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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Sin ipelnlatiOer galtor.
9lIltsbnrl. lHa.. s. e,nIl

f1ftt~|AA - fNsf p RlAAts
Ger 9aitor Der n3irit @entecoitaI
Gburh~ Sobu Senrp glorris, mel.
oete beuta. mabriheinliA am elmer
Frc5eilirung 3a cht9eben. ieinengan.
teroii IN gnnoeaaerib an uno aab
ielne DECENTRALIZATION nit $4,000
an Jlorris mar Elm iogeHannter @e.
id)dit5. Baitor. Gr betrieb aohlen.
9ruben. cine 8ie9elei uuo an0ere
abenteuerlide @eiddiie. sSeoes gait.
glie0 einer C8emein0e leate er NIT
Attien ieiHer llnterue6mungen bin.
Elm. perbradie 6as $4,000 6etfa-
9eH6e @ermogen ieiner 6ran ieiH
eiaenes @bebult un0 ieineu Der.
monoten plaeiallene un0 bon tbn
DcrfDoltete erbtIetlc
lleber 90 religios anleIpatp Ser.
ionen. sic uifi iefner @emeinOe an.
gcborien. iiclen ieiuer Briin0enputb
gum Cpier. Rad Dem 3uianmen.
brudl ieiner llriernebmuugeH mur0e
er Don nielu betrogenen @emcin0e.
qlie0ern Oes getrugs beifuloigt. aber
Hin einer GgmeinoeperiamnluHg ais
ihul0los erildri. Or Deriprah aQeH
SEN 6rilb i1rer 8erlltite unb meloete
itatt oeiian ieinen 8anterott an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

iener 9artei. o0er einen @eriht in
lenem Staat lluterbrciteiCn pie 0as
GoupobIensoies iepcs StaateS nOr.
ihreibt.
Die @ertreter Der unteseitneten
Stoaten en1piehlen 0aber. 0aB sic
Qelelaten oer obeu genanuen 0i-
Itrtte ais 5n Sis mo Smumc IN
oieler aOuoettiou berediiat erfIdrt
peroeu:
ISarplanO. 9Sap Sycrieu. Rep 9lorf.
9oufimno, SSainois, 4ortb Carolina.
Georgia. gSirgiiid. 0iinielota. GGa.
mare. gtau 3anlpibire, aeuh,dp.
&scit &irgiria.
Gie 8erIciilng 0es @er,dtcs nit
Sen nadliolgenoen 9emertltnaen
Siraus' bate betrddhtIihgn Applaus
sur Solge. Straus ltelltc Damn oen
9lntrag. oen W1iuOerbeitsberiht an
Stene oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
iete1l.
0arauf begann Die 9ebotte, Sie
fir ie0e Seite auf bic Tauer pon 30
@dnuten belhr1nft mar. @aaagban.
Der 8orliser oes aomites fir 9eglau-
bieungen. mar Der erite &eouer mo
tbeilte nit, oaB nebit ION nod Ger
@ouUerneur SasfeH uon Otlaboma
5u @uniten oes Observation-Disclosures
reOeH meroe
Guaogban Iieb sic Dem 8ouitG i'm
SSntereIie Scr 9SeaItiplOanIer Soute-
itauten unterbreitetegp @apcie &euue
puiIirrn. Die oarauf binanslicieu.
Oas ole ,reglEIdren" OeIesateu olrh
geirua g0pGblt mor0en leieu,
Ser @ouperrem Sasfen bieIt cine
6bngidp 9lmiprahe poraid Suaus
ais HeOner folgte. @r biei. eine lei.
oeuiduftlide Reoe. IN ser or fir ieirc
Oelegoten 9bedt ui1o @erehtigtcit
forOerte. 9ls er BON Der 3e0uertri.
biine abtrat, fpunoe fbnt Iauicr 8ei,
fan 5u tbeH. Ssobn 9. 9elIamp bidt
ebenfaas cine glHiprade 81 @unten
0es Observation-Disclosures.
9arouf iuiWOe nit foLgen0emHciltl.
fat iiber oen Dorlieaenoen AHtrag.
Oen N1fit0erbeitSberibt AT Steae ees
0febrbeitsberihtes Su leBeu abge.
ftiffttitt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
V'He 6encrsbrnnit i'm SOituner Sr
zen ridltct in fnr3cr 3eit eiusn
SdaOcn BON Sf,50O,OOO an.
se1bhent5anbmna
OraEF .. SitdcOf it snm gOriiben,
orn OeS rcpnbl. RatiOHalfOmitrs
grWGblt murOen.
Sin 0tiriddftspaitur~ baufcrutt.


