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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
ETEHOFF LEADS The BAFTERS
Omaha Second Baseman High Of the
Western League Regulars.
BEzT KING HAS A GOOD RECORD
Forty-Etre Rartess In the EeaEue Are
HiHttng Ahave the Coveted $40
NarG-Omaha's Team Az
eraue ~ .21a.

Right On the top runE OF tis Western
lsague ladder OF batting averages sits big
Eerr Niehuff. inneldsr fur The Eourses
The Car has an average Of 40. his record
being IS times at bat with u hits ard n
runs Benz. the Dss Moines man, has the
real top with a -5oo average. but he has
only batred four times this year
The figures Of the Western show forty
I've hatrars m the league with a 20 Az
erage or better. and Twelve OF these are
more than "a. Bert Memoir. with his 80
and Dundon Of Lincoln with Qs are the
only ones besides Benz WHO ars more than
.A0a
Bert King r. keeping up his good work
with the stick and out OF Id times at bat
has had forry-ons hits and fifteen runs
giving him -s42 averEe. and Pick. another
of Omaha's new men. hangs On 10 the
average OF .SZi. cut OF swsnty-eight times
at bat
Thomson OF Topeka and Kelley OF St
Joseph hold the high mark for the men
who have bAttsd more than 100 times
rhomsan's mark Ia IN and Keileys Us
Mattick OF Dea Moines and WaRnur or
Sioux City are the only others who have
come TO the plate more times than the
century number who are abuvR Bert King
On the list
Johnny GondinE ard Fentrsss are the
only Omahans who have the perfect field
ing record behind their names now Jimmy
Kane has accepted So chances and made
twenty seven assists. But nine mistakes
OK Jimmy's makes mis- average EG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
FARRELLS AND HOLLYS CLASH
Lively Conflict to Be Held at Rourks
Park This Afternoon.
ADv0s WILL JOURNEY TO BLAIR
Grocer Boys Are Hunting Trouble I'm
the state-U RdfIsss Are over
tnlEen nv n Fatal MaImdy
-Gosstp OF the Fans.

There will be a warm argument az
Rourke PARK this afternoon the First of
which will De between the Farrell svrups
anu the Hollvs. and the second scramble
storz Triumphs against rownsends.
The first debate ought to be a pepperv
tusaie. al both gangs can see only a vic
tory. Well some team will have 10 visit
a gimmar specialist tonight Hickey viii
float his foolers for the Hollys and Bugs
RAYMOND Young viii work for the sticky
combination. As soon as the first match
is finished the fruth gents and the gun
ners will clash in what is anticipated TO
be a fought fight for supremacy. Plenty
Of rivalry exists between these two crews
and IL VIII undoubtedly be exhibited sew
eral times before the quarrel is ended.
Manager Mullen OF the shooters SAYS ne
has a stronger bunch for tudays battle
than the sunday when his gang TANNED
the Shamrucks in that famous fourteen
round bout
Consequently he has got the idea boxed
in his Uranium that his pets VIII slip one
over the dark brown taste boys. Il Is
the same old story with the Storz crowd.
They don't hail from Missouri. but have
to be Showed" First game called at ?
p. m. Second game Immediately after
first Following is the lineups.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Mistah Johnson is
Anxious to Stake
Money on Battle
Talk at White Hope" Tourney Leads
Champ 70 Make Declaration Of
War Anew

