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New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
FAIL RIVER PRINT CLOTHS.

Fan River. Feb. =s.--Ssies for the geek IS
.fraated at 30 0o0 pieces The market mas
confinred qulet and featurflcss AHnoush IN
o,Iiries for goods have only ifeeu ~ Hght I
sta-.c.s q. tnanufs cfurers apparently are not
a,Tion. 10 make any concessions u. tone is
,te-dy ct the following prices 2sraetr -
SQUARE. sr,c: 2s-incia- GiNfn ~ 5sas inch
a. sa,Iares s.c. 50 inch. ssx72. sse.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARANCES.

COTTON-Very nervous and irregular but,
after losing II opening advance. turned trner.
particularly the months. with the close
steady, net points lower to 10 points higher
The feature OF the day was the trading IN tho
near months. II the first March notice
day and notices representing about 10000 bales,
Il was estimated We're issued. They were finally
stopped and It seemed the common opinion that
part had been taken UP by a large Western IN
terest under arrangements TO ship them abroad
This view strengthened by reports thar
ocean freight had been engaged TO carry
% OOO bales from the local stock TO LirerpooI.
and the prospective reduction in the local stock
seemed to render bu!lish operations IN contracts
for May delivery more attractive. After show
ing a net loss of about 15a1S points on the
the bulish Interpretation of the spot position.
but months later than May slow to follow
the advance. closing net points higher to
points lower. Southern spot markets were gen
erallv unchanged Weekly movement figures:
Port receipts. 81. 462 bales against 121,t44 last
Year; overland to mills and Canada. 1888,
against %. 070 last year; southern mill takings
(estimated). so 00o against 40 600 last year: loss
Of stocks at interior towns 1910 against 20, Ias
least year brought into sight for the week.
13s 1O5 against 169 96f last year. Total crop
movement: Port receipts :. .994, 623 (236 de-
ducted) against s 155. 100 last year: overland to
mills and Canada COS 500, against 9isS5T last
year Southern mill takines. 1.I25,0 coo against
$50 000 last year: stock al interior towns in
excess Of September I. 534. S4S. against COG 3t3
last year: brought into sight thus far for sea
son s SEQ. .067. against II $40 e06 last year The
movement IS for 17S days this season, against
119 last season. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.steamer conn. asked. eler.tor. .kport basis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
Last Call for the
Biggest Bargain
In the Country

Price REDUCED by order yesterday; two
hours ride Of Richmond, l IA miles Of
station; 100 acres, all fenced and cross
fenced, woven wire; large orchard; 10
room dwelling, newly painted, in nice
condition; two halls, two porches, pretty
lady lawn; death Of p rent calls own :
10 another State. WORT. much more money
but everything goes to quick buyer for
$4,000. Don't phone, see
CASSELAfAN 4 co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
GOV. Mann WILL
HELP ENTERTAIN
Chief Executive of State Offers
to Take Care Of Two Con
ference Delegates.

Governor Mann will entertain Two
delegates to the Virginia conference
when it meets here the early part of
next month.
This announcement was made Mon
day morning at the regular weekly
meeting of Methodist ministers of
Richmond and 1t lis now up to the
reception committee to name the
delegates whom the governor will en-
tertaIn at the executive mansion
This Is said to be the first time in
the history or the Virginia conference
that a governor of the Commonwealth
has offered to entertain delegates.
The ministers also discussed the
feasibility Of getting GYPSY Smith,
the far famed English evangelist to
come TO Richmond some time this
winter. Nothing definite In this mat
ter WAS determined. further than the
naming of a special committee. Rev.
DR. =. G. Hatcher. pastor Of Broad
Street Methodist, was made chairman
of the committee.
Conference matters engaged most
OF the ministers time and IL was an
nounced that excellent progress was
being made toward getting ready for
the annual session which IN to be held
at Centenary church. The conference
will assemble November ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
NV. Bowe &Son S
Rent List

