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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

and doubles and mixed doubles, no
place given.
July 13-Oregon state championship.
MuItnomah amateur athletic club,
Portland, Ore.
ers' cricket club. Chicago.
July 24-Western championship
doubles, western singles for men and
women. Onwentsia club, Chicago.
August 2-Pacific northwest cham
pionship, Tacoma lawn tennis club.
Tacoma
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ship. mems and women's singles, Pa
ciflc State lawn tennis association, San
Francisco
August 23-Intermountain champion
ship, singles and doubles for men and
women, Salt Lake.
August 23-Colorado state cham
pionship, Denver country club, Denver.
September Texas state champion
ship, Texas lawn tennis association,
Dallas, Tex.
September 6-Pacific States cham
pionship, mems and women's singles
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pionship singles and doubles. Crescent
athletic club. Brooklyn, N Y
August 9-Championship of Red
River valley and North Dakota, Grand
Forks town and county club, Grand
Forks.
August 9-Championship of Iowa.
South Dakota and Kansas City, Sioux
City tennis club. Sioux City. Ia
August 17-National championship
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New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular Through Service

The Wonderland OF the Pacific See Milford
sound. the Wanganui River and the Hot Lakes
and SeySerS-surpassing the Yellowstone. New
Zealand IS now at its best The s. s. Mariposa
sails April Is Only SEQ round trip to Weliing-
ton. New Zealand. first class. way. third
LINE TO HONOLULU-SpecIal round trlo
rate. Sl1O- s. ;. Alameda, sailing Ap-fl "a etc
Send for itinerary. o. s. y Co. 6T3 Marker
st. Telephone Kearny 1921.
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LAST OF vICrORIANs

AIgernon Charles Swinburne, the last
OF the greater Victorian poets. was
horn in Chester street, London, April 5,
1897, and had. therefore, Just passed
his seventy second year. He was the
son of Admiral Charles Henry Swim
burne and grandson of John Edward
Swinburne. fifth baronet OF the an
cient NOrthumbrian line. His mother
was Lady Jane Henrietta, daughter Of
the third earl OF Ashburnham.
He was educated partly in France
and passed from Eton to Balliol. Ok
ford. in 1857, and left the university
in 1860 without degree, 10 travel on
tie continent He visited Walter Saw
sge Landor in Florence in 1854 and was
his guest for many months. Later he
became closely associated with Dante
Gabriel Rossetti and William Morris.
The year OF his leaving oxford was
marked by the publication of The
Queen Mother" and "Rosamond." which
written in Elizabethan manner, re-
Nealed little metric talent and reused
practically no attention. It was in
1865. while living in London in the
house OF Rossetti, that he published
Atlanta IN Clayton" a beautiful lyric
drama cast in the mold of ancient trag-
edy. a work which was said at the
time TO read like an inspired trans
lation" OF the Greek, and proved that
new poet with an exquisite lyrical
git had arisen.
Ia Atlanta considered by many
IFS masterpiece. Swinburne displayed
for the first time that magical
mastery Of metrical form, in which, in
all English literature. he is eoualed
by Shelly and Milton alone. IL by them.
IN the celebrated choruses Of the poem
the English language is nodded TO an
eNQuisiteness Of lyric melody which
might almost have been deemed i'm
possible IN a vernacular dominated by
The stin imperium Of the Iambic
verse. Such a work promised to ap-
peal but to few, aud yet it met with
q vide and popular reading.
"Chastelard." play dealing with an
incident in the life of Mary Stuart.
was distinctly disappointing. hut
Poems and Ballads" published in 1866.
provoked a sensation which has had no
parallel since.
INTERNATIONAL FAME
Poems and Ballads" made Swim
burne at once a figure of national and
International note, and the center of a
hurricane Of criticism aroused by what
might be called the ethical tone Of the
volume. They showed tho art of the
author at its best but thew sang of
themes abhorred by the middle class
Anglo Saxon morality, in a manner
undeniably thorough. The animal side
Of sexual passion was therein depicted
with a fervidness OF tone and a wealth
Of feshly imagery which subjected the
poet 10 the most denunciation as a
glorifer Of pre-Christian morality.
In criticism Swinburne's attention
was paid chiefly TO the Elizabethan
drame lists, though he made excursions
elsewhere, not spariDg contemporary.
His prose, TOO. caught the allitera
ton, resonance and undulating rythvm
or his verse.
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POET SWINBURNPS
VOICE is SILFNCED
Famous English Bard Succumbs
TO Pneumonia; May Be
Buried by Sea
But for Last Wish, His Resting
Place Would Be Vest
minister Abbey

