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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-20
Sunday Ball LegaIized

ST. PAUL, April 19.-The house bill
legalizing Sunday baseball passed the
senate today. 1t is believed Governor
johnson will sign it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-20
NEW FISH AND GAME LAW
CAUSES GREAT HARDSHIP

STOCKTON, April 19-The new fish
and game law, which prohibits pos
session of dressed catfish less than
eight inches long, the catching of cat
fish with set lines or nets, and reduc-
ing the size of bass nets from 7 to 515
inches mesh, has caused thousands of
dollars loss to river fishermen, putting
some of them out of business entirely.
Fully 300 families were dependent on
the river fishing industry, and they
must now seek other means of liveli-
hood, as market fishing with hook
and line cannot be made profitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-20

1t is figured that a successful physician must
have a clientele of 16O families or about $50
persons.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-26
Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given taat pursaant to a power of salein certain deed of trust to me executed by U C. Hallum and Eta Hallum, his wife, on the 9th. day of March. 1905, and recordedin in Record Book $, p'' page 41s, of the records of Monroe County default having been rnadein the conditions in said trust deed, at the request of the holder of the note secured thereby. ], as trustee, will sell at public auction, for cash. in front of the Post Office in the city of -Brnkley Monroe County Arkansas, on the
 2oth. DAY OF MARCH, 1909,
 within legal hours sof sale, the following described real estate, Ao-wit: The North half of the s w quar- of s quar of section 3l, also lot or parcel of land described by metes and bounds as follows: Commencing at stake at the N. E. corner of the South west quarter of said section 3 and run thence West on the quarter section line to the N. w. corner of the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter twenty rhasns more or less to stake, thence South on the quarter section line .27, 87 chains to 2 stake, thence East twenty chains more or less to the half section line, thence North with half section line 27, 87 chains 10 tho place of beginning, all in township 3 North, Range 2 West, containing 73 acres more or less.
 Fi.c. STRONG,
 Trustee for H. A. Carter, sl February 26th, 1909.
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were seen playing on bank of creek and when missed from home search was made for them. The body of one of them was found that evening and the other the following day. The Epps Realty Co. had stenog- rapher, Miss Irma Stevens, from For rest City. to help them cut a day or two on their correspondence. From the amount of literature they are sending out and the mail they are re- ceiving, we think this country is being we'll advertised.
 We are advised that the Epps Realty Co. have just closed another good sizeed deal on rice lands.
 Fred Schmidt has rented his farm to w. T. Holwell. Fred is going to spend a few months on his cid sta mp fairgrounds in Nebraska.
 Work is progressing as rapidly as possible on the new bank building.
 The large plate glass front for the the new bank building came in Tues day.
 WheatIey is building a gravel road from post office to the depot. The fir st car of gravel was unloaded Mon day. It is estimated that if will take l3 car loads to complete the job. A number of land seekers are here now prospecting.
 C. T. McPhaul is now assisting C. E. Hemenway, Post master.
 The Gobblers meet seeulafly. new members coming in weekly Wheatley Mercantile Co.,. Is getting in goods daily. If you have any goods or checks to put up as collateral your credit is good.
 Judge Lynch, of Helena. was here for day or two this week. The Judge does not travel around for nothing.
 J. F. Watwood the real estate agent has talked Ioanes so much he has about lost his voice.
 WIG Whittake'isnow city ularshel- Look out boys how you jump on and off of moving trains. for If he catches ! you violating the law some one will have to "come across
 H. c. smith. j.ts nov hashauset. |fics in the MayoF's office, Toomuch iaw iu enc room for violators. Look a little out. RAx.
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The Boys Corn Clubs.

