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The sun., 1910-05-31
ATLANTIC y. &. OPENING.
Iachtsmen Gather and salute FlaG
Other Cluhs Celebrate.

The Atlantic Yacht Club was formally
placed In commission for the season yea
terday 20 noon Quite a large feet Of yachts
Of the club gathered on the house a. Sea
Gate during the morning and II was in
creased by the presence Of several vessels
from the Larchmont Yacht Club Com
mOdore Leonard Richards Of that club was
on hand with his steamer Carols ". He
vas commodore a. the Atlantics las' sea
son A. noon a gun from Commodore
sweenv's hasship Emelins gave the signal
for the burgee 10 he mastheaded on the
clubhouse stan and then after an interval
of 'wo minutes all the yachts IN the deet
salu ted and there was'a great booming
of Euns Then the yachts dressed ship.
IN the afternoon there was music IN the
ofacial calls on the commodore ana later
there was reception on board the rag
ship which was attended hv many 81 the
club members and their friends The
opening vas a pleasing one Com odore
SweenV is enthusiastic over the sport M
year and the Atlantic club has arrangA
FOR = brilliant season
Yacht Club and Crescent Athlefic Club also
formally opened their houses for the sea.
son and fhere were many members ana
friends present a. each club
on me Sound there were opening festtvi.
ties a. the Manhasset Bav. kutC kerbockeT
Port Washington. Huguenot, Bridgeport,
Huntington and other Yacht clubs
wa formally opened and there we're music
and dancinE IN the clubhouse ard the Md
get squadron had a parade Of motor boats
whirh Was very attractive
The sun., 1910-05-31
CORNELL TAKES IN HARVARD
ITHACANS WIN BOTH BOAT
RACES on THE CHlRLES
And the visiting students Clean Cp . Lot
% Money Bettlng-MOre Than q
Length NArsip's Lead-The Frosh.
men Finish seven Lengths Ahead.

"-- 'N- ---AN3 fA-AAAs
CAMBRIpaE. Nav ~ Cornell again
showed the superiority OF Ia creWs by win
ming the varsity and freshman races from,
Harvard on tho Charles River this agte--
noon. Both raneg were rowtd against a
strong haad wind and IN rough water
The course Of one and ssTen-eiEhths mfas
was covered by Cornell In n minutes -
seconds and by Harvard N n minutes 2T
seconds. the Harvard crew losinE By a
quarter length Of open water The Cor
nell freshmen covered The course 10 faster
time. finishing IN II minutes rs seconda
with q lead OF seven lengths over the Har-
ward freshmen. whose time was II minutes
10 seconds.
In The two minor races Of the afternoon
the Newell Boat Club crew of Harvard
was defeated by the Massachusetts, tnstttufe
Of Technology varsity. the Harvard crew
swamping when ak lengths ln the rear rha
Cascadllla school crew Of Ithaca, which
came down With the Cornell UntvarSlfv
men. defeated the Stone school of Bosson
BY two and hall lengths over the Henlsr
distance of I mile so yardR
u was the opinion In the Harvard quar-
through i,s failure % a the stroke 70 10
distance. and by rowing about 81 20. the
minute was distanced BY Cornell. Bhich
rowed three points higher. The stroke
-
- four mile race.
The varsity race was postponed until
O'Clock IN the hops Of Estttng Smoothsr
water, bat IVES finally started Whsn it Ap-
any any inprovsmsnt' prov IsS Both crews. stSrtSd
By Francis 8. Bangs Of Columbia, who
acted a. referee. left the mark rowing
at - IN the minute and maintained the
SIs STSS' SS q S SSsTs s Harvard ard Sd s sy saF
length. CoInell dropped the stroke 20 ls,
but Harvard went down 20 - and r0wed
tho race through az this stroke. losing
position steadily after the half mile was
Cornell never let up for a minute. and
with continual spurts drew away Iha
inabilny or hesitancy Of the Crimson crew
20 h9d lts rival N the sprints was The pqtnt
good condition though Cornell Was u
anything fresheT than Harvard.
10th hoats shipped murh water and the
insn were all drsnched from the hyinE
spray. The time vas very slow for the
course
Conditions on the river we're better By
the tame Of he freshman race, which vas
immediaiey following ne Newell -tsra
rare. which was owed with the Wind This
race vas a lose parallel 10 the yarfity
race. Harvrd ! inped INTO 2 short lead A.
the Opening snrlnt but could not hold u
after the quarter mile. Passing under
Harvard Bridge about a mile iEoin the
start. the Cornslliins had halt length -
the good and M the stretch below the brtdss
where The water vas smoother they drew
away rapidly They rOwed the rare through
with the stroke avergtng a 70 the minute
and Harvard vas two points lower.
large amount Of money was Won BY the
Cornell contingent which came down for
the races Betting vas even on both races
separately, The odds we're 4. 20 : againsf
either college, Winning 10th races The
betting IN the college has not been - heavv
on AnY snortlng eNant here Ior lon tine
The sun., 1910-05-31
RRo0KLTN y. d RACEs.
Gardrala wins IN BlG Class- apiasr Bes''