Solton, 9}lli., S. Sui.
@ine 6euers6rlnIt, or mabrihein.
lid ourd SeIbitent3iin0una o0er
ourh ciHen 6uufen aus elmer 9ofn.
notine eutitanO. ridueie beute an Ser
@alenlroHt oabier einen Sha0eu BON
lianeiu $i50O.000 an. Gin uroser
Sbcil OeS &erIuites entiGllt AMI Sic
@olion Y albau0S9abn. ,3luei Ser.
lonen merOen uermiBt. une es ldleiut.
oab ne N 0en 6lammen umaelom.
men lino. Der Gine mar Daniel
Sullmon ein IN Gieniten OerGunaro-
.Smc ltchcnOer 8dd5ter; ole anOere
uermlBte Feriou lit sri SaOie gr.
nolo. eln Glert Ser Gmar0 9inie.
Gle beiutle 8enersbru1t lit sic
9roBie, oie lcit SSobren Oen 6ieiiaen
@aien belmgeiudt bot. 0ie Slan.
men oer5rciteicu iih nit @nOeseile,
uno ais Der eriie Seucrl6idapparat
ouI Der @ran0hdtie crihien. mar 0er
9rano bcrcits Der 8ontroae euiriidt
uuo perbreiiete iih BON God 3u God.
SnHcrbalb elmer balben Shtn0e
narcn pier Gods. orei 9Iapra1uier,
etn @etrei0eipreiher mis- 10000
8uibel SetreiOc un0 3oblrei6e bella.
oene Observation-Disclosures seritorf.
9le9rcre Shiiie. oarnnter ser
03ean0ampier aDenouion~. rnf1in.
gen HIr nit Nlii6e unO g2oth ser
Gernidtlma Nicbrere @oote mur0en
aber itarf beitdoat
Ger gr0bte Shcil 0es Gerhiites
entiddt ami sic @oilon &. 9lIbann-
Balm mo Ole Rem Dorf @eniral s
Snoion Giuer .@ahn n1mIih cine
Nliaiou. Ger gScrltt an Dem @e.
trcioeipeihcr iebit Snbolt wir0 aul
100000 ncranidlaai Der 5dla.
ben TT aroBtcm6eils ourd Beriihe-
ring acOedt.
Fem gorf. 8. Suli.
Gine 6euerSbrimIt ridltete bcute
IN Der Grtidait Golege Eoint, 6 s.,
einen Sha0cu bon etiua 100000
an. @S mur0eu 3ehocus SotcI uno
&aiino, NcNOeraS' aaiiuo uno etlibe
dnoere @e61it0e 3erit6rt.
Solicit 81, 8. Sill.
Give 1eucrsbruuit serit6rie bier
0os @ebau0e ocs Solicit Gocning
ecralo nebi Snbalt eiinn Sd)aOen
BON $4,000 ucruriadeno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
6ruruumna BON 0OnImIn.
~" "fNffi "+Rf
g9aibinaton. 3. g.. 8. Suli

