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SPANISH AGAIN
BEATEN BY YANKS

Marblehead, Mass. Aug 19.-Ameri-
ca again defeated Spain yesterday in
the sender yacht races off this port,
all three American boats leading their
foreign rivals at the finish. The Har-
pooh, which took the first race of the
series yesterday, again carried off the
honors, with the Gina a close second
and the Beaver third. The Spanish
yacht Chonta at one time during the
race led the entire fleet. She pushed
the American boats hard.
The yachts started in a light. breeze
which increased to about seven miles
an hour at the finish. The Harpoon
except for a few minutes on the run
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Washington D. c., Aug. 1910 The
Forum: The land department has
adopted the policy of issuing restrict
ed patents where an election is filed
under the act of March 3, 1909 (35
stats, SAD. Unless there is workable
coal on the land these patents give all
the government has to give. In case
the land is real coal land the govern
ment reserves title to the coal only.
In due time it will be classified, and
even if a coal election is filed, such
portions as have no coal will be ex-
pected from the restricted patent and
full title will be given.
The certificate in these coal entries
will have stamped or written across
| the face these words:
Patent to contain reservation,
conditions and limitations of act
of March 8, 1909 (35 stats, SAD.
That is the only change from the
regular patent. All who are in a
hurry for action should file their coal
election. This action, under present
instructions, can only be taken where
the original entry was prior to the
coal withdrawal
In the case of Jerry F. Brothers
Wflliston district, decided April 2
1910, it was held that claimant must
file his election to take restricted
patent or suffer the cancellation of his
entry. There is no escape from this
unless il can be shown that the land
contains no. coal of a workable char
acter, and even then If there are other
coal mines in the vicinity the pre-
sumption is likely to be against the
entryman.
The rule relative to alleged coal
lands is laid down in "a L. d. 1874
and is as follows:
I'm such cases the characteristics
peculiar to coal deposits are to be
kept in view, and the presence of such
deposits may be determined UP au-
| thenticated evidence of conditions
which constitute the sufficient guide
of the geologist or coal expert"
1t will be long time before it Is
comprehended that the usual rules re
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dition Is so serious that it is doubtful
whether he will ever be able to indulge
in a championship battle again.
"KetcheXshas not been in good form
since Johnson stopped him in Califor
MIA last fall" said friend of the
pugilist. Although he has taken part
in several minor bouts, he has done so
regardless of his physical condition.
He was compelled to call off his bout
with Bill Lang last week. because Of
q breakdown.
HE had worked few days down on
Staten island, but he lost weight and
strength so rapidly. that his friends be-
came alarmed. A slight injury to his
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pHYSIClANS.

n. J. CAMPBELL, III. ID. - Practice
limited to diseases of women GenIto,
Urinary and Skin diseases. Once hours
10 to 10 and BsAo 5. Over Mcdonald
Drug store F%ea& street. Phone TO
DIX. L. ia. MADN-OBEICE HOURS
10 to IL a. M. 2 to 8 and = to D p. n.
once. Stern buildIng. Phone l7S-L,
Fargo, N. ID.
DIR. j. q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, de Lendrecie Block.
DIS BARROW a. WEiBLE, deLENDRE.
Gle block Ofice hours from to 8 b. m.
DKS. Il. IA. BAILEY - kACHELMACHER,
Specialists Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
once hours 3 to ~ and 1870 TO s. OF.
sices In the Stern block.
DR. a. G. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug store.
AOR Front street. Hours. 3 to 10 tc
n and Z to 8. Telephone 1O4S-L, office:
lh4a ~. residence.
NICHOLS BROS.-PHYSICIANS AND SUR
7FONS Office COS Front street. Office hours :
10 to IL a. M, to 3 and toS p. M. Phones
Office sos. residence 276.
DIR. HOMER B. SMITH, SURGEON--de LEN
drecie Building. Phone 2104.L. Hours to
O. nj Residence Phone 2I94-L.-2.
DR.. J. Il, SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
meon. COS Front Street.
IA. VIDAL, ~. d., HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk
Fargo
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SPOKANE HUNTERS
FLOCK TO idaho

