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The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Mar. 2-Coal operators h Pittsburg dis trict commenced preparations tor strike. i-S.500 St. Louis brewery employees struck for higher wages Apr l-Pending wage settlement. 250 0o0 miners suspended work in American mines....T l.. Lewis took up duties as miners president and invited operators to wage scale conference. p-SN hundred MinnaaooGs. Minn. paper hangers and painters struck for eissed shop.
 10-Importatlon of strike breakers from St Louis to work on Peus&loca Fla street railways caused fierce riotiuS, l5 non-unton men being injured. Ex-Governor of Florida sent entire militia body to Pensacola.
 i-Central competitive field of operat- ors and miners reached wage agree ment of 20 cents q ton--old agreements 26a o00 resumed work at once May A-Eght hundred Kansas City. Mo, brewery workers struck. l6-Street ear strike riotnS in ClcVelGAa. O., ceased
 2S-W. < Stone. Cleveland. o. elected grand chief engineer of International Engineers Brotherhood Nov. 0-Samuel Gomp-rs reelected pros ident of the American Federation If La bor at Denver. Col.
 Dec. 22-Winiam IT Newman resigned IS president Of New York Central lines e2-PrcSidcnt samuel GorapCrs of American Federation of Labor sen- tencc6 60 one year fa Jail. Ntess-pres- ident i. J. Mitchell to nine p1outh.a and Secretary Frank N0rriSon to six months, in connection with alleged Bucks Stove Company boycott. by ciTs cult court of District Of Columbia.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. G-F,mployers liability law held in. constitutional by supreme court of the United States
 Feb. f2= Six New York-to-Paris racing autos started from Herald square Nee Mar 1e-Atlantic battieship fleet dropped anchor in Magdaltna bay
 23- Supreme court ruled Minnesota and North Carolina had no right 10 fix Apr. Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt began suit for separation from husband H. Atlantic battleship fleet arrived al 2l-In Illinois town elections saloons won in 66 "drys" in i4
 23-Illnois local option law held const- May 6-Atlantic battleshlp fleet arrived at San Francisco.
 2l-Miss Mae C. Wood lost divorce suit against United States Sen Thomas (. Platt. ease being dismissed and Miss Wood jailed Rev Dr. Baxter F. Ful. lerten. St Louis, elected moderator of PresbYterian church of United states, at Kansas City meeting
 25-Harry K. Thaw decided insane and re-5cntonCed to insane asylum. Jun. 1-Aguew- Hart anu-race track bills passed hy New York legislature. 29-Presideut Roosevelt ordered troops out against bandits on Mexican border in order to preserve neutrality law Jul. 7-AtlantiC battleship fleet sailed from san Francisco on round thew world Sep. 3-Col. II M Nevius elected com maader of the Grand Army of the Re- public, Mrs w. L. Gilman. RoXbury Mass, elected president of Womens 9-Orville Wright al Fort Meyer broke worlds aeroplane record by remaining in air over an hour ,,. lO-Orville Wright again broke worlds record remaining in air 1:05 :52. lI-Orvtlle Wright broke worlds record remaining in air llo:26. 2l-WIihur Wright broke brothers worlds record at Le Mans France. re- maining in air 1:3l :25.
 Nov 1e-Petiuon for rehearlng of stan. dard oil s29. .2400o0 case refused py United States circuit court of appears at Chicago.
 Dee. S-Senor Don Juan Barrios, minis ter of foreign affairs of Guatemala, sus- tained serious injuries in automobile ac- cident at Washington.
 li-National Rivers and Harbors cor gress passed resolution, asking S50o ,9eo,- eco bond issue for Improvements on rN- CTS and harbos of the country. .,. Armed fanatic terrorized Edgewater. ~. and shot by police and mob of citizens 13-Kansas supreme court decides sep, arate schools for eolored children per misslble l5-American Tobacco Company declared illegal combination by United States GIT cult court at New York. 2l-Seven Pittsburg couneilmen and INV bankers arrested on graft charges 23-Standard, Republic and Waters-P1eft oil companies busted from Missouri. . 2ESeventy more Pittsburg councilmea implicated in graft scandal.
 H-Nirgtnia City. Mont, shaken by sv we're earthquakes.
