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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
CANNING FACTORY FOR
MURRAY is ASSURED
Definite Plans for Establish
mcnt of Modern Plant
Are Announced.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Feb. l.-Tbc city Of Mur-
ray is TO have a canning factory. and
that very soon. Definite plans were an
nounccd today. when IT was given out
that the meeting held last week had
come up TO the expectations of all con-
ccrncd and that during It's cours" scy-
cral enthusiastic speeches were made, in
which I, was pointed out how an indus
Try of this sort could be carried on sue
Ccssfully.
L. c. Miller, president and general
manager. VIII this week. in company with
others in the company. decide upon
a location.
The Utah Produce company. which
name the new company will USE is an
Incorporation. having filed articles some
timc ago. for the purpose OF conducting
tho canning industry here.
Many OF the prominent citizens in inc
town have taken stock i'm the new under
taking and the townsmcn as a whole arc
eager for such an establishment, hciG.
The newly organized Commercial ciuo
yin ms, its efforts In lurthcring tho
project. as II has already done much to
advance the industrial CROWN oi 'h's
nj. 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
GAE nc Often Lead to
OVAAUO Serious Trouble.

lt is well known fact that pull
monary tuberculosis is so insidious in
l1s workings that its victims seldom
IeaIlze their danger until after the
disease has taken strong hold, In
eIPlent cases arc frequently discovered
IN apparently insignificant colds.
ooids. If neglected, often lead 10 Sc
nous consequences To break up cold
quickly there is nothing 80 effective as
me ul simple mixture Of two ounces of
SSiycerinc and half ounce of Virgin
on OF Pine compound pure with eiSht
ounces of pure Whisky You can bmy
these IN any good drug store, and easily
NIX them together in n large bottle
shake well and take tcaspoonful ev.
cry four hours. II soothes and heals
tne irritation in the throat and bron.
chIal organs, relieves hoarscness. and
VIII cure any cough that is durable
Because of It's purity this mixture ia
far preferable TO ordinary patent couch
medicines. being free from chloroform
or any other harmful or habit forming
drug. The genuine Virgin Oil of Pine
compound pure is a combination of the
active principles of pine and santal
album, prepared in the laboratories Of
The Leach Chemical Co, of Cincinnati.
u, who recommend it highly for any
case OF throat or bronchial trouble,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
H0LDUP is SCARED AWAY
BY SCREAMS OF WOMEN

"Moke the purse snatcher." was busy
again Monday night. when he attempted
10 steal the purses OF Mrs. Reckless. Mrs.
Carson and Mrs. Prince. residing at 20
West Fifth South street, after he had
stopped the women on the corner OF
Fifth South and Main streets. Screams
OF the women frightened the burly negro
away.
Just as the three women were nearing
the corner OF Fifth South and Main
streets, Monday night. they were accosted
by the burly negro, who stepped close
90 them and demanded their purses. The
screams of the women brought pedestrl-
ans hUrrying TO the scene before the
negro had taken the purses and hearing
tho approaching footsteps he darted away
and disappeared in the darkness.
The police were notified later and a
number of plain clothes men and patrol
men hurried TO the scene, but thorough
search OF the vicinity failed 10 locate or
find any trace OF the man. The police
have a good description OF the man, who
Is said TO be the same man who has been
holding up women on the streets and.
according 20 the police his capture is but
a question OF a short ,lme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. Independent }.
GERMANY QUIET AFTER
SOCIALIST OUTBREAKS

