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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
AUTOSARE BUILT
NOW LIKE WATCHES
Few People Realize the Deli
cacy of Metal Work Re-
CURED for Motor Cars.
MANY TINY PARTS MADE
INTRICATE MECHANISM SUPER
VISED BY REAL EXPERTS.

There are few people who realize, as
they go upon the streets. the extreme
details which are necessary in the con-
struction Of automobiles and the meas
urements that are taken, IN some cases
in such minute quantities as to be al
most incomprehensible. A particularly
interesting illustration OF this occurred
last week in the factory Of the Premier
Motor Manufacturing company, when
George A. Weidely, the vice president
and designer, was showing some peo-
pie through the plant In calling their
attention to the marvelously small
measurements a question was raised
as to the limit, and this Is what Mr..
Weidely brought to their attention:
There is no business IN which such
delicate work is done with metals al
that OF the manufacturing of motor
cars For instance, let me show you
our pistons, those parts which slide
ur' and down in. the cylinders and by
means of which The power impulses are
transmitted to the connecting rods IN
and crank shaft. The bore OF the cylin-
ders in which they move is four and q
half inches and the pistons are accord
fngiy made slightly smaller, and the
space between them and the falls made
gas tight by piston rings
Metal Hair Splitting.
THE pistons are two one-thousandths
OF an inch smaller than the cylinder
at the bottom and at the top they are
five one-thousandths of an inch, this
being because the piston must have
more opportunity to expand at the top
where 1t is subjected to greater heat
than at the bottom
''l3ut the really remarkable point lies
In the fact that the pistons are not al
lowed TO vary in size more or less than
twenty-five one hundred thousandths
Of an inch, or expressed in decimals,
-00025 of an inch. In other words this
Is one-quarter of one one-thousandth
Of an inch. To those who are skeptfcal
and doubt our ability to measure this
size. let me say that we will be glad
70 show anyone at any time that it Is
being done This instance of the pis-
ton ts but an example. Take for an
other case that of the Premier annular
bearings, for IN doing the machine
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
HUGE SHIPMENT OF
AUTOSF0R COAST
Solid Train of Forty-0ne Cars
With Motors for Los
Angeles.
RUNS AS "BUICK SPECIAL y
ONE CAR OF OIL ACCOMPANIES
THE CONSIGNMENT.

One of the most sensational ship
ments Of automobiles ever made 70 the
| Pacific coast Is being made at the
present time. It Is q solid train Of
forty-one freight carloads Of Buick
cars running special" over the Santa
Fe railway, en- route to Los Angeles.
When Charles S. Howard was IN
Los Angeles some three or four weeks
ago there was a merry twinkle IN his
eyes. as much as to say, Keep your
eyes open, kid, and you'll see some
thing doing" and with his customary
pleasant smile he tossed his suitcase
into the tonneau of a Buick awaiting
him at the door and he was off to the
[, station to board the train for the east
The factory Of the Buick automo-
bile plant was his objective point, and
when he entered the building and
looked into the face of W. c. Durant
| of which the Buick is the leading fac
tory, he informed that gentleman that
he was there to do some business, and
| the principal part of that business was
to get cars-cars-cars.
He bought 16s Buick automobiles %
various models, from the modest sur
rey of the White Streak to the hand
some big five and seyen-passenger
touring cars and roadsters.
Arrangements were then made i'm
N eQ1aLClX the SANTA re rallrOdO
for a special train of forty-two freight
cars to make the shipment all at one
time and to be given a special fast
schedule through to Los Angeles.
Some conception OF what this ship
ment means may be conceived when
the total value Of the shipment is
given. Attached to the train Is car
load Of Buick oil valued at 81 200 and
with the automobiles the total ship
ment amounts to s239,7s0-close to a
quarter of a million dollars, and
makes this the record shipment of
automobiles ever sent to any one point
in the United States. The best previ-
Gus record for a single shipment of
Bucks was train Of thirty-one cars
forwarded to Philadelphia some time
ago, and now the east must lift the
hat to the banner automobile city of
the west-Los Angeles.
Traffic Agent Glasgow OF the Santa
Fe automobile department is keeping
close tabs on the Howard Buick "spe-
cial" and has advices that the forty
two-car special passed Kansas City Fri
ay morning at o'clock and will be
due in Los Angeles Wednesday OF
Thursday of this week.
Frank Howard. manager of the local
agency for the Bucks, says, TT is al
we'll enough to buy trainloads of auto
mobiles" and then looks about and
wonders where in the world he is going
to put them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
WILL TRADE FOR CITY HOMES