The BrookIvn Yacht Cluh opened its
racing -essnn uith = series of races yes-
tsrdav. vhirh we're started from N the
clubhou-e In Gravessnd Ray. The larger
yachts we're cent = course thai took them
20 tho bell buoy ~ The point Of the Nook
Tbere Were three IN this class Tamnlsny.
Gardspia and Adyta ~ The wind wss
very Nuky an day n practically boxed
the compass. beginning ., -0uih and shht.
ing 10 southwest. west. northwest and
thsn mort beast. - that the yarhtsmen
we're tried rather severely '9mmodore
" a. Touens Tammhny finished nrsi
p minutes and rs seconds ahead OF the
Gardsnia, bat ~hs lad 70 allow : minutes mute,
- seconds and - Gardenia Won. ire AdNla
uaa beaten about ten minutes
4 motor hoat race wa arranged for
the course around Staten leland. thirty.
four miles. going hy way n Primes bay
: hrst There Nere two ia,-e- and 'he WIN
neFz we're Neptune and Niohe.
A. 3 o'olock IN the afternoon he regular
Craysasnd Ray rlasses acre -sni nn They
uent ~ For' Hamilton nrsi ana then around
bv Sea tlate and Ben-Onhura In The .
class he spider Owned by Hendon huhb
Fss Inc winner She started with tho
Fiorenrp and thess twO had = smart luhing
match Whirh enabled the SoYa n turn The
Rrst marx m tho lead spider seemed 20
hs much more lively than hs others and
Tiorenc. Ta- outncked throughout the
raca AMI DID not hnish The Gray Jacket
orned nv y = Nohle. tho winner ~ Sat
urdav's race. did not start
In the first division u The handicap
class the gareles- Won. and the Joy g0n
In The se~ond division Thesa Yachts are
racing throughout the season ior Thompson
nriFe- offered hy the vOWW0dOre NJ ne
ben. .onhurst ! acht Club Only two .tayted
IN tbs : class and Rue Biil defeated Rsn
sonhurst handily 1he Merry Widow won
In the knockabout rlass and Bulnnch
vas again winner loo the sailing d'nEy
elasa
The SUMMARY
The sun., 1910-05-31
PAPRIKA WINS FIRST RACE.
Ralph y. Ellb wins FRss Racs Of -
FOSiers sertes.

The 30 iOoters Of the New York Yacht
Club one design olAss sailed their trst race
for the championship and Of the gueaD-
stake series IN a regatta Of the SeaWahhAkA
CorinthiAn Yacht Club yesterday afternoon
The yachls raced over Que Of the inside
courses starting on the clubhouse. The
wind AZ the start was from the east. but
Il wAs very fuky all the afternoon aud
shifted arst 10 the northwest. then there
Waa a squall and then it went 10 east again.
The PapFiku. owned by Ralph n Ellis. won
the race after a very close nnish with Jonn-
ston de Forests Nepsi- The Nepsi was
beaten by Just one second and the Aiera
vas third There were eight starters IN
this class
in the race for rs footsEs. which was the
hrst Of the drsi series for theae yachts. the
Cicada. owned by A. d. Weekos, Jr.. won
beating the Thelema by - seconds, and the
Tama!e was third. only i3 seconds astern
of the fhelema
The summaries
NHw vuHH Y e 10 FonrERn-eorNaH tOas Nh -
The sun., 1910-05-31
NEW TuEK = c. ~ FoorERa-ooUksH. iOal MuEa-
grAEI. isa5.
ISFALENA WINS AGAIN.
PynehOn Yacht Defeats Wnsome and
Aurora At Intllan HaFbOr.

