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The Washington times., 1909-12-12

First-Arthur Lenox. Lock Box
PA. Washington. ID. G.
Second-Mrs. Roy II. Wiseman, 767
Gresham place northwest
Third-D +. Lantz. 1443 Belmont
street northwest.
These, I hasten to say. were not by
any manner Of means the only ones
sending i'm correct solutions. Indeed. the
collection Of lists which had every num-
Der correctly solved was remarkable
when one takes into account the fact
that number eleven demanded a great
stretch of the imagination TO bring the
puzzler into clear waters
Mr.. LenCN sent his list in in the form
OF a Christmas greeting.
A great ;alIy-hO. with coachman and
bugler. all i'm Christmas red. is depicted
as dasninC through the snow and bring
ing up with a proper flourish before a
quaint old wayside inn. on one side
is inscribed the ''Iocoed' rivers. proper
ly restored, while on the other is written
the following much appreciated greet
ing.
Dear Miss Carroll:
y wish 10 assure you 81 my APP
probation of your successful efforts
IN dUOTulnE pleasure anu .hSAA uNtAoh
to the many readers OF your depart
ment.
II have enjoyed the puzzles very
-r7l,.-'' and my friends say the same.
Hope YOU will long continue them.
Ending as I began, again, I wish
You happy Christmas and bright
New Year.
sincerely, ARTHUR LENOX."
Mrs Wiseman sent In a beautifully
typed list. accompanied by the follow
ing note:
In regard 10 No. IL. the jumbled
letters more nearly make "Schooly-
kill" than anything else that I can
discover. However, they are a long
WAYS from spelling that. because
of the fact that the letter &c is not
included in the words "Ill look
shy" Besides. the generally &C
cepted spelling Of the word is
S-c-h-u-y-I-k-i-l-l." which word /
have inserted as the correct solu-
ton to No. II.
Mr.. Iantz contributed a solution
which was not only correct In detail,
but remarkable as an example of al
most perfect chirograPhy- Mr. Lantz.
The Washington times., 1909-12-12
The Bedtime Story.
wish
dIntet
THE UGLY DUCKLING.

SYNOPSIS OF STORY PRECEDING.
Among ali the ICkngs that a mother
duck had one so ugly that everyone
talked about 90 aHS wanted TO quarrel
with H.
The Washington times., 1909-12-12
Clever Letters in Prize Contest;
Street Names for Today's Puzzle

TIE prize winners last week deserve
To have their names placed on a
roll Of honor. Therefore. : TtoJeed 10 do
as well as I can by them and in order
of their rank name them as follows;
First-Arthur LenoX. Lock Box
PA, Washington. ID. G.
Second-Mrs. Roy r. Wiseman, 767
Gresham place northwest
Third-D +. Lantz 1443 Belmont
street northwest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22
NOTICE OF snERiFFs SALE.