Aalbington, 2. g., 8. Snli.
Gas Staatsocpartement mahtc
beute Ole foIgenOen 6rnennltngcn i'm
8oniulorOieuit befnnnt: gginiam ".
SaHOlep pon Rem Dorf, gum 5ene,
raItouinl. III Bona. aongu.6teiitadt
Nrnbur @arreus bon Dliiiouri. Gon.
jul in Souiibay; Smnnel s. Aeni
bon SIlinoiS, 9oniuI IN Sort 9ouis.
Sniel Wiauritius; Douglas Seufins
BON Su0 Carolina, IN ct. 9ierre.
,SHiel St. Qierre; aOam Sieberfnedlt
BON Sainois. in gloen. sIrubien; Sre.
Oerid o GlouO pon Soma. in Pin.
tms, China; @Oaar 3. Gnrner bon
@eniDlpania, in Masfit, uno 16o.
mas ". SasEins bon CALIFORNIA, iN
SlpatOu, China.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
etaatIids gdieSsasriatsbe6SrSe:

Der @omernair SanDers ertiortc
litb beltt fir bic iofortige enennunl
elmer aus 8 Wlitalieoern beiieRnoeu
iiaatIihen Sfieosgerifts gebor0e
neidDe ale Streiiiateiten 5Diihal
anpitol uno Qlrbeit iblifteH ion
3fDei WiitglieOer iolleH Oon oeu ar.
beitsgebern, sDei BON ben arbeiten
un0 0ds finite bon ben Oieren 81.
iam1ngH eEnonRt mer0RH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
GntrhItnna in einroln.
QincoIn. 0}eb.. s. NllIi.

Slncoln, Web, \. ,Sitlt.
Sier lit man oarob i'm 6odlitcn
@raOe entriiitet. odB oas republifa.
uiide aomite IN elmer SauptitraBe
elm groBes 1ait.9dnner anbrmgea
lieb. 02an bat perihieOene @eriu.
dle aenloht. oas aomite Sur Gnticr.
rnma oieies Banners 81 pcranldiien,
Oamit bisber ober fein Slid gehobt
Der @oriiber 0es hieiiaeu gmpiauas.
sIlsihuiles orobt 0amit Dab Die
@taot-SroinaBcn aegen oie Aa'
brinauu9 iolher @anner angcruien
peroen lpiir0en, meHu man es uidlt
freilUiIlig entiernc. proaui sic De
publitaner entacgnen. es ban0le lid
nm eiH Gunihpert. Dem ia Die o..
lnofraten ein anOeres enige1enirben
touuten. Viii feinen Soa miiroeH
iie IN Die @ntiernuns 0es E0ii.9ii'
oes nilIigen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Ghlimmrr Weforo.
gcD 2)orf s. Suli.

g2ah einem beute DeroifentIihten
geridte 0es 8olijeifommi1drs glng.
bam iuuuOen tDabreuo Der Iebten 3
gtonate 1914 gerionen pegen Der
brehen, 1891 pcgen 9ergeben nu0
TO ais 8erodhtige perboiiet. g9db.
reno berieIben 3eit lDur0en 608 Ser.
ionen megen 8enbrehen uao 9O4 we.
gen Berqeben Deriribeilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
aen,r IN 0pntn asIanb.
92gD 9orf, Q. cyuli.

I'm ltbr beute Wlorgen brah in
QopitS Coop Sotel in GoneD sys.
lano Gin 9ran0 aus, Der i6uea II NJ
rh areift. Die 200 Sotelgdite fonn.
ten iid iIuhteH Au dl6os nnitobenoe
@anoerpeer &oteI itebt IN 5Iammen.
tn Dem iih bnnOert 8dite beiiuoeu.
lim 2 llbr aeriet5 oas Stntionsae.
b5u0a Ser groof!pn AapiO Sraniit
Gompaap IN @rnno. Die 5Iammen
6reiten iih imner peiter aus uIlb Der
SaabsH uiro sreb Iein
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
gItibt i'm Nmts.