WiviIle. Ark. Feb p, 1902 Editor ARGUS:
 Please allow me 10 address, through the columns Of your paper. some who may ke interested in The Boys Corr Clubs
 Nearly all the state and county papers that have noticed recently have had something to say ahoutaheiHs In fact the papers are doing their part we'll but t seems that the people are slow to act.
 It was my pleasure to be present at Little Rock, when Mr. Evans made the announcement to the teachers assembled in their annual gathering and explained the purposes. the method of operation and the benefits to be derived through the clubs. l became interested in the matter then and feel assured that if some one will take the lead and encourage the boys that several good clubs can be organized. It will be helpful to the boys in several ways. First. 1t will encourage them to do their best, and then it will aid them in systematizing their work. They are to keep record of what they do. This will be one degree in an agricultural education.
 have interested some of my farmer friends at Roe in the matter. and since I've been here. have organized club of eight of my school boys. and am sending their names 10 the county examiner at Augusta. ] would be glad to see something from the county examiner of Monroe. or some one who may be interested in the enter prise.
 l believe that when they have developed the ccFn business that other things will hs taken up ta ex- pertinent upon. Hoping to hear from others upon this subject. remain very Respect.
 w. L. Ferguson. 1
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FROM BLAcKToN.

Miss Katie Cannon visited friend: in Helena from Fdday until Tuesday. Mrs. Williams and daughter. Wilma spent Monday with Mrs. Dyer. Miss Margaret Palmer Is on our sick list this week
 Several prominent men from Clar- endon were in our little city Monday. Bruce Franks of Holly Grove. Is the guest of his cousin. Theo. Malone, this week.
 Hague Graham mad, business trip to Raymond Monday.
 Mrs. Burkett Is suffering with bone feIon these dreary days.
 HONOR ROLL. The names of the pupils who average 90 per cent or mere.
 Eighth Grade: Win Malone. Lillian Dyer.
 Seventh Grade: Venda C. Dyer. Jim Malone. Mattie Golden. Sixth Grade: Harold Burkett Fannie May Dyer. .A Fourth Grade: India Bell Peterson. Henry Sain. Tom Bonner. w Thiid Grade: Roy Henderson. Seconi Grade: Susie Bennington H snry Rennet.. Joe Bennington. First Glade: A. Edith Norris. Esther Bur ct. Garrett Aldridge. B. Johny Rol'e.
 BLUE EYES.
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WHEETLEY ITEMS.

Mir. Carlos has closed contract to put in rice we'll for A. Buckholz 3'a miles northeast of Wheetley. MT. BuckhoIz has something over 400 acres In his rice plantation. He has the lumber here now for his buildings. Hemenvay has just received car load of American wire fence which the farmers are taking at right prices.
 Edwin Boysen has been away few days on business. @.
 The Goldberg Mercantile Co. has just taken an inventory of their nam moth stock of general merchandise.
 There Is quite an inquiry here for good mules as the Spring Is adyanc- ing.
 Win. Fisher. of Lamar. Mo. came down here on a business trip last week.
 J. w. Travis. an OId resident oi Wheatley. lost two Of his children by drowning doxansar SpyIne Creek on the 18th ot this month. The children
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HAMLET

had melancholy. probably caused by an inactive liver. A bad liver makes one cross and erritable, causes mem tai and physical depression and may result disastrously.
 Ballard's Heroine Is acknowledged to be the perfect liver regulator. If you're blue and out of sorts. get a bottle to day. A positive cure for bilious headache. constipation. chiIls and Fever and all liver complaints.
 Sold ty Converse's Drug Store
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..KEEvIL KLIPPINGS.


 Mrs. M. J. Hawkins is very sick at this writing
 pr. z. T. Bennett. presiding elde' of the Helena district for the M. E. Church South, stopped off at Keevil and spent couple hours with Rev. < w. J. Wick on Saturday last
 J.N. O'Hare, J. F. White. Thos. Jefferies, Prof. Massey, Miss Winnie Brown and Miss Nellie Perry went to Clarendon Saturday.
 Mrs. Wm Taylor, ot Brinkley. vis- ....a he, sister. Mrs. Hs@kins. Satur- ,e good friends of Rev. A. J. < Kelley stogn1ed him or Friday night and sftes pressing the old soldier into service they held praymeetine and each visitor left upon the table, a token of kind rememberance. which was highly appreciated by him and his good wife.
 Mrs. Luna Ferguscn came up from Clarendon Sunday evening and re- mained ever until Monday with her
 
