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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12

Mr.. Blatt made a fine talk to the Ma
sons and it is said that at the conclu-
cion of his remarks there was not a
sdfysseye- 1u-,the audfence.-ae --~axs se,r~.
The latter part Of the afternoon
was devoted to hearing a portion OF
the, reports of the committees.
Election of Officers.
Wednesday evening the election OF
officers "a made the special order
of business, and all other matters
were set aside for this important part
of, the proceedings. The following Of
ficers were elected: ,
Grand Master-Joseph j. Daven-
port, Sturgis..
Deputy Grand Master-samuel A.
Brown, Sioux Falls.
Senior Grand Warden-Samuel s.
Lockhart, Milbank.
Junior Grand Warden-Chas. L.
Brockway, Chamberlain.
Grand Treasurer-John G. Bryan,
Mitchell.
Grand Secretary-George A. Pet
tigrew, Sioux Falls.
Grand Master Elect Davenport
made the following appointments:
, Grand Lecturer-Benjamin F. Ives.
Huron.
Grand Chaplain-Rev. Edward
Ashley, Cheyenne Agency.
Senior Grand Deacon-David A.
Douglas, Sturgis.
Junior Grand Deacon-Owen H.
Williams, Springfield.
Grand Marshal-Hubert H. Bart
lett, Lead.
Senior Grand Steward-Edmund
Cook, Wilmot.
Junior Grand Steward-H. M. Car
roll, Dallas.
Grand Sword Bearer-Clarence B.
Wilt, Mitchell.
Grand Pursulvant-William j. Nc
Mackin, Central City.
Grand Tyler-William H. Mather
Watertown.
Committee on Correspondence
A. Brown, Sioux Falls.
Grand Orator-Rev. M. F. Mont
gomery, Lead.
After the work of the evening was
concluded a luncheon was given the
visiting Masens in the banquet hall.
At the morning session much bust
ness of a routine nature was perform
ed in the way of listening to the re
iports Of the committees that had I'm
ished their business.
Watertown was selected as tn,
place for holding the next annua
session of the Grand Lodge.
There was a very happy diversion
of the mornings work when ther'
) were visitors announced from the Or
der Of the Eastern Star Chapter
These we're represented in the per
sons of Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Crane
Matron of Iowa, Mrs. Belle S. Bell
Grand Associate Matron. and Mrs. w
A. Morris, the latter being introduces
to Masonic brethren as the person
who was the manager of the Asso
ciate Grand Patron Of the Star Chap
ter, and it caused quite a good deal o
, merriment. Each of the ladies mad
speeches and the short affair was end
ed with a presentation to the ladies b.
) Grand Master Milligan of a large an
l beautiful bouquet of carnations.
The work of the Blue Lodge wa
finished at the noon hour and an ad
5 joulnment was taken.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
Haynes

Small Boy Cat the circus, sternly,
to his grandfathert-"Don't laugh
like that, grandpapa; people will
think this is the first time you've
ever been in a place of amusement"
-Tit-Bits.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Edward j. Haynes,


ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Executirix of the will of
Edward j. Haynes, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after
the first publication of this notice, to
the said Executrix at her residence in
the City of Mitchell, in the County OF
Dawson.
Dated June 9th, 1908.
MARY e. HAYNES.
Executrix of the will of Edward j
Haynes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
How Did He?

Boy-"shall We be ere tomorrow.
mister?"
1mpressionist-.'No. my lad. The
picture is finished now"
Boy-tFinished? Aw, 'ow do 70
tell yhen it be finished then?"-Ths
Bystander. III
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
order to show Cause ON Application of
Guardian for Order of Sale OF
Real Estate.
In County Court
State of South Dakota,
County Of Dawson.

