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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
ELKO'S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

We understand that some oi the
property holdcTa along Silver street are
opposing the granting of the right OF
"ay through that street to the
Western Pacific. While this IL q NIT
ter that touches the private interests Of
a !e" 1t Is also one that deeply concerns
every re0ident and property owner o.
the town Of EIko. For with the Vest
crn Pacific paas;ng through Silver
street, all possibility of another town
sprinG!ng UP ind dividing the business
aud he population will be eliminated
and the business center Of the town will
remain where it ls, and property values
Ill tile present town will increase instead
Of depreciating.
While sCmc Of ,he property holders
along Silver street may feel that they
VIII bc greatly injured il the Western
Pacific tracks mrc laId through the
ENTER OF that street, the question mt
ura!ly arises whether the interests uf the
few should control as against the inter
ests of the many. In all public improve.
AASH'- liz t"l' Nus tAlN uNH Dttl tDDl
the interests Of the few must give way
before the combined interests OF many.
In no other Say eau public improve
mcnis be made. What would be .hc
condition il the Law permitted three or
four men to play tie dog i'll the manger
act and defeat necessary public improve
menis because they imagine that the
improvements demanded 10y u large
majority Of their fellow citizens might
iajurr them! There could be only one
result and TINT would bc no public iuI.
provcmenta and there would be n COM
plctc ~stagrat0n Of public enterprise.
While we do not doubt that two or
thice OF The property owUcrs on Silver
street may toe injured more or lcas, there
should he enough public spirit among
citizens of the town whose properiy will
30 beue'stci by The new rnilroad TO COM
pcnsatc such property holders for tho
damage they sustain by the rmlrond
passing through Chat street. From tho
expressions we have heard such n shirt
exists and tho proper steps will be taken
!" make it effective, when such damage
is ascCrtuiued.
ia years Elko has laid dormant and
Mt lines i. has seemed That che had
nboat given up The ghost. Her people
have seemed contCntcd with the rondi.
at and nothing was zone 10 build up
tho town and make il M attractive place
for people to live. Tho advent Of the
Western Pacific railroad has cbnuyod
this condition and the people Of T. ok
are arOn-cd Ia their opportunity 20
mike IL 'hC largest and beat city in tho
state OF Nevada on the line ~ tho " al
crn Pacific.
Shall we lose thts golden opportunity
because q fpw 81 u ciiizcua may 10
slightly injurcdY Or ahall 'hc intorca,a
nf the great MINORITY control IN u matter
so important to 'hc future prolrraa and
pro pcri'y of the town. WON'T il not
bc a graceful act for the Tow to with
draw their opposition and trust ,o tho
Scn5c Ofjn9tirc Dt the largo majority OF
their fclloS CitiI ms. i1io people OF
EIlio nave been very kind "a one OF
them at !cusi and he now has nm
opportunity 10 repay n portion OF that
deb.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
IPapa's Good Standing.

-l've got n wonderful boy said the
father OF five. ~My oldest, | mean. He
came TO me the other night with a sub
Iect for composition. He asked mr off
hand to write it for him. | put Gown
any paper and wrote it. | npttered my
self that did rather well with the cou.-
position, it having been some Sine since
| had occasion to write one, but |
hardly expected the ~encoDium I got
from him. Tie next day at dinner
time he zane rushing home, hurried up
to mo aud slapped me on the back.
-'Hurrah for you, Pop!' he cried
'iou nrc al right. Yon stand third in
the class New York Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30

versatiou from the w:-nan with whou
'ney speak. l fancy women whose
shrinking from evil is instructive and
not AN artistic pose eau do more for the
regeneration OF the world :ban IL whole
ho7ary OF sermons, says Home Chat.
a girl sometimes thinks that men
want her to como down to a somewhat
level and will vote her dull and
prudish il she Graves for what the
classics cali -the UPPER air." No greater
mistake Is possible. Man, in his
what rough voyagmG through the world,
seee much of the griuer side OF life, but
IL he has an ideal left within him he
Graves for the woman Of his dreams
The eiortiess purity OF a stainless mind.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Application No $50.
Notice OF Application for Permission
to Appropriate the public watcrS
OF the State Of Nevada.

