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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-12

II. V. Gieger was a Kansas City
visitor Monday.
Miss Edith Sheppard Is visit
ing in Kansas City this week,
VIM. Chester is taking in the
G. A. r. Reunion OF Nevada.
viii Vodry, the barber visited
in Nevada last Sunday.
Miss Beulah Waller is visiting
IN Kansas City.
Mrs. Frank Koontz and chill
dren Edwin and Dorothy Of Kan
sas City are visiting in Rich Hill.
Jake Maurer willdo our hak-
ing and you know that means
good bread. Pontius Bakery.
Callat Poutius Confectionery
for cool summer drinks and ice
cream.
Miss Mable Whitney who has
been visiting in Kansas City ar
rived home Monday.
n. w. Ballfnch was a business
visitor in Butler Mond ay morn
ing.
Misses Beryl Booth and Carrie
Wilson are visiting Mrs. d. b..
Hickey Of Chanute, Kansas.
Chas. Wilkinson Of the Cheap
Store went 10 Kansas City Mon
day on business.
h. Rhineheimer the Butler
Rich Hill Telephone Exchange
man was Rich Hin visitor Tues
day.
Rev A. G. Keast delivered an
address before the 6. a. RS. at
the Nevada encampment Tues
iey.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-12
CHURCH DIR ECTORY.
Christian Church

Christian Church
Bible school every Lords Day o.,
a M. u O. Maxcy Supt.
Preaching Service every second
and fourth Lords Day ineach month
400 "a m and 7;S0 D. m. Also Sat.
urday before at 1880 p. IN.
L. II. Kocpsel
Pastor.
NJ & Church south
Bible School every sunday at DO a..
IA ID. NJ Crissmau supt.
Preaching service third sunday Of
euc& month HOO a. 10. and 100 b. m.
j. X. Speers
Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-12
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Sprague Lodge No 2l2 I. q. O. r..
meets every Tuesday night. i. r.
Davis n. 6 }. n. Baney. Sec'y.
NJ. w. A..
NJ. w. a, Campmcets " second
and fourth Thursday night each
month Alonza Ellis VIC, 49, NJ
Crissman. clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-12
Estate Transfers.
Reported by lIsIs 3 Weeks.

Chas n Van Reuthnscn to
Mamie Mudd % ecrcs see 10
Os0ge 81
l. } Hicks To Robert y Nickel
pt sec II Osngc S76C
Jesse b stuart 60 Jplia Eniot
lot hik . South Crexel $500
Otto Atkinson to Bates county
pilot 100 Adriaa 500,
Terressa Palmer ct 81 20 a j
Perkins.Ek lot blk 8 Little's
add 20 Hume 5000
James Presho to r i Sick so
sec 10 Spruce SI5l
q Shaier to Arthur Duvau
pilot blk IL Butler proper
pit blk williams add pit lot
blk Williams add Butler $3.50
Arthur Duvall to Ollie l. Shafer
p tlut 8 blk III Butler proper
pt blk Z Williams add pit lot
3 blk . Williams add Builer 81
David 8 Forest Falmerby John
G Hayes Guardian to A f
Perkins ER lot . blk 8 Littles
add Hume
Hiram Nichols to q II Nichols
ST 20 acres sec 8 Homer $50,
r + slsk to Bank OF Urich l2J
acres sec 10 Spruce 500,
+ II Cummings 10 Nettlc BEN
net 40 acres sec 8 Charlotte Sl4o'
Charles A Rlocher 10 George b
WynttIot 80 & 90 Adrian sil0.
Ida Merritt 20 Bates county
strip Is icet wide east side sec
lin Spruce for road S.
W G. Foster o. walton TrustCo
100 acres ser So Walnut $3.50.
Mary a Hartwel 20 M0yme
HartweUlot2 blk Ia lot Z
blk 3 and lots I & > blk .
Thompson's add Butler s
AInyme rurtwen 90 h q Rud-
dellot6hlk q iot1blk iu
Thompson add Butler s5l.
Anna y Woody 10 uua a
Wolfe 90 acres see Charlotte
Ruddell To Mary A Hart
wei lot . Ulk aud Int ihlk
S ga Thompsou's add Butlcr Si5.
Hmm Nichols 90 % u Nichols
81 lot bls ls5 Rich Htl $50
Hannah A Elliot ct 81 % J n
Siaybaek ~ seeo Usage Sl5
G. Albert Allcn TO Nancy T.
Coleman bliss @. e & 10 touck-
lin s. Wells add Butler S5i
ia Wartord GO Il 81 Fort 50
acres see q ~pruch $40
Alice NcIniu Co Wuitou rrust
co SD acres s,c ~ Hudson $3.50
Thomas O. CIrkiI TO walton
Trust 90 5o acrcs see - IS 80
Mt Pheasant 500
Thomas a CorkW 10 Walton
Trust Go 90 aer-s sec - * 50
SIC Pleasant $50
r Slayback 70 Rich HluB
X Inv Co pt see Q Usage SiJo
Josie Wcddle 20 JIM Catterllu
lots T. q 10 blk . West side
add Butler silOe
81 C Schaucr TO Amorctt Cs1e-
terry Assn . l-3 aeras rec -
Homer So
Carl 4 Han 10 Is q Rowe lot -
pt 81 biz 10 Amorett 50
Lueiudia Mci.oud 10 u
Grimm 40 acres rec - Deer
Creek
Archibald WeudeltUn 'tu New
England Sec Co ios4 acres ~
Spruce $40.
Archibald Wcndelton tu Sew
England See Go l0ss acres
"a spruce slo5 o
mn n.rAnn Ynu II
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-12
Sunday schO0I COnyenII0n.

