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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

DENTISTRY. n
SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS. oPPp-5
site the IJost-office. H. Phone saa2d.s
, Examinations and. estimates free. III
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TOR SALE, GOOD, SOUND DRIVING
mare: kind and quick; also buggy
and harness. Phone els, or call 1910
East Cary Street. t.. a. MARTIN.
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RUNABoUTs.-1 WILL GIVE A DIS
count Of 10 per cent. on any new
runabout in my stock. w. G. SMITH.
3f4 North Fifth Street.
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/ HAVE SOME LOVELY HOUSES AND
nice building lots In the hear. of
Barton Heights for sale. Address d
256, care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR SALE. IA GOOD SECOND ItANp
gas stove cheap. Apply .1Q7 South
Pine Street, NH " 5&tgi 5sssa & = I
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COR SALE TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS
in the West End: all improved Side
walks, etc. Address p. O. Box bo2,
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

A WORKING PARTNER
in dairy business now In profit
able operations; owner unable to de-
vote entire time to 1t. A. w. CHASE,
Fifty-siXth Street, Newport News.
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FOR SALE. SECOND HAND GROCERY
and laundry wagons, In good run
Ming order. w. C. SMITH. 314 North
Fifth Street.
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AND PATENTED aiACiifS
cry built. Why not have your ioeas
developed, manufactured and mar
keted? Liberal proposition. VIII
save you money. G. -. FORD Co,
Trtgg Shipyard Phone 3O2S.
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FOR SALE: MAXWELL
touring car in ftrst-class condition.
Cost s1.4O0. Lamps and Gabriel horn.
Price $3.50. S. stage, 1903 West
Broad Street.
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co TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT
KAEMPF'S 40G. Mla GRE You
know it's the best the price can buy
Try our Celebrated Home made cax-
amcls. Csc. pound. 10 North Ninth
Street.
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FOR SALE. ONE LOT OF WOOD. 81
per load. Apply to Mr. LARNER,
Tenth and Byrd Streets.
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FOR SALE. TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS
In West franklin Street, 2bx145 feet,
at s24 per front foot. Address p. U.
Box 502, city.
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BucHANAN's NlGtrt SCHOOL,
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FOR SALE. SOME GROOM HOUSES IN
West End: over IL per cent. invest
greatest bargain in the city Address
r 313. this Office.
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Fop SALE, GOOD PAYING DRUG
store; inventory, $1,000: last years
sales. $4,000; new furniture; bad
health causes change. Box 10, New
port News. Va.
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i WANT TO RENT A HOUSE MAR
car line, with grounds suitable to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

TWO NICE LITTLE HOMES in THE
Cast End; five rooms. two porches,
we'll OF fine water with both, for ST.
500 each. MCGUIRE e. CASPER, 7 LIZ
North Eleventh Street.
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WANTED COUPLE DESIRE -FOUR
rooms and bath, Address stating
terms. which must be reasonable,
'NIACk." Lock Box SSl. KS
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IF YoU. WISH TO BUY, SELL. EN-
gage in or incorporated mercantile or
manufacturing enterprise. communi-
cate with THE SOUTHERN Bust
MESS EXCHANGE, Richmond. Va.
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HATs cLEANEp, BLocKEp. sHsAPAp.
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PLAT OR sAIAI III. III ISEli WAN TED
Address O 26i, care this OF flee. y, NJ
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FARM. FORTY-THREE a q II Il s,
house, four rooms; young orchard,
mite and u half from station; eight
miles from Richmond SITS. Easy
Nterms. Address FARM, 40S West
Broad Street.
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A YOUNG MAN WITH
small capital as partner In nice.
profitable business: also a good coll
lector. Box 500, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD OR
two furnished rooms, in central lo-;
cation. Address G $50. care this office.
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so Gao BRICKS FOR SALE. CHEAP;
Mrs. q, 504 North Sixth Street.
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FREE LOT. WAuSEsiIA. Il WASH.
health and suinmer resort, Tule
Z Ilake;Al lots 25Sl00 feet, Send So
warranty deed; no restrictions,
( SPARKS BROS. Bernard Street,
Spokane, Wash. rs lSsi si
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SEVEN ACRES WITH NICE FoUR-1
room house on car. six miles of
the city, for 81, $50. Especially suited
fora city business man. B 207, care
rinlea-D iSpatch. S3l
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sale at low prices. on easy terms, on.
new new. railroad, Fluvanna county. Va,
ranging in size from so to 466 ACRES.
Bargains for quick buyers. Address
~. n. ELAN, charlottesville, Va,
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FOR SALE. TWO NICE LoTss s5x145
feet. in Highland Park. Apply 1907
Randolph Street.
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WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE OR
n fiat; about six rooms, Address ~
arc. care this Offices, WA III
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers., 9l2
East Main Street. buy, SELL exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange
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Want
ONE CUNT WORD.
:for bale.