BERLIN, Feb, l4-Except for a
bandaged head TO be seen here and
there in the east side streets and q few
cases in the hospitals suffering from
saber wounds. there were no effects Of
Ycsterday's demonstration against the
proposed Prussian franchise reform
measure 10 be observed here.
The Socialist papers protest bitterly
against what they term the uuneces
sarv and provocative violence of the
police They say the government s
moral position is so weak that it is
obliged TO resort 30 attacks upon peace
full professions of those who demand
manhood suffrage.
Indicate moro serious collisions between
tho police and the people outside the
capital than here Official figures from
Halle. Saxonv. give the number Of
wounded there as l0e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
MAYOR GLASMANN IS
TURNED down COLD
His Effort to Appoint AIonzo
Rogers Fire Chief Is
Blocked.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1I-Another effort ON the
part OF Mayor William Glasmann TO se-
cure 'he confirmation OF an appointee 10
the position of Sire chief failed tonight
when the name OF Alonzo Rogers. accom-
pdhleo by number OF strong recon-
nehdatlons as TO his fitness for office was
snort discussion referred to the fire com
mlItee FOR a report.
lhere seems to be firm determination
on the part OF the ma ajority OF the council
To retain Fire Chief r. j, Paine in Of
nee. despite the efforts OF the MAYOR
10 name another for the position Mr..
d,1 hosers mas been connected with the local
Ire department. in various capacities for
number OF years and has excellent rec
omrnendations from three of the fire
chiefs under whom he served.
inc mayor attempted to create A new
municipal office this evening by appoint
ing w. ). tiolt as purchasing agent Tor
tne city and secretary of the committees
oi The city council at a salary of $40 "A
month The council, however. refused 10
confirm the appointment until a report
on the matter Is submitted by the finance
committee.
Charles H.. Kircher. the pres
ent Superintendent OF the Ogden water
works system. was reappointcd tonight at
a salary Of $3.50 month upon the rec
ommcndation OF the watcrworks com
mittee. All OF the councilmcn voted in
man OF the appointment except Council
!Hdll i1alkpf.
Unon the recommcnda ton OF the pub
lie building and erounos committee. the
suggestion OF the mayor regarding the
matter OF obtaining better insurance
rates FOR the city buildings was adopted
and the city recorder instructed to CON
fer with local insurance agents and the
state underwriters association To this
end.
The appointment OF Miss Jennie Brown
as stepoSrapher in the office of Judge j.
u. Murphy OF the city court. was re-
ferred To the finance committee. The
city attorney was authorized 10 employ an
assistant at not more than $3.50 to assist
in a revision of the city ordinances upon
the recommendation OF the mayor
The council adjourned until tomorrow
night. when special meeting Will b" r."
at which representatives OF the Ogden
Bettermcnt league Will appear 10 submit
some proposed radical changes in the
liquor ordinance now in effect in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
MURRAY CITY TO VOTE ON
SCHOOL BOND PROPOSITION
Spcclal TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY Feb. IA bond election
Will be held here Wednesday for the
purpose OF raising money for the erec-
ton OF new school houses. The issue Is
FOR $50, 600, The polling places and judges
who win conduct the election in the sew
cral municipal wards embraced in Murray
City are as follows
First ward-David Dicks residence.
North State street; judges. Alexander
Lee. David Dick. Raymond Miller.
Second ward.-Murray city hall: judges
William j. Warcnsld. Archibald Brad
ford. George II. Lyon
Third ward.-Sccond ecclesiastical ward
meeting house: judges. James w. Ca
hoon Matthew Gibbs. Charles Holm.
Fourth ward.-First Ecclesiastical
ward meeting house. Vine street Judges,
Thomas w. Baird. Albert Sanders, Fred
erick Peterson.
Fifth ward.-Grant hall. State street
and Winchester road; Judges. John Rich
ardson. CnriStian Stephenson David
Powell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Malad Commercial Club.

Special TO The Tribune.
MALAD. Ida. Feb. 1.-THE permanent
organization OF a commercial club WAS ci-
feCted Friday at which election OF officers
occurred Peter FrcdrIckson, one OF Ma
lads substantial business men. was elected
president: John L. Thomas OF the firm
of r. r. Owens and Company, was made
vice president, and Griff Davis di
rector In the First National bank of
Malad. treasurer G. j Morgan. tenn
porary secretary. declined the nomination
OF permanent secretary; this may affect
the ultimate success OF the club as the
organization owes its existence almost
wholly TO Mr.. Morcan's efforts, he having
personally secured the entire membership,
l. r. Thomas. who was president during
tho formative period. IS another TO whom
credit is due.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
ARMORED CRUISERS OF
UNCLE SAM BACK HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14,-Returu
ing from their long cruise in oriental
waters, six armored cruisers of the Pa
ciic feet entered the harbor this after
noon, headed by the California. flagship
Of Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree. The
other vessels are the South Dakota,
Pennsylvania. Colorado Maryland and
West Virginia. The former flagship,
Tennessee, and the Washington, were
detached from the feet at Honolulu and
sent TO tho Bremerton navy yard for
repairs. The cruisers will remain here
for several days before proceeding 10
Magdalena bay for target practice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
[,LlGERENT TO BE
n ATT REFORM SCHOOL

M Tribune.
l Feb 1i.-Of too hardened a
rlufe To be restrained at the
.Ifial school, 10 which insti-
<ss committed several weeks
II Riley was transferred to the
Ind this morning and sem
b. state penitentiary for one
.tre ]. 4. Howell
.I(y was sent to the reforma
being arrested. with several
+ breaking into Rio Graude
d IN the local railroad yards.
. Incarceration. he has made
roubIe for the officials and the
ID kept constant watch on his
/ A few weeks ago he headed
.ofn the school and succeeded
Away from the institution Tor
re before he was recapturcd.
/ hat his insubordinatc nature
better quellcd at the state
& trustees OF the Industrial
srrd the boy sent 10 the dis
for trial. He was found guilty
rg and taken To Salt Lake by
eiE Burke 10 begin serving
sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
TIMBER FRAUD CASES
ARE TO Be PUSHED
Contention of Government Up-
held by Court; Technicalities
Are Brushed Aside.
Special TO The Tribune.