The twenty FIRST annual cons
veniion efAhe Bates County Sun
day School Association was held
10 Christian church. Snrapuo,
Mo. August 9Th and 9th, 1909
THE convention onened Wed
nesdav evening with q sermon
nv Rev. w. NJ. Howell Of Rich
Hai.
The Thursday morning ses-
sion was called to order by the
president. Mr.. PrcGenharper.
After q song service prayer was
offered by Rev. w. NJ. Howell.
frOn motion Nina Culver was
elected secretary Of the meeting,
and minutes Of the last meeting
were.read and approved.
The subject SIS the Sunday
School worth While, was dis
cussed bv Rev. O E Vivion,
Rev. j. r. Lamb being absent;
and "Organized class work was
presented by Rev. W. NJ. Sfay-
field and THE Sunday School in
relation to the church was dis
cussed by Rev. w. NJ. Howell in
the absence of Mrs, A F. Weed
IN.
The following committees APP
pointed by the president.
Resolutions, Rev. l. H. Keep
sci, Rev. o. e. viyion and Mrs.
E. S. Martin.
Place, Mrs. Nettie Ely. Rev. w.
Hargrove. Rev. W. M. Howell
Nomination of Officers, b. O..
Maxey, O A. H~einlein, Mrs. A.
h. Culver.
The Thursday afternoon ses-
sion opened with devotional ex-
ercises~ conducted by Rev. j. H..
Boner,
A very interesting address
was given by Rev. c. V. Criss.
Rev. O. E. Vivion then address
ed the convention on teacher
training.
Mrs. Chas. Barley being un-
able to attend the convention,
her report on the State conven-
ton was read by the secretary,
f. Z. Lacey, General Secretary
Of the Missouri Sunday School
Association gave an interesting
talk o n the I. B. r. A.
The Temperance question was
introduced to the convention and
a lively discussion followed.
In the evening session the de-
votional service was led by Rev.
L. H, Koepsel, followed by an in-
teresting address by E. Z. Lacey
on "Promient Detects Of the
Sunday School work in our State
and how to Remedy Them"
The treasurer report was
given.
The committee on place report
ed in favor of holding the next
convention at Rich Hill.
The committee on nomination
of officers reported as follows:
County Officers; Pres, Rev. w
M. Mayfeld, Butler; Vice Pres
II. P. James, Rich Hill, Sec, A
L. Ives, Butler, Treas, o. a
Heinlein Elementary Supt, Mrs.
NJ. r. Wilson, Foster, Intermedi
ate Supt, Miss Bell Watson, Ricl
ain; Adult Supt, Rev. l. II
Koepsel, Rich Hill Home Dep
Supt, Prof Il. L. Davis, Butler
IB II A Supt, Wallace Lewis
Amsterdam; Temperance Supt
Mrs. Carrie Huddleson, Adrian
Visitation Supt, Prof. II. o
Maxey, Sprague.
Township Presidents; Usage
Joe McCulloch, Rich Hid; MI
Pleasant, Earl Earsome, Butler
Charlotte. j.. j. Wolfe, Butler
Deepwater, J. Il. Raybourne.
Spruce; Deer Greek, w. b.
Swatzer. Adrian; East Boone.
VIM Bagby, Adrian; Elkhart, E.
- 4n- ha,. Eropd Rrivag
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