ToR SALE, AT sToNERfbGE STOCK
Farm 2l-2 miles south of city. on
Osborn Turnpike, several family
Shetland pony ymarel. seven years
old, weighs 375 pounds; extra good
driver kind for children; new two
seat trap goes with her also have
phone dIol L.. 1. j. COFFIN, Prop.
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Real Estate UMa,lten.

,<s~o-.--~S--Syn<S-
WANTED, n TO BUN SMALL PEACE
on car line. near city, with or with
out buildings. on monthly payments.
~ n "a. MARTINI, Station g.. Seven
3 Pines car line,
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FOR SALE. TEN SPLENDID BUILD
ing lots In the pretty little town or
Chester. Address CHEAP, 2S4, this
office.
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b. +. HAMILTON & co. 11o4 Ia E.
Main Street. Richmond, Va
A BUILD7NG LOT OF ONE AND A
half acres. near Taylor Station, for
500. or will sell IL acres for S175.
Thirty acres good land. with spring
and stream. fronting on raiiroad Dad
on your own terms. Call at my
mond. frederieksburg and Poto-
Incc Railroad. or address r. 5.
LEAKE, Glen Allen. Va.
FOR SALE, SIXTY ACRES. i 1-2 MILES
from Richmond. fronting on VII
l!amsburg and Charles City Roads,
bu hidHom " four new sw chicken-holses.
with large runs: incubators. brood.
ers. colony houses. etc. Will sell part
or whole. satisfactory reasons for Tor
Roi,te NO. " 8. R Ri maA Va.
FOR sALE-261 ACRES, TWO HOURS
drive from Richmond. one and one.
half miles from railroad station: 100
balance in good growing TIMBER
enough wood to pay for IT; five
room dwelling. A fine Investment.
Price, $4,000. L C. GARRETT. 4OS
East Main street.
FOR SALE OR EXcHAN GE--wE
have two pieces of desirable dwel-
ling property, located in Danville,
Va, which pays good percentage
on the cost, for sale at q low price;
or will exchange for residence prop-
erty in Richmond. Inducement to a
quick trader. Address A. NJ. SOUTH
ALL. Danville. Va.
FOR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM
OF thirty acres. two and one-half
miles from railroad station. In small
county village; seVen-room dwerHnE
and outbuildings; fencing and good
orchard; a first-classss location for
country doctor. $4,000. l.. G. GAR-
RETT. N403 East Main Street.
sIX-RooM HOUSE IN FIRsT-cLA
condition, on Winder Street. for ST.
400. Leaving the city apd quote
sale, Good for speculation or nice
home to an energetic working man
D $50. care Tilnes-Dispateh.
FOR sALE-FARM AND STORE
property right at railroad station
fine business centre, containing ?o0
acres. dwelling and necessary build
ings; we'll timbered; only TWENTY-FIVE
miles from Richmond: healthy and
fine water. Price. $1,000. a.. 9. G4AR-
RETT. 400 East Main Street.
AN EXCELLENT STORE AND RESI-
dence combined near the 1900 block
| West Main Street, at twp-thlrds II!
value IT is going to BIZ sold, Sc,
about this at once. MCGUIRE & GAS
PER, z 1-2 North Eleventh Street
|RIDG EwAY FARA-1.ooo ACRES
grand old Colonial residence, ~
| acres in timber; large. fenced pas tur
and low grounds on Deep Creek. fou
Rie eis ois ED Il SCOTT. Arcadia, Fla
FARM, FoRTY-THREE ACRE 5
house, four rooms: Young orc n,le
mile and u half from station; Y
miles fro sdar atshT TSR sI IS We We
Broad Street.
rIMBERLANDs AND FARMS FOL
sale at low prices. on easy terms. o.
sSgn aE n Size FS pom e sGassy
+ Bargains for quick buyers. Addres
~ II. ELAN. charlottesville. Va,
SEVEN ACRES WITH NIcH -FOUR
room house on &C, car, !, aiN miles 9
4 fora city business man. B 3o7. car
'rtmes-Dispatch.
Il STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY TIL
i nice home near Paramount Church a
$4,000; eight rooms; other convent
4 ences. Terms to suit purchaser
ow oasp fay'nF FIX Sic Mfeu sa7
4 FREE LOT. wAuKHsHA. WASH
4 health ana slinmer resort, Tul
4 Lake, lots a6x10O feet, Send s
warranty deed; no restriction,
4 SPARKS BROS. Bernard Stree
Spokane, Wash. It'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27
USEFUL INVENTION.
Device To Deliver Messages to Mov-
Ing Train on Exhibition.

