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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09
Eoalinq Time.

No colt will be dropped during the
five hours from IL p. m. to a. III. nor
mally. The mare that shows no signs
of parturition at IL or even at 10 at
night is safe until early morning.
From I to 8 at evening, however, Is
d favorite hour. From to 3 In the
morning Is another. Perhaps one-third
of all colts are dropped during these
hours.-Denver Field and Farm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09
How the Gazette
Lost a Beat
By ALLEN L. CHURCHILL
Copyright. 1909 by American Press Asso-
citation


the city room StandiSh. the
city editor, after valnly seek
- Ing for assignments to keep
busy the half dozen idle reporters, had
cut the knot by driving them into the
street with orders to stay out until
each had found a story.
1t may be guessed that the Gazette
was not a metropolitan newspaper.
But, while our little city did not give
herself airs, she bOaSted three daily pa
pers, Of which the Star and the Ga
Zette were published in the afternoon.
The rivalry between them was nat
urally keen. The Star had beaten us
badly on local story the week be
fore, and 1t was common knowledge
In the office that Standish was burning
to redeem his reputation as the clev
crest newspaper man in town. There
seemed little likelihood that he would
do 1t on day like this.
A newcomer on the staff of the Ga
zette and a beginner in newspaper
work. | had thus far found the life
singularly lacking in that excitement
which is popularity supposed to be the
accompaniment Of the reporters ca
reer. On this particular day | was
working in the graveyard" This is
not as ominous as 1t sounds. The
graveyard in newspaper parlance Is
the cabinet which contains the obit-
uarieS of all persons whose decease is
likely to require extended notice.
These must. of course. be kept up to
date, and | was adding to them from
various sources and filing the complet-
ed notices away in the cabinet.
1t was a tiresome business, and l
was glad when Billy Moulton. our
''star" reporter. came i'll just after the
general exodus. MoultOn and | were
alumni of the same college, and this
fact, with some other things that we
had in common, had made us as good
friends as was consistent between the
''star" and the cub
He nodded to me and walked to the
city editors desk. With a freedom
which | contemplated with awe he
chatted with that august parsonage as
If he were an ordinary mortal. Sud
Answer that. will you, Billy?" said
Standish. Moulton took the receiver
and listened Then he turned to
Standish.
81 think you had better take this"
said he
whats the matter? Has anything
broken loose?'
Moulton, without replying, handed
the receiver to him as he came for
ward The city editor listened intent
ly, making rapid notes on the pad by
his side a few sharp questions, and
he hung up the receiver and FASTENED
to his desk.
Anything in it?" asked Moulton.
YES. lot. If we can get it. It's
from Morgensen. He has found out
Ter of the Fifth National bank, has
gone with $4,000 of the banks money.
The police are after him, but they are
keeping it quiet. If we can get hold Of
the facts before the last edition we
will score beat that will make the
town sit up"
had never heard the city editor say
so much at one time before. A flush
on his impassive face showed that he
was unusually excited. Moulton had
seized a handful of paper and stood
waiting. StandiSh looked at him.
You will do the bank end. Let 1t
run for all it's worth" He glanced
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09

around the room
and groaned.
"Of course it
had to h a p p e II
when everybody
is out" he said.
| felt his eyes
upon me and bent
over my work.
My h cart was
humping wildly.
l heard a whis-
pered consulta-
tion with Moul-
ton and looked
up just In time
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09

''ThC CHShtCr has gone 10 see the latter
uiH $50, OO0." nod emphatically.
Standish walked quickly over to where
l sat.
I'm sorry the older men are all out
Mr.. Gordon" he said, but it's the
chance you have been waiting for. l
am going to send you to Mrs. Thomp-
son. Get an interview of some sort
with her. Use tact Don't be Obtru
sive, but get whatever facts are in her
possession. Be back here within an
hour at the latest. but don't come until
you have a story" Too dazed to do
anything but obey without question.
took some paper from the desk, seized
my hat and rushed for the elevator
down which Moulton had already
gone.
had no time for worry. and as 1t
proved there was no occasion for It.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09

from Vermont a
month ago with
the idea that l
was made for n
newspaper man.
and He paus-
ed.
We ou
C h a II 6 G d your
nlind?" l asked.
Not entirely.
but l don't find
1t as easy as l ex-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09
yes. Are YOU z"