301 Il, Grace Street II rooms.
BIT East Franklin Street, II rooms.
ITO f. Main Street, 10 rooms.
3I2 N. Sycamore Street, 9 rooms.
8 S. Second Street, 10 rooms.
Marlboro, near Pump House, 10 rooms,
stable, etc
s n. Meadow Street, rooms.
500 n Twelfth Street.
4 s. Plum Street Z rooms,
Pill W. Cary Street, ) rooms.
House on Thompson Avenue on West
hampton car line, this side Of Belt
Line Railroad,
81 Minor Street, Barton Heights,
rooms.
ll2O w. Marshall Street, rooms.
4l9-2l s. Pine Street; store and dwelling.
2l3 s. Fourth Street, rooms.
1890 w. Clay Street, rooms.
1917 w. Clay Street
$500 Il. franklin Street, 6 rooms,
2236 Monument Avenue, Sd flat,
rooms, steam heat furnished.
42l w. Grace Street, I'd flat, rooms
water and steam heat furnished
AL w, Grace Street, Sd floor front,
rooms, water and steam heat fur
nished
1903 W. Grace Street, I'd flat, rooms
heat furnished
l40l Hanover Street, LIST flat, 8 rooms
heated by steam.
First flat il3 n Morris Street, hot water
heat.
Bachelor Apartments ,on Franklin Street
near Gresham Court, two rooms anc
bath, furnished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
lnYTH's PLEA IS
|lCOHOL|C INSANITY
.--~-----------
Counsel for Wife and Child Stay
er Intimates This Will BE
Defense.

u Especial 10 The Richmond tirginian,s
w NORFOLK. VA. October 24.--John
~. Smyfh. the Norfolk bartender. who
September l shot and killed his wife
and little daughter, Reta May Smith.
swaH put on trial to-day in the cor
p0fation court.
1xis counsel. A. r. Thom, Jr,. early
nnde II evident that the defense
would be alcoholic insanity.
In his opening statement Common
wealth'a Attorney Tilton said that q
dreadful domestic tragedy had been
L committed: that wife had been shot
down without cause or pruvocation:
that for number If years there had
. keaided In the home Of this dead
woman her own sister, that relations
between the prisoner and this sister
in-iaw OF his had been such as to
rive hts wife natural offense; that the
presence OF this sister in law. Julia
sullivan. was the cause Of continuous
friction between Smyth and his wife
that three weeks before the tragedy
the relations became so strained that
the dead womans sister. Julia Sui
Ivan. had to leave and go to Boston;
! that the night before the tragedy
there WAS ro. and that the next
day 6myth Killed his wife without
pror0cation. Mra Ttlton, continuing
said the prisoner would be shown to
have been In the complete possession
\ ri all his mental faculties. was of
I Wound mind, knew what he was doing
and that he killed his wife as the re-
Hllif OF a hatred that had grown up in
his heart for her.
Son Against Father.
Mr.. Tilton said he regretted more
4 than words could express that he was
forced 10 face the prisoner with his
own eieht-year~old son witness for
4 the State. but that the ends of justice
sdemanded II and that the boy would
have TO be brought In to testify. De.
fecffve Stevenson told OF the arrest oil
4 6myth. after the tragedy.
II seems apparent that the mar
only wished to kill his wife and that
Iits daughter was slain accidental,
when she rushed in front Of hei
mother to shield her. The detective
aid Smyth seemed sober and In hi,
E4ght mind. A letter from Smyth I,
! Mis- Sullivan was put in evidence, il
Mich he addressed her AZ Dear Ju
ss and signed himself Papa" ask,
ing her to Get him some safety razo,
blAdes Or poison
Defendant sane.
TWO physicians testified Smith wa,
4 &ane the night OF the crime. William
( Henry the prisoners little son, wa,
NJ e0eght In 10 testify. He said h.
onM ~ 70 the bad man" II he lies
81 kkof swearing ON the Bible and Judg,
8S 4nmcklS allowed him 70 testif,
naxtt's counsel protested
&sss ~ child said that hts mother an,
II e3Aer had au1rrelIcd the night be
~ ~ killing and that he heard hi
n <H&ME threaten to Kill his mother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
MANY HONOR HILL
At HIS FUNERAL

AI.ANy n. Y. Oct. 24.-Distinv
guished public men and lawyers from
all parts Of the State attended the fun
eral of ex- Senator David Il, Hill this
afternoon. The service was held In
st. Peters church. The body of tho
former Democratic leader was taken
from Wolferts Roost this morning
and for four hours IL lay In state In
the lower room Of the church.
Members of the Democratic State
comInittse and tho Democratic Edi-
torial Association Of the State and the
Albany County Committee met at the
Tenyeck and attended the services In
body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
HEAVILY FINED FOR
FIGHTING CONDUCTOR

