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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
SEARCH. OF POSSES
THROUGH STATE
FRU|TLESS
WITH EVERY RAILROAD GUARD
Ed UTAH TRAIN ROBBERS
ARE STILL AT LARGE.

ogden. Utah. June 27.-At a late
hour tonight the three bandits who
held up and robbed the oregon Short
Line passenger train within the city
limits of Ogden are still at large. with
posses headed by the sheriffs of three
counties and the special officers of al
the Hartman lines following what IS
believed To be the path that win lead
la the ultimate capture of the robbers
All that the officers know at present
Is that three bandits are headed to-
ward Nevada. along the line of the
Southern Pacific. west of ogden All
roads. trails and railroad tracks are
guarded by members of the posses,
Railroad telegraphers at the stations
along the lines of the Southern Pacific
and the oregon Short Line railroads
have been instructed to keep "A close
watch for the robbers and advise divi-
sion officials at this poin. II they are
seen
Brakeman y. J Franklin, Of Salt
Lake City of the hcld-up train. who
Was struck over the head with il gun
by one of the robbers. had his wounds
dressed at the Ogden general hospital
today In a statement he said.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
READY FOR MOVING.

Washington, June 27.-Arrangements
for transferring the executive offices
from Washington to Beverly were
practically completed today,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
Tho Arguments.

MI Thwney figured out that the to-
lal deficiencies appropriated for al the
last session are S7.5S9,65i less than
ihose OF the previous session and SILL
aZo'lss less than the average annual
deilclencies since the Spanish war. Mr..
Livingston, comparing the four years
~ RooseVelts term with the last four
years of cleveland's administration.
said there was nearly $4,000. 900 900
Tor four years of republicanlsm az
compared with less than half that sum
'of the same period for a democratic
president.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
Brskemsn's Statement.

"Whes ! was struck down ! WAS
stunned for "A minute When came
Ia | lay on the ground AS If uncon-
scious or dead. one of the robbers
remarked: ! guess he won't bother
us any more Then they turned their
attention Ia the train. After they had
gone through the train crawlnd
through tho grass unner a fence and
then ran through the fields aud up
the road To "A house and notified the
officers"
The officials of the American Ex-
press company said today that the rob
bers secured less than tfn0. The ex-
press officials are of the opinion that
the robbers had intended te hold up
the first section which carried many
valuable packages.
The robbers drove to the scen5 of
the holdup In a rubber tired vehicle
with which they made their escape to
the west, A farmer In IA field near
Slatervile IL miles north of ogden.
saw the three men driving furiously
toward the cutoff of the Southern Pa
ciflc company across Great Salt lake
M o'clock this morning. The Of
ficers are following this clue at pres
ent
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
Denounees Increase,

Mr.. Livingston denounced what he
called large Increase on account of
public expenditures. an Increase of the
public debt. half billion dollars spent
Tor militarism and the treasury drain
ed for army and navy.
Mr. Tawney credited the Legislative
administration. by careful preparation
OF Its estimates Ia congress. with cav
ing great many million dollars and
declared that constinuance ~ such
care In the future would avoid reck-
less expenditures and show that tho
legislative branch ls not wholly re-
sponsIble for eXtrnNngnncA
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-28
Conflicting Opinions.

Mr. Tawney dee.lred there was a
substantial reduction IN current mill :
thry expenses, while Mr.. Livingston
asserted that under the reclamation
Issue and naval appropriations we have
a policy that stands for interest hear
ing bonds issued against the homes
~ me settlers aud for the handing o,I,
oi millions of dollars raised by onerous
taxation to satisfy the greed OF shin
phllhefs and iunor plate contractors.
MI. Ta~ney urged abrogailon of tho
RUE, Instituted by u democratic house.
giving to eight different committees
the power OF preparing the money bills
Tor each congress, He favored a new
rule constituting one committee. large
enough To be representative of every
section, ~ have initial control over All
appropriation bills. He supported this
by showing that the APPROXIMATIONS
committee bill In its Jurisdiction cut
Sib'993,o25 under the estimates. while
the bllls from the seven other commit
tees exceeded the estimate Of s2e
93i.i02.
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why. the first ! heard of It," he
said. was when Senator La Toilette
arrived here and told me he read the
report ] nave never even heard OF
the doctor who Is 10 perform that op-
Grafton. How do YOU suppose such
stories about me become current? You
can see for yourself not only Is there
nothing wrong with my throat, but
that ! am In perfect physical condi-
ton"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
CRIMES lag cisualTE

