane,
returned from Los Angeles last week,
They have been gone several weeks
COUNTY FAIR SEPT TO g.
The washington county fair will bo
held in st. George Sept. to g. n
number OF fine exhibits are being pre-
pared and the fair bids we'll to be u
grand success.
II. L. Dagett is president and d. II.
Morris is secretary.
EXHIB1Ts FOR IRR. CONGRESS.
Mrs. Lottie r. Carter has prepared a
beautiful silk display for the Saoru-
mento exposition. 1t has been shipped
The Southern Utah Experiment farm
has prepared a display of products OF
the farm that would be hard TO beat
in any country. The exhibit VIII he
open TO inspection at the station until
Thursday when II will also be Grated
and shipped to Sacramento
DEATH OF PIONEER.
Nancy Louisa Clark Higgins, daugh-
ter Of Lorenzo Clark, a member OF the
Mormon battalion, died in St George
Aug. l6. 1907. The funeral was held
in the stake tabel nacle today. at 10
a. M Deceased was born In jackson
county, Mo, Aug. IL 1871. After the
battalion left for the west, she, with
her mother came on to the valley
where they were Joined later by Mr.
Clark. who was mustered out of SER
vice in California.
In 1857 she was married TO DR.. Sllas
G.. Higgins, in ogden, Utah. In 1867
they We're called to st, George. where
they both resided until they died. She
and her husband were stalwart mem
bers of the Dixie commonwealth, and
were true to the faith till the end.
VETERAN OF 81 C+-LLED.
Helen Haswell Mcneil died in St.
George, Aug. s. 1907. The funeral was
held in the tabernacle the following
day. Deceased was born in Westhouse
Edinboroughshire, Scotland, Feb. %
1925. In April, 1S4S, she married David
Deans. who was, five years later, ac-
cldently killed in a coal mine. She and
her husband mad embraced the gos-
pei, so after his death she einigrated
with her two children to America.
About 1850 she married Archibald Nc
NELL, in St. Louis, and they came to
the valley in 1858. In 1862 they were
called to the Dixie mission. settling in
ST. George. Her husband died In
March, 1891 They had eight children,
six of whom are still living. She was
q devoted member of the Church.
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NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORT.
GAGE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that that GER
tam mortgage executed and delivered by
T.. u. Stewart mortgaEor, TO j. NJ,
Hamilton mortgage, dated 18th dav
Of May, 1907, and fled for record
~ the office OF the recorder OF
salt Lake County, Utah. ON the
18th day OF May. 1907 and recorded in
Book O. of Chattel Mortgages. at pages
l4I-4s, will be foreclosed by sale Of the
property therein described to-wit
An undivided one-half Interest In two
Gordon Printing Presses and one 2O-mch
paper cutter, together with ali type, APP
plances and fixtures thereuntO belonging
and used in connection herewith, at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash,
on Friday the Goth day of August 1901 I
10 o'clock a. m, az Room 2lS Constitu-
ton Building, In Salt Lake City Utah to
satisfy the debt secured by said mortgage
which Is in the sum or $500, all of which
is due and unpaid at date thereof, with
the costs and expenses of these foreclos-
ure proceedings,
Dated at Salt Lake CITY Utah. this 18th
day OF August 1871.
j. NJ. HAMILTON, Mortgagor
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COUNTY OFFICERS APPOINTED
.G,ile al omcnts--New Townsite in
Second Sc Wedding Bells--Notcs.

rysle al pmcnts--New Townsite in
Second Sc Wedding Bells--Notcs.
the Lion u dru spondence. 80,
The proprietc S ,or,ee aug Fave heen issued !;
that they ever ana I.avina Selman, both
but the boys ar
ing for the oflic and Florence Pace, both
u ,giiI Ii,,Si CIV :, ans Of Lehl and Hazel
- - 81 Provo.
Feia' N Bin ham of Benjamin and Hilda
-lson OF Spanish Fork.
VIM, n. Richmond of Pheasant vie"
and Allie Culmer of Linden.
FRUIT SHIPMENTS.
The Utah county Fyoit and Produce
company va1l ship six cars of peaches ana
peai's this rex TO Chicago, Minneapolis
and other eastern points. and VIII prob
ably ship about 70 cars of peaches, pears
and prunes during the season. The peach
cI.o,, il good in the canyon breeze belts,
but n failure elsewhere. The amount OF
nppcs that can be shipped from TINS sec
ton Is uncertain Manager Duftin states
THAT the late hailstorm did great damage
To tho apple crop In many places
COUNTY OFFICERS APPOINTED.
The following appointments have been
made by the county commissioners; Orson
L. Hacking. road supervisor OF Seuar
Fort precinct, in place of fEtrl COOK re-
I. W. B, wride, registra ion agent of
rayson district No. 3. -.
American Fork, district No, 2; Brig.
Madsen. deputy sheriff, az salary oil
SIS a month.
NEW TOWNSHIP.
Tho Juab Development company's di-
rectors will hold meeting az the rahcn
in Juab county Saturday to consider
The laying on, of townslte' about SIX
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Prospective Bride and Groom
And Latter's Mother Arrested
For Disturbing the Peace.
Jap LABoRERS COME TO GRIEF
precipitate Car of Rails Upon Them
selves, Injured Taken to Hospital
Boys and Matches Cause Fire.