We'll, I'm trying t. lie. but I'm not
doing mach at It," he answered, with
a faint smile.
whats the matter?" | asked. keep
ing my eyes on the office door. He
was plainly enger to talk, and was
even more eager to have him talk.
Il suppose my experience Is COM
mon one" he began. Il came down
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-09

slaughter the innocent as we'll as the
guilty. You'll get hunk with me yet"
''If he doesn't I'll kill him." Billy
said fiercely, even as I'm going to kill
Mullaly after I've had that cigar"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
Son, Sa6ertiid.

Soeben 9ing inns Die Sanlar.s l1ts,
gabe Der "9eutI6en Sousfrauy Wil-
maufee, isis, gu. @ie INNER, 10
bietet ard Oieies Mal wieoer oaS
reid unb geidmadpoIl illuitrirte Seft
cine Siille b~elebrenben uno untcr.
baltenOeu 2eieitoffes. 8ir netnett
insbeionoere oie beioen ilIuitrirtcll
artifel n9ie Sobue oes oeittiden
&ronprin5enpaares" uiro y9ie Ratur
oils aiinitlerin in ben SdneefriitaIl.
en-, Die @r5Gblungen n9ie miB-
gliidten Observation-Disclosures.
Gin Srai,m in Der Splpeiternad)t"
uro .gin iebr falter Gag. Die Itl-
leitungen fir Sanoarbeit, Stiderei
uno Sdneioerei uno oen ooraiislid
reoigirten 8rieffaiten. Bir fonnen
dllen unieren Seierinnen uro Sci.
crit Die fleibige 2eftiire Der .9euti.
den Sausfraii" rnb Elm Announcement
anf oieie por5iieIid reoigirte Nton-
atsid)rift MIR oringeno empfeblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
8eitDrben.

Gbas. 2oeotmnnn felt Is Sabren at
Drafe ipobnbaft lit am 8eibnaft.
mor9en INN 1919 ltbr nod flir5er
&ranfbeit. am Ser5idlas aus Dem
2eben 9eIdie0en. Sang ulnrpartet
ii6erraidte Die Na6ri6t bon Dem
Sini6eioen oes allgemein geadtcten
Serrn Soebtmarm oie Ingeborigatt
uno Srcllnoe Der idper beimgeIudl.
ten Samilie. Der 8erItorbcne tplir.
De gcborcn in Sippe Detmolo
OelIti6lanb, mtb mar bel ieillem
Sini6eioen II Sabre, 8 Ronate II.
% Gage alt. @r fam nit ieilen
gltern i'm Sabre 1913 nod Gmerita,
brett nod Sernlann, bon no Die
Samilie Iif in 8oltltpare SomnI6ip
nieoerIieB ultb Sornterei 6etrieb. Gr
ebeltd)te i'm Sabre 1864 Sri. @lt5a-
beth &lossrer nelde linn cine liebes
poqe iorgiame ScbensgefGbrtin mar,
ut0 i'm iiberle6t. Im 0ienStag
fono in Scr bisberigen 8obnung ocs
0obingei6icbencn Elm Sralergottes-
oienit itatt an ipeldem Die Suitorcn
@intcr, Meper rno Soffntorm tbeil-
nabnlen. Son on mur0e Die 2eid]e
nod Der Bresbeterianer Stride ST
Bon gebraft no Gnitor &olobn Die
2eid)cnpreoigt belt unO aud am
@rabc anttirte. Der &eritorbcne
binterlGBt oltBer iciner tiefgcbeu9tcn
Satin icine @riiOer IltglIt ullO
gSilliom Soe6tmann ionic Icife
SdtpeIter 8re0eride @itten6ad], leb-
tcrc in electra, Teras mobnbaIt.
Son bier mobnten Der 8eerOigllng
bel sic 6o>nilie NIrgrit Soeotmonn
bic 5omiIie NlrguIt aattelmornt, 10.
mic Ilbert aottelmann BON ct.
.2oltis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