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Union square. New York. killing himself and companion and injuring four po- licemen
 May 5-Five bodies of persons sup posediy murdered by Mrs. Belle Gun-
 ness dug up at ruins of her home al
 La Porte, Ind, where she and her two children were thought to have died in burning home. 6-Four more bodies found on Gunness farm at La Porte. Ind Jun. 13-Mrs. Daniel Cooper Cadillac. Mich. killed husband. five children and self. Gov. Wilson. Kentucky. par doned Caleb Powers and James How ard. convicted of compieity in killing of William Goebel 22-Nine negroes lynched and shot and killed In Sabine county. Tenn, as re- suit of two murders. Jul f5-Guiseppe Alia. murderer of Fla ther Leo Heinrichs at Denver. was ex- ecuted at Canon City. Col. Aug. -Four negroes iynehed at Russell vile, Ky, for praising killing of white man.
 1f--springHefd. Ill.,, mob burned negro homes. killed two persons and ruied the city as result of removal of me- gro nssauiter of Mrs. HichardseB. l5-Troops rushed to Springfield. H.. Vii liam Donegan lynched by mob. several shot
 17-Mobs at Springfield. Ill. fired on troops; white man slain. Nov. s-Former United States Sen Ed ward w Carmack was shot and killed by Robert Cooper, young attorney, at Nashville, Tenn. in street duel 2i-Three negroes arrested for murder, taken from TtptonviIe. Tenn. jail and lynched i'll accordance with pre-ar- ranged program. 26-Ray Lamphere. charged with murder of Mrs. Belle Gunness. was found guilty or arson and sentenced 10 from to 2l years in state prison. by Laporte, Ind. jury
 Dec. l0-Abe Ruef former San Francisco political boss. convicted of bribery. ... Charles E. Davis found not guilty of murder of Dr. Frederick Rustin. 16-H. F. Agar. wanted at Princeton. Ind. for Sl25. .oo0 alleged forgeries. arrested at Harlingen Tex 17-Elmer Hill alleged murderer. lynched at Monticello, Ky. raided Ceresco. Ia, bank. se- curing 8 coo.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. lo-ParKcr building in New York de stroyed, loss S5u5n000. 1 hrenlen Killed 19-MeNetl & fltssias grocery house de strayed. loss. 556H 0t0. 24-Fortland. Me, city hall and police building destroyed. loss Sl.DpJ ga0 2S=Chlcago "ieap7 fire caused Sf 789 B80 damage. .. Geharn warehouses Indian apelis. Ind. loss saAa ssi1--.. Part af NeI- sch Morris p@5 s-iu- plant Kansas City. Mo. destroyed. loss $5nJ6a0 51- Twin Lakes. Miun. wiped ont. George Gojld residence al Lakewood. N J.. destroyed, loss. S500O0J Feb. 4-Rerl n. \. H.. business section sustained st9 al9 loss 5-RlocS of fee-=a. Il., buildings de- stroye3 loss. HE7e Mar. Northern section of Tampa Fla destroyed. loss. s661610: militia called out. Two New YorH fires caused ioss ot S2.t1i ctQ
 1s=B.s Timber Mont. business section Wlpld cut loss. Sf1aeoo Leland hotel Springfield H., de- stroyed boss. S55 HU. Apr. 3-Peoria disuiilery damaged ta ox- tent of S-7 n9,s.sFaaF Lynchbare. Va. factories destroyed loss. S225. .506 23-Ntne Rchmcnd. NJ. business blocks destroyed
 May 3-Autpolo. P. l. destroyed 5-Busness districts of Coalton. O. and Walkerton. Ind. destroyed
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

old son of Prince Chun, wa.
 emperor of China and ascenaeS ll-Gen. Simon captured tewn . naives without resistance Ol Gel iS-Dutcn cruiser seized vsnaz,., guardship. 'uezuela, l5.Dutch battleship captured a Venezuelan guardship. ahoths l6-Nenezuelans rose against Caste Ing his statues and plun5erine CsIo oufnt l'-Gen. Anton Simon elected nraracas of Hayti. presiden;l 2l-Aeting President Gomez of vo
 busted Castro cabinet. 'enezusAl Z-Castro charged with plot to asso.-, ate Gomez. which was foiIed "Sassa 24.ln Berlin, Castro issued stat.
 abandoning claims to Venezueiaa... enent dency. eidh pres 25-President Faliieres of Franc a..
 by crazed politician a'tacke z5-baron Cotte. chief of Russian
 political police, killed in battle ugi.s ssec,s olutionists. "ilh re7.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

United States senate by Rhode Island legislature.