IA
State of South Dakota,
County OF Dawson.
In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Mary L. Farrell, John L.
Farrell and Helen j.. Farrell, minors,
1t appearing to this Court, from the
petition this day presented and filed by
Mary Farrell, the guardian of the per-
sons and estates of Mary l.. FARRELL,
John L. Farrell and Helen j.. Farrell.
minors, praying for an order of sale OF
certain real estate belonging to her said
wards, that it is necessary and for the
best interests of said minors that such
real estate should be sold.
1t is hereby ordered that the next OF
kin of the said wards, and all persons
Interested in the said estate, appear be
fore this Court on Saturday. the 27th
day of June, A. D., 1908, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at the Court room of said Court
at the court house in the city, of
Mitchell, in said County, then and there
to show cause why AN order should, not
be granted for the sale of such estate.
And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks before the day
of hearing, in the Mitchell Capital, q
newspaper printed and published in sale
Dd pated M May 9th. los.
by the Court,
w. ABBEY,
Judge of the County Court
S. cATTRELL,
Clerk of the County Court.
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Nns slucitc Cpfcr.

Ehilu0ctpbin ga, t.0tGr5,
- Sic 5pcitc ser Orci, am lcbtert
Sonntog BON Gem Eoli5ilten George
Gcua III Sol1c pom &0bjorn mo 81
icriuht nic0crAcifloilcnen 6rollen ut
bCrltc GcItorbcll, n0ntll6 6rolt ella
Eai6al, nit mcld)cr GcQa in mllOcr
Che lebte, nof)ocm cr lcinc rcd)tnl0-
BiQc Satin mo 9in0Cr Dor 10 Sab.
rem inn Stid)c QcIoiien bate. Ser Don
G0o anactiinoigtc Gntid,luB ooS
GCrb0ltniB 81 l0icn, pcronloBte Oclt
EoIi5iItcp 81 Der EDat. 6rnu hilbert
9norcB, bel meldcr Die Fnidall
mobnte, mlIr0e pom Sells ollf Der
Steac gct00tct umO Sri. Wtorp Sc.
mell, Die Sdlmcitcr oea MonncS, I'm
Ociien @iQcn 6rou Enldaa Den Ebd.
Ter p~erlaIicn molte, III ocn Sola &c.
ihoiicn. Gle Scbtcrc licgt noh I'M
6oipita(. Sets, lutld)cr mi '@eiGn8:
nib Ieincr Ero5cllirnn9 ~cntgcgen.
iicbt, bc9ing Die lbut oui Der StroBe
III Impcienbcit elmer An5nbl 9tod)-
parll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01

bolta. IS muroe bcihloiicL cine
Nn5abl Gicr0e aus Den f0niQliden
St%alltngcn 5t pcrfo1lic1t.
Is robbritnnicn'a ncuc Ger.
ritorial NrmCC.
&onoom3 81. Oidr5. - Selte u1it
W%titternud)t bort oic Dor 10 &abrcu
0c0riinOctc britiihc &olltntdr grs
nee olti, 81 eriltircn, uno an ibrc
Stcllc tritt Die pom &ricganliniItcr
&uI0oue gcplantc Observation-Disclosures
Die &plontdr GrQuniiutioncn hicl.
ten IN allen &on0e9tbeilel ibrcn lcb-
ten Yoitcn ub mo beginacn oic ct
mos trollrig o%Hqchaltdltc tSctcr Ourd)
Iiucr5 mn NltatQltldle bon Crime.
run9cn. Nit Dem S6loqc Der Wiit-
tcrnad)taltltn0c trotcn utele Nllnoertc
BON c6cnloliQen &oIont0rcn i1 Die
nCllc Territorial Nrmec Elm, mo IN
mondcn 60ucn lieBen lid gauge ne.
Qinlcntcr ulltcr ltellcu 9tonlen IN bic
,clbc ultfnebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Der Strife nnf Der yScnucr & GiO
Wran0c=Sabn."