-Seute, no 10 nieIe CUTE 8or-
idse fiir's fommeroe Sabr gefaBt
iueroen, wolicp mir unIere 2eier
allb an Oas aIte Spridmort erin.
nern: oSeoermonn lit ieines Slid.
es Sdmicb!"
DDS lit, tueltir rtift fir ie6eir ein-
5eluem Sail, 10 ood fir ole gllae-
meinbeit beute INNER nod Elm icbr
lpabreS @ort. 8em MenIdenbnnb
uno Weni6eugeiit ntd nidts gcgen
e%lententorc @eipoltausbriid)e ans.
5uridten permo9en, 10 f6nrtc bod
mander Summer 9citillt uno mait.
Dies Slid befeitigt werOen, tpenn
mir Ielbit cS MIR crnitIid) mollen.
2ic6e 9cillcn 0GGItcn nie Did
ieIbit. Sdiiee 9einen @ihiten Dor
ieinen 6einoen, ais Oh cs Define
cigerten Seinoe n1ren.
&on elmer lpabren Civilization li1iO
mir nod melt entiernt, aber iebes
Sobr bringt inns ibr ndbcr, Moge
1910 ms in bieiem Gimme nidt ent.
tdui6en. Moge eS ms lebretl, &c.
mciniom SIT benfen ilno genteiniam
5u banOeln, 5i,n 8obI ltno 9eiten
IIIer.
Sn oieIcm Siltle: 8roiit Ge,l.
iabr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
splpeitcr. gIanSerei

8eibnaften lit poriiber, Sermont
@feierte bas idlone Seit, ipie sepobn-
Ii. 5eierlider @ottesoienit; ae.
ifmiiftc 3annenb1une in allen
'airden ;feitlid gefleioete frobc Men.
ideiE gliidIide ainocr nit ibren
Spieliadlett. 2urfeps uno @GnIe hoo.
rem gut inn Breiie bod feblten bic.
ielbeir IN MIR iuenisen SGuiern. 9as
fuaren pobI tbelire 9rnten, ober an1
8eibnaftstage nimntt man es nift
10 geitau. Srieoe uno gintraf)t
fronte baS Seit.
Das neue Sabr 1910 itebt Dor Der
Sbiir. Seute gbeno ODER nm Nitter
nadt uitb audi moreen iagt ntai,
.8IiidIides Heuiabr!" .@liidIides
Geitiobr!" fdallt eS ~cntgeger. .arab
pie in 9eutidIanb."
Die Welt miro alt uno miro ipieoer
jung,
llno Ser Nenid bofit INNER oui
9eiierung."
Seute i'm alien, morgen I'M r,euel
Sabr. go sebt es fort, bis bei
Sdopfer fpreft: 60 fpeit unb MIDI
weiter! Moge oas rreiie Sabr uns
gfllen geredt iperben. 9od neiit!-
Dos lit mlnt6glid! H,,n bann: Mos'
oaIielbe urls piel @utes bringen
@eiunbbeit, quite @eiddfte. Srlift
barfeit i'm Snl,s, I'M StoII, inn 6ele
Moaen mir bon bofen Stiirntcn, lie
berfdpcmmiritg. Shooenfeuer mi
! &ranfbeit perifont bleiben. M0sI
es Srieben allen 8olfern Der @rb'
bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
@iHenbers.