Jack Burke, colored. was fined $50
in police court Monday for fighting
#. j Mitchell. street car conductor.
The evidence showed that Burke be-
came angered over = transfer and
assanlted the conductor with his lists
and tAsth. sss 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-24
FOR SALE,
Cheapest Lots
on the Market

Monument Avenue, Grace Street and
Grove Avenue We can sell you the
best and cheapest lots on these West
End Avenues Call to see about them.
G. L. 4 II. l.. DENOON,
1921 East Main Street.
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WINDOW CLEANING

Eoyv. ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWSI
white help and rnodsrats prices LEON L
cAHOON, Acme window Cleaning Co. re-
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lump FROM AUTO
SAVES MANS LIFE
Buffalo Lawyer Leaps Just Be
fore Machine Hits
Train

BUFFALO. y Y Aug CIV F
Hammond a weII-knOwu lawyer OF
Rhode Island street. saved his 4lie
by Jumping from his automobile TINS
morning when ne realized thaJ IL
would be impossible TO prevent 4 COL
lfsiou between the machine ana
freight train
Hammond was approaching l-e
DeIevGTs avenue crossing OF the El-e
and did not notice the train until
il rs TOO ate 10 avoid the collision.
FFe leaned from the automobile and
the next instant IL was struck and
demolished by the engine. Hammond
escaped with UrenChed leg He
was able to take a trolley car home.
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J. Macpherson. 1910 Ingle-