Thomas K!ucz1e. a keii Known aurD-
mobile driver. wae killed az tie Indian
zD5iis mot6r sD~s1way Re wss On
ne t,ack ia rg1al practice. when
ga car ran 20 ne higa enhaaknenr
A. IA southeast corner % ne course
Ksncz1e ~ss caught benezfa Eis nra-
a ssupis 6rownfug cernr-@s a. Pen,
ecn Harboy. Nleh.. % 10 ~. gossDh
riRsr Ia aftemprsnx 20 rsssus sas
rrsn6caf.c. veTis Martin, nine yszrs
cd ganas Aitcnesl azed seventy.
s.uH 20 ais tezra wa.u as z1r bey5nd
ats deDsa
Rev e n LA4hley aud Ralph R@fd-
ler. a ssr1~ars nrn. % Fsseor;a. we're
hssszsfsy Killed and ~ A. sssneburner
I'D James Mcconneli were vro6aoiy
ezxa1ty fasBref Wien gaesr automnbtle
sHmDs6 mo a sftch near T1p-r Ear
dusiry. O.
SIX Derssua were Killed. twenty o.
more iasnFsd add a number % build
lngs destroyed a. ne result ~ = pow
Ger EXPLOSION "a ne store % he Graves
WsrcautIe company AZ Bouider. mir
fgGrs miles sonrA ~ Heiena. Wour
chfus
An automobile plunged aftssn feet
oT . bridge INTO ne San PsSro creek
ar Gan Aafarf0 Ter. and landed -
si6e down sli@ Dor Miller vas bur-
I'D snder the weekdays and xAlea
gn1nesr p 3 Joiiey ard FIrsaian
n Mitchell ~ west bond Daaser ger
trsln so ~ ne Etchison. Topeka
ard santa Fs ,aii-sad. we're allied AZ
Cedar p8iat Kaa ca a wreck caIsed
BY an sDen SWITCH
wber me psrschute win vhich as
ras sefowpcnx ~ sughf afgsr BAL
lccu ascension AZ Albany fnd. failed
~ spen. Ray Bartiey. twenty I've years
Cd. srsDyed 100 fess a11 net IL
stsas death
T4ciaiag Week. fee years Old. z3l8
South Trambuil avenue. Chicago e.e6
a. RIA aome ~ burns suffered EEer
his clofh8ng caszEt sre wAne he va
playing absps a bonfre Gear Lfa hcae
~ lesa, sleven killed and scores ~
58ge6 81 race clashes ia Varfcng parsz
II the Tasted states narHed ere re-.
su1f ~ tho JeErieeTshnaoa axht
Caxfavus T. Nors. q Dorchester,
Mass sroser fsGn1 hts wifs and sasg
Z boz d4ad - as5hyxlafl0n pher he ar
rfyed h0rne ~ the evening"
Anzso ffamnfsn. convicted ~ tse
marser ~ WFs gaiile p FIR AZ Lgnth-
borg. Va. iass Juas. vas elecrocIfed
az Richmcrd va
Twenty. eight killed and f7ss ln5ussA
e me resalf A. fsr ~ fhs Fogrfh "a
Inly ceiesrafi6n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

a hsfsa fnat dDes MI sweat IL not
heslfhg. but ~ eoufse it msy psrFpire
zoo easlly. A Thick coat ~ hair viii
often prove 10 te ne oniy rsnson for
this although co1sfipafed habit ~
sofnetiaes aiso partly at fault. causing
the hoFse ~ feel depressed where h.
wouid ab0w amf8flon n n good phys
ieat order. a steady 6ief ~ cats a00
hay 4 not enough. b. should have .
warfn bran mash ouce week. Or q
ffo0 feed ~ potatoes ~ apples oecas
sionalIy ~ some iifgesd 81 or o'lmeal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
SPORTING AFFAIRS