Die 5armer bierorts Doller
cine 2elepbonlinie nu6 Bon bauen.
Sn ben bieiigen airden fono
bic iibIi9e 8eibnadtsfeier ftatt nrto
erfreute allie GbeiInebmer.
SIM $eim bes 8m. &o6er'
bGumer lit Der Stord eingefebrt uno
bat eineir prdhtigen Sungen binter.
Iailen. Bir @ratulirenl
BauI uno Daniel Sappmeper
ipeI4e in Barretttott Dos College be-
iuden, iin6 fir bic Geiertase 3u
$nlIe.
8aitor $ortmeiiter ncbit ia.
mile r~eiitci1 Ieste ISOLDE nod 81.
linois no Der Serr 8oitor zines ileu.
es arbeitsfeIS antreten tpiro. @ir
allie tpiinifen Der Iieben ideibenoen
SoniIie has bette @obIerseben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

--8ringt i,ns Sol5 ibr abonenr,.
ten, ole ibr eiiren 9etras fir Die
3eiting 10 3it beridtigen gewoDnt
ieio. @enr oieier Mabnung nidt
alIosIeid nahgcfommen miro, iUer.
6en mir ge5tuuirgeu iein, bas nod
III unierer Office ~porrdtbiac Bapier
3n Sci5matcrial SIT beripenoen, uiro
Die 5oIge ndre--feine 3eitung. alio
brin8t $ol5l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

sSQDre9 Qltelt HlleCel SeleIH Vluu
nllb Segen bringen. Damn fam
man ia bas nei,e iofort befrieoigt
nitS gliidlid) antreten.
Bedsiel TN 2anbpoitbutenoienit.
Nit benz 3. Sanuor %anfalgenb,
mir6 8oitbote @litau SiScber bon
3oltte 3. Sen 0ienit al,f Stuute 1
bisber bon George BfoutI6 perieb-
en-, ii%bcrncbmen. Sreb 9obl ST.,
bisber Sltbftitut ntf &orlte 3. lit
gum permanenten Er19er auf bieier
5trefe ernannt. George Sfautid)
lift entgiiItig alis Dem DENT entlai-
fen.
Softentlid pcbt beittc Nadt
fein 5ii itarfer 8ino. Sn Den al,
ten 8etterrcgeln Deibt'S ndmlid)
g&lino in ct. Splpeiters Nadt, bat
ME 8ein itno &orn gebraft."
@ein miro es trotbem iuobl geitltg
geben, 5. \. in Der Sblpeiterna6t,
lnb aud genitg gcnoiicn lperoen
bielleift bel MandJen 81 piel, 10
ons 8efobr porbairOen iein mag
DOB Elm 5lt itarfer @inO i'm nm.
bldfti
8ie ifon ahge6elitet, bat 9iref-
tor 9urano bonn Genius Bureau
Snmstag, ben 5. Sebrltar, als Gag
fir Ole Briifirtg bon I~pplifanteit
fir Die SteIlung als Genius.golfs.
51bler feItgeiebt. Gr iast, baB bic
Yriifurg cine fafgemaBe unb praf.
tiibe, Gbnlid Der gelegerbeit oes IL.
genfus fem meroe. Scr 8ctuerb itebt
I1nnern un6 Sralien nit Solfsidnl
bil6ung, bie 8iirger iein unb in benz
s5nperpiioren 9iitrift, mo Tie tbatig
iein tuollen, mobnen miiiiell, offen
Sic 6iirfen ni9t iiinger ais tS uno
niht 1lter als 70 Sabre iein. 8enig.
items $4,000 8olfsadbler werben
Mitte Rara gebraudt per6en uno oi
applifationen miiiien bis gum %.
Sarilar in @aibington eingelaufer
iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
lteberpintert nidt ei,re SferSe
nnS GieI.