 Feb 2S-Gov Bradley Ky3 elected to
 United States senate to succeed J. E. MCCrcary.
 M.r. 6-Gary elected United States sen ator by joint South Carolina legislative % Senate passed ship subsidy bill giv- ing lG-knot vessels S4 mile between this country, South America, Philip pines. Australia, China and Japan 22-C. E. Littletield tNe) resigned as con q President Roosevelt sent special mes
 sage t9 congress. relating to child-cm-
 ployers' liability and injunction iu labor
 cases, tariff and other laWs....John
 w, stewart fNt) appointed to fill sen
 ate vacancy caused by death of Red 25-Gor1Han government declined to re-
 ceiVe p- fIa as ambassador Go Ger 25-IIaIi Milton tFIa) appointed to sue
 cecd late Senator Bryan
 2S-GcrWany announced acceptance of D
 J. ttill IS ambassador to Germany 31-President Roosevelt accepted rcsigna-
 tiuu of Ambassador Tower and sent
 to senate appointment of iF. H-N. Apr l=Edwln Norris inaugurated gov
 ernor of Montana
 2-Agrical0raI appropriation bill of slI.-
 anN>a tassed house ot representatives. C-Sterliug employers liability hIl passed
 house.. House passed appropriation bill
 for Pearl HaHbnr Hawaii naval sta
 ti0n---. .Seuater Milton sworn in to sue
 CCcI lHtP SPDatCr Bryan.
 9-Fres.d dent tB special message asked
 suppression of anarchy
 2l-Prcsidcnt Roosevelt signed employers
 liability alH
 21 President Roosevelt in special mes
 sage urged child labor law.
 My B-NreelaHd currency bill passed
 house.
 29-In trying t7 kill emergency currency
 b.N I8f4t.ette talked IS hours. 35 35-Con2reas al burned after senate
 passed efftrseacy currency bill. Jen. 4= 4=fresid.ut Roosevelt accepted
 appointing Luke r. Wright his suc- 2S-Se resary Sleeper, in charge of Nene- 2Uel7u dirIematir affairs. left Caracas ss result lt Castro disputes.
 @A-I I+use NrlS4t teok up office of secre- tary uf War. vice Taft resigned. Jul 9=Neugzeela severed relations with United States by recalling diplomatic
 ."avoF. Seear Nelea-Geiueaa. %nt l3-SeCrrtary of Navy Victor H. MctcAU resigned. Truman H. New hcrlN named as successor. @i-IQrWty GOV. Albert E. Cummins elect cd United States senator from Iowa. to Gll out term of late Senator N E. Ali
 son.
 21-Tuited States and Japan signed treaty agreeing 10 respect each others rights in Facftie and defining mutual attitude
 toward China
 Dee. 7-Both houses of congress convened
 for second session of SiNtieth congress ll-tioHse adopted resolutions, providing Tor tine naming of committee of in- VcstiSatlou 10 probe secret service crit ic!sms in presidents message. l6 Senate adopted resolution to investi- gate tnterences in presidents message l9-Hoase adopted resolution asking prcsj- dent to supply eVideuee for assertions
 relative to secret service assertions ir message.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

teD. l3-J. K. ven son son jumped lls it. setting new Amer. l6-John Mangsetn jumped IF 1t. brea.. ing American ski record
 lS-A. Wengler. Chicago, broke wor,s, bowling record at Cincinnati, score s 23-yenson again broke American ski rss. ord. mark-122 1t.
