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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
POSTMASTER AT SALIVA.

Especial to the News Few
washington. D. G.. Oct. 2S,--Miliiam
IA Rex has been appointed postlnh asst
err at Salina, Sewer county Stah' WE
II. T.. Wright, removed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28


I That there are clever professional
kcracksmen i'll the city there Is not the
least doubt, and that the police will
have their hands full for some time to
come is expected by officials of the
department..
Last night the office Of the Western
Packing company, a47 west Second
South street, was broken into. the big
safe blown open with nitro-glycerine,
the desks searched and the entire Of
flee ransacked The robbers did not
get cent for their pains, and it is
the opinion of the police that they
were frightened away before comples-
ing their job
FRIGHTENED AWAY.
The daring crime was discovered
this morning when the office was OPP
8ened. The police We're at once notified
and Lieut. Hempel and Sergt Beck
stead made an investigation. The ex-
perienced eyes OF the officers at once
saw that the job had been done by pro-
fessionals. There was nothing clumsy
about the work. but there We're evil
dences that the cracksrnen became al
armed before completing their job and
fled to avoid detection and arrest.
sfs IHat y tllH JoD WIS carefully planned
is certain. The thieves climbed on a
iboxcar that was standing at the rear
of the building near the windows.
'jimmied' window and crawled into
the building. They then turned their
attention to the big safe Boring
hole in the heavy door close to the
combination they inserted nitro
glycerin, attached q fuse to the sa,nn,5
touched it of and ruined the combi-
nation. The tumblers fell and the
doors We're swung open. The men
started to smash open the inner doors
but We're frightened and left before
getting into the money drawer.
MISSED THE MONEY.
On a ledge next to the inner doors
was a IS gold piece which the robbers
overlooked. Besides this there was
s72 in the safe. In one of the desks
We're IS worth of stamps but they
were not disturbed.
That the cracksmen are professionals
is evident from the manner of their
work three-eighths inch hole was
bored near the combination and only
enough of the explosive was inserted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
.CRACksNEN BLOW
OPEN Big SAFE
49, -------- - ---
Office Of Western Packing Com
pany Visited by Profess
sionaI Crooks.
THEY USE NITRO ely CERINE
Robbers Frightened Away Before
Breathing Through Inner Doors
Got Nothing for Their Pains.
$50. !.
WHAT SHEETS SAYS.

!. According to Chief of Detec-
!. tives George a. sheets, Salt Lake
i City is cleaner now from crooks
!. than 1t has been for a long time.
! He says that the town is par
!. ticularly clean, especially at this
!. time OF the year when hordes OF
! yegg-men. cracksmen. holdups
!. and porch climbers pass through
!; the city on their way to the
1 coast, turning tricks on their
!. way IN the various cities through
!. which they pass.
+ Occasionally suit or an over
!: coat is stolen" said Detective
. Sheets. but we are free just
!. now from the bad ones. Ogden
. Is getting her share, though.
!. Hardly a night passes that q
|. trick IS not turned there. This
. is because more crooks pass
! through the Junction City than
!. Salt Lake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28

Is 4
to ruin the tumblers, thus avoiding
much unnecessary noise and making
ii easy to open ts, doors In their
fight the men left an oil can and 4
chisel which had been used as Il
Jimmy The oil was used for the
highly tempered steel drill. They al
50 LETT small piece of fuse.
HEMPLE's OPINION.
81 am satisfied that the job was done
by professionals" said Lieut.. Hempel.
They used the most modern burglary
tools and would easily have got into
the inner compartment had not some
thing occurred to scare them off. am
inclined to believe that the fellow who
escaped from the Murray attempted
bank robbery had a hand in last
nights doings."
The police are now trying to get a
clue as to the identity of the, man,
The cllfsel was stolen propably from
some store as rs a new one and had
not been used before.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
BRlgF DIePArcnEa