The Indian HArbOr Yacht Club opened
IT, season with a race for Class slOops
yesterday. Il vas expected that yachts
Of Glasses T. and N would be on hand. but
they are not ready yet and only Istalena.
WinsOme and Aurora crossed the line
The wind was from the southwest and
during the day Il shifted continually and
was very huky. 20 that the contest was
not fair test Of the merits Of the racers
They were sent away from a line on the
red spar buoy on the southwestern end Of
Great Captains Island and went first to
the Cows Buoy "a Shippan Point. then
10 the red spar buoy or Ions Neck Point
then 10 the black spar buoy OF LlOyd's
NeCk and then acroaa the Sound home
The race was q very close one IN spite Of
the dukiness Of the wind. and lstalena Won
beating The Winsone 81 seconds. The
Aurora sa- Outlucked throughout the
race and she finished last. being beaten
minutes q seConds,
The summary
The sun., 1910-05-31

Harold X Hackett viii Sc a. one Of he
referees In the metropolitan champion 10
ship. scheduled 70 be PLAYED on the Rrass
courts ~ the West Side Tennis Club az
lg-th street The managerneni propoeas
~ have tull sfan 81 Competenf o1irtaiE
and this time no march vil be without a
referee and hnesmen They vii start
on June rs
4 lawn tennis club exclusively for women
has heen formed o. stamford Conn and
with the idea Of holding tournaments during
fhe season n 10 an ofshoof n the East
side Gles club of that place " least the
newly ele~ted 0Tfrers weTc supplied ~ that
assOctafi01
The sun., 1910-05-31
ANOTHER FOR CORNELL.
JunIsrs OutrOw PennsyN ania on Laks
Cayugs.

lrHAcA Nav 20 Just about ths tine lhs
details Of Cornell = two crew vi~-oTies over
Harvard we're heTalded here the Cornell
iurlor varsity eight vas sweeping down he
two mile course a. Cay1lga Lake. three
lengtha ahead OF The Pennsylvania 'uninr
rreu ~ the fniEh
When RefeTee BoEue sent thern aVaT
quarter had hall q hoaf lenRth Cornell
fov 81 from "a 70 "a 20 The minute n the
hfsf hah of fhe race while PennEvlvania
rop ed about ~
A. the mile sifoFs Diailst lsf her down -
97 out Cornell continued - draw ahead ara
had about 9 lenRfh and q half here From
that point on the ffhacans gained sfeadilr
lr the tntsrcollage race Agriculture led
thrOughout and won bv 9 quarter 0f q
length from the Engineers
The sun., 1910-05-31
SOUND YACHT RACING OPENS
HARLE!M Y. &. REGATTA SAILED
~ HEAVY SQUALLS.
WmdWard Wlns a CIose race IN the N
Faot Class-scud saecessful N Han.
dicap tlass-A Nlrtory Ter y Yacht
Nereid-Othrr Races Ven Ciose.

NeFeth-Othcr Races Nsry Ci0se.
The racing on Long Island Sound for the
season was inaugurated by tho Harlem
lach Club yesterday. Il vas the annual
regatta of the club and the irsi race Of the
season for the championship Of the sound
FOrty-fOuT yachts started and the yachts.
men experienced all sorts Of weather n
was day 20 try the skin and test the nerves
Of the atOutest crews, for out Of the north 4.
ward slnall after squall Of wind and rain
struck The feet Of racing craft. forcing them
at times 10 douss canvas aud sail under
bare poles untilthe heaviest puts had passad
over. These squalls we're accompanied by
thunder and heavy rain
The races we're In charge Of = r. Freder.
ichs. y, N. Hartman aud T. I. Grace. The
regular committee Of the club. assisted by
Commodore Walter sullivan. and the yachts
were started from Capt. william Lacey.
TUG William :. Daley. which was anchored
south Of the northeast buoy oH Execution
Light
There was q strong wind from the east
northeast and an ugly chop Of a sea when
the slOops Crescent. Interim aud Juanita
OF the hrst division Of the handicap class
were sent away a. Is o'clock II was a dead
beat TO windward for these yachts and he
other aloops Of the larger classes TO ParSOn-
age Point buoy. Prom there they had
q broad reach across the sound 10 Week =
Point and Prospect Point huoya and a
close fetch from there 20 the finishing line
Staggering under whole canvas IN the
vicious squalls. and with crews drenched
TO the skin and hanging far out on The
weather rails. tho finishes in each class
were exciting The new IArChmont one
design class made q particularly GOOD
showing Five started and four hnished
The winner. 4. Bryan Alleys Festine.
sailed the nine miles triangle IN hour
minutes 10 seconds
Richard Monks WindWard sailed a fne
race in the ~ rater class, beating MimOaa
I'LL I mi1rie SIS secOnd q y GFanbery's q
Scud won the race In the first division Of
the handicap class
The summaries
The sun., 1910-05-31

