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Notes of the Game

Manager Long received letter from the
Southern Pacific officials yesterday. stating that
transportation had been delivered 70 Thomas
Madden at Utica. n Y. and that the new Seal
fielder would arrive here on the 23d OF this
month. Madden was right up among the best
of EN- in the New York state leas .a last season
and his work caused him to be drafted BY enc
of the major league teams On account of hav-
ing full quota of players the big eagt,ers
turned Madden hack to Utica and Long secured
him from that club. Long now viii carry four
outheiders for the rest Of the season. changing
Madden Oh with those who are now PLAYING
the three gardens regularly.
Browning Will be seen on the mound for the
Seals at ,Freeman's park this afternoon Nick
Williams will be on the receiving end for the
locals.
Big Miller. one of Longs pet slahsters. is
certainly in the hard luck running. Some DAYS
ago Miller split finger his pitching hand
while trying to stop terrific line drive Yes
terday. while Iofting them over during the
warnup- Lewis smashed screamer down toward
the pitchers box and Miller was unable to get
ont OF the way The bail struck the already
injured pitcher on the kneecap and hurt him
badly. Miller iimped badly throughout the after
noon. hut says that he does not anticipate any
serious results from the accident
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National League

CHICAGO, June 22-Chicago scored three
in the ninth today aud won, to 4. Beau
mont. batting for King. hit two bagger that
scored the last two runs. Score;
Chicago ........-..-.........
Cincinnati .-.....-..........- .
batteries Mcintyre and Killing: suggs and
Mclean.
PHILADELPHIA. June Philadelphia de
feated Boston this afternoon for the fourth
secutive time. 3 10 ]. Score: Il. II. E.
Boston ..........-..... 3
Philadelphia ...-...--..-..-..-... 1
ran. Umpires-O'Day and Brennan.
ST LOUIS, June 22.-Pitfsburg won the final
game Of the series from st. Louis today. 6 TO
J. 81. Louis could do nothing with Webb. ex-
cept IN the sixth. when konetchy doubled and
scored on iufeld outs by Evans and Bliss. Score:
r. II. L.
Pittsburg .......-.-............... $ o
st. Louis .-.-...-.-.-.. > 2
Batteries-webb and Gibson: Corridor Har-
mon and Phelps, Bliss Umpires-Johnstone and
Moran.
BROOKLYN. June 22.-New York won from,
Brooklyn today by pounding Bell out OF the box
IN less than two Innings. Scanion, who sue
ceeded him.. pitched great ball. but the lead
was too great 10 overcome. Score:
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 1
BROOKLYN :. q
Batterles--Ames. Crandall aud Meyers; Bell
Scanlon and Erwin. Umpires- Klein and Kane
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Latonia Results

LAToNIA, Ky. June 22.-Twostrack records
were lowered at Latonla today. Governor Gray
set the five furlongs mark back a full second
by running the distance in 50 seconds in the
second race. In the handicap, fourth race on
the card, Ieamence ran the mile and sixteenth
in "A, the old mark having been 1-44 10.
First race. four and half furlongs-Orientsf
Pearl. straight S6.1O. won; Rustlcana, place
S29. 90 second; Indian Girl. show $3.50, third
Time :54 3-J.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Governor Gray.
straight $500 won Lady Ormicant, place SIS 30.
second: Penn ROYAL, show 50 90. third Time. 80
Third race. mile-Tom Bigbee. straight So,
won Foxy Mary place s+.20 second; Carlton @,
show $780, third. Time. $50 1-J
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Leamance.
straight. $21 20. w0n: Meadow. place S3.10, sec
ond: Tom Hayward, show $3.50 third Time.
1:44.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Eome Run. straight
5000. won; Aspirin. place 81, second; HarveI.
snow S430. third. lime. 1:13 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Hughes
straight So. so, won Lady McNally. place So 10.
second: Husky. show $3.50, third Time.
1:45 %.
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san Francisco >, Vernon I.
Oakland 3. Los Angeles 1.
Portland 3, sacramento 1.
There Is a bunch of new faces at
the top of the percentage column
this morning and il is none other
than Cnpfain wOIvertOD and his
crew Of hard hitting Oaks. who
displaced RnPpicus Hogan and
his Villagers ON the highest runG-
The NernOnites, by losing their
scalps 10 the seals, dropped from
first 10 third position and the MOh-
Ierftes moved up a peg from third
TO second.
Portland. by taking the game
from Sacramento. moved up closer
70 the top three. but failed TO get
cut of fourth position by the nar-
row margin of two points. The
four leading teams are now
bunched In the narrow margin of
3 points. which figures two games
in the percentage column. Port
land. in fourth position, has played
a total of 73 games, while the
Oaks. at The top, have contested
4 total OF 50 games.
1t looks like a Carnegie medal
should be awarded 10 any team
that holds top position for more
than 4S hours at time.
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San Anselmo Heavies
To Don Gloves