.
In Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware. snow has reached q depta
OF SIX inchea. The storm - worst Ia
New Jersey. where the railroad tFAt.
&C Is badly crippled.
Presidents OF state universities OF
the United States closed their conyen.
sloh IN ChIcasO Thursday night after
adopting sesolnlton petitsoning con.
gSeas Tor tbs creation Of Z hatlonai
university g wasAiuglon. n. c., Far
the sehoolinR of post graduates.
A Japanese has besn discovered
On the islAnd making sketches Of
Honoluln. Pearl aaghoP and she coast
line from the heights beAInd the city
Of Honoinlu, Hawaii.
RHit has been niea "a the elFcuit
court At LaxiHkton, Ky, b Benia.
min n. IAnnink az THIS cIty, and
others. against the standard Trust
company. o. nlrminsham. Ala. ash.
Ing that receiver 10 appointed Cor
the eompany.
The suprenae court Of ths United
States has denied me pstitlOn for a.
appeal Ia the Chicago street railway
reorganization case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

A. aiarnn - nEp paa taanea Is a
ale q ~ fkkeas. shseh eun pso
~ aspMFtmenf wslh 81 asual pfS ~
ness ~ = hauna see9A - toicfs.i
psasia - WEI bfnln sfsu ~ 4 wa
tssiumsts tnas ~ eet ~ 20
spaa4se pfaasg. - fhA nla1 Was
high. ap6 = afs asee6 tisman
sssnees msnai aass mpnasAt enn6sF
esls esma1 nesssts Sc enmsa.
akieA essai fra2 eatss
saimasf, wafe Nlpa sa
a. aiaFn 80 frana6 = 49, ~
- e. SIS Tf ass - ~
nuaf 6ern az N ua
e1A,e ae n
tern - m
se
a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
srsscTLy Cash sAsls sooN.
eaSn Nseh nanke Rapldly ReslFins che
oioaFiNa Aousa osFtltsatea.

W. - = NpasNsN~ 4NstttNSI NNNrtfrtN4 80
.oieeFiNe House osFtlNsetea.
New Yogk. ian, Ss-When huslneas
Closea Thursday, eli bot e1i 500. 900
Of the $1,000 900 IN clearing house
esrtiaealss laaaed 81 the Clearing
HOUSE association duFing the recent
fhahcial furry. had been retired
\ Since Monday tI.sOo.0Oo Of ne clear
M house eSFtlacates have been TAX.
en- ~ !, nearly % 100000 = DAY.
II = believed thar practically tho
whale Is the amount outstanding viii
be wiped out b. the end Of The week
audi asly next week the clearing
mouse again b on . strictly cash
5baDle me fact thai the money IL
now eNihg into tho banks In large
quantities. u emphasized by tho fact
that TIE retirement Of the oertlilcates
was simultaneous with the return OF
$40 100000 Of The emergency deposlt
made By the government during the
height Of the Furry. The hlgheat rate
Cor cali money TAnrsdRy waa az PR
cent, most Of the loans being made at
: per cent and soms at sM por cent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

CoiumbnM Ca, Jas s. 49, A..
Hlndsman. yafdmantsr og The gouthern
railway 81 celnrhbas met q terrible
death THURSDAY Might talllhs estwssn
two moying freight ears ana beirg
crushed One Or fve cara passed over
him. almost sevsFing the bedy. II 10
beIlsyed thal IN walking from one
ear 70 another ~ made mlsetep
end zen 10 VS. ahcal thirty ygasa
% ase. ana maFried anA uas 3 vefy
gpalaf secret order mna. no was
merry resident % Nawnan. "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
wAMrs PNoFessoRs ~.
startling ssassmsnes MADE by PsOs
MusRstsrAaFu e Harvass.

Wgen~&4fA4lM ~ ftAfN444a "a W
Chicago. jan. Is LIN "a ACTRESS q
tie German society az ChauasA IN
FelleVtOa AaA ThursdAy slant, PRO
tossor Hueo MnehsterAsgg. e harvard
university. decapred thaa American
anivsrslties wcAld be better OF Il two
tAITds OF the professors we're killed
He RAid:
There seems to b somsthing weak
and molIy-eodala about our whole 90.
Ndemio system, In Our highest lnati'
tutlons OF learning we and. with 4
few notable exceptions. Only second
elasa men. And We may De sure
seCon6clAss schoolmast&ra never viii
build up . ilrstolaat scholarship.
"An lncrcase IN TIE salaries OF the
assistant professors and Instructors In
our colleges and univefslsles BY q few
hundred dollars year win never 90.
OompIish anything, what d needed
Il great premiums a tie top.
-oue &C The greatesk evils from
watch eur American unfyersltien snf-
fer IL too great al abundance OF men
AZ soon AZ a. lnslttution Gets some
money the Aral th6nEht is 70 ada more
men to the fa6 10 out-dD some
Asashbor lnalIi Every one OF
our Americah Nhiversltles would be
nearer to the ideal n Il would kill two.
thlrda OF ita inatFtfNfora ana nrofes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