Utica, V u, 8. SSlili.
Ser Qonarebabgeorouete uno re.
piibIifaniid)e @Be 8rdiioenii4aits.
@nnotoot 5nnes 2. S6ermon mir0.
mie er ertlarte. crit nod ser 8abI
i'm 0opember ieiu &lmt ais g'oriiten-
Der oes repltblIfaniihen aongreb.
Securities nie0erieaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
@ntt genlt..
geD gorf, 8. eyuIi.

Rdu5er beriddifien fi6 beuie friib
gingaug in 0as gelhditsiotal DER
.Iiamon6 8oint Ben 9onbonp" On
ggefman Ctr. iprengteH Die $50.
idJrdute mtttels GpnaHlits. eutnab.
men oenielbeu giamanten i'm Ber.
fbe bon $25. 900 uno euttamen unbe.
beaiet nit Der Beite.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Gine nene gleraluerIitabt.
Qitfgburq, ga, 8. eyuIi.

f7fItFVIFtDl f7tf'I . t1E
Der o@eitrHgbouie electric &
Wamfacturing So muroe beute
Der aoutraft 3ur 2ieferung Der mlf
$3, 100000 bepertbeteu Wloidinerien
fiir 6ie NieienonIa8e Der g8iitsbnr9.
buffalo Goal Co. in Diariana.
MaibIngton Gouutp, 3ugelprod)eu.
gie ablieierimg muB bis sum /.
au9uit eriolaen. Ole stoblengeiel.
Id)aii mill aus Wlaridua eine neie
9ergwerisiiaOt nit $1,000 6inwob.
nern mahen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
gInsIisiernnnapertraa mil 0onSnrag.
gaIaInaton. s. s,uIi.

Syn einigen 8agen peroen DER am.
tire0e Staatsiefretdr gloec uno Der
@eidH0te BON Sonouras. Senorligar.
ie. einen nabeju abgeidloNenCu 2lus.
lieierung5Uertrag 8Diihen Den beiOen
9dn0ern unter3eidnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
geptp gorf. 8. suli.
SitdleUf 5Hm aampaeneIeiter Safi'S
ermahlt.
Sol SprInas. "a. 8. NnII.

Sot Springs, 8a.. 8. Suit
Ger lluieransid)uB 6eS repliblifa
niid]en NationaltonliieS tonieririe
ben,e 6ier nit 0em 8rGitoentiAaiis.
Gano0oteu Eoft uno cnpa6lie 5ranf
$. @itdrod Aun Goriiben0en 0es
National 9Iusicbuiies mfO @eorge
81 S6eIoon ans Gap gDort gum
Sdaemeiiter.
0as Sauptauartier Sitdrods mirO
lih IN Cincinnati briin0eu.
@ai6inaion. 8. Sui.
Der ueue goriibenoe oes republi.
fouiidcu gtntionoltouiites. Iranf $.
Sittbcod, rtiite bere in ar0Bier Gile
uad Sot springs. "a, ab. no Iib
Der republifariide grdli0eutihaits.
fanoi0dt 3aii IN Der Sommerfriibe
beiinoet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Ter 9slaiiiDrmentwurf.
EenDer. 8. an