 Mar. 1s-Tommy Burns knocked out Je, Roche in first round at Dublin. jumped l3l it. G1Calvin Demarest won national biHiap championship at Chicago. Apr. 3-frank Gotch won worlds wres. ting championship from George Hack. 2o-Henry Chadwick. father of baseban. died in Brooklyn aged S3. May 5-Calvin Demarest. Chicago won international billiard championship al Jun. 25-Harvard won varsity boat "a. from Yale. Jul. 4-"Battllng" Nelson defeated ]. Cans. rounds at Frisco winn'u, worlds lightweight championship 1-Mercedes car won Grand Prix auts race in France. Two men killed ll-Themas J. Brice, president Columba baseball club. dropped dead lin Olympic games Flanagan. Amer. ca. won hammer throw, breaking Olyu pie record: Sheppard. American. wua l.J00 meter run. lG-Sheridan. American. won Olympic dis GUS throw; Rose, American, won sho put. 24-John J Hayes. American, won olyn. pic Marathon race. 25-Olympic games closed standing America. 1l+l5 United Kingdom. 6s i-5 Sweden. 12h. Canada. II. South Africa < Greece, S; Norway, :. Germany, | Italy < Hungary. : 1.3. France, ta. Australia. l; Finland. l. Aug. 22-Tommy Burn. knocked out Squires. 18th round at sydney. Australia Sep Billy Papke knocked out Stan ley ketchel. l2th round. at Los Angeles Cal, winning middiaweizht worlds pu. gflistfe championship Handy. Chiea. go won ten mile swimming race at St Louis Mo
 9-SeIson knocked out Cans in 2lst round at Frisco.
 Oct. G-Detroit won American leagus baseball championship
 S-Chicago won National league baseball pennant.
 14-Chtcago National league champions won worlds baseball championship from Detroit Nov. 2-Jimmy Britt defeated Johnny Summers, 10th round. al London 25-Doraudo Pietri defeated John j. Hayes. Olympic Marathon winner, in 26-mile race in Madison Square garden. New York, In renewal of olympic struggle.
 28-stanIey Ketehel knocked out Billy Pneke In eleventh round at san Frnn- cisco. regaininE middieweiGht cham pionship of the world.
 Dec. 1l-At meeting Of national baseball commission, Empires Kiem and John stone charged that attempts were made to bribe them to throw decisive New York-Chicago game.
 20-Jack Johnson tcoioredD won the worlds heavy weight boxing cham pionship from Tommy Hurns at Syd- ney, Australia, in n rounds. &-Southern Italy and Sicily shaken hy earthquake which destroyed several towns, killed many. and caused disas- trous tidal wave. wrecking many vessels and much property.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Texas saving bank. placed in receivers hands
 1S~John R. Walsh. president Chicago Ma tieHal bank and several railroads, con Xieted of misappropriating institutions 21-Gapital State Bank. Boise, Idaho, sus- e2|Traders and Mechanics Bank, Pitts hurs Pa, closed doors. 2a-National Bank of North America. New York. closed for liquidation. by order Of government. 29-New Amsterdam National bank, cap ita1 s1 coo O0o. and Mechanics and Ira ders' bank both Of New York. taken in charge by comptroller of currency. 3.0rental Bank of New York closed doors. following run. Feb. 13-W E. Eidsely, comptroller of currency. accepted presidency of re- organized National Bank of Commerce.
 Kansas City, Mo. % International and Great Northern Railroad Go. Gould line, placed in re
 eeixers' hands.
 Thomas indicted on charge of misman- agement of funds of Prevalent Savings Life Assurance society. Mar. 13-John R. Walsh denied new tr.at; sentenced to five years in federal prison l6-People's National bank, Aspin, Cot, closed.
 Macomb City, Miss, placed in receivers hands.
 21-Rank of wauseon, Wauseon. O.. closed doors
 24-T A. Mcintyre & Co. with houses in many cities. failed for Sl, GOO 000. May S-Euclid Avenue Trust Co. Cleye- land O, assigned. 14-Reserye Trust Co. and American Saw ings bank, Cleveland, o., closed their
 doors
 2S-G. W. MacMllen X Co, Pittshurg.
 Pa, stockholders, failed, liabilities, Jun 8@Kosciusko Company bank. War
 saw. Ind, closed by state auditor. 23-Gidzens bank, Dover. Ky. closed
 doors
 Jul National Deposit bank. Philadel-
 phia, Pa, closed by comptroller of cur 17-F'armers and Merchants Banking Go.
 Cleveland, O.. failed.
 2&--stardurd Oil s20,2i0,OoO Hue dcci-
 siOa unanimously reversed by Unit
 ed states court cf appeals at Chi Al. 5- First National bank. Belle Plaine.
