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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-11
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1s.
Second Day.
SACRED CONCERT DAY.
MUSIC HALL.

From 1000 Il. m. to 1900 noon,
band concert, instrumental and vo-
cal sOloists.
800 p. IN. to 500 p. m. Phin-
neys Testimonial sacred classical
music, vocal and instrumental, ar
ranged especially for the occasion
by Prof. Phinney; closing the af-
ternoon performance by a rendition
of the celebrated Latin hymn, sta
bet Mater with Phinney's entire
band and vocal octette led by Nine.
Dora De Philippe, prima donna.
1880 TO 1000 p. m, elaborately
prepared musical festival. vita f'hl
band concert and vocal octette OF
male and female voices. Condensed
acts in costume Of the popular op-
eras of the day, closing with Phin'
ney's celebrated production, From
F'ireside TO Battlefield"
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a.
Eighth Day.
TRAVELLING MEMS DAY.
STENOGRAPHl.RS' DAY.
REPUBLICANS DAY.

This day is and has been for
many years set aside and named in
nonor of the Travelling Man, that
great evangelist of commerce and
civilization, who has proven one of
the greatest factors in the devel-
opment of Texas, as well as the
entire Southland.
MUSIC HALL.
1000 to 1900 noon. especially
prepared entertainment in honor of
this day by Phinneys entire band,
with accompanying soloists, both in.
strumental and vocal.
800 TO 500 p. m, full band con
cert, interspersed with high class
vaudeville shows.
7:3O 10 800 p. m, full band con
cert and vaudeville attractions,
solos both instrumental and vocal.
with renditions from various operas
by the celebrated octette, led by
the worldrenowned prima donna.
Nine. Dora De Finippi.
The republicans will hold "a spe-
cially prepared program In the
Grand Stand. beginning at 1000 a.
m, continuing to 1900 noon during
which time the public will be adj
dressed by some of the leading Il '-
publican orators of the day. Z. )
Thayer, chairman.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
1900 to 600 p. m, six running
races, Two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
10000 a. m, judging will begin,
closing the day with magnificent
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30.
Fourteenth Day.
TEMPERANCE DAY.

Th' day has been named IN hcurr
Of the temperance societies Of the
stare of Texas, who will occupy tn,
convention hail during the entire day
for any service they may see fit to
inauguratc and addrc Sos will be- doliv-
cred 10y prominent speakers.
MUSIC HALL.
900 a. IN. 10 1900 noon. 1900 TO
500 .. m. and 1880 to 1880. concert,
by prof Phinneys entire band. in
strumontal and vocal soloias. conden.
scd acts from popular operas and
high class vaudeville for the general
entertainment of the visitors.
RACE DEPARTMENT
100 to 600 y. M. six running roc.
es, two harness heat races aud one
dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 10000 a. m
See Arena program.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Fourth Day.
CONFEDERATE DAY.
DEMOCRATIC DAY.

This day is named in honor OF the
Veterans of the Lost Cause; honor
ing the memory of those who fell
and for the entertainment of those
who survive. General w. l.. Cabell
will have full charge. and appropri-
ate exercises will be held in the
Convention Hall on the Fair
Grounds.
1900 a. m. to 1900 noon, full
band concert, and high class vaudc.
vile.
800 ,. m. TO . y. IN, specially
prepared entertainment, both instru-
mental and vocal for the enter
ment of the visiting veterans.
100 p. m to 1000 p. M, full band
concert under the leadership of
Prof. Phinney. vocal octette, head
by Nine. Dora De Philppi. with her
company of famous singers.
GRAND STAND.
1900 a. m. to 1900 noon, Demo
cratic Day, with addresses by speal
ers of national rcpute on political
issues Of the day. For program ap.
ply TO Chairman John Cullom
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 TO 600 p. m, six running
races. two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging TO begin promptly at
10000 a. m. See Arena program.
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Dallas, Texas. Oct. 10-The fol
lowing program for each of the six
teen days of the twenty-third an
nual meet of the State Fair of Tex.
as. which opens in this city next
Saturday, has been issued By the
management.
SATURDAY OCTOBER II.
First Uay.
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RACE DEPARTMENT.

100 to 6 90 p. M six running races.
two harness heat races and one dash
harness racc
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MUSIC HALL.