byV'rtue OF an execution ana ordor
ot sn'o dn'y issued by tho clerk OF
tho c'rcuit Court OF klamath County,
STATE or oregon. dated tho 18Th day
"t January, 1909. In u certain action
at law IN the Civeuit Court of tho
state OF oregon. for tho County of
klamath. wherein Albert shur as
piaih'in recovered Judgment against
w ~ May defendant, Tor the sum
of -FOUR hundred Forty'ci.ht and
'o-ioo Hdas,'O Dollars. together
with interest thereon from the s<th
u"y OF August. l9oS. at the ratio OF
\ pcr cont per annu'n. aud an order
oi sale OF u: NEa OF SEn OF Soc
ton Si. township 80 south Of Range
5 East w NJ, ~ upon execution TO
SATISFY s"ia SUM- On tho isth day of
January. 1903,
Notice In hereby given that ! Will
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22
HERALD ADS PAY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF tho Interior. u. 4.
Land ONCE at Lakoview. Oregon, Dc.
cenber II. 1908.
Notice IL hereby givon that Maud
Hayden. OF Klamath Falls, Oregon
who. Nov. 80. 1908. made Timber and
stone Application No 0ss2. for NEu
NWh. sec. 20. TIP. 81 s.. Il. o o..
W. NJ. has iiled notice OF intcntion
TO make final proof.to establish claim
TO the land above described, b.foro
County Clerk klamath Co, at hls OF.
hc". at klamath Falls. Oregon, ON tho
.Sth day OF February. 1908.
Claimant names AZ witnesses:
Albert Harrison. A. NJ. Jamison.
'ohh o. schnllock. Bon Carlisle. all
OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
,,,. J. N. WATSON.
Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22
90 . . . . . . . - . 90 90
. FOE VALLEY ITEMS. .
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Geo. Cline was In the valley last
week surveying u road. william
Griffith and Sam Dixon were tho
viewers.
Mrs. W. p. Moore has been called
to Ashland on account OF the sick.
ness OF her daughter. Mrs Ethel
Casey.
Min and John Loyelady hauled n
load OF wood to Mrs Hughes laa
Sunday
Levi Grifilth Is staying with his
sister. Mrs. &. W. Lewis. near Mer.
rill. while Mr. Lewis Is In the Falls
on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bunting and
children. OF Merrill. are visiting with
Mrs. Bunting's mother. Mr.. \. Mark.
Chas. Swingle was In the valley
Tuesday buying cattle.
William Gr!fith went to the Falls
Sunday and returned Monday.
J. d. Short went to the Falls last
Miss Nellie Lyon. OF Royston, Is /
visiting with Mrs. Sam. Dixon.
The Kinney boys sold their cattle
TO Chas. Swinxle and drove them !
through the valley Wednesday.
stephen Grifith moved his calves
TO hn Lost River ranch Tuesday.
Rev. NOrtridge visited a. Stephen !
Grifith's Monday. tie will preach |
at the Lower Poe Valley school house
The first Sunday In March.
Esau Keck went to Oicne Monday. !
Elmer Moore went to the Falls
Riley Haskins went to the gaih
his week and suoectsA - start fP1
Nevada TO look after hD intessofs
here.D ~ ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22
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. YONNA VALLEY ITEMS. .
90 <<>> 80 ! 90 . 90 .

Lincoln Day and Oregon Day were
observed at the illldcbrand school
Friday. Fob. II. with appropriate cx.
crcisos.' Tho school was decorated
by pictures drawn by tho pupils and
by tho large school nag drapcd across
the front OF the room, In the center
Of which was placed n beautiful por.
trait OF Abraham Lincoln. presented
by tho Star Drug Store. OF Klamath
Falls. A short program consisting
OF the following was rendered
Song, Oregon" by the School
IA Day In the Cow Column" by jos.
SO .Applegatc. Read by Edward
Flackus,
Stories about Lincoln, Willie Rcck.
Song. Columbia. tho Gem OF tho
Ocean," Louise Fiackus. Frank
Book. Edward Flnckus. Nellie Bliss
Bailey's speech In Congress. Henry
Stanley,
Address. Oregon" Jacob Rucck.
Music. violins. Jerry Pearson. Ed.
ward Flackus: guitar. Harrison
Gray.
Dedication ot Gettysburg Ernest
Nall
Act OF Admitting Oregon into the
rnion." Joe Stcrfl.
song. school
Stories OF Lincoln. Ward Rucck.
Closing song. America" school.
One Of the most pleasant features .
of the afternoon was the address OF
Jacob Rneck ON the subject OF Ore. .
eon. lie described Oregon as he
has seen II In the past twenty.nvc
iears OF his residence here. lie then
old many interesting and amusing
stories In connection with the web
oot country. and lastly described tho
great improve cmcnts made and bcinr
made In Eastern Oregon. Another
'art OF the program much enjoyed
we're the stories told BY little While
Beck about Abraham Lincoln. 4
Jesse Drew and Perry Reynolds
made q business trip tn Chns T..
)rew's last Saturday.
Geo. Ritter went to the Falls last
n n witness on tho horse
tealing case
VIM. Loguc In now doing tho work
the A. r. Wallis place.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22
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. LONE PINE ITEMS. .
900 >>H>H H-> . %