NEW York Tune a-'Look out Iacki
Here comes sam Langrord," A tat man
IN the balcony az the National Sporting
club where Johnson was viewing the ~
cent rryouts OF the white hopes. caused
luugh with this sally. which. however,
vas not rcushed by the champion of the
world Johnson GIT his cue for a speech
rght there aud made q plain that Il surns
promoter showed aim the color OF real
-1une,- Ne would fight Langfort or any
BODY al~a
Ell nut M y50og ~ a turfeit once 60 bind
q match with sam LanEforri Al Kaufman
ami our departed friend. Stanley Ketchei.
hat the only one who had nerve enough
70 cuver Il and eight was EetrheL Wood
muu.. vino is Langfori's manager. backed
right down when he found chat my money
talEed but aver since then he has been
telling folks Langford can't ret me INTO
the ring.
Vow, to settle THIS tiresume euntro-
versv.' continued Johnson let me say
that r. anv responsible promoter m Amer
ich. England or France hangs M SUIT
able bunch " coin and rrers is no intar-
ference I will fight LanEforri under any
conditions WoCdnnn NAV name. n IanR-
ford wants 70 bet $1,000 or even S10pa
on the side Lii Arthur VIII accommodates
him. But I would rather box with q
w..ite man, because that is where the IN
tersst IN and also the Money DON'T
want tn meet second and third-raters. but
a man worthy OF a battle with me. I am
Interested IN the proposed fight IN OKLA
homa between Jim Flynn and Carl Morris.
knocked F1vnn cut several years ago,
hut they tell me he has improved a lot.
he must have shown better form IN stup
Kaufman the wav he did. n Norris can
put Flynn away In a hurry he will look
IKE the onlv real white haavvweiEhr IN
the world. and lust say that I will give
lin match soon a. he In ready Per-
sOnallv. I think Morris Is a big stiff and
II his mill with Flynn Is on tina level he
VIII be exploded phenomenon. But they
tell me the sharp fellows out in Oklahoma
know how 70 make things sure. Just thu
way they do az tho winter race tracks
Mr.. C'R0urike deserves credit for ger
ting MP his white hope tournament. II
was good run sure enough Palzer ~ a
ver-- promising young fellow. VINO needs
experience. He is game and likes to Fight
That is half OF II, my boy. II a fellow IL
cffcken-hearted and doesn't care for box
ing. good night! I'm NOT Worrying about
nv title lust now, because 7 DON'T see
anybody that can make me perzpire. BUT
Young fellows ara springing up al the
time and some day we may discover one
who can give me a aght Then. Z saw.
may the best man win"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
HARVARD TO PLAY PRINCETON
Crimson and Tigers WIN CInAh for
First Time IN Years.

CAMBRIDGE Mas. June 3-5everaI
SURPRISES developed in the announcement
az the campiste schedule tor the Harvard
varsity no0r ball team next season. Thras
teams which were played last ysar-COr-
nell West Point ami BOwdoin-huvs bsen
droppsd Their places ars raken. re-
speetiveiy, BY Princefun. which VIII meet
the Crimson az Prinostun In the nrst game
between the universities IN hftsen yeArs;
Carlisle. whiGh returns % CAmbndge aftsr
a years absence. and Haiy Cross. whtch
has noe bsen On a Harvard scheduis nor
ab1ut ave YeAra
The big game with Yale cmss ON No
veInbsr . and VII bs played this year
at Cambr1dEe. a. viii all OF the other
games. with the sxceuri0n OF the ans with
PrfnGatun- The sGheduis follows Sep
tember 90 Bates, October 2 Holy Cross;
Ogtobsr IA williams October 2. Amherst;
October =. Brown. November 4 PranCstun
az Pr1ncstons November L. Carlisle. No
venbsr "a Dartmouth. November - XAlA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