143 acres at st. Anthony, Ida; 120
acres. Granger. Utah; 20 acres. Cot
tonwood: so acres. candy; 81 acres,
West Jordan; Is acres, Bountiful; 43
acres, Hooper; $40 acres, Idaho; 10
acres, 14th South; orchard land, Green
River. Utah: 400 acres. Teton valley;
500 acres. Curlew valley; 221 acres,
Lehi; 40 acres. Oregon. and many other
FOR SALE.
s1.2o0-Nice 3-room- house. barn and
other improvements: lot 50x160; fruit
trees. lawn and garden Easy terms
s7,000-Beautifu1 i1-room modern
home, S blocks east OF Newhouse build
ing, on easy terms.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE &
LOAN CO..
125 Main St Bell 1347: Ind. s56
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DEVOTED TO EULoGIEs.

Washington, May 21--The session OF
the Senate today was devoted entirely
to memorial services in honor Of the
late Representatives Francis w. Cush-
man OF Washington and David A De
Almond of Missouri
Senators Piles, Beverfdge, Ciapp
Carter, Burkett, Cham berlain, Burton
Hughes and Jones eulogized Mr.. Cush-
man, while Messrs. Stone, Dolliver
Money, Curtis, Hughes. Dixon, Shively
Warner and William Alden Smith
spoke concerning the life Of Mr.. De Ar
mond.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE@A five-room modern
brick house on 9Th East, between 18th
and l2th South, Is rods with south
front and q rods with east front. for
sale cheap II taken at once.
Apply to George Saxton, room 400
Hooper Bldg, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

The American Roadster, driven by
Herbert Lyle at Atlanta and which
broke the fifty-mile track record max
ing SO miles at the rate OF rs miles per
hour, has doomed business In American
cars very materially since the race.
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FOR sALE-s3,sOO.0o will buy 5x1o
lot with 4-room house, connected with
sewer, on n street; room enough for
another house
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.,
SO Main Street Phones &443-
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SEE THESE LOTS.

SEE THESE LOTS
S2.S50-2d Ave. near D; fine chance
81, S5O-45x165, I'd So, 10th and 11eh z.
s2,10O-5x7 corner. 9Th So and 10th E.,
very cheap.
$3,3Oo-5x20, adjoining Miners home
on 10th East
5 300-Per acre, 5-acre tracts, S. z.
bench.
75O-F1ne building lot on 10th ave,
near G.
s 700-55x196. 4th East. near 10th So;
big snap
We have homes in. all parts of city.
All kinds and descriptions: prices from
S2,100 up See our list before buying.
WE INSIST-IT- WILL PAY.
COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST CO.,
% East First South St.
Both phones 1857.
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BoTHA AT THE HEAD.

Cape Town. Cape Colony. May IL
General Louis Botha, premier Of the
Transvaal. has been summoned to
form the first Union ministry cabinet
of United South Africa, of which Wis.,
count Gladstone is the first governor
general.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE-Fine new modern house.
3 rooms. east bench, finest location
shade and fruit trees. Sidewalk. also
. lots on So. Main addition. cheap
Phone owner. Bell 157s-X
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Cincinnati. May 21.-Dr. D. Myer OF
Charleston, W. Va. who. during the
Mckinley administration, was consul
general to the Argentine Republic,
died in a hospital here today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE-A ranch for sale or ex-
change for city property. Party would
not object to paying some difference
in case of the city property exceeding
the value Of the ranch. Call telephone
No. 115-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE-By owner, elegant Z
room light pressed brick cottage; ex-
cellent view; modern; terms; also one
building lot cheap, one-half block from
9Th ave. car. 367 II st. Phone Bell
52S4-K
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THE DEATH RECORD.
A. ID. Pellon.

owner of the Toledo Blade from 1857
to 1868, died today, aged 81 years
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE-List your property for
sale with US. Halloran-Judge Co.. 309
Main St.
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SMALL FRUIT FARM.