1zos-Mrs. J. Macpherson. $50 Insie-
731O-W. f. Welt. Rockville. Md
z211-R- Seek, TakoIna Park
7112-W. r Wood, 81 Fifteenth ST y E
12I3-F. p Hess. IL Fourth ST n r
12IED. p. Mccarthy, 18th and GlTaTd-
7215-L AitcheSOn. BTdddOck HeiGnt,-
1g16-R- T. TOpham. IT.. - Randolph d.
lis o. Kimberly. Sunderland pL
52I@H g. Nelson. 116> Conn ave
-219-E- White. 1S54 Georgia avenue.
722o-J- H Robey- ff15 Alton place
It'll. S Savage, NJ. D., Bennins'
7231-T. James. The Washington, Balti-
Nv. A. weyrich. 81 NJ street
722224-J. Barrett, international Bureau
7z5EDr R. r Dunmire. us Eighth
street : r
72z6-G. Lebrecht. 7M c st. 5 w
I'll H Lucas soldiers Home
122S-K A. Affeck. Gle Fourteenth ST.
I2-9-F- 3. Lard, 1913 Park road
fZ30-S- J. LARA Der lola list street
7z5l-T- F. Mattinsly. lst and ! :. b
s252-J- M. Collins. ol4 FlIth stree
1Z2s-L " BraWneT, 1927 + street
7255-W. H Richie, Colorado Bids
-Z6-N- F. Johnson. lla9 Chiffon St
125I-C- P GIieue, 6l- Z Capitol 81
test F. I-attimer. HyattsTiile. ND
7239-R- b Patterson. The Dresden
124e-S. J. PeeIle. The Concord
7241-J- J. kiIbv- $50 Park road
f-t--A+E- - - rGLlI Nls I'D -
12E-Wash. Gas Light Co, l3 Tenth
724EW. NJ Casey. 92S r southwest
-2k-S- r. Landlord. IA Seventh s.
-246-NE p Moses. 100 r street
T247-Dr O. w. Cabsniss, 1I44 X St
724E-M- J. Garrison, 1872 Pa ave Sc
5249-H- V. BOUiC, as Fifteenth 81
7250-T- T Keane Company
TZ5I-S- H QuiEIey. Dept OF state
-252-A p. Conway, Chey Chase, Mo
IZ53-S- d Bronson. 5i8l Fourteenth 81
CIV. Y. Boyle. Union Trust Bldg
725lA G Plant "a Fourteenth St
T556-G. f Walker, Seventh and X SITS
T25-N. R Sanders ~ Mass ave ne
-Z5-F g BUJL-lg r street
7a=q-B. Vail. I11G = Capitol street
7ZGAF- Hyatt IT. The Wyoming
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARE YOU looking for q joe Il so. let us
assist you 20 a sood payins position Fgr
further particulars apply 10 Mansger. TIE
(ATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. 1913
sth 81 y "
BOND SAI.EsMEN-An EXCEPTIONAL propesi-
riln- several Al bond statesmen desired-L-ive
Wires who DO things BOX 81, Times
Office
sHET-IIA N-Experienced. no other; steady
position 70 right mau- Address BOX $50.
Times plhce-
CLEANER and presser; hrst-clsss. steady
work. 81 ACEERMAN. 80 SIN 81 : =
COACH PAINTER-F1rst-ciazs. A J. STAB
LER, ssl d y. W.
C0ILECTOR-At once Apply 1l45 tn 81
n W
CoLDRED PRESSER-Ez steady
work good pay. call al once 3u5lz sth s.
/ MADE $50. oo0 n I've years with small
mall order business began with 80 send
for free booklet Tells noT- HEACOCh. ass
-o-hi''Fl. y ?.
MEMO learn barber trade. new system.
only few weeks required wages while
iearEin55 steady position guaranteed E}r
free catalogue address AOLEtS's BARBER
COLLEGE NeW York CIV
F0IDERS and press feeders T. =
TERRY. Printer - John MarshaL place
LIVE NAN in each community 20 own and
operate a business in his home Profits are
500 each week. Money comes ia every day
csuvzsztng- No capital Particulars free.
FRANK O.. VOORHEES,. Desk o.. Omaha.
9I-5% 10 learn moving picture operarinE-
taught iu "a few weeks instructions given
In th-ater- good operators always in demand
lTE -alCs- AZ sIR 81 y W
NIACE5FNISTS-Fgur or i've. FIRST class. one
man 90 have charge OF work. good wages
BOX So Times Office
sI-5 MONTHLY and expenses 70 travel and
distribute samples for biz manufacture
steady work :. scHEFFER, TreassreT.
I-s55- chicago
AppIy gs 9Th st. Y E
PFESSFE -ENperieuced- Al once. Apply p
II. DIETZ, 1885 Good Hope Road. Ana
costa D. @
PREssER and cleaner; must be frst-class
on ladies' and Sentiemen's garments A
r WATSON, lso8 9 st y w
LEsdAN-FITst-olass, for a wholesale
grocery house, must have best reference
and be familiar with the business Address
BOX $50 Times office-
STAIR BUILDER or one to contract for
stairs call on JOB. Ashmead place and
blIles-
SCOJ-RER and presser- hrst-cIass. must not
call unless experienced 100 ION 81 ; z
We HAVE fine opportunity for a really
bsEh-cIass mechanic in wood 20 work on
aercplane propeilers. AMERICAN PROPEL-
LE;R co, SIS 9 81 y w
WHITE HOSTLETS-Tirst-class- by Septem-
her Is. for stable Of thirty five horses 10
act as foreman. with one assistant Ad-
d-esz BOX 4Z9 Times Office
s. WEEKLY and expenses 20 Trustworthy
people to travel and distribute samples for
biz Wholesale house Q H EMERY, Rs55.
Chicago
YOUNG MAN with one or two years ex-
perience IN drug store Upton &
MYERS 18th and r l. ave.
YOUR MECHANICAL education Is not corr
pIere unless you are gas engine expert
We prepare you IS head mechanic. auto
mobile salesman. garage manager OF chauf-
f-u- IN il weeks. The AUTOMOBILE COL
LICE OF WASHINGTON. 1875 18th 81
y W
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Buy a Copy To-day
" SAILING AWAY

FOR SALE-Upright piano. very fine; spe-
ciai price. SIS. cost S3g1
See HOLLYWOOD Sth ard X
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WANTED-SALESMEN