local umpirss uught 70 secure a position a.
me big noise 81 some union because thew
are extra good calling strikes.
That B. tu % cnntast az Dirtz park Ne
moral iav between the Advns and Buck
Antiers was a grand tissle Oh gnze ar II
being n1n ~ spactac1ihr and phenomenal
stunts. Yes the Advos cupped the grocer
les.
captain Benson. manager II the Hanscom
PARKS lost his arm By speed.r NIX them 40
fn aHrIv the gurfmu OF fo0a Ffa Saws he a
guing 20 insert an N IN the ust columns Of
The Pee and see n MS arm Won't come
back
Another one nom Abe EMman He says
that some OF our local nule agents arr very
nnk AMI n tiey ever 81 boat -uiuE have
No fear 81 the water because the boat
water
Walter Hamilton. one ~ ne Burlington
HEADQUARTERS twirlers. has new wrinkle
called the Twentieth Cpntrlrv T4mtsd.
IN the Missouri P1c &c Buriing on clash
said new CURVE IH an the Missouri on ~
on The repair track.
Warhurse Andy Anderson. associated
With the Dtetz club. can rlny any pusit on
except pitch or catch and he could prub-
ne is loIdinE lhs -oil II utinty ulnn. Huing
IN any saD lrft open. With the big stiuk
he spanSs them high and far
Next Surdu- tire lfcrtur- nuuIn uu to
Blair eh.. hr following suuuuv -hee n
az Nuuer Web. ana r.a next sunday the
CRESCENT Ia. Las. On team VIII enter ain
them. r. IT,. Marsh. the Hector r.u,raI.
iH 81. a-cuin- che e1uutry frr A Four n ~
le'vlc .itrr.- Aid--rs him az - Nurth
Ei-r-sn-r-f -.-ea. south Omaha. OF ta!e-
phone z0utr ora
ONE auE .lr rfEiuu rot 81 exci-sd 'ast
weeE. ~ eu 8 -kiUs. rna Of 1Ir v-Euta niea
now WIN S.ena-toah p rha NJ n
rfE-.A c.1. .'f' one rUr rtr mi. trrt fne
-n- her lradrpar 5r#r where Il made a
cushion Cor a. sink .n -lnI OF nor sad
geek De- rE I-r wire was aeo uu on
MS toes. but a moment n -vtr later he let
aus 20 pounds OF mpaf druu N IA nnut
m anks TO the change q style in nar nails
A. 2or away without a scratch. while the
"a ter beauty went the route II a bad egg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

nan viii be in prime shape Tor early pras-
rica-
closing athletic board meetinE VIII -
held next week when the matter "a ne
selection o. a manager Tor next season VIII
be Gnally diapusei u Information has
leaked out that faculty members arr op-
posing the retention Of EaEar. but nuthing
concerning the situation has been made
public AT the Iast mesting % the year
the board VIII wind an all ~ tne business
prior 90 tha summer adjournment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Batting Pueblo. 800; sioux city. 2ss;
Denver ~: Topeka. rs: Lincoln. 10
Omaha. %; st Joseph. -; Des Muines.
FieIdlng-Denver .gss. Lincoln. 80;
Pueblo. IS: St Joseph. .gs3: Sioux City
9gs. Topeka 94s: Omaha. 942; Des Moinea
81
Stolen Baaes-St Joseph. ~. lincoln. 81;
Sioux CITY =: Omaha. -; Denver s., To-
Daka. .: Des Afuines s.. Pueblo. T.
Sacrifices Hits-siuux city IS; Denver. 81;
Lincnln. Is; Omaha 80: St Joseph. q:
Pueblo. "a. Topeka. Is; Des Moines. 5.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME.