Mike 0alarneau ana 8. Booth wer
Falls visitors Tuesday.
Harry Booth and Elba Mays ar,
logEins brush for Pink Barks
Mrs Ella Robley spent Thursda.
with Mrs. .. Booth.
Nike Glarneau Is digging a new
well.
Miss Eva lngrahan and Johnnie
flaming were At the Bunnell ranch
fawsdsy.
Jesss Stanley Is now working for
Mr.. 0alarnsau.
Andy Depew spent last Sunday
Win bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
HeL-w.
AIRS. 8. Booth and Mrs. II. Booth
spent Friday with Mrs. Beebe.
I'D Reams and Charlie Stceman
spe:t Wednesday In the Falls.
Harry Booth helped Nc Monson
braad colts last Wednesday.
Pierce Combs was Falls visitor
last week.
Henry Bsldin spent Friday at his
honesssad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22

Harry Booth. Mrs. Chas. Steeman.
Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Adison. Mrs. ).
Booth. Mrs. Carl Robley. Mrs. John
koontr. Mrs. Herbert Philips. Mrs.
Me Monson. Mrs. Newton, Mrs. 4,
Reams. Mrs. Ricve. Miss Lottie Al.
len. Mrs. Bpnnell. Mrs. Bob Short.
Mrs. L. A. West and Mrs. Steeman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-22

Singer. Wheeler \ Wilson SEWING
Machine Agency, cor, 9th aud Main
for needles and oil. Machinos Tor
ront. ~
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
Mining and Financial News

from fortnight ago. Southern Pacific and other Hartman stocks also suffered severely Undoubtedly large part of the selling came from the bear party, following the London market, where our stocks were generally below parity.
 In the final hour, however, author itative denial was made of the report that Hartman was prepared to submit to surgical operation, and the mar. ket rallied with complete recoveries in United States Steel, Reading, St. Paul, Atchson, Amalgamated Copper and Great Northern.
 Union Pacific regained over three points of it's full decline and the closing was spirited with the rally under way. The business of the two hours was over 475,O0O shares. of which more than two thirds was again in half dozen issues--Union Pacific, Southern Pacific United States Steel, Reading, Atchison and American Smelling.
 Bonds were irregular, total sales amounting to $l,sO2,000. In United States government bonds, the 3's gained E and the registered 4's h per cent for the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
SUIT WOULD QUIET TITLE ID EAST
 GLOBE L0T
F. c. JACOBS QUESTIONS OWNER SHIP OF G. w. HAMILTON
 TO PROPERTY
To settle dispute regarding the own

To settle dispute regarding the own ership of two lots at First and Syca- more streets, Fred c. Jacobs filed suit yesterday against q. W. Hamilton and P. c. Robertson, ex officio trustee of East Globe townsite.
 According to the complaint, Hamil- ton has filed claim to the property through Judge Robertson, claiming that he located the property in April, 1909.
 Jacobs claims that Hamilton was not the original occupant of the property, as he has bar and other improve ments on one of the lots.
 He asks that the granting of the deed to Hamilton be enjoined, the title be declared vested in the probate judge and the latter ordered ic sell the prop erty, under an act of the legislature of 1909.
 As he has improvements of the value of more than $l00 on the property, Jacobs asks that he be declared the preferred purchaser. A temporary injunction was grant. ed by Judge Lewis, pending hearing in the matter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS AND GOSSIP ON
 EXCHANGES