 M.nn., closed by order comptroller of
 currency bank WAS insolvent: Presi-
 dent C Lund committed suicide. 25A Q. Brown & Co.,. one of largest
 New York hr0lfeFase firms failed lia-
 btttties oyer sl.Gn0 GOO
 Sop. 11-A. Booth X Co. largest fish
 house in country. forced into receiver $ Oct l6-t-nicn National bank, sommer- vile. Pa. closed hy government Noe. 5-Gharles W Morse and Alfred H. Curtis. great huanciers, found guilty of misapplioaton of funds and faIsify- ing books of National Bank of Amer lea, New York Curtis given liberty on suspended sen teuce.
 2S-Eldred bank of Eldred. Pa. suspend cd capital stock Suoo10 Dec 1-Eauonal exchange bank at | Springfield Mo. closed; excitement caused by effort of ". 0. Oldham.
 cashier of Stale Savings bank, 10 shoot | President IT E. Mcdaniel of Union Ma l tiuual bank
 -Sprinsport, Mich. State Savings bank | closed by bank examiner | 16-Somersworth. W. II. First National | bank closed. following discovery of ! shortage of $S5ea.
 2 Thomas F Ryan announced retire
 mont ffoln anaa | 26-l Henry W. Poor New York broker. as signed for creditors
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. 6-At Kickapoo, Kan. drowned by OVerturniuc of skiH 1o-At Vinegar Bend Ala. : in railroad collision. l2-,At Jimtown. Pa. drowned while skating 27-At Bedford City. Va. colored per sons burned to death So-Near Hawks Nest. N. Va. 9 miners by explosion 3l-Near Wesson Miss, by cyclone. Feb. 3-At Northumberland Pa. ' by boiler explosion. l0-At South Carrollton. Ky. 9 in mine explosion. At New Liskard. Ont, : burned to death.
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. 2-Curtis Guild. 5r.. Was inaugur- ated for third term as Massachusetts governor.
 21-AIississlppi legls- lature elected John Sharp Williams to United States sen ate. term to begin March I, 1911, tCrmer Sen. ct -H,-s-. a1a,fzl tA
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. 23-An attempt to overthrow POr- tugal monarch and proclaim republic frustrated. r l O [ was to assassinate Premier Franco.
 Feb. king Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe of Portugal shot to death on streets Of Lisbon, while re-
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Jan. 3-Gov. Hanly, Indiana, ordered troops to Muncie to suppress street car strike.
 Feb. 3 Thomas Lewis elected pres idsnt of United Mine Workers of America.
 ss-Southern railway cut labor wages ten per cent. pf-
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. l3-At Boyerton. Pa. IFS Killed burn ing of opera house and subsequent pam ic resulting from explosion ef moving picture device
 2I-Cyclone swept through Alabar,s causing property loss of s500 Q00 Feb l4-Tornadocs devastated towns of Tyler Texas. and MossvIlle, Soso and service. Miss. killing score and blow
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

AsSSt tittttu mayor MllWaukee, WIS. ....T. T. Crittenden. Jr.. elected mayor of Kansas City. Mo
 Jun H-PreSident Roosevelt was given a E-minute demonstration in the Republi- can National convention at Chicago. lS-Secretary of War Wm. IT. Taft was nominated for the presidency of tho United States in the Republican eonven- tion at Chicago. on the first ballot. re- ceiving 782 votes.
 1s-Congressman Jas S. Sherman was nominated for vice-president on the nrst ballot by the Republican conven- Jul s-Frank H. Hit elected chair man of the Republil national com mittee.
 Civilian Jennings Bryan was nomnat- ed for the presidency by the Democratic National convention al Denver. Colo.... Thomas E. Watson was formally noti- fled of his nomination for the presi- dency by the populaee at Atlanta Ga. l0-John Worth Kern of Indiana was nominated for the ice-presidency by Denver. Colo.
 H-Eusene W. Chain of Chicago was nominated for the presidency of the Ada, Ohio. for the vice presidency by the National Prohibition convention. at x.wm H. Taft was formally notified of his nomination at Cincinnati Ohio, 8-Thos. L. Hisgen of Massachusetts, was nominated for president and J. T. Graves of Georgia. for ee-president, in the first national convention of the Tn- dependence party at Chicago. Nov. 3-Wm. N. Taft elected president ana Jas F. sherman viee-prcsident ef the United States, on the Republican tfcket by ou electoral vote of sl..,.-. de- fcatinz William Jennings Bryan md J. VI. Kern, Democratic candidates for president nnd yice-prc@ident, re- speciveiy .Chas. A. Deneen re- elected governor of Illinois. 'shes A. Marshall elected governor 0t Indiana Fred M; Warner re-eiccted gov ernor of Michigan. James A. Da- vfasor reelected governor of Wis., consin Chas. E. Hughes reelected governor ot New York.