900 a. m. to 1900 noon. especially
prepared program in honor of the oc
casion by Prof. Phinney and his en-
tire band of both vocal and instrumen
tai artists.
$500 to 500 >. m, band concert
vaudville and vocal renditions
1880 to 1000 p m, band concert
followed by the opera company IN
condensed acts Of popular operas, LED
by THE celebrated prima donna, Nine
Dora De Fillippi
RACE DEPARTMENT.
1900 to GOO p. m, six running rae
es, rwo harness heat races and ON,
dash harness race
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
Judging will begin at 1900 a. m
See Arena program.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %.
Twelfth Day.
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five hundred and eighty. two.
three and four year old steers. VIII
sell for So per round with 10 per
cent cut. All good native cattle In
good shape and n bargain for the
money. Address "M." Box 6.
30tf ATdmore. Okla.
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LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT

Judging will begin at 1O:OO q. m.
See Arena program
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CGIlLDREN'S DAY.
All Children Under 12 Years Free
Today.

The Twenty.Third Annual State
Fair OF Texas will be formally open.
ed in the Auditorium of the Fair
Grounds at 1000 a. m. by the Hon.
orable Thos. VI. Campbell, Governor
of Texas. Following the opening ctr-
emonies a free band concert will he
given In the Music Hall. by Prof.
+. +. Phinney's L. s. Military
Band, which will be interspersed by
an entertainment given by vaudo-
vile artists end vocalists of ma
tional repute, closing the morning
program at 1900 noon. 800 =. m.
to 500 y. m. free concert and vau
deville with full band performance
7:30 to 10 p. m, elaborate musical
program by Phinney's celebrated L..
$. band. interspersed by instru-
mental and vocal soloists, together
with double vocal quartette of male
and female voices, in handsome cos
tunes, rendering condensed acts
from popular operas of tho day
General admission to all night en-
tertainmcnts in the music hall will
be l0c, with reserved seats at
2oc.
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 to 600 p. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
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DeWitts Little Ear'y Riscrs. the
famous little liver pills Sold by W..
u. Frame
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MUSIC HALL.

The day performance in the music
hall will be arranged particularly for
the entertainment OF the Fraternal
Associations
800 a m, to Il noon. 800 TO 90
p. m., 7:3O to 10000, Prof Phinney
and his entire band and opera singers
will give renditioms of popular as
well as clao icll music, from the NOS
popular operas of the day
RACE DEPARTMENT
100 to 600 p m. six running rae
es, two harness heat races and one
dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT
1000 a. m, judging will begin. See
Arena program.
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MUSIC HALL.

MUSIC HALL.
800 10 1900 noon, full band con
cert, song recital and vaudeville.
800 10 800 y. m. song artists
in classical music. high-class per-
tormances by vocal aud instrument.
al soloists in rendition prepared es.
pecially for the entertainment OF
the visiting Retail Implement Deal
ers.
$50 to 1890 p. M, rendition in
tu.l band concert. followed by Nine.
Dora De Fillippi's octete in opera
songs and acts.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27.
Eleventh Day.
wooDMEN'S DAY.

This day has been named i'm honor
Of the Woodmen of the World. prob.
ably the largest organization OF its
kind In the Unitcd : ates. This mag.
nifccnt body of visitors will occupy
the convention hall tent the entire
day.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
Seventh Day.
SACRED HARP DAY.
LUMBERMAN'S AND HOO-HOO
DAY.

$500 to II a. M, superb Offering in
band concert, songs and vaudeville.
1900 a. m, the Sacred Harp asso-
citation will occupy the music hall
until + y. IN. for their song rccitals,
singing the songs that Mother
Sang for the entertainment OF the
entire public, which will make this
day long TO be remembered. espe-
cially by the elderly people who
may visit the Fair.
7;3O to 1880 p. full band con.
cert followed by high-class artists
in rendition OF the popular operas of
the day
RACE DEPARTMENT.
100 to 600 p. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Judging to begin at 1000 a. m.
See Arena program.
Grand horse show in Arena tent
bcginnink at 500 p. m.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Fifth Day.
POSTMASTERS' DAY.

