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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

started while Capt. Slattery was here
in charge of the United States engi-
neering work. He desired TO erect the
rear range light at the foot of Fort
street on the Esplanade. This was
thought very Objectionable by the De-
partment of Public Works, who, under
the suggestion of Supt. Holloway, 'ad-
vised that the lot which has now been
selected would be used. The reasons
given were that placing the lighthouse
at the foot of Fort sreet, in the loca-
tion which had been selected by Capt.
Slattery, would block the entrance to
the Fort street dock and would be
great inconvenience to business in that
section which, with the building Of the
new government dock, would become
more and more busy from now on.
Capt Slattery persisted in the decla-
ration that the site he had selected was
the one which should be used and the
matter was then taken to Gov. Carter,
who supported the position taken by
Holloway in the matter. The whole
dispute was then transferred to Wash
ington, where nothing was done in the
matter till the recent visit of Gov.
Carter. This was among the subjects
which he had occasion to bring before
thN oeFcials there and ne has r ,eed-
Slrpsfse
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
RANCE LIGHT
DECISION MADE
The Site Offered by Holloway
Will Be Used for
Structure.

It can be stated on the best of au-
thority, though there has been no Off
ciaI utterance as yet. that the trouble
over the rear range light to be erected
in his harbor has been settled. It has
been decided by the Federal authorities
to accept the proposition made by the
Territory to donate the land used for
coal storing purposes in the rear OF
the Oceanic warehouse. The Terri
tnriaI government. Ill agree. not to al
low any building IN helshe'
the height of Rrehouseg
at present, to keeh
range light al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
Ne WORD MAY
CAUSE SERIOUS
COMPLICATIONS
sted Liquor License Applicants Take Ad-
31tage of BIunder in Statute~--Author-
! ties on Watch This Morning.

right of a licensee to obtain a renewal.
barring valid objections, exists under
Sec. SO is a question of law which is
to be tested along with the matter of
credit on surrendered licenses.
A. v. Gear, the notary who acknowl-
edges the demand already shown, is
acting as attorney for the three con-
testants named. To an Advertiser re-
porter he said yesterday afternoon:
All through the new law there are
references implying an intent that all
licenses under the law of 1905 should
be renewed in the absence of legal OBJ
Continued on Page Seven).
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

The band played at Aala park yes
terday during the games of the River
side League. Some thought it was in
honor OF the return of the Boy Orator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

Rev. E. w. Thwing preached at Cen
tral Union church yesterday, both
morning and evening. In the evening
ne spoke of the recent missionary gath
ering in Toxic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

Mrs. johnson, wife of col. Sam John
son, returned by the AIapeda after an
absence on the maitland Of four
months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
GARBAGE STRIKE
MAY PRODUCE
AN EPIDEMIC
New York Health Department Embarrassed
Francis Murphy Dead---Japanese Watching
Chance to Enter From Mexico.
(Assoc1ated Press cablegrama)

NEW YORK July An epidemic is threatened account OF
the strike in the garbage The health department. unequal
the emergency Three aborer relieving the siua
ton expected today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

W. H. Routlege, mining engineer
of Tonopah, with his wife and child,
are guests at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

Judge A. c. Hinkson, a well known
jurist of Sacramento, is stQ3ping at the
R9Esae1b R9sEsaeb Hawaiian. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

president and Mrs. Grifiths of Oahu
college expect to visit Haleakala dur
ling the summer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

F. c. staniford0who arrived by the
Alameda, is a special representative
of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance.
Association. He is9- Hasss.ssss1-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
BOYCOTT OF BOOTHS
IN FRENCH ELECTIONS

BEZIERs France July the elections of officers of this
agitation polling booths that
had been boycotted by the agitators removed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

Cash on hand 80 Of he Session
Bonds exercise my option
Stocks and 9th coction so of said
Mortgages sec surrender che said
estate '-* fhg5 retail saloon
Loans, demaho i3.-class be forthwith
Furniture ana ,,ra,nises now oc-
Accrued interes said suryandared
Other assets
,etifv YOU that she ex-
r.. i the license held by me
Ierrltofy gvrapdered to you I mere
Count. t.r to be credited upon the
= a. new license you are to
solenlnly
+ oahu, TerrItory of Ha
S. Nadeiros calhau being
w ~ IN oata deposes and
Subscribe5 oln ohnge statements are each
29th ne IL them tpe.
ns1EIB cALHAU.
Notaryaa and swospto before me
,................y 3 of june 2. 1907; i3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
JAPANESE IN MEXICO
READY TO JUMP THE LINE