 brother. M. L. Sheffield, who has narrowly escaped spell of pneumonia but Is now improving under the care Dr. Murphey. ol Clarendon.
 Rev. Thurman, pastor of Turner and Shiloh circuit. preached an ex- cellent sermon at the home of Bro. Wick Monday night, Bro. Thurman is making his first round on the cir Cult and is putting in time visiting and praying with his people who are well pleased with their new pastor.
 KEEvrL SCHOOL ROLL.
 The following Is the roll of honor week ending Feb. 10:
 First grade: B. Dollie Ward. IT, nal Crsbtree. Lola Sheffield. C, Dcnsyan u'v-t.. John Crabtree, Essie Morgan. Blanche Morgan. Eugene |a x sllcy D. Jewell Ward. s. sss~D1 a'aee Earnest Bfcker- snhsrh Flora Chaffton sfliile vIch.
 .s. < sJlgss lrafp. Lillie
 ssnrsafi. Roy Var nth Camp be- Leonard Bicksrstats. Na lsck,
 -eyenth grade. Sidney Thafp Clarence Campbell. Charlie Campbell
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS

HOLLY GROVE NEWS Miss Viola Abramson spent last Saturday in Helena.
 P. J. Craaford. of Clarendon. was on our streets Saturday.
 Miss Jessie Williamson visited her sister. Mrs. Glide Woodfin. in Claren- don last week.
 Mono Abramson spent one night of last week in Clarendon.
 Mrs. w. F. Branch returned home from Clarendon last week. where she has been with Mrs. A. L. Smith for the past few weeks. saf
 Mir. and Mrs. Rue Abramson re- turned home last Friday afternoon. from their extended wedding trip through the North and East. They are gladly welcomed by host of friends.
 MrssM. E. Bsaver oflHeIena. visited
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ll1 Years Ago In Brlnkley.


 rThe following items appeared in the ARGUS Feb. p. 1898 -3H years ago -and was lively news in Brinxley then.
 Mrs. H. IL. D. Whtson was in Helena last week visiting friends.
 Mesdames A. ]. Hahn and E. T.. and Doc. Jr., were visitors in Forrest City this week.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Fiddyment was christensd Alice Martha [" on Sunday. Father A. Demurger officiating.
 Mrs. Garland Black. who has been visiting in Little Rock for several weeks past. is at home again to the delight of her numerous friends.
 Miss Martha McNalIy, of Little Rock, returnsd home with her sister, Mrs. w. c. Fiddyment, a few days ago and will spend few weeks here visiting her many old friends.
 We regret to hear of the serious illness of Miss Eula Woodfin who is filling the Chair of English @in the Female College at Russellville, Ky, LATER:-we rejoice to know that she is improving. WarArLEY IrEMsll YEARS Aco. Mrs. Goldberg spent some time in Memphis last week.
 Mrs. c. F. Hemsnway and little son, Charley. visited Brinklsy Mon day.
 Mrs. c. c. Smith and family have moved to thelr place, formerly owned by Rev. Cooke. F. T. Whitted, whe has been residing on the place, has moved to the Freeman place. vacated by Mrs. Smith.
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The seslst Of loJ

A French scientist has | one secret of long life. ns deals with the blood. RI millions oi Americans fsd Electric Bitters proIougs makes 1t worth living. ItpnHI riches and vits'izes ahe blocd, < wasted nerve cells, inpaus tone to the entire system. lll| send to weak, sick and people. "Kidney trouble had my life for rroa.hs v s!s'ts .Sherman, of Gushing. Me- ' y trIc Bitstrs cured mo entlnIy soc. st all druggists.
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BABY-aANDS

will get into mischief-often it means burn oF cut or scald. Apply Bal ards s Snow Liniment just as soon as inc accident happens. and the pain will be relieved while the wound will heal qnickly and nicely. A sure cure for sprains. Rheumatism and all pains.
 Prize 25c, soc and Sl OO bottle. Sold by Converse's Drug Store.
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COUNTY TEACHERS con-
 ING.
Splendid Program for the Approaching Teachers Nee ting in Brinkley.
 March 5th.