Genpcr Gol., 81. Wtdr5.- Sails
nid)t Die Nrbcitcr g llnioncn IN 0en
@crfit0ttcn ser Gcnper II. 9iio
Uronoe . @abn ioiort iornlcll amer
fanllt lucroen, oiIritc Der Strife Der
observation-disclosures. &eIIclihmieoe ltno
8robihntieoc, lpclder onl If. b. Mt.
b%cgonnen bat, lid iiber Ole @ertIt0t-
ten audi ollcr dn6ercn Stnicn 0c@
Ooulo'ldcn 9%nbnlpIten1S mcltlld) BON
Dem Wtiliouri m%l@oebncn. Cine NIB
itinnmlng be5iiglid Der G%rflurllng Ell
mes StrifeS mltr0e IN ben McrtItot.
ten Der Miiiorri Yociiic, Der Ma.
toib., meitlif pom Miiiouri Der &ron
Wpltntoin. lll0 Der SeraS II. Yuciiic-
Nabn Id)on porgcnomnlclt, che Die
Seute in ben @erflt0tten Der Nio
@rouoe ole Nrbeit nieocrlcgtcrL un0
eS bot Den llnion Veomten Die
0roBte Wfilbe 0cfoltet, ott Seginn 0ea
Strifea nlld) MIR bis lett 81 pcrbil.
bern. Nll6 Die Observation-Disclosures,
&ei5er mo Giienbohn5ll0lellte Der
Genpcr II. Gio 6rQnoc Subn lino
nit Der GrluGouno' Der 6rnge .belfol-
t,0t, oh iic nidt eincn Spmpotble.
Strife III Scene icsen lollen.
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Sns Nttcntat alf @cnernl yScls.

GcIluri0e, Golu 81. Wt0r5. -
Nclobnun1en I'M @etrngc BON $10,=
coo iin0 ont Die GrGreiiuu19 Der Ecr-
irncn ultSgclebt morbcn, lpeIt)e anl
Sonllt0Q Die 0pnomitcrpIoliou oltf
Der &cronoo 0ca Noltie1 ocS @encs
rnla @ulfclen MeQa bCrbeigeiilbrt bo.
FEN ouf melder bicier lhlici. Sd)e-
riii 6ibpotrid tbeilte ober bclIte nit,
Is liCQe nod nid)t 9ellil9ctoe9 9e-
lu%ci9mutcriul Dor, INN &crboitungeil
81 rehticrti9en. Scr H%ltflp1rter Sp.
Nntcr, meld)er iuegcll olttrel5el0er
HCOeV fcltaclonlnlen ipor0cn mar,
bot. mic lid) nit Sihcrhcit er9eben,
NIT 0ent &crbrcden niftS 81 tbltll
oebobt. General @ellS lei0et nod
ldlpcr IN Solge ser Nerpencridiittc-
rllll9, lpcld)c sic Grplolion pcrltrlod)t
bot. un0 bot iid) ST. ietncr 6onlilte III
Colorado bcgebelL Ilm 'td etipoS
Hllbe 5rt g0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01

&crtrcter Der miiienIho1tlldclt poIIs
tiidcn, litcrariidcu mo geldottlld)Ih
Mclt &opcnhogcn'a, oltdl Sahlcll od+
runtcr. Eroiciior @ormln9, NettoI
Der ltnipcriitdt, ltcatc Or. Ntoc9ro-
dcll nit pCrbinOlid)cn Mortet nor
ul0 0alftc scr 06niid omcrltani
idcl @cicuihoit oofiir, Dob lie 10 bcr'
porraQcubc Nertretcr Der om%crltoni-
idcn llnipcriit0ten herilber ldlidt.
Ser @ortrol Hr. MocGrofcn'2
ilbrr t.umcrifuliibc Socole" muro1
nit rcicbcu 2'cifol mlfgenUmmcn,
Ser @ortra0cloc id)loB nit cincm
Sinucis alti Die ~0icSiQbriQc ErGii-
ncntcnluohl uu0 Der GrflGrlung, OaB
fem Gunoi0at altd) MIR Den S6inn-
mcr elmer Ilt5iidt babe, gCu0blt 5u
wcrocn, ser nid)t 0cn 9cmcis iiibrcn
f6nne, oo6 cr Den @iIlcn mo Ole
1Gbi0fcit 5ciibe, oic @eicBc Ourdl5ll-
fiibrenL 0ut 0enc1 bic ofnl1pmtIdclt
&crbGltuiiic ocS 2auoc9 bniirtcn.
Nmcrttonii der @cionb-
ter gcebrt.
SbongbuL Gbino, 81. Wt0rj.
- Mm. ". Giodbill, Der omerifoni
Id)c @cionotc Iiir China, nllroc bcute
bier pom DEM unlcrifoniihcn &cttih
bel cincm @obcIfriibitiid GoitIib be.
mirt6ct. Gr rcilt onl Greitog BON
bier ob, nm Die d)inciiihcn Stdtt-
better in 9tonfiuq uno @ud)on9 Nlf
Der Hiitrciic noh Fcting 81 bcill-
hcn. Gicic @cllrhe iino cine Sol.
iid)tcitaiorm tn0 hohcn feline politi-
,ihc Ncoeutumg. Ser @clonbtc miro
7olti Der 6abrt nod) 0cn NGicn bon
NontinQ mo Mu=hong niht bon
omcritoniihcn aricg9idirien beglci.
tct icin, neil mon bcidIollcn bot, ooB
cine TlottCnc@fortc mmn0tbtg mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Ont fir oic StrGilinge.

