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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
LOCAL MENTION.


National Maude Adams in What
Every Woman Knows" S:1J pm.
Belasco Lew Dockstader MinstreJs'
Sis pm
CoIumbia-Elsie Ferguson in such
Little Queen SIS pm.
Chase's-PoIitc vaudeville. SIS pm.
New Academy = Convict $685.. s10
pm.
New Lyceum Moulin Rouge Bur
lcsquers," SIS pm.
Gayety--The Merry Whirl.' S:1o pm
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Double Opera at Lyric, Baltimore,

On Friday, December L. the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company will present II Macs
tro di Capella and Pagliacci. with Caruso
in the latter. Special train via Baltimore
and Ohio will leave Union Station. at I
pm. running through to Mt Royal Sta
ton, Baltimore. opposite the theater.
Returning, leave Mt. Royal Station
after the performance. For tickets ano
full information call on I. Arthur Smith,
1411 F. st. n.w.-Advt.
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Motel Choir Concert TONIGHT.

The first concert for the season of the
Motel choir Of mixed voices, under the
rection of Otto T. Simon, will be given
this evening in the ballroom of the Ar
lington Hotel.
The chorus is composed of seventy sing
ers, among whom are some of the best
known in the city. Anton kaspar, vio-
linist, will be the soloist. Mrs. Otto T..
Simon will be the accompanied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Can't. Martina Recuperatine.

Capt. John MARITIME, we'll known here
as master of the two-masted bay schoon-
er George II. Meekins. which brought a
cargo of lumber here last week. is rap
idly recovering from the effects Of q
serious operation he had to undergo q
few weeks ago. and will be able to re-
sumo command Of his schooner within
the next ter days. Capt. MARITIME is at
his home. in fredericksburg, Dorchester
county, Nd, recuperating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

No Beers but Heurich's Are Good
enough for holiday entertaining. The pur-
est oldest and most delicious malt and
hop beverages produced in America. Case
Q doz. Maerzen or Senate. S1.75; . doz. La :
ger, $1.5O; bot rebate, soc. Phone W.16OO.
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CITY ITEMS.

japanese China Large-size Tea Cup and
Saucer, decorated in colors and gold
given free to purchasers of soc worth OF
Grand Union Goods.
Stands Eastern and Center Markets.
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J. G.. Weigel Wins Absolute Divorc.

Justice Barnard has granted an abso-
lutte divorce to John G. Weigel from An
ME D. Weigel.
\ decree for separate maintenance has
been signed by Justice Barnard in favor
of Nettie NJ Brinker. Her husband, Ed
ward N Brinker. is required to pay her
So per month and to pay her counsel $50.
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The Jouy Sale at Sloan's.

\ very attractive auction of fine ma
hogany furniture. Sheffield plate. orra-
nents. bric-a-brac. Persian rugs and
carpets curios, etc, will be sold at
Sloans 14O7 G. street, tomorrow at II and
=: All absolute auction that should at
tract the attention of owners of really
artistic homes. also those seeking SEN
sble holiday gifts.-Advt.
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Hotel johnson Cafes.

Our receipts of Fine Oysters and other
Sea Food are the finest obtainable. They
are direct from the catchers. A la carte
service noon lunch and table d'hote
dinner.
Ladies and gen.s cafes, first and sec
ond floors.
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Freund's for Quality, SIS 10th Nv.
Fine catering, weddings. banquet parlors
oc6-w.f,m.tf.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Absolute Divorce Granted.

Mrs. Bertha F. Pierce was granted an
absolute divorce by Justice Anderson yes
terday from Harry c. Pierce. She is given
custody of the child and alimony at the
rate of s., a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Baltimore and Ohio to Boston.