LONDON. April 1o.-Algernon Charles
Swinburne. the poet and essayist, died
this morning He hsd been suffering
with influenza which developed into
pneumonia
Algernon Charles Swinburne was
born in London April 5. 1897. his faith
er having been Admiral Swinburne and
his mother Lady Henrietta. daughter
or the third earl Of Ashburnham- He
was educated in France and England,
and as poet he was especially well
known for his facile metrical inven-
ZION.
He was a bachelor and lived at the
Pinez Putney-
i is understood that Swinburne had
expressed the wish TO be buried not
far from the sea His body probably
viii be inferred in the family vault on
the isle Of Wight 1t is expected. how
ever. that the dean and chapter Of
Westminster Abbey will offer a place
in the Poets corner"
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singles. championship doubles and In
terscholastfc singles championship,
United States national lawn tennis as
sociation. Newport. r. l.
February %. 1910-NatiOnal indoor
championship for men, Seventh regi-
ment tennis club. New York
New Zealand has IA students In the
University of Pennsylvania this year.
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The leading suburban hotel OF Central Califor-
MIA. garden spot with Il uniformity OF climate
that appeals to every one. Indoor comfort and
outdoor attractions. The excellence OF our table
service and general accommodations wins the
praise OF all who register with u.s. Special rates
in the bachelors quarters. Half an hours ride
from San Francisco. JAS. II. DOOLITTLE
Manager, San Mateo. Cal
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ParaiSOHOt Springs

Most wonderful climate. mineral wat
erS and baths for rheumatism and all
stomach troubles; expert masseuse
Rates S12 per week upward. Address IF
MCGOWAN. Paraiso, Monterey County
California.
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Injunction Checks Rate

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 10
An injunction sought by the West vir-
ginia coal operators against the Nor
folk and Western, the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Kanawha and Michigan rail-
roads to pervent the roads from filing
with the interstate commerce commits
sion a new freight rate to the lakes
was granted by Judge Keller of the
federal court here today.
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Fails to Break Deadlock

CONCORD. N. H.. April 1o-When the
final attempt to take from the table the
railroad commission bill and break the
deadlock existing in the house after
171z hours of heated discussion had
failed, Governor Henry B. Quinby pro-
rogued the legislature today The bill
aimed to assess the railroads on the
market value of stocks and bonds
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HOTEL BELyEDERE
BELyEDERE.

Marin County. Cal.
This Hotel VIII be Opened for guests April 10.
under new management and ownership. The
service and table VIII be first class Boating
bathing. fishing and tennis courts. No fogs
Charmingly situated In Belvedere cove. Buses
meet all boats. Saturday night dances. For
rates and particulars address HOTEL BELYE-
DERE, Belvedere. Marin County. Cal.
KIN4ON & BEVIER. Props.
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GREAT PARK FOR PoTRERo

A great park for the Potrero dis
trict. lying along the crest of the hills
east of Kansas street and south of
Twentieth. was advocated by John Nc
Laren. superintendent OF Golden Gate
park.
This section" said he, Ties isolated
from our present magnificent pleasure
ground, and it's people deserve park
of their own. I would say 500 acres
is not too much to secure for this
southern section of our city. Within
1t there should be so acres set apart
for football, the same space for base
ball and large tracts for other sports
and athletic recreation
The sum Of $750,000, McLaren
thought, should be devoted for the
city's great second park domain.
From $4,000, 900 to s4.OOo.0OO were
the amounts named by P. ]. Healy as
necessary to secure chain of parks
reaching southwark from II street
along the crest OF the Mission hills to
Sunnyside.
Matthew Sullivan, for the Mission
promotion association, spoke spe-
cifcally for the park squares bounded
by Eighteenth. Nineteenth. Guerrero
and Dolores streets. $4,000 Twenty
sixth, Army, Dolores and Church, $780,
600; Nineteenth, Twentieth, Pennsyl-
vania and Iowa. $4,000. and Munich,
Brazil and Persia avenues, $4,000.
Telegraph hills claims were pre-
sented by Mrs. Lowell White and Miss
Hittell, the latter stating they would
reduce the amount to be asked from
s500,0O to s25O.OOO This would be
enough to secure 25 so vara lots and
go a great way toward saving the
hill
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BLITHEDALE HOTEL s.,,,,..,. s,R Valley