BOISE, Ida. Feb. l4-Judgc Frank
s. Dietrich today rendered number
of important decisions on motions pre-.
scented by the alleged northern Idaho
timber fraud coDspirators. William
Kettcnbach. George H. Kcstcr. William
Robnett and others, after n special
hearing in the case of thc United States
versus kettcubacb. kester and Dwyer
He cleared away the barrier of tccbni.
calitics raised by the counsel for the
defendants. upheld the motion Of the
government 10 consolidate three Of the
Indictments for trial tomorrow. refused
to grant the motion of William r.
Kcttcnbach for n trial separate and
apart from the other defendants. and
in separate opinion annullcd two of
the counts contained in tho last timber
fraud indictments returned against the
defendants, on November ,, 1909. and
sustained but one of the three. leaving
but The first on which the government
can 90 TO trial on against Kcsier. Kct.
tcnbach. Dwyer and StcfTcy under this
Indictment At the same tive the court
sustained the government IS demurrer
10 the defendants special plea of abate.
mcut.
1t IS evident from inc ACTIVITY around
the federal building today that the
government and defendants arc ready
10 proceed with the trial tomorrow.
Service has been secured by United
states Marshal Shad Ilodgin on the
fftv talcsmcn summoned.
Practically all OF the day will be
devoted 10 the selection Of the Jury,
for the court intimatcd il would moi
limit the pcremptory challenges asked
by the government, allowing twelve for
each side. Subpoenas have been served
ON about lhc same number Of wit
ncsscs. residents Of Spokane. Lewiston
and northern Idaho. 10 appear in court
this week.
The three indictments on which the
defendants will 90 10 trial are ms fol.
lows.
No. 6o5-Unitcd States VS.. William
Dwver. George III. Kcstcr and William
f. Kettenbach Gmpleading with Jack.
son q 'Kccfe,)
No. 607-Unitcd States VS.. Dwyer,
Kestcr and Kettcnbach
No. 6lJ-UInltcd States vs.. kettcn.
bach, Kestcr and Dwyer.
'1Hc married an old fashioned won
an.
sis that SO?
.'Ycs: she won t even let him smoke
-. a.. housn j'--Dpt roil Free Press
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
LIEGES HUSBAND
Ills To SUPPORT HER

Tne Tribune.
Feb. li.-After eighteen years
i liie. Mrs. Anne JcuSon has
acton for a divorce from
|tison on tho grounds Of de-
n non on-Support. On April H.
}cnson says. her husband com
q 10 pack UP and leave with
<nlldren and never TO return.
4 limc, she declares. he has
pioyldc her with the common
\ Of life.
and lot in which Mrs. Jcn-
an Interest has been rented
Sfparation 10 John Mcdonald.
4 has cnioycd the proceeds de-
flrom according 10 his wife.
/QDcsl. District Judge Howell
Don Issued 2 restraining order
nfon, prohibiting him from
sieps 10 disturb ihe claims
'''son TO The property until he
'u SHOWS cause. Mrs. JcnsOu
1s S2o monthly alimony and
rs fees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Inforcing Prohibition.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

,HUFTTHT IIV
PRESTON. Ida. Feb. N.-l.aSt Sdtur-
day Alfred Cgspcrson. a bartender in the
employ Of "R.l' Hobson who was re-
Gently released from the Utah state poni-
icntiary wherein he did" time for kill
ing a man I'm boNcar and Is now rum
ming q soft drink" parlor, was convicted
before Judge Casio on the charge of sell
ing and giving away intoxicating liquors
without n license, and sentenced to pay
n nnc Of $3.50, I'm default OF payment Of
which he was taken 10 Malad 10 serve
time IN tho county Jail. He was suisse
uucutly released on bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
III FOR LIQUOR
license IS TABLED
Residents of Huntsville
IA Seem Determined
/ Continue "Dry."
Tribune.