@nihington :. s., i.0t0r5.
@egcn MongcIS AT Hallit liebt
iid iebt ooa Slottcn. 0cpartenent! or
li0tbiNt. iGmmtIid)e StrGilinge ld)olt
5ll GntIoiicn, menn lie ooS critic Crit
tcl ser ibncn 5uoiftirtcn &oitItra1e
perbilbt boben, m0breno bis Dor Ell
niger 3eit Die 9eltte menigitcns Die
S1litc i6rer Stroicn obiibel fonntcu.
Sidcrllh lit Dies Scr 0is5iplin nidt
0icnlidt nhcr man glaltbt, Dem &C.
llulOhcitIiden 3~rlta10e, meld)et onrd)
Die llcberiiiaultg Der 8efdngniile lei
Den miiroc, opt nod mebr Hildltht
i'll lhulocH.
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Irbcit nuo menigcr Sobn.

2omclL Mali, 81. Mt0r5. Die
sl oen Wcrrimof. Mills 9eb1rigcl
Grlld5cltq @crfltGttcn iino bcllte ne
gen Won0cls an 9eIteulngen ON
cine @ohe Qeidlolien norocn Sic
bcrbunoert arbeiier mcrben oopon
hetroffcn.
2nmrence, MoIi, 81, Mars. -
>Sr ben Ynciiic-DtinS lit ben Arbcl-
tern oltrd) Ylafotc cine onl t3. 9tprll
bcQinncnbc 2obnhcrobicBun9 BON 10
Groscnt ongcfiinoiqt moroet, 5000
Arbeiter boben oorunter 81 lcloen.
y it II, 81. Mars. - Gie fiir5lidl
bcihloilenc 2nbn6eroblebultg pom 10
IroSent in Den S%pintercien bon Neif
GllgIono, III ncld)en 10000 Yerlone1
beid)0ftigt limo. lit IN &rnft 9etrctcn.
1iir fommenoe @od)e ltehen Sobnbers
obietungcn III onoeren tSobrifen be-
Dor. Mon bGlt es fir mo1lid), BOB
es I'll einigen fleinen Strlfes fontntt.
bodl ipllrne beittc bon Sirifes III gro
Berem MoBltobc AtihtS berif)tet. Gie
8erminoerung Der Y~roouftlon III
Ieu.Gnelono lit cine ulgcnleinc. -
Mon bot berednet. BOB ieit Dem er-
item ,sonuor bic Froouftion ourdl
idlnittlid1 INN 20 bis % Gro5ent be,
id1nitten morben lit.
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grnudDcu Nrbcitcr.
Giienbobncu merocn in Den ndditen
@ohcn 100000 2elltc onltcl-
lcll.