Our local CarrorH. KNOWS as the AdNus,
viii hook a rattler stamped for Blair
Neb. They viii paddle on the iron man
about s a. m. this day Madame Rumur
has il that the village cut-ups are stronger
than whisky therefore the Advos will have
10 pump w. so their tires can stand the
rough going and enable them to travel
back from the battlefield without their.
record being puncrIred. The old reliable
Lewis will deliver for the Advos.
At the talking factory the hello girls
haven't organized as yet. but we ara still
living in hopes that the deal won't go vita
the undertaken route
The nothing doing sign will reign SUI
preme in the Burlington Red Socks camp
today, as several OF the team have TO
bend over Mr.. Hilrs books and slash the
ink around instead OF throwing the horse
hide this afternoon. Bet they wish Il
would rain all day.
some Council bluffs Games.
The slap-binE-bang o0ys attacked % the
Americans viii again journey out OF town
today when they sail over the muddy and
anchor at the Council Bluffs Merchants
base bail emporium. Joe Adams will use
his --sty. or rather trusty left wing for
the Americans and Peterson will hand them
up tor the Council Bluffs Merchants. They
viii shake paws about ia bells. Before
this great battle the R. E Long bunch from
this side OF the river viii connect with the
Council Bluf1s cubs. This mill is scheduled
to start about I'D p. m, and as the gangs
ara about the same caliber close race is
predicted.
Nou yet but soon. the carpet OF Benson
green viii be laid al the Benson base ball
park. II is the intention df the manage
menr 20 have the best park in amateur
circles A pair OF fast arguments ara On
the register for Benson today. First game
Benson Eagles rs. spaIdings. second game
+ 8. Cross horde rs. the newly organized
Brodegaard Crowns. IT'S a pipe the f.rat
nuAH viii be ringer as considerable base
nall bitterness exists between the two
teams
II is up 90 the Brodsgaard Crowns to
make a rep for themselves. therefore they
VIII tear into the Cross boys nrum the Jump
on, but tbs J. S. Cross gents ars playing
great ball nav. 50 the Crowns win have 70
paddle SONS.
shamroeks " Giants.
AT Shamrock PARK about $50 D. m the
Omaha Giants viii endeavur % hand the
three leaf harriers a bottle N saurs- Last
week the Giants distinguished themselves
by playing a sixtesn-inninE game with the
Kansas City Royals ar Kansas City, Mo-.
and. OF course, they naturally feel a little
chssty and VIII undoubtedly have all Kinds
az peppar On deck today.
Two good games az uhs F10rsnos base ball
factory this aftsrno0n- First CANA. Flor
snus AthisttCz Va. Supsr1nrs. sscnng game.
Columbus Vi. Nebraska ralephms uum-
pRny. n taxes a last herd 70 vauqllHh the
Fl0rancs youngsters, but ths sapaF1nrs 5ay
they ars Euing 10 I've up 70 thsir name.
rhs sscund afrair ought 20 be thrfllsr
rhs C1lumbias have been travelling = merry
CLIP and the rsisphons bays are anxious
10 stow away victory. 80 this game VIII
be = blOody duel from ths tRp OF the bell
all ths lAsr moak has antsrsd me pur out
1uiumn- First game called az ,. m, Sec
0nd game AZ SD ?. m
Before ths Shamrocz-Omaha Cant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
ARTuLERYMEE WILL COMPETE
Canadians and Brtrishers 60 Hold n
Tourney.

Tourney.
TORONTO. Tune "A Canadian artillery
team Is going to England to compete
against the RoyaI artillery team In Aa-
gust. The Geld and heavy artillery will
train At Pefawawa and the team for coast
events at Haifax. Training viii begin
about the middle u Jliy and the team win
sail for England AT ths beginning OF An
gust. returning about September The
team viii consist of commandment, seven
officers and rnrty noneummissiOned ON
GERS and men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

The perverstty OF a tan was clearly
shown at Rourixs park Fridav. Job Lots
was put IN the box and threw tuse two
balls when Manager Scnipks very properly
1erked him out The ball he tossed
was znacEed for two bases. the second one
Tor a single When Schfpka took him OUT
ysils CAME IN torrents. principally r-urn
the right neid bieachers. You're rotrsn.
santpha." On. you bone. let him srav
m" Il may b recalled tssat on a prsvtuuu
oocaaion when Schipka Isff Lotz m the
box until SIX runs had bssn piled up in a
single inning. the fans. Doubtless many Of
these same aneu.- roasted him IN exactly
the same tarmM n h not poaai6ia 70
pieAse the fans. but we believe that lesson
sehipha learned from the tins he Isst Lotz
m no long has been a valuable ona 10
Vim and ths team. He ID jerking pitchers
nowadays an r~pidiy az the Managers az
ofnsr ta4mH who win games By EssptnE a
close eye On the box.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Only few days remain before the close
OF the school, but the sdiot has gone cut
among the foot bail men Tor summer
training wherever tha players happen To
bs. so thar upon his rsturn 70 school saGh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Il Ia pretty race bstwesn Sioux City,
Denver and Linc0ln for first place in the
early part Of the season. and We hone
Omaha may be abis 60 JOIN IN the fEht
nc the last When IL comes to the fiEhting
qualities Of the three leatinE teams. sioux
City has all the better OF H. II Babe
koWns had Lincoln's stair OF pitchers he
a1oaoiy would walk away from chat team
and Denver. G II an thu 0ther hand
Lincoln had Sioux Citys pitching ma
usriAl. IL probably would not BE- IN the
raes. Pitchers form al essential element
AZ q winning team. but tiis snap ana rzht
Sf the sioux trims squally essential sls-
hsnr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
TIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE.
OMAHA sUNDAT UNB su
JUDGMENTS