OPENS NAY 1st. Furnished cottages, rooms
furnished complete. electric lighted. with shoy-er
baths. Tennis. bowling. billiards, saddle
horses. Convenient summer homie for San Fran
cisco businessmen with their families As min
utes from San francisco. 30 minute car service
from hotel door. Perfect climate; no fogs: hrst
class service; moderate rates.
]. D. GILLILAND. Lessee aud Manager
Phone. NH Valley Main 925
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Authority to Fix Rates

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April 10
Another phase of the passenger rate
situation in this state was emphasized
in the house today when that body by
unanimous vote ordered engrossed
the bill giving the state railroad COM
missioners authority to fix passenger
fares The measure was made a special
order for Tuesday, when it will be
placed on its final nassa ge
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CAMPING

GUERNEwOOD PARK. on Russian river; fsh-
fng. boating and bathing; tents and cots rented:
lots for sale. Write for circular. GUERNE &
McIsANE. Guerneville-
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT MODEST


When asked what they wanted in the
way OF a bond issue for schools, Com
missioners O'Conner and Oliver, some-
what to the board members astonish-
ment, used their opportunity TO decry
any large sums for the purpose
Supervisor Johnston came to the res
cue of the proposed polytechnic high
school. He said it ought to be mag
nificently and nobly equipped, that
$780, 900 was not too much for the pur-
pose, and he praised the work done
in other cities by such schools.
To divers suggestion that ali that
was needed was a set of machine shops,
and OConnor's faint praise that $780,
600 was plenty 10 expend on the
project. Supervisor Payot added his in
dignant protest in favor of the trade
school. until il was evident that what
ever the board of educa tion thought
about the matter, the supervisors
would take care of the proposition
that the citizens should pass upon
whether or not they wanted a poly
technic institution the equal of any in
the country.
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MISSOURI LINES
PLAN TO FIGHT
Refuse to Make Further Com
cessi0ns in Matter of Pas
senger Rates
Officials of Eighteen Systems
Decide to Resist In
junction

ST. LOUIS. April 1o-That the rail-
roads Of Missouri have made all possi-
bic concessions to the state authorities
in the matter of passenger rates and
will resist the Injunction suit was the
gist of an announcement made today
at the close of session of executive
officials of the IS systems interested
There will be no compromise of rates
as Governor Hadley hoped.
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ADVOCATES GREAT
PARK FOR POTRERO
Superintendent McLaren Urges
Big Playground on City's
Southern Hills

The park, playground and other pub
lie improvements which have been ad-
vanced as worthy TO be included in the
June bond issue election call were dis
cussed at a public hearing before the
supervisors public utilities committee
yesterday. Upon the basis Of yester-
days showing and upon the data al
ready laid before the committee it will
shortly report its recommendations to
the board.
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sUTRO FOREST AND HEIGHTS


Giannini stated that some months
ago Judge English of Chicago, son in
law of the late Adolph Sutro. made a
proposal for the estate to the board
members to sell for 125O,000 the Sutro
forest. the Sutro heights and Sutro
baths.
While the Geary street railway prop
osition was not discussed in extenso
yesterday. and while the charter pro-
vision requires that such proposal
shall be placed before the people at =
special election of its own. the commit
tee decided to call such an election at
some other time, and will tomorrow
introduce a resolution in the board
calling upon the board of works and
the city engineer to furnish the esti-
mates OF cost required by law.
The city hall matter was considered
res adjudicata and will be the first
proposition presented before the people
in June.
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The merchants association asked
that in the city hail proposal two op-
tional sites be presented-the present
McAnister and Larkin streets location
and one farther out. in the neighbor-
hood of the junction of Market street
with Van Ness avenue and with the
proposed extension OF the panhandle.
The association submitted appraise-
ments OF the blocks in question, rang
ing from 100000 TO s1,350.000, or a
total for the three blocks bounded by
Market Franklin and Fell streets of
standing.
The proposition for an aquatic park
was submitted by Messrs. Phillips and
Fisher of the Aquatic club, the selected
site being the bay front at the foot of
Van Ness avenue. but no estimate of
cost was ready for submission.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
PRICE MOVEMENT |S . UNCERTAIN AND IRREGULAR
I,osprcT OF TIGHTER MONEY { LAS DETERRENT EFFECT ON ,. STOCK MARKET.
RA1H ON CALL LOANS HIGHER
uuyAr SOARING AGAIN ON BE LIEF BY PURCHASERS THAT
 REACTION IS DUE.