The am. ''hve-hour" train to New
York connects with the Shore Line ex.
press leaving Grand Central station 3
PM. arriving Boston $50 pm. The
pm. train arrives New York 1850 pm.
connecting with midnight express. arriv-
ing Boston 6:57 am. For further fnfor-
nation ask agents.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

During the Holidays Your Table
should be well supplied with Arnolds
Ogdensburg Ale. It's the beverage your
family and guests will enjoy most. For
case phone Arlington Bottlng CO. W. 81
de15-5d
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Stocking Gifts, Tree Toys, FavOrs,
Scrap Pictures, Tinsel. Goulds, 421 9th st
de11-13t-2
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Xmas Goods

at auction daily at 1890 and 3: nightly
att 80. You can save II to Y at our sales.
Coblens & Co, Auctioneers Of Reliable
Goods Only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

Fourth Degree X. of C..
Emblems. For sale only at Voigt's, ~
9TH st. NV.
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Downey's Carriages Are Recognized

as the finest turnouts for all social func.
tions. Hired reasonably. Stables, 1920 L.
-Advt.
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Hoods Pills
The Painless Catfaartic

Rouse the torpid liver and cure biliousness. sict
headache. jaundice. nausea, indigestion. etc.
They invaluable to prevent a cold break
up fever. Mild, gentle. certain. they are
worthy OF your confidence. Purely vegetable,
they can be taken by children or delicate wom-
en-. Price 25c. Of all druggists, or promptly by
mail. postpaid. OF
c. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

Welsbach Lights and Repairs.
Nat Automatic Inverted Lights bestS1.i3
1901 l. ST. C. A. Muddiman. GIG 18th st.
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Purissima for Health and Good Cheer.
A whisky of reputation. Very beneficial.
Recommended to ALL Wm. Ca nnon, 1925 7th
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Machines on Premises for Turning Out
Millwork of all kinds lin a hurry" Right
prices Eisinger Bros, 21O9 eth. Phone.
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An establishment conducted with moG
ern idea of sanitation. Proper massage
and manicuring by skillful and courte-
Gus attendants. Eugene Paravaro, prop.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. R. to
Harpers Ferry. Only 1926 round trip.
every Saturday, good returning Until
Monday.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

If your heating apparatus doesn t give
satisfaction let us attend to it. All
work guaranteed. Best mechanics. John
Moran Co. ZIG Pa. ave nv. Phone.
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For the Next Dance or PARTY

hire TTCO taXicab. Hired at especial
ly favora bic rates. Phone North 1872
Advt.
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Art needlework. Ladies Exchange, sO7Vt. av
de14-Hs
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DOnnelIy's "Private stock Whisky, 75c.
qt.. is better than most whistles at ST. Try
bottle. Jas. d. Donnelly, 18th and Eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

The Great Benr In an Ideal Table
water. Office, $50 r ne. Phone N. 1877
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Xmas Candies. Bic and 4Oc n Pound.
Sheetz's new store, 931 r 81.
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Christian Xander's Famous RUNS.
= Medford. 1 Santa Cruz twhftel. ia
maica dark. unexcelled. 6oc to S1oO Ut
Family Quality House. 900 9Th ST
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I,r,t. cake yor VIII Like.

Everybody praises Holmes DELICIOUS
homemade Fruit Cake. It's the richest
cleanest and best. Only .Jc pound FIN
est homemade mnce and other pies. .Oc
Holmes Bakery. 1o1 + ST. NV. Tel. NJ 1871
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Come early. avoid the crush. Virginia
Tleater.-Advt.
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Artistic Glass Domes for Dining Rooms
Bent Glass Fancy Shades.
New assortment Standard Gas or FL
1904 c. c. A. Muddiman & Co. GIG 18th.
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Looks like inauguration week OH 9th St,
near r. Why? Virginia Theater.-Advt
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Come. mother, let's go to the Virginia
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ROsaries, lax. Gold Filled.
in Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire. Amethyst,
Pearl, Turquoise, Garnet. Jade. Jet and
Topaz VIII make suitable present.
Voigt's, 725 eth.
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25c. Try Our Famous Stews. 25c
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, 513 18th NV
no11-w,n
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Where the Finest Rye Whiskey

is in demand "Old Braddock'' is tn
strongest favorite. Mellow, "nutty" AN,
smooth as velvet. Good dealerS.-Ady
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Fast Trains to Western Points

Via Chesapeake and Ohio leave Washing
ton 200 pm. $50 pm. and 11:1O pm
daily. Complete Pullman and dining cal
service.-Advt.
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Good for Christmas.

Caverlys plumbing, 1881 G NV
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Baltimore & Ohio to Baltimore.