BOSTON. August 2s.-The market again showed the nervousness that has prevailed since Hartman return, and the rumors of his illness have develop cd more serious tendency and are so freely circulated it begins to look as though the market had discounted even his death In further break We be- lieve good support will be forthcom- ing; but until the selling fever has burned itself out, we do not think i: wise to take any decided position; but to wait until the market becomes more settled. The bank statement is favor. able.
 Boston Coppers were dull with the exception of Shelters, which showed strength on large buying. North Butte was well bought around 60. There
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
ALDERMAN M'NEN. MARRIED LAST
 EVENING
TAKES MISS ROSE wHITMER :, HIS BRIDE AFTER COURT.
 SHIP OF TWO WEEKS

As the outcome of romance of les than two weeks, Miss Rose Whitmer n, Central and James P. MeNeil, memha of the city council, were married in ,b. parlors of the One Horseshoe roomir, house on North Broad street, at e9' O clock last night.
 Judge P. c. Robertson oflieiated s the wedding, which was quiet affair with. only the necessary witnesses ii attendance. None of the bride rela tives were present.
 The bride was attired in beaut, ful gown of white satin, trimmed ii pink. The groom was dressed in con ventional black.
 The bride is daughter of a wei known raneher of Central, Grahar county. She came to this city abOu two weeks ago. Through a friend sh met Councilman McNeil It was appsr ently a case of love at first sight an before the friends of the couple su, pected that more than friendship exist ed between them, the ceremony ha been performed.
 The couple will make their home i this city, in a new home which Nj McNeil has recently fitted up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
GRAINS WEAKER

CHICAGO, August 2S.-A complete reversal of sentiment marked the wheat trading today compared with yes terday, a heavy tone prevailing A lit tie frmness was manifested early in the day on an advance of x to X at Liverpool, but before the end of the first hour the market weakened and con tinued so as the trading progressed, and the closing was at almost the lowest point of the day.
 Rains in Kansas and Nehraska brought out liberal sales of corn, which resulted in material declines of all de liveries. The market closed weak with prices down ss to M.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, August 2s.-Cattle-Re- ceipts 800, market steady. Reeves, 4.l5 to 7.75; Texas steers, to $40; western steers. 4.40 to GAO; stockers and feed. CTS, 3.l5 to 5.l5; cows and heifers, 2.25 to $40; calves, 650 to $50.
 Sheep Receipts 200, market steady Native, 2.75 to 4.75; western, 3 to 4.75; yearlings, 4.50. to $50. Lambs-Native 4.25 to 7.S5; western, 4.60 to ITS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
BASLE WINS GREAT AUTO RACE IN
 SLOW TIME
VICTIM OF FATAL ACCIDENT TO BE OPERATED oN-sLIM
 CHANGE FOR LIFE

BRIGHTON BEACH, August 2S.--- The Renault ear driven by Charles Basic, won the twenty four hour au- tomobile race here tonight in goas-you- please fashion. The ear travelled l,050 miles, IF miles less than the record made by Robertson and Leseault last year, but 1l2 miles more than the near est rival in this race. The final score of other competitors follow:
 Rainier--Disbrow and Lunden, 93s miles.
 Acme No. g. Batchke and Maynard, ss3 miles.
 Palmer-Singer-Lescau and Howard, s1o miles.
 Allen Kingston Hughes and Egieli s66 miles.
 Acme No. 4-vantine and Kayouh 76O miles.
 Laurent Crosse, driver of the Stearns, whose spine was broken in last nights fatal collision, was operated on today. His chances of recovery arc very slim. The other persons injured will recover.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

reported steady at 3030 to 30.40.
 Lead quiet at 4.s0 to 40 and spelter at 5.70 to 5.S0.
 Local dealers quoted lake copper at l3.371a electrolytic, l2.S71a to l3.l2h; casting, l2.62la to 12.s71a.
 Silver, 5i2 Mexicans, A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
THE LATEST MAN IN THE WORLD