The following is the interesting pro gram for a meeting of the teachers oi Monroe county to be held at Brinkley' March 5, 1909, at the school audi torium:
 FRIDAY MARCH 5TH 7:3o, P. M. Address of Welcome, Mayor I. Ii. Jackson. BrinkIey.
 Response. Mir. c. C. Burton Roe. Freak of County Examiner. Mr. J. Mccullough, Clarendon.
 School Work from Patron $ Standpoint. Mrs. E. L. Woodfin' Brinkley. /
 SATURDAY MARCH 9TH. 9 A. M.
 Opening exercises.
 Benefits of Teachers Meeting MT. w. L. Ferguson. Roe.
 How l Teach Language. Mis-: Cavett. Clarendon High School.
 How Interest the Mothers. Miss Clara Rose, Brinkley.
 Thorouehness in inc Grades, Mrs H. c. Strong. Bfinkley.
 What Regard Good Order, MT w. A. Owen, Holly Grove.
 The Backward Pupil, MT. L. P Anderson, Brinkley.
 High School English. MT. Jos Youneblocd. Clarendon.
 Experience Meeting, by all tn teachers.
 Teachers are requested to brin with them specimens of their schoo work.
 The people of Brinkley will talk pleasure in entertaining at their home those teachers who come.
 s'""'''.. Y. '; ?: [: A''ss;,s 1s;:s,s.
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HOLLY GROVE NEws 4n YEARS Aco
 Ben Benton and wife spent Sunday In H. c. with his brother. R.~-L. Ben ton.
 pr. A. T. McMillan and wife, o' Little Rock, are here on visit to rel atives.
 Burton Moore and Edgar Reid, two of sClarendon's gallant young men, were in H. c. Sunday afternoon.
 While out hunting birds last week Roy Renfro accidentiy shot Ben Cooke under the right eye. We trust that if ism very serious wound.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Mayo gave the young people party last Monday night. Those present were Messrs J. B. Taylor. Roy Renfro. Tom Swift. w A. Paterson. pr. Parker. Henry Dial, and R. F. Milwee. Misses Rosa and Georgia Lambert, Sallie Cooke and Gertrude Peterson. All enjoyed themselves very much.
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MONROE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Wallacs .sd <. ot this place visited relative, i. ', ley Saturday, returning hom. u. Albert King went lo x Tuesday.
 " |. Riner made a bu to BFinkley Wednssdsy.
 R. W. Pledger of Msn,ts for a visit among his itIsnd, {. Mrs. R. V. Wallace VI. q 2 few days recently. We x report she is muchimproysd.l Jay Cannon went to Btbl urday,.his brother, Hossc. ing in the depot during hls,l. Joe Smith who has eupI5 Holwell.s camp, visited K this place Sunday.
 Monroe isn't on such ! present, therefore ve h,yss nsws. $ s...| '. ," JACKSON K. BLIcklD6
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revoIts Al Cold Steel.