SMALL FRUIT FARM.
A real bargain for a few days on
this place. Over seven acres; the best
water right in this valley; about four
acres IN young fruit trees now IN full
bearing; nothing better in the world
in the way of soil: right at your mar
ket's door; southeast about ten miles;
bench land. We have sold two of these
little farms recently. This one will
go sure $4,000.
STOWE & PALMER,
80 West Second South Phones aga
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
HAS NO OPPOSITION.

Nashville, Tenn, May 21.-Congress-
man William G. Houston of Woodbury.,
was today declared the Democratic
nominee for reelection from the Fifth
strict of Tennessee. He Is without
opposition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Some people know the value Of
real estate. Do you? We
would like to figure with you
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

MCOMSEY-S McComsey OF Salt Lake
received a telegram Friday announc-
brother, william H McComsey Of
Elmo Mo.
Decedent attended the national G. A
r. encampment in Salt Lake last sum-
mer, being a member of Marshall post
No. 1s2. of Elmo. The body is being
brought here for burial.
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SEE THESE LOTS.

SEE THESE LOTS.
S2,S60-2d We. near D; fine chance
SI'S5O-45x1e5. I'd So. 10th and 18th E.
$2,1O0-5x7 corner, 9Th So and 10th E,
very cheap.
sS,3o0-5x20, adjoining Miners home
on 10th East
soo-Per acre. 5-acre tracts, S. E.
bench.
; 75o-Fine building lot on 10th ave-,
near @.
5 7OO-55x1ee. 4th East. near 10th So;
big snap.
We have homes in ali parts of city.
All kinds and descriptions; prices from
s2,100 up. See our list before buying
WE 1NSIST-IT WILL PAY.
COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST co,
% East 1st South St
Both phones 4567.
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FOR SALE+6-room modern 9Th So,
10th East, $3.50 down, s25 per month
G. Lawrance, Bell 1890 Red.
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FOR SALE5s0 acres deep soil, level,
dry farm land. near Garfield and Bing-
ham railroad junction Must sell at
once. Cheap. Apply J. Stokes, IT, SIS
Templeton bldg. Salt Lake.
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Villa Park is nearly sold out.
Have you any lots there? Get
close to town where the money
IS
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HEBER J GRANT & CO.,
S3,S00-7-roOm new modern home:
sewer and sidewalk; near Lib
erty park.
ss.2oo-s-room brick. 11th South near
State.
ss,o0o-7-room new modern house, For
est Dale.
frame, lot 50x160, 30
fruit trees. sheds, coops, etc;
Forest Dale.
Lot, 21x7} to alley, Eighth avenue
near 3.
$1,z5e-Corner lot. 2fx7a, street
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

STOWE & PALMER
have an exceptional number OF bar
gains Just now. Here are some OF
them:
4-room frame cottage on q fine north
bench corner, lot 57xse, $1,000.
$3.50 for an S-room brick with
66x1 65-foot lot. on Ninth South.
$4,000 for a well built square brick
cottage on a beautiful corner on the
north bench; lot SKI rods. Just the
thing for a handsome bungalow.
4600-7-roon home on First ave-
nue.. The kind you usually pay $4,000
for.
Several elegant homes IN the eastern
part Of the city at right prices.
Lots IN all parts
FEDERAL HEIGHTS
The premier residence section Of Salt
Lake. Nothing but the finest of sur
roundings and improvements. We are
agents.
STOWE & PALMER,
I5Z West Second South. Phones <s2.
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FOR SALE-we are permitted to Of
fer absolutely the best business site
in the city; II feet front. just east of
the Linden hotel.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO..
So Main Street. Phones &443.
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FOR SAIE-REAl ESTATE.

