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Fort rent-TWo front rooms. Mrs Ienkins, old phone 1915. 11-1-6t
 Good music, lots of funny cos tumes, three prizes and plenty of mu- sic and comfort at Bluff City rink Friday night. 10-2S-5t
 Woman loves clear, rosy com. piexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri. nes the blood, clears the skin, re- sores ruddy, sound health
 Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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D w. Boyce devotes his time tn rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
The Mystery of Death.

Oh. death. how bitter is the though of thee! How speedy thy approach How stealthy thy steps. How unceA tain thy hour, How universal th. sway! The powerful cannot escape thee; the wise know not how to aYo;. thee; the strong have no strength { oppose thee: the rich cannot bri"' thee with their treasure. Thou art hammer that always strikes. a swor, that Is never dull, net into which d! fall, prison into which all must e, ter, sea on which all must venture. penalty which all must suffer tr;l ute which all must pay. Oh, death death. Implacable enemy to the h" man race. Why didst thou enter in the world Luis de Granada.
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A FINE HOME FOR SALE.

offer for sale nay splendid home (iormerly owned by D. Lee). It is practically new and on 1.4 block of ground corner Fifteenth and Cherry. Will sell same either furnished as it is, or unfurniShed. It's a most desir. able place. Apply to
 F. F CHEROT. General Manager Citizens Light < Transit Company. 11.1.Gt
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One Rino and Another.

"I wonder when the ring first be came connected with flghting: Said the follower of pugilism. Oh" replir. Henpeek, Il suppose It dates hacl; | the beginning of the Christian rcli zion. What's that? What has pUgi lism 10 do with religion?' "oh. thought you were speaking of tue we'd ding ring. g."-phiadelphia Press,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
The Doctors Aim.

Some frivolous person has remark" that illness was like a struggle betWee' two people and that the doctor re>e1 bled the thirl man. who intervenol t separate them with q club. SometiG.2 he hit the disease on the head an, sometimes the patient.-uospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
SECRET SOCIETIES. ATTEYTIoyl

We wish to secure a complete ro;. ter of all societies, together with +bs secretary's name and day and place of meeting for the new city director, Secretaries will confer a favor hr sending the information during tn, ensuing week.
 POIk'S SOUTHERN DIRECTION
 CO.,, 300 West Barraque street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

The key to health is ln the kidneys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters is stimulant for the kidneys, regu- lates the liver. stomach and bowels. A golden household remedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
Forcing Business.

Coster Irritable through lack o trade)-Buy box O cough lozengeS 'ang yer, Bystander-I haven't got cough. Coster-Well, fight me an hu. some stun for black eyes.-London T!' Diu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03
lntermis sion.

He yelled 1t the top of his voice f two hours and then stopped.
 Well" said his mother. "are yo going to be good: Have You iiniSi. crying"
 No" said Tommy, Il have not i. ished: I'm only resting"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-03

-WANTED-Exper help. Alp. ply at once to the Ada H. Sweet Mill linery So. 1029-3t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-02

the day. will be heard In concert with
the Ogden tabernacle choir
Miss Margaret Moore and Mr.. 10
seph Haynes, two popular young peo-
pie Of Hooper. were married this
week
Mrs. Herrik gave an enjoyable af-
ternoon Thursday to- number OF her
lady friends at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. $, Lewis.
Mesdames r. A, Joyes and Rollo
FarnSworth were visiting IN Salt Lake
City this week with friends.
James Hogan gave an enjoyable
stag party Wednesday evening at his
home to the members of the Tower
club. Cards and soCiability made up
the evenings pleasures. Refreshments
were served.
The Fourth ward dramatic club
win be seen next Wednesday evening
at the Fifth ward hall In Il five-act
drama The proceeds win be given to
the Weber stake Religion Glass board.
Postmaster Gasmnnn. after attend
ing the American Publishers assucla-
tion at New York, went to Washing
ton to visit for a week.
Clarence Mccoy and wife returned
home this week from a months pleas
urlng in California.
Tuesday evening the auxiliary to the
Garments union gave a very pleasant
card party and social mt the Labor hall
which was largely attended. Dainty
refreshments We're served.
Mrs, A. F.. Lansing delightfully."- en-
tertaned the Past Noble Grand club
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Twenty seventh street. Cards and
music We're the pleas ures of the after
noon. A dainty lunch was served.
Last Wednesday evening the MEM
beers of the First ward choir very pleas
antly surprised their president, DIR. j.
+ Snedaker. at his home on Adams
avenue. A pleasant feature OF the oc-
casion was real hose shower. which
deluged the astonlshed doctor. A
bounteous repast and several musical
numbers completed an evening Of rare
enjoyment, The party broke UP about
midnight, each member OF the choir
expressing the hope that DR. Snedaker
will remain its CHEZ officer for a long
time TO come.
Those present were Messrs, and Mes
danes Blair, Salter r. Pickett, Cod
dard, Schmidt. Holbrook, Dalton, FL
mer Jones, Edward Jones; MesdameS
Warner. Phelps, Parker, Pickett Jones,
O'Neil and Rank of Salt Lake city.
Messrs Balm, Warner, Jackson, Jones,
McGregor Jarman, Jacobson, Misses
Larsen. Brown, Florence Brown, Ber-
nice Brown, McGregor. Fowler, Pin
gree. Johns. Blair.
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(OnINGS4~e -
lGOTNG