Childrens Parade, under the man.
agement of Miss Ellie Grifling.
10000 a. m. to 1900 noon. full
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MUSIC HALL.

300 a. m, 70 1900 noon, 800 to
$500 p. m, 1880 to l0:3O p. M, full
band concert by Phnney's celebrated
military concert band, followed by
mus dcal programs of exceptional in.
terest to those of artistic inclinations,
interspersed during the day with
high class vaudeville shows, and VOC
al and instrumental solos.
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FRATERNAL DAY.

This has been termed Fraternal
Day in honoc of all the Fraternal or
ders to be found In Texas They will
occupy the convention hall tent the
entire day.
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LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.

Judging will begin at 1900 am.
promptly and closing the days pro
gram with a grand high-class horse
show I'm the Arena Tent, beginning
AT SO, D. IN.
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RACE DEPARTMENT.

1900 To GOO p. m. six running
races. two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29.
Thirteenth Day.
RAMSEY DAY.

This day has been named in honor
of the Ramsey family, a call having
been Issued for reunion OF that
family in the convention hall at 10000
a. m. Program OF same will be issued
on the grounds.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER p.
Sixth Day.

DALLAS DAY.
POSTMASTERS' DAY.
RETAIL DEALERS HARDWARE
AND IMPLEMENT DAY.
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RACE Department

100 to 600 p. m, six running
races, two harness heat races and
one dash harness race.
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horse show in the Arena tent ~
500 y. M. See Arena program.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30

over about fifty of the Weimer cop
per eompany's claims under a fifty
year agreement and. while that COM
pany has not got down to business yet
il is understood here that ii will soon
be ready 10 commence operations and
il may be said. at the same time, that
John T. Jones is deeply concerned in
the proposition because he is now
figuring on equipping that property
with one of his furnaces. If II will
work there, it will work anywhere,
almost. So that copper mine owners
and smeltermen may get an idea OF
what the Jones process is the follow
ing paragraphs from Mr.. Stevens ac-
count of the new method and its APP
lication in iron ores is given:
The new Jones furnace at Iron
Mountain is mainly an immense tube
nine feet in diameter and 120 feet
long. elevated al one end and rotated
by spur gearing. Ii has corrugatons
and is lined with fire brick. giving
gradual feed from the upper end to
the lower The raw ore. crushed, is
fed TO the upper end, where there is
a temperature of 400 degrees Fahren-
het and in a few hours reaches the
lower end. where the heat is l,400
degrees Fahrenheit. just short of the
melting temperature of iron. The
fuel is hydrorearbon in gaseous form
presumably producer gas. The phos-
phorous contents are VolatiliZed to
the extent of 80 per cent to % per
cent of the original contents. The
product is spongy pig iron of super
ior bessemer grade, made from low
grade silicous hematite. assaying
about 81 per cent iron. as compared
with iron contents of 81 per cent to
6S per cent in the standard Lake Sup
perior bessemer hematite ores.
THE cost of the new Jones furnace
was $4,000 and its rated capacity
is 500-tons of pig iron daily. fur
mace of equal capacity would cost
about 100000 If built along the
regular lines. Furthermore, the
Jones furnace can be loaded on three
fat cars by cutting the rivets, re-
moved TO any desired location and
set up for work in a few days.
The Jones process of iron smelt-
ing, If successful. as it promises to be.
will work the greatest revolution in
the iron and steel trade of the world
that has been made since the steel
making process invented some fifty
years ago by Sir Henry Bessemer.
The standing of Mr.. Jones is such
that the blowing in of the new fur
mace is awaited with the keenest in
terest by all concerned In the iron
an steel trade.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
ACTIVITY At TECoPA.

Forty men are employed on the
MONDAY and Gunsight by the Teeopa
Mining company and Two 10-drill
compressors have been installed.
Machine drills are used in the Noon
day in four drifts and one raise and
in the Gunsight in two drifts and one
raise. The MONDAY vein is from 10
to / 6 feet wide and the carbonate ore
on the footwall carries 16 per cent
lead. The ore carries half an ounce
of silver approximately to per cent
of lead and the gold values are about
$3.50 to the ton.
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NEW PROCESS FOR SMELLING.
i. l.. kimbcrlys Old Expert Has
Built Furnace to Revolutioize
Things.