waeo. fex., Jan. - a bafty %
ono huhdEed shunsft stOm II. Louis.
Chicago ana kaneaa CfGs. returning
from the city o. MaxIeo, where they
had hesa - isstisuta & new oFNnniaa.
ton. hh6 their baaNass Ger eoalaln-
tse lhs satire taesasa af ths party end
Ell eulios gathered ~ hIeSiep baFnoa
seven miles seath u htse On tAe tsls.
pgFEi. KaurAs and Te3aa Iailwa1 90
Thamaaf, a easoliRa eaa anplo1ea
eaaslRa ~ haas. me party isl 40
their effects
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
wAvLAp sv wAlrEeAps.
Veterinary sOraseN strung UP BY He
ThUu,ha and yheaahod.

BEooadield, Mo. Jan. sS-~ Informs.
tion was received here Thursday that
DR.. W. u. Carter, q yetoTinary sur.
geon % Nashville. ives wsyiald by
whltecaps, strung up BY the thumba
and tArashsd on the hare back until
he vas exhausted In "a oIfoft 10 wiring
from him confession 10 eharge OF
wife beating and petty theft.
He was called eleven miles into tho
country, ossenaibly 70 treat alek An.
imal. and vas waylala on the trip.
Afteg the ppaishment ere masked 80.
saihnts commanded BIN 10 lAAva the
country withia tAlEfy days.
~. Carter has bkea conhAed 70 hls
bel beeAhaa 81 his inlafiss ana hes
enaeasored 10 keep TIE matter oecrst
He denies ne chargps amphallcniIy
and Expresses . Differentiation not 70
leave.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

1sasspeu cir No., san. 81 vtgha
hilaeaagi hoaFs ~ EailFoaa ems wars.
hease eaMWJsslesarn Aavs esasgsA en-
iasepslgaeioB % nliaea4 oNaerrAap -
ne ~ i1ats an9 80 pynneiaeo Eaib
fee9 eomeang u ta4 kansAs CIT.
siiaian 49, epgioe $50 Msiiway con.
Pang. % gtplsfiaa e the lsw paohfnlt
iae eve eeamllaastea - parallel an1
ssnpeiina 1eas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
HEIRS o. ogo. wAs1.lNaroN.
They Are soon Ts Rsealvs Pan ~ a.
gsssts valusd 81 at1ooooo

They Are Soon T'e Receive Pan ~ aa
esssts valusd 81 at0ooooo
Chicago, yJaa. - "a aispateh 70
the Rosord.ilsraid from weaiheFioFe.
Tex. says:
The BEakiesop family of this city.
heirs Of George waahfaston. artt
president Of the unised states. VII
Sooa receive part % an estate ~ co..
900 acres Tsuie3 a ti.poo.eso 81 ne
Clsrmoat district. ohio.
According 70 . message receiyed 90
'ipurRdaY from WashinEion. d. -.
J. W. Bfsselt0n. . banker; y. y
BraselsoH. q physisiAn. aHf n l..
srazeltoa. a farmer. ard sisoFKiA sei
sslyet. ell also receive q share 81 the
esra,e
Washlpgtoa havisg 20 shildFsn Iel
the Otto estate - tIs nepbtgA
General Nasbansei CFerH. ass Ais
siocp. Haanah 0Fsga. laoQb BFa,
rsl,oa. srAnafaisss ef TIE Ttsaa ksirs.
~ rTiei HAznsa Gfsse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

Ilegaio N Caibria len. se-A 80
vess saflhWsake Wished thi6 preyines
THURSDAY iIp % ths pfeseuf time %
rppQFt ef lpss ~ iifa has been feeety.
"a. The Notha Nega particularly &c.
we're - shs Ellisses iliaaeo. isfaneaf
cone. lDFasaaRa Ana fgrgaFsaso Tsr
Fsaads ghe people Eaaaed Ion their
haases % tss saen esias. ~ fsss -.
inas d ~ neafbY sabstFYanean sps,
peea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
TAXED 70 LYNCH rsoIsrEa.