For the best shave or hair cut in
the city go to the Hotel Jordan
barber, shop. 35tf.
Postcard photographs. Choice OF
two poses, Sl.50 per dozen. Booen &
Wing. 4tf
Homestead Entry Application and
Water Right Location blanks for
sale at the Monitor Office.
Don't forget that the Monitor Of
fee always has 2 full supply of JUS
tice court blanks. Phone 120.
See B. f. Dawson for sawed and
split cedar wood at 81 per cord. Al
SO cedar posts. loft
For ice-cream that is the pure
article go to the Hotel Jordan cafe.
5tf
o. B. Patterson of the Hollecker
store is receiving a visit from his
mother.
See 3. T. Dawson for sawed and
split cedar wood. at 81 per cord. Al
So cedar posts. loft
WANTED. Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. D. J. Donohue.
12tf.
Pedigreed Collie puppies for sale.
Address, John Hardness, Glendive,
Mont. loft
None but expert workmen en-
ployed at the Hotel Jordan barber
shop. Try them. 39tf.
Remember that billiards. barber
shop is the best place in town to get
hair cut or smooth shave. 52tf
Postcard photographs. Choice Of
two poses, $3.50 per dozen. Booen &
Wing. Aft
w. B. Kelly has purchased the
standard bred 2-year-old colt, Sitting
Bull, from G. ID. Hollecker.
Choicest cuts of meat Of every kind
at the City Meat Market. Give US a
trial. 3tf
Anyone wishing sewing done, call
at Mrs. Metzler's, three blocks west
Of Jordan Hotel Alice Stephens. loft
Visiting cards Of all sizes neatly
printed at the Monitor Office.
Phone 12O.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

LOST.-Woven. gold watch fob,
with initials f FL. c., on Sunday,
between city and the McCrossen
ranch. Finder please leave at Jor-
dan Hotel office and receive suitable
reward. 1tp11
Roy Thayer Of the Lyceum Theatre
had the fingers on his right hand some
what badly crushed last Thursday af-
ternoon by catching them in a cog
wheel on the big press Of the Indepen-
dent. DR.. Hammer ell dressed the
wound.
P. A. Martin, a prominent con-
tractor of st. Cloud, Mimi, who has
accepted an eleven mile contract on
the new railroad between Sidney and
Newton, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and went down Wednesday to
look over the situation.
At special meeting of the city
council last evening, the contract
for furnishing man and team,
to do all kinds Of city work. was
awarded to Chas. Johnson at S110 a
month. The term Of service is from
May II to Oct. 80. The printing con-
tract was awarded to the Monitor.
The Catholic ladies will have cut
flowers for sale at the Enterprise
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. O'Neil ST., are
expected home today from st. Paul,
where Mr.. O'Neil was successfully
operated on for appendicitis.
F. u. Walsh Of Quincy, ILL.,, a
brother of Arthur Walsh Of the Davis
& Farnum drug company, is visiting
in the Gate City.
FOR SALE Jewel hard coal
burner, at bargain il taken at
once. Apply to E. S. Haskell at
Exchange Bank. lift
A marriage license has been
granted by Clerk Of Court Sample
to Patrick Kelly and Miss Rose
Obergfell of Sidney.
DR.. Walker will be in his dental
Office every day this summer, but in
tends to reduce his office hours FROM
q .. M. to d 3. m. 12tf
Mrs. R. L. Willis of Fl. Collins,
Colo, has joined her husband, the
latter being now stationed at
LaMesa.
No better values anywhere for
the money than our postcard photo
graphs at 81. SO per dozen. Booen &
Wing. 4tf
J, S. Bilyec vas granted license
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