SALT LAKE, Sept 29.-John 7.
Jones of Iron Mountain Michigan.
well known in Utah as the chief ex-
pert for Peter l.. Kimberly, when the
later was negotiating the purchase of
more than $f.O00,000 worth of iron
in Iron county, this state,
is in the limelights He has been
working for five years on n new pro
cess of reducing iron ore to pig iron
and. according to Horace j. Stevens,
the author of the Copper Hand Book,
he will shortly blow in a new furnace
that resembles the old style blast
furnace about as much as piece of
sewer pine resembles coffee grin
der" The experimental plant has
produced pig iron and apparently, Mr..
Stevens says, the commercial plant
should work as we'll
The Significance of this new TO
westerners rests In the knowledge
that. while Mr. Jones has not been
parading the fact, he is also depend
ing on the business of reducing cop
per ores to matte.
More than year ago Jones came
west and secured ores from the Wei
mer copper property in Idaho with
which to make experiments Later
he took a lease on some of the ground
and, but for the precipitation OF
financial panic. he would now be
working the ground to open up ore
for his furnace. Las spring lease
ing company was organized 10 take
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30

New York. Sept. 29-There Were
movements in Individual stocks, but
the general list offered little OF in
terest or Importance. The same could
be said of the news of the day. The
further exchanges between the lead
ing controversialists in the political
campaign, in their attention to affairs
of great corporations. were regarded
as containing threat of develop
ments calculated to prejudice the in
terests of those corporations. Other
wise the political issue rather receed-
ed into the background Some an
aloy was drawn from the effect on
the London stock market of the de-
feat of the Liberal Government can
didate for the present parliament IN
the Newcastle district. The London
financial community, like that of New
York. reasons that radical aggressive
legislation has the effect of causing
timidity among investors and spec
ulators. Prices of exchange secur-
tiles. therefore. arose with defeat OF
the government candidate. Rumors
of deals came into prominence again
i'm the New York speculation in the
absence of more substantial develop
ments The Rock Island were most
heard of but without authentic de-
tails. As Rock Island is under the
necessity of providing capital to meet
early obligations of its subsidiary ST.
Louis and San Francisco. there was
that much ground for attention to the
reports of steps having been taken 10
that end supposed project TO
divorce the St Louis and San Fran
cisco from the Rock Island also tg-
ured in these rumors. The uncertain
Quotations i'm the Rock Island sec
urities reflected a degree OF speculat-
i've doubt over the truth of these
rumors.
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MORE MEN GOING ON.

The larger operations which are in
hand and which will mean still larger
work in succeeding months are ne
eessitating steadily increasing forces.
Today Ten steam shovel men arriv-
ed from Utah To go on the night shift
in the pit. while during the last week
there have been other important in
creases An excellent working force
is being gathered. None but compe-
tent men need apply. for lack of
ability 10 do the work means dis
charge. The number of changes in
working force. however. has at no
time given justification for the state
ment of the Ely evening paper that
three shifts are kept here, two at
work and one composed of discharged
men leaving and newly employed men
coming on. For the most part the
men who have come on here have
given satisfactory service and are on
the jobs at which they started. The
Flat is not a hard place for men to
get along. unless they want il to be
that way. in which event there is a
change of scenery coming up for
tbnDa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
SHORT OF CARS
Increased Shipments From Veteran
Are Being Kept Up.

Veteran, Sept, 29-The cry today
Was for cars, output from the mine
being in excess of the transportation
facilities afforded. A string of empt-
les was broubht up this evening,
however. and the shortage relieved.
Output is being held around the TWEEN
~ car day figure.
John Engelke. company steward,
has been confined to his room the
last few days suffering severe attack
of grip.
Martin Harrison left today for
where he will go back 10
a position in the mines.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
PAY ROLL WILL
Be BIGGEST YET
THAT CLOSED TOMORROW WILL
SHOW LARGE GAIN IN OPERAT-
ING DIVISIONS-STILL MORE
COMING UP-SMEITER NOTES