James J. JsaHsa. after his defeat ~
lack Johneon. said TIE best mao
Won : al nor realize ny ilmitatiors
until after ne FIRST fev r0gn1E. then
discovered what We al discover sooaer
o. Iatef : thoughf 7 paa right. but
the contest and my ONE feelir r.
showed ne fhaf was mistaken. N0r
viii ~ allowed 20 rest ard I've oni-
ely. ~ have zought 70 %. piil
never nKht snyDo5y again
Westward. the new racing schooner
yaeht owned BY Alexander 3. Cochran
a New YORK. AIDED another victory %
nsr credit IN German Watere Sho
Won ne f1gfy-fhree nile schooner rare
from TraYemn1e ~ Warrr1fe. I'm
psror wiilisa".s Meteor finished IA
peeond piafe
Jne TInkey. the famous ahorfatOp n
TIE Chicago Cubs was injured IN ths
piusburgh game ln making . siifs ~
third base Sis injury consisted n n
LAD spraln n the Iigamenfs - The
limb and 5oo VII be- Ont ~ the gams
for . month. ~ sald
eBaJy sailivan. IRE white sox
catcher. mto has Leen out - he game
for i0nR time owing 70 Illness follow.
ling bl0o1 roiaonina. says be u pre-
pared "a play shehagef Nanaeer Duf.
q lhaaRbt sfsf ief lin ~ feeafer o..
live service
ban Patel las beer retired from the
racing and spead exhibition circuit MI.
vi. Sewage. hla owner. a authority Tor
the statomtnt that The animal neFer
viii nrain be asked 70 TART n ~
iempta 20 lowor worlds records
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

Sealed prDposals for grading and
raving with tar macAsan part q "a
perlqr Aven1s IN the CITY q Crystal
Falls. Michigan. according % plans
and specisczrions on Gle In the otrcs
Of TIE City Clerk % said City, viii BE-
rscsivsd By ths undersigned On o. BE-
the fith day % July. A d 1910. az
eight o'clock in TIE afternoon. a.
which time the sacls viii b opened
By shs Council o. said City Such
proposals. shall b. enclosed In . secure
~ sealed envelope. on which shall be
endorsed the WORDS Proposals. Tor
paving. and shall - addressed 20 the
undersigEed Each bidder must &C
company bis proposal with . check.
certified BIZ solvent tank for two
hundred doliarA payable % the or'ier
Of said City or Crystal Falls. which
viii b. returned II such proposal Be re-
isctee The right j. reserved b reject
any and al proposals.
Crystal Pals. Michigan. June p. 1910
Vim. J Gribble. City Clerk,
81 said City.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09


Erserf1.enfs have shown that a cu-
&c ff1f ~ eo8 from drained and -
much H1sfsf fhan ghe saae amount n
soH from 0ndrained land after tofh
haee seen Thoroughly 6ried ont This
n,aans. Therefore. that q dfalDed soii
tosfaias pSfe prrs srafs. asd poTosity
g. desirable beeaase 81 neaas Tho ad-
mission ~ ar ~ b~fweep ibe soH par.
fieiea Where ne wafer ~ not reuov.
81 from a compact so1 from below -
eBiy ouflet is fhfDagh fhe medium ~
emigration. ard tbs has two gndesirs-
BE erecte. a. me frat place evapDTas
Ton ennis ti.e soa. while D. the second
plare the uywsrf movement ~ -,
Ter tends - exclude The ar, an6, q
course. IN f1e atsenes ~ afr the roofs
saa0csts jssf as animals spfo<ats
when the sDppir ~ oxygsp - insaa-
eieDf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