/ The Tribune.
rsb, li.-There seems To be
.,y,nr determination on the
..,s ~ the residents OF Hunts
.rent the sale Of liquor in that
10 keep the lid on Just as
u the town is disincorporated
q has been since certain
.lainrd power in the city Of
nl months ago,
.eation from Hoken Olsen. In
liked for a liquor license, was
a the county commissioners
he and mel with a vigorous
I'M a number of petitioners,
PERSONALLY represented before
by Apostle David o. Mckay,
. A. j. Anderson and d. ..
Ii convicted OF selling liquor
dcense several weeks ago and
Ia the Huntsville city Jail,
4 nom the judgment of the
nov pending. In his petition
40 the board today he asked
.cse he issued to him TO be-
-tIye after March l. when the
oower OF the city Will he dis
.,ening 10 the representatives
|tIoncr and the protestaDts. the
tabled Olsen's
,ljou on the ground that they
In 10 act until the city of
* formally dissolved. Olsen
m make application after
regular meeting OF the board
inr Road Commissioners Child
suthority TO cXpcnd $500 in
.cessary repairs on the county
North Ogden and Statewide.
mes OF a routine nature was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
SCANDAL0US CANAL CASE:
SPECIAL TERM TO TRY III
snccial 10 The Trihnnc.

PRESTON. Ida. Feb lJ.-After several
intcrninable delays. Judge Bulge has set
q special term OF court for February 2l.
to hear the cause entitled Oneida IrriGa-
ton District. VS.. George c. Parkinson. A.
w, Hart ct al. for the misappropriatlon
OF funds in purchasing what was known
as the Armstrong ranch" This is a civil
suit involving S35, 600 in money. Mcssrs.
Parkinson and Hart have pleaded
hundred and one palliatlng excuses and
thus have enjoyed lease on life, but the
hour is come at last and the willy brethren
must answer Judge Stevens OF Blaclfoot
who will try the case,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
WHOLESALE GRAFT
IN STATE OF OHIO
Men Who Ran Legislative De-
partment of Printing Grabbed
All in Sight.

COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 14.-Chairman
Bcmay of tho legislative graft probe
committee, appointed through the in
sistenco of Governor Harmon, an.
nounced today that j, e. Brelsford Of
Dayton, once partner of Mark Slater,
former supervisor Of state printing. had
confessed to him or wholesale grating
in the department. Of printing at the
time Mr.. Slater was in charge.
According to the confession Of Brels-
ford, from whom Slater bought goods.
he and Slater divided $1,000, drawn
from the state treasury on vouchers for
the payment for stock never delivered
to the state printing department.
Brelsford said he received $4,000 for
his share and Slater made n Hclean-
up OF the remainder
According 10 the confession all thu
stock sold by Brelsford to Slater. which
stands on the books for something over
$4,000 was purchased by Brelsford in
Cincinnati for $1700, and was sold to
bona fide transaction and upon it was
based the fictitious transaction In which
the two secured $l7,500
Brelsford went on the stand today in
the state probe investigation and re-
lated the details Of the transaction to
the committee.
Nothing but Graft.
Mr.. Breisford was the first witness
called. He was shown a warrant. No.
1856, upon which he was paid $5501 rs
for goods alleged 10 have been sold to
the state bipdery in 1905.
The entire list of goods was read to
him and he testified frankly that not
single item represented goods actually
delivered by him TO the state: that it
was entirely piece of graft
Before testifying the committee eI
planned TO him again that the testimony
he might give could not be used against
hIm in the criminal proceedings and he
stated that when the same statement
was made last week he did not under
stand it,
The second bill shown him was Of
March 81. 1906, on which he had drawn
$27Sl2 for 100 pieces of cloth. He
testified that the bill was padded 100
per cent. that only fifty pieces had
been sold
Similar testimony was given as to
other purchases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
'shani Fruit Boosters.
ne Tribune.

clTf. Feb. li.-Bricham
me horticultural convention
tnc slogan adopted by the
5"oh NAT will attend the
M eonVention 10 he held in
N tuesday and Wednesday
''"cuitural Convention. Brig
trowers have cooperated with
IN, commercial club and will
~. capital armed with liter
N; '"IlouS rcaSons wig the
1pn ol the association should
..dp dp,'snam City. Many fruit
. n, puo,ness men Of this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
OVER THREE YEARS YET
FOR STRAWBERRY PROJECT
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 TIC TrlbuHe.
PROVO. Feb. l4.-C. l.. Hill OF PhoeDiN,
AriZ.. has been in Utah county for the
past week making an inspection of the
Strawberry valley irrigation project. He
stated before leaving for Washington to-
day That II would probably take three
and onc-half years TO finish the work, BY
reason OF lack Of funds aVsila BILE. II
more money could he had work on the
canals and laterals could go on simul-
tancously with the driving OF the tun
mel
Mr.. 1II is supervising engineer OF "a
number OF irriea Ting projects IN Arizona
and vicinity which are OF greater maGui-
tude in number OF acres 10 be reclaimed
than the Strawberry valley project.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
ONE MORE YEAR THAN
CENTURY IN HER LIFE