Forty-tye and fifty-minute express
trains leave Union Station Every Hour
on the Hour, I am. to pm, week
days.-Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

Stag night. Elks' Hall tonight, 9 o'clock.
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Watch Charms. Buttons, Rings, Gu
Buttons. Voigt's. 125 9TH st. NV.
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Ninth street Is booming. Why? Virgins
Theater.-Advt.
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Tree toys. favors. tinsel. Goulds, 9th
.Adyt,
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or Merry go-round given free with one
pound of Baking Powder.
Grand Union Tea Co. 427-o9 7th st. NV.
Stands Eastern and Center Markets.
del5-4t*
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Solid Sold Sacred Hearts.
75c and $1.25. Voigts, 725 9TH.

BE Sure You Order JnO. G.. Meinberg's
FRUIT CAKE for XMAS.
The holiday table can offer none purer
richer or more delicious. Contains plen;y
of choice fruit Old enough to be nell ow
and toothsome. 25c h.: pound cake same
Jno. G. Meinberg's Bakery, 716 18th Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

People are focking to the Virginia
Theater. Whyc-Advt.
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Altamont Spring Water.
Heating and Plumbing.

"Of exceptional purity DIR. McDon-
nell, state chemist, Md.
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DANCING.
LECTURES.

MR.. CLINTON N. HOWARD OF ROCHESTER,
N Y distinguished orator and preacher,
will deliver lecture in Foundry NJ. F. Church
tomorrow evening at O'Clock the subject
1.-The Man at the Bottom'' There will be no
charge for admission 10 this lecture.
dcl5-2t6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

OF NEW BARNS

the most attractive avenues in the
city. The railway company has made
fine boulevard OF II already, The
Eighth West street line. from Second
10 Tenth South streets, required AIS
miles of trackage. a new and valu-
able bit OF track. two miles, was built
along Ninth South street from Ninth
East to Eleventh East streets. and
thence south to Tenth South street
thus cutting out the short line on
Tenth South street between Ninth and
Eleventh East streets. and relieving
the Ashton avenue line of the Sugar
House cars. The Murray line, seven
miles In length has been entirely re-
built from Seventh South street down
with double track to Twelfth South
street. and long sldings between that
point and Murray, one OF the sidings
being practically a double track for
5000 feet. The poles have been large
ly removed from the street the trolley
wires being supported by curbstone
standards. as Is the case also on the
new north and west side lines, In
fact 1t js the policy of the company
now to avoid completely the use OF
poles in street centers The best OF
heavy gravel ballasllng only is used.
and plenty OF that. which insures q
dry roadbed in wet weather. The
amount of money expended the cur
rent year in tracks and power lines, in
Guiding the overhead plant. is placed
at $4,000.
NEW LIGHTS INSTALLED.
improvements In the power line and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

While she used hollow wooden ball
for the sun @ calico ball stuffed with
hay would serve as we'll. On this
scale. the sun 100000 miles in diane
ter, Is reduced to 10 2-5 inches, Mer-
curry, 5000 miles. 1-25 inch: Venus
and the earth, each. 5000 miles. to
TWO pinheads OF 1-10: Mars,
5000 miles. to 1-20 inch: Jupiter, SS,-
900 miles. 1-25 inches: Saturn. a.
200 miles, 9-10 inches Uranus, $4,000
miles, 2-5 inch: Neptune. $1,000 miles
2-5 inch, The planets are mounted on
pins at the top of four foot posts,
Mercury being So feet from the sun.
Venus. 67; the earth, SO: Mars. 142:
Jupiter. 1874; Saturn. SS7. while
Uranus Is 1.7S3 feet away. and Nep-
tune, $500. The moon, 1000 miles
in diameter. is a sphere of 1-40 inch
mounted on the post with the earth,
at a distance OF inches. and the two
satellites OF Mars. of Jupiter. 8 OF
Saturn. of Uranus. and 1 of Nep-
tune are mostly mere specks quite
near their respective planets, Jupiter
having its eighth moon at the extreme
distance of 10 feet. On this scale q
light year. or the distance travelled
by light In one year is 100 miles
Alpha Centauri would be as far away
from London as New York: and 81
Cygnl. the nearest star visible in the
Northern Hemisphere as Tar away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