He opsBsd Thretlle, Daahsa Tkreugk
Crowd, Killing Gin Men.
Haiku. TTausc aaeAelA. Jan. 2s-ln
consequence u che aeeideRlaI hilIne
Of sons labeEera By 3 locomotive e 4
satuFban station IL the Fallfaaa here
Friday asm0b % comrades os TIE vie,
tins surrounded the sseine and a,
isynpsed b lynch ne eanlnasf.
70 escape the sary o. enc e1sitea
woEaaen. ne easla6eg opeaed the
thFvltle o. lhe locomotive ard faahea
through the crowd. kililnk afx men
ana voanaln9 lnAay otheft.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
PL0T AGA!NST KING
Attempt Was Made 10 Overthrow
AOuarcAyOf Portugal
WAS NIPpED IN THE BUD
Plan, Il Is stated, Was 10 Assassin.
aR Premier France and Then De.
pend for success on street UprIs-
INss-RIra!sAdsr Captured.

Lisbon, Jan, %. An abortlVo at
tempt to. overthrow the monarchy ami
proclaim Portugal q republic was
nipped In the bud wednesday night
BY the prompt action OF the govern
ment, The plot was organised by .
small group Of advanced republicans.
A. near ~ can DO aaceEtaincd, the
plan was 70 aasassinate Premier
Franco and thSh depend for auocesa
upon AtrVet Tiairgs. supported BY 80
Crot republican and labor organizations
armed wlthNbombu and revolySFs.
Tho police discovered what was n
the wind early IA the evening and sur.
rounded and raided q house whore. the
ringlaadera In tho plot we're conferFin9
When they broke in the doors. tho
lights were 0xtlnguIshed and Ia
tho confusion which followed most OF
the eonspiFa,ors managed TO make
their escape. Several Of them. how.
ever, were captured. Including the
leader, loan Chagroa. q republican
journalist. WHO Nas president IN the
republican revolt IN 1891, FTaaca
berger, editor Of 0mundo. aud & mar
chant BY the mama q 0rpnaalla.
A casa OF reyolveFk and bombs waa
found n the cellar, a gonagal alerm
was Immediately aeht out. and while
the prisoners were bAlng taken -
iail lroope besan 20 appeaF from all
dlrectIoha. A saaadFoa Of cayalFy
was placed around PremiaF FfaReo's
house, ana the nigAt passed withoui
further lneldent,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
ZINE PRO6RA FOR
FARMERS TITUfE
Many Prominsnt Speaker win b
HOrs From Evsgy section,
sov. sRowARD VIZ MAks TALK