Spokane, Aug. 1S.-Many Spokane
hunters will leave today and tomorrow
for their first hunting in Idaho and in
Stevens county, where the law for
grouse opens Is days earlier than it
does in Spokane county. ]. E. Grif-
fifth and friend leave this morning for
Stevens county after grouse, hoping to
take advantage of the excellent shoot
ing reported early tomorrow morning.
They will return tomorrow night.
There is no prairie chicken shooting
in Idaho this season on account of the
law, SO many Spokane hunters will be
badly disappointed. However, a great
many are going to the Panhandle state
after grouse and the other upland
birds with which the lakes and noun
tains of that state abound.
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STORMY SHOOT
AT CAMP PERRY

Camp Perry, O., Aug. 19.-Brlliant
craftsmanship in the face of shifting
wind and binding rain and the smash
ing of two worlds records marked the
closing hours of the National Rifle as
sociation's turnament.
In the Leech match the first three
range possibles (seven shots at 500,
900 and 1000 yards) was scored by
Second Lieutenant Clarence L. Sturde-
want Of the corps of engineers, u. S.
A, one point ahead of the 104 in 1908
by Capt. K. K. ". Casey of Delaware.
Sturdevant scored twenty-four bulls
eyes at 1000 yards in the storm. In
the presidents match Sergt, w. A.
Fragner of the United States marine
corps established the record score of
2S3.
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cinex to Get Bradley.

Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-Manager
Griffith of the Cincinnati Reds an
nounces that he has finally come to
terms with Bill Bradley, the veteran
third baseman recently let out by
Cleveland. and that the lanky one will
report for duty the latter end of the
week. Bradley all but closed with
Owner Watkins of the Indianapolis
(American Association) club Saturday
and it was not until yesterday that he
accepted Grifhth's offer.
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or more affairs will be erected daily in.
the larger compartments of the yes-
sci. A large number of lay organiza-
tions are expected from cities of the.
United States. The Catholic club OF
New York will act as a guard of honor.
to the sacred host, which will be car
ried in a monstrance, Of portable taber-
nacle, for public yeneration.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

ankle finally convinced him that he
was totally unfit to enter the ring"
Ketchel is only 20 years old, but he
has taken part in nearly 200 fights. He
has made and spent a small fortune
since he first came into the Iimelighht
by whipping Joe Thomas in California.
He received s15,00ce1or his battles
with Jack O'Brien; $4,000 for his two
scraps with Papke; $4,000 for his affair
with johnson, and about $4,000 for
other bouts OF lesser Importance.
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down the wind for the first time. set.
the pace throughout.
The elapse of time OF the race fol-
lows:
Harpoon [American) 2:25:33; Gina
(American) 2:26:39; Beaver (Ameri-
cam 2:27:0S; Chonta (Spanish) 81
2S:O9; Papoose (Spanish) 235:34;
Mosquito III. (Spanish) 2:46:10.
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of Ireland which sails from Liverpool
Aug. 20 for Quebec, in addition to
Cardinal Vannutelli and Archbishop
Logue and the duke of Norfolk, several
European archbishops, forty-five bis
hops, about 100 priests and twenty to
thirty of the nobility of Spain, Austria,
Italy, Germany and England. For the
celebration of daily mass some twelve
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Catholic peer of England; Right Rev.
Thomas Heylen of Namur. Belgium,
president of the permanent committee
of the international eucharistic con-
crosses; Right Rev Charles Edward
Mcdonnell, bishop of Brooklyn. n. r.;
Right Rev. George William Mundelein.
auxiliary bishop Of Brooklyn, NJ r.;
Right Rev. John Joseph O'Connor, bis
hop Of Newark, NJ. T., and Right Rev.
Thomas Francis Cusack, auxiliary bis
hop of New York.
IN addition to the above list prelates
and dignities of the Roman Catholic
church from almost every archdiocese
and diocese of the United States and
Canada are expected to be present. From
abroad there will come on the Empress
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FAMOUS DRIVERS
TO RACE IN AUTOS

New York, Aug 19.-Barney Old
field and George Robertson will fight
for an automobile driving supremacy
at the Brighton Beach motordrome
September and g. On these dates a
series of races will be held and Old
field and Robertson have signed con-
tracts to meet in two contests each
day.
The races will mark Oldf1eld's first
appearance in New York in the last
six years.
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MARTINEZ Wins
SARANAC HANDICAP

