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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

all of the lectures and attractions.
The contest is not restricted to
those who are already entered in the
piano contest, but the young lady who
enters Monday will be on the same
footing as the cne who started three
weeks ago so far as the ticket con
test is concerned.
The Contest Editor" will simply
keep the votes separate during the
week. and at o'clock Saturday even
ing, June 20. will award tine Chau-
tauqua tickets as above announced.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

suits before the time limit expires.
It involves a large amount of labor
to tabulate the lumber shipments of
four years in Hattiesburg and vicinity.
1t Is necessary to give the number
ann weight of each car, the date of it's
bill of lading and the amount of ex-
cess. demurrage, etc.
The suits are being filed before the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
at New Orleans, and the lumbermen
will bear jointly the costs of the suits,
the aggregate amount involved run
ming well UP into the millions.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

second largest number during the
same period.
The remaining two tickets will be
given to the boy or girl under Is years
of age, who brings to the office the
largest number of new subscribers for
the week.
The winners of the Chautaqua tick
cts can use them as they like. They
are exactly the same as the tickets
now being sold by the Chautauqua
management at $3.50 each and are
good for the entire eleven days, with
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
800 Soldiers
Mutinied from
French Army

Paris, June 21.-Three hundred sol
diers, detailed to put down the riots
incident to the wine growers strike
at Adie, have mutinied, protesting
against police duty and the oppression
of their countrymen. The situation
is regarded critical and radical action
is expected before night fall.
The mutineers are equipped with
200 pounds of ammunition each, which
is reported to be in perfect order. The
pleas OF their commanding officer
failed to effect them and he was finally
forced to flee from his men to save
his own life.
The populace has received the re-
calcitrants joyfully, treating them like
heroes
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
Additional Details.

Paris, June 21.-2:3O p. m.-Premier
Clemenceau has communicated addi-
tional details of the destruction of
the Seventeenth Regiment, which re-
fused to fire on the rebels, to the
council minister today.
The mob invaded the barracks led
by a number of women and begged
the soldiers to revolt. The mutiny
and march on the beziers followed.
The troops made an unsuccessful at
tempt to capture the barracks of the
beseigers, but half of the troops fled
and joined the rebels.
IN Later this afternoon General Bail
made an uncessful attempt to
crash the mutineers. The rebels re-
cefved information of his coming and
f4wafted the move by tearing up the
I'D nails SO that the troops could
! nV1 sj&1e n the town.
wa fznprs of dissatisfaction in
the enflro army are now afloat and il
looks fnapt&1&l6le to check the revolt.
Another G11 c1ceau cabinet downfall
is expect6d 5K moment Wher
Clemenceadi in the chamber
of deputies ~ [1@znpon and asked
for a vote of nee, sensational
scenes were enact} md rumors o
dissatisfaction We |sible through
.|
out the assemh11
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
MINISTER AOKI
Still REMAINS

Publishers Press.
Toxic. June 21-The official an
nouncement is made that the reported
recall u Baron Aoki, minister to the
United States, is absolutely unfounded.
He Is giving entire satisfaction to the
goxprnmeat ana viii remain in Wash
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
RoosEvELT's LuNcHEoN;
BOOKER NOT PRESENT

Publishers Press. ;r
Oyster Bay, June 21.-President
Roosevelt gave his FIRST luncheon at
Sycamore Hill this afternoon. United
States Circuit Judge H. G. Ward, of
New York; Herbery Knox Smith, COM
missioner of Corporations; Alfred w.
Cooley. assistant United States attor-
ney general. and Robert Bridges. of
Scribner's, were the euests
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

Chickens, Rroilers, Fryers, Bakers.
all fat and fresh, daily by express
from Tennessee. Moore Brothers Gro
Gerry Company, Pine street opposite
Auditorium. j21st
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

Mrs Fisher and, Miss Rose Giles
pie, who arespending few weeks at
Rawls Springs, were visitors to the
city yesterday. M
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
MATRIMoNiSI N.