Representatives Of casals Growers As.
soeIstlous from VAgleps Sections
Will ~ Present 10 lIlpssrats In q
Practical way the Cattle Industry.
The coming Farmers' Institute.
which b q stats meeting Of the farm.
era. which will DO held in this city
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
February .. and Z. continues to az,
tract . great deal Of interest by Va
promoters, at the head Of which Is
Prof p, u. Rolls, director Of the Ex.
perimchtal Station Of the University
Of Florida.
A most lnterestIng program has
been arranged for tbs Oecaalon, aud
many speakers OF National and State
reputation win be present to address
those Ia attendance
Among the speakers to address the
Institute viii be Q. II. Thomas, sec.
Rotary and representative OF the
Hereford AsaociRtion ~ KANSAS City,
Mo-; Col w. A, Harris. fepresentlng
the shorthorn Association. Col, w,
Goodwin Of the BresdsrS Gazette.
Chicago; Dr. Andrew WI eoule, presi.
dent Of the Georgia Asvicnltaral Col,
lege. Athens; Governor Ilroward. DR.
Q. A. Cary and others.
The program a. arranged b most
interesting one. and Il y follows:
wednesday. FSbeuafy 5, Z .. m.---
Address of welcome. W. n. Thomas,
mayor % ualnesyiile. Agriculture Ia
che Unlvernikys DR. Apdrew eledd,
pFsaident az the University "Tke
Hlnglda Live stock Association. !" 3. N.
Cailsifli. prealeant o. Assoclallop, No.
Intosh. sThe FioridH FarmsF." Prof.
y. q, scAslL secretary Of az Cotton
GrOwors' Association. Lake Butir.
Thuraday, February 9. Ga, m.--Isx.
hIhitinn o. Cattle % bs Slaughtered,
~. Q. a. Cary. superintendent Ala,
hama FAFmeFa' ImstItHteG sThe Here.
forda b FiorldA. n. A. Callison.
sprlug Park stock Farm, yThs llsre.
foraa on che Range" @. q Thomas.
sscFetary and Representatives II the
Hereford Association.
Nooa-Ilarbsess. sliiasns q oAInes.
VILE
40. a.. FebFuaFy g. Stock Tgalslns
IN Fimida. 3. n. GaItskill Cattle
Raising n the aouth." Col W. A. IIks.
Fls representing ths ahmthorn Asso
citation.
To ~, February e~-Ad6rns 81 Col.
w. n 0ooewln. pFseaega oasslte,
CAicaso nlereopfin0a LeetaFa. E,r.
Andrew ~ nonle president Eeosaia
ArieailnFAi Cosihge, Attena Adasena
e PnrmsFs, 0otwnor Ilfeunfd.
FRIDAY. Esheuary !, msrhs
cottgn arvweg2 Aas0riaiies gaaea
D r. EaBnAer. tAte cgtx Ths Fars., |
en- usEA q. ~ Tsnulck ~ fdeal
Mayo Rxhihlefnm ~ aiaashlesed ca !
lie abgulng eoea aha pseg golals.
~ G. a Carr. -Thk Fsteg aha rs /
~. y .. fianrsnni nmls.
@fisSAa Ax4fenisnres ffon Il. = Ne
1.iB. cdnlnkzloanr nf ANgifaflslae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
ra~n !. rsEsn D. RseslsslanI.la,

Pors.AaPyines. Hayti. Jas a.
ne rsvo's,tosis,s hare faken passe*
sson oi tie tgrn ~ Port ss Pas. a.
niles Ssss ~ Gaze IlRydaa. AZ
EasllsA sd = FfsssA eraiseE ass e.
Rscsed "a 10 oaast Ehaftly. EAsg
vii give pFossetion - bFittsa sGa
FspaeA I=;@vsFsE. Cbsftss MSot. sas
Amsricae snesalGs Essat 81 - MaEcs
ans bssn Fsmsvsd ffpn eSae ~ tAs
Aasgtrsa isGaShsA speasss - ttt eeas-
eGrag - - Fvbsia ntst % ,
HaybaG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

Nesagifie Te1m tass aa.--seaf
lileAmAa. kg., Thagsaaf ail6snooa
Hfaah CQalaf. eAaFssa via be1le
~. na4 hnawa ~ - altfesaa go
ne, Waa mot aa4 kiile2 ~ ISL a
EaEefss e. oaieeF, Wafie pealallns ~
181 q b aat,t f1m cenieY ea
han . seSlle q famtlT y tsanska.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

Musnss6sn. 1AA - fire AgBsa
~ sssstlsa passss ssse Fn4sy -
49, wnr = ssceays ~ Aiel6
-. 49, easnls e. ~ sfA ~
- 4n ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
EPT by BLIZZARD
sw Ferk City Uader q Deep
MaatIs II Stew.
AAFFIc GREATLY IMPEOED