'-''Your cnly hore." said three doc tors 10 Mrs. M E. Fisher. Detroit, Mich. suffering from severe rectal tr9uble. lies in an operation. "then used pr. Kings New Life Pills, " she writes, ''tilI wholly cured They prevent Appendicitis. cnre Constipa
 ton. Headache. 25e. at all druggists.
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her brother, c. cA sear, ana famiy here the past week. Mrs. Cleola McGraft, of La Grange, spent last Friday night in Holly Grove the guest of Miss Macklin.
 Rev. w. w. Lindsey went to Mar vel last Saturday to fill his appointment there Sunday.
 w. A. Owens is having some nice improvements made on hisstores, on Smith Street. Mrs. Cooseman, of Somerville. Tenn, accompanied the remains of her aunt. Mrs Maggie Taylor. from Forrest City to this place last Saturday.
 Rev. Plppins and Mrs. Muphey. of Forrest City, accompanied the remains of Mrs Taylor to this place last Satur- day
 I. w. Parker, of Palmer. was on our Streets last Saturday. Erin Roberts. of Memphis. visited home folks here last week.
 Mir. 5irt Ables and daughter. Miss Fannie. spent last Monday in the city of Clarendon.
 Ira Taylor spent last Sunday at Blackton. E. B. Williams spent last Monday in Helena. Miss Claudia Williams. one ofHolly Groves pretty young ladies. returned home from Marianna last Monday. where she has been on a visit for the past month.
 Mir and Mrs H. C. Lair left Monday afternoon for Little Rock and other points where they will visit for week or more. Mrs. Maggie Taylor died at Forrest City last wednesday and her body was brought to this place for burial. Her death was caused from being burned. pr. T. B.. SyIar was called to Clar- endon Wednesday to meet the Board of Health. Rev. w. A. Lindsey was called -sv Marvell last Wednesday 10 attend funeral.
 Phil Trice, of Helena, is visiting home folks at this time. F. R. Atkin was attending business in Brinkley this week. Mrs. Geo. P Reid of Clarendon, was the guest of Mrs. H. M. Peet las1 "Wednesday. Mrs Nora Haynie of Maryell. visited Mrs. Oliver Washington the latter par of last week,
 The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society wish to thank the young men and ladies who assisted them in the play on lasl "Wednesday evening especially Messers | J. w. Lair. McKinzie Peet. Edd Will iamsoa and A. L. Sylar for their nice music and other help and Mrs. F. K Atkins. Misses Mamie Johnson, Eva Franks. Wilma Williamson and Bettis cobbs, also MT. Arch fer hts kindness las door keeper. We would not forge the children who rendered thelr part' So well; and to the public generally. VI tend cur thanks for their liberal patron age.
 UNA.
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TAKE II Fl LIME
Just as Scores of BrihkIey
 People Have.

Waiting doesn pay.
 If you neglect the aching back,
 Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely fol- low.
 Deans Kidney Pills relieve bach ache,
 Cure every kidney ill.,
 Louis Abel. living on Main St., Clar- rendon, Ark, says: "No one who has not suffered from kidney disease can ever appreciate how greatfuI am to Deans Kidney Pills. My health be- gan to decline about six months ago. roticed sharp twinges in my back and after working at my bench for any length of time. could hardly assume 2 standing position. Tbe secretions from my kidneys were very irregular in action. profused at times and scanty at others. doctored but without relief and seemed to have takened enough medicine to stock small sized drug store. 1 finally dismissed the doctors and at the suggestion of a friend. began using Doan's Kidney Pills The re- lief received was most gratifying and in few weeks. was restored 10 my old time health and strength.
 For sale by all dealers. Price sol cents. Foster-Mlibun G.. Buffalo New York, sole agent for the United States.
 Remember the name Dosn's-aDd take no other.
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Northeast AIkansas nunna|, JtpssIa,

The Northeast Arkansas Normal will be held in Joo., weeks
 BEGINNING MARCH 23Rn
 and continuing until the June examinatoo The Normal work VIII include complete in all M. the Public and Ish School 6 % Courses n's work will . The Instructors Teachers fro best rm s.. 1ssa of1h9r sp sSia fitness for this a of this Normal Is to b. Its rich Lec,s n v every week lecmesw be delivered by of State and on special phases of Education aa 'q4 Three Special Features of this Normal combined .hn the most ,attracvd flcrmaIcver held in Arkansas @ I It will be d1rng the spring ,nhs all tea .s. 5 2 The Course of Instruction Is just what ,st te c, M ~ 8 ~Ths Course of Brilliant Lscture offers rare o,, a great men and hear tng For particulars address
 ssss2 ess3s sc. T. CARPENTER Jon.,b,, '.
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ssnrsfaif. Roy Var 6nth Camp be- Leonard Bicksrstats Na lsck.
 .,oyents grade: Sidney Thafp Clarence Campbell. Charlie Campbell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-02
Ogden Briefs.