SAN ANSELMO, June 22.-Because
the big fight will not be held in San
Francisco San Anselmo Will have
burlesque Jeffries-Johnson battle as
part OF the fourth of July celebration
An effort is being made by the COM
mittee in charge to have Town Treas
urer Louis !. Holmes make up in the
character of Johnson and Mayor Ernest
Jones assume the role of Jeffries. Both
officials weigh considerably over 200
pounds and if their consent is gained
the fake contest promises to be ex-
citing.
A ring platform will be constructed
in the baseball diamond and to lend
interest to the affair the goddess of
liberty will be asked to referee the
bout
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MOSER TWIRLS THE
OAKS TO VICTORY
Crack Box Artist Refires Angel
Pinch HifferS i'm Ninth With
Bases Full and One Out

Los ANGELES, June 22.-With three
on bases in the ninth and one out Moser
of Oakland famed one Angel batter and
made another hit a puny one to the in
field retiring the southerners defeated,
3 to /. Moser played coolly. He walked
Dillon, filling the bases, and then re-
tired the utility men, Ross and Wheeler,
who were sent in to do pinch work.
Score:
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. June 22.-Spokane made it three
straight. winning from Seattle today by a score
Of to o. Score: r. II. f.
Seattle .-...--................
Spokane ...-...' ] : L
Batteries-Zackert and Custer: killilay and
Shea.
sity of Washington recruit. pitching for Van
couyer threw the bal, away twice today and
pitched good ball. did Schmutz for the Tigers.
Umpire Wright has resigned and Russ Hall, the
veteran player, will succeed him. Score:
r. III. f.
Tacoma ............. ....-....... o
Vancouver -..........-.e.... ::
Batteries-Schmutz and Byrnes. Clark and
Lewis ImplresAButler and Erickson.
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CHICAGO, June 22.-W. j. Raup of
Portage, Wis, and Charles z. Shaw of
Chicago took down first honors here
today in the prelinlinaries to the grand
American handicap shoot at the Chi
cago gun club grounds, which takes
place tomorrow. Raup and Shaw tied
with 99 out of a possible 100 targets
Three professionals. Guy Ward of At
lanta, James x. Skelly of Chicago and
J. 1. Taylor of New York, finished with
9S out of possible 100.
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Glidden Tourists Reach
LaWton, Okla

LAWToN. Okla. June 22.--The Gid
den tourists reached here tonight from
Dallas, making 2o7 miles. the best
days record of the trip Both the pilot
and pace maker are slightly disabled
Fourteen cars remain in the contest
The Premier has acted in an official
capacity six days of the nine and has a
total of 10 penalties.
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give FAST
GAME TO BEAVERS
WhaIen Pitches Fine Ball, but
Support Falls Down in
Tight Places

SACRAMENTO, June 22.-Errors by
Darringer and Raymer gave Portland
todays game, score to 1. Knapp
pitched good ball, getting out of a hole
in the sixth after walking three men.
Whalen pitched excellent ball and got
a two bagger. but had poor support.
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lCSCO Pulls VERNON DOWN AND OAKS CLlvB TO THE TOP
PICKING Of RUGBY
TEAM A RARD TASK
Many Crack Players Pr0fer
Services for Game Against
New Zealand MaOris
By WILLIAM UNMGcK