| is steadily increasing its power plant
A 1000 horsepower station is being
completed In Weber canyon. just below
Devils Gate, to be reacy for operation
in the spring. This plant will cost
100000. This. with tlc two power
plants In Big Cottonwood canyon. and
the ogden canyon plant. and service
from the Telluride and Bear River
companies, Will give the company a
total of $1,000 horsepower. In addi-
tion to this. there u-c the auxiliary
steam plants, at Jordan river. on
Fourth West street and the West
Temple street plant. aggregating $500
additional horsepower. The street
railway service requires an average of
$500 horsepower daily. with n maxi
mum OF 5000 horsepower. The company
is supplying large amounts of horse
power to various manufacturing con-
Germs I'm and around the city, as for
instance the Portland cement works
which use LOCO horsepower daily.
The company has $50 new luminous
arc lamps placed over the city, the
west side being equipped this season.
so that the installation Is general. The
business section will be equipped as
soon as tho necessary cable can be
secured from eastern manufacturers
and drawn through the conduits In
addition TO the arc lights there are
221 ,0C0 incanGoscent lamps scattered
through the city. An important addi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

tlon has been made this fall to the
generating plant IN the West Temple
street station. viz, a second $50, 900
tor-generator, which places tie
company on Easy street as far as get.
ting all the power wanted Is concerned
There are now two of these monster
machines at this station, each generat-
ing l.250 horsepower.
ARMY OF EMPLOYEES.
The Utah Light & Railway company
has 1l62 omployes-374 carmen, dis
patchers and machinists, 81 on the Of
flee force. 100 in. the line department.
45 in the electrical service department.,
10 at the power stations and trans
mission lines. and 3S1 on the mainten-
ance OF way and track department
The Hartman interests have expended,
1t is estimated. IS. 600. 900 on the prop
critics Of the Utah Light 6 Railway
company since their acquisition five
years ago from the Utah Light &
Power company. and the Consolidated
Railway & Power company. Tho Of
flcers are: w. H Bancroft, president:
Farley l.. Williams, first vice prcsi-
dent; w s. Mccormick second Vice
president F. H. Knickerbocker. sec
retary; G, s. Gannett, treasurer; VIII
Brown. auditor; Joseph s. Wells, gem
eral manager; r. E. Hunt, assistant
general manager: O. A Honnold
electrical engineer: L L. Dagron, civil
engineer. The directory includes. In
addition to the first three general Of
ficers. l. s. Hills, w. w Ritter, T. G.
Webber. Heber NJ. Wells. D. E. Burley,
and VIII Brown.
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Street Car Company Spending Half Mil
lion in Betterments.

HE Utah Light 6 Railway COM
pany of this city has made
great strides. accomplished
great things during the current
year. 1t has been a marked season
for reconstruction as we'll as tho build
Ing of new lines. such as those on
Ninth avenue and Eighth West street
Every day long gravel trains have been
run through the streets from the pits
at North salt Lake to various points
where ballastinG was being done, and
the construction department has seen
some very busy times.
During 1909. up to Nov, 1. there
have been 263s miles of track con-
structed; that Is. increase in mileage
and new rails. In fact. the old sys-
tenn has been entirely reconstructed.
the new line to Murray being included
in this The Ninth avenue line re-
quircd Ia miles OF track laying, the
line extending from Sixth avenue and
3 street to Ninth avenue and thence
east to X street. AS property owners
along the avenue from Is to NJ street
have GRADED out the old canal and
leveled the street into a good roadway
to the spur of the side hill tho COM
pany can extend its tracks to NJ street
whenever the patronage calls for It,
Ninth avenue promises 10 be one of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Another step toward the production
OF electric plants for the farm seems
10 nave been achieved at Buckenhil.
Eng ~ wind turbine "a feet in d.
ameter is mounted on q steel tower IS
feet high. about 435 yards from the
mousse and 50 feet above its level, and
drives a specially designed generator.
with armaturc running In a vertical po-
sition. adapted to a speed variation OF
4oO 10 l.6gO revolutions per minute. The
current Is conducted by overhead wires
from the generator at the foot OF the
tower to storage battery of IS cells In
an outbuilding Of the house. The bat
tcry is divided into two equal groups
OF cells, and is designed TO feed about
100 Osram metallic filament lamps in the
lighting circuit. besides driving q 90
volt motor for working a chaff-cuttcr.
circular saw and root-pulpng ma
chine. The motor is In the shed 80
yards from the house, connected to the
battery by an underground cable. The
plant Is entirely automatic and a spe-
cial tall gear changes the position of
the wheel when its stopping is de-
sired, and also when the wind reaches a
certnin predeterm.ned velocity With
bail bsarir o. ? o-sa~s on. lo7oS p an
oil bath. the plant could be neglected
ior = year without damage from lack
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