spsrtai CaAs DsgpafcA ~ THE srN.
t.oNpoN. Nav N Maxwell, the amateur
golf champion oi Englaud. uas dsfsa,sd
h o-day 81 hoyiaks ~ CaiTnss. Who vas : .
Irtah Champion IN iaos The score to-day
Was : % and I 70 play.
The sun., 1910-05-31
Harry y smith Nth net score Of iIi

BY Harry y smith With ne, score Of III
The scores
a. D. smith. llH ID tat. w. q. Thomas. lsa
:. -lae. A. T. Acs'ulagh. Us. .2-tai: j " Lag
siroth. i9a eo-lAa. ". n Culson. Us. l-lA
O-Isp. H l. snyder. lpS, 20 ls0 c, y. frO,l
tal, ae-isI W. p Neaxicw, loc. m-it.. 4. 2
Nssasa. taa, = ~. a. ". RFsdlsy. ~, - aas;
n. y. tles. ~ ~ ~. " & Thomson, ig. = lea
iaa. q Duans 10. 10 ~. z. AZ Palmer, -, -
ia7 q a. Gouh. ~. - ~, I. Z. Powers, I'll
t0-i1i: 7. ", Mart. 80. 1-iIa
The sun., 1910-05-31

'Hs Wav ~ Lewis Tega-
- H90l runnef. won the
.. EHWsa under fhe ausnires
'Hr'Ea' kBiEhts oi Colum
POINT fhiz sffernoon The
.IfaI ~ tualve miles
H.. HH-ii. fnishinF twelve
NJ Isr-.n 6i the MohluE
The sun., 1910-05-31

There we're hlteen IN the consolation
handicap Of the afternoon and the result
waa q trtple tie between y. ", Wells, -.
lO-77; e. ,. CrOokail. ~. a-;7. F.J Phillip.
81 80.
The sun., 1910-05-31
DAY OF CLUB GOLHING
GILLESBY WINS THE MAXWELL
MEMORIAL cur.
Finals IN Three Glasses at InWsSa a. q.
AHhf0gah Takes Opening Competitlon
at ApAWamis kirkbya Recogd ~ In
glsWSSd- -oaAliaeFs a HAeheasA-k.

Spattsrs ot rain did not mar the sport a.
the DykeF Meadow Golf Club yesterday.
where siHt y-tWO started b. the thirty six
hole medal play composition for the Henry
W. Maxwell memorial cup. he was an
early member Of the club. and the trophy.
vhlch l. the giit Of his nephew. !. Rogers
Maxwell. Or. has been an annual nEturo
Tor a decade. There was a close iinish be-
tween the fret ten that was a compliment
10 the handicap committee. ". o. Gilles5y
won the cup with laO. tO-iiO. while &. J.
CrOokall. 100. D.. ,. Hunt .isg. and Marshall
Whitlatch. is9. who has reioined DykeT
Meadow. had the best gross scores The
i've net score leaders were new recruits
from the Marine and Field Club. Paul. r.
IoWne being hs president rhe best
The sun., 1910-05-31

MnNruiAtR, May 30-Thefe ~efe :
numhsr nf Interesting events contested
for al tha UpDeT Muntulair Country Ciuh
this Afternoon. Including the nnal for the
apFinR cup whiCh was won by 4 y, Sue1y ,
Who beat b D. Noble 0 up and = 4.
Wheeler beat J. l.. Parish In the final for
cuD nressntsd by the nominating com
mlttes Of the club. up. fgr the members
cup 4. ". Anderson heat u. Christian
son. % and T. An eighteen hole handicap
In Glasses and b was also played The
scores.
The sun., 1910-05-31
MORE RECORDS FOR SHEPPARD
Nu TIGTRES ron RUNNING
ns1 IND 700 YARDS.