Rod16em Ser llnterousihub 0es
glatfornfomiies mabrenO 0es 9r0B.
ten gheils Der aeitrigen Rad. un0
0es hentiaen Cages in Sibung gapc.
len mar, iteqie Is iidj I'm 8 ltbr
2lben0s beraus. Dab Der gntpuri
nod 10 unooaHdnoig mar, oaB Don
elmer llnter6reituu1 oor morgeB nod
feine 8e0e ieia f1uH. es iDuroea
mdhren0 Der 9iahmittagsitun0eu
llnlerausidiiie BEG llnierausitnIies
ernannf, nm 6ie arbeIt moglid]it gu
6eihleuniaen. Tieie iolten ein3ein
Sic folagnoen perihie0enen 5rdgen
beban0eln: einbdltsbeieble, WOno.
pole ooer nIruits". eiienbabneu.
Sdus3oa unb giaturihate oes Gan.
oes.
einige Der Iroseu nuroen bon
BEN pollen llnter1usihuB erIe0i9t.
barunter oigeniga fir 8eroffentli.
huna 0eraampognebeitrdge. fiir cine
g7nfonmeniteuer. be Beihrdnfuna
Der GmaUaHoerun9 aus 4iien un0
and eine 9ieroammung Der angeb.
liben 9erldngerung Der sRooiebelt.
ihen Epnaitie. getreffs 0es Stns
3oiIs mahfe Der llnierausif)uB ole
folaenoe empie5iuHg.
Sir beiBen b1s Deripdfete Der.
igredjen Der repnbliianiiheH gorfei,
ben Stas5ou su reUioiren, SgiGfom.
zaaan ala eans MnaE1aszr1na n rs.E.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
3nianmell 20

glah0em oas 8eiultat Der 2(bitim.
munq Derflin0et uorOen mar, iUur0e
Der Wlehrbeitsberitt obHe Debate
uno obne geameusauiruf angenom.
men.
Garauf eriol5te @ertagung bis
moraen 8ornlitiag I'm eli Abr.
r. alfotts.rr,,erft,n,,rf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

Gie einIeitang Der gIot'orm lau.
tei in Der ueberiesung Dis folgt:
Sir. bic Bertreier Der GeHl5Fraiie
Ser gereinigten Staaten I'M gintio.
naitonbent berinmmelt mie6er5olen
unier @ertrouen in grunoiase I'm.
ierer Bnrtei unb 5erpiIihten uHs,
Aieie lanai Al aDierliiseB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

SIN 2auie 6es Q6enos nabm 6ai
gl1tiormtomite aud bic 95ettl
grau'ife garifplante au
Ierner muroen eine aH3abl Blan
TEN aug Der Jog. 0ebrasta Ylattfom
0naenommen.
Gas aonite bertagie iit nm BALI
gu0lf llbr y1ahts BIZ nm bal6 ueur
llbr morgen gormittag. mann 0os
Tcfumgnt iertig geiieat wir6. iooof
es in e0uie 6es cages Der aouDeH
ton uaterbreitet per0en tam.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-13
EXCURSIONS EAST.

Tune 1s 18th, 18th and 18th, via Oregon Short Lin
OVERLAND ROUTE Greatly reduced Omaha, Kar
City, Chicago St Louis and other points Tickets Unite
October 3st City Ticket office, 201 Main Street
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-13
PARK CITY.

Everything for the opening of operations at the
of
this is accomplished old producer will be back again
with the old time production.
the Ontario mine has been opened
said that will be but short time before the mine Will be
free from water. p.
AS days go by work of the zinc plant improving 1t
plant will be increased size and that other mines
the besides DAILY Judge will their zinc
prove the salvation of many Park City mines
BEAVER COUNTY
The great Newhouse said to be the finest
The plant working without hitch and the
in wonderful development
The Indian Queen highly pleased with the
working machinery. Drilling as never
connected with the
Cactus will be opened before
flies
reported from the Buckeye during the week
This property among the of the county Ore was en-
couneed about eighty surface and we'll "copper"
silver and lead
contract during the week by the Lenora Mining Co.
its This tunnel will strike the
depth thought will be encountered before the
completed .
Burning shipping its usual of and
preparing production when the shorter haul made
possible.
(coninu n
See D. w. James Plumbing Steam and Gas Fitting Steam
Hot Water Contractor Estimates all kinds of Plumbing
gladly given give figures Both phones 49, OF
East First South St, Salt Lake City Utah.
EXCURSIONS EAST.
12th 18th and 18TH via Oregon Short Line
OVERLAND ROUTE Greatly reduced to Omaha Kan
City, Chicago St Louis and other points Tickets limited
to October 3st City Ticket office, 2O Main Street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-13

