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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Notice is hereby given that at tho
general election to be held on the third
be submittsd to the qualified electors tors.
OF the State Of Colorado the question
Of amending the Constitution OF said
question is fouad in House Biii No iss.
which 10. In words and figures. follow
Ing. vis:
To Submit TO- the Qualified rlseters. Of
to Section is Of xrtieis XIV of the
Concerning Tconcsrninsi the Fsss and
and Other Officers.
Be It Enseted By the General Assembly
SECT Section N !; H. That tier. shall BE- sub.
s:a;;o9 s,st: Of GO GaiorsSe a II: .ss' 6:a.IsI
Assembly. for their approval or rsjsc.
ton: the ,follew.inE a%sndm:nts to the
those voting thereon shall be vsiid a. az
part Of tho Constitution. that 10 to
say:
Of the staes Of coarshs 1hs sS.
be SAN smsnded EN- to os read a. a, follows:
vidins for and regulating the compen-
ficers the General Assembly shall By
law classify the several counties Of
the State according to population, and
shall grade and fix the compen sation Of
the officers within the respective
classes according to the population
yesll.s Of Of fee, sas to e, b eharsed ] and sol:
mated therein Tor services to BE- per-
formed by them respectively; and
where salaries are provided, all foes.
perquisitss and emoluWents shall Be
paid into the county TREASURY.
Section 2. Each elector desiring to
in the ballot box a ticket whereon shall
be printed the words For the amend
ment to section is of article ii con-
cerning the fees and compensation Of
county precinct and other officers''
and Against the amendment to section
Is OF article IA concerning the fees and
other officers" and shall Indicate his
approval or rejection Of the same by
placing cross opposite [opposits1 one
OF SECTION s !. rss v5tes tpe eaSs; 3; YSFotth Y9F Ii.
adoption or rejection of said amend
ments, or either Of them. shall be can
vassed and tho result determined in
the manner provided by the laws of
the State for the canvass OF votes for
representatives in Congress
Approved April srd. 1907.
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the great
seal OF the State of Colorado. at the
city Of Denver. this 29th day OF Sept,
TIMOTHY o'CoNNER.
(Seal) Secretary OF Stata.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Notice For Publication.

Department OF the Interior. US. Land OfBcs
At Sterling. Colorado. September O. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Holmes Laugh
lin, OF Julesburg, Colorado. who on Noyem-
for W - NEl-4. Lot 8 and NV IA Sc III, Sec.
tion u. Township II N, Range 46 W. 9TH Prin-
cipal Meridian. has fled notice Of Intention.
to make final FIVE year proof. to establis4
claim TO the land above described, before
A. II. Miller. county. jugde. at Julesburg
Colorado. on the 4th day Of October, 1908
Claimant names as witnesses: James Fl.
Parker. Buford Hargrove, Emil Neugebauer.
Joseph Neugebauer. all Of Julesburg, Colo
RADIO.
f. E. ARMOUR. Register.
First publication in the Julesburg Grit
Advocate Sept. IS. 1908. Last publication
October "a 1905
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

The school fund apportioned among
the various counties this year amount
ed to 1912, 1924. The state now looks
after the needs of 5000 school teach
ers and 207,573 school children. 1t is
important to see that the funds are
handled properly.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

The splendid showing Of Nebraska's
farm wealth, indicated by the report
OF Commissioner Ryder, must surprise
even those who thought they knew
the foundation of the states greatness.
1t is certainly justification for the
pride that all Nebraska's citizens take
in their home state.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

Fourteen concrete bridges, seven
steel bridges and ten wooden bridges
have been constructed BY the state
engineering department during the
present administration. Sixty-five
miles of wagon road has been re-
paired.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

The rush for the new lands in South
Dakota is cheerful sign that some of
the country's population, at least, is
endeavoring to get "back to the land. !"
Urban life has many attractions, but
the rural is coming to the front with
allurements as powerful.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
WARRANT CALL.