An interesting and Instructive nven-
ton IN railway operation is on exhibit
ton In Room 5, Eagle block which viii
attract the attention of railway men.
II is a device whereby train orders can
be delivered 10 a moving train any
where on the line no matter al what
speed 1t may be moving. The operation
OF the mechanism is on the principle of
mail pouch delivery for trains in mo-
ton, though different in detail. The
device consists OF a revolving post with
Two arms holding catchers 10 which
are attached small pouches or bags
containing the train orders. One of
THESE pouches is for the engineer, and
one Tor the conductor of the train in
question, and grabs attached to the en-
CINE cab and the baggage ear catch the
pouches from the extended arms. The
engineer and the conductor Immediately
read their orders, which may sIdAtrack
them at the next station or let them go
through at full speed 1t Is interesting
10 know that the train dispatchers' an
nual convention held at Boston last
week unquallfiedly endorsed this inven-
ton and recommended It's adoption by
all railroads. The inventor is NJ. c,
Mckeffe who Is president of the Rail-
way Time Saving association which
controls the invention. and the treas
urer Is Byron Groo. and the secretary.
j. NJ. StulL The capital stock OF the
company Is $4,000,
a. d. r. Reynolds Of this city is the
promoter OF the enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27
WILL BE BIG WEEK.
Everybody, Everywhere is Coming to
Salt Lake TO Get Acquainted.

The Get Acquainted Week." being ar
ranged for the second week in July, prom
ises to be great occasional real bound
ing, bouncing hummer, with q hum that
will work wonders for Utah in a com
merCial Industrial and every other way.
The idea has been uurtured by the mer-
chahts, but every citizen is expected 20
take a hand and boost the scheme. Hun
dreds are already lending their hand and
enthusiasm and big things are to result
Salt Lake will not only invite but ask
every citizen to visit her during Get
Acquainted Week. and talk things over
In "a good old friendly way.
The merchants and manufa cturerS,
wholesale and retail are Offering substan-
tial inducements TO their patrons through
out the state Liberal discounts are TO be
allowed on all sales made during tho
week, one store offering to cut off 10 per
cent of goods purchased between July
to r. inclusive,
July 10 viii be "Utah-M Made" day Mor,
chants will I'll their windows with home
made products and push their sale. Tho
following day Is Real Estate day. always
the event Of the year The annual prize
drawing IN the evening has never failed 20
attract thousands 70 Saltair. The prize
list, this year, II to be larger longer and
better than ever.
The Joint committee on arrangements
consists Of the following: w. c. Tuttc
Thomas Marnane. o. II. Peterson. George
s, McAllistcr, william g. Lambert John
r. Bruff Theodore Nystrom, A. II. Cook
and c. o. Harris.
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ARBuoKLE BROS, New York city.

