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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
SOCIAL

AT $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
the Rev. Robert Brown Mcdaniel
solemnized the marriage Of Mr..
John D. Warner and Miss Lola C.
Heinzman at the residence Of the
oaiciant. They are splendid young
couple and win reside here after re-
turning from short bridal trip
Their many friends shower best
wishes upon them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Mine Host R. ]. Galley extended a
special courtesy at the Waldo hotel
last night to the retail hardware
men, who are in state annual meet
ing here. by entertaining them with
music by a special orchestra. The
members and their friends as well
as other hotel guests appreciated
very much this attention and were
thrilled with the splendid execution
of the musical program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

wANTED-A position as stenog.
rapher. Can give good references.
Address N. W., care Telegram Of
fee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Cheap, one smith-Pre-
mier typewriter, hrst-class condi-
ton. Frank A. Wilson. 317-1S
Oak Hall building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

The members Of the local lodge of
Odd Fellows held a very enjoyable
banquet at the swager hotel last
night after the regular meeting of
the lodge. About ninety Toasted to
their hearts content, the menu being
very tempting one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Darran of wer-
ninger street entertained a number
OF guests Tuesday evening at a fare
well party in honor of their aunt,
Mrs. N. Menniwish. who win leave
for her home in Pittsburg Thursday
morning. Among those present were
Mrs. j. A. Williams, Mrs. D. Harr,
Mrs. ]. Carney. Mrs. Freeman and
daughter, vesta, Mrs. r. H. spahr.
Mrs A3onas Worth, Miss Calhoun,
Miss Kellerman, Miss Georgia Will
loughby, Mr.. Toban, Mr.. Bowser. Mr..
Moran and Mr.. Thompson. The
evening was most delightfully."- spent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

REGARDING RUM SHOPS.


ATTY Gem Breeder. in a letter TO
County Atty j C. Jorgcnscn. pub
fishes the following opinion TO tho ef-
feet that no barroom can be licensed
TO sell liquor closer than 300 feet from
"a schoolhouse.
I'm reply 90 your favor OF the 1th
Inst. YOU are advised that section t24s.
Revised Statutes Of tSgs. provides that
no liquor license shall BE- granted 90
any establishment. except hotel To-
Gated wothu 300 feet of any public
school building being used for that pur-
pose. The purpose of this law Dr. 10 pro-
icct and guard the school children from
the evil Influences surrounding open
saloons where men congrcgatc and ioi-
ief about aud indulge lon the evils OF
thu drink habit.
The legislature very wisely prohibits
the saloons and the sale of liquor with
ir less than 300 feet Of a building used
FOR school purposes. The meaning of
this law is, ! take g. that mo- bar-room
or plnCcW hore men commonly COn-
grcgate and drink liquors shall be with
In less than 800 feet OF school build
ing used FOR that purpose. I understand
that N the only entrance 10 the bar u
beyond 300 feet from a schoolhouso and
there Is no back or side entrance closer
than the distance mentioned. the law a.
satisfied. IL must be distinctly UNDER
stood however that the place whore
the license authorizes the liquors 90 be
sold and drunk must be fully 800 feet or
more from the nearest point of the
sohoolhouse. The actual barroom used
for that purpose Is what the law aims
az and not at a cellar or warehouse
where liquors In original packages aro
stored and where men do not commonly
Congrcgate 10 drink and lolter about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
REPAIRS ON THIRD WEST.
Al Intersection Of North Temple Great
Activity Prevails.

The intersection OF Third West and
North Temple streets is the center Of
a good deal of activity The intersec-
ton Is being repaved in the frsi place.
Then the Short Line engineers have
just completed the rebuilding OF the
city creek conduit under the street. and
cemcnted the banks between the street
and the yards whore the conduit passes
under the tracks. ~ emerge just beyond
Forth West street. Al the northwest
corner Of the street intersection. the old
Vinegar adobe house said Co be so
years old, o. being demolished to make
way Tor the Lyme warehouse. The
heavy concrete footings Ton the ware
house walls are now being laid opera
lions bciag facilitated boy dumping tho
concrete from ore cars which Hre flied
9t the machine mixer, and then run
along on an improyised railway 20
where the mixture Is 90 be deposited
Close BY a tan mill elevator is being
completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