TINE Rourkes are having their lanE
stretches away from nome in the
norsDRrt OF the season Scarcely
have they compieted one swing
aruund the circle until they are
on on another This does not tend 70 give
them a good sariy start particularly IN
lheir unsettled condition. The team IL I'M
torruuats not to have the abie-oodieri as
distance Of Hail. az IL BEGINS in present
ufp abroad. tor Hail was going better than
any Of the pitchers when he got hurt az
Denver. He probably viii recover full use
u his ankle in time. however. to hep out
. On this journey and the new pitcher. Rob
nsOn az Toledo. il ID 70 be hoped. Will
snow sffecriVe form. Rourke has had IA
ucA IN gsttinE piushers TOR whose services
Ne had confracred- Ptsffsr, procured frum
the Browua nsysr arrived and several tels-
grams sent to Hodges we're never an
E'versd- In the meantms the pitchers as a
rule have gone none too good. Rhodes. To
ne Iuro. showed almost invincibie form in
fridays game against Topeka but the
day before. three pitchers. including MIN.
we're terfsd IN quick succession. The ~
fare of that day. however could not be
aid 70 the pitchers. for nobody could
have won against the Kind Of support
tnar was given. The team still looks Ike
a potential winner OF games. IL has not
been playing the tsan bail Of late that Is
nscsssary to win. but there 10 no reason
why II should not In Thursdays game.
which Topeka got On srrurs. PICK simply
lost all track Of hrst base. heavtnE tnrsa
throws a mile from IL. and Kneavsa made
two mistakes az the same s1rt while Me-
aOff mur1sd pair Of easy throws az First
This simply shat the tsam to Dierss and
ropsra won by default BUT the var-y next
day IN one inning the vary same tntnx
happened 70 ropckR. a. n n likely az any
time 60 happen b any team. We DO think.
though. from now on the tram should be
able 10 win thu maturity OF IN games.
lack Doyle. wtan a player with the New
York Giansa and later a. manager Of ths
Dea Moinss penna1t winners. was credited
with resourcsfsllneBa. knowing the game
rhe other day he was suspended eruun the
umpire starr OF the NatiBnaI lsnzua rur
Not knowing the game (the rulesl." And
Umpire Klein of the sans leaSl1e should
- placed IN the same aateaory F4a made
a decision at PittsburE. which uaasas com
prehensioE. canning frum a man VINO nas
umpirsd 50 long IN mater leagues. Shean
Of the Cubs was ON Grst base. Jimmy
Archer hits a short fly. shean. thinking IL
~ ~ AMY De eaAs1ll 8tlfh8 90 MS sack.
II 10 not eaiatt. but the bail Is whipped
to first ahsad OF Arcisr and he IN cut.
Klein eaiia him Gut and shean. too. The
dscisi0n decided the game AGAINST the
Cubs Naturally Chances protests and Ia
all probability viii win the point. The
same play came up rscentIy bstweeu Pits
9RrE and Cincinnati and the Pirates PRO-
sstecL Evidently there Ia need for new
umpire material in the larger az well as the
lesser leagues.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Politics and sports are mixed AZ Lin
ooln. where prohibitioniHts are nEhtinR
Eari EaGar - university zthlarc director
Eager as a member az tho Legislature ala
not Tall IN for tbs dry issue and now his
scalp il demanded Nothing is said AGAINST
him as an athletic director on. well.
what's the USE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