Cure GeIbarbeit lift setbafb Gut.
ter 1T bod i'm greiic, un6 id bin
bereit 100 Stiid siite fette, ober
aud biinne gum tettfiittern GieI gu
ta,rfci; lie miiTen bon IA Biz II
Soitb bod. rrt6 5riiden 8 Bis Z
Sabre aft feir, Fir peIde id ben
auberit b0diten Ereis be3abIe. Sd
nuB bteierben Bis 5liru 25. Eeserl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

Der baben. aud babe i'd auftrda
3u faufen cine ansabI alter fctter
eIeI ii. Bferoe irgeroueIher @rSBe
einerIei fpeI6e SebIer uno Gebre-
den iie baben MIR mitiien lie lett
iein, fir iuelde i'd aud ben bSGfseH
Rarftpreis be3abIe.
Sareibt mir mas tbr 5u pertaa.
fen babt es ipir6 fia fir euG sc-
sabIen.
Otto 4mibt
Berger. @o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
Die spSlf @Onate

3wolf Reiienoe burf3ieb'n oas 9ano
Gin ieber bot ieinen eiseuen Stono;
Dab alles ridtig miro gemud)t.
Der Iiebe @ott iie itreue beiuadt.
Der Saniiar, Elm itrenger ScIo,
9eoedt nit Sdme II. Sis oaS SeIS;
Die 8inoe peben eiiie faIt,
llab tiefer Sriebe berrift i'm @olb.
Scr Sebriar fonrnt, mic befnnnt,
Mit Garrebal in Stobt uno 2ano;
SIN 9aIIiaol fiibret ~2obengrin"
Gum Ears bic rStaIienerin,"
Der Wara tbnut pieber meg
ben Sdnee
Die 8eibe rcdt fih III Die Sob,
Ser Sriibling tritt bernor unb Iadt:
SbneeIodhen! ShneH MN
aufgeipadt!
4Is vpiloer @aiir berridt Der Ipril.
Or iprift: SD mad ipie i9 es iuill.
8us err ourf Some Iodt berbei,
Sbldat er bur9 $aoel oft ent5tpei.
Ser Noi nit liebIid)em @eiidt
Waigloddcn in Die 8ieien flidt;
Scr 2en5 erfpad)t bonn 8intcrtralim.
0as 8oglcin baiit iei,p IeIt i'm Baum
Ser Stunt lodt inns in Sen 8aIo,
8o bea Der gbor Der SGngcr itaIlt
&lcin SGsden lebt IN Sous II, 9raui
2aft ~obenorein Die Saeer aus.
Ser sSuIi fontntt III leihtcr Graft,
Sat Strien utls mitecbradt;
ltno oa er beib am 2eib ms brenltt
8eb'n mir in's nniie Clement.
Mltguft, Der fiibrt i'm Grntcfron5
Die Sd)nitterin gum frobelr San5;
Die Gr6e lobnt nit bobem 8reis
I9em 2an0mann leinen lauren
Sdtpeib
September fonrnlt bcloocn idiucr:
Der slepfeliaf, CT oriidt i'm iebr,
ltnb 8fIoltmell, ipie bie Gier groB,
Sept err ocil &inbcrn IN ben SdooB
Sfto6er febrt beim 8in5er ein
ltno fiil(t 6elt Seller linn bolt 8ein
0anit, tuenn mir emit Derben fraltt
llllS ldbelt oil Dem tra1flgel1 Sraht'
aounlt Ser Rooentber in baS 2ano
ariegt's Sdsden ems out's 6ea
gebrann,
Gb 2antpe iid i'm Sobl bcritedt,
Sat i'm ser Sdgcr ifon entocdt.
0e5ember fommt init Gbriitfinblein
2u Ifmiiden SdloB II. &ammerlein
ltnb GngeIsitimmen fIiiItern leis:
r8em Serrit lei g6re, Sob II. Sreisl
llirb iin6 lie mieber all SIT SauS
8ercinigt bcim SplDeiteridmaiis,
Damn tritt Dos Heitiabr Dor II. iagt
yS5br babt es 9lIIe gut gertad)t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
Seiratbs.2 ieenien.