have changed since yesterday. ana
now there are low harOmctriC pres
surts approaching from the north
and southwest This viii bring rain
tonight and tomorrow. with lowering
temperature The mercury went up
to IS degrees yesterday. The general
minimum temperatures were moder-
ately high.
Duck Club for Cemcryillc--Thc
Ceutervillo Duck club filed articles Of
incorporation with the secretary Of
state TO-DAY The club Is capitg lied
for $1,000. in shares OF the par value
~ $40 each Fifty shares are re-
served as treasury stock. The Of
floors Of the club are. Joseph ringcy
president. Llewllyn hampton, vice
president, Albert Reading, secretary
and treasurer
Mecklcnburg VIII SUPERVISE. o.
Mtcklenburg has been appointed sup
cruising architect OF the new Catho-
dc cathedral IN place Of the late 9.
NJ Neuhasen. The stations Of the
cross" have been installed In the great
auditorium. and the interior work is
being pushed. The Chicago organ
builders arc making the $4,000 or
san which will be placed under and
al the sides Of the circular south
window,
Probation OFFICER Appointed-May-
ON Bransford has appointed II. s
Thompson probation officer 20 act
with the court I'm this city. The o.
thcrlty to appoint the two officers
was granted by the city council sew
Graf days ago. Mrs Young was his
first appointee This now gives
Juvenile court In this city three paid
officers and clork 10 attend 60 the
work. in addition 10 which there are
"a large number Of volunteer proha-
ton officers. MI Thompson is q
veteran In the legal profession and
has also served a number Of years as
"a school teacher
Ralph IIOrslcy Dics--Ralph Hors-
Icy. aged ! 3. the son OF Harry Hors-
lcy. died at I %. M. today. from an
aIscess which formed In his lungs
consequent uDon % severe attack Of
pneumonia.
Independent Coal 60. shipping
Tho Independent Coal a Coke COM
Tany Is now shipping regularly 10
salt Lake. from It's extensive mines at
kcnnllworth. Carbon county with
three shifts Of operatives. The rail-
road from the mines To tho Rio
Grande junction has been surfaced
up. and the management rs pleased
Go state that there seems 10 be plenty
~ cars for hauling the coal. Tho
company viii steadily increase It's
output as mechanical appliances and
the number Of miners increase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
LATE LOCALS.

Bank iearing---Tuday'H bank
...arilu amounted 90 Si1OE.bfG
as against f9d9.3s3.13 for The same
day last Ypar
Ac.tment- are purchnsed--Iiieho p
seaman $500 Dee home SUNDAY from
Chicago. whore Dee went t0 purchase
NestmeuH Tor thr CLERGY 40 oniciate
4t the dedication of thc new Catholic
cathedral
ON Telephone Buslness-E d.
Jones managing director off the ln-
dependent Telephone company aud
George ri Odrn ono of tho directors.
Hafn gone to Rochester 0n busiucss of
ihe company go bee away Do days or
tWo weeks
isain iomorOW--The air currents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
CHURCH NOTICES.


ihfI. WIZ be nteilhg on inc nf-
hc'iH HI the ENSIGN STAKE Primary as-
t''lau1n ON ifloay. 'cl lN. 1900 in
l'"" -I NJ moral h1lIilht .l p.
T-ui.areiry of MAN .,yU elm. LAM .d-
ar,s. ANA ID fun attendance is desire
ad Am uho ara Interested iu rri-
mar. work are cordially Invited
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
COULD oFFIcIAIs RETURN.
Have seen Outside Progrcs>--loolSing
Over City Today-Grcauy Surprised.


The party Of Gould officials I'm this
city .or the past three days leaves for
the east this evening. IL comprises j.
NJ johnson, Goulds big traffic man.
b. a. Flppln assistant freight traffic
manager of tho Missouri Pacific at s..
Louis. w. B. Knight of Kansas Cityand
,. l.. Harris general livestock agent
at Kansas Gay. Bach member is an
expert iu his particular line and make
Up the strongest traffic party In salt
Lake for some moons. Day before yes
terdav was spent at Bingham ana out
at Garfield. sterday out on the West
eru Pacific auG today o. being consum.
cd with am auto trip around town S.
" DcTah. assistant general freight
agent In this city has been showing
The visitors around. They admit they
have been moro than surprised by tho
showing made by SAT- Lake ana tribu-
tary territory. Bingham and Garfield
were revelations said Mr. johnson,
and the same expression came from
each visitor. They explain their visiy
is purely one Of Inspection. 'Inspec-
tlon-tteu WHAT" asked their inter
viewer.
Wen go east boosters OF the west.
was the answer. There might have
been several others az 50 is believed
the officials ere here 90 get IDEAS for
recommendations and suggestions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
NEW REMEDY FOR BURNS.
DIR. stanley II. Clawson Claims "a Have
Discovered An Infallble One.