Notice OF Application for Permission
to Appropriate the public waters
OF the State Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
21st day OF August, 1907, In accord
ance with Section -, Chapter NYllI,
of the statutes of 1907, one National
Development Co. Of Salt Lake City,
County of Salt Lake, and State OF
Utah, made application to the State
Engineer Of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters OF
the State of Nevada. Such appro-
priation is to he made from .Gedncy
Creek, Ruby Mts., Elko Co., at
points ut jrnctiOn of y. X 5. forks OF
Creek by means of Il dam, ana 80 GU
bic feet per second il To bc conveyed
to points about 1000 feet up stream
from point where stream crosses W.
boundary of the Gcdney ranch in =. 4.
T.30.N. K. 50 EN- Il. DAM. by means
OF n ditch and pipe line, and there
used Generation Electric power Min
Ing and Milling. Water To be return.
ed to stream at point of generation
of power.
Date Of first publication Aug. 80, 1907.
Date OF last publication Sept. -, 1907.
Signed: FRANZ Il. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Standard Oil Company SqueaIs.

Tho Chronicle has received a pamph-
let entitled: -From the Directors of
the Standard Oil Company to It's En-
plo, cos aud Stockholders The
pamphlet consists Of subsidized editorial
clippings from alleged newspapers
d~eprecattnR tho line Of s2l,2I0, 900, im
posed hy Judge L.mdis, as mn outrage
IN that infamous combination Of Grim
'nale OF which tia, modern pccksniT,
Jawndcc Rockefeller, ~ the principal.
The pamphlet ANNOUNCES that an appeal
from Judge LnndR' opinion has been
made to the United Statp Supreme
Court, where il has tho ctTrOntcry 10
forecast That IL viii hc reversed. rhe
only comment the Chronicle mates on
the imposition Of The fine il TINT liz
should have been s.0O,COO,GO instead
OF S29,2Ip,C 600, the money to be divided
among the people who havc been 50
numerically plundcrcd by tho greatest
aggregation OF felons IL the worlds
hIbtory.-VirgiDia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
No: COL.
Notice OF Application for r"rmI--inn Ia
Appropriate the Public Waters
of TIA" state OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given THAI on the 9Th day OF
August 1914, In accordance with section -
Chapter XVIII OF the 5 talrtcs OF 1907. on
National Development Co, Atlas block, @, Salt
Lake City, County OF Salt Lake aud state o.
Utah. made application TO the State Engineer
OF Nevada fnr permission la appropriate. the
public waters Of the Sta,c Of Nevada. Sucn
appropriation is 10 be made from Mathew Creek.
or first Greek s. Of Overland Creek, RUBY Mis-.
Eiko Co. NJ points Junction North anu South
Forks Of Crrck. Gy means 81! dam, and thirty,
i've cubic feet per second is 90 be conveyed 10
points x" It, up stream from point when,
stream, crosses IS. boundary Of NIahcw Ranch.
by means Of dam aud pipe line. and there used
Generation Electric power Water 10 nc r.,
turned to stream at poiut Of generation power
Date OF First publication August a3ri Iy7.
Date Of last publication, Sept. slth. lp17.
signed; FRNSK Il. NICHOLAS
STATE Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
CHANGING FREIGHT
RATE SCHEDULES.