NEW YORK, April 27.--The halting and irregular price movement in the stoek market today argued speculative uncertainty. The subsistence in activ' ;tv extended to then bond market, and ,to tore there was rather heavy as weIl with none of the rapid absorption ,oipg on that was in evidence last Veek, The conviction still held that ,bo prospect of some eurtailment of the redundant money supplies was at the foot of the sentiment for slowing up ,be pace for speculation.
 The metal stocks other than steeel ana the smclting issues were weak no,pts and offset the influence of the firm tone Of United States Steel itself. The decline in Reading also had it's p,uai strong influence on the market The belief that a settlement of a wage agreement with the anthracite miners WAS imminent failed to help the stocks. Interest rates for time loans continued to advance, over-the-year maturities commanding 3l-4 to 312 compared with recent rate. of 3 per cent for that period. An upturn in wheat was not of a favorable effect on stocks.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, $5,OOS,OO0 United States bonds
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
MINERS PRESIDENT ENTERTAINED BY
 GLOBE UNION
BIG ATTENDANCE TURNS OUT TO GREET PROMINENT LABOR
 LEADER.
SPEAKS TO LARGE AUDIENCE
SAYS LOCAL MINERS ARE WE'LL SATISFIED AND HAVE NO
 GRIEVANCES.

For the first time in its history, the local branch of the Western Federation of Miners was honored yesterday by the presence of Charles D. Mover, president of the organization.
 Mir. Mover spent all day yesterday with members of the local order and last night attended the meeting of the organization. He was the guest of ho' or and as his presence here had been pretty generally advertised among the miners, the meeting was we'll attended.
 The president addressed the meet ing and his remarks were greeted with much applause. Mr. Mover touched Globe on his last stop but one. before returning to head. quarters at Denver. He has been ab- sent from Denver for over two months having spent most of the time in Cali fornia.
 Conditions in mining circles through. out the west are good and there is very little friction existing between employ CTS and employees, according to Mir. Mover
 q find conditions generally good throughout the west, said MT. Mover to then Silver Belt yesterday. "More men are being put to work all the time and I believe that conditions will continue to be good throughout the summer
 "I believe that when we hold our annual convention at Denver in July, that the Western Federation of Miners will have stronger organization than every before.
 '"While I have had no opportunity to judge Globe as a mining camp, it is apparently a very good place for camp, as far as climatic conditions are concerned.
 ''The mem here are satisfied with working conditions, as far as l can learn, as I have yet to hear of griev- ance."
 MT. Mover will leave this morning, going to Bisbee fron Globe. He will stop there a day and win then go to Denver.
 He expressed deep regret that he was unable to remain in this city until Sat urday, to enjoy the May day celebra- tion, the big feature of the year with the Miners union.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, April 27.--The London tin market had sharp break today, spot closing at fl39, l2s, Sd and flu lures at f!33, l5s. The local market was easy with spot quoted at 2s.2O to 29.95.
 Copper was lower at f57, Is. Sd for spot and f5S, Is, Sd for futures in Lon don. Tho local market was dull and unchanged with Lake quoted at l2.s7 i2 Go 1900; electrolytic l2.50 to l2.62l2; and casting l2.37h to l2.50.
 Lead in London unchanged, at flS, 6s, Sd and at 4:20 to 4.25 locally.
 Spelter was also unchanged, being quoted at f2l, l2s, Sd in London and at 5.O2& to 5.O71a locally.
 Silver g 3-S; Mexicans Ii.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
RISE IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The bulge in he wheat prices today was due ehiehy to buying based on the general belief that reaction was due from the sen ational slump of the last few days. One of the leading bulls was credited with liberal purchases, while shorts also were active bidders. Prices rose stead fly all day and at the close the Mey delivery sold at the top notch at l2l, while July was only Is to II below the best mark at l0S 5.S.
 May corn was especially strong and closed at a net gain of 2l-S to 2l.t, compared with the previous close. Dur ing the day, May sold between 60 l-2 and 7l 5-S and closed at 7l l-2 to 7l 5-s. July closed at 69 IS.
 Oats exhibited fifmness and closed at
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
NEW TOWN 0F CAMERON l MAKING FAST PROGRESS

That the new town of Cameron on the property of the Chrisman & Globe Mining company is laying the founda- ton for an elegant little city is evi- denced by the fact that the lots in the new townsite are changing hands from day to day. Yesterday there were recorded the following transfers from the new town:
 Chrisman & Globe to A. T. Ham. mons, lot 14, block 6, townsite of Can, eron; copsideration $150.
 Same to II. F. Solomon, lot l, block 1, townsite of Cameron.
 Same to Will Brown, lot 9, block l, townsite or Cameron.
 Same to J. D. Olds, lot l, block 1, townsite of Cameron.
 Same to Victor Van Valen, lot 9, block 4, townsite of Cameron.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
QUASI INDICTMENTS
FORMER OFFICIALS OF BANK OF
 oURAY WILL NOT HAVE TO STAND TRIAL.