An, .rrrislh GoOd FIeld 10 Fsree IIlun
nut. and seven watches agree Texas
% .r,dcu Covers Ias Yards m stand.
.-i ,prrd Dan Nhearne Leaps we'll.
The sun., 1910-05-31

Gas; :. AS 4 ws,SSS SSSS g g "a 6 9 wsssisr.
-. ga. Z. Il Rsioa, e. is--Ia; y. q. Z haekle.
W' n-N d y Lancaster. .. iO-lo; s. rIuller,
~ al. A D. Ciafk. %. IA; n. A. DaiE A..
a-fA j. p MINIS. a. ia-so. D. }, steer. ~, ISL
J. r. Lyman. h. h-u
Ciass Al z. I.yon. ~ ol-si. J. D HeFtfoTd.
al. sa-a: r. Goddard, - IN l.. hardon'
loo s7-n n Rosseu ~. ss-Ta: W o. D1ed.
ss. ia-1s. r r. North. 100. 2s-53, W. De VIII.
pi, s-ia. T. Plerson D. ,3-l5. &. \. nerIian.
81 nj: A North. ~. SIS. J hafueti'
! ins s9-pF.W KtnL w. 40
The sun., 1910-05-31

HANDicaP class, Ffnsr DIVISION -couEaE. 4
NItRs sIAEr. Is.
The sun., 1910-05-31

GLEN nlDon. May ~ A medal plnv
composition q thifiY-niT holes foF e cup
preaegted ~ n ~ Efwarda. president n
ihs Glen Ridfs Golf Club. Vaa Wpn TO-DAY
The sun., 1910-05-31

| MoNrrLAtR. Nav 20 ! four ball com
/ netitlOn and an eighteen hole handicap we're
/ the attractions al the MOntclaiT Coli Ciub
/ to-day Tha former event Waa won by Z !.
Turner and ,. l.. Dyer. Jr With l'o. i,-lSs.
W 3. Brsmnsr and J. 2. GeTtE. lis, la-lsl
G Van Vsrrk and q. a. HaddOw. iis. is-iee.
| n M Lncksti and Oscar Weed Ward. iao. 9-iea.
brS-I C Pa. ssa 'Sa vi S.S S'fT H. 70, as
Cnre and J. @. Todd. IN. a lee a Aoefn 40 40
g. r. foghIg, liA i!-le' w. H. 'iousa sno
In the eiehtarn hole handicap A. Il. Allen
and " NJ Sanford tied In Cla.. 4 With ~.
! tied In Class B With T. The scores
! class A. r. Ausn. 90 ia. v SaAiogd'
T,9 H.7I,: xs'ss 3 iS.ss 10 NH wisssii SSssi
As %TS:T. u. u Isisy' ., il-rl: " 3 BlsmPsr
IN In q Il p bfSaS 5sra.s q ia. /. o. i.SSk
=. IS : 2 Illiss 90 i:-Is: y J. mdgVsy'
class 81 l.. Dyer. IT,. -, is-7i, G = Nc.
| II p McGlyHn. a. sl-ia. Y y. Clough. 20 ~.
= ,DsIsS SsESs, ioi 81 an an K al, aoSSf,rs. 3 . a.
SH nsids, = 50 u: r. N Fsrris %; is-Is
y ,GOds'sti If o. Is" " T. 'u'n'"'
4 thirty-siy hole selected score hAndeep
for two prizes vas the attraction yes,erlay
Rt the 81 Andrews Coli Olun. 1ohn len
Eyck. q former preaiden@of the 'l,ln, Spn Spn
the net and J " fgeFton, Jr., win ~ th7
gross score prize. The best cards
John c. Ten EyeE, ~. In; T ? hOIr.oa.
a. ta.-Ia. ,. n Sutphen, ~. "a. o. ". EnEers'
~ tt--fa: ". Egefton, IT,, u. " " DaA
ion Jr h. IN: A, y. Higgins. a. ~; W. n.
simpson. N ia. ". p hodgmah, ~, ~.
CLIFTON. May N More than one hundred
membera entered the different contests at
the For Hills Golf Club to-day. the chief
event being the Memorial Day cup. pre-
-sntsd by Peter J. O'Donohue- The follow
ing qualified
c. 2. Aeslrom. a. is-l2 3 3. Rettore ~
ar C. n Conuel. ~. ie-1E q. Cenot er ~.
so A. ~ Williams. ~ S-If Frederieh Cor
rell. u. ga
In the four ball medal plAv the winners
nrov ed 10 hs james ". Dean and Y. i've,
asi-a A N Wllllams ami q. a Ionover.
a. IA and George nechtel and n J. Allen.
O. % The leaders 0f class 4 we're:
n \ Botiome. "a. y. ). ". McMenahy. NJ
A-a. J n WOoten. A.. u-Is. GeorEe sechiel
al ia W. ". kan loan. -. III.
Claaa ~ FFederisa Correll p. 2. -, - Non
ever, =. zs-I1o Thomas Tannocs u
\ v WnHAm, - = u. {. ?. Ahsucm' -.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-28