rfJ1 ~ 3toFst
For wsnteT feeding clover neefs c1t.
raz aa1 meamlnr Fee WIN grain
* naxes q 00s6 bnfsg food sd heiDs
~ keep fhe AoQs n god xrowing con-
orion
~ ne nlxs s6Cw aay six5s - beinR
@ofr feed give Whole ~ crushed cats
70 4 dag ~ fr0.
Many piga s11er ff5m fhs Effects ~
wor8a IN ne iasssfines and stomach
FEED might almost a. wet -
thrown away a. given - a wormy Diz
TBrpentiBe is god remedy Tor
worms and cao he feS 50 sioppy feed
A. rhe rare ~ a feaspoonfn1 - a Ssty
Pond Diz
IN 0of feed re plzs ~ asDrf TWEEN
fy.fSur soufs and then i've me dose
~ few af fine ~ 81 snsal lct&.
thar h1ne mag zsr a. cvsri0ee
~ fhe plzs ~ nor thrive % aond
rars a66 gsner1us fssd. worms ars
eeYg sffen found - f8rrisa ne rea-
soa sDes. eaaea should sof - nsziset,
81
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

Probate Court Tor the County q Iron
In the natter Of the estate q Car
les Mahon. decessed
Notice il hereby giyen that .
moths from the sixteenth day Of ~
1910. have been allowed for creditors q
present their claims against said ce1
ceased 30 said Court tas exemination
and adjustment and AL creditors q
said..deceaaed are reanired % pEssen1
their claims 70 sid Cart a the PRO-
BATE ofice. in ths city q Crystal fsi''
IN said eonnty. On o. before she SO
tenth dav Of December, A p, isl'
and thar said elaims VIII b. heard Z,
said Court en- taa niuetesnth day g
Deoember. 1914 At ten o'elock u ~
forenoon
Dated the sixteenth day q lan'
fnfn
NJ. s McDoroush'
Judge Of Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

sail eecsase,s are reqafrsd % pressal
their claims q said Count a. tie Pro-.
bate ceire. Ia the city Of Crystal FAli
W said county. on or before TIE SKI
teeuth dag q December. A D 1910
and that said claims vii b. beard y
said Court or TIE ninetsenth lay oi
December. 1910 a. ten o'ciock IN 'ne
forenour.
DATED the sixtesnsh dAv q Jane,
1910
". S. McDououzh.
Judge Of Prcoaie,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

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=. 1900 =. as.~.. = CITY arsssrf 6,r
$500 - s.r,r - - Roo Arv.a
49,, r.s,.~..v - ne cftr p5ar,
80. 49, pesosn.~ pser sr-eaon.
~ x..nssrs an6 aonslus
go. ~.v~s.us
49, n. 49, e.uru xna -~cnaaa6
=. 80. s.ngse.~ eane lbs snaofnly
49,, - 49, - s.rtcv ~ ~ C.ify Poov
(. 1890 -. r.-.a aun oiarss "a 30
aa.son earssn
ss.,r..s 81. a. (. asshbsns and eeopd~
- - wa x..shsss nat sae monfhly
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80 :. - .rs alar.6 81 So Notion
$3.50
gcpaa 40 Tho psuvsx~s al -.
r,.x..t ~, um x.~nffx ybaf go City
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

PROBATE Court fsr the Copnty Of Iron.
Inthe matter n tie estate a Anna
Mah0n. deceased.
Notice H. hereby given that fonr
months from the sixteenth Gay * jane.
1910. have been allowed for creditots
10 present their claims against said De.
ceased to said Court for examination
and adjustment and all creditors .oi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