The matrimonial ~ ems to
be very dull and has 4 ~ 9arish
tendency, as up to noon ere
had been no license issued On {1Ii te
and the only one not reported 6Ire1 ~
was issued last night s
The parties authorized for q Hfe'
partnership were H. 8. Spear and Miss
Liddie Malone, both of this county.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21
Northeastern Butcher" Caught AZ
His Game By Special Officer
Horn Of the Road.
CASE MAY Be APPEALED
TO The HIGHER COURTS
Dawson Claims to Have Wife and
Recently at OrvIsburg and Picayun
They Are Both IIl-He Admits Hs
ing Sold the Liquor.

When train No. 3, of the New q
leans and Northeastern arrived h9
yesterday afternoon Special on
Horn, of that road. who was on boa
got off and brought with him the trz
butcher whom he had caught in
act of selling whisky on the traj
Il appears that just before reac
Laurel the officers attention w
tracted by the action of two
bows who were plainly rapidly
coming intoxicated.
AS a bee hunter would do
watched the bees to locate the
and finally discovered that
butch was selling the whisk
any one who had the prices
bought bottle. At Laurel Il
drunken boys left the train IN
dition that must have griev
parents. ss,sss
When the train was with
and 4 half Of the city pro,
within the corporate limits tile %,
again purchased bottle from
butcher. and placed him unds
rest and on arrival here turne
over to The city authorities.
81 AS the city had no jur
hssease the prisoner, wi.
= rS,SN. Dawson and hi
! : Il ~ %, was turn
tbc ct.to ~ -, Chic
pool rnad, ~ g , 1|aj
bafore Judre - q
This morrine } a.
and mt on trial and affsi(
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-21

Mr.. A. G.. Cherry Dent yesterday in
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
Carlin and Lamoille,

Lamoille and Carlin are preparing to
make the eagle scream OH the Fourth OF
July. In Carlin, there will be literary
exercises, music, sports, noise and
everything else that gees with a proper
celebration Of the nations birthday.
The festivities will wind up with a Ounce.
A special train WILL be run between
Elko and Carin and the fare will be
low. The Carlinites invite everybody
to come and celebrate with them.
At Lamoille there viii! be a splendid
program, music, noise, sports and all
the accessories OF n patriotic celebration.
Shady groves, and pure mountain water
will minister to he comfort Of all who
attend. There will be nothing left du-
done by the generous people Of the val
ley TO make the day Il happy one for all.
Carlin and Lamoille invite you 10
celebrate with the III. Both assisted
Elk two Years ago aud Elko should
return the compliment. 4. splendid
time awaits yon at either place. II you
want To celebrate, go to L.amoille or
Carlin on the Fonrth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
May be More Labor TrouIes.

A press dispatch a it is not unlikely
that another labor war viii occur In
Goldfield within a few weeks. @. o.
Wliltemore Of the Salt Lake road,
building from RLhyolite TO G%oldHeld.
states that he intens to extend the line
into Goldtield with non-lnion labor IL
necessary, and that he viii have the
backing Of every mine-owner and
decent merchant Of Gol'lteld in resist
ing the intimidation Of the Industrial
Workers, who have attempted 10 force
his men to affiliate with the Western
Federation OF Miners. st. Johns men
have demanded that the ~bartenders,
cooks and walters, who in n body desert
ed she |. w. w. and joined the A meri-
can Federation Of Labor, come back
into the |. W. ".
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
Neyada's Marble.