Tho Interstate Commerce Commission
bns Just made a ruling on the status OF
published freight schedules Of immense
imp )rtance TO every railroad end to
every shipper, the enforcement VI il
promising TO remove one OF the most
tenn pting forms OF Discrimination be-
twean shippers. The federal rate law
requires that freight schedules must be
posted in all stations OF a railway and
may not be changed without 30 days
notice, unless by consent OF the commis-
sion.
The railroads have managed to evade
his provision in various Says, md in y
recent case argued tia. such posted
schedules are not ioviolable. This was
one Of the contentious Of the defense in
tho case against the Standard Oil Com.
paDy in Judge lands court at Chicago.
10 passing upon the case before il, in
which a southern road had changed n
freight rate without the required notice,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
ruled that "a regularly published rate
is as fixed and uDslterabIe as II il had
beer voluntarily established by the
carrier"
This ruling, so far as tho shipper is
concerned, makes II impossible for n
railway company 70 publish one rate
and then give another 10 a favored chip.
per without being liable under the
provisions OF the new rate law. II is
carrying out tho intent OF the law IN
that ell shippers in the came clues eball
have the same facilities aud pay exactly
the anne rates. II is n death kncll 10
midnight tariTs and meUne that a fixed
rate Ia an invariable rate and hat ship
pers shall all DO treated alike. Omaha
Bee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Application so. Oh.
NOTICE QUALIFICATION ron PERMISSION
To Appropriate the rubI.c Waters 81
The STATE Of Nevada.
Application so. Giy.

Notice Is hereby given that on the lyih dag
"i August. i'I7, in accordance wiki Section
=, Chapter XVIII. Of thc Statutes Of I.r7, one
national Development Co, of Salt Lake City
county 90 Salt Lake AMI State OF Utah, made
application to tho stat" Eugiuocr OF Nevada
Tor permission 30 Appropriate the public waters
OF "a" State ~ Nevada. Such appropriation
u 1" b" IA al" from Pole Canyon Creek, Ruby
M"in'ain,. Eiao Co al points ~ Junction OF
East and West Forks Of stream. by mcaus uf a
dam, aud - cubic feet per second Is to be con
Ncycd 20 points ~ feet up stream from point
whore stream crosses Northern Boundry Of VIM.
Holm Ranch. By means ofd,in AMI pipe line
aud there used for generation of electric power
water 10 To- returned 10 stream at point 81 gen
Grafton Of power.
Date NJ hrit publication August G5rI, 1917.
Date Of last publication sept. .Dih. iy7.
signed. FHASK Il. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
The GOldIiPld Strike.

\ GOIdtield dispatch Of the 2sth to
the Reno Gazette says:
After a session that IHstcd untrl nearly
| o'clock this morning tho niucrs' union
adjourned without taking any action on
the ~ChaDge-rOOuI Question. fl WINS cx-
pcctcd and hope that the TASTY action
Of the union last Friday III rejecting the
agreement entered into by it, committee
md the Consolidated officials would be-
recOnsidercd and thai the demand FOR
Jurisdiction OTer employs in md abont
the mines would 30 withdrawn IA untcn-
able and IN violation Of the Agreement
entered into bet wccn the Minc-owucrs'
association and the Wrstern Federation
Of Miners last Apnl. liut AFTER discuss.
ing the matter nearly all night, the
union took no action, the secretary
announcing thni the next move must he
made by the Consolidated. General
Manager j. ". Finch OF tie Goldfeld
Consolidated Mines compnny slys eir.
nilichntly that the mex move must come
from be- minors md come qui kly. The
last proposition eubmiitcd To the miners
by the Consolidated is absolutely final,
he said today, and he wa very much in
earnest. Unlcss the miners tcccic from
their position it is probable that every
minc in the district win bc drawn into
The controversy md while II Ia still the
general belief That the differences viii
DO adjusted there is danger OF another
tIe.up Of all the miuce in the district.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
IHAHK H. NICHOLAS.
state Engineer.
'''''r OF Application Tor Permission 4, An.
rrcnri"'r the iubiic Waters OF tbr
state 81 Nevada.