Smelter Sept Wv men the DOORS
close tomorrow night for the present
month there is no manner of doubt
but that the pay roll will be found
to exceed that of August by some
thousands of dollars. The principal
increase, too. has been in the force
OF operatives. although construction
has added "A good many. Every day
is witnessing the going on of more
men in the operating divisions, where
the increased amount of material be
ing handled will make constantly for
the need of more help.
WILL GO FASTER.
Now that contractor Lynch Is be-
hind the graders at the new unit
site with the putting in of concrete
work. the graders will have TO be
stir themselves at more rapid rate
than in the past. They have Just
finished the Huntington mill floor
grade and are now grading for the
first table floor If they go AT IT as
strong as IS expected they will have
this and the remaining floors well
along by the end of the next MONTH
while the concrete work will be right
on their heels.
CONTRACT FOR CONCRETE.
Contract has been made with Con
tractor Lynch for erection of all the
concrete work for the new unit. rms
work has been commenced, the back
wall on the ore bin level being fnish-
ed and work started on the Hunting
ton mill floor grade, which has been
finished. Mr.. Lynch put up the con
crete for the crushers and has been
associated with much other concrete
work at the mill. tie stands high in
this line and has reputation for not
only doing excellent work but Tor
nushing IL along with rapiditY.
SHELTER NOTES.
Managing Director Pope fealmah
has gone out for a brief visit In Gail
fornia. He will return here Saturday
and on Monday will leave Tor New
York.
Manager Tim of the Troy Laundry
was here today to install Mr.. Worth
ing. of the post office. as agent OF
the laundry at this point MI.
Worthing is well known as hustler
and will doubtless make the laundry
business move.
Manager Castle, of the Graham
Mercantile and II. O. Hall. OF the
Gamer Club. were among business
visitors today.
A party of seven brought home the
limit of ducks yesterday on trip
10 Campbelrs ranch. The party in
cluded Messrs. Barnes, Iayson. Nc
Naughton. Lynch. Hogan and flnm,
the latter private secretary to Pope
Yeatman.
Superintendent Waddell has NOV
cd his Office into the concentration
huilding, where he has made mnch
improved quarters overlooking the
big plant
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30

The market today was quiet and
while it showed fairly strong there
was decided lack OF interest. II
looks as though everyone was waiting
TO see what would turn up. We
don't look for much higher prices
this week
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MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
ss.sssssssssss
BACK INJURED BY
FALL OF ROCK

Louie Eyanovich, employed in
the Veteran mine, was brought
to the Steptoe Hospital yester-
day morning suffering from
severely sprained back, the re-
suit of slip of rock striking
him as he was bending over at
work in drift. DR.. Wallace
was called from Copper Flat
and attended the injured man.
later sending him to the hos
pital.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
COPPER FLAT NOTES.

W. II Durham is considering NOV
ing his family here To spend the
winter
DR.. Wallace was a visitor at Ely
today on business.
Attorney Haight of Ely passed
through this evening on a hurried
business mission.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
STOCK MARKET IS
HOLDING TO DULLNESS
INVESTORS APPEAR WAITING
FOR THE OUTCOME OF LATE
PNIENTS-EARLY AID
VANCE NOT EXPECTED.
BINFORD AND HULSE LETTER

Money, Y per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
RATTLE MOUNTAIN PROMISING.

II. +. Taylor. who has been III
Battle Mountain for the past several
weeks looking over the district, says
that he is most favorably impressed
with the conditions and showings
here and expresses himself as belieV-
ing that with further development
Battle Mountain will become one OF
the most active and productive dis
tricts i'm the entire mining west
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
MORE WORK At
COPPER FLAT.
FORCES INCREASING AND OPER-
ATOMS EXPANDING-PROS-
PECTlNG. CREWS ARE ADDED
OTHER NEWS NOTES.

Copper Flat. Sept. 29-The steam
shovels are making excellent pro-
gress with the new cut into the ore
body. while stripping which is taking
away the big porphyry point has ad-
vanced until the shovel Is now on the
upper side. Along with this work
production from the pit is being kept
right at the front and is providing all
the ore that the concentration can
get away with at the Nevada Con
section of the plant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-30
PROSPECTING GOING AHEAD.

Prospecting with the Keystone
drills around the neck from the ore
pit is being kept steadily ahead and
is meeting with results of very highly
satisfactory character Added to the
forces which have been employed on
this work for some time are two full
crews of Keystone men who came
in recently from Joplin. Mo