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 19.-Martinez,
heavily played at to /, easily won
the Saranac handicap by five lengths.
In the stretch he crowded Love Tie,
which crowded Star Bottle on the rail.
Scoville and Dugan both claimed a
foul against the winner, but the stew
ards let the result stand.
Steeplechase Jockey Sullivan had his
leg broken when his mount, Profu-
sion, went through the fence.
Fourth-The Saranac handicap, val
ne, $4,000, 8 year, is miles: Martin
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ez, to / won; Love Tie, II to 5, sec
ond; Star Bottle, 6 to /, third. Time,
1852 LIS.
Fifth-Two years, $4O0 added. 5h
furlongs: Rockville, 8 to 5, won; Fairy
story, 30 to /, second; Gauntlet. 10 to
/, third. Time, 1907.
Sixth--Handicap. mares, all ages,
$500 added, one mile: Ocean Bound,
6 to 5, won; Cheek, s to /. second;
Field Mouse, to 5, third. Time, 1898.
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KETCHEL SUFFERS
BAD BREAKDOWN

New York, Aug 19.--It was news in
sporting circles today that Stanley
Ketchel, the middleweight titleholder
has suffered mSgevere breakdown and
has been ordered to go to his home in
Michigan for long rest. According
to some of the well informed, his con-
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Won In Last lnnlnu.

Philadelphia. Aug. 19.-Philadelphia
beat Chicago 2 to /. The locals were
shut out until two men were out in
the ninth inning. Then Davis doubled
and scored on Murphy's triple, In the
tenth inning Livingston trippled and
scored the winning run on Coomb's
single. Score: r H E
Philadelphia ..........,,..... 2 s 2
Chicago ..-.-.......,..:. 8 0
Batteries-Coom and Livingston;
White and Sullivan, 90 innings.)
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JOHNSON Will NOT
Fight FOR A YEAR

Chicago Aug. 19.--Jack Johnson,
the heavyweight pugilist. declared be-
fore leaving for. Cleveland that he
would not fight again for year AL
though the champion was scheduled to
appear in court today on account of
his arrest Saturday for speeding. he
said that he had left bond for his APP
pearance and would be represented by
an attorney.
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king" Cole of the cubs heads the
list of winning pitchers in the National
league with Rowan of Cincinnati sec
ond.
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MiIIers shut out Colonies.

Louisville, Aug, Minneapolis
won the second game of the series to-
day from Louisville by the score of
10 to 0. Tom Hughes allowed but two
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Freddie Welsh the lightweight cham
pion of England, will come back to this
country in the fall.
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Tiuers Reat spaed RoYs.

Boston, Aug. 1.-TWO errors by Bos-
ton in the fifth inning were followed
by five Detroit hits, and gave the Wis
itors four run lead in the game,
which they won from Boston to /.
Pitcher Frank Arellanes was released
by Boston to the Sacramento, Cal, club.
The score r H e
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 2
Detroit .......... ............. 8 1
Batteries-Collins, Cieotte and Carri-
gan; Willet and Stanage, Schmidt
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John ("Dots") Miller of the Pitts
burg team is at his home i'm New Jer-
sey nursing an injured knee.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR
neys st law. Office. 4 and Q. Morton
building, Broadway, Fargo.
EMERSON I'll. SMITH, ATTORNEY
Commercial bank building, Fargo. Prac-
tees In all courts. Particular care given
20 probating estates.
MILLER. HENRY f., ATTORNEY AkC
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo NatL1na!
Bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON block.
Broadway, Fargo. Probate practice q
speciality.
ROblNsUN, ]. f., ATTORNEY AT Law,
6lG Front street, Fargo. Practices In all
courts. Tax cases q speciality.
TURNER, II. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OGices In Edwards building, Broadway
Practices In all courts.
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AM ERIcAN LEAGUE.
standinn Of Clubs.
Cleveland Lost to Senators.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Clevelands
batting was poor and Washington won
handily, to /. Feature plays were
made by Mcbride, Birmingham and
Niles, while Killifer's batting and base
running brought forth applause. Score:
RH E
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Cincinnati and Philadelphia are hav-
ing hot fight for a berth in the first
division.
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Baseball players are specialists m
their own department, but it has re-
manned for a 52-year-old boy, an ex
baseball player himself, to specialize
in the fun making end of the game.
Arlie Latham has become known
from New York to st. Louis as the
clown of baseballdom. His antics on
the diamond and off would fill vol
umes enough to stock a library.
Harry Daneils, who has known
Latham and laughed with the crowd of
fans at his antics, sums him up as fol-
lows
A happy, lucky fellow with streaks
of gray in his hair, who just naturally
forgot to quit being a boy until lie got
too old to change.
That's the way Arlie Latham would
impress you if you knew him AMI were
not a fan.
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Are there no mat artists in Fargo
nor North Dakota who are willing to
accept the challenge Of Ole Johnson
of st. Paul, VINO has come up here
looking for more worlds to conquer?
Johnson is a big. Swedish lad and
would give any wrestler a tussIe worth
the money. When his arrival was first
announced, it was thought by a few
that all the wrestlers of the northwest
would fall all over themselves trying
to be first to arrange a meeting.
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SPORTING EDITORS CORNER