Mrs. Z. J, Hagenbarth viii leave
carly next week TO Join Mr. Hagen
barth in Chicago,
Miss Mary Rogers OF omaha Is visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Moore have
moved and are now at home at q the
Bransford.
Mrs Hal w, Brown Is the guest for
a few days OF Mrs. J. G. Jacobs.
Miss Bess Chandler is n from Bling
ham To spend few days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morse and
daughter have returned 10 Denver AT
ger spending the winter at the Mani
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Breeden.
VINO were were married IN Los Angeles
February rs, have returned from their
wedding trip through California. aud
for the present are at home at the
residence Of Atty. Gen. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Greeden, 57f south state street.
Mrs M. b. Sears and baby have re-
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TIE lARSeR 4kZ- sss
OOT5tgE9En.E!:Al
~r'HSr7ys1$-Isss557 ss1y5Ty!! .-
OGDEN.

ogden Utah, March 2-The social
function OF the week was the party
given tuesday evening by Mrs. J. 5.
Lewis for the Campers club at her
nome on Twenty-fourth street. High
I'VE was played throughout the, ear
~ part OF the evening. for which elc-
CANT prizes were given, and instru.
mental music was pleasing feature.
a bounteous repast was served In the
dining room. The home was taste
fully decorated for the occasion with
cut flowers aud ferns.
Mrs, Abe Kuhn gave a pretty party
Thursday afternoon IN honor OF Mrs.
Birdsell OF Sacramento, who is visit.
Ing IN ogden, the guest of Mrs. r j.
Kiesel.
The Young Ladies' Sewing club
spent pleasant Afternoon last sat
urday at the house OF Mrs. Bell
Albert scowcroft returned home thls
week from New York city.
Mrs. A. ~ Hastings entertained tho
Ladies' Missionary circle OF the Bap-
list church at her home on Grant
avenue Wednesday afternoon Topics
OF special interest To the members were
discussed by Mesdames smith, Fltz-
h'AR|h 'bohi lpTOoks, jefferson and
Johnson. After the discussion, sew
eral OF the ladies present rendered
some sweet vocal and Instrumental
music,
Next Saturday, March .. wedding
OF unusual interest VIII take place
In Ogden when Miss Alice NJ. Murdoch
one pt the most popular young ladies
OF the city viii be married 10 MT.
Gus A. Brown, the well known soda
water manufacturer.
MSS Marion Belnap returned 10
salt Lake this week to resume her
studies al the state university.
city Councilman Ed O'Donnel and
wife, OF Salt Lake city visited IA Og
den this week the guests OF DR. u. H.
Roche
Miss Minnie zitzman. accompanied by
her sister. Josie, left Ogden Thurs
day for Philadelphia, where they Will
spend several years studying for
trained nurses
The people OF Ogden are to be given
a grand musical treat next Friday
H-fTsrffr-- +ff'f+, '-i~- '''tfr'e rta-sflor nso
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way that no well-dressed lady can well
Ignore.
by Watching the daily illustrated
creations OF the Banks establishment
facsimiles OF our Partisan and New
York adaptations can be seen Any
who doubt the reliability Of the Banks
styles and prices Gun have their doubts
Removed by visiting orr opening, where
tho proof Is offered In our expostons
and In an aggressvely enterprlsing
manner that there's no place IN Amer
lea where millinery wants are looked
after better than at l16 South Main 81.
owing 10 lucky early purchases. and 10
lead. we shall run the high grade
French or Domestic Chip Hats, In all
colors. al $3.50 the coming season.
Hundreds of these goods We're bought
SIX months ago, when other dealers
We're worrying about winter stocks
The goods we now own have doublea
and In some instances trebled In value
but we are after the millinery bus
ness. There's one argument that oyef2
comes all others--PRICES. BANKS
HAS THE GOODS AT THE RIGHT
PRICE"
oihor toms VIII be BROUGHT 10 your
attention IN succeeding issues OF this
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AS a prelude 10 the greatest millin-
cry opening that has ever been seen
In this city. BANKS, the foremost mil
liners Of this city. at ll6 South Main
street. says,
For the ultra swell-don't-c care
what-it -costs--blocked chip. pyroxa-
Inc horsehair. tuscan and LeghOrns
min be the hats. on them Will appear
the most eSquisitely shaded. dropping
or willow ostflchh plumes handsomely
arranged or number Of smaller
plnnes. either OF which may protrude
from cluster Of flowers or American
Beauty ROSES. Either Flowers or Os-
ifiqh Plumes must adorn mlady's hat
TO DE proper
THE correct street hat il semi
dress alfair, trimmed with ribbons.
Gnills Or wings, The stiff factory
maze affairs have been "Ostlerized,"
giving way 10 dainty. soft, natty eff
lecls that the milliner ce- shane drnpe
ana make While you walt. It's MILL
intf-tnude as against Htailor-made."
inc latter term having gradually re-
solved itself into that OF hand me-
cow. that can be bought In any gem
rlal store or wrought as well In a core
set factory as In millinery shop, The
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turned from a visit OF several months
in Los Angeles.
Miss Lena Welby has returned from
a weeks visit in Bingham with Miss
Bessie Chandler, who returned 10 Salt