DENVER, April 27.--The twelve in. dictmcnts against Judge Theron Stevens, George R. Hurlbut and Joseph Turner were quashed in Gunnison by Judge Carlton NJ. Bliss of Denver.
 The indictments charged the men named, who formerly were officials of the defunct Bank of Ouray, with re- ceiving deposits thirty days before the institution closed its doors, when they knew the bank was insolvent.
 Judge Stevens had been appointed to the bench in Goldfield, New, when the indictments were found against him. He had not been resident of Colorado for two years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
Avert Possible Danger

The street department is installing a row of posts along the concrete wall on North Broad, beyond the bridge. From these posts barrieade of wire or other material will be suspended, to prevent any ore from accidentally driving over the edge of the wall into the creek. The wall is several feet high in places and anyone driving over it could hardly escape serious injury. The work will probably be completed within the next few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
Fighter Pays costs

George Dunbar was fined $6.30 in Judge Pratt $ court yesterday for being drunk and disorderly. Dunbar acquired more drinks than he could negotiate handily and while under their influ- ence, he attempted to pull off a pugi. listic act in lower Broad street sa- loon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Dominion Arrivals

Dominion Arrivals
 Mrs, M, DeWolf and family, New York; Mrs. A. E. Ensign, Pasadena; :; A. o. Smith, Cincinnati; c. o. Ruff, Fl Paso; w. H. Daniels, Chicago; A. J. Bryant, Los Angeles; s. Marcus, Hamil. ton, O.; c. P. Lyndall, Los Angeles; J. H. Morrow, Los Angeles; Frank R. Stewart, Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
Who Has Green Hat?-

At Sundays baseball game, someone exchanged hats with Gus Pinyon and walked off with his new green head gear, the pride of his heart. The per son who made the mistake can secure his own chapeau at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28

Goods are now being marked down for Sultan Bros. Rebuilding and Closing ing Out Sale. Watch for announcement
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28
MINES AND MARKETS

net gains of 3.s to 7-S over yesterday. The range of May for the day was 55 5-S to 56 SS and closed at 56 IS to 561-4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-28

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work. lowest prices.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-08
Cure for Liquor Habit
Give orrine and Destroy All Desire
Sold Under Guarantee

Orrine is the most successful cure
for the liquor habit that the world
HIS ever known. IL is Il home treat
ment, given without publicity. deten-
ton from business or loss of time,
and is absolutely guaranteed If the
simple directions on each box are care
fully followed So remarkable have
been the changes wrought for suf-
fcriag drinking men by Orrine that
leading ministers. charity workers,
rhilanthropists and druggists every
where recommend the treatment
Thousands of Endorsements have been
given for the remedy. Missoula Drug
Co. has been selling orrine several
years in this city. Read what they
say;
We have been selling ORR1NE for
3 years and have had many people
tell us of the good results they have
obtained from using same. We be-
lieve that ORRINE is one of the best
preparations Of its kind on the mar
ket today and do not hesitate to rec
ommend il To anyone in need of such
Il preparation"
Orrine is prepared in two forms. No
/. Il powder, absolutely tasteless and
ndarIess. given secretly i'm food or
drink, arrine No. : i'm pin form. is for
those who wish To cure themselves. Or
rine costs oni-. 81 n box. Write for free
0rrine booklet tmailed in plain sealed
enyelone1, tn 0rrine Co. GAL Orrine
building. Washington. y. &. Orrine Is
for sale in this city by Missouia DRUG
Co. Hammond block.
They know 0rrinc is a reliable and
efficacious remedy for drunkenness and
they will not offer you n substitute.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-08
GERBER IS ARRESTED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR

TIL" case OF the state a4a.nst Her
man Berber. for selling liquor within
tive miles Of railroad grade in
course Of construction without having
been on the ground six months be-
fore work was commenced on the
grade, was yesterday set for hearing
Saturday afternoon by Justice of the
Peace Dyson. Gerber was arrested
several days ago. his arrest being the
elimination of the order made few
weeks ago by the county commits
sioners. that all saloons along the
line of the Clearwater Short Line
railway be closed. The order was
made by request of the railway Of
ficials. Gerber is at liberty on bonds.