Dr. Stanley IT Clawson has discov-
cred what De claims TO be am nfalllhle
remedy for burns and wishing TO give
the public the benefit of HIS discovery.
he asks that the News" publish the
same.
Dr. Clawsou made tho discovery by
accident. One day while using "a sold
cring iron he burned his fingers with
the hot iron. and rushing upstairs to
hud some turpontiuc took from tho
shelf by mistake bottle OF oucalyptol.
medical preparation consisting of H.
quid extracted from tho eucalyptus
tree. The soothing influence Of tho a.
uuid on the burn was remarkable and
Instantaneous. ANA with "a few more
applications be- was able to use the in-
iarcd members The liquid was also
used with like healing effect hy an olcc-
trCian VINO burned tho side lt his face
and neck ln terrible manner also boy
other members OF pr ClIWsuu's FAM
lly. cucalyutol has now become
household remedy with him. and ne
atrouglv advises everyone t0 cot this
item out and paste 10 up whore It can
bo seen in time OF need Tho 0uid o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
SUCCESSFUL TRYOUT.
Rebuilt Pipe Organ at First Congre-
gational Church Gives Satisfaction.


The trustees OF The First CougreEn-
tional church and invited friends were
present al the trying OF the rebuilt or
gan. before formal acceptance after us
reconstruction Prof A. n. Peabody
oreanist OF ST. Marks cathedral. on
ciated az the console. as Prof Shep-
herd could not Doe present owing TO the
bereavement IA his family The instru-
mont was found 10 be- even lu better
condition than when 90 was built in
1892 The new radial cOncave pedal box
proved "a marked Improvement over the
old time box, the manuals were easier
OF manipulation, the Response OF the
organ 90 the touch on the keyboards
was much quicker than before the var
ious swell pedals and all OF the me-
chauical accessories were IN perfect
condition, the pipes that had sounded
harsh. were toned down, the tuning
was perfect. in fact there was nothing
about the organ that did not commend
itself 90 the audience. Mr. Grant OF
Boston. representing the Hutchings-
Notey Organ company was cOngratu-
lated on the thoruughness OF his work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
FUNERAL TOMORROW


William Moscow Davis services al D.
T.. Taylor Undertaking Parlor~.
William Moscow Davis will boz buried
tomorrow. from the undertaking par
l1re o. Joseph j. Taylor services com
mencug at o'clock The deceased
died oct a. at Holy cross hospital.
but lhe remains have been Kept pend
ing thC arrival rt some Of his children
Mr Davis was born July 30. 1910. iu
Rapuohanuork county. Virginia From
1860 o. 1865 he served in the Confeder-
ate army az first Lieutenant iu the
Forty Virginia volunteers. lie
fought az Gettysburg and Seven Pines
Nine years go Mr. Davis came 90
Utah, and fOr he last four years was
connected with the Independent Tcle-
phone company. He IS survived by i've
children. namely, r. A. Davis OF West
Virginia, Mrs Samuel a. Trimmer OF
Portland on. Mrs. J. r. sullivan OF
This city. Mrs. Mrs Harry c. Ganter
and Miss ~ =. Davis 81 pittsburg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
BROTHERS WANT INQUEST
Trcmayne Boys Say Br1iher Was Al
lowed to Bleed Ia Death.

An inquest ON the death OF Fred.
Tremayne has been requested by tho
dead mans brothers. A. e.. and George
Tremayne. Fred was the man run over
az Woods Cross oct. A. by an o. S. l..
train. lie died later Boa the T. d. S.
hospital They alleRC he was allowed
20 bleed to death when he could have
probably survived being rum over had
medical attention been obUined ar
once. Tremayne got or one train TO
transfer to another He sat between
the tracks and one leg was thrown over
the track A freight Numbered up.
mangling the member terribly. This was
"a half hour past midnight and II is said
Tromayne was kept in "a caboOse FOR
three hours, IL is further alleged that
"a resident of Woods Cross offered 90
take the young man 90 the nearest
doctor in a buggy but the offer was not
accepted The inquest win be held
Friday afternoon Do Judge Smiths
court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

time special party of newspaper men
VIII De- taken over the line and shown
every feature OF it's workings.
When asked N there was 20 be a cut
in rates. Mr. Bamberger cautiously OBJ
served That before any definite state
mont uu that matter could be made.
certain inter-road traffic comities were
600 hn considered. Al this date any an
nouucemout would be- premature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
GREEK LABORERS STRIKE.
Bunch of Street Railway Employee
Did Not Like New Boss.