Lake with her.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ, Bacon are
at home in their new home at Second
and Y streets.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. who has been
In GOldheld for several weeks, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. John Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs. Durwocd Devan of Los
Angeles. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Stanley Price,
Mrs. S. S. Walker are now at home In
their new home. 1881 east South Tenn
pie street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young, OF Dem
YER are visiting with friends in Chca-
go,
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Richards are in Los
Angeles,
Miss Hazel Shoebridge is the guest
OF her sister Mrs. j. NJ O'Brieu, in
Berkeley Call for a couple OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stone. Mrs. NJ.
Fitzpatrick and Miss Nose fitzpatrick are
IN Goldheld,
Mrs. A. r. Weetcr of Park city Is the
guest of Mrs. G. stanley Price Tor "a
week,
Mrs. S. NJ. Dey Of Ogden is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. a. ID. f. Reynolds.
Miss Maude McCarger is visiting with
friends IN Los Angeles.
j. t, ponneIIon has gone to Nevada.
Mrs. j, l., Kser who has been in
Salt Lake for several months at the
home OF her son, w. =. Klser, has re-
turned TO her home IN Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs, r.. c. Horn OF Colorado Springs
who has been the guest of her daugh-
ter Mrs c, Il Richards, has left for
her home.
Mrs. F. ], Marshall has for her
guests Miss Margaret Burrows Of po-
Ogden,
Mrs. j, Walcott Thompson who has
been IN New Haven with her mother.
Mrs, Bishop, for some weeks past, has
returned.
Miss Greta Carbon and Miss Joseph
Inc Thatcher. OF Logan, are ia town for
few days visiting friends
Mrs Hanauer and Miss Fannie Han
auer are home. after spending a month
AZ Atlantic city
/ Mrs. A. Il Hutchinson has returned
| from San Francisco where she has
been the guest OF Mrs, L. O. Rhoades
Tor Two weeks.
MI. and Mrs John Dern have gone
10 southern California for few weeks,
Nj ana Mrs, J u. Oslesby have re-
turned from a trip 10 southern CalIfor-
MIA,
Mrs, James 6, Dick ana children re-
turned last week from a visit az 81
Louis.
Mn. ana Mrs George p, Holman
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club ceebrat-
ed the sixteenth anniversary of It's or
ganization Friday evening at the home
of Mrs, j. w. Arid, The parIors were
beautifully decorated. The, club coors
gren and gold, predomlnating in artistic
effects. An interesting program Of mu-
sic, songs, readings and games We're en-
joyed by the members and large num-
Der of guests. Refreshments We're
served.
The Five Hundred Social club will
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. B. r.
Thurman.
The Palas club were enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. w Il. stolt-
err. The parlors were tastefully decor
ated with ferns and flowers, and a
delightful evenin4 passed with music.
delicious refreshments.
The ball given Wednesday evening by
the free library committee. was at
tended by large number of people and
was very enjoyable event.
Senator and Mrs. smoot and son are
expected to arrive from Washington on
Friday the Sth.
Miss Fannie FRIES has arrived In this
city from the east and will remain
here for the season with Mrs. w. H.
Dusenberry.
surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Stewart
Thursday night, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Stewart. A
large number OF guests enjoyed a de-
lightful social evening with music, song
I1afs
Mrs. Hugh Clayton was the guest of
honor at pleasant surprise party given
at her home Thursday evening A
large number of guests enjoyed an
evening of charming sociability. Re
freshments We're seized.
Mrs. c. w. Bailey was the hos ess at
family dinner at her home Thurs
day evening, in honor OF her mother.
Mrs. Ruth Bailey. Covers We're laid
for ten
Mrs. Thomas Osborne of Salt Lake,
spent a couple OF days visiting rela-
tIyes in Provo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greneman enter
tanned n number OF their friends al
their home Monday evening. An even
ing of sOciability and music were en-
Joyed by about ~ friends and relatives.
An elaborate lunch was served.
Master Willie Dunn was surprised by
number of his young friends M The
home of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam Dunn. Wednesday evening The
hours passed merrily In games Re-
freshments We're served.
The home of Mr., and Mrs. Sid Vincent
Was invaded by party of friends We'd
nesday evening, who made merry with
songs, recitations and games. Lunch
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McAdam enter
tanned at a family dinner at their home
Sunday, In honor OF Mrs Thomas Os-
borne OF Salt Lake. Covers were laid
for ~.
Mr. and Mrs w. f. Kartchner were
We're given "A pleasant surprise Tues
day evening by number OF relatives
and friends who inJaded their home
and made merry with song and games
till the carly morning hours. Refresh
ments We're served.
The Pooatello club met Thursday
evening at tho home Of Miss Effe Bull
lock. After the usual program, re-
lreshments Were served.
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LElII.