Office OF County Treasurer, Sedg
wick County, Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that l will
redeem at my Office in Julesburg
Colorado, all Julesburg Irrigation
District General Fund Warraets mum
bered as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

The average increase in the valua-
tion of farm lands since 1900 is 39 per
cent. This is for the entire country.
Cotton lands Of the south show the
highest increase-48 per cent.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Notice For Publication,

Department Of the the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Sterling. Colorado, Sept l6. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Chris Nielsen,
of Julesburg Colorado. who, on Sept. Ii. 1897,
made Homestead Entry No. 5677. for NV IA.
Sectioh - Iownsai9 Md ~ NJ Range H. o. the
intention to make final Communication proof,
to est tablish claim to the land above descrb-
Julesburg Colorado. On the 18th day Of No
vember. 1905
Claimant names as witnesses: Abram J.
A. Blain Flora. all of Julesburg Colorado
E. E. Armour. Register
First publication in The Julesburg Grit
Advocate September Is. 1908. Last publica-
ton November 20 1904
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior q. S. Land Office
at Sterling, Colorado, September 3. 1906
Notice is hereby given that Carl NJ. Harris,
Of Sedgwick, Colorado. who on January -,
N u s E. S u 4. Section Z. Township 0
North, Range ~. W.. 9Th Principle Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make final
Communication Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register or Re-
ceiver, at Sterling. Colorado, on the 18th day
October. 1908.
aldson. OF Sedgwick Colorado; Slgford Ander-
son. of Haxtun. Colorado; Roth Harris, of
Sedgwtck. Colorado: Miles Mitchell, OF Sedg-
wick. Colorado.
E. E.ARMoUR. Register
First publication In the lGrit Advocate Sep
3lst, 1908. Last publication. October Is, 1905
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

The cry OF "more business and less
politics." is all right, but what Is
really needed is more business-like
politics, such as the past two repub-
lican administrations in Colorado
have been.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

''Uncle James, what is a pessimist?"
"Oh, he's any old thing that won't
enjoy his ice cream today because he
won't have any tomorrow.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Final Proof Notices,
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land
ONCE at Sterling. Colorado Sept. %. IsOs
Of Julesburg. Colorado. who, on June 81
lg7: made Homestead Entry No. 524. for
n. W. -. Section u. Township 10
Range 43 W., 9Th Principal Meridian. has fled
notice OF intention to make final commut ation
proof. TO establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before A. H. Miller. county Judge,
November, 1913. ~
Claimant names as witnesses:
Christ Westenburg. OF Julesburg Colorado
Frank Nagel. OF Julesburg Colorado.
Frank Busch. Of Venango. Nebraska.
Amiel Hennie, Of VenanRo, Nebraska.
E. E. ARMOUR. Register.
First publication in The Julesburg Grit-Ad-
vocate October 9. 1893 Last public alton No
vember Ii 1905
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

Thirty thousand cases of abused and
neglected children have been handled
per year by the Colorado bureau OF
child and animal protection and about
the same number OF abused and neg
lected animals. Other states are copy
ing the methods Of the Colorado
bureau,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Taft Is Marching On.

We have heard q hundred slogans
since the fray was ushered in; and the
land is full Of statesmen who are sure
they ought to win; you may hear their
frantic voices in the fury and the din
but Taft goes marching on. He is
towering, strong and splendid, and
like an oak among the weeds; others
dwell upon their theories, he is point
ing TO his deeds; he's the man the peo-
pie take TO, he's the man the coun'
try needs-and Taft goes marching on.
He is honest as daylight; in the cause
of truth he's bold; nature made him as
we find him, and she threw away the
mold; he is big in brains and body,
and his heart is tested goid-and TAFT
goes marching on Emporis Gazette.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