TSnu)Cll 5OU,OOU SPllle ultllcl-
lcn.
Is bico9o, 81. Nt0r5. - >Nr ben
nGd)iten 3ipei Monotcn merocn bic
G%iicnbobucu oca Sanoe5 100000 bis
100000 g(rbcitrr brolld)cn, nm sic
Neleiie un0 oic @obno0mme gebori9
0lts5ubcilcrn, cine meitere 9r6Be gr-
bcitcr5Qbl miro IN alien WcrfItdtten
5lucfa 2Ilabeiicrun8 Ser Snbnma0s
0on9 ulio 2ofomotiucn bellotbigt. Die
in Chicago cinmiinoenocn Giicnbnb-
ncn mcr0en olcin 100000 2cute fir
Oic'c notbmcnoi9c &nItouoicblng III
res 9ctricbSmatcriolS III IicnIt ltcls
len miiiicn. Bel giinitigen @ittc-
rung@perbdltltiilcn miro sic 2lrbCit
id)on in 0en ndd)lten Go9en beginner
mo Die folgcu0en gSodleu bis 5um /.
,Suni miro oo9 Hcporntllrluerf an
llnlian0 itcti0 5%unebmcn. Sic Sobnc
mcrocn umgcidbr oiciclbcn mic i'm
&oriobre icinL obpobl oieSmaI Oo5
2ln9cbot picl ltGrfcr lit. EogeIobncr
crholtcn $t.25 bis $t.G0, i'm Gurd)-
idnitt mgci6br $40. Die b0bcrcn
@0bnc ncrocn an Die 2cutc bc5obIt,
mcIhc oic Hcucn @cleiIc Iegcn. Gic
9ctricbaleitntgcn rcdncn ooroni,
OnB lie III Oiclcm Sabre cine oerb0lt-
niBm0Bi0 gr0Bere 3abl omerifani-
id)er Arbcitcr bcihGitigen mcrNn
mcil bic Grmcrb80elegcnbciten in ol.
ocrcil Snouitrie5pcigen Ocr5cit niht
giinitig iinO. Goaegcn lpcrorn nid)t
10 pielc StoIiencr 5ur &%criii9rung ltc-
bcrL ocnn oieic iino III 0roBcr 3ubl
nod) ibrcr @cinlatb 5lrild9cfebrt,
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Wit Dem Spbc bcoruht.

u 0 d) E it er, N.-Ya 81. 0tGr5. -
Gem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 30
DIETER 9taihpap g." 6. ). Goof,
ging Elm Shreiben Der sShmar5et
Sdno" 5li. norin er ditfgeforoert
nero, bis l0ngltcns Den 3. aprll
$1,000 nl einem beitinlmten Srtc 81
pl1ciren, miOrigenialls er nlehr bon
Dem 9rieiidlrciber boren, B. h. falt
9enladt merocn miiroe. an oos
Shreiben mar oas Bib zines Zoo
ten'faoels aus Metal angebeftet.
Goof bat 0o9 Sd)reiben ben Eoll5ei-
beloroen 5ugeltcllt. oalnit bieielbell
bic geeigneten MaBuahnlen treiIch.
CAsToRIA.
1 Hs,.s die So1ts' Oh !M !mms. es!auft HABIT
' sssis' &MMzZw
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9aDti's &irrcn,
&rcn5cr Bremen" fcbrtr gCitcrl nad)
Bort alt YriucC 5uriif.