MORGA ANTOWN. W. Va. Feb. H.
Mrs. Susaundh Guseman Cohuu a real
daughter and member or the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. is i0l years
old today. In good health, and except for
slight deafness, retains all her iacul-
tics. The daughters have prepared an
elaborate celcbTA tIOn OF the dag.
Mrs Cobun is the daughter OF Abraham
Gusemsn who enlisted from Harpcr's
Ferry at the age Of IL years and served
for seven years In the revolutionary war,
He was accidentally killed in 1921 while
Const tructinS a gristmill.
Mrs. Cobun now lives with a grand
dauehtcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
SAD NEWS RECEIVED
BY OGDEN TEACHER
specIaI 10 r,hc Tribunc.

OGDEN. Feb. li.-MiSS Elizabeth De-
Long. a teacher employed at the state
school for the deaf and blind received
a telegram from her brothcr-iu-la Vic
ter Showaltcr OF LEVEL. Wyo. this morn
ing. announcing the tragic death or Mrs.
Showalter and three children, who were
burned TO death at an early hour TINS
morning. Miss DcLong left immediately
for Level in response 10 the telegram,
conveying the intelligence OF her sisters
death Miss DeLopc has been teaching
here in Ogden !or several months. hav-
Ing come To MS city from her home III
Panguilch, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Gymnasium for Snow Academy.

.0VIIIdT TIN
EPHRAlM. Feb. A.-ORc OF the
greatest undertakings for the Snow acad-
cmy is a project TO build a gymnasium.
For a long time II has been desired. and
il has been decided to build IL by gifts,
The faculty headed The list with one
months salary from each, which amounts
to sl095. A contribution Of $500 from
tho student body followed. Since the sub
scription has gradually been Increased.
so tnat now there Is sufficient TO assure
the erection al the building. w. ID. l4iv-
Incston. collector Of funds Tor the acsd
cmy Is the first single individual to con
tribute 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Wanted at Vernal for Theft.

PROVO. Feb. li-Sheriff Richard Pope
and l.. 4. Pike the latter ono OF the
suTctics on the bond of Joseph Gurr. came
to Provo today and will take GurT back
TO Verna TO stand trial on charge OF
stealing cattle.
When Gurr's trial WAS called at the
last session of the district court at YER
nal ne was not present and the court
gave the bondsmcn until March 10 pro-
ducc the prisoner lie was arrested at
Cotton ny tho sheriff Of Utah county and
held in The county Jail here for the Uin-
tab officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Idaho Appointments.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PRESTON. Ida. Feb. ll.-pailcy -.
Parkinson of Preston. Idaho, has been ap-
pointed cadet by Congressman Hamer
Prof, Geo. II. Caste of this city has
been appointed II member OF the state
board Of teachers examiners by Miss $
Belle Chamberlain. the present state SUI
perintandcnt OF public instruction. Prof,
Casio VIII make his initial educational
1unkcl 20 Boise on February 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Fircmcn as Actors.

Special TO The Tribune
SANDY Feb. 1I.-Tbc members oi tnG
SANDY volunteer fire department VIII
make their initial appearance before thc
public in the capacity of thcspinns the
latter part of the week. The hrcmen
state is Iar superior TO anything along
like lines attempted In this city; They
have had several rchearsnls and by SAL
.urdo. promise To he In great shape,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Electric Power for Cement Plant.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY Feb. 14-Work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the installation OF
the electric light plant at Barker's Ranch.
about four miles north of this city. The
plant is being installed for the use OF
the ogden Portland Cement company for
their plant directly west OF the Baker
ranch. The new plant Will have capac-
~ OF from l25 TO $50 horsepower, and
Will be operated by water power. Be
sides this power the cement company viii
use about 20 horsepower from the Brig
nam City plant.
Al present the company is getting all
its power from Brigham City, owing TO
the great delay in receiving the machin-
cry for their own plant which was several
quence the Brigham plant is overloaded
far beyond its capacity. making the
lights very dim. This inconvenience
however VIII be overcome when the Ba-
ker plant is ready 10 START up