@Nevada is likely to prove a treasure
house Tor those who hunt rock without
mineral" said l.. L.. Passmore at the
MacCormack last night. MIR. Passnore
ls AN exper: in the employ OF one Of the
largest MAJ BILE and granite firms Of Yer
mont and knows what marble is.
"Ihere is no question OF your having
marble deposits in Nevada that can be
quarried to great advantage il properly
taken hold Of" he continued. sIhe
trouble with marble properties general.
ly Is that lack Of experience among the
w~orkingmeu prevents the blocking out
OF stock big enough for general use.
Then, most Of the time, people try to
snip marble taken out almost on the
surface which nearly invariably crnmb-
less and is no good for building III poser,
nor will it withstand exposure.
Il have seen some rather good thinRs
in this line in your state, and | think
that il n sufficient depth is reached,
fortunes may be made i'll the marble.
quarryIng industry here. The increase
in demand for marble rs II building
material is steadily gro wing and the
prlce ls gong up, 81 that ne who has a
quarry has II tortune.'-Reno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07

"'"s'' add h"Hr ins ,xpec,r Hid o,
Iu"ed.
Nearly the entire population q,
Mardls is IN Etho t, day making tiual
proof gu their honest nd. From Mr.
f'ar'oD, We learn that there is consider,
able sctlvity IA min;n: Two or ,h,s0
companies nrn at "ork developing ,b, ir
Glazing.
George Moody notified coru,.er Bruce
his afternoon ;IInt he had tonud a dcod
'Ian III his tieli we, u ,nwn. Coroner
bruce and Underta<er Ksyscr trough,
tile body to town this Afternoon. a..
has been dead 50 err! lay An in
quest will be hell.
Do you think AN editor or AN orotor
stands The better show MS II candidate?.
lis about an even thing" answered the
cynical citizen, -Oue runs the nsk
OF winter cramp and the, other
takes a chance OH clersyman's eor.
throat"
There is said to be forty men with
fortunes OF more than $50, OOp $50 IN the
Plttsbnrg, Pennsylvania, dist all OF
winch were accumulated through the
coal and iron Industries. There are
many other lesser milliunairce created
by the same source. \ striking ex-
ample OF the thrill protecting n special
Tow Mt the expense OF the many.
A c way Of using the telephoue
h"s beer discovered. IL you dc not
wish to place Your mouth to the trans
mltter, YOU can place your chest against
II firmly aud the voice will be transmit
tel to the transmitter OF the telephone
~ 1t would by II sounding board. /,
worke, Try it.
&. a. Gordon aud II. Y. Hubbard
have been war led tue contrnc, To
grade the Western Pacific between
Deotb and EIko. they have just COM
pIeted "a % months contract on the
Eastern end 81 the road. They are
making their camp twelve mites east OF
town and it Is intention to begin work
Immediately
Tho report that Tom Brown had been
Killed at Park City was premature,
The yonng man was very badly burned
on the neck, back and hand by coming
IN contact with Il live wire, but the
phy-icians say he will recover, Twenty
two hundred volts Of the juice passed
through him. Mr.. Cartridge received II
dispatch from TOMS father yeaterday
morning giving the above particulars.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

y heavy shower this afternoon laid
the dust and cooled the atmosphere.
Special gospel services will be held
every evening Of this week (Juno 2nd to
9:h) in the Presbyterian Church. All
arc welcome and a large attendance il
desired. Mr.. Day will speak,
Tho Jury i'll the Hay caso was
completed and sworn yesterday. The
oath wHs administered at l2:iO and the
cnnri took II recess until 3 o'clock. The
opening statement in the case was made
this morning.
Tho business and mining men OF
GoIdticld lave organized the Industrial
AssoCintiou Of Nevada with tho ultimate
intention Of making it II state %organiza-
ton. lts object is Ia conserve all lines
OF business in this state.
l.. ID. StODcr, n nGtivo OF Hawthorne,
has invented Il machine which he claims
face uf the ground, determine the
amount OF ore III the ledge and give the
depth, width and slant Of the ledge. lie
calls the machine a motialludc. a cor
purntion has been formed III Reno to
send Stoncr into the fold with his ma
chino and to develop the mines he die
covers.
lntur nation received from Washing
ton is To tho effect that work on the
government building in Reno viii he de-
lnycd for some time. Extensive changes
hhvc been made in tho plans aud the
original contract with the contractors
will not hold. Tho alterations were
submitted TO the contractors in charge,
but their figures wore considered cx-
c%cssivr. Work will not begin until AN
agreement is reached that will bring the
cos, OF the building Within the npprop-
r%iatior.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
A Rank Imposition.