The selection committee of che All
Star California football team to play
the New Zealand Maoris at the Ocean
shore grounds saturday. is experiencing
much difficulty in. selecting the final
team. At the last minute so many
really good and first class men have
come forward and offered their services
that there are now considerably more
than actually needed. The committee
met last night at the Olympic club, and
after two hours deliberation the best
they could arrive at was to seSregate
the players and leave list of p men.
from which the final team will be Sc
lected tomorrow. Both the back and
forward divisions are well represented
by good men from the universities and
clubs, and the final segregation of the
men will be even harder than yester-
days task.
PACK WILL BE HEAVY
The forwards will present a particu-
larly strong front and it will be heavy
pack This is necessary. as the Maori
serum is the heaviest that ever has
played here. The men from whom the
final selection will be made-are as fol-
lows.
Backs-Gooden, Sharpe. Briggs. Goff.
j. E. Webster. Starrett Sorensen. Lau-
meister, Mckenzie, Parker. Phillips
Forwards-Brown, Agufrre. Turner.
Sheehan, Twitchen, Reynolds. Farmer,
Miller. Walfisch, McElrath. Price.
Hughes.
From the above men can be chosen
almost as strong a combined team as
can at any time be put in the field here
despite the fact that many crack local
players are in Australia.
The Maoris, however. are not TO be
taken cheaply. 1t is known they are
not in the best possible condition. but
they are a race of men that require
very little training to fit them for such
contest as will be played on Satur-
day
TIED WORLDS BEST
There are IL men on this team thac
held the combined Australian team last
year in New Zealand TO a 90 score
This is a wonderful performance, as a
combined Australian team is one of the
best that can be got together in any
part of the world In 1908 the Maori
native team defeated the English inter-
national team in New Zealand by six
points to three and of that team six OF
the team to play here were members.
The tickets for the game were put on
sale at Spaldings yesterday.
The MaOris yesterday were discussing
the referee question and they are Of the
| opinion that it would be fairest to both
sides if the rulings of last year are
adhered TO instead of the new rulings.
In this respect, however. the New zea-
! land teams played last year under a
rule that the ball must be thrown in at
/ least five yards from the touch line.
! This is new to followers of the game
/ here. but would not inconvenience our
boys to any great extent.
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rHREArEN MoToR CUPS

NEW YORK, June 22.-The British
motor boat enthusiasts who will come
to New York this summer in hopes of
recapturing the British international
trophy are looking for opportunities
TO carry back other honors. 1t was
said today that they will make an
effort while in this country to win
the gold challenge cup of the American
power boat association, which is now
cl,,b II is possible that all three of
the visiting British boats may try for
that trophy.
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SUMMARY

Hits-Of Knapp -5 of Whalen ). Two base
hlts-Fisher co, Daryinger. Raymer. Whalen.
Sacrifice hits--Rapps, Casey, Knapp. Stolen base
base on called balls--0R Knapp 4. OF whalen 2.
Left on bases-Sacramento s, Portland D. Struck
out-By Knapp 5, by Whalen 3. Hit by pitched
bsll--Boardman- Double pay-Hetlng to Casey
to Rapps. Passed ball-Fisher. Time Of game
/ hour and As minutes. Umpire-Finney.
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Sydney Defeats Coast
Athletes Again

SYDNEY, Australia. June 22-In the
athletic meet Monday Sydney university
defeated the All-American team made
up of University of California, Stanford
and University of Nevada men. As TO n.
sydney university defeated the Amer
lean college men in Rugby football 10
to
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Wright Wins Again in
Singles Abroad

WIMBLEDON, Eng. June 22.-Beals
C. Wright of Boston won victory in
the All England championship tennis
tournament today, defeating F. G. Lowe
in the third round of the singles in
three straight sets.
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Cameron. Sacrifice hits-Cap-
roa. Hogan. Cameron and Howard. Stolen bases
Wares and Howard. First base on called balls
on Moser 3. Struck out-By Moser .. by Thor
3. Time Of game hour and 30 minutes.
Umpire-Van Haltren.
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Salt Lake Results