Notice Is horcny given that on m. ~, Il,
OF june, 1871, In nccoriuqce viz scr,r,, o..
'h'pt'r XVIII. Of ,he Statutes OF 1907. ono n,
,l'h'i Development Crmpnny OF Salt Inp,
oliy' County OF Salt LaHo and state NJ t,,,,,
'hlie application to the stat" Engineer o, Va
a"''' Tor permission to appropriate the mn,
y N''crH Of ih" State Of Nevada. Such n,
r'"r'i'''"h ~ To 10" male from over.
a. 'I "u"y MT Eli'o Co.. NJ points y
W degrees. ~ minutes ~ gccnpds g. ,,,,, a -,
Ir"'n ia" center Of See. gj. r. 10 n. y p, =.
NV means ri u dam hud ~ cubic feet n.r soa
Oh" ~ 10 he conveyed TO points n. ~ dc,,oo.
~ minutes - seconds ". i3ls! from tho con,o,
Of said Soc. n. hy means Of "A ditoh - ,,,'
"nh 'hcro used for power. wv
n','" 81 hrst Publication Aug rst eah. Ig,7
'''e Of last Publication Sept, 9Th. ip3
Signed:
Acting state Englpcc,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Application No. Coz.
Notice of Application for Permission =,
Appropriate the Public Waters OF IN.
State Or Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that ON the 9th. dav n,
August. 1907, In accordance with Section 9s
chapter XVIII OF the Statutes OF 1907. orr
National Development Co. Atlas Block, OF Sal,
Lake City, County Of Salt Lake and State q,
Utah. made application to the State Engineer
of Nevada for permission TO appropriate. N.
public waters of the State OF Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from OVERLAP,
Creek, in Ruby Mts., Elko Co., at points Owe,
land Lake At head of Overland Creek, by means
OF dam, and iUJ cubic feet per second IS tn ~.
conveyed 10 points s ~ degrees 20 minutes =
~, III It. from center $. 20 T - y. Il. 50 T.. n.
ID. B&M, by means of Reservoir. dam. ditch. and
pipe line. ana there used generation electric
power. water TO bc returned to stream "A,
point generation electric power.
Date OF first publication, August 2Irl, 1921.
Dateof last publication, Sept. aOth, 1877
Signed: FRANK Il NICHOLAS
State Engineer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Application No. 5g7
"osi'e OF Application for PERMISSION TO
APPROPRIATE tia" pubic Waters al
thr State of ScvadI.
Il SICH
STATE Engineer.

"o'!c" IS hereby given that on The aud day Il
August, i?p7, IN nccorlancc with Srril,y -
Chapter XVIII. o! The Statutes o.. rr- Oh.
National Development Company u salt Lake.
county OF Salt Lake aud State u Utah.
made application To the State Engineer ~ Ne.
''.A FOR permission 10 Appropriate The publ.
waters Of the State q S"yaGu. such .ppr,.
p'iAiion Il 10 lee made from Battle Cree; IN
HN7y Range, E!So Couaty, Nevada. al l,lrf,
'''" IL np stream from the pul4l where the
stream crosses tho western isunl.rg lau r,
j. u Smiths rnuch walun Is iu So u. 7
80 N.'R - + hy In"aus 81 a dam and r
cGbIc feet per second Is 10 10 convened
70 points iant n down stream from rnlut Cd,
diversion ry means Of lI,c, and ,hcr, used ,,r
power water 10 be r"turaod to stream "A, po,r,
Of use.
Date OF first publication Aug Q. lgJ7.
Date Of last publication Sept. p, 1911
Signed
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
English Ysomanry Dylna Out.

There Is Il popular song which
praises this country ms tho homo OF
tho yeoman-'no other land can boast
th"m; ne q matter OF fact. thoy hnvo
been dying oHt in the last $50 years;
inc werc the small owner class.
whom many people would Ike to re.
creato.-Yorkshire Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
FEA%K II. NICHOLAS.
state Engineer
Application VI. SOS
Notice OF Application for Permission Il
appropriate the Public Waters OF
the StatG Of Ncvnlh-