The way the mail Ia handled IN Elko
by the rH!l Nuaa employ % is :, rnn { i'm
position IN the public. ih.s morning
the western mail arrived ai,"u s ~ OK,
town Il ne nnd 1t sat IN ne pa. or If
the pnss anger iep,; un:i 9O'cIi;, md
would have renamed m re ana Ia longer
ind not Mrs. Jones, tie pus,ruA; -,
requested Agent Brown 10 bring il tn
the Office. Business men know when
the mail arrives and after waiting a
reasonable time tor it's distribution 90
to The office expecting to got their mai,
but when they reach there they fire..
quently lind that the employees, who 70
duty 1t is to get the mail to tho olIice,
have neglected that duty. They are
then compelled to whit for the mail to
reach the office before it can be distrib-
utej,
FMS is "A rank Imposition on the pub
lie and the postal authorities should put
I'm end to 1t. A copy OF this issue will
be sent to the superintendent Of mails
III San Fruncis ~ in the hope that he
will take the matter up and compel the
railroad company tn deliver the mails at
the Office within IA reason BILE time after
they reach here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
FROM WEDNESDAY VS. DAILY
Salmagundi

Mrs. RoscnstOck arrived from Chicago
Inst night on n visit Ia E!gar Rcinharte
family.
A young hurricane tullowe | by a driv-
ing rain struck tho to ~ thus a'torno III.
Tho wind blow nj n lively paco but did
little, IL any, damage.
Rcmom.b Der tho epccial meetings NJ
the Presbyterian church, Subject TO-
night.-"A Prophecy Of the limos II OF
the End OF the World
Two Fourth OF July ads appear IN the
issuo. Lhmoiilc aud Carlin will ccle'
brnlo the Nations birthday. Moro will
uppoar tomoi ROY. 500 tho ada today.
At meeting Of tho tfnck committee
OF tho mntc Agricultural Society nj
Reno Saturday night, tho resignation OF
Track SUPERINTENDENT DOlph Shame was
rendered and accepted. Tho position
made yacnnt WA at once iillcd 10y tho
election Of Frank Folsom.
Lost months rcccipta FROM mc"rpora'
tions in the Secretary Of states Office waa
tho largest 10 tho history of tho htatc
Tho total WA sl50l8. Tho month
prcyioua was over tl5,OUo. This Gomez
from the incorporation bin Tint como o
Tho v,scacrcs said would hurt the state
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07

~ - the crmes - arsri Ia the a, ner
circle OF tie Western Federation OF
Miners. IL they prove them end con-
meet Haywood, Pe,tihone and Mo, er
with them, no time should be lost in
hanging them.
a gang OF Japs employed to Ito rail.
road grading have struck. They nave
not struck because OF labor difficulties,
as they are satisfied with the wage
they have been getting. To them tine
trouble ls much more serious tban a
squabbic. 1t seems ,.lai they
object to the proposed place OF abode
that contractors arc preparing. The
ocauoD OF the house next to the Gene
terry mas caused them great anguish and
they refuse to live TIT re- 10. tear of
ghosts.-Ely News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Sal