cryzfsl Rals Msch.
JOY r 1854
Al Nstoar1s6 nesting - re supsr
iutendeutx - tbs poor hsr Iron County
Aich.. ~sss ssld ou ms ss,ovs safe-
xsmbsrs grsseut ClSf zsigesno.
Peter 2ndreason and Robk MBuuE
MINUTES % prsvioBs msstiug was
resf and sDyrD~sd
Cs0n motion ne follo~Tpg. balls
wsrs spDr0red and ras ssrrstzry IN
strscsed % ~us orders sor anse.
W W Roo a CO June groc.
b,u SAN
Psfer wsrshzwsFy Dry zoods
= esofhtuu 8M
goa z4nafscs oasnss q osintin0 l6s
c. Rslls Ew1s Co ndss ~ -
4 2. Mof1snsld 0lsc<nniehiBg 100
The E4Sosry Co supplies f5r
lights tSs
peer sshos mdas 10
~ n kszsn nsdss -
G1ust Lindbolm ash o. %
Sylvester ESHa9sr iaoor yBns 3.B
william Irons salaFy J1sne 90 10
wlllian Lyons essd cotaSnes 800
CiSg Esigsnso { nestBig .
nsi leaqs I'D
Pstsr Addresses messisg q
milsaQs 800
e1be Msrus salarv Jfns 81
meeslnQ y 10
Chicago Il sf Psgg r O.
fraixag as3
J0ssph Kad6w pays payment
o. c5nfe4ef 100 70
. ~ q p LAraon zsiarY Jsne 8l.sl
1Sn meflou nesting ac3crrref -
SDsr l5ss 1919
K0hr Mana4 Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

when calves crave wood ~ other un.
natural Substances n N np indication
~ 40 extesslve acl1 condition ~ tbe
digestive organs They Nerd au pntie
acid. fhe same AZ when cows eat bgne3
"a nenifallxe an acid condition. Give
them q teaspe0nfnl ~ bicartonaie ~
s01a Al milk iwite daily Fafm lnnr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

The Diamond Drill


Leave your orders here for
Letter Heads. BIZ Heads. In
eIopes, Bu>iness Cards AMI all
Kinds of printing.
Mining work a specially
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
Bills Paid
Mill Starts

The Amalgamated Nevada Mines
Company of Blackhorse, in the east
portion of White Pine County, has
been closed down temporarily owing
to the failure of the company to pay
off for two months. The mill was
only recently completed. and has
been running but few weeks, but it
seems that the company was unable
quit work. The money to pay off all
indebtedne SIS was wired to TIE Ely
National Bank on Monday and the
day when operations were resumed d
at the mill and mine-Ely Record.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
A PUBLIC CALL
FOR INAUGURAL BALL
Citizens Asked to Meet and Discuss
Social Event of the Season

Saturday evening one OF Carson )
progressive citizens met the editors
OF The Appeal and the News and ask
ed what was to be done in the matte
of arranging for the inaugural Bah
that is to be given i'll honor Of Coy
crnor Oddic.
o nthe I'd day of January MIR Cd
die will be duly installed as Governor
Of this State. The third Monday Of
the same month the Legislative mem
bers will meet for business IN this
city. All Of this is TO come to pass
within a very short time.
The people of Tonopah and the
south have threatened to invade this
city with special train at the In
augural ball that will Of necessity
follow the advent Of Mr.. Oddic's TAX
ing over the reins of the State.
As no plans have been offered. and
the time is none too long. it was suP
Gested that a public meeting OF the
citizens be called. that all may offer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
Reno DefaulterS
are Indicted

The Washoe County Grand Jury
has made its report and II T. Chris
tie and A. +. Cunninham, former city
clerk and his deputy. are Indicted on
fourteen counts for cmbczzlcmcnt
Cunningham, who had failed to fur
nisn a bond. was Immediately placed
in the county Jail. while Christie is
out on bonds Cunningham. in a
statement. says that he is being rail
roaded, while Christie made no pub
lie statement 1t is believed that the
two men will have an immediate
trial
The same grand jury brought in
two indictments against DIR Wich
man. one for murder and one for
abortion. Wichman is in the county
Jail as bonds were refused him. The
jury also hands some warm packages
to the County Commissioners and
other officers of the county.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12

plans, and committees appointed and
necessary arrangements be made.
The people are requested to NEE,
at the Court House tomorrow even
ing (ruesday the l3th) and formulate
plans that will make the grand even,
a success in every measure.
On account of the election Of j
United States Senator and the con-
vening OF the Legislature, the hotels
will be crowded to their capacity, for
time at least The people coming
Will have to receive accommodations
and arrangements must be planned.
Carson has always been noted for
her hospitality and the occasion Of
the Inaugural Ball will give tnis city
another chance to show the people Of
the State that this camp is more than
willing To do her share OF entertain
ing Everybody is expected to be on
hand tomorrow evening when the
first steps along a succe ssfnl time
will be taken.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
Bad Indian
EvadeS POOSe