9crildltc ijbcr cine ariii5 in ocu BE
5ieDrmocn 5wii6cn GcltihIonO
unO Souti Wnbegriinoct, - Sod.
lnac III Der 2lftoire @cinboIO bic
n0mlidc, mie Dor 3mci Monoten.
M6gli6teit elmer Srrtcrpen-
ton Scr %ereini8tcn 5tonten on-
gcocrrtct. - pic IN Gnglnno, gr-
bollten Orci groBcn S6loHtihiiic
iiir 9roiilien Der Goacnolna
nobc. - 2(merifnnii6er @oimcr
in 2ouoon pcrboftct.
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gen BADEN, oenn in intcrnotionalerl
Aneeleeenbeitcn 1T cs nidt am Elob.
unbeItGnoig 5l iein."
Gran5 Soiepb gebt pa5ie.
S 49,"
@ien. 81. MtGrS. - aoiicr 1ror,
Soiepb. Der ol|l9cnidleinlih UoaitGn-
dig picoer ber9eiteqt lit, bot geitcrlt
aineu lonaen Spo5icrgone i'm 6rcicr
gemad)t.
= er en1piina oitd) 6Cn Oelltjden
Reifsfon5ler, 5%iirItcn Billion, in ait.
Dien5.
StoIien oui Scite VI Ii f.
o's.
HomL 81. M0r5. - Ger itolicni.
ihe Wiuiiter beS Ieubcren, 5ittoni,
bat cine Gntluort auf Die rrtliiid)e geo.
te iiber GeIorlnen in Wo5coonien Obj
eefd)idt III Der StaIien erfI1rt, ole
barin entbnltenen &oridldge 5u IN.
teritiieen.
Irau5oiiidc e dIoppe in
W aroffo.
1oris, 81. Mt1r5. - 0ier einge.
trofiene Meloungen beS Generals
3'amabe, 9~eieblsbabers Der iron-
5oiiidlen Sriippen in Woroffo, erge-
ben, boB cine fleine gIbtbeilung Sta.
nnllerie bel elmer Heeognos5irung inl
Mooofra /. @ebiet bon 300 eingebo-
renen iiberrumpelt murbe. sldt 6ron.
5oien. oorunter 5pei Sffi5iere, mllr<
Den getoOtet nnb II periuunbet.
Gonig Monnel brandt
@eID.
2iiiobon, 81. Bears. annig
Manuel bate beute cine lorge Gons
ferenS nit Dem Sinon5miiiiter iiber
Die 5inan5lage ocs foni9liden Saus.
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@rioritdt@redts @clO modycn 5l fon.

gen trenl6cr Fro0uttc ilberldlpcumnt
miro. bic entlpe0cr ciniud) ~gcitoblene
Sdllbnlorfcn trnQen ooer ioldc, Die
lcaQllter inter erlu6bntcu l%(mitGnoru
cr18ctrogcn uno oobcr gcgcn Nnieh'
trn0cn immrm limo.
9{odl ltt0 nod) ubcr beginner Die
ioponiihcn 9cb1rbcn cin5uie1cn, ooB
OoS iCBjac WioffehihuBgcicB ui5ltrei-
dcno iit mo aois nid)t mr. mlSl6noi.
Idle, ion0crn oiiO piele cbrli6e iopo.
niihc @clAditsltiltc ourd) ioic in &C
miiicn a%rciirit porberridcfoc Iorc
W}orol S6ooeH leioen. Sp tdt mon
bier bciipiclaluciie I'M 6iublid olti Die
fir 1912 acpIontc MISUNDERSTANDING
bel 3citcn Die llcber5Glgltng gcruor
men, DOB ieGcr @crood)t elmer @cfobr
fiir Die Eotcnt- mo SduBmorfcns
rcdte altaIdlbiiher Nusitellcr ocn
N%uaiid)ten Oc3 alntcrnrbmcn@ Den
So6caitob pCricben lpiiroC. Sin @cict
fiir m]irfioncn SdltB oucr %otSlGn0i,
icben NuaiteQunosobicftc lit pom
&onotog bcrcit9 ongcnommCm mo
Die ebrlidc Gbiift Der HcQlcrun0 bel
Der 0eiiiruortlutascincr lolhcn WfuB4
rcQel lit nid)t 81 %be3lpciicln. O(an cr.
Ipurtet olldl 0a6 IN 0dlnc Scr 0Crilld)
acmodt miro, 0os icti0c Futc1t u1A
Shubilortgeicb No 81 mncnoirclL
ooB e5 ocm cn0fiidclt lnO omerifoni-
ld)cn &erfubrcn cltIpridt.
Stootsunlcibc miro obbcs
5obIt.
Atm n m3r, 0cr ,n,tlihr
9nn,cioer fiinniot br,,tc IN Oor om
20 MOI 9onno0on Mr, rt,nn sto,
u00Onn dis critic Note ~, 0(b,oh.
lu,o SCR otootsonfcihr non 10000
nno ncn o,ahc,ohft mrrhcr io0c 7ic
Nr,lcihc II ,ur T;if,ohruno IN, 30.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
THIRD SOUTH NOW
CLOSED TO TRAFFIC
Force on New Rio Grande Depot
Will Be Largely IN
creased.

