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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
WILL NOT PROSECUTE
HUSBAND WHO SHOT HER

After coming all tho way from Ne
braska City Ncb.. to prosecute her hus-
band. who shot her early last June and
then tried to commit suicide himself, Mrs
Melvin karth refused TO testify against
karih in police court Tuesday morning
when the case was called for triel The
assistant county attorney announced that
Mrs. karth would not prosecute the man
who had attempted TO take her life
Judge Whitaker Immediately placed the
woman under bonds of $50 and turned
her over to the custody OF the sheriff
The amount Of The bond was later re-
duccd by Judge Whitaker to $40.
Karth. who attempted 10 kill himself
after shooting his wife made another at
tempt TO commit suicide last week in
the county Jail by Slashug his throat
with the blade OF a safety razor. lie has
now nearly recovered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Prohibition Orators Will Assail
SmoOt, Sutherland and the
Federal Bunch.
,JACkLING IN DISPLEASED
WITH GR0ESBECK'S DEFEAT
Republican Candidates for Pol
iticaI FavOrs Are Nearly
All MOrmOns.

Tho real original Democratic fire Will
be iepitcd tonight at the Salt Lake tho
atcr when the Democrats open the cam
paign with a rally and orstory.
The Democrats expect to begin cam
nonading tonight In old-fashioned Demo
cratic style. From the forecasts OF
knowing Democrats the meeting tonight
win be far from tame one. Judge VII
liam ii. King, Judge o, w Powers,
Judge Ferdinand Erickson, Democratic
candidate Tor congress; Judge G G..
Richards. Democratic candidate for the
supreme bench. Uncle" Jesse Knight.
and other Democratic orators are booked
TO speak
Topights speeches. II is announced. Will
not he confined to dry discussions Of the
tariff and national subjects. The discus
sions viii he OF personal md local In
tcrest. Apostle Senator Reed Smoot and
George Sutherland. ladyin waiting TO
Apos tle- Senator Smoot, Will be the sub
jects of entertaining comment by the
speakers.
May Start Something.
one Of the most interesting addresses
Will be that delivered by "Uncle Jesse
Knight, the Provo millionaire. who has
become an active Democratic politician
''UncIe Jesse" knows both Snoot and
Sutherland and he will undoubtedly di-
Yulge a little inside history concerning
them. Senator Smoot was the subject
OF an address delivered by 'Incle Jesse
two years ago, and some unwrjttcu apos-
tolic biography was made public, I'm
Gle Jesse" showed how tho apostle got
his start in life by loanIng money OH
workmen's salaries at an eNhorbitan'
rate OF interest Senator Sutherland was
formerly attorney for Jesse Knight and
the Provo millionaire may give the public
some first hand information relative II
the ability of the Junior senator who IS
seeking reelection,
Judge Kings Opportunity.
The thcater meeting tonight will give
Judge William II. King the opportunity
10 return with interest the compliments
paid him in Ogden by both Of the sen
ators from Utah, Both Senator Smoo:
and Sutherland were inclined to ridi-
cuie Judge King for mis- prohibition and
profanity, but tic friends OF Judge kinG
be returned with redoublcd force TO.
nights speech.
Judge Powers can always be depended
upon to deliver stinSiug sentences agalns!
the Federal bunch, and the Democratic
oratory OF Judge Erickson and Jujge
Richards Is said 10 he OF the kind that
fires. so the meeting should prove vel
worth while
qentiles Are Wroth.
Gentle Republicans arc decidedly dis
pleased with the county ticket nominated
by the Mormon church Monday night and
Tuesday morning. They declare that tie
church is forcing the issue Of Mormon
ism into the campaign, and that despite
question in the coming campaign Is
Whe thcr the people are TO longer endure
ecclcsiastlc domination In governmental
affairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
AMERICAN TICKET FILED
WITH THE COUNTY CLERK

The entire county ticket OF the Amer
ican party, including the nominations for
justices OF the peace and constablcs has
been certified 10 the county clerk for
place or the county ticket. The certIfi-
cations are signed by 4. !. Weber, chair
man. and l.. a. Rogers, secretary OF the
county nominating convention. and the
charmcn and secretaries OF the precinct
conventions.
The Socialistic county ticket also has
been certified to the county clerk The
ccrtification is signed by H. w. Lawrence
and Il. 5. Lund. chairman and secretary
respectively. OF the nominating conven-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Action Is Compromised.