The search for Indian Queo. gho is
known TO have killed two men in the
Vegas section, is being prose cuted
but no trace of the murderer has
been discovered The Searcilight
paper contains the following:
Light Wheatty, appointed special
deputy here to assist Deputy Sheriff
Howe in locating the Indian Queo,
the alleged murderer of the watch
man OF the Gold Bug mill. has writ
ten of the hardships endured in MS
search for his quarry
He states that the party Travelled
day and night along the ElDorado
canyon with their Indian attaches,
but found no fresh tracks. The red
skins believe tnat the alleged muir
derer is in the Timber mountains,
near Nc Cullough Large rewards
for the apprehension of the Indian
have been offered by the authorities
of Mojave County Arizona.
A special Indian agent has been
despatched from California, it is said
to assist in apprehending the Pute.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE
TO BE THE ICE MAN
Warm Winter Prevents Usual Har-
vest of Important Crop. Truck
ee in same Condition

How would you like to be the ice
! man." is all that one has to addres:
| to John McEwen, the Lakeview ice
man Mr. McEwen has been cutting
the largest end of the ice supply for
this city for number OF years, and
last year at this time he had cut and
stored about 800 tons of summer
cut in the neighborhood of 1900 tons,
and not pound OF ice has formed on
his ponds to date
He went TO the expense of building
additional storage room and has
everything ready for freeze Two
years ago Mr.. McEwen was the only
ice man i'll this section who managed
to cut crop, as his ponds are so Sit
uated that in ordinary cold weather
he is safe with a crop. There is yet
time T. secure house full of ice, but
it should be harvested before this
time of the year, as thaws are apt to
follow any cold spell that may hap
pen.
At the present time all tile ice used
in this city and surrounding section
comes from the ponds of the upper
Truckee River The ice men at that
point have not put up any ice this
season and they, like the local men
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
LIVELY WORK DONE
IN RECONSTRUCTION
San Pedro Road Being Rushed. An
Army of Workmen and Teams
Employed

Last winter the San Pedro railroad
which crosses Southern Nevada from
the Utah line to the extreme south o
the state, had the misfortune to be
almost wiped off the face of the
earth with floods.
The road has been reconstructed
and new high line is under way
The railroads OF Nevada, while the ,
enter many kick, can't afford to lei
go and won't. A Salt Lake dispatch
gives the following regarding the
work that is being carried on in re
construction.
The floods of December }lst and
January lst last washed out nearly
100 miles of the track. making the
worst wasnout III the history of rail
roading in the world 1t was the
5th washout that the company had
suffered in that district and many
railroad and business men said that
the company would never attempt to
rebuild.
In this they were mistaken, for
within month after the washont
mad occurred work on the reconstruc-
tion of the old track was commenced
and serveys made for new high line
one that would eliminate all danger
of future floods The temporary
track was laid and the road in opera
ton within five months after the
work was started
With the line agaia in operation
the company turned all of its atten-
ton TO the work of building the per
manent or high line 1t was tre-
undertaking; there were
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-12
Story Told by
Sen. Stewart

Among the many stories that tnc
press is using regarding the life of
the late Mark Twain, the following
credited to Senator Stewart is entitl-
ed to publicity:
when Twain was living in Carson
City" said Stewart "the humorist had
not attained to the philosophic calm
which comes with college degrees.
He was a journalist and an unterri
fed one In Carson City he boarded
at the home Of his brother who was
a model citizen and a Christian. One
morning he was the guest of this
brother at breakfast We had just
seated ourselves at the table when a
voice drawled from the stairway
above:
"Have you read the Scripture les
son this morning.
Eyes" was the rerly
Had family prayers" continued
the voice from above.
eyes. SAM said the host. smiling
al me.
There was pause. tnen came the
further question:
said grace"
"Yes," responded the patient head
of the household.
"All right, them came the cheerful
comment from the stairway, III be
right down"