Every cent Of the seconL installment
OF 1906 taxes WAS paid. This is II Sp!eu-
dId showing Tor the county.
Regent Henderson returned from
Reno this morning. lie reports affairs
at the university in splendid shape.
Miss Bessie Keith and Miss Edith
Able returned from the university this
morning. Both OF these Young ladies
are graduates OF the normal school.
The trial Of Mayo schultz began in
EARNEST yesterday. ileney made the
opening statement and eX.Police COM
missioner Reagan testified.
MR. s.. G. Weston and her daughter,
MrS. ". Il. Vascher, and young BOD, Of
the City OF Mexico, are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Jay Clemens and other friends in
Reno.
Marshal Reeds dray Is mired in the
alley running from Fourth to Fifth
street back .: the drugstore. One wheel
IL up TO tho axle III the mud nour one OF
the Water Company's danger eigne.
Tho cx-ray WA turned on Ray Harris
injured foot last night and Il broken
bone was revealed III the ankle. Ray in
resting comfortably, but the world does
not look us bright to HIM today rs it
did when ho left town Monday after
nom. Ito viii he able to hobble around
III IL work or 20.
4 communication from "lIis NIBs," II
royal parsonage of EdgemOnt, entitled
"John Doc Saves The Day" has reached
this Office and peacefully sleeps in the
wasto bnskct. 10 "llis Nibs" wishes his
eff usious to appear in the columns Of a
respectable piper, he should not be
ashamed to srnd along his name as IN
earnest OF his good intentions.
Suit has been brought in tho U. 8
court mt Carson against tho Southern
Pacific for violating the twcnty-cisht
hour law in the shipment Of stock. Tho
complaint charges TINT 49, sheep were
kept in Il car for 81 hours without food,
water and rest, and two carloads Of hogs
en- route from Overton, Nevada, To Reno
wore kept In the same condition fof III
hours. For these violations Of tho law n
judgment OF $500 IL asked III each case.
Tho state boRrj Of examiners Inns al
loved SAN Davis claim OF s208, 80, for
ono months salary ~ chairman uf the
publicity commissions. Controller Fig
gers will rofusc ia draw tho "urrant
Tor the amount, on tho advice Of the
attorney general, aud Davis will bring
n friendly suit against the controller.
DAVIS has retained Senator MofehOuse,
aud will bring mandamUs proceedings
nuainst tho controller to test tho law.
Harry Orchard testified IN the Hay
wood case yesterday. lie told II fearful
story Of murder and assassina.ion and
directly connected Hay wood With them,
Haywood, Meyer aud P%ottibonc, accord
ing to hia story, paid him aud othore
money to commit crimcG they plan
ned and which they wore TOO cowardly
to execute. Tho prosecution In showing
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

NIB OScrs went to Salt Lake last
night.
ronr passengers tooIS the automobile
tbs morning tor Aura.
Mr. H.. Kcofcr, tho patriarch Of
"hdis, ~ III town on land matters,
'ho commissioners are ionkunR after
county HlIhlrH today, The full bonrd
are on dcck.
Charley DDhcrty in in from North
rOfk' lilo rep ute "A ycry heavy ram
'~'efday north Of fuckers eintiOD.
AN tho world'a a stage, but the
unworthy OF u at N tlIU gallery ind
sh,oH tbinRa at tho pcrfOr mOrs.-
""hn So"hrd, u mining expert from
iohorhh, lett Tor Aura 10y the RutomO.
olio this uorniug Ia examine tho big
Fonr mine.
'uogc Brown LETT for Ely this morn
"o 10 hold II session Of tho dist rict
court lilo Cxprcta to DO away two
W Three week.,
HEuni 'lcndcrson will leave Tor Reno
""'Sh, 10 attend the annunl muctiug Of
'e board and tho commencement OK.
r,VSrn OF tho university, Congressman
"at''"'l will deliver tho commencement
address.
iIm railroad station at Moloon burned
7" O'lo this morning. Tho fro waH
,""ec by the explosion Of Operator
'"cHS"l'a lamp. Tho loss In not heavy
=" no building was n worry email affair.
"Aht clerks aro expected 10 handle
"'"ey Just as dry goods clerks handle
-" or ribbons &c Sord,pg to II banl
'''''cnt' Tho prosi don't sho uld visit
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07