James \. KimbaH and George Halver-
son have brought suit in the district court
against Thomas F. Mcfarland, to re-
cover S435 together with interest for a
legal services performed.
a warrant was sworn to yesterday aft
ernOOn by Willard Hanson, state food
Inspector, charging W. II. Lindsay with
selling diluted milk. The warrant was
placed in the sheriffs hands for serving.
Yesterday afternoon Manager Harry
Sims of the Orpheum and Isis moving
picture houses, took charge Of the Globe
theatre in this city. This now places the
three theatres under one management.
Max Figman, the we'll known actor,
spent few hours in Ogden yesterday
afternoon, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H
S. Spencer He is en- route to Los An
geles on short vacation trip.
The teachers of the ogden public
schools at meeting held yesterday aft
ernOon with Superintendent Mills, voted
to sign the contracts as drawn up
by the board of education.
At 10 O'Clock last night Tom Sem.
railroad switChman employed by the
Union Pacific, was knocked from a car
and fell near the track. Both hands were
crushed.
Two Mexicans giving the names of John
Green and Joseph Martin were arrested
at o'clock last evening by Captain
Brown and Officers Burke and Lever
upon the charge of petit larceny In the
store of John McCready.
The statement of fees for the various
county offices was filed with the clerk
yesterday afternoon. They show as fol-
lows: Clerks office, TS6O5; treasurer's
office, so; recorders office, $685.; sher-
ifs office, $3.50.
Upon the ground Of failure to provids
Rosa Spiers was granted a decree of di-
vOTce yesterday from John w. Speirs.
The couple were married in Ogden Dec
Is, 1903. The plaintiff was awarded attor-
ney fees and $25 per month alimOny.
In the district court yesterday after
room Judge Howell granted a decree of
divorce to Elizabeth Sargent from John
Sargent upon the grounds of habtual
drunkenness and cruelty. The couple were
married in Ogden July 13, 1898. The plain
tiff was allowed the costs and attorneys
fees.
In the estate of Thomas Fahey. de
ceased, at the request of the heirs. James
n HalversOn has filed in probate dfvi-
sion of the district court a petition for
letters of administration. The estate is
valued at S15,1S.76. $500 being in ne
gotiabie paper aid the remainder cash in
bank. There are seven devisees named
in the will.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-02
S65O.OOO FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
Ogden to Get Foundry and
Passenger Car Shop in
All Probability.

When ". H Bancroft returns from
New York, where he has been in CONSUL
tauon with z. H. Hartman ne will have
IN his possession the plans for about
so51OOO worth of Improvements for Og-
den which were approved by Mr.. HaTri-
From an authentic source it is learned
that the plans include those for a freight
office, foundry, additional tTackage for
the passenger depot undoubtedly pas
senger car shop and other minor improve
ments which have been contemplated for
Ogden and Salt Lake.
In the plans carried east by Mr.. Ban
croft to be submitted to Mr.. Hartman
for his approval, were, il is stated those
for a 100000 freight depot, $3.50 600 for
car foundry, about $4,000 for additional
side tracks for the freight and passenger
yards 1t is very probable he carried
plans for new passenger car shop
which would cost approximately $l50000.
The foundry is one that has been talked
Of In railroad circles for many months
and is much needed by the company for
the manufacture of car wheels, as the
company has not a foundry between
Omaha and Sacramento. The location Of
the foundry will undoubtedly be west of
the Union depot tracks close to the We
acres.
The matter of building a passenger car
shop in Ogden is another one of the many
improvements that will probably be
started within the next five months.
Omaha and Sacramento are the only
other two points on the system that are
equipped with shops for the manufacture
and repair Of passenger cars and on &C
count of Ogden's location as a railroad
junction of all the Hartman lines in the
west, the ACCESSIBILITY of building the
shops has been considered. The shops, it
is stated, would cost about $4,000 and
would be large enough to accommodate
twenty coaches at once. This would ne
cessitate a building about 300 feet long
and 100 feet in width.
The building of five or six additional
side tracks in the Union depot yard i'm
me1iately west of the present depot
tracks Will. it is believed, be the first Of
the improvements