Notice Is hereby given that on the .nd d,y q,
HuiHSt' 1907. tn accordance with Section .
1H'picr XVIII, 81 the statutes d, lyg;. ON,
national Development Company 81 salt Lake.
county OF salt LAX" nuI State Of Ut,u. made
application to the Stat" Engineer q; Ncyn5,
'"F permission TO appropriate The hubble waters
"' i"o state Of nevada. Such APPROPRIATION f.,
70 "o made from smith, Greek or First Creek
,D"'h" OF Hattie Creek Ia Ruby Haurr Of Mis-
'''H'' "', "eH' At points Mt Junction u North
''' ',"''h 'oFhS DY means Of = dam and q cubic
VT second Is to be- conveyed 10 points
J"1 #. up stream from point wh,-r ,-,,,,
crosses western boundary u Smith, ranch 70,
SEC. a. I. % -. Il. - T., by means Of pipr I,n,.
ana there used Tor power. water 10 M, ,,,,r,o,
to stream At point al usc.
p'l' OF hrSt publication Aux. .. lp;
Da'" ofiaSt publication Sept. ~, nD7
SIgucd:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
New Strike.

Van Duzer Creek, situated about 30
miles northeast Of Tu]scarorH, il the
scene OF the latest striko. icafa ago
fortunes were taken out of placcrs Int
until now no quartz veins Of consequence
nave been discovered. Tho finders are
Antoine Philips and Manuel Mocnb
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
TARIFF COSTS LIVES.

Tho Kansas City Star, discussing tho
tariff, makes this unusual but not illog.
iral argument:
"f1io protective tariff IL responsible
Tor many railroad accidents. II the
manufacture OF steel rails we're cub.
jocsed TO competition, each manufacture
or would strive to command trade by
Tho excellence Of hin products. But tho
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-30
Application 30. 63S.
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the public waters
OF the state OF Npyu6u.

'fl''N'N''''' -'O' 'bNs
Notice of Application for Permission
To Appropriate the public waters
OF the state Of nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
list day OF August, 1907, In accord.
ance with Section %, Chapter XYIII.
OF the Statutes Of 1907, one National
Development Co., Oi Salt Lake CITY.
county OF Salt Lake, and State of
Utah, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission
10 appropriate the public waters of
'hc state of Nevada. Such apprO
prlatlOn IL to be made from Col.
Moore Creek, In Ruby Mts., Elko
20, ut points Mt Junction Of y. X :.
FORKS OF Stream 10y mca of a dam
and 30 cubic feet per second IL to lac
conveyed to- points 1000 feet M
stream from point where strcnmn
crosses w. boundary Of f.. Wiurs
ranch, ms, 80, r. 81, y. Il. 80 r. n.
ID. b NJ, 10y means Of ditch uud
pipe line, II there used for rcucrn.
ton oil electric power, mining and
milling. Water to be returned to
stream at point Of generation Of
power.
Date OF first publication, Aug. 30. 'O7.
Date OF last publication, Sept, ~, 'OI
Signed: FnASK u. Nicholas.
state Engineer.
Application No. coo.
Notice Of Application for permission
to Appropriate the public watrra
OF the state Of nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that ON tho
9TH day Of August, 1907, In accord.
ancc with Section %, Chapter xviii.
OF the Statutes Of 1907, one N]ntinnni
Development Company. OF Salt Inkn
City, County Of Salt Lake ana Stnio
81 Itah, made application 10 tho
STATE Engineer Of Ncvahn for nor.
mission to appropriate tho public
waters 81 tie state of Nevada, Such
appropriation IL to hc mndc from
robinson Creek, Ruby Mts., Elkn
60. at points Robinson Like nj hrnd
OF creek. by Of n dutn. NIL
scvcnty.ivc cubic feet Der sccond f.
20 be conveyed to points 800 feet nm
stream from point where gtrnnun
crosses western boundary Of Robim.
H0n Ranch, In s. 32, T.. 50 y. Il, 90 II
NJ. ID. Il NJ, by means Of dam. rcsc,
v0ir, ditch, and pipe line, nid there
used Tor generation OF clCCtric noyynr.
water to he returned to stream nj
point OF generation OF power,
Date OF Hrat publication, A No. RI. ~;
Date nt last publication, Sept. q, 'O7'
Signed: FHASR u. Nicholas.
state Engineer.
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Bachelors Dream Of Ideal Women.