Bring in your pioW work now and
get ready for spring. Remember we
make new pillow lays to fit any pillow.
C. S: Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. 4tf
It seems that Miles City real estate
dealers, formerly rather skeptical Of
Glendive property, are getting wise,
and investing some of their money in
this neighborhood.
An explosion Of a lamp in the incu-
bator at the ranch Of Prof. Davis near
the city, caused narrow escape from
fire the first Of the week. Quick work
extingulshed the blaze, how ever.
Work still goes on rapidly at the
new Fair Grounds. Sixty stalls, with
double doors, are already completed.
The three buildings have been painte
and put in good shape all around.
At a meeting. Of the County High
School officers last Friday evening,
the contract for furnishing the desks,
ETC., for the new building was award
ed to the Andrews Seat Co., Of Chiea-
go.
Remember that you can get Wag-
on reaches. neckyokes, singletrees,
extra long buggy neckyokes and
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13
CITY BREVITIES.

B, Chappell is up from Wlbaux.
Rest ice-cream at all times at the
r,1 Iordan cafe 5tf
Geo, Darling is up from Newton.
CT. Lakin of Miles City is a bust
ness visitor. .-
a full line of canned goods always
ondisplay at the City Meat Market. stf
Don Freeman is down from Miles
City.
Best ice-cream in the city at the
Hotel Jordan cafe. OH
VIM. Rigby was in from his ranch
Tuesday,
Paper napkins for sale at the
Monitor office. A splendid variety.
l. Eighme of Newton came in yes
IeTQdY 0lt buol4iS00s
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Gaughey on the 9Th, a daughter.
C. C. Hurley and John O'Neil
went to Helena Sunday on business.
C. E. Tisdale is in Milwaukee re-
ceiving optical treatment.
John Hardness and wife are up
from the Lower Valley.
Miss Ethel Todd spent Sunday with
friends in Milestown.
FOR SALE Three horsepower
Fairbanks upright gasoline engine,
nearly new. Inquire at Monitor Office.
DR.. P. S. Corkins, the optical
specialist, was recently at the Hote1
Jordan.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

Furniture store the day before Dec
Grafton Day; also on graduation
days. Anyone wishing flowers can
leave the order with the secretary,
Mrs. Aug. Colin, at any time, and
the selections will be reserved.
DR.. Hammered is gaining great
success as a practical gardener. lie
has Luther Burbank beaten when It
comes to new species, as he has
grown a variety Of rhubarb which
attains q good growth from the
seed in five DAYS or less. ]. L. Pal
mer says the plant IS really Won
der. as far as rapid growth IS con
cerned.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13
Notice For Bids

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the city Of Glen
dive for the construction Of side
walks, curbings, cutters, crossings,
private driveways, earth fill, earth
cut and gravel fill according to the
plans and specifications on file with
the city engineer. Said bids to be
opened at the regular meeting Of
the city council, May II. 1909,
at s o'clock p. m. Said
bids to be filed with the city clerk.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
T. F. HAGAN, Mayor.
J. A. SLATTERY, City Clerk.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

The Milwaukee Railway has sent
to this Office a handsome folder des-
criptive of the opportunities for new
settlers along it's recently completed
line in Montana. The whole gamuE
Of farming is treated in a manner
that leaves no doubt of it's success to
the fastener. Stockraising and min
ing are also given good space in the
pamphlet.
The members of the Glendive Fire
Department gave Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Lowe most pleasant surprise at their
home last Wednesday evening, by
calling in body and presenting the
young couple with a fine leatherup-
holstered rocker. A luncheon was
served during the evening and a SPLEEN
did time reported by all those fortu
nate enough to be present.
Sheriff Larson and County Attorney
Leiper left Friday last in Mr.. Lar
sons Mitchell auto for Jordan on
business. During Friday they made
ITO miles. From Jordan the next day,
they went to Miles City, covering lbs
miles more. At the latter place they
were joined by Judge sanner, and on
Sunday went around by Knowlton
and Terry, making 100 miles addition
al. Pretty good record for three days
for new hand at the business, like
Mr.. Larson.
| Eggs for sale from a pen Of pure
bred Buff Plymouth Rocks, at 81 per
setting. r. E. Wing. 6tf
| WANTED. Bucks to herd dur
ing summer. Call on or address An
ton Konip GIandive. Mont. 8t47
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Following is list Of letters remain
ing uncalled for at the Glendive post
Office on May 13, 1909:
Maud Barnes 2, Mrs Harry Hand
ly, Ed. Thompson 2, C. J. Hovey,
Mrs. John strah, Miss Gear steda,
Henry Gates, Dellas Lawellen, Enid
Farnsworth, Jno. P. Fifer, Mrs. Kris
tine johnson, H. Petersen, A. J.
Ramstrom, Nikkolai Vigetal, Mrs. A.
Cooper, Chris Flyn, Louise Floyd,
Alexander Ross 8, M. A. spaeth.
When calling for the above please
say advertised. -
John c. Sorenson, postmaster.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-13