SAN ANTONIO July thousand Japanese are in Mex
leo awaiting chance the United States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

blundered-in fact every
had to do with the matter
re presumed to share in the
~ NA' in the enactment and
of the new liquor law.
here is to one particularly
error in the statute, to
on was publicly directed
go. 1t was so absurd an
luge practical joke might
nua from, oected in it's making, on
ers ..... thing would have been
Bonds, steus to imagine as per-
ments ...e assembled wisdom and,
Loans, .s. US so, approved and pro-
pea1 esta4ele executive.
niture ....lder in question threat
Other asset worse than a curiosity
1t IS being seized upon
under the old law who
applications for new
to thwart the deci-
I Alexapard of License Com
represents apnly that but. on the
eof Bishop Jew law as it reads,
e'i' applicants for saloon
subscribe demanding renewals
r. r REIDl ne expense largely,
nands for licenses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

Subscribe
r. r REIDl
Notar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
SOME SCHOOL. DINNERS
Exchange Of Social courtesIes at
School Closing

Tho exchange OF social eourtesies be-
tween the teachers and pupils Of tho high
school incidental to tho closing Of the
school term is now on. Il began a week
or more ago with very enjoyable even-
ing party given by Misses o,well and Sib-
Icy Of tho high school staff. 70 tho Seniors
and fellow members Of the faculty. Il
was given at the Dawloy home. The
decorations were In tho class eolors-red
and extraordinarily arranged. Re-
frcshmen,s wero doliea,ely served and
program OF amusement arranged that
kcp, everybody highly entertained during
tho evening.
a second gathering was that which
took place Saturday evening at tho homo
Of Sup, Bolles. Mr.. and Mrs. Bollos on
ter,ained tho Senior class and tho high
school faculty at dinner. Tho entertain
men, was all along tho lines Of schoo
work. Tho places at table were assigned
by tho young gentlemen and ladies' match
ing series Of notable historical sayings
found In par, In tho histories thoy have
studied. Tho games devised for enter
,ainmont wofo Of similar character. his
,orie dates and Incidents disconnected
upon cards were adjusted by tho CON-
pany. Tho rewards for tho sueeassful
''adiusser," woro copy Of nav book by
a Colorado author. Ex- Congressman John
C. Bell. bearing tho tito Pilgrim and
Pioneer and 'S~as;isa" luck pm.
Ever tho menu par;ooso Of tho "daie" char
actor. date irai, and dates in various
farms and devices entering into tho dinnar
and tho decoration scheme. Mrs. Bo'las
is TO DO eomplimentad on tho ingenuity Of
tho evenings program a. wall as tho ar
,isne setting and serving Of tho eanaua. Z.
Still another similar even, was a ban-
que; given by tho high school Juniors To
tho Seniors and tho faculty a, tho homo Of
Doctor Feu;on on Monday night-aiss
Eva Fon;on bang ono Of tho Juniors Of
this year. Two large tables wara spread
and handsomely decorated IN tho class
eolors for tho occasion. Tho Juniors and
part Of tho faculty wora seated o. ono
table and tho Seniors and res: 81 thu
teaching staff a; tho other. An elaborate
sis course dinner was served. This was
followed In duo course with ',sas;s."
Prof. Shials acted az ,osstnasior. Pfn-
eipal Tucker proposed tho ,5as, Of Tho
School, To Lester Sssnland was at
signed Tho Seniors" to Miss Eva Fan,an
The Teachers To Carey Pollock Tho
High School Faculty" and City Sup.-
Bollos did tho houofs for Tho Ladies'"
The Juniors certainly did themselves
marked erodi, in tho character and man
agenon, Of tho function. Tho !osisi eS-
change Of sentiments made tho ora,ory
as well as tho hospitality a great social
SUCCESS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24

Tho Knights Of Columbus. the fraternal
society OF the Catholic young people. held
a dancing party in X. p. Hall Wednesday
night.
DR.. Roberts OF the Denver University
preached at the NJ E. Church Sunday
night. his topic being Jonah and tho
Whale" to which biblical story ho gave
an allegorieal Interpretation.
John Rl,ehie and F. p. Soupeset have
formed a partnership and purchased the
Burkdoll Hardware and Furniture stocs.
The work Of stoes-aking is now under
way and the now firm will DO ready Tor
business next Monday. See advertise
men, in another column.
Commencing on Sunday tho Rocky
Ford Concert Band will give concerts in
City park every Sunday af;arnoon-it It
receives tho financial assistance neeess-
ary to purchase now and up-;o-da,a mt
sic. There is scarcely an organization
more deserving OF suppor, than good
live band. and tho Enterprise hopes that
tho "wind, tanners will receive liberal
.uncofs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
The Santa re's Water supply