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Jan. 2-Dr. Nicholas Senn. f 0 r 0 III 0 s [ American surgeon, at Chicago.
 12-Rabbi Bernhard 'elsenthal. oldest Jewish theologian in America. at Chi CdgO.
 IS Edmund Clarence Stedman, banker, poet and literary critic, at New York. aged 75
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

J an. 2-StaIe Bank, Rock yford, ( 0 closed doors.
 6-Four big New Yerk q i a m O n d firms forced into trustees hands lia bilities. si, 500. o01. S-Chicago G re a [ W eStern railroad placed in hands of rectiy CTS.
 I6-We estern B an k and Trust Co, Dal- las, Tex, largest Texas saving bank
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Apr. 3-Peopie's par ty convention in St. Louis nominat- ated Thomas E.. Watson of Georgia for president. and s a m uel W r. Hams of Indiana, for vice president. In Illinois local option elections S2S townships W @ n {
 dry, l.0l4 saloons
The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

Jan. i-Owen Mo ran fought & 25- round draw with Abe Attel.
 3-Edward Hanlon. eX-w0rlds 8 cham pion oarsman, died at Toronto. Can. 6--George Dixon, ex- worlds champion pugilist, colored, died in New York. Feb. 13-J. E. Ven CAn fFa,., tN1Tl IIc ft
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-14
HIGH SCI AS
ARE DOING
DAMAGE
STEAM SHOVEL ENGINEER CALL
ED TO LAKESIDE YESTERDAY.
Roadbed and Track Intact, BreakWater
Requires Some RepaIrs-Flercc
Winds Cause Trouble.

John Fleming. steam shovel en-
ginecr, was called to Lakeside yes
terday afternoon to aid In the repair
of the breakwater at that place. II is
reported that the recent wind that
has prevailed In Ogden and on the
Great Salt Lake created such high
seas as TO do considerable damage to
the breakwater heretofore built Tor
the protection of the railroad track
on the lake shore Immediately west
OF Ogden.
Mr.. Fleming was accompanied by
Il goodly crew OF workmen to aid in
making the repairs. 1t is expected
that the repairs will be made within a
few days time. The only damage re-
ported is in the displacing OF some OF
the material used In the breakwater
The track Is intact and no serious
results could occur to the roadbed
except that the breakage be left un-
repaired for an indefinite length OF
time.
1t is said that the waves OF the
lake during the wind storm OF We'd
Desday. Thursday and Friday were un-
usually fierce and dashed with such
violence against the grade of the road
bed and the breakwater at Lakeside
that some OF the rock work and other
was displaced, The damage was not
sufficient, however. to in any way leo-
pardiZe the traffic OF the road.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-14

country for tho operation Of the factory
arc being considered by the managers
but 1t cannot yet be determined which
is the better locality, That the fac
tory at La Grando must be abandoned
Is settled question. but where to take
IL is the problem that vcNcs the com
pany now. One proposition presented
is TO place the factory In Weber county.
perhaps In the upper valley near Hunts
Vile. and stlll another scheme Is re-
ccirinG consideration. 10 establish tho
factory at 81 point near the dividing
llnc between Snnpctc md Sewer coun-
tics II is said that the people OF those
Two counties are very dcslrouG OF hnv-
Ing sugar factory in that sction ond
arc willing TO put forth their beat cf-
forts to make the fuctory pay il II Is
brought there
Tho Oregon factory has not bccn
paying investment from the start. This
Is owing to the fact that the farmers OF
the valley up Jhcrc have COMO out of tho
boet growing business TO quito an ox:cnt.
This lo not duo to the mfortil'ty OF tho
soil but II " due to the lack CT water
at tlme when the bocts need II most.
The wator. during the dry seasons OF
the past few years. hos diminished early
In August. and .his fact has rather dis
couraged tho beet growers OF that sec-
ton.
In tho meantime tho people OF San
,'ctc and SevicE have been uniting In
growing bects OF good quality, ard they
ar" now In a position 10 make more
certain proposition IA TO what they VIII
do In the growth OF bects than they
could do two or three years ago