of fabrication. The apparatus has been
In successful operation a few weeks,
and has done wood saving and other
work In addition to lighting the house
When the making OF electrolytic iron
Is fully developed. 1t Is expected that
Iron objects can be made direct from
tho orc in Its bed. without any neces-
sfty OF mining. Iron tubes or plates
can be made by placing Iron ore or
cast iron in an acid bath, and con-
meeting 1t with the positive pole of a
dynamo, the negative electrodc being
lead covered wooden core for a tube or
a similar flat surface for a plate. When
Inc iron deposit is thick enough, 1t Is
taken out. the tube being heated to
remove the core The electrolytic iron
is very pure and can bc made from
poor ore OF iron waste.
The monoplane. II is pointed out. Is
better adapted than the bIplane for
making In small sections. to pack in tho
aviator's trunk when he goes to his
summer home.
The instructive model of the solar
system designed by Agnes Fay, a Brit
ish teacher, is on scale OF one mil
lion miles to the foot, and she sug-
gests that the upper classes in any
school may make 1t to advantage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

extension of the lighting circuits with
installation OF new luminous arc lamps
for street lights. figure among the val
liable steps of progress made by the
Utah Light & Railway company. as
do also the building OF underground
conduits. the paving OF streets and
improvement of rolling stock. The
new car barns on Tenth ward square
furnish the company with q housing
Dlant unsurpassed for convenience and
utility in the country. lrhcy are OF
concrete roofs. flooring and pits, with
pressed brick walls, capable of hous-
ing 140 OF the new cars which measure
IS feet long. over the bumpers. At
present. only tho yard tracks, barns
and heating plant arc completed. But
during the coming year machine, car
penter. repair and paint shops are to
be built, the outlay there for 1910
amounting to $250.000. The value of
the entire property, when completed.
is estimated Mt 100000.
The company has 143 passenger
cars. most of them of latest pattern.
and 65 of which are in regular con-
stant service: so construction cars.
including service. dump and fat cars,
six sweepcrs ard three engines. Ev-
cry car in the passenger service has
now four motors. thus giving It $50
horsepower propulsion; consequent
ly there is now no trouble about climb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
ing hills. provided the power docs no.
INCREASE IN TRAFFIC.

ihH iiiiSs llC DOWcl QoCS nOs
give out
INCREASE IN TRAFFIC.
Passenger traffic has Increased dur
ing 1909 from 10 to Is per cent over
that of 1908. due largely to the hol6-
ing of conventions here, and the i'm
mense tourist travel through to the
Seattle fair The building up of the
northern and eastern sections of the
city has greatly increased the roads
income. and it Is the companys policy
TO extend lines wherever patronage
would warrant It, The Fort Douglas
Ine has been entirely relocated and re-
built. with one of the best constructed
tracks and road beds to be found any
where. The line to the post from Mt
Olivet cemetery has been discontinued
and the track Will be removed later.
Slxty-flve pounds steel is now laid in
place OF the old 35 and SO pounds
rail, much to improvement in comfort
of travel. The track extensions for
1910 include the extension of the Muir
ray line to Sandy and Bingham juno
ton. There will be no line to Holla-
day, as Judge LeGrand Young's road
Is 10 run down there. and the region
is not sufficiently populated 10 war
rant the building OF two roads. 1t is
doubtful also. II any line Will be built
alonG Thirteenth East street for TWO
ears yet. as there is nothing along
tae proposed line to pay for its main
tenance.
The Utah Light & Railway company