General Water Supply Agen, Christie
Of tho Lan,a Fe was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week making tho
,es, Of water How from tho now ar,asian
vol sunk by tho railway company a,
the ives; end Of tho station grounds. A
depth Of 800 foo: was reached ton days
ago and q prssumablo How Of 40 gallons
per minute ob;aino!. This Is only abou,
half tho supply needed and unless tho
quantity can DO raised by pumping TO 90
gallon, minute. 90 ,ha, ton hours pump.
Ing In tho swon,y.!ouf will gisa tho water
needed by tho road a, this paint. tho ~oll
will have To 20 deeper or second well
bc sunk.
To store tho ws.ar supply steel tank
GO foo, high and 20 foo, in diameter will
DO erected on tho spo. whore tho section
house now stands. Tho house will DO
removed several hundred yards farther
.es, 20 make way for tho tank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
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wan.ed-k woman 70 wash and iron
al tho hoasa.-Hrs. z. T. Roberts.
Lss,-A two months old mare colt.
buskssin color: saayad from moth or
while driving. Information Of where
aeoa,s asked By A. E. Jenkins. 4ll N.
a,h ST.
Los.-A pair Of half leuS eye glasses
Finder will bo rewarded upon leaving
same with L. r. Fenlason or a. this
Office.
For Sale-The manure in our feed
yards. Weaver q Bond. 52a
For Sale.-A six horsepower olds
gasoline engine. in frs.-elass condition.
VIII be sold cheap as wish to make
room for electro mo.or.-F. A. karpe.
1888
FOR RENT-cioss in. 8 room brick.
bath. electric lights. hot and cold water.
also barn.-m. U. Randall. ag't. SLIT
Rooms for rem, in the Goiding terrace.
N. w,in.-w. r, Stark. s6t
PIANo-Seeond-hsnd. upright piano:
frst-eiass shape. only si55.oo; cash or
paymen,s:s 10 down ands5 month";.
{. Bolton Music Co. ei5 wss: Elm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
Plano Testimonial

For tho past sason years my work as a
musician has broazh; mo IN eon;Ac; with
several Of tho leading makes Of pianos.
and after thorough investigation Of all
makes will say iha; consider tho Mahlin
tho bes, piano made. Its swcS, 'ono and
touch ara uneausllei BY any. anS It's du-
fabiIi,y Is remarkable. There Is no other
piano ,ha, can take i;s place In my con-
eaft work or in my homo and recon-
mend Il TO anyone wishing good piano,o
rneo. their every demand DR.. {. J. Bon
nor. FRS. Violinis; Wondsflsy's Thss,or
Orchestra. La JUn;s.
o. Tolsien. piano tunor. is no. In tow n.
Orders at Hills musis store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24

Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Boyd Of
Walnut Ave. on Monday. nine-pound
boy.
Mrs. Emma Browns deed to the city
of the right Of road way to the reservoir
hill park has been duly executed.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Silverman Of Mil
waukee. Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz and
Miss Stare Of Decatur. ILL.,. are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Fenlason.
Miss Emma St. John. cousin Of T. S.
St. John has been a Rocky Ford visitor
for several weeks and left yesterday for
Denver. en- route home to Jewel City.
Kan.
Rev. Hollenbaok left Monday to attend
commencement exercises at the Wesleyan
University. Lincoln. Neb. He will visit
| other points in that state and be gone
about three weeks.
Miss Hattie Noyes and Miss Cora
Grimm. both Of Waubansee. Ks..' are Wis
itors with N. L. st. John. Miss Noyes
comes to attend our Normal Institute
| sessions next week.
Died.-ln Tacoma. Wash. on May 9th.
Of paralysis. Mrs. Mary Woodring. mother
Of Clarence Mccoy. Of Rocky Ford. The
deceased was former resident Of this
city and leaves many friends here who
mourn her demise.
W. c. Steele says he never did have
any luck in raffies. but his Shelton town
site drawing was the worst ever. He
got NO. g." which proved to be tri-
angular fraction OF lot on tho extreme
lim, Of tho plot.
The residents OF School Distrie. ls
will hold an election on June5th to deter
mine the question Of bonds TO build new
or make an enlarged house Of tho Vroo-
man school. Tho advertisement. appears
in another column.
Diekenson & Davis arc tho now pro-
prie,ors Of tho grocery in Martins Row.
R.R. Ave. and in an advertisement, else
where invite tho public to give ,hem
share o! It's patronage. assuring !. OF
good goods and fair treatment
II. 4. Dawiey has had 4 double about
the streets Of Rocky Ford this week.
Friends who arc In tho habit Of walking
up behind HI and hitting him a slap on
the back. found themselves hailing tho
wrong man on several occasions.
Or. Boya5an. an escaped Armenian"
was the preacher al tho Christian Church
Sunday night. He told an exceedingly
interesting story Of tho troubles growing
ou, Of tho difference Of religious opinions
between tho Turks and the Armenians.
Tho frs, immigration Of tho indian
labor for the boo, folds eame In last Sun
day. There were $50 In tho car load.
Indian Agent Collins has the people In
charge. Tho indians arc said To have
done very satisfactory work In tho bee.
fields las, year.
Tho Arkansas Valley Ditch Assoela-
ton hold meeting In Pueblo las, Mon
day and passed strong resolution n
support Of tho federal governments pol
icy regarding .ofes; reserves. Tho res
olu,son is an ifnpof;an, ono and will DO
printed in full nsx; week.
Mrs. Helen Gfenteli. former State Sup
efin,sndsn, o! Education. was visitor IN
tho Rocky Ford schools las; Friday. Mrs.
orsntel. was ono Of tho mos, popular and
effieien, state superin;onaan;s Colorado
has had. She Is now doing educational
work with tho State Agricultural College
ard visited our high school TO pfusen. tho
advantages Of ;hs, school to those grad
yates and pupils who may purpose follow
ing Up their eomnoa school work with
studies along agricultural and domas,is
science lines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24

The Shirley Cigar a. Norton's Drug
Store. T-lp
Carpets. rugs, ar. squares, cash or in
s;alnents. w. F. Stark. A5f
Trv listing your property with J. W.
Young & Co.. if you want quick sales.
The ch isasn Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church will sise a social at
Odd Fellows hall this FRIDAY, evening.
For real estate. loans. insur anee. steam
ship tickets or lise sock. see the City
Rea.tJ Co. 5l-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
sehoo, Board Elects Some Teachers.

The Board Of Education mot wainos-
day nigh, and took Up tho appointment, Of
teachers for the coming year. Supsnn-
,a-den, Bolles was retained; also num-
Dor Of tho longer term teachers on tho
staff. Another meeting is 70 be held nes,
Monday night. when the work ei select
ing teachers will ba continued and per-
haps completed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
NOTICE

We. tho undersigned barbofs Of Rocky
Ford. hereby aEreo 70 tho following. 10
take effect Juno is;:
To close a; . p. m. every week night,
excepting Saturday. when We will close
a, / | o. IN. Holidays az ! a. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24

All customers IN shop az closing hour
TUCKER BROS.
JOHN r. BEHAN.
q, q. SMITH.
JOSEPH WlNiGER.
52-s5 A. J. DOVER.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
sCHWAB TO BUILD A
SHELTER NEAR RENO

RENO, May s.-Charles M. Schwab,
the steel king, arrived in Reno yester-
day afternoon, en- route to New YORK,
In an interview with a reporter Mr.
Sehwab said:
''T am now heavily interested IN
Nevada. but / intend to invcss moro
money in this state, and in the near
future may erect large smc'ter on
the Truckee river near Reno for the
reduction Of the ore from my mines
in southern Nevada.
''Reno is the best point in the state
for a smelter. and as the railroad rates
will now allow the mine owners to snip
their ore to Reno for treatment cheap
err than they can ship it to Utah and
California points, ! think ! VIII soon
begin the construction of smeiter
and mill in your city. | find all the
properties in southern Nevada looking
prosperous and ] think that Nevada
has only commenced to grow
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
WINNEMUCCA
Wins ONCE
AGAIN
INTERESTING FORENSIC
CONTEST HELD LAST NIGHT.
Better Arguments Of Local Team Pre-
vail in the Opinion Of Two
Of the Judges.