eesn Coming sudasAIy Upon HSsls
81 Warm Wave Caught the unsUa-
plsyOd and Poorer People UnprS-
parsd-Aueh Suffering RssuItins.
New York, Jan. &-Ine snOwstorm
Alch swept over the city late THURS
Nv Developed into q blizzard durihs
ne night. Friday the city streets
eere piled deep in places with drifts
md street car traflc and the move
cent OF ferryboats and other craft
'as badly hampered. The steam
roads were also seriously delayed.
4hts forenoon there 10 moro than nine
aches Of snow and there appeared 10
" no immediate prospect Of q cessa-
tloa.
Caught Them unprePared.
Coming suddenly upon the heels OF
"a long period OF warm weather, the
etorn caught the unemployed. the
Aomeless and the poorer people Of the
4iast Side totally unprepared. Many
who had In the warmer weather found
ehelter In wagon sheds for the night
were driven out aud there was rusa
|oE the homeless 10 the city lodging
hoases and charitable institutions,
For Nhe first time this winter the
city lodging house was oyercrow ded
and the covered pier Of the charities
6gpartment q the foot Of Bast Tween
" 4SiEth street. was turned into an
sRergency lodging house. Many APP
9alcatlona for shelter were received az
90 various police stations.
Her Feet Frozen.
While the storm was ~ It's worst,
afgs. Clara vorveck was found wan
deFlng in the streets In Brooarlyn
Did only In her night clothing, Her
fees we're frozen when the police
eumd her.
The work Of removing the snow was
begun early and many hundreds 81 -men
80 were in sad need Of employment
tte gwen work clearing the thor.
afhfares
me body OF q man about whom
oshlng II known except thar his name
mas James Smith. was found under q
lQaD "a East TWsnty-third street. He
&a6 crept under the stoop TO seek pro
f6esion from the Storm and had frog
ca 10 death.
Traffic conditions improved very
etaWiy II At AL In the city and its
nhnrbs during the forenoon.
- Brooklyn transportation hrea
Ware almost a. q Standstill
To long cue on the Brighton Beach
aa. extending the whole length Of
epect PARK. SAs completely hiied
NIlh snow and no trains we're run
ls franc also vas suspended on
Aa Culver Ilne and the West End
Ilae 10 Coney Island. and the surface
nra % sknt district were moving only
ahaas half headWay. The Thirty amin
lsrl ferry Ilne made 20 attempt to
1esfais A forsy-mInuse biockad" on
eeklyn bridge added to the dis
esSst mad delay.
gleearls Trains stoppsS.
O. So Long lslsnd railroad 4 vas
fasnf lmgoaElbIe 20 ran any electric
tsalsa ca ihs l,ne from BrookiYn 70
1ananlca.
H1aflns observers report the t'orfn
- b ieftlsalarly severe OF the coast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27

nonlan. ian n --S0sthetsieFu
Nsw Essiana Friday sxpeviescsa .
4eaarn snowssorm vaieh begAs
aY assAs ne Nind bisu HiFsS
RATS mllas a. hear, TIE s.orE
q rna taIlroea ana street car trAt
g.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-27
gleearie Trains stepped.

O. 90 Long ls'snd railroad \ vas
fsnf lmgoaElbIe 70 ran any electric
kalba ca ihs llee from BrooAiyn 70
lenasica.
A1aflns OBSERVERS report The t'orH
- - tftlealarly severe cE TIE coast.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10
CUT GLASS
As Xmas Presents
Very Desirable

Cut dear much
pletely furnished without sprinkng of this beautiful
You buying goods,
appropriate and
really superb everything wish
that when displays
will certainly LIBBY CUT GLASS.
visit section o be appreciated.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-23
To Whom It May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of
January, 1907 George NJ. Welty filed with the
Board of County Commissioners, an applica-
ton for franchise on the public roads here
matter described, for the purpose of erecting
telephone aFd telegraph and electric light
graph and electric light lines, to be used by
said George M. Welty.
That upon the filing of said application the
Honorable Board of County Commissioners Of
Stevens County, Washington, duly fixed the
day of the hearing on said application on the
e. o'clock p. m. of said day, at the commits
sioners room, in the court house, at Colyille,
Washington, at which time and place any
person or persons interested in the public roads
hereinafter referred to, may appear before said
board and oppose the granting of said fran
| then and there directed the undersigned, the
auditor and ex-oficio clerk of the said board to
give public notice of said hearing by posting
and publication thereof, as required by law.
The said roads over which and along the
lines of which the said George NJ. Welty applies
official plats and records of Stevens county. as
follows: The Laundry road. Deep Greek read,
COlville and Metaline road, CaIispel Valley
road, West Side Calispel Valley road Schultz
road, Cusick road, Metaline and lone road,
Colville and Little Dallas road, Mill Creek
Colville, Little Dallas and Northport road, Col
vile and Marcus road, Hickey road, Columbia
River road, Columbia River and Fruitland
road, COlville and Chewelah road NOrthpOrt
and Boundary road, Gent road.
Dated at COlville this 10th day of January,
1908. F. A. SAVAGE,
Auditor of Stevens County, Washington, and
Ex-Oficio Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners of Stevens County. =
By L. E. JEssEPH, Deputy. 1913