AID Wolgast and Pal Moore will meet
in Philadelphia on Aug. a.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Clubs.
Columbus Seats Brewers.

Columbus, Aug. 19.-Hinchman's
triple in the first inning gave Column
bus the call on Milwaukee. Cutting
was put out by Umpire Chill in the
fifth inning and MeGlynn was hit for
three runs, giving the home team a
safe lead. In the second inning, Third
Baseman Clark was put off the field.
Score: r II e
Columbus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
Milwaukee ................. l
Batteries-Sitton and Arbogast; Cut
ting, McGlynn and Marshall
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REAuTY PARLoRa.

NINE. MELIN BEAUTY PARLORs ELEC
trolisis, Massage, Chiropody and Manicur
ing. los Broadway. Phone 708-J.
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DENTISTa.

dee Huntington block, Owes ssi1sp. I'm
trance ON Broadway, Fargo ~ ID.
DIR, Ell. Il. STAkLING, Dk.as&18T, ROOM
q dele ndrecie block, coeMem gNront and
Seventh streets south, BE v&SW D.
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OsTEoPATHlc;.
DR.. STEM HANSON, 0slTEOPATHIc
Physician; graduate American school,
Rirkevllle. Office Ga Front. Phone 1O14-J
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Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reds Were Easy Victims

Pittsburg, Aug. 19.-Pittsburg easily
defeated Cincinnati by score of 10
to g. Gaspar lasted only two innings.
In the second inning Byrne and F.
Clarke made home runs! Score:
r H 2
Pittsburg ............. :. -. 10 13 2
Cincinnati 2
Batteries-C and Gibson;
Casper, Benton and Mclean, Clarke.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. KLIAIMEk, TIA NINTH AVE
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing.
Phone e16-L.
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UNpERTAKER

AMP LICENSED EABALMER- TUNER.
III Supplies. Y. r. Rice. South Broad
way. once south OF Moody's store.
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HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS Off.
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, Fargo.
A. j. 0'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
n d. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
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Worlds Eucharistic Conference
to Open In Montreal

Continued from Pare One.
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Kindred Closes Season.

Rain at. Toledo and indianapolis.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
AccoUNTANT.
ARCH[TE

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT &C
eountant Phone 399.J. 1120 Taigd ave
nue. south, Fargo. N. ID.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
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CONCERTS AT POST.
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There is a concert in progress at Fort
Bliss this afternoon by the post ban1
and concerts will be rendered Tues lay,
Wednesday and Friday at the hours
given below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
MAY MAIL STATEMENT OF
ACCOUNTS ON CARDS.
POstOffice Department Makes New RuI-
ing Regarding the Use of
Postcard Statements

In regard to the often propounded
question concerning the AVAILABILITY or
postal cards bearing statements of ac-
count, it has been ruled that a postal
card which contains an account not a.
dun or overdue is mailabIe. The post
office department has recently issued
the following on this subject:
THE department does not regard as
unavailable cards which bear respect
full requests for settlement of recurrent
accounts. This applies to notices
when accounts, taxes, assessments. etc.
will be due.
"Postmasters may therefore accent
To- mailing cards advising customers
of the amounts Of their bills when such
cards do not bear a statement of a
past due or an unpaid account other
than the current account. The depart
ment regards as unavailable cards bv
which it appears that the addressee is
bei1 dunned for a past-due account"
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PLAYLETS GIVEN
BY SCHOOL PUPILS
Commencement of Catholic
Schools Attended by In
tereSting Exercises.