SiNty-four Greek laborers. employed
by the street railway service in finish
INK up the Waterloo line improvements.
struck az n "a. m. today. because they
did not like their new boss The one
formerly SET over them had been laid
IN because his services were uusatis-
factory and the new One has been UNI
able to get on 'thc nigh side" of hls
men. The open rupture came today.
und the strikers picked up their buckets
and marched up to the West Temple
street main offices where they were paid
On and discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
JULIA TIRES OF MARRIAGE.

Druukenness. gambling and dcs.r-
ton are charged against George n.
Barney in complaint asking f1r
divorce filed against him yesterday by
his wife Mrs Julia Barney. Thsv
were married I'm 1900 at Deer Lodge.
som after New Years day last yoar
she was deserted she says. ana since
that time has been compelled to earn
her own living.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
JUVENILE COURT CASES.

Three pIopr.etors of pool rooms an
foreigners We're before Judge GuWHns
Yesterday in the Juvenile count to
answer FOR contributing to Inc define
gueucy of minors Thcy were allowed
continuance until Tuesday at which
limo th.ir hearings win take place L.
M1fullH HHI Y. Arwiul ar. Japanese
Iud Gus MHrtxas is 20 Grcrk Wh. tHtpu
were arrested last week bt Urlla .1u
officers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
DIPHTHERIA CAUSES ALARM.
Health Board Stops sale Of Suspected
MiIk-Famlly IS Guaranteed.

De- alarming the board OF education
and The city board or health. The
owner Of the COWS in question has
tcen directed to cease selling uuk
The alarm .n the board of education
BE- occasiousd by the fact that two
children we're attending the Jackson
school uu to She time that IiunthcrIa
children
At the home OF Mrs -. r. Miller.
$50 north Fourth West street she
and hor tow children. Francis and
Margaret are gu0mutiucd with the
maIHdN Before lt wes known that
thu disease was present iu the home.
Tho children were attending school
The board members are optimistic.
however and expect no spread ~
the disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

~ is.--Ihe funeral OF William No.
Davis mas been delayed iu o51ssi.''.
OF me non-arrival In time on bl. t-
uauEhters from Virginia Tba i,
arrived last evening. however ana N
seiNiees VIII be held Thursday. at y
~. Taylor. 2j3 east First so,,tt ..- .o.
Friends invited. street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
WORK ON S. L. & 0.
Completed 10 ogden with Exception
OF One Big Cut.

Senator Bamberger IS very hopeful
over the prospects OF the Salt Lake &
ogden road. While the road IS doing "a
traffic business only 10 Layton. the rails
are laid to the Weber river. around
the cut that rs being completed for the
permanent track IN run through The
cut is 1000 feet long ana 60 feet wide.
and r. quite am undertaking but seua-
tor Bumberger with characteristic
energy a. pushing the work along e0
that he is confident the Salt Lake a
ogden road win b. opened for opera
ton by the FIRST Of the year. Al that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
GETS ONE HUNDRED DAYS.
Ed Jones Given Heavy Sentence for
Aggravated Case OF Drunkenness

Ed Jones and DeJ' O'Bueu were
brought before Judge Diehl this after
noon. charged with drunkenness. The
man and woman wore arrested yestcr-
day afternoon. having been apprehcnd-
ed in o vacant lot at Third East aud
Third South m q drunken ana exposed
condition Drunkenness was the only
charge that could Doe proved ON Them.
bun Judge nlehi sentenced the man.
both having pleaded gulty. to 100 days
iu the city JAIL while the woman win
b. sentenced tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
A Tired Stomach

Does not get much good
for you out of what you
eat, for IL does not digest
much IL is wdsteful. IL
feels sore and lame and is
easily distressed and often
upset by food. The best,
treatment is a course of
ood'sSarsaparilla
which is positively une-
quolled for oil stomach
troubles.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on Dyspepsia, No. s.
c. J. Hood Co, Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
NOW READY

Origin Of tho Reorgapizsss n,
and the Question O, sl,,,,, ~ u
Two discourses by Elder To-.
slnltn: Jrr containing a concise W. r.
teresting treatment OF thogc IN. a1a N :
thai VIII be OF benefit 20 AN he Ive3lsec's
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
WOOD DAVIS GOES FREE.
Case of Attempted Grand Larceny l.
Dismissed To-day.