FOR SALE-BS owner; good s.
room mod. cottage, full basement, coal
cellar and other conveniences. Lot 66x
74s # Call at $40 Oblad ave-. bet Sd
and 4th E., 5th and 9Th So.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

JAMESON May IS, OF Bright's dis
ease, Amy Winnifred Mary. only and
beloved daughter OF Thomas and
Eliza Hoare James. In the 21st year
of her age. Born at The Spring, Ken
iiworth, Warwickshire, England.
Lord all-pitying, Jesus blest,
Grant her thine eternal rest"
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FOR SALE-REAI ESTATE
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

HOUSTONs THE HoUSERS.
Some people know the value Of
real estate. Do you? We
would like to figure with you
Villa Park is nearly sold out.
Have you any lots there? Get
close to town where the money
is.
BIG MONEY-MAKER.
Corner of 7th South and State
streets. where the cars turn.
$500 per foot
South Main street, fine corner,
very cheap. $3.50 per foot
Third South street, opposite the
Linden hotel This can be Sc
cured at $3.50 per foot
West Third South street, on the
street TO the new depot. ready
for business. 45x1s5 feet, only
$3.50 per foot
Good residence property IN all
parts OF the city.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.,
SSl Main Street Phones 81
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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DIED.
AIRIS-In this city. May FL, 1910, Ed
ward H. Airs, aged 81 years.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, 1105 East First South
street, al p. m. Monday. May %, 1910.
Interment Mt. O1ivet cemetery.
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BIG MONEY-MAKER
Corner of 7th South and State
streets. where the cars turn.
$500 per foot.
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Good residence property IN all
parts of the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

South Main street. fine corner,
very cheap. $3.50 per foot
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

West Third South street, on the
street to the new depot, ready
for business, 45x165 feet, only
$3.50 per foot
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Third South street, opposite the
Linden hotel This can be Sc
cured at $3.50 per foot
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

will
of Tooelet the snele ando offer Of stock
OPEN begins earning dividends
as is paid In
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FOR SALE-Attractive bungalow in
choice location, cheap; easy terms.
Phone Bell 52s4-K.
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FOR SALE-New 4-room brick house
west side: bargain; small monthly pay
ments Apply to owner. 40 Tempieton
PidG.
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Few months, and the attorney for Mrs.
lttuuell was willing that the order to
snow cause for contempt should be dis
The fact that the witness. John Will
son called IN by Jennie Carheel
tau only arrived IN salt Lake Thursday
nIsAt last and knew nothing of his
personal knowledge, except what lie
Haa learned through letters written 20
hlm Dy the plaintiff, DELAYED the suit
OF the plaintiff in securing a divorce
from James Carheek. The plaintiff n
iesed cruelty and the charges of in
udellty on the part of her husband. TO
Whotn she was married in Butte, in
Ao5l. the court continued the case
until she could produce further cor
roboratlVe evidence
Maggie Russell, who has brought
SUIT 10 secure a divorce from William
X Russell, was granted an order pro-
Nldlng that her husband pay $40 a
month temporary alimOny during the
tender earning $50 a month, according
10 the testimony OF the wife, who seeks
marital freedom.
orders for temporary alimOnV We're
also granted in the cases OF Roma Wal
ton vs.. Nannie Walton, giving TO the
pIalntiff $50 month, and Auline Riley
against Charley Riley, in which the
plaintiff is granted $50 a month.
An lnterlocutory decree was given
Nora Wallace against Richard F. Wal
lace IL was alleged that the defendant
had deserted the plaintiff, March /,
1908. The couple were married Novem-
Der p, 1905.
Final DEGREES OF divorce were granted
IN the following cases: Rose r.
SpeighL vs.. George Il. Speight; Lillian
Ramsey Us. Henry Ramsey and Celia
Jones VS.. Claude Jones.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-29
URGES AID FOR THE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Rev. z. I. Goshen Brings Matter
Before Ladies Literary Club
for It's Cooperation.

Unless material assistance is prof
fered, and that at once. the Salt Lake
symphony orchestra viii pass into his
tory. This was the sense OF an appeal
made yesterday 20 the Ladies Literary
club by Rev. Elmer I. Goshen, presi-
dent OF the orchestra, and John D.
Spencer. manager.
This organization was effected six
years ago, and has never had an en-
doWment from any source. and as such
institutions generally suffer loss with
out aid. so has this one
Rev. Mr.. Goshen told OF the results
which have been accomplished by the
organization, and emphasized the fact
that a city Of the proportions OF Salt
Lake cannot we'll afford 10 sacrifice it,
His appeal 10 the literary club was
not for direct donation, but for the
cooperation of the club with the or
chestra in raising funds 20 keep. il on
ITS feet. The matter was taken under
adVlsement.
DR. Goshen declared last evening that
he feels hopeful for the continuance
or the Organization. as many OF the
literary club women take great inter-
est in il.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-29
MURDERER ON SCAFFOLD
Bert u. Taylor of Minden, Neb., Pro-.
tests His Innocence In Face
Of Death.