During the week advces have reached the from and
European cen to the effect that the surplus had the
was growing all the m This dea
Der in fact the price now @ low and advane
the mines full production is thing of the future
0~ b" o'S 1sG to s 1' I be
the fact the lead mines preparing again and the
Of camps have been resumed
her 0d s s a n Nsy1d
nes ali M e o God % Seven rr0ug and 4en
The draining of the Ontario and its neghborng mines has started
the industry ares in the famous Park City district and at least
week goes by.
Altogether speculative excitement the week has
been an unusually prosperous one for the miners.
BINGHAM.
The Ben IIur Tunnel of the Boston Consolidated mine being
pushed with all possible o speed This will be the outlet of
porphyy areas and are being pushed night and day.
will be- in the shipping column in the near future operations
already opened and the will be in shape produce
The Old Highland Boy mine sending 900 tons of
5s %s @ % A the E.
at Garfield handling this increased tonnage easily the amount
Today the Bingham miners holding their celebration They
are sturdy set and are the least deferred from having
The old story of the Utah Consolidated buying up stock
the Utah Apex is again to the fore.
Delays getting power to Knight
smeter gathering together plant
be- nearly September before plant will ready blow n
Iron Blossom and Sioux Con mines have been the sensation
with statement that there in the
Shortly this made the opened
and few shots in the shaft exposed body of This body has
been sunk for several feet and has been proved be high
Iron Blossom body has been opened in the La Bonita
claim The body tapped the 400 level and has gone
for twelve fourteen feet showing from 60 90
of silver the opinion that the Colorado ledge which has
been tapped in both properties.
1t stated that feet of has been tapped the 400
level Of the Black Jack The ore all of the shipping grade and
ages $50 to the
Possibly the important strike of the week the South
Swansea Scarcely had the vauted the
saddle when fair body opened The strike is the
upper levels Of the mine.
Work the Esmerada is being pushed and while nothing
developed looking we'll During the coming week
the levels
under body of which showed well above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02

Banquet rendered 1000 Persons
Aged Are Special Guests of Honor.
Special Correspondence.
Bountiful, Davis Co, Feb. 2St-A
gala day was had at this place on the
9th inst, it being the occasion of the
ward reunion. All the inhabitants of
the ward over is years Of age, regard
less of color. or creed, We're invited to
participate, the aged being the especial
guests of honor. At 10 o'clock the peo-
pie assembled at the tabernacle and
listened to n fine entertainment, con-
sisting OF music by the Bountlful silver
band, short speeches and songs. AT II
o'clock the feasting began, and over
1000 persons participated in we'll
prepared banquet. Al $3.50 the aged
were escorted to the opera house to
witness q drama prepared by mem
bers OF the Commercial club. In the
evening a grand ball was given by the
committee at which both old and young
were Invited. The whole proceedings
were a grand success and much credit
is due to the different committees who
had the work in hand. especially to the
sisters of the Relief society, under
whose auspices the occasion was given.
OF the old folks committee from Salt
Lake there were present @. X. Savage
and wife, George Margetts and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, who aided
much in the entertaining of the aged.
The epidemic Of measles has passed,
and although a few cases of scarlet
fever and dlphtheria exist the schools
have gained their normal attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
NEWS FORECAST FOR COMING WEEK