Sarah Friczc and children will receive
$4,000 from the Denver & Rio Grandc
Railway company for the death Of the
husband and father r. G. I'ricze, under
meath one of the companys trains June
H. this year In District Judge I.cwis's g
court, Tuesday. authority to compromise
with the railway company for that
amount was given and the suit in which
500 900 was demanded. will he dropped
Mrs F'rIczc is administrators of her hus-
band's estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

June iS 1902 Tho motornan started
the car too soon. she alleged
THE JEWISH New Year closed Tues
day evening with the reformed dcnom-
inntiou OF the faith. but with the ortho-
dox Hebrews the event docs not close
until Wednesday evening. Tho blowing
OF The "shorar." or rams horn. was OBJ
served Tuesday. Rabbi Frcund at Tenn
pie B'nai Israel. spoke on The New
Years Three fold eCalI" Tuesday morn
Ing. and Ribbl Unycsh Of the ConGre-
cation Montcliore spoke on THE New
Years Message"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

ELOQUENT TRIBUTE PAID
TO HER LIFE AND DEEDS
She Was Last Survivor of the
Eighteen Appointed by
Joseph Smith.

Memorial services for the late pres
idcnt of The Womcn'5 Relief society,
Mrs. Bathsbeba W. Smith, were held
in the assembly hall on tho temple
grounds at . o clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Emniclinc y. Wells, the new pres
idcnt. presided. The officers and board
Of directors Of the relief society were
on the stand. Mrs Annie Wells Can
non was elected temporary secretary
Services were opened by the singing,
by the congregation. Of 81 Need Thee
Every Hour after which Mrs. Susan
Grant led in prayer. Robert Siddoway
accompanied by tho choir sang go,
Grave, Where is Thy Nictory?'
Tributes to Mrs Smith.
Mrs, Sarah j. Cannon spoke on the
general relief society work of Mrs.
Smith. SAYING among other things that
the late president was "Always at
meetings and always on time
"Shc was one Of the great women of
the world.' said Mrs, Cannon. "She
honor the priesthood She has gone to
her reward now and we should follow
out her instructions here. y
Mrs. Cannon added that she hoped
that all members of the relief society
might so live that it could be said of
them. as it can so well be said of the
late president, "Well done, thou good
and faithful servant
Mrs. Emma S. Woodruff gave short
review Of Mrs. Smiths temple work.
EBcsides her faithful work IN the tenn
pie, h" sal! Mrs. Woodruff. "sho was al
WAYS lo.sne and kind and ready to for
give and make excuses for others who
had made mistakes No one could know
her and not love her and now that she
is gone it bchooves us to follow in her
example,
George D. Pypcr sang 20. My Fa-
thcr," after which DR.. Romania Z, Pen
rose spoke of the relief society work in
general. AT the conclusion of her talk
she drew fine word picture OF Mrs.
Smith,
Uncomplaining Altruist.
She said that Mrs. Smith had always
cherished the utmost faith and had ney-
er complained, being ready TO reach
out a helping hand to those in need.
She added that her name was known
throughout the world.
Mrs. Carrie S. Thomas read a beauti-
ful tribute TO the life Of Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward sang "The
Promised Land Mrs. Annie Wells
Cannon read "Thc Chamber of Peace -
Resolutions setting forth the beautiful
traits of the late president s character
were read by Mrs. Julia p. M Farms
worth and unanimously adopted the en-
tire congregation rising and with uplift-
cd hands saving "Amen." After this
there was n duct by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
Edward and Mrs Maria Winder, FWbo
Are These Arrayed in Whte7''
Mrs. Alice NJ. Horn, granddaughter OF
the late Mrs. Smith, spoke few min
utes, thanking the relief society and all
who had shown such sympathy for her
self and family during their bereave.
ment. She also testified to her grand
mothers goodness and faith, saying
that she had heard the voice of. the
Lord at the age Of - and that it was
with her up TO the time OF her death.
Mrs. Smith was the last survivor of the
eighteen women selected bv the prophet
to organize the Women s Relief society
The bencdlctien was pronounced by Mrs
L. NJ. Lyman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
BRE' r DANIEL G, JACKLING
IS SAID TO BE DISPLEASED

Aud il is now rumored that Bra'r DAN
iel G. JacklIn. the affablo gentleman who
Keeps one eye skinned for the senatorial
toga at present adjoining the frame OF
one George Sutherland, is mad. even unto
tlle point of C7iss words. over the result
OF the church Republican convention. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Charity Election.