Mr. Mer:; LA {. .r N !, .h, ;. -,
care ti u mineral exuiolt at lie cham.
yer Oh in the 0 ,ell building.
~ the men u"n Of the chamber Of
CONNER - to make II comprehensive ex.
hloit vi the miner Il of Elko
county. 1t Is, theEore, earnestly re-
quested hat specimens from every mine.
III the county be sent to til. chamber OF
commerce as som M possible.
Inc commissioners, sitting Us a town
nohrd, passed a resolution at MONDAYS
meeting prohibiting saloons in the red
lShi district. Salouus IN such NEIGH.
oorhoods are generally deadtulls OF the
very worst kind. They breed disorder
and are II fruitful source Of crime. The
lSDErENDENr c"~ngratulates the com.
Ihissioners IL taking this action in the
interest oi the peace and goou order OF
tue town.
II largest mass OF solid gold ever
discovered i'll California was taken many
years ago from the Bonanza mine at
Sonora Ill Tuolumue county, WIS worth
sio,'UO and was accompanied by very
rich quartz worth all told 1920, 600
more, the entire pocket containing
s3do,OO0. Thus mine produced more
thar $1,000 COZ, the greater part of
which WIS pounded out OF the rock in
hand mortars. In later years n two.
stamp mill was built on this peculiar
mine.
Attorney General Stoddurl has hand
ed down IN opinion directly opposed to
ono Inded dOSn by Judge J.. G.,
sweeney, former attorney general, IN
regard to the question Of holding aur-
teur boxing contest at Reno under the
auspices Of the Wheelman's club. The
former attorney general handed DOM
an opinion based on the law OF 1897 to
the effect that the club would la sc 10
pay the license OF $1,000 required by the
act and Monday Attorney General Stod-
dard handed uown aD opinion based on
the same act hold,ng Ina the club could
give the exhibition under certain
restrictions without payment OF the
license.
Mrs. Gertrude G.. Grey, wife OF D,
Ii. Grey, tormely secretary Of state Tor
Nevada, who left about eight years ago
for Washugton, ID. G.. To work III the
land office, has Oesu awarded the gold
medal by the CoscoIHn School Of Art
at the annual commencement. Mn.
Grey has studied art for tive years Mt
W%ashlngton, ID. -, and Is rapidly lorg-
ng to the front III the profession. Mrs.
Grey has the honor OF being the first
woman ever admitted to practice law III
he State Of Nevadd. She has ~nuoun
ed that she expects to 90 to Europe
shortl: TO continue her art studies.-
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-07
Joe CAROLS Lucky Escape.

Joe Carroll came very near climbing
About 2 o'clock ha was crossing the rail.
rOad track in his automobile at the first
crossing west Of the mill, when a
through freight tram caught tho for ward
end of the machine md badly smashed
it. Had the machine been q few feet
further, joe would doubtless have
been killed and his automobile would
have been torn TO pieces. Az IA result il
In out = commission and about ready
for tho scrap pile.
MIR. Carroll stated to the reporter last
night that he was going slowly and had
full control Of the automobile and stop.
ped il M eoon ~ no saa the train. A
freight car standing on the side track,
bot the crossing and the mill, ehut
Out his view Of tho main track 10 the
east and the first no knew Of the com.
ing tram was when tho whistle blow q
moment before the accident happened,
lie Immediately put on the brakes and
stopped the machine, but not coon
enough 10 prevent the collision. The
cylinder Of the engine struck tho front
end Of the automobile and completely
ruined IT,. Some idea oi the torce OF the
collision can be formed from the fact
That tho etops OF tho engine, made Of
cast iron two iuches thick, were broken
or.
People who saw Tie acci lent claim
that the whistle did not blow until Il
was only u few foot from the crossing
and tho bell did not ring at all,
Through iroigh, trains and tho iasl
mail go through town Mt u fearful rate
oyory day and the wonder 10 hat more
accidents do not occur. Tho crossings
by tho mill aud Mt tho west end oi the
freight house arc dangerous and
very %procaution should be taken by the