Again the banner of victory rested
with the Winnemucca high school in
contest with representatives from
another institution of learning. This
time the pupils of Winnemucca demon
strated their superiority in mental
way, and they wrested thought
victory in the debate in Silver State
hall last evening with team from the
Reno high school.
A short musical programme pre-
ceded the debate. Fred Wilson of
the Winnemucca team opened for the
affirmative on the question. Re-
solved, That the American Indians
Have Been Unfairly Treated by the
North American People He pie
tured the Indian as he was before the
Puritan bark moored on the New Eng
land shore in his native life, his con
ditions and his happiness in his ig-
norance and superstition. He then
contrasted that condition to the present
status of the Indian-ignorant de-
graded, and disappearing from the
earth. He asserted that this had come
about by unjudicious treatment by the
white peoples.
Chester Coffin, for the negative con
fined his remarks to the superstition
of the Indian, his degradation and his
absolute lack of moral responsibility.
Following this speaker Gladys Cat
lin scored several points for the affirm
alive by practically admitting all that
the preceding speaker had said AMI
claiming that it was not at all per
tinent to the question.
Harold Hale, for the negative, then
delivered well prepared address
touching on the cruelties that had char,
acterized the Indian in his association
with the whites.
Mildred Rutherford followed and
her address showed a good grasp of
the subject in question.
Lester Summerfeld c!oscl for the
negative. His effort, from an ora
torical standpoint, was probability the
best address of the evening. He sum
married. the points of the negative in
a careful manner and was heartily op-
plauded at the con .insion. Fred Will
son briefly concluded for the affilma-
tive.
The judges, District Attorney Duker,
Judge s. j. Bonnifcd and John HI.
time came back with decision in
time anne bak with decision II Win
Winnemucca favor.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
NEVADA'S SHEEP
ARE BARRED
OUT FROM
OREGON
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN
ISSUES DRASTIC ORDER
rlocks Of This and Other States Said
to be Infected with Contagious
Disease

SALEM, Ore, May o.--Aftcr ma
ture consideration Governor Chamber
lain this afternoon issued a proclama-
tion declaring quarantine against the
sheep of the state of Washington, Ne
vada and California. based unoa the
sworn statement Of Sheep Inspector
l.vttle and the statements of United
States sheep inspectors that the sheep
from these states are infected with
scabs, and fixes penalty of fine of
$3.50 to $1,000 for the violation of the
proclamation.
1t is expected that lawsuit will be
instituted by the Wenaha Wool Grow
ers association of Washington to en-
join the enforcement of the quaran-
tine.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
COAL. famine
ONCE MORE
FEARED
RAILROAD COMPANY REFUSES
TO DELIVER FUEL
FOR FOUR MONTHS

RENO, May 9.-The people of Ne
vada, and particularly that section
which is supplied with coal through
the agency of the Ogden dealers, will
be deeply interested to know that an
other coal famine is likely for the
coming winter unless the railroad CON-
panies do better than they have
recently.
Dealers who were planning to stock
up heavily on coal and who have or
dered numerous carloads through the
railroad, have been informed in a cir
cular letter from the transportation
ccmpany's Office that as there are SO
many orders ahead awaiting delivery
it will require at lea t four months to
deliver the fuel.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
FIFTEEN SACKS OF MOHAWK
RICHORE STOLEN AND
FOUND AT TONOPAH

TONOPAH, May 9.-Fifteen sacks
of high grade ore are said to have been
taken from the Mohawk mine at Gold
field, were discovered this afternoon
in the cellar of Villa m Wise by Dep
uty United States Marshal G. A. Gage,
who came here from Goldfeld and Sc
cured search warrant to search
Wise's premises. The sacks of ore,
said to be worth about $4,000, were
sealed by order of JudgeBrissen and
placed in the vaults of the state
Bank and Trust company.
Wise says he bought the stuff which
was sealed today and was innocent of
wrong doing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-11
NOT A SINGLE LAND OWNER
PROTESTS AGAlNS
GRANTING W.P.
RIGHT OF WAY
DISPUTES OF S. P. andW. p Through
ESQ Miles OF Territory In
Nevada Arbitrated

The people o the eastern part of the
state are displaying creditable spirit
in meeting with the efforts of the
Western Pacific Railroad company,
through their right of way agent, &.
j. Romer, in securing rights of way
through that country. Mr.. Rone- has
recently returned from Wells, whtrc
he went over that portion of the road
between Wells and Deeth, which was
changed by recent surveys, and Sc
cured new rights of way for his COM
pany. Concerning Mr.. Romer's move
ments there the Wells Herald says:
"Those who decided the new road
additional strips of ground were Wn.
Knop, John Tanner, w. d. Martin,
viii and J. v. Crosson. The feeling
of the people for the new road was
shown in the fact that not single
one Of the land owners protested
against granting the Western Pacific
the new ground asked for. All seemed
determined to assist rather than at
tempt in retarding the building of
the road and not an expression adverse
to the company was heard.
Grading at various points between
Wells and Deeth is in progress and 1T
will no. be long beore this stretch of
road is finished.
The announcement that the disputes