Lincoln. Neb., Oct. es.-Bert II. Tay-
Tor OF Minden was hanged al the state
penitentiary this afternoon.
The crime for which lie was sentenced
was the murder OF his sister-in-law
Pearl Taylor IS years OF age, a sister
or his dead Wife, in the town OF Min
den.
On the night of April p. 1898, while
Pearl Taylor. a younger sister, and Tay-
ior were the only occupants of the
house, Taylor assaulted Pearl and be-
cause OF her refusal to promise silence.
II Is alleged. beat her SO brutally that
she died several days later.
The younger sister il is claimed. was
also abused. Taylor fled and was fol-
lowed through Kansas, where trace Of
him was lost. Eight months later he
was apprehended in California, admit
ted his identity, was brought back to
Nebraska.
Taylor has continually proclaimed his
innocence. and has told q rambling
story OF another man, a stranger TO him
self. who committed the crime, and
whose apprehension he sought himself
when he fed 10 California
He still protested his innocence on
the gallows.
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SALT LAKE MAN MEETS
DEATH IN SHELTERS
Particulars of Frank Jennings
Injuries Could Not Be Learned
Last Night.

Frank Jennings, aged 80 years, son
OF Mrs. +. Jennings. $50 South Fifth
East street, died al McGnl. New, late
Yesterday afternoon from injuries sus-
iained earlier in the day al the Steptoe
valley smelters, where he was en-
ployed as a civil engineer. Up 10 a
late nOur last night Mrs. Jennings had
not received word regarding the man
ner IN which he met his death.
According TO information received
from the Jennings home last night.
FRANK Jennings, accompanied by his
Drother Walter Jennings, went to Nc
Glll several months ago. His brother
was with him az the time OF the acct
dent and wired TO his mother in SaIr
Lake when the accident occurred The
telegram does not include particulars
Until recently Mr. Jennings has made
Sall Lake his home. He received his
rudimentary education in Salt Lake
but finished a long civil engineering
course AT the University of Chicago
Besides his mother. Frank Jennings is
survived by TWO brothers, Walter and
FARLEY Jennings, and TWO sisters. ina
Misses Myrtle and Eva jennings. The
body Will be brought TO Salt Lake to
day TO be prepared for burial.
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Railroad Notes

j. +. Dunn. superintendent OF motive
power for the Short Line, returned yes
terday from a trip over the line.
Vice President W II. Bancroft of the
short Line Is back from a trip 10 points
on that line in Idaho.
Containing all conceivable necessary
Information regarding the line, cities
and towns on the line, elevations or the
various points and d detailed gazette
OF the train service, a new Western
Pacific folder has been received at its
ticket offices. The new folder is we'll
illustrated, photographs showing the
excellent service Of the board TO good
advantage, with pictures OF the West
ern Pacific stations at the important
points on the line and scenes of beauty
through which the road passes.
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TURNER DENIES RUMORS
says There Is Nothing 10 story That
MOffat Road Has Been
Absorbed.

travelling Passenger Agent c. T Tur-
nef' OF the Noffat road, while in Los
Angeles on business connected with the
Inc declared the persistent rumor that
- o1u lau peei absorbed by one Of
the IranscOnunental lines is without
foundation
The road is building through from
JenNer 70 salt Lake with all possible
dispat ch," declared Mr T,1,.na a. $50
wnen completed will cut from 500 to
600 miles from the railroad distance
between Denver and Los Angeles
W ork IS TO begin Immediately on the
seven and One-half mile tunnsI tbron,sb
The mountains at the Continental di-
vide This tunnel viii cost 81 600. 600
70 push through. The mileage Of the
Molial foad VIII be the most expensive
OF any railroad ever constructed II
has been completed for PA miles. with
the average cost per mile for constrlc-
tiOn of S145, 600