The force at work on the Rio Grande
depot was considerably increased Fri
day and early next week operations on
large scale on the excavation work
will begin.
The street car company completed its
line from Third to Second South on
Friday, and the Jordan Bridge line now
runs west on Third South TO a point
half way between Third and Fourth
West, then branches north on Rio
Grande street TO Second South.
Thus Third South is now closed TO
traffic, and last evening q fence was
built across the street on both sides,
enclosing the entire depot grounds. A
double street car track is also being
laid on Third South.
Friday afternoon early the street car
force had not torn up all the old track
west of Third West when the railroad
people were busy with the construction
Of the fence. In fact, the Rio Grande
force was closely following up the
street car company's workers.
With the street permanently closed
all obstruction is removed to the prose
cution Of excavation work on the new
depot. Some twelve teams were at
work on Friday, but this force will be
largely increased early next week, and
nothing now except the lack Of ma
teriul can delay work on the structure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
WESTERN LINES WILL
CONTINUE THE Low RATES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O,-The plan Of
the Western railroads to abolish all
special excursion fares less than
cents mile after January ] in the
territory between Chicago and the Mis-
souri, river, has been defeated through
n letter ballot. The practice Of max.
ing special rates for conventions aud
similar gatherings, usually on the basis
of a cent and half per mile, will be
continued.
The project OF making 2 cents j
mile the minimum rate for all oeca'
s1ons had been advocated by the ma.
iority Of the lines. II was defeated
by the objection of certain roads,, who
were reluctant to give up homeseckeTs
rates, and by those believing IN the
policy of bargain - rates to stimulate
their traffic on special occasions.
Several rates for which applicatlons
have been made to the roads can now
be determined. One OF the most I'M
portant is the rate TO the Alaska u,
kon Pacific exposition to be held next
wear in Seattle. The rate from CHI
capo vii! undoubtedly be made on thG
basis of 1la cents a mile, which VII
give n through rate of S62.
In regard the homeseekers fares
which were also held up until The result
of the vote was known, the Joint
committee representing the Western
Passenger association and the South
eastern Excursion bureau. has recon
mended that the same homeseekerss
fares apply to the West and the south
yyest for the months of January anc
February. 1909, as are IN effect Tor The
month of December, 1905; that IS apou
| Il cents per mile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
RUMoRED SHAKE-UP
ON GREAT NORTHERN

HELENA. Mont. Nov 2Q.--A Bill
Ire d;snatrb 10 the Independent says;
- weiI.founded report, which the
deny deny, states that there will be [o%i con-
pIete shaking up Of the Official la, lamllE ~
of the Great Northern as me- inc IoIuiI = MI III
the tour of inspection OF i,aD"'S Tyh;io 81 - j., IN
IEJf Helena a. Ny. Hill refused 70 state IN
IL, 1870 'n,ond;t;on he found the system,
WuaG a;nn o'1n tbr question by stating that he
ynJdims ia mnf cnmnIefcd bis tour. II is cur
rcntIU uSI Vos stated that Chief Engineer A. H.
Hogan, @ r, w. Bryan, general Sir;;lm smpeslmGj snG
tendent of the central diyisiSn' .%n can. anu
several lesser en1pIoyees H on,ifrd oi thai
t%n{r ~J{ srrvices would be disnenscd WIN
after sFtci the first Of the month. aa -
The Helena officiols Of the Ioad re-
fuse 10 discuss the matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
MUST NOT PUT TOO
... MUCH ON BROTHER TAFT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-Whlle in
cbned 10 view tbe business and indus
trial outlook optimisticaliy. James D.
U;il, chairman of the board OF direcc-
tors of the Great Northern railroad
who is in this city, declares that mat
tors must move slowly no ,oEd sd'"i Iii ovo,
+be connTry. but 1t is not well TO move
foTward for too rapidly, and we must
not not put too much on Brother Taft F:
work remains 10 be done. Mr. Taf,
cannot do il I'LL. Several millions ol
people must co operate IN doing y,
New construction, ne eoniInucH
Going 10 be carried on copservatiYeSeiyI
Bailrosd managers are going to look
into into orc JpTopositions Of new construction
much more closely before they au
tborize extraordinary expenditures