WANTED. Bucks to herd dur
ing summer. Call on or address An
ton KONG, Glendive, Mont. Stat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10

done. The train Was IN immediate
charge of Assistant superintendent w
y. Smith. and carried four doctors and
I'VE nurses to render assistance at the
wreck. The doctors were a. J. Hos
mer. chief surgeon " tho Salt Lake
Route. and DIS w n. Tymdulc. n, A.
Root. and y. W whitney The nurses
were an from the Holy Cross hospital.
and Included Mrs. Jennie Suhcii Miss
elsie snyder Miss Helen Harrison.
Miss Clara Hcrhst and Miss Theresa
Benedict
The crew ON tho relief train was e.
j. MOManue conductor. a. 81 Ballard
and E. W clark. hrakcmcn. George
MlllikCn. engineer, and J Andrews. fire
man The engine drawing the train WAS
No. 500. q high speed passenger loco
motive. and the run 90 Boultcr was
made ln quick time
Upon the arrival OF the relief train
from salt lake. Il was found that the
injured men, who had boon sent to
Mammoth frr temporary treatment.
could not be accommodated at the
Mammoth hospital and they were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10

TRANSFERRING THE INJURED AMBULANCEs AT SALT LAKE

BLOOM \. H.. OF Eureka msr-
chant. internal injuries.
BINGHAM. BENJAMIN NJ, OF Los
angeles baggageman train No. :;
hack hurt.
HENDERSON, D.. OF Los Angeles,
cook on diner No. I. scalded.
KINDER ROBERT, Of Lehi. brake
man. bruised
LsAllff JOHN D.. engineer on
uah no. J. Of salt Lake; left thigh
ofoAen severe shock
ORION A. r.. Of SANDY. Utah; left
"s and ankle hurt.
PRICE. JOSEPH. OF 10 North West
temple street Salt Lake. chest and
'aeN. ros broken internal injuries.
sLLLlNAN F.. c.. fireman train No.
. ieu leg broken. scalded.
ARNRoLD. MRS. MARY t.. 1915 Al
bruises. ''"s''''' general
soLroN JOHN, waiter on dining
car. head cut. N'''"H
,,NAkLQU1ST. MRS. ERNEST ia
NY head bruised.
w. SAhLQ list baby, years old its
c'f' nId South street, Salt Lake
,.uAAVlDsoN ". NJ, BROOKLYN X y.
'sao aud les cut ." '' 80
lo, sA Y RICK r. H. as Olive street
@res n'ach' Cal; knee slightly ia
r,NlLLs ARTHUR. cook. scaldod
On , nsrl IN JAMES waiter: scaldod
en- M N"s' j D., Beaver Utah: hand
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No 900. besides iniurinE the crew and
passengers.
CHEW sEEs MNEck is COMING