State Of Colorado. County Of Sedgwick IS:
I. T. V. Grantham, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
7. V. GRANTHAM. Cashier.
Correct-Attest: MARK BURKE,
CT. PARKER.
j. W. BROADHEAD.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 18Th
day Of September 1905.
[sEALl b. d. PARKER. JR.. Notary Public.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
No. sos
Report of the Condition of
The First National Bank

At Julesburg. In the State OF Colorado at the
close OF business. September q, 1903:
RESOURCES.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09

bered as follows:
No. Date. Amount.
6s5 December 9 1907 . 40 90
666 December 1907 155 25
664 December 1907 81 Sc
665 December 1907 20 %
7O6 December 9 1907 6 90
743 December 10 1907 25 so
654 December 1907 26 10
65S December 9l9O7 p so
7O2 December 1907 IS GU
7O3 December 1907 l05 10
722 December 1907 10 90
723 December 1907 2 SO
74l December 10 1907 5 90
655 December 1907 24S SO
656 December 9 1907 "a IS
72l December 8 1907 80 20
724 December 1907 3 so
727 December 10 1907 AZ Is
1888 December 10 1907 4 90
1877 December 10 1907 96 81
689 December 8 1907 II 10
652 December 1907 As TO
72O December . 1907 l6 90
66s December 8 1907 176 90
$50 December 10 1907 2 so
674 December 1907 l3 90
7O5 December 1907 s 90
673 December 1907 q 10
$50 December 8 1907 II 25
6O9 Nov. 1907 Is Al
734 December 10 1907 II 90
GIT Nov. 6 1907 As 81
$40 December 1907 II 95
1872 December 10 1907 20 90
700 December 8 1907 % 90
71O December 1907 13 05
759 January I 1908 13 90
SO3 January I 1908 5 05
SO4 January 7 1908 50
7S9 January I 1908 13 95
79I January 7 1908 4 so
772 January 7 1908 II 10
77S January 7 1908 SO 90
7SO January I 1903 32 30
1877 January I 1903 30 90
769 January I 1908 13 IS
776 January 7 1908 72 90
100 January 1908 SO
1893 January 7 1903 18 90
800 January II 1908 20 70
$40 January IA 1908 20 10
6S8 December 8 1907 AZ IS
800 January I 1908 10 90
762 January l9Oo w
765 January 1908 3 Is
767 January I 1908 16 90
7sl January 7 1908 40 20
788 January 1908 500
S13 January 20 1908 81 70
7S4 January I 1903 Is 90
I'll December 1907 13 20
TO January 1908 1l3 90
194 January 1908 l6 90
76O January 1908 IA 23
1865 January 1908 2 so
$50 February 1908 II %
Sl8 February 3 1908 81 so
1853 January 1903 10 90
Sl6 February 3 1908 72 90
1927 February 3 1908 IS 90
1928 February 3 1908 IS 90
8l3 February 3 1908 20 40
$50 February 3 1908 SO
1872 February Is 1908 81 80
355 March 4 1908 32 90
346 March 4 1908 20 Is
833 February % 1908 SO 90
84l March 4 1908 20O|
844 March 4 1908 10 90
S47 March 1908 1873 20
S5l March 4 1908 lhO on
349 March 4 1908 q 25
354 March 4 1908 81 90
1886 March 4 1908 II 80
848 March 4 1908 81 20
8l9 March 4 1908 $50
852 March 4 1908 SO 90
348 March 4 1908 36 72
Sol January 1908 80
839 March 1 17O8 SO
S43 March 4 1908 10 90
351 March 1908 6 25
S29 February 3 1908 l8 90
838 March 1908 4 IS
$50 March 1908 8 %
$40 March 1908 6 Is
845 March 4 1908 4 80
$40 March 4 1908 IS 90
$50 March 4 1908 81 90
799 January 1908 375
SOL April I 1908 1877 35
1856 April 7 1908 600
89l April I 1908 SO 20
Interest will cease on the above
warrants after the 9Th day Of Novem.
ber, 1908.
r. S. DYE,
County Treasurer.
Notice of Hearing Of Petition.
STATE OF COLORADO. !os In the Dis
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK, '' trict Court
In the Matter Of the Petition
OF
Myron L. Babcock for the
determination OF interests Notice OF Hear
In the lands and tenements ing OF PETITION
OF r. Adde Guy, deceas-
ed. and william X. Guy.
deceased,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
CANYON BARS TO Be CLOSED
Drouth Will Hit the Pleasure Re-
sorts in Weber County on
Sabbath Hereafter.