Lehl, Utah, March 9.--Last evening
In the city pavilion the First ward
held their annual reunion. The hall was
allied with members and non-members
Of the ward and the bishoprlcs of the
other wards. The reunion partook OF
the nature OF AN old fashioned picnic
party those present having brought
their own picnic A delightful program
was rendered and the remainder of the
evening was spent IN dancing.
This evening the Home Dramatic
presents, Captain Racket In the
opera house.
Bishop j. II, Gardner spent most Of
the week IN salt Lake with friends,
Mr., and Mes Robert BAH are spend
ing the Week visiting Eureka relatives,
Mr., and Mrs, Harry Speer have re-
turned 10 their home in Klrksyille, Mo,
after spending the summer here,
Mrs, Hcber Austin has returned 10
her home az Idaho Falls.
Mrs Alice Vaughn of idaho Falls IL
visiting Lehi relatives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-02

OF March for stay Of some lms
abroad. they win be Joined IN NSw
York. by their daughter Mfs' l. W.
London.
Mrs. A. j. Gustin, who has spent
some time with her daughter ~"
Joel l.. Priest. left this week Tor e''S r.
dena TO visit her sister. Mrs' . ~
Gilcrest.
Mrs. L, c. Horn. who has heeh
visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. y, h ,,al-
ards, for some months. left thls WeVN
for her home IN Colorado springs
Mrs Ray Brandon Is in town rom
Denver visiting her mother MIS- W.
A. Afford.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dern have gone
to the coast sor short stay
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Davis are a.
home on the corner OF j. and touru'
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ DInwoodey are
at home after visit OF some lehsu'
In the east,
Mrs. James C. Dick has returned
from a visit With friends In 81, LOUIS
Mrs a. f. Hutchinson has returned
from visit In Berkeley, Cal. win
Mrs. T. o. Rhoades.
Mrs Horsford of Oakland and Miss
Rennie of San Francisco are visiting
with friends In the city for a month.
Mrs. Frank D. Hobbs and Miss
Edith Hobbs will shortly be at home
mt i43 east First South street
Mrs. Clark NJ. Knight and baby
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-02