Ogden, Aug. GA colored musician,
named w. A. Clark, went into the
county clerks Office today with his In
tended bride, also colored, MISS Julia
Clark. They had just reached the
clerk who issues the marriage licenses
when another colored man came in and
tried to dissuade the intended bride
from marrying Clark. desiring to marry
her himself. She repulsed him and the
license was issued to Clark and he'll
self. AT this moment Clark's mother
came into the clerks office and began
kicking and beating the intended
groom. She kicked him down the court
house stairs and mauled him until All
the buttons on his neat new suit of
overalls were torn off. The bride fol-
lowed and the pair went down Wash
ington avenue, intending to go to Judge
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MONROE.
Electric Light E'ranchise-ElectricaI
Storms--Coal Shortage.

Electric Light Franchise-ElectricaI
Storms--Coal Shortage.
Special Correspondence.
Monroe SEWER Co., Aug. l9--The past
two weeks has been a record breaker
for thunder lightning and rain Some
trees were damaged and a few fires
were started upon the mountains. The
lucerne crop Is being injured by rains
and harvesting Of grain retarded Yet
crops are looking very favorable, except
potatoes. which viii be scarce.
School is scheduled to open Sept. %.
and this district Is still short one or two
primary grade teachers.
The carpenters are busy roofing the
new pavilion and the work is being
pushed to completion.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FRANCHISE.
20-year franchise has been granted
TO Joseph III. Manson and Jens Jep-
pesen for the installation of an electric
light and power plant to be operated by
the waters of Monroe creek. The par
ties are local young men OF enterprise
and they look to have the plant In on
Grafton this fall.
The scarcity Of coal Is causing some
anxiety, especially for the school heat
ing plant.
Elder Jared Nordgren arrived home
on the 10th inst, and gave a very inter-
esting account yesterday of his labors
in Sweden.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Notice is hereby giycr mat under and
IN pursuance Of he deed OF William Ay
lett and Hannah Aylett, his wife, OF
West Jordan. salt Lake County, stat.
VI utuh, conveying lands hereinafter d.
scribed to the undersigned, which deed
~ recorded at Pages 9SS, and 2S9, Book
&c" Of the deeds records of the Re
orders Office Of salt Lake County, Utah
Tue undersigned viii sell AT public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, al the Yves,
ltoht door of the city ~ County Build
u,e!oek noon on the Gath day o: August
1891, the following described real estate
ahd water rights situate in Salt Lake
County, state OF Utah. to-wit:-
3 commencing at the Southeast corner
q the Southwest quarter OF Section 80,
township South. Range l West, of the
salt Lake Base and Meridian, and run
ilng thence North ! rod, thence West
.SZla chains, thence North IL degrees, 10
min. West l.55ia chains. thence North 10
degrees 81 min West 4.26N chains, thence
North "A degrees u min. West chains.
thence North So degrees 80 min. East 10
chains to the West bank Of Mil Race.
thence north 20 degrees OF min. West 2 az
chains, thence North l6 degrees IS min.
West 1851 2-S chains. thence North % de-
grees 90 min. West 2.1 chains. thence
North - degrees 20 min. West 2.72 chains,
thence West 2.61 chains. thence South $50
South 76-l0o Of a rod. thence East 6 SO
chains, thence South Is degrees 90 min.
East 1915 chains, thence South 3 70 chains
to the North line Of Right OF Way, thence
South 25-l00 chains to the South boundary
Of tho Southwest quarter OF said section
30. thence East 30 chains or 100 rods to the
place of beginning. Containing 20 Is acres
more or less. Subject. however. to
Right OF way over; Commencing At in
ltial point above stated. thence North
rod thence West 100 rods, thence South
rod. thence East l2O rods to the place
OF beginning. Also seventeen shares Of
the capital stock Of the South Jourdan
Canal Conn my.
Dated July Is 1907.
HEBER C. AYLETT,
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tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement of the kidneys and
cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment OF the kidneys. II YOU are feel
ing badly you can make 10 mistake by
taking Or. Kilmcr's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
II corrects inability TO hold urine and
scalding pain III passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up marty times during tho
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists i'll dfty-cent and
onc-dollar size bottles. You may have
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail Address, Or. Kill
mer s. Co., Binghamton, n. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but renemberthe name, Swamp
Root, DR., Kilmer Swamp Root, and the
address, Binghanlton, N. y, OH every
bottle.
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PAYSON.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS.
In Annual EncampIncnt--Sam'i Doug
lass Goes Ont of Business.