L.
to took the fourth race at Buena Vista TO-
day. The horse jumped into the lead early and
held his field safe Jockey Kent was set down
for 10 days for striking Buxton repeatedly with
his whip in the fourth race. Results:
FIRST RACE-Sk furIongs. selling
Odds. Horse weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-1-Father Stafford. 107 tFisher) ....-.-.-- I
12-l-YelIow Foot. lo2 &c &!GaugeD ;;--..-..'...
Time, 1:1e 2-5 Senator. Barrett. Denver.
Silver Leaf Wildwood Bill. Sam McGibhen,
Helen Carroll, FL Perfecto, Smiley Metzner
SECOND RACE-Six furlonSs. selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1O-1-McNally. l07 (Taylorl .-....,.-.,,--....
Rst6sr RaF6s TRsaphHDgo Rogai io4 ige teaHsen
Time. 1:I5 As. GaIene Gale Phlllistina, DR..
Sherman Bonnie Prince Charlie. Santhis. Mat
tie Mack, Copperfeld, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-5-Nebulosus. 100 ID. Bolandl -.----------
7-1-Silver Grain. 95 (Jshnsenl ..-.-----...
Time % 1-5 The Sucker, 0rilene. Hannibal
Bey. Cadchon. also Fan.
FOURTH RACE-ene and an eighth miles.
odds Horse. weight and Jockey Fin,
7-l-Coppers. 1O7 tPagel -.-...--..-..---.-
1s-5-Sir John 100 I'd. Rolandl l-.....--.-----
Time. i:5s, 500 Duchess M of Monte6eiio. oberon,
Swell Girl also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlorgs. selling:
ODDS M. Horse r s,N. Weight ,a4 aPe e J&SeseS & Fin
6-ePlatoon, los (Ffsher) -. x.....-.-... -. ?
6-1-valencfa. LOG (Mandersl y :......-. 3
Time. 1:Oi s-5. E. N. Fry, 3susie Gregg.
Roseyar. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile purse:
Odds. Horse Weight and jockey Fin.
5-1-Lewiston. 95 (Selden) .....x ....-.....-
s-5-Early Tide, ia %. Bolandh ........-
Tine. isi s5 Mdf Melissa. whidSsn. also ran
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Western League

At Des Moines-First game. Des Moines q.
Topeka o; second game. Des Moincs 6. Tope-
ka ..
At Omaha Omaha l. ST Joseph q
At Sioux City--Sionx City {. Denver .
At Lincoln-Incoln /. Wichita o.
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BALL PLAYER DIES

NEW YORK, June 22.-Tom Doran,
the catcher, formerly with the Boston
club and the Detroits, died here today
of tuberculosis.
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American Association

At Kansas city--Columbus 3 Kansas CITY &
At st. Paul-I.ousville .. st. Paul g.
At Milwaukee--Toledo 7. Milwaukee g.
At Indianapolis indianapolis 9, Minneapolis
d2 innings.
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WOMAN STEALS PocKETBooKs-Mrs. Au-
cr,sfe Semier. 10 Gilbert street. notified the
nolicc Yesterday that heavily yelled woman
stole two pocketbooks from her. one containing
10 cents and the other valuable papers.
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nAKLANn
Los ANGELES

sRoss batted for Murphy in the ninth.
s*Nheeler batted for Roth in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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STAfNxRy

Three base hit-FIsher. Two base lits-Mel-
chior. Carlisle. Sacrifice hif-yitf. Stolen bases
-f.indsay Bodie. Tenant f2l. Mechior FIRST
base on called bas-Of Carson I. on Stewart ,
struck ouf-By Carson l. by Stewart L. Tit by
pitcher Fisher. Double plsys--Meichfor To Witt
stewart 10 Berry 20 felnant. PASSED bail-Ho-
iinDires- -Hldebrsnd and MeGreesr.
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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

NEW YORK June 22.-Philadelphia took
another double, header from New York today.
In the first game none OF the locals got beyond
second base so effective was Coombs. In the
second game the visitors hit Hughes all over
the held. Scores
First game r. d e.
Philadelphia
New York -, .;.,f:...-'r; -. ,.u u.a
ming and Sweeney.
Second game r. II. L.
Philadelphia ...-.-...-..-.-... 10 o
New York ..............---....-
Batferies-Bender and Donahue; Hughes and
Mitchell.
CLEVELAND, June 22.-cleveland defeated
tied the score in the ninth and on scratch
II. H. r.
Bstteries-Harkness and Easterley; Walsh
and Block.
DETROIT. June 22-st Louis defeated De-
troit in slueging match today. in which 2s
PLAYERS were used by the combined teams.
Score. r.. H. p.
Detroit ..-- ...,,--.;,;..,...; II 3
phens; MuIlin Stroud. PernolL wllett and
StsDsge.
BOSTON June 22.-Boston won two games
from Washington today, TO and 10 /.
Bunched hits the opening game. Stshi
drove in the winning in the final inning OF
the second game. Scores:
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RouMAN1A DEMANDS sArIsFAcTroN-Rul

harcst. Boumania, June 22.-The Roumanian
foreign office has made peremptory demand
the Grecian government for satisfaction OF
tine injury suffered when mob at Piraeus re-.
Gently attacked Roumanian mall steamer
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WOMAN PASSES BAD CHECK a woman about
% wears of age. giving the name of NJ Lee.
passed 4 fictitious check for S12 on w X
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SACRAMENTO

sBatted for La Longe in the sixth.
ssBatted for Graham in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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sporting New. en FsEe 1s
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VERNON
SAN FRANCISCO