an yontb but knew tho proyerh rune.
| often think az woman but know
know the power shc has Of bringing out
the best IN man and how Iic longs Tor
her 10 do H.. II she but knew how a
man will laugh with her and 'icspisc her
when che forgcts The highcat tia, 10 In
her.
Most mon take the tone oi tho con.
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The DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the ElKo postonice for transmission
through the mails IS secGud-class matter.
Evening journal., 1907-08-13

but this only happens when they have
an unusually strong team.
OF the big Five" the Yale team
made out the best The Ellis took in
2.4O6 on the season. but their nine
was likewise the most expensive, its
cost being s1s69i 1t is hard for the
average man to understand why the
Yale team should cost virtually twice
as much as those of Harvard and
Pennsylvania and three times as much
as that Of Cornell.
Every college expects to conduct
rowing at a dead loss. This is the
one sport on which there are virtually
no receipts whatever. Yale aud
Harvard get a small sum each year
from the company that runs the OBJ
servation trains along the Thames for
their annual regatta on Lake Cayuga
What little money the other colleges
get from time to time comes only from
subscriptions.
Yales more expensive methods are
evident in rowing as in other sports.
The Yale crew cost more than $4,000,
nearly twice as much as the crews of
the other four universities. The rea-
son there are no receipts in rowing is
because it Is impossible to have gate
charge for the public. If rowing had
to be self-supporting it would have to
/ be abandoned.
The Pennsylvania track team was
the most expensive of the year, but
this is accounted for IN a measure by
the expenses TO which Pennsylvania
was put in the conduct Of several col
lege and school meets. Inasmuch as
football is the only sport which is
universally self-supoprting, il is easily
seen what a burden it must be for II
TO support some twenty or more sports
at a university Fortunately. most
Of our educational institutions have
the advice and guidance Of trained
business men among the graduates
and this accounts largely for the
healthy condition Of things.
Evening journal., 1907-08-13
JAWNS TOOK BITE
OUT OF PEACHES
COnnemaugh Valley Lads
Turned the Trick by the
Score Of 3 to

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. Aug. 1s-Johnstown
stepped some points nearer sixth place
yesterday Afternoon by defeating WI
nington to l. In duel between Jones
and HOch. the star twirlers Of the re-
epeotive teams.
Jones had all tho better Of Hoch. as
after the first inning. In which he seemed
10 lack control. he was practically invin-
chile and only two Wilmington men reach
ed second base In the last eight innings.
Hoch pitched tho same sorz OF BAN, with
the exception Of one inning, the nth,
when he exploded and by passing two
men and allowing hits lost out the
lawns" tallylng three times.
with one gone in the NTH Poole was
walked and Jones was treated the same
way Hartman's single scored Poole and
put Jones to second. sangers single
scored Jones and put Hartman to second
Hsrtman took third on I1illefer's out az
drst and scored. Grady believing that
three men were out, walked away from
the plate and started for the bench. With
The pan unguarded Hartman easily stole
home In the other eight innings Johns
town got but one man as far as third, that
being Conn., in the fourth, who singled
and stole second and third
Wimington's lone run IN the FIRST was
started by Cassidy. who doubled on the
first ball pitched In the game. NJ
Lynch walked and was forced at second
by Arndt. In trying to complete double
Kilefer threw wild TO Conn. allowing
Cassidy 10 score. The score:
Evening journal., 1907-08-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
Popular Excursions to-
NIAGARA FALLS
Only 1000 Round Trip.

Only 1OlOO Hound Trip.
August 10; September 8 an, 20; Oeto-
Der 6, 1907.
Excursion tickets will be sold on
above dates, good going only on Spec
ial Train leaving Wilmington at 1920
a. m, arriving Niagara Falls at 11.OO
p. m.
Tickets valid for return ten (1O)
days, including date Of sale. on all reg
ular trains except BLACK Diamond Ex-
press" of Lehigh Valley Route.
Call on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full particulars as to stop-overs,
side trips. etc.
City Ticket Omce. SO4 Market streets