reside In many states and territoris.
The call for special meeting follows
an extensive correspondence In which
the move has been approved by practic-
ally the entire membership. The meet
ing Is called In Chicago in order that II
may be easily accessible to eastern as
Wen as to western members. and rep
resentatives OF both the east and OF the
west will be in abundance.
The National Irrigation congress has
met annually for years and has been A
very important factor In bringing about
the present national policies with ref
erence to the arid lands and the forests
OF the country. II Is proposed to make
the coming session a factor In larger
development along similar lines. as wei
as IN the wise direction Of the present
policies
There seems TO be a demand for A
discussion OF the whole proposition of
governmental conservation and devel-
opment of the national resources of the
country and it is proposed to meet this
demand and make the Irrigation con-
gress a still larger factor in national
progress by inviting a discussion along
very broad lines At the fifteenth ses-
sion.
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SAYS HE is INSANE.
DECISION AFFIRMED.
Judgment In Favor OF Keith o BIien
Company VIII Stand.

The Judgment of the lower court in
the case of n A. Nelson. appellant,
against the keith-O'Brien company
has been affirmed by the supreme
court in an opinion handed down yes
terday afternoon. The action was
brought to enipin defendant from
selling 222 y shares of stock belong
ing to Nelson because of the non
payment Of an assessment levied upon
It by the board of directors. In Feb
ruary, 1904, the stockholders amend
ed the articles of incorporation au-
thorizing the board 10 levy an ASSESS
mcnt whenever the company was in
debted to an am 1unt exceeding 10 per
cent OF the outstanding capital stock.
Or March 2, the board levied an as
sessment of $50 per share on the
stock and appellant refused to pay
his assessment His stock was or
dcred sold in duo course of law and
Nleson applied 20 the courts for an
injunction. The lower court ruled that
the assessment was legal and this
decision has NOW been affirmed by
the supreme court The opinion Of
the court was written by Justice
Strain
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WILL SPEND MUCH MONEY.


New York June 27.-The Harri-
man. Gould and other large railroad
systems have placed car contracts
within the last few days calling for an
expenditure OF upward of Sl5,Q00.00o
and orders are pending for others to
the value of fully $10,00o,000. Heavy
contracts are also about 10 be given
for locomotives for use ON eastern
lines.
The principal contracts call for H..
100 freight cars. The Hartman lines
have ordered 5000 refrigerator cars
The Missouri Pacific has contracted
for 1000 freights. Most OF these Will
be delivered this year.
The most important contracts pend
ing are for the New York Central
lines. II is understood in railroad
equipment circles that specifications
are being prepared for 5000 cars.
$500 of which will be ordered within
the next few weeks. The Rock Island
system, It is stated is also about TO
order 5000 freight cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27
TROUBLES IN MONTANA.
Lincmen's Strike May Result in Cen
eral WallSout.

Montanas entire aggregation of labor
organizations may walk out as result Of
the linemen's strike. That state has been
having all sorts of trouble with It's labor
ing classes The center of all trouble is
Butte whose telephone service Is almost
absolutely paralyzcd according to Louis
Lynn who has, lust returned rom ina
Council OF Electrical Workers and mas
been keeping in touch with conditions III
that state.
tive sent by grand officers from Oakland
TO handle the strike situation here, Is sun
here but the llncmen in this city are stlll
out and the breach between them and the
Rocky Mountain Bell and Independent
companies is as wide as ever. No setue-
ment is looked for until Grand President
McNulty reaches this city and hears hoth
sides. Mr. McNulty's whereabouts Is not
known although he Is thought to be on
his way west from the east hence the
date OF his arrival is not certain
Mr. Lynn reports affairs IN BAD snare
I'm Montana. Labor is dissatisfied with
nresent condltio and an absolute walk
ont affecting all lines is not alt0setneT
imnrobable Tho girl operators employed
nv the Bell IN Montana outside OF Butte
NM, follow the example of their sister
yynrkrrs fin Butte and join the llnelnen
f., tbe,t, strike This would shut Montana
off from the rest Of the world 50 laI rs
tclenhonic communication rs concerned
Thc Girls IN this city are not ofEalllzru
8, Their iolning the llnemen here is very
improbable. a.. 49,. ard
rho telegraph strikes n t ne Ms Wna sn%
W Long OF the local office OF the
Western Union IN discussing local condi-
tons says; o.,land thai la
N,N,o Vol our ,vesthound business Is
w weTN' us. / understand that Oakland has
wires 10 the principal points on the coast,
OF course there Is some DELAY ~ 49,
bSord. there Is no office other than OAK
land out do not believe We wlli be ~,
fected~nt least not for a long ume-eNe"
IN the strike docs spread
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STORY DENIED TODAY.
Report That Hartman Loaned $1,000
600 Said 10 be False.