Would not be contented to be kept ir the house and doing nothing by rheu. matism. Neither are you, wh, arc al ways busy and active. Then don I neglect the first twinge of an ache or pain that you might think i. just a "crick." Rub well with Ballard $ Snow Liniment and ne matter what the trouble is. 1t will disappear at once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
LOWER PRICES RULE IN LEADERS OF
 MARKET
SPECTACULAR DECLINE OF UNION PACIFIC coNTINUED-LowER
 LEVELS REACHED
SOME RECOVERY LATE IN DAY
REPORT THAT HARTMAN IS NOT TO BE OPERATED UPON IS
 GLADLY RECEIVED

NEW YORK, August 20 The lowest prices of the week, in circumstances for month or more were made in to- sold off to 194h, which represents a decline of over twenty-three points
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, August 2S.-With the New York exchange closed and in the absence of London cables, the metal markets were quiet and practically nominal, as usual on Saturday Tin
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
NOTICE TO UNION MEN

We wish 10 extend general invits |tion to all members of local union to take part in the parade, the sport and the ball at night on Labor Day September 6.
 COMMITTEES, Carpenters and Joiners' Union
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

seems to be n scarcity of selling pres sure in copper stocks, and with any en- conragement we look for higher prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
The Price

Of lots is very nominal. At
 present actual builders will be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
Later Improvements

Will be made by the company as the ground is sold. Perhaps
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

enal rise in values. For the past year East Globe has been building at the rate of over $15,000 per month, and values in some cases have trebled in one year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
Wise Buyers

Foresee the same thing coming up in South Globe and are in for the rise. In fact there are buildings already planned to the value of $30,000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
The Streets

Are the best in the city. Ire mont Boulevard, one and one half miles in length, is the fin est pleasure drive in the coun-
 ty. From the old townsite line it winds to the top of the mesa at an easy grade and skirts the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
Titles Ar, Perfect

The company handles no title that will not pass any loan as sociation. This is important, as a number of buyers of lots will borrow the money to build after the lot is bought. Ab stracts are furnished free of cost. All lots are staked and numbered.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

 able to buy lots 90 by 100 feet and even larger for Sl00 each. Alternate lots are sold at this price, with the expectation that the intervening lots will bring not less than $500 within two years. In this manner the com pany expect to realize on an average $500 per lot and at the same time give the original buyers homes at ground level prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

%l0,000 will be expended in grading the shorter streets during the next year. All this work will further advance tle value of the land.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

pants by restrictions to run with the land. The same plan is responsible for East Globe popularity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

Have been set aside and will be dedicated to the public as soon as the city council finds it con venient to care for the grouds.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-11
LOVING CUP FOR
WINNING TEAM In
CITY B. B. LEAGUE

To the winner of the champion
ship of the city basketball league a
loving cup will be presented. This
is the plan Of the managers of the
league, and with the attendance that
is anticipated at the remainder of the
games sufficient sum will be raised
to buy a handsome cup. The name OF
the winning team will be engraved
on the cup. and every year II will be
contested for, the winner having the
honor to keep 1t for year. 1t is
also planned to give the players of
the teams a dinner when the season
Is over. The players on the teams
have practiced hard, and IL the at
tendance is large at the remaining
games there is every prospect that
the players will be rendered a royal
banquet by the managers of the
league.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-11
BLUE SPOT MEETS
WITH ACCIDENT
TO PITMAN STRAPS