Some one is evidently trying TO STIR up
row between County Attorney N j.
Harris and Sheriff B. B. Wilson over the
matter of closing the bars In the resorts IN
Ogden canyon on Sunday. The move mas
heen successful only in forcing the county
attorney to come out publicly with let
Ter in which he defines his position clearly
regarding the question. ~,
in reply Sheriff Wilson stated 10 Inc
Herald Yesterday that he saw no occa-
sion for any one getting excited over the
matter and that as far as he knew enc
laws with regard to Sunday closing was
beiag enforced right along. He SAID now
ever. that he was ready TO see that .lle
laws were enforced should the knoWieqsv
81 anv violations of the same be els-
Covered. either by himself or his deputies,
one OF the local papers came OUT VIII,
a statement yesterday To the eftect ina,
no OFFICIAL order to close the resorts hau
been given II was this that turned
things loose. This statement was appaI-
emily based upon the fact that the county
attorney's instructions on Saturday were
given TO Sheriff Wilson's CHIEF deputy.
ov-inc TO the absence of the sherlfi from
the CITY that date. L,o
ono fact Is evident out of the Whoie
nsss and that is that the bars IN the cati-
yon will be closed from this time or IL vac
county attorney has anything TO say
about IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03

one half of the defendants property. The
parties were married here Feb. > 1897
Deputy Sheriff Hales arrested Bert
Thayer jim Salt Lake yesterday. Thayer
is charged with collecting SO Tor Al
Brown of Spanish Fork and failing TO
account for it. Thayer gave bonds IN
Salt Lake for his appearance in Spanish
Fork to answer to the charge against him:
There will be an excursion from Provo
to the Juab county Dry Farm near Nepnis
on the 10TH j. j. Cramer. George f..
Barton and H. c. Hicks is the committee
to attend to the Provo end of the ex-
cursion.
On July "a there will be big excur-
sion from Provo to Tintic. the occasion
being the completion of the Knight smell
ter. Mayor c. F. Decker, J. ID. Larson.
r. E. Allen. Phil Speckart and Jonn
Roundy will look after the excursion Tor
Provo
A 7-year-old daughter of Mr.: and MIS-,
Fred Kimber of this city had needle
enter her abdomen several months ago.
Today Dr. Slater extracted the heea,s
from the little girls arm pit. The child
will suffer no serious Inconvenience froii
the voyage of the needle through her sys-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
FUNERAL OF ALFRED BAILEY
Was Prominent Citizen of Ephraim
and Former City
Treo surer

Ephraim July 1.-The funeral services
over the remains of Alfred Bailey were
held at the tabernacle yesterday. the
speakers were c. c. A. Christensen. David
n. Beal, Henry Beal, Andrew L. Ander-
SON Peter Brimholt. who all spoke OF the
noble character of the departed
Mr. Bailey was born in Birmingham
England. Feb. 20, 1899. He learned the
trade of q silversmtih, working with his
father, and followed it till he came to
Utah. The family joined the Mormon
church and emigrated in 1856. crossing
the plains in the first handcart company.
They were nine weeks in crossing undcr
Captain Ellsworth and endured many
hardships. They came direct to Ephraim
where they lived in the fort. Alfred
worked at farming and later learned the
trade of a stonecutter which he has foi-
lowed some years, cutting tOmbstones anu
other work, was the city recorder Tor
ten wears a member of the city council
several years, and city treasurer foui
wears He lapored as a missionary 1oi
two years in his native land. was mar
ried in Ephraim Dec. IS 1862. to Sophia
Warren of England. They have had ter
children. Louisa R.. Alfred, Wliliam
FRANKLIN. James. John. Sarah and 'Ada
living. Frederick and Carrie. deceased. IN
| terment was in the old cemetery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
WERE LADEN WITH JUNK
Italians Bound for Native Land In
tercepted at Salt Lake
CITY.