At the annual meeting of the Salt
Lake Charity association. the following
Officers were reelected for the year:
Dr. r. Il. Beatty. president: j. B. Evans
secretary. and NJ II. Walker. treasurer
who. with w N"1t Ferry. Professor Tib-
balls. Elmer T. Goshen, w. V. Rice ST.
mon Bambergcr. i. A. Druehl and g. w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
MRS. SARAH SMITH
DIES At AGE OF 81
Funeral of 0ctOgenarian Mem
Der of ReOrganized Church
Held in Union Ward.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Smith
OF Union wcrc held in the Union ward
meeting house Saturday. October l. Elder
]. NJ, Chase of the Rcorganizcd Church OF
Jesus Christ. Latter day Saints, con-
Quoted the services. Mrs Smith died Mt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
CONFERENCE VISITORS
CAUGHT IN CUPID'S NET

Tbirty-scvcn couples were granted H.
censes to marry by tho county clerk Tues
day Most Of the applicants were Young
mon and women who arc here to attend
the Mormon conference. At every con-
ference there is always n large number
OF weddings. but the record thus far the
present week bids fair to surpass for
rner ones. Some OF the brides came from
Canada TO we'd men from Mexico and
some OF the brideSrooms come from Can
ing in Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

is understood that Mr.. .Iscs,in5
a2,husia site supporter Of Jaes
beck, third term aspirant I"r & nee
urcrship nomination IL y, Vic.
TO add the why's and ,ns 40
At any rate. Mr.. Jacklihs n
for the nomination OF t;r"S 80 us,1a
%,la' spd ,,nosientntious rrr tent manner. Gr
however. how WAS ruIhlessly knlted dxi'
and aI% Mr. JJackiing ns,urallyh rsdSh,d ,ser se1:
he has been given the douG., tGr.,e,,dI
men whom nc considered NE iasrln
Is why his anger Is der p,,,n ruth
IT rumoT also tsat f,sfS MT f Jacklins sad a, a
things. TUESDAY, to cerlalin, ali,n,,bSs.rIsn' ..
Jackling. IT is said. are no
speaking terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Zang Ga fe.

Business men g fine luncheon. / to
D. M. 25c Always the best. Cold
German lunches our speciality. Import
ed Hofbrau and Pilspcr beers CHAT arc
,mporied). and English q les on draught.
96os West Second South. George d..
Ropcr proprietor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
MRS. Kate ROBINSON
Johnson FUNERAL
Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen and LIE
Grande Young Speak
at Services.

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Robin
son Johnson were held at the home OF
John Burton, lis Second avenuc. at .
o clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Elmer
I Goshen and lie Grandc Young were
the principal speakers. In,ermcnt was
In tho CITY cemetery.
Mrs Johnson was born in Waterloo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
HABEAS CORPUS WHIT y
ASKED BY JAPA

Icnini Mcnoncya, alias Fred NiS ,l1
a japanese. held by the loca, ~
the Trinidad. Colo. autho,i'ie11, 1,,,
charge OF having aoscondenS VA ,sr
$500 belonging 10 n Japanese
institution AT Trinidad. Is seeh,
his freedom on "A writ OF hapeSS
Alleging that he is deteineh my IN
but simply by force Of arms, VI
oner Tuesday made appll.a,'oh,s 80
district. court for n writ oil Ms
pus. The writ Will be argued '''.
Ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
W0MEN'S GYMNASIUM
CLASS AT THE Y. 4

Tho wo,ncn's class at The Y. ~
gymnasium opens ibis CIV cor
evening and will continue every "
day evening through the winter
Johnson, general secretary OF me
C.. A. announced Tuesday that u
TO members OF the Y. ". C. a.
be So for tho season. While 70
not members OF the Y. W. c. a y
be 81.
The domestic science class az.
w. &. A. will open under inc ~
Of Miss Dorothy F'roiseth neh.
night. Tho rate for ten less.'s, q
COMPRISE the course, VIII pc S's'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Big Night at Deseret Gym.