The splendid worl- among the com
ing generation of Mexican-A Americans
being done by the Roman Catholic sis
terhood of e. Paso found expression
Sunday afternoon when closing exer-
ciSes Of the Sacred Heart and ST. Igna-
thus schools were held in the Sacred
Heart school hall on south Oregon
street. Without a single hitch in line
Of step, little Mexican children rolled
off the English and performed some
pretty drilling on the little stage at the
end of the hall.
Directly in front of the stage sat a
number of visiting priests and the sis
ter teachers. AS contrast against the
black of their habits was the cardinal
robe of Ri. Rev P. Gavillan, bishop
of Chihuahua, guest of honor of the
day. Bishop Guillan. with his secre-
tary, @. Ritz, is visitor in the border
cities for the week, come to officiate
at the dedication exercises Thursday
of the new Sacred Heart church in
Juarez.
PIayIets in Spanish
Two playlets in Spanish amused the
parents Of the pupils. All other num-
bers were in English. a number of
spectacular features in costume pleased.
Ten half grown girls drilled in a Joan
VI AiC Win pleasing
effect and with perfect display of train
ing The hall was packed without stand
ing room with friends of the two schools
and applause was plentiful. The per-
Torrance was notable for absolute alb
sence of forgotten lines, SO common
in school affairs.
Interesting Program.
Following the program, medals of va
rying significance were awarded. The
program appeared in Saturdays Herald.
Those assisting in the ceremony, besides
the visiting bishop. were Revs. c. NJ
Pinto, A. Schiller, IL Fernandez, F.
Banks and Mother NJ. Victor.
Medals for the two schools were do
mated by Right Rev. E. J. Dunno, bishop
of Dallas; Very Rev. ]. NJ. Maria, S. J.,
Las Vegas. N M; Rev. T. Roy, 5. J.,
Ell Paso; Gus .Momsen, Ell Paso; Union
Catolica de San Joso; Ven Moth
er M. Victor, Rev. S. Persone,
S J., Trinidad, Colo; Rev Chas NJ
Pinto, S. J.; Rev. Chas. Persone, S. J.:
Felix Martinez, Ell Paso; Rev A Schulz
er, S. J.; Ven. Mother Catherine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
Ell PASO MASONS GIVEN
A BANQUET AT HOUSTON

The silver travelling trowel is now in
the keeping of the Holland lodge of
Houston. The special committee from
the FL PasO lodge, composed Of E. c..
Pew, F. a. Hewitt, L. E, Gillett and
Clarence Longnecker. delivered the Ma
sonic emblem to the Houston lodge at
a ceremonial session held in that city
Thursday evening. The presentation was
followed by banquet at the Rice hotel,
participated in by 400 members of the
Holland lodge. E. c. Pew, past master
of the Ell PasO lodge, responded to the
toast Our Visitors" The committee
from the local lodge was also given a
luncheon at the Houston Country club
at which a number of the leading Ma
sons of the state were invited guests.
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intermediate points will also be avail

intermediate points will also be avail
able, though they are not many.
The Trf-State Telephone company, a
subsidiary OF the Bell interests, will
build west to connect with Us at Ben
son, thus affOrding conversation with
FL Paso and Denver.
1--WE are ready to commence con-
struction on the new line TO Yuma
Immediately. and the requisite material
has been ordered The Bell company,
however, is a little afraid to attempt
the desert construction east to Yuma
until fall Negotiations are now being
conducted for the purpose of trying to
induce them to commence work at
once.
LAS for the .Tri-State company we
have only the general assurance that
they will begin working west to Ben
son as soon as practicable from FL
Paso.
AT the earliest, the through line
should be ready for operation within
100 days. At the latest, it will take
until the middle Of December"