Scnrp z. Cooper. gbamois 81
aouise s.. Douglass. gbamois %
&H,. 9rinf, Sfpiss 80
Son Gutter. Siuiss %
gsm. g. gtiIler, SIano 55
Sarah 2istor, 8oolian DO
$erna. @ief. SarroIo, 2eras %
Carrie Sassmauii, 8lano %
@eo. Bilbur SeIm, Smenspille %
Ora RaD &i6aroion Spcnspille Is
Ba.l Rntbias, &eS 9irb 40
anna 3usc,rbRbler. 8lano . ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

'@ie aIli1brIib Inn oieie 3eit,
berridt iett pie6er Der StiEbuiter,
inter ben ainbern. 8cbt ben ain.
bern Or. Gon3eImar,n's $uiter
.Sprltp. gs 1T has bette D2itteI se.
gen 6ieies 2ei6en. 3n baber
in aIinee's sfpotbefe nnS nsnItcr'B
apotbefe in Sernrann, unS 9. 9.
@radt in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

: $err s.. 6. Berfel empfiebli
iif fir aIIe portommenben Rotor.
arbeiten. SIN 9ruderei.erbduoe gu
finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
8cibmadtsbcindJcr.

@eibno6ten brafte folgenOe BE.
iud)er ing alte Seim 5uriid I'M bic
Seicrtaae i'm 9reiie ibrer gngebors
iaer1 Alt berleben.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

tUfoee ni,6 Ser lette Gag oes
Sobres allen unieren Seiern Slid
nrlb Segefl briiigen. Damn fam
mar ia oas nel,e iofort b%efrieoigt
lrt6 gliidlid antreten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the
Best and Surest.

''It affords me pleasure to state that
I consider the preparation known as
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy the best and surcst
of good results of any ! have ever used
in my family" says p f. Harrington
of Mount Aerial. Ky, This is the uni.
versal verdict Of all VINO use this rem
edy. Its cures are so prompt and eff
fectivc that people take pleasure ii
recommending it. For sale by al
druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02

Lagoon, resort; eighteen miles.
Ogden canyon, 1dlewid, The Oaks The
Hermitage.
Trains 100, S:35. HOS a. M, and 2.o5.
300. 500, G:00 6:35 T:55. 995 y. m. Spe-
cial excursions Sundays and holidays to
Ogden canyon. Depot, Third West and
South Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
You Take No Risk.

II you suffer constipation in anv
form. we believe we can furnish YOU
permanent relief. If we fail, the medi-
cine will cost You nothing We want
you to try Rcxall Ordcrlics. They are
eaten like candy, do not grippe or purge,
cause no Inconvenience whatever, and
can be taken any time, day or night.
Try them today at our risk. Two sizes,
I0c and 2jc, The Rcxall Store,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
WHERE TO co AND
HAVE GOOO TIME
Some of the Beauty Spots and
Also Best Places About
Zion.
PLACES ONE CAN REACH
= WITH BUT LITTLE COST
Salt Lakers Have the Advantage
Over Residents of Any City
in Country.