daughter, Ailsen left this week for
Warren, Pa. to visit Mrs. knights
parents.
Herbert c, Browne has gone to
southern Utah. where he will spend
IA month.
Mrs. NJ n. Kervin Is up from Reno,
friends
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux
expect 10 be In their new home on Il
street within few days.
Mrs. Sheldon L, Butler and her lit
tie daughter, Marguerite, expect to
New York.
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NJ. d. If mothers and even many ply
sicians would learn that the little ALL
ments of babies and young children
may be successfully treated by proper
changes In the food and few external
applications, the mortality among in
fants would be greatly reduced. The
digestive organs of young children are
medicine it is difficult TO set them
right again.
All sick babies must of course have
the benefit of a reliable physicians ad
vice, and the sooner one Is called the
better-but there are now and probably
always will be, many mothers so situ-
ted that they cannot secure a good
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the first of the week with salt Lake
friends.
Mr.. Heber Cutler of md spent
Tuesday with Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, G., / rtookey are visit
ing Glover, Tooclc Go, relatives.
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Proof of


The enormous and ever increasing
demand for Ghirardellis Ground
Chocolate is conclusive evidence of
inherent goodness.
The Ghirardelli process of prepare
ton preserves all the nutritive quail
ity and delicate flavor and renders
it most delicious and satisfying.
Ask your grocer for II.
BIO sure that you get II.
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In Woman's World.

Tho only medicine that a moth 8.
sho' Give on her own responsible
is cai,or oil. says Emelyn l.. Cool
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the legislature next wednesday night
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs James y
Moyle Mt o'clock. number OF lead
Ing Democrats 90 be among the guests
Miss Nance o'Neln Is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Burton.
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THE CAPE COAT OF THE SPRINGTIME
eordngy the wanderust blood
OF
Is in
of
Bile breasted
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Mas Minnie zitzman. accompanied by
her sister. Josie, left Ogden Thurs
day for Philadelphia, where they Will
spend several years studying for
trained nurses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
IDEAL OPERE COMPANY
TO SING IN SANTA FE
Clever Musicians VIII Close tneage-
ment Here on sunday Nlghl-io
Give santa Re Elks a Benefit.

The Boston Ideal Opera company
will close its engagement IN
que Sunday night. several days carrier
than had been expected. The com
pany has consented to go to santa Re
Tor a single performance To be gwen
under the direction of the santa re
lodge OF Elks. as "A beneht.
"Olivette" was sung, n well sung,
at the Casino last night before a small
audience which made up in enthusi-
asm for its lamentable lack OF num-
bers. "Olivette" Is one Of the best
operas in the, companys surprisingly
large repertoire and II was sung last
night with a dash and spirit that was
entirely pleasing. The opera viii be
repeated tonight and tomorrow night
The Chimes Of Normandy VIII De
given. the company closing SUNDAY
night with The Fortune
From Albuquerque the company goes
To Trinidad for a two weeks engage
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
RAILROAD NOTES..

Fireman Partride. Of engine No.
you coast lines, is on the sick list.
W. h Watson, bonus supervisor In
me car department at San B~ernardino.
Cal spent yesterday in the city.
r. O. Post. formerly of the Albu-
querque shops office force, is now in
Iopeka with the bonus department.
G.. Giegoldt. foreman at the paint
shops, has returned from "a vacation
spent in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
G. Emmerson Buck. formerly night
ticket agent. who resigned TO become
chief clerk in the Chanute. Kas., Of
nice, has returned to this city, SAYING
that Kansas no longer looks good 10
him.
James Rhodes, a brakeman running
out Of Albuquerque, has returned
from a visit of several weeks To
friends in Topeka.
r. A. Blair, for some years assist
ant timekeeper at the office of the
master mechanic at the Santa Fe
shops In San Bernardino, has resigned
his position to go to Holtville. in the
Imperial valley, where he will prob
ably engage in %ranching.
w T. Quirk. nov night chief dis
patcher of the Santa Fe in san Ber-
nardino. will probably receive the ap-
pointment of chief dispatcher to sue
coed j. f. Butter. who has resigned,
effective September IS, though no offi-
cial announcement will be made of II
for some time yet.
Air brake instruction a No. 80, 500
will be in Albuquerque on November
IS to p, to instruct local trainmen in
the manipulation of the air brakes. It
starts on a tour of the western grand
division at La Junta on October /.
and ends up a tour of the coast
lines at San Diego, Cal, on March
10. 1908.