RUNS AND mrs By rNx,Scs
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TWO SHOOTERS SCORE 90

RatferIes-Ames CrandalI aud Meyers: Bell.
Scanlon and Erwin. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Local Bunch Gathers Thirteen
Hits While Stewart Holds
Villagers Safe
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

san Francisco ;, Vernon 4.
Oakland 3. Los Angeles 1.
F.or,I,ud , Sa.r.meufo l.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-01-14

another. You can see how simple
and elementary it is.
"The test will be held all over the
country and in every supervisors
district February 5. There will be
several places in each district for
taking 1t. One place would be in
sufficient. 1t would net hold all
the candidates. As supervisor, l
shall have the direction of all, and
the test examination at each, no
matter under what official agency it
is held, will be that role and simple
Que prescribed by the census direc.
tor.
81 am given until February 20 to
rate tie papers III very simple way,
aud To gain ali idea of the qualifica.
tlou of those rated as having pass
ed. Next | will forward the papers
of the successful candidates, with
my recommendations or designations,
to the census director. He will il
satisfied that suitable persons have
been selected, give his consent to
their appointment, and they will be
commissioned. The middle or lat
ter part of March should see every
thug settled, aud the selected and
commissioned enumerators will be
sent more circulars and books of in-
struc1lons relative to the interpreta
ton or meaning of the questions on
the two schedules.
"April IS the census army will
move forward III the enumeration"
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COLD WEATHER
AND COAL SCARCE

Bear Lake Valley has been ex.
periencIng steady winter weather
for the past six weeks. During
that time the thermometers have re-
gistered from zero to l8 or more
below every night. j. w. Norton
of Paris. who has government
thermometer, reports that Tuesday
night the mercury registered at 90
below. The weather here, however,
has not been as severe as 1t has at
many other points in Southern
Idaho. The Boise and Payette
valleys have experienced the coolest
weather known there for many years
the thermometers having registered
as low as below at BOISE, Is below
atNampa, Caldwell and other towns
in that section. At Glenn'e Ferry,
which ia said to be the nearest point
to hades in the state of Idaho, it is
reported to have been l8 below. AS
the altitude of those sections aver
ages $500 feet lower than this valley
and the per cent of humidity being
much larger than it is here, the
people there have felt the cold fal
more they have here.
To add to the discomforts of the
cold, there has been coal shortage
throughout Southern Idaho and in 9
number of towns the people have
suffered to some extent on account
Of the lack of fuel.
Although much nearer the source
of coal supply than any other town
In Idaho, Montpelier has been nc
better off than the other sections,
For several days during the pas
week not a pound Of commercIaI
coal was received here, and the Goa
bins at many homes were like th'
cupboard when Old Mother Hub
bard went to get q bone for her dog
4 Monday Special Agent Knowle
of the Short Line dropped of her
and the situation was put up to hin
quite forcibly by number Of tn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-01-14
FIRST NATIONAL
ELECTS OFFICERS

The stockholders of the First
National bank held their regular
annual meeting on January l1rb.
at which The following officers and
board of directors were re elected:
Tim Kinney, president; E. A. Bur
rell, vice president; r. A. sullivan,
cashier. Directors: Tim Kinney
E. A. Burrell, G. q. Wright, L..
b. Leverlch and r. A. Sullivan.
The affairs of the bank were
thoroughly investigated and found
to be in most excellent condition.
Aside from the semi-annual dIvid.
ends, a source Of great satisfaction
was the phenomenal growth of bust
ness during the past year, showing
an increase of 66 per cent over the
year 1908. 1t was decided, IL
order to care for this steady in.
creasing patronage. to augment the
clerical force and add addition,
al modern equipment, such az safe
ty deposit boxes, cages, etc., max
ing the First Natlonal, with iii
full y paid up Capital and Surplus ot
over 800, 900, the largest, stronges
aud most progressive banking in
stitution III Southern Idaho.
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citizens. He Immediately got in
touch with the railroad officials at
Pocatello and Salt Lake. As a re.
suit one car of run-of.the-mine coal
belonging to the'rallroad company
was ordered diverted to the com.
mercial trade and two or three more
car loads of the same kind of coal
have been received here by two of
the dealers.
While this class of coal 10 better
than none, it grlnds on the people
to have to pay Sc q ton for it. How
long this condition will last, there
is no telling, but at present the
prospects are not favorable for a
change.