Provo, July 2--Carmiere Marrelle and
Nicola PERI. Italians who had been work
ing for the D. & r. G. at Thistle. were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hales yester-
day in Salt Lake and brought to Provo.
They were charged with petit larceny be-
fore Justice Noon today and entered d
plea of guilty. fined SO each. which they
paid and departed on their way to Salt
Lake from where they will so to italy,
the point for which they were bound when
intercepted by the limbs of the law. The
reason for their arrest is that they hal
three trunks of junk stolen from the ID. a.
r. G.. roundhouse and. presumably from
others in the vicinity. as the plumber con-
sistS of almost everything usually found
in second hand store. from powder
puff to circular saws, includl all kinds
of tools.
Gaspero Marrele alleged to be impli-
Gated with them. is still at large, but will
probably be arrested in Salt Lake. The
fact that lead to their arrest was that
two handle bars of a railroad brake fell
from some of their baggage on the depot
in Salt Lake. This. with the weight of
their trunks. led the ID; d X u. speclal
agent to suspect something wrong and in
vestigation showed three trunks full OF
all kind of second hand tools and other
stuff
from Edward P. Elsen, attorney at Sc
attle asking if Georgeta Schneider has
| obtained a divorce from w II. Schrei-
ber They were divorced here Feb. s.
| 1881. DE Judge DuSenDtTTN Hc
were married in Pomeroy, o., Nov Is
| 1882 AS il is remembered here plaintiff
came from Butte and established resi-
dence in Utah county previous to getting
| the divorce.
| Simon Hirsch ct al. have commenced
suit against Ed Fitzgerald to collect $3.50
for merchandise sold and delivered.
| Rebecca A Pratt has commenced suit
| for divorce against William S. Pratt or
| the grounds that defendant was and l.
incapable of performing the duties ant
| functions of a husband. Plaintiff asks fol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
-FOUR COUNTIES IN PLAN
Fair to Be Held in Ogden This Fall
Which Will Be Noted in
Many Ways.

On Wednesday next mayors, county
commissioners and other officials from all
the towns in Box Elder. Weber. Davis
and Morgan counties Will assemble in this
city for "a conference In connection with
the Big Four County Fair to be held in
Ogden this fall. The gathering will be
one of the most noted of its kind In years
and speciai arrangements have been made
for entertaining the visitors by the Weber
club. A banquet at the club and a trip
over the city and to Ogden canyon in
tomobiles is a part of the program.
The purpose of the conference is to ar
range for officials and adopt regulations
for tie fair. The mayors of the four
counties, the county commissioners and
the fruit tree inspectors, together with the
directors OF the Intermountain Fair as
ISOLATION. will form the general board of
control o. the fair.
Indications are that the event VIII be
the largest ever attempted in this sec
ton of the country. Heretofore the at
TEMPT OF the different counties to hold
fairs singly. have not met with much sue
cess end the four county idea was lit upon
a<e solution TO the proposition. SO Tar
the new movement seems to have awak-
ened interest that was not manifest IN
past years. 49, ~. .
Mavors-A. l.. Brewer. Ogden; Jed
stringham Bountiful; a. L. Clark, Far
mington; Thomas Il Phillips ,i,, Raysviile;
BLACKBURN Brigham City; w. F. House.
1.orinne; s b. Mainland, Tremonton; j.
e Wheeler. Garland: Fred F. Peterson,
Roar River James NJ. White, Willard;
Ziis Lofgreen. Huntsville.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County: Melvin
n SANDAL. John Walsh. c. A. Fernelius;
sforran county: w. X Toone, 7. U. But
US Joseph Durrant: Box Elder county:
,ew Valentine. W. Il. Hart. d. r.
Adams; Weber county: .: b. Madsen'
Erank Moore David Mckay
tSr,iit tree inspectors-Weberc county. X
Resmussen Box Elder county, Carl
1<.acson; Morgan county, Hyrurn Phil
i.,. Tayis county Leroy Marsh.
lp1neea with the following directors OF
~ intermountain Fair association com
tn e,es fhe board: J. q. Leggett. Dr. H. NJ
pcwe. William Glasmann. J. w Baiiey'
Err, Richardson. NJ 5 Foss ana u D.
Madison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
ISSUE OF BONDS
RECOMMENDED
President of Board of Educa-
ton Makes Statement
|. to Ogden Voters.