Special Correspondence.
Pnyson. Utah Co.. Aug. 20--I,ast even
lng tho indian War Veterans began to
arrive foT their encamum.nt ana by this
evening most o. them win have arrived.
Tents are being arranged IN the city
park, Subdivisions being arranged FOR
each post Gov. Cutler s Invited. Cant.
j. NJ. Westwo0d and other Officers are
here 10 take charge OF the program and
q number OF Indians are also present 10
lend reality 10 the encampment a good
time IL expected,
Mir, Samuel Douglass Is going out OF
business on account OF III health, Mr.
Douglass has disposed Of his dry goods
10 VIM ID. Dixon and his paints, glass
etc, 80 the Central Lumber company
both purchasers are Of this city. Tho
deals amounted 10 considerable as Mr.
Douglass carried one Of the largest and
est Htocks In the cts.
SILVER WEDDING,
MIR. and Mr. Fred Elnlayson of this
city oGlehratei their silver wedding last
week. 100 Invitations wore Issued and
ahout 40 we're ~ attendance, Many pres
cris were givsn
The new seats for the stake tabernacle.
not having arrived IN time dedlratoi y
services w,ll not 10 held this conference,
which Cpnyfnes Saturday and Sunday IN
the city pavilion at spanish Fork.
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SPANISH FORK.
EDUCATIONAL LECTURE.
DR.. Brimhall Talks ON Advantages OF
An All Round Education.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co. Aug. a-Dr
q. ii. Brimhall,, president Of the Brig.
ham Young university, Provo, accom-
panied by Prof. Lund of the music dc.
partnent. and Miss +. Jepperson, gave
on Sunday evening a lecture on the add
fore large and appTeeatve audience
IN the city pavilion
The doctor was at his best his aphor-
fuIded food for uuiet meditation.
Prof Lund also 81 H. upon music
illustrating his remarks with pra
illustrations
Miss Jepperson sang In her usual clear.
sweet ana melodious way.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of the Neho
stake Is TO be held on the Path and 9th
In the Spanish Fork city pavilion.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT FRANCHISE.
MANTI.
Death OF Willis NJ. Harmon Proprie
tor of Eagle House.

Special Correspondence.
Manti, Sanpete Co. Aug 20.-Early
this morning Willis NJ. Harmon of this
city passed away. Mr.. Harmon was
the proprietor OF the popular Eagle
House of this city.
Mr.. Harmon was born Jan. u. 1851,
and was practically q young man, al
ways apparently healthy and strong.
Some weeks ago he met with an accl-
dent which possibly caused his untims-
ly death. While loading freight at
one of the stores to be taken to the
depot. his horses became unmanage-
able and ran away, which threw the
deceased from the wagon causing a bad
bruise upon his knee, but after doc
tors care for few days, was soon
healed. 1t is possible, however. that
he received other injuries by the fall
which caused his death
Deceased has eight living children
and three who have passed away be-
fore him. His wife also survives him.
The funeral viii be held from the taber-
nacle. probably on Thursday.
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ST. GEORGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR.
Fine Exhibits for Irrigation Congress,
Death of Pioneer and Veteran.

Special Correspondence.
st. George, washington Co.. Aug. 10
The weather is very warm by day.
but the nights are usually pleasant
There was a light shower today. The
farmers are putting up the third crop
o. lrocrn, Grain thrashing Is nearly
completed. The yiels of grain IS fair
~ sood, as is the hay crop, but the first
crop Of hay was light owing to the
cold, backward spring
INSURANCE PROMPTLY PAID.
On the 10th of May last, the Home
Flic insurance company OF Utah,
through its local agent, David II. Nor
ris, insured the store building and goods
owned by Addie L. Price Of ST. George.
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there is considerable interest being
manifested in the case.
Drs. i. b. Bulge. oliver Bulge. DR..
]. p. Stewart ans W. IS. Lowe. returned
yesterday from three weeks trip to
the National park. They report having
had an enjoyable time
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of trust He was industrious and pro-
gressive, and the people of Richmond
feel that they have lost one or the
most successful members of the COM
munity.
HEARING OF SHERIFF SMITH.
The case of Albert A. Law. attor-
ney for Cache county, VS. I. III. Smith.
sheriff of Cache county. came up before
Judge Howell of Ogden yesterday,
Judge Vaughan being disqualified. The
charge being malfeasance in Office.
Atty. Halverson is assisting Atty. Law
in prosecuting the case while the de-
Tense is being looked after by Nebeker,
Hart & Nebeker and Geo. @. Rich. The
entire day avs consumed In impaneling
a jury which was not completed when
court adjourned at o'clock. speeiar
venire was issued for five more tales-'
men 10 report this morning at 10
O'Clock where the case will be resumed.
It may consume several days, and
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JAP 1ABoRERs INJURED.

Upset Car of Rails ana Several Are
Hurt.
Ogden, Aug. 2l.-Last evening a gang
of Japs unloading a large fiat car load
ed with heavy steel rails in the yards
ignored the instructions of Foreman
Houston Of the construction department
who had told them TO unload the cav
from both sides so as not TO leave the
load on one side. They unloaded the