Chicago, June 27.--The Record Her
aid today says.
The Rock Island and the Union Pa
cific roads have made 4 loan to the
Alton road of $14O0000 and have
agreed to make further loan IL ne
cessary not to exceed $500 600
The loan was negotiated by the
Alton to pay for "eXtraorlinary" i'm
provements which # Is desired to make
this year. The Alton preferred get
ting the loan from the two roads nam
ed rather than to go into the money
markets at this time. 1t is probably
the FIRST loan OF this kind by one rail-
road to another to obviate the neces-
sity of asking the public to take any
more railroad securities The loan Is
secured by notes which win mature
in Is years. Five per cent interest
viii he paid.
The improvements contemplated by
the Alton include track elevation in
Chicago. numerous yard improvements
10 cost several hundred thousand dol
lars, and cutting down grades and
improving curvature on several por-
tions of the system
A story that r.. II Hartman had
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WATCH COFFEE
And watch il Carefully,

ANY brain worker who depends on
thought for his success In lie, uses UP
cuerpy. by brain work, varying
an,otint of the delicate particles OF
nhosnhate Of potash and albumen OF
which the brain and nerve centets are
composed.
the fine, microscopic particles OF
phosphate Of potash are FOUND IN
Quantities In the pores of The SKIN AFTER
thc brain mas been used actively. This
must he replaced from food on brain
faR and nervous prostration set IN;
This breaSing down of the little
coils each day, from brain work alone,
IL n natural process, and the cells can
readllv be rebuilt from the right sort
of food ir the system Is not lhter-
ferred with by drugs, but II an m
creased amount OF cells are broken
down By the use of coffee, trouble
then begins.
Frequently Il nrst shows In dyspep-
sia. lack OF power OF the bowels 70
operate properly, palpitntion Of the
henri. or some other lack OF vitality
and healthy vigor, There Is but one
thing Tor sensible man or woman 10
do,--qult coffee absolutely Hard 10
do" YOU say Take up Postum FOOD
Coffee use It regularly have II We
made. so Il tastes good, You VIII iind
a well defined, nnmlstukable change In
your health, and there's a reason for
II.
You have become free from the
breaking down force Of coffee aud on
the other hand, you are taking BOW
erful, nourishing llquid food which
quickly rebullds the new cells These
are facts--profound facts, ready Tor
any one 10 prove 10 their own satistao-
ton by actual use. Postum Is used by
brain workers all over the world.
Don't call II a substitute" for coffee
leave ont the coffee proposition Alto
gether Postum Is a liquid food ana
true food drink, There's Rea-
aan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27

c., ana there met the architect Of tina
treasury and discussed plans for the
enlargement OF the Salt Lake postofice.
bill VIII be introduced al the next ses-
sion OF Congress by the junior senator,
looking 10 the extension OF the post
Office here, the additions to cost IN the
neighburhood OF $500 GOO
on recommendation of Senator Suth.
erland, Jacob Hdlss was appointed
weigher OF mails at the o. $. l.. depot
IN this city a request was made by
Mn. sutherland that the typographical
and geological survey be so extended as
to take in the Beaver Lake and Star
mining district in Beaver county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27
THE MAGIC NO. ?.

Number three ia n wonderful mascot
for Geo, FL. Paris. of Cedar Grove,
Me, according to letter which reads:
After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief, ] tried Electric Bitters and as a.
result | am a well man today The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure. " Guaranteed best
remedy Tor stomach. liver and kidney
troubles by z. C. NJ. /. drug store.
druggists. soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-27
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Manager Ridgeway Of the
D. & r. G. is in town again from the
east
r, II. Fitzgerald and associates have
about three weeks longer to pay $780,
600 on the Sanpete Valley railroad
Ten per cent has been paid down and
the rest will be deposited in good
time The easternerH interested In the
project are expected To arrive here
from New York today and elect direc-
tors for the new company