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
A. c. MILITARY BALL:
GOV. SPRY ATTENDS IT
Special To The Tribune.

LOGAN. Feb. 2S.-The annual military
ball Of the Agricultural college held here
this evening. was perhaps the most brill
liant social function in the history of the
city. 1t was attended by Governor Will
liam Spry. Colonel Scott OF Fort Doug
las and the members OF their stams and
by more than 1000 local society people Ii
was held In the auditorium. which was
gorgeously decorated for the occasion
with national and college colors
The governor and his party We're met
at the train by Lieutenant Caffey. the
military commandant al the \. c.. who
escorted them to the Lincoln hotel, where
luncheon was served. At 10 o'clock the
governor appeared upon the ballroom
floor and witnessed a battalion drill by
the cadets. At IL O'Clock he led the
grand march.
The governors party included: Cover
nor and Mrs. William Spry. Miss Alice
Spry. Miss I,ita Spry and James Spry
the Misses Wrathall. Colonel II. NJ. II
Lund and Mrs. Lund. Colonel and Mrs
Mrs r, 7. Wright and daughter, Colonel
and Mrs. r. T. Badger Colonel and Mrs
J. j. Daynes, Colonel and Mrs. Walter
Scott. Fifteenth infantry Major W. G..
Williams. First infantry: Captain Il. l..
Bourne, signal corps; First Lieutenant
tenant 7. ID. Foster signal corps; Attor-
ney General and Mrs, a r. Barnes. Mr.
and Mrs, David Mattsons DR.. and Mrs
q. B. 1'fOut2, Justice and Mrs n y.
Straup, Colonel and Mrs A. p Kcscr,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt, MIR, and Mrs
Stookey, Senator and Mrs. G. T. Marks,
Mr. Spencer and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
II. II CalNster. Marshal and Mrs. j. n.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hun.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Williams and daugh-
ter, Mrs, C. NJ. Jenkinson and daugh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
MASS MEETING DISCUSSES
NEW INTERURBAN ROUTE
Special To The Tribune.


SANDY, Feb. 2S.-An interesting mass
purpose OF discussing the route for the
proposed street car line of the Utah Light
& Railway company. Residents OF Sandy
Crescent, Draper, Riverton, Bluffdale,
Herman and South Jordan were in at
tendance, and both routes which have
been proposed were thoroughly discussed
At the meeting, II. NJ. Pearson was
chosen chairman and Carl Person sec
retary. There is a move on here by a
private concern TO have the car line turn
at what is known as the Social hall cor
ncr. and then run southcasterly follow
ing the tracks OF the Salt Lake route to
Sandy. This proposition was totally con-
demned by the meeting. for the reason
that this route was not the general wish
Of the people.
Nearly the whole population lies on the
west side; that is, If one takes into con-
sideTation all the towns lying south and
west OF Sandy, who would have to travel
a mile farther east to get to the car line;
and would also have to cross several
railroad tracks.
Following discussion, resolution was
unanimously adopted 10 petition the
company TO extend the car line into
the city of Sandy expended more than
500 In grading and putting into shape
one of It's main streets, as an induce
ment to the street car company to enter
the city by way of State street, in pref
erence TO any other route. The southern
end of the county Is booming and all the
towns located in this section are rapidly
coming to the front, Real estate hold
ings have jumped 10 good figures