MAN-Experience in any line TO
sen general trade in Maryland and Nir-
cfnfa UnexceIled specially proposition with
BRAND NEW FEATURE Commission
with So weekly for expenses. THE CON
TTNENTALs JEWELRE CO, Cleveland.
Ohio
CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 cover EiI Einia.
With STAPLE LINE High commissions
--f-h 500 monthly advance Permanent po-
sitfon 20 right man. JESS II. SMITH CO,
Detroit Mich
SALESMAN Tor this territory splendid com
mission contract With SIS weekly advance to
uroducer. staple line. Permanent position
p J. RICE & CO. Detroit. Mich
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted for fan
products 81 dress goods and blankets We
ssI retail stores. and nav good commission.
desirable side line. SCHUYLkILL MILLS,
BOX IIsz, Philadelphia, Pa
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PRINTING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for oct estimate oa house
repairing and rersOdslIEE- j. 3. GIBBS
1873 I. st NV Phones $50 aud y Ia IL
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SUBURBAN BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD.

VNANTTD-BoardeTs OF farm ~ miles from
Remington. 5 miles from Washington fine
table. vegetables. mix. ice. fruit: families
or parties desired - per week. Mrs. w. a
king. Remington FauquieT county, Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-21
DROOP & SONS,
1900 G St. n. w.
GET a GOOD PIANO

FOR SALE-StIen. SteiGway. Euabe. shaw.
EahIer & Campbell Mason e. HamIin. and
9 number 20 other u=a@ rls-ez az sacT1-
icing prices must sell 20 make room Tar
new stock EEAS NJ STTEFF. 1e0s-IG10 r
s. y w J C. CONLIFF- Manager
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I MADE $4,000 in five years with small
mail order business. began with s. Send
Cor free booklet Tells how. HEACOck-
5ISz- LOckport. y. 7.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WAN lEU-A0EN -
MADE $4,000 in I'VE years with a slnali
mail order business; began with s. send
5TS7. IockDoTf- =
Cnn 1ru- 1n0M0
run hEM i-HUUMS
Furnished
--,---
Il ny oN ST \ W 1ses-Very desirable
home: board near By; convenient 70 car
lines.
18TH ST. y ". s5g9-Sieelv Furnished
rooms, clean and comfortable. next 10
hath. convenient: IIth and 18th 81 cars;
private family.
man Who Is e6D6,sq ' e el reI H5oT,, aiso
rsrre room, $50 a. 49, h--e,el( a..r,fr,r,-
no children SO r.or,-e1ierlr IL, r;a1erurlenf
9.--9l1Zs-
10TH ST n M "a Tt,i-5 80 rooms.
connecting. eas etc iiabf bouseEeepfng
a-rr5 An = sTs \ CoB -Tb~aa
desirable rooms. single or en- suite
--
rent. bun a ds65y,. iarrs COOL eiesn-
- - - - = -.
floor. southern exposure; all convenience.
s----- az rs ,--------S- 49,,
SIN ST y ", Sg7-One room for light
Housekeeping.
- ,,-,,-,--,,--- -
i M Bfsl - W tx APART 5l-IUo light
vice; convenient 10 an car lines; gentlemen
only
- - - =. - - -,
Beautiful lat OF large rooms; completely
.S-I,1l water IN ROOM reasonable 70 de-
- = : =
slH - 81 \. ", sos-Niee large room with
p
Furnished rooms. rs I'd.
g 81 80 Ts--1 y-o-- IN ne
house, ali modern improvements; light
hg9ses keeping, an utensils and ice box fur
+ 81 ~ ". tto-Large and small nicely
-gInlsaed rooms permanent OF transient:
49, -------------
ST y. w. Zz7-LarEe rooms: second door.
near bath: furnished for light h0usekeep-
- - - - 80
9Th ST y ". so7--T'vo large r0oms. suit
-5-,-5 80, i'ns' single ~ en-
-
ii - y w is-s-th ree rooms bath, entire
,,-rTr- 49, ~ ~, -. , IL -. Gnu NJ
-
d rs ; =. - =. Is. cry hsnds5lf newly pa
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everything new. FIRST class. and ul-to-date.
sLsal o1fkala-
\ J. AVE 1-07-a sr,lts ~ f,,---ss,-..5 .-s
VIM L~srr-srafra 49, -,.;.-... -l-'.- =.
water hes5-
- - - - -
room. su{tab BE Tor tuo- s. r-er month
I = ST X " gg2-fzrSe and small neatly
- - -- - 1919
Z - = -ao---y-- Tg--. ...-..--.f o. $500
haf
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AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT, In charge
q EOBT. BASSETT. who has had ID
years experience IN auto construction We
are able 20 take care Of auto repair NOR
Of the most complicated character Pa-re---
have absolute assurance thai WC-E left 3D.
our care must be entirely satisfactory CO.
GRESSIOSAB GARAGE. s2s Pa ave s o.
Phone l. 16I1-
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets;
The Washington Rug weaving Co. onice
and works. 81 9th 81 \ W Main 49,
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. we guarantee OUT work ECLIPSE
ate WEAVING CO. S2s5 Ca ave Phons
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUEI FLOOR SCI R
FACING CO. 15So I'D st y w. oid
paruueI floors srr9Ded down. rellliec- pOlisne1
zaxed. expert yvorkmen. WORK guaranteed'
send postal
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AUTOS FOR HIRE