No. 200 besides injurinE the crew and
passengers
CREW SEES WRECK rs COMING
The crew ON tho local train saw the
othcr train approaching as they
emerged fiou q deep cut on The Tintlv
Junction side. Both the cneinecr and
hfenau Jumped. and escaped with
slight injuries. Not 90 with the crew on
No. . The engineer ana fireman saw
thc approaching local too late. and att
er reversing The lever and throwing on
the air there was nn time lett 60 Jump.
With thc suit that Engineer beavitt
ana Fireman sullivan wore caught in
the crush and suffered serious nlurios.
although IL is hoped they viii not re-
suit fatally. Both mon stuck to their
posts. and wcrc picked up from among
the debris whcl the rcscuing crow be-
gan ts work
Tho accident happened Just as most
of the passengers ON the train were
emerging from thcIr hcrths prcpara-
tory TO going into thc dincr Tor break
fast Some. however had not arisen,
and these reccVed.in almost cvcry case
injuries on the TOP OF their heads and
twisted uccks, from the force of the
impact uf the trains throwing them
against tho berth partitions pc
culiarty Of the accident was that no
ono In the smoking car was injured.
and no ono In the tourist car back Of
the smoker while the chair chr hack Of
that received injuries 90 u serious char
actei Tho ifth car tourist sleeper,
contained the passengers who received
the worst injuries. 1nd only few OF
these were OF dangerous nature The
passengers in the standard sleepers
were hardly scratched
MET WITH TERRIBLE IMPACT.
Tho wonder of it an Is that All the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10

EVANS. ADAM. Dcxton. n. j.. back
bruised and wrenchtd
EMERSON. L. J., Denver, Colo;
neck injured.
FENTON. y. IT,. westmont n. j..
eye hurt back strained
HARRE11. NAV. 521 south state
street. salt Lake CITY right leg hurt.
bruised IN mouth.
HARRELL. baby 727 south state
street Salt Lake city, head slightly
hurt.
HAyMEN. c. W. concordie. Kan.
foot bruised.
HARMON. MRS H. a, Topeka.
kan. nervous shock.
KENCK, chris. san Diego. Cal.
slightly bruised.
KENcK. May, san Dieso, Cal; head
injured
LAWRENCE. o. f., 1922 Boston
building, salt Lake city. general
bruises.
LAWRENCE, Ray. 5si wan street.
Los Angeles general bruisc.
LAWSON Eliza, Yuma, ldaho, chln
bruised.
LANsIIER. MRS. O. NJ, 1899 Custec
street Santa Anna, Cal. eye badly
bruised
LEHMAN. II r.. Louisville. KY;
neck and back sprained
MAXON. W j.. Tonopah. New head
badly bruised
MAXON, MRS J. w. Tonopah. Nov;
head and neck badly bruised.
MARTIN. q. r.. Phoebe, New, lex
spraincd
MILLER. r. NJ. sss West Carr sire 1.
Cripplp Creek Colo elbow and hin
slightly injured.
NEWELL GEORGE, Eiowa. Kan !:
back slightly bruised
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passengers on both trains as well as
the crews were not hurled INTO etcrni-
ty. The monster engines drawing the
trains came together with terrible i'm
pact Both locomotives rolled down the
enlbanlImcnt moment after the ter
rife crash occurred. dragging with
them the baggage car on each train,
crushing the combination car ON the
local and derailiDg the smoker on the
through train. The baggage car on No.
1 fell into a pool Of water caused by
the escaping water from the boilers
Of the locomotives and II was between
this car and the locomotives that Bag
gageman Bingham and Brakeman Kin
der we're taken, although with not Sc
rious injuries. The baggage belonging
10 the passengers and the contents OF
tho express car were piled into an
uns ghtly heap from which the train
officials and employees and the pas
seugors themselves were attempting all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10

the afternoon 10 sort out their be-
ioneings A thousand dollars worth ~
linen belonging 10 the dining car was
saved from the haggagc car. where it
was hcing carried as p reserve supply.
OFFICIALS ON THE SCENE.
Superintendent Van Houscn was at
the scene Of the wreck all day. direct
lng the operations Of the wrccking
CROW. which was sent up from MIL
ford. 4 hundred Japanese workmcn
came w with the wrcckcr and the
mass OF tangled ma ,hincry, trucks. and
coaches was etadu ally but systcmat-
ically removed from tho track. and hy
midnight the track was again clear.
While the track between Tintc June
ton and Boultcr was blocked by the
wreck the through trains from Los
Angeles and other S an Lake trains
were dctourcd by wa % Lynn June
ton and Provo throWh To this city.
After Fireman Sullivan was picked
up from between the lginc boiler and
baggage coach IN aided condition