Wood Davis. arrested some time ago
an The charge 81 attempted grand
larceny viii not have 10 stand trial
for the alleged onense The case
was set for tomorrow morning for
preliminary hearing but this morning
me matter was dismissed bv Judge
C. y. Diehl on motion OF the prose-
cutiou. 10 was alleged that Davis
tried 90 steal from John Jimpson "a
diamond stick pin valued az SEQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
Tom Downs, a Wyoming Oil Drill
err, Killed Fellow Workman
At Evanston.
UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR.
Both Men We're Employee Of salt Lake
And Pitsbure on Cu.--fhuught
10 Be- Woman u Case.

Evanston. Wyo. OCT i6.-Tom Downs,
pn oil drilIcr u the employ of the salt
Lake a. piusburg on Co.. shot and
Killed Iu Taylor. fellow worker. yes
to-day shortly after the noon hour. on
thc comrauys works at Spring Valley.
place about rs miles from here.
Downs recently came from Florence.
Colo. 10 work for the oil company at
Spring Valley. He was under the
influence OF liquor yesterday. and when
the men assembled Co partako of their
midday meal. he seemed to boz rather
qIarrelsome. arguing with the men
about politics aud other subjects that
the others would talk with him about
After The dinner was over. they went
20 the bunk house. and % was here
that Downs shot and killed Taylor
seemingly boz cold blood.
DOWNS DENIES ACT.
Downs claims Taylor killed himself.
but everything is against this theory.
as ppstmortem examination revealed
the fact that IL was impossible Tor him
to have shot himself.
Downs e. iu the county iall here
awaiting o hearing. There may bo a
woman in the case ana is perhaps the
only motive for the killing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
MUSIC TEACHERS

All who desire TO copspi, o..
OF the representative nro wv Ilss
and music teachers OF XII. 4"9ta
should read the "Mugicisr. '-1 y.
rectory' In the SATURDAY. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
DIED

NlSSl ING Funeral services o,..,. 3D..
mains OF w e. A. Visslng win h. IN
rom the Eleventh ward meotinebou,S
p ny thursday, Bishop Morris =,
cemetery. 'e q" al M
KLEfN.-At 32S w-ost s,xt, s.. Ayv
this city, Oct. Is, 1907. of 1lt ~, ~
MAY. daughter Of Peter ana a 1N
Nien; born May 6. 1909. in san IN
Funeral servk .es Thursday al n
from the funeral chapel OF I'nde, ,
Joseph william Taylor, p south
Ienpie street Friends are Invited Do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
TUNNEL MONEY
IS ALL ASSURED
Colorado Anxious to Take Up
Bonds for Mofiat Road
Project.
INVOLVES A Slx-MlLE BORE.
Hole Through Continental Divide 90
Bring Denver Twelve Hours
Nearer salt Lake.

Financial preparations la the project
covering the driving of tunnel
through Continental divide to- shorten
the distance between salt Lake and
Denver are assuming satisfactory
shape Pledges FOR bonds are being
received in surprising number and from
the eageruess displayed by reliable men
Cor them. preliminary work can b.
started as soon az necessary papers
can bo drawn up. The tunnel WIN be-
six-miIe affair FOR the use of che
Monat road and the bonds are To- be-
redeemed lu ten years by che Motflr
road which Will then own the tunnel
The MOnat road VIII De- surety for the
Continental Tunnel company. Charles
!. Hughes. attorney for Inc M0uat road
and Attorney James H. Blood for the
tunnel company arc now drawing up
an pupers such as contracts. blank
forms etc. This is being dome rapid
ly.
CUT TIME nv TWO.
subscriptions To- thc tunnel fund win
reach S5.OJ0O00 and the work alone viii
cost every cent of this big amount.
Interest at @ per cent ln the bonds.
paid semi-anuually . will amount Co
$500 .OOu To investors ilcy look us good
ass 0Ncrumenf bonds. Inc uIiluH cone
uectcd with the project are not putting
themselves on the puy-roll at enormous
salaries. they are Denver men ana in
being such are willing to work Tor their
state and west-and not worry about
the salary end of the proposition. The
tunnel which win boz started at the base
OF James peak win cut through the
divide cutting out 90 miles running ou
the one divide and the running time
now % hours between Salt Lake and
Denver viii be cut just iu half This
proposition is one Of the most import
amt new railroad ventures salt Lake
has to congratulate herself f0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
HAVE YOU rHE

HAVE YOU rHE CHURCH woRKsl
No Latter-day Saints homo should
be Without a set OF the standard
church publications on he center Ia
bic or An the library send Tor IA new
free catalogue. Deserot News Book
htore. salt Lake Cits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

Eber W. Hall. 225 South West T5mI
pie St Funeral Director, Licensed
Embalmer, Private Ambulance.