PASSENGER PIERCE ARROW.
Powerful, stylish, smooth running car "a
be had day and night Just TIE car .g
Ions trip
TO PARTIES OF SIX
ONLY SOC EACH PER HOUR
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE.
6Zs Pa ave s Z Phone L ~.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-05
W EST OGDEN
I @ Il Y {
WATER

The waterworks department today
received a carload OF S-inch water
mains TO be used in the West Ogden
extension. Another car which VIII
contain the fittings. will arrive with
in the next day or two and the trench
digging and laying OF the mains Will
be begun at the earliest possible mo-
mont.
There being some other work al.
ready In hand, it Is stated that con
struction work on the West Ogden
project will begin earlier than the
middle or latter part Of next week.
The line to the homes OF West Ogden
Will be connected with the main on
Wall avenue, between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty.fifth streets, and will be
laid along Twentysfourth street to the
residences on the west side OF the
Weber river.
The inhabitants of that section are
anxious TO get the water system. not
only for the convenience it affords the
homes but for tho fIc protection and
the aid It Will he In the sanitation OF
the district. Nearly hundred people
petltioned a number OF months ago
for the water connections, but 1t has
been quite impossible for the mayor
and city council to act earlier than
now IL Is said that there will be
from 90 10 so water users as soon as
the mains are laid
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-05
JAMESTOWN RESOL rs

NORFOLK, Va, Nov Although
the track was very heavy, today's
racing was good and fovorltes and
outsiders were equally in evidence In
the finishes. In the second race Cut
tyhunk. heavily played iavorite, won
la a close finish.
Summary;
First race, mile-Arondack, I to ..
won. Dracoola, Is TO l, second Tom
Melton, 10 10 ], third, Time, ]: :42 20.
Second race, six furlongs-Cutty-
hunk. 9 to 20. won; Troy Weight. 2 TO
l, second Idle Michael, l3 10 l, third,
Time. 1:17.
Third race, five furlongs-Fair Miss,
TO ], won: Klng Pin, 2 IL TO l,
second Bendaga, TO l, third. Time.
] 04
Fourth race. flve and half fur
longs-Onager, cvon, won; ]. II.
Houghton. 10 3 second. Chiffon
Queen. 6 10 /. third. Time. l 09.
Fifth race. 5yc furlongs and half
Flying Squirrel. to i. won; Wool
oasta, 10 ], second. Hulda's Sister.
10 l. third. Time. 1:10 As
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards-Tbe
Monk. to 5, won: Henry Monroe. 5
to !. second; Templer, 3 10 l. third.
Time. 1;47 As.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-05
NOR IHERN ELKO
COUNTY, NEVADA

The recent good mineral reports
from the Jarbidge region of northern
Elko county, Nevada, is doing much
To renew interest in that rich norton
ol Nevada Millions of dollars are
awaiting the cooperation OF the min.
ing man and the investor 10 make
TINS region one OF the most produc
i've mining districts In the world
1t is close to Ogden and Ogden peo.
pie should avail themselves OF the op-
portunity to secure their share OF Its
mercantile trade. Not many OGDEN
people SO far have become Interested
IN the JarbidGe country Salt Lake
and Twin Falls parties appear to have
become mostly interested.
AZ the Aura camp. close TO Jar
bidse, Ogden people are much pleased
over the prospects OF the starring 7tn
OF the Aura King mill and receiving
returns from that rich camp. AT Tus-
carora. New York capitalists are In.