ond week Ia march. 1ne delay IL not
due so much to the Democrats who
oppose the measure as to Republicans
who favor It. Some OF them have re-
Gently developed a desire to speak on
the bill and as they require time for
preparation, postponement of the nnal
vote becomes necessary.
II Is expected that the legislative. ex-
ocutiye and judicial appropriation bill
win be reported early in the week and
VIII he taken up for consideration by
the senate.
The house VIII continue TO give the
major portion Of It's time in oonsidera-
tion Of the appropriation bills. The
peonage resolution authorizing the im-
migration commission to investigate la
Dor conditions IN the southern states
win receive attention tomorrow.
Political activity will be further
qulckened during the week by n num-
Der Of state conventions. Probably the
ohio Republican convention at Column
bus and the Nebraska state Demo-
cratic state convention at Omaha on
Thursday WIN attract the greatest ma
tlonal interest, as politicians believe
that the declarations 10 be put forth
by tho home states OF Taft ana Bryan
VIII 10 some extent toreshadow the
porty platform desired by the two can
ddates.
The Kansas Republican state conven-
ton viii meet at Topeka ON Wednes-
day and The Louisiana Republican
state convention ON the Same day.
Secretary TAFT win deliver a NUM-
Der Of addresses during the week.
speakhg on Monday az Springfield and
Ftchburg Mass, and on Tuesday
evening az Boston, Governor Hughos
VIII be the guest AT dollar dinner
al Pouehkoepslo on Saturday. Mr.
Bryan win attend the Omaho conyen.
ton and VIII therefore make no out
side speeches this week.
The lung-deforred meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the Illinois Central
railroad for tho control OF which 10,
H. Hartman ana stuyYesant Fish have
waved a sharp contest both In and OUT
OF the courts, n scheduled 10 be held
IN Chicago on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Railroads Seem to Be Suffering Badly
From Lack of Business.

With the announcement that the Salt
Lake Route is to cut down expenses,
comes information that the Rio Grande
is going to abolish small stations along
the main line besides abrogating Its
sbop agreements. 1t is said the COM
pany feels 1t will have to cut the wages
of its telegraph operators, too. They
now get from $50 to 500 and 40 per
cent cut or something In that neighbor-
hood Is contel plated. Small day ana
night stations are to be abolished as
the new nine-hour limit-law calls for
three shifts in "a hours of continuous
work. With but one shift on, one man
can do nicely with the offices and shifts
well arranged along the line. Woodside,
Utah. now a day and night office is TO
be abolished and Grassy, small sta
ton nearby, win carry the work there
as night station; CISCO Will go and
box car viii serve in its stead;
Mounds will be q day station-so it will
be all along the line. wherever the same
work can be done with less expendi-
ture.
This tightening is seen on local roads
but the Oregon short Line continues
to go ahead with its depot work and
improvements locally. The sight Of
huge shovels and gangs of men break
ing ground Tor q new depot lmpresses
the tourist or stranger as he steps off
In this city after ride through miles
of country, more or less dormant.
Another feature of the general
stringency is this: Because there are
thousands of freight cars standing emp
ty and idle the per diem charge has
been reduced from so to % cents per
day. About nine months or year
ago enough cars could not be founc
and every line holding or using foreign
cars was charged SO cents per day per
car. This rate was considered cheap
at that time, but railroads are now
overlooking no chance to cut off as
many quarter charges as possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-02
LEWIS W. HILL
COMES TO TOWN
Vice President Of Great Northern
Railroad is in Salt Lake
Today.
CAME IN WITH Mr.. BANCROFT.
Son of James J. hin and President Of
-Four Railroad Systems is Con-
sldered Chip of Old Block.

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day en- route TO the coast after
n trip through the country. Mr.
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ta,,.,
ny ana Is tEaVeiHs III ms pu'a'i9i
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DUSTY hlVMins Iiis v,iii', en- nov 70 pI''g
the game dlanolo' Between throws
ne taxed ABOUT anars seherally' we
nave peel around Salt Lake anu IRE
surprised at what You nave here. rms
Is my first vacation for Ave years and
am going to enjoy 1t thoroughly. This
Is "a good town; great country. The
way the country and railroads get
along out here impresses me as much
as anything. Back east things are not
so favorable. as there is more or less
agitation on ali the time. The only pur-
pose IN II. so far as I can see, is TO make
POLITICAL capital out of il. They want
a railroad man to bring everything ex-
cept his family before some commits.
sion or other and explain this and that
and the other thing to a lot of fellows
who do not understand the intricacies of
railroading