In connection with the proposed $4,000
bond issue which is to be used to build
new high school, President II. w. CIVIL
liam of the board of education. issued the
Following statement to the voters of o.
den yesterday:
Believing that the taxpayers of Ogden
are deeply interested in all that pertains
10 the welfare of the public schools of our
city, We have. for the citizens OF ogden,
unanimously accepted the valuable AMI
most desirable site for a new and modern
nigh school, the magnanimOus VIII OF
Hon Fred j. kiesel and Mrs kiesel-
Because of this gift to our citizens and
the pressing necessity for better hiSh
school. we. the board Of education, nave
issued a call for a voting of bonds In the
building. In view of these circumstances
we deem Ii advisable to acquaint you with
the following important matters:
The site having been rendered and
large saving effected thereby. we shall
erect a new and strictly modern nlgn
school to cost not less than 100000, con-
tanning accommodations for the present
and prospective Attendance Besides cor
tanning the present regular departments,
the building will contain up-to-date de-
partments I'm business. manual training;
domestic science. physical and chemcal
laboratories. biology. gymnasium etc,
I'm addition to the above, and during
the present summer, we SHAH erect IN ad-
dition TO the Pingree school. containing
necessity exists, install a modern, saihtaiy
closet system. connected with the sewer
and a new steam heating system. TO-
2ether with new cement walks. making
this building thoroughly modern and up
to-date in all respects. -,
also as soon as the present hlsn sclIoo
building Is vacated. IL VIII be converter
into a modern grade school. thus reieving
for some time the present oVercroWuyI
schools The above. together win tht
necessary cleaning and repairing IN tht
other schools of the city, Will constitute
the work of this season. -, 80,
During the current year the DoSId pa ~
poses to erect a new school pulldihs u
the northeastern part IF the town, an.
also remodel the rooms and install new
heating plant in the Grant and Maols1 OF
schools. All ither schools will at once "
placed in safe ana SANITARY co.lui .io,,
lin behalf of the board of educaton,
heartily endorse and recommend 70 IN
voters of Ogden City the approval OF TN
bonds July 10, 1905
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-03
PEARY POLAR EXPEDITION
Commander Will Visit Roosevelt at
Oyster Bay Before Starting
for the North.

New York. July 2.-Commander Robert
F.. Peary, who is about to set forth on
another exploring expedition to the Tar
north, will go to Oyster Bay Tuesday
morning to pay his respects to President
Roosevelt and will remain until after noon
to lunch with him.
While the president and the explorer are
dining. the crew of Peary's vessel, the
Roosevelt, will bring the ship to Oyster
Bay and anchor a short distance from
Sycamore Hill.
After luncheon Peary will invite thu
president aboard the Roosevelt, and, II
he accepts. as he probably will. the ex-
plorer will take him on tour OF inspec-
ton When he has BEEN taken ashore the
vessel will start for Sydney. {. B., the
first stopping place on the voyage &c
the polar regions. Peary will go to sgd
ney by rail to join his vessel.