There will lie a big. free demonstra-
ton at the new peserct gymnasium on
Saturday for tho enjoyment Of confer
cncc visitors. Though the gymnasium,
has been open only short time. nm on
joyabIe evening IL promised. and there
will bc interesting demonstrations in all
tho usual gymnastic drills and cyolu-
AonA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
qentiles Are Wroth.
DEMOCRATS ARE BEGINNING TO
COUNT THEIR COUNTIES

Though the campaign is still young.
the Democrats are already counting
their counties. Jesse knight said Tues
day night that the Democrats would win
cause the people arc with us Most of
the Democrats arc going so far that the!
arc predicting the election OF Judge Ericls-
son 10 congress and a majority OF Demo-
Gratis In the state legislature.
The Democrats are counting on all of
the southern counties. including WASH
inston. Kane, Iron, San Juan. Garfield,
Emery. Grand and SEWER. They are sure
tEat Judge Erickson will carry Ssnpere
county. and think that lie can bring
enough votes To the ticket in that county
to elect q Democratic state senator and
two representatives to the lower house.
AS far as Utah county Is concerned,
Uncle Jesse knight is stalking his repu- :
tation on Its going Democratic from top
TO bottom. Uncle Jesse is canIi-
date for the lower house. and he declares
that there Is no question OF his election.
Utah county sends two senators and four
representatives to the legislature th:s
year The Democrats arc claiming them
all.
Are After Kelly.
In Ogden il Is conceded that The Dem
ocrats have n good chance for state sem
ator, They have nominated Sam Browa,
ing, the popular president of the Ogden
city council. Opposing Browning is
George j, Kelly. who the Democrats de-
sons. Kelly. the Democrats aver. is deep
in the miro personally and politically.
and his lack of strength will add to
Brownlng's vote. In Cache the Demo-
Gratis are claiming everything including
a senator and three representatives
With these members Of the legislature.
which they consider already in and count
ed, and such others as they may pick
up. the Democrats are already figuring
on u Democratic successor to Suther-
land.
This Is 'Goipg Some.'
According to the official figures. or fig
ures that are supposed 10 be official,
there arc sixteen Mormons and eight
entities on the church Republican county
ticket. And this census OF creed gives
some OF tho supposed Genttles the bene-
III of the doubt, In addition, there arc
twelve Mormons and lhrec Gentilcs on
the Republican county committee. Two
OF the three hol5-ovcr senators are Nor
mons. and the hold-oVer county comnis-
sioner Is Mormon. Tho candidate for
congress is a Mormon and every member
OF the Republican state committee. save
one. is q Mormon. This is going
some
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

Miss Denise Karrick' 3 dancing classes
begin October s, at 90 South Thnd East
Mrs. Frank Jennings will assist. Gilbert
method
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
KEARNS BUILDING,
The Finest Office building Between Chi
cago and San Francisco.

Arrange now for office space
The building will be ready for oc
cupsncY January i, 1911.
Light heat, hot and cold water, gas
compressed air and vault in every room
Apply to J. z. McGinty,
Room 307 Herald Building, Bel
phone 1860.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
STATE FAIR VISITORS

Are invited 10 inspect the model print.
ing and binding plant of the Tribune
Reporter Printing company, sc West
Second South. Have you ever seen A
linotype runl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

The "Heidelberg' makes n 81
Of supplying private families WI
uine imported Muenchner beer.
and pints, Both phones
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

The "Hcidclberg' is now serving a
business mems hot luncheon from IL to
2:30 p. m. German dishes n speciality
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

beers, the nectar for the bou-vivant;
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

Muenchener Lowen Brau-tne
erage for rundown constltutis1
nervous disorders; the finest ~
the world. On tap at the heiu'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
J. H. Kent
Architect. 625 NeWhouse building.
The stars incline. but do not compel.
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Wednesday, October ), 1910.

Chance. with a mockinE smile.
Seeks many TO bcSuile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

England May 90. lSs9, the daughter of
John Robinson and Charlotte Siddell Rob
inSon. She came to Salt Lake in 1875,
since which time she made three trips
TO her old home i'm England and spent
several years in Park City, but always
She Is survived by one SON George
Johnson. two grandchildren, five brothers
and one sister, who live in Waterloo, Eng
land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

This. in brief, IL history OF the ;rou-
bio between Mackay and the three Of
fc!als. who we're mercilcssly knitted In
tho church Republican convention by
these gangs OF political high binders. WHO
Are attempting 10 dominate tile affairs
OF This city. county and state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
MATHEMATICIAN
GOES TO THE TOP
Appointed Car Service Agent Of
The Oregon Short Line
This Morning.
SUCCEEDS A. F. BREWER.
Vacancy I'm Onicc Caused by Promo
tioa OF Former Agent to
superintendent Desk.