The steamer Blue Spot broke her
'pitman strap" on the starboard side
this morning at o'clock. just as she
was coming out of the Tennessee
river with five barges. heavily loaded
with railroad ties, and struck the
head of owens island before assist
ance could reach her. One barge had
an end caved in and sank. and ar
other barge was showed hard aground
on the bank at the head OF the island.
The other three barges and the boat
were not damaged In the collision.
All the ties were saved and II is
thought that only one barge is dam
aged. As soon as the "pitman strap
broke a distress whistle was blown
and the steamer Harth. belonging 20
the West Kentucky Coal company
and the steamer Mary N, belonging
10 the st. Bernard Coal compan,.
hurried TO the rescue of the Blue
snot The Blue Spot belongs TO the
Holcomb-Hays Tie company and was
an charge of Capt. James TIL. who
&c also a pilot, and Pilot Less Ben
nett The damage Is estimated at
about $500.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-11
ANTHRACITE MEN
HOLD CONFERENCE
AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, March 11.-Presljent
Lewis and the miners committee,
representing district locals, went int
conference with operators at IL
o'clock today in the Reading Termi-
nal building to settle the question Of
a strike in the anthracite fields. An
undercurrent of i'll feeling was shown
by the parties to the conference. II
is giving cause to fear that differ
ences might be unsettled and strike
result. Labor forces have made eight
demands.
Most of the representatives OF the
operators are the heads OF big coal
carrying roads owning mines In the
anthracite regions. Only two indi-
vidual owners are represented. Pres
ident Baer, of the Reading, heads the
forces.
The demands of the miners are set
forth in regular form. A committee
of seven miners and seven operators
was named to discuss them. The
subcommittee went into session this
afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-11
Threats Made to Defeat Nc
Cracken's Candidate for
State Senator.
The Organization Appears
Little Concerned.
PRECINCT ELECTIONS ARE HELD

Democratic precinct committeeman
were elected yesterday In ten pre-
cincts. There was little interest In
the election and In two precincts no
elections we're held. The Harper fac
tion OF the Democrats say they are
well pleased at the election ana clasIn
that they viii be supported by at
least Ave OF the new committeemee
The following we're the committee
men. South side court house. No. ;.
8. J. LAnham; Chalk's, George Au-
gustus: Maxon Mills. A. w. Rick
man; Hoyercamp. Richard ID. Penn;
Cecil. A. l.. Ragsdale; Melber. @. z.
Huddleson. No elections were held
at the Hendron and woodvllle pr,-
clncts while the name OF the commit
teeman at Rossington could not be
ascertained.
Claiming the balance Of power In
their hands. the supporters OF the
Harper faction have announced that
they will not throw their strength to-
wards the election OF w. V. Eaton to
the state senate unless the Dem0c-
rats rellnqulsh w. +. Bradshaw. Jr..
as county chairman and recognize DR..
Harper as county chairman. Should
the opposing faction not recognize
Harper as the regularly elected chair
man. the Harper faction will throw
its strength to the Ballard county or
Carlisle county candidate.
The Harper faction claims 10 com
mltteenen az present to 10 for Brad
shaw. while Committeeman Hickman,
Penn. Ragsdale. Augustus and Hull
ileson are clsimcd, which would give
the Harper faction IS committeeman.
John NJ. Moore. OF La Center. can
dldate against Mr.. Eaton. is bidding
for the insursent support, Il IL stated.
However. the regular organization
will hold no parley with the Harper
faction. 70 Is stated. and entertains no
fear OF its ability to swing things in
all precincts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-11
TRACKS WASHED AWAY.
Service on White River Division on
Observation-Disclosures Border.

Newport. Ark. March IL The
transforms along the Missouri-Ar-
kansas border Monday night we're
very heavy and much damage was
done to track and service on the
White river division. The White river
passenger train now making the
round trip from Newport to the 0ma-
ha tunnel was delayed over sixteen
hours and did not reach Newport un-
Ill about noon. One slide occurred
two miles south OF Newport. rock
so large falling upon the track that
blasting was necessary before II could
be removed. Another slide was re-
ported two miles north of SYCAMORE
two feet OF dirt covering the tracks
for three rail lengths. After the big
rain the water ran over the track
from Bransom to the state line, also
at Turkey Ridge and Holster, and In
the Bergman cut the water was three
feet deep, wahsing the dirt and rocks
upon the track.
A fresh crew was ordered out at
Newport to make the passenger run
on the White river division today up
on the arrival OF the belated train.