HigEfnR illumination about there be,nr
nOthing the matter with Des AIoinas shows
just one thing. thar Cncie lawn can Eet
so mad a. 20 be utterly blinded % what
n. What Ii the matter with Das Moiunes
-. nrst Higgina. himself II Ii to be hopesf
tbs contemplated deal VIII go through. 80
that Isbeil or some other base ball man.
can sat hold al that franahisa ami put IL
to some account As things are the team
rs a defrfmenr 10 the lsAgue. for playing
u Simply me@ns adding tant many <arnes
to the LIST Of victories az the opponents
Afnd that ia always bad. There is some e,x-
salient material IN tha Des Naines Incur
bnt II Ii loaflng an Higgins. II does NOT
respect ats authority and viii not work
for him And can yoa biaTne the boys
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Thar Decoration day ~u~d AZ Denver
Whsn the Grizzlies and RourSss split a
last dounis header was an inspiration To
tha league Meantime thsra ara fust tIEa
pAr&s IN the league that could have as-
commodatsd 1.-THE one AZ Denver and ma
one Ia Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

President Carey says thinE8 are gninE
suod IN his Mlnk Isasus and the arrand-
Anca ID holding up ina all round. The
SeAk apor seema 10 be at Shenandoah,
which b not yet m the nacs. Falls city
"a WoracnE Tor a cincn.
You viii ga lang ways 20 ses a hatrar
raca than - IN progresH rigat here IN
sas Nebraska state laAGua. York = not
gutts up as vet but it 10 fEhunF hard
and may get nearer tins others soon.
Andsrsun and Graham ars hitting and
csiding Tor Des Moines. bur an. you VII
Hams and NIsh0ff
hha Guns ami Giants ara suIl enemies.
BUT it's beautiful nEhE
rhs Guns arr soms urippIad whsn chAnos
and Evers arr bota cut
old Gus Dundon - a giant N strsnsrh 70
feoin at ina bat
Euu.t say -wrssE' duwu at ths smoke
aas-
Ginger nss Joe Kns4ves n whar sount4-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

About strikes this afternoon at Dietz
park the Buck Antlers and the Hooters
viii argue. The Hooters hail from south.
town and the Antlers belong in northtowu
which makes our minds wander back q
the blue and the gray. Although not really
a Gettysburg affair. this clash between tins
north and the south Will probably be- a
warm fuss and the pellets will fly thick
and fast rom the first shot OF the horse
hide till the last man dies.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-31
MAY HAVE NEW POWER LINE.

Corram mining Boston, and associates have been
visiting Kootena Falls the Great Northern for about weeks
for the purpose Of inspecting the falls at that point.
Mr. Coram makes the statement that he intends
building the biggest power houses the northwest Kooena
Falls.
The power will be used for transmission to the Occur Aene
ing country the country tributary Spokane and for all north
Montana points.
well known Kootena falls the finest powers
the world The Kooenai river the biggest in Montana being
bigger than the Missouri according the United States
big fall also below and above the
falls the has succession of rapids all of which within
distance of less than half mile making the prop
ostions to create power known to exist
For several years Mr. Coram and his associates have had men
doing work land lying along the river
doing other work and the plans have developed to point
where construction of the power plant will begin
The construction Of this plant will be help the develop
and operation of the in the Libby district and by the time
ready for distribution the chances good that but little
of it will be available for outside places.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-31
STATE TAX BOARD ADJOURNs

The oad Of equalization has completed its labos with the
property owned by telegraph telephone and other cor
pOrations.
The railroads raised Of protest the heavy assessment
Tax the Short Line wiring the board to
rehearng the law the board had complete Tues
day and the protest too late
property the of 0l 79 added to the roll by
the board year by enacted the last taxing
private companies.
The largest of this class of property the Pacific Fruit
Express $25295l the Pullman company $8677 the Union Tank
Line $lOOO0 Swift Refrigerator Line, $780, and the Armour Re-
frigerato Line, $500.
Western Union Telegraph company assessed at $3.50
pole and first wire including franchise and equipment The
Postal Telegraph company assessed at $500
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company assessed at
$3.50 mile poles and first wire The Pacific States Telephone
pany assessed the the Rocky Mountain Bell
The interstate fixed MILE the the second class
the Bell company The report shows that there within the
the 28895 miles of steam and electric railways
4006 miles during the years. the number last be-
ing 2348.89 miles.
The total value placed these railroads by the state board Of
equalization which regarded being 70 per Of the
cash value The total value Of these lines last $2
475 showing Of 222 during the year