circular was today issued from
the office OF General supt j. NJ Davis
OF the oregon Short Line and approx
ed by Vice President and General Man
ager w. H. Bancroft. appointing Wal
ter Anderson car service agent for the
road. in place Of a. r. Brewer, re-
Gently appointed superintendent OF the
Utah division Of the Short line. The
circular Is effective al once, and Mr.
Anderson Is now the full hedged head
Of the department
Walter Anderson began railroading
In 1898. when he entered the office Of
=. l.. LomaN. general passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific at Omaha. In
1894 be came To- Utah. entering the Of
nee Of j. H. Young. who was tn,n
superintendent Of the Utah division
OF the Union Pacific. He remained with
Mr. Young two years and then b.
general superintendent OF the noun
tain division OF tho Union Pacific, with
headquarters at ogden. Mr.. Bancroft
soon after became vico president and
general manager Of the Short Line, and
Mr. Anderson went with him through
the reCeivership times. In May, ago2,
Mr. Anderson became chief clerk to +.
r. calvin. who was assistant general
manager. and upon Mr.. Calvin's de-
parturc for Portland went into the Of
fee OF T. Buckingham. Since August
1906. Mr. Anderson has been connected
with the car service department OF
which his promotion today makes him
chief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
wEEPs OVER DEAD VICTIM.

The body OF Paul p shaunty, the
soldier who was shot at Fort Douglas
last Wednesday by Lena Vandaveer,
was shipped from the Evans mortuary
Friday afternoon 10 Springfield, KY.
where # will be received and buried
by the dead mans brother. George NJ.
Shaunty. Before the body was shipped
the young woman begged u $. Deputy
Marshal Smyth 10 permit her to sec her
dead lover. Her request was granted.
AT the mortuary the young woman
broke down In a NJ Of weeping. She
moaned pdteously and expressed re-
greet that she did not turn the weapon
upon herself After seeing the body
she was led back 10 the county jail
where she will be held pending trial
for murder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Western Pacinc-The Railway and
Engineering Review In It's issue OF
March II devotes 20 pages 20 descrip-
ton Of the recently completed trans
Continental route. tho Western Pacific.
Nearly so cuts and half tones Illustrate
the article
Racl, From Idaho-I. ]. Kyes city
ticket agent of the oregon short Line,
has returned from trip 70 Idaho. MT.
Kyes reports that the sagebrush desert
I'm central Idaho is being rapidly re-
claimed and that settlers are Hooking
into the state
col. 4. II. stevens, late representa-
tive Of the Seaboard Air line, has been
appointed general agent Of the Frisco
system with headquarters az Denver.
CJ stevens As well known I'm Salt
Lake and the appointment will be
hailed with delight by all western
shippers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19

splendid program has been arranged
for the occasion. There viii be re-
marks by President Alma II Davis
solo by Beatrice Crismon. Whistling
duet ~ @ l.. Knett and J. r. Living
ston. report Of Secretary W W. Hardy,
recitation by Irene white. saXaphoue
solo bv Charles c. Berry, tenor solo
by Roht Siddoway violin selection by
Prof George Careless. soprano solo ny
Margaret Summcrhays. song by Aerial
quartet. and other features. BETH
ellsworth viii act as accompanist the
committee in charge Of the aifmr Us
charles T. Rose Arnlsson Hoskisson
and Eta oliver Truman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
DEATH OF LORENZO STUFF.

Lorenzo sutz. aged "a years died at
10 o'clock Friday morning OF hemorr-
hage. caused by over-taNlng himself
about the home 857l Seventh East. The
deceased was born In Switzerland, sent
e. 1888. and came 10 this country In 1852
He settled in Salt Lake county. Mr.
stutz had been married three times,
mis- first wife dying shortly after ne
came to Utah. His second wife dled
about eight years ago, while his third
WHO was divorced about year ago
Five children survive him. Funeral
services viii he held SUNDAY at noon
at tho Wlford ward westinghouse The
,nsket win De opened the day NJ The
funeral az the family residence from
40 10 n O'Clock en- the forenoon. In
torment win be In the Mil Crock
cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
j. NJ. DAVIS RETURNS.
Completes Tour of Inspection Along
Line of southern Pacific.

j. NJ. Davis general superintendent
Of the oregon Short Line. has return
ed from a tour Of inspection OF the
Nevada division OF the southern
Pacific railroad. where heavy damage
was done by the recent washouts. The
track has been repaired and trains
have been making schedule for more
than "a week. and no occurrences OF
the washOuts have occurred. The
work Of making permanent the repairs
through palisade and Battle noun
tain Is under way. II Is understood
that the bridges crossing the Hum
boldt river will be heightened and the
supporting piers made stronger 70
prevent further danger from wash
outs Damage to the track and bridges
by high water r. conservatvely esti-
mated at 100000