Now that the good old summe- ,r,nc
is mere when resident as we'll as tour.
lst seeks the cool places, Salt Lakers
forget that they are to be envied be.
cause their city has more delightful re-
sorts within almost a stones throw of
the1r homes than any other city on
earth. Here are few of the best places
ABOUT Salt Lake, and information as to
how they can be reached;
Stage and Auto.
Brighton, thirty miles head of Big Cot
Big Cottonwood canyon one OF greatest
cnasms in Rocky mountains.
FORT Douglas, Uncle Sans military
post station Fifteenth infantry
lily Creek canyon. most beautiful
dflEe' autos not allowed in this CANYON
canyon. '0iA " o0u
Par)ey's canyon
Liberty park, big playground OF Salt
Seeing Salt Lake both by street car
and auto: twenty mile ride
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Lucln cutoff, greatest trestle in the
world; crosses Great Salt lake; trains IL
"a. m. and 225 p. III.
Ogden canyon. all the resorts In the
canyon; trains. T:f0. 800. II 0O a. M and
12;oS. 2:25 ZOO. SOS p. m.
i-'e"H '"iy On IL ln- and 4 n.
Ogden Hot Springs trains, 9 a. IN. and
2:25,, 800 p. III.
All trains leave depot Third West and
South Temple street.
Rio Grande Railroad
Bingham. great copper camp; trains, s
Castillo Springs. in Spanish Fork can
yon; trains $50, $40 a. m. and sos, 7:lO,
1920 p. IN.
Heber Hot Pots conical zeysers: train.
$50 a m
Parley,,s canyon; resorts all along the
canyon FOR twenty-five miles,: train, 500
Park City. the great silver camp; train,
$50 a. m.
Provo canyon. the Fails" and the
Forks" train, 7:5o a, m.
Ogden canyon; trains, 1925 a. m, and
1:35. $50. 2.s5 y, m.
All trains leave Denver & Rio Grande
depot.
Western Pacific.
Salt beds on Salt Lake desert, greatest
salt beds In the world
Treste across arm OF Great Salt lake.
Trains leave Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at $50 a. mr. from Denver &
Rio Grande depot.
Salt Lake Route.
Garfield smelter one of the largest In
Garfield mill and cyanide plant.
Trains: 6'49, I:45 a; m and l2;lO, 500,
loo. D, m. Depot. Third West between
Union Pacific Railroad.
Echo canyon and Weber canyon;
trains. 7:10 a. M; leave Oregon Short
Line depot,
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad.
Lagoon, resort eighteen miles.
Ogden canyon. 1dlewild The Oaks, The
Hermitage
Trains 700, s:s5. Hos a. M, and 2.o5.
: 400, 500, 6:0o 6:S5, 7:55, 9.95 p. m. Spe-
cial excursions Sundays and holidays to
Ogden canyon. Depot Third West and
South Temple.
Emigration Canyon Railroad.
over the old Mormon trail by trolley.
Delightful ride through beautiful canyon
scenery. Trains every hour after 10
o'clock a. IN. TO p. m, Street cars to
Mount Olivet. trolley cars from there.
Saltair Beach Railroad.
Saltair beach bathing resort Great Salt
lake: trains. $50 a m. and 12s15 200
p. M, and every forty-five minutes there
after until IL p. m. Depot, West Second
South
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The following companies Incorporated

The following companies Incorporated
Thursday:
The American Steel & Fuel company,
to develop iron deposits In Wasatch
county. with q capitalization OF $40. 900, 900.
divided into 200 900 shares OF 81 each of
1913. 800 are reserved as treasury stock.
b. f. Bauer. holding 10000 shares, is
president; \, a. Sweet, holding the same
number of shares. Is vice president. j.
vice president; Henry z. Clark. holding
the same number OF shares. is treasurer.
and c. s Payne. holding another 100
shares, is secretary. III. A. Schwethart,
ing 100 shares apiece, are directors, The
Sunset Iron mining claims from | to 6 In
elusive. and the Red Devil Iron from l 10
6 inclusive, In the unorganzed mining dis
trict Was9tch county, are taken over by
the company.
The Barney Canyon Mining company. of
this. city, to exploit the Buckhorn mining
claims In the West Mountain mining dis
taken over in payment of 100000 of the
capitalization cf 100000 divided into
100000 shares OF 10 cents each, of which
100000 shares are subscribed, and the
remaining 400. 200 treasury stock: Frank
w Klett and George Ewing, with $4,000
shares apiece. Valentine Williams. with
$4,000 shares. and II, Percy Bourne and
NJ. G. Godbe with 25,000 shares apiece
are the directors.
The Real Estate Exchange e. Loan com
pany. OF this city, TO carry on general
T@altY business. with capitalization Of
81 apiece. The company takes over the
contracts, options. property lstings flrni-
ture and good will Of the Inter Mountain
Real Estate Exchange company and $30S
in cash. Heber C. Ivcrson. president:
ELIAS Ashton. vice president, Lon j Had
amson. Nephl L.. Morris, Nathan Hawkes.
and w, u. Silver. additional directors
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EXCURSIONS EAST,
Via Oregon Short Line

July End, 3rd, 23rd and cath. August
18th and 18th. and September 10th
and l1tb. Ask agents For rates and
further particulars. City Ticket Office.
2Ol Main street.