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Burlington Claims Record.

The Burlington route claims RECORD
of l07, ,602 niles OF time. This was made
by this companys fast mail train No
III. which lctt Chicago for Council Biuits
April 10 July u.s. Inclusive. and its fast
mail train No. q which left the. same
starting place for the same destination
ut e:S5 O'Clock every morning FOR the
same length Of time.
Both OF these trains have been In
service Tor number OF years. the Bur
lingtou having carried the iTansconu-
nenta, mail for twcnty-sevcn years,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Once of the Eoard OF Public works
Snlr Lake CITY JulY S. lplI.

once Of the Eoard OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. July S. lsl1
Scaled proposnls will be received al
this office until O'Clock p. m. July 2S,
1911, for constructing cement sidewalks
in Sidewalk Extension No l52, loHated
between State and Fourth West streets
and Ninth and Tenth South streets. ac-
cording TO plans on tilo In the CITY En-
gineers office.
plans, profiles, specifications and forms
FOR contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office or lhe
Board Of Public Works or the CITY En-
glnecr.
The right is reserved to reject any and
nl bids. -,
PUBLIC WORKS.
H. @. MCMILLAN. Chairman:
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INSURING AN INCOME

landlords as guarantee against curta1ment Oh i,1 %
broh the loss Of tenants upon The Tribune "ah'
Columns promptly provide for you tenants 10 occupy
vacant property
Prudent landlords who rarely, If ever nave V" m
property upon their hands keep in close toueh WIZ" ,
Tribune Wants and locate through them the most rci
tenants
yari housebolds that rent room two find that the
same rule holds good their case-lt pays 10 Insult
steadv income derived from tenants by Watching Inc LID
une Want Columns closely and mmedlatey inserting
Want Ad when there is to be change
The Tribune Wants bring landlords ana tehants 'ose"
Call either phone Bell 5000; Ind. 800
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Salt Lake City of the inten-
t1on OF such council to make the follow
INK described Improvement. 70 wit
Constructing cement sidewalks five (5)
feet wide and four % inches thick on
both sides of Wall street between Second
N9rth and Apricot streets. on the west
side OF Wall street between Apricot and
Third North streets: on the east side OF
Center street between North Main and
Pourth North streets on the north side
OF Second North street between North
Main and Wall streets: and on The south
side OF Third North street between Wall
and West Capitol streets, In sidewalk
district No, 81. and defray the abutters'
portion of the cost and expense thereof,
estimated al four thousand seven hun
dred forty -eight and 2l00 (s474S .O2)
dollars. or ono and 20-1o0 (sl, 2o) dollars
per front or linear foot nbuLting said i'm
provcment, there being 1856 .6S feet abut-
ting said improvement. by local as
sesspent upon the lots or pieces o,
trict- being the district TO be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely;
Tic west side OF lots ., 3. 4 and ),
block 20: the west side OF lots 3 and T.
block 1i the west side OF lots . 3, and
., block IL: the west side Of lots l. =
and 3. block 5 the east side OF lots !
and 6. block 1S the east side of lot 7
the south l5i.1 feet of the east side of
lot j. the north 12.6 feet of the east
side of lot g ,hc south side of lots t.
d.u % plOC!S II. pldl l.. the west side
OF lots ! 10 .. Inclusive. block ,: the
north side OF iot I. block 3. plat j, Salt
Lake City survey,
Tie total cost OF said Improvement Ia
estimated at six thousand four hundred
sixty-six and S5-l0J lS6I6G So dollars. OF
which sum the city's portion is one thou
sand seven hundred eighteen and Ss-l0u
(5lIlS.S3) dollars. leaving four thousand
seven hundred forty -e!ght and 2-tOO
(Si1i3. 90 dollars 10 bc raised by local
assessment.
Al protests and objections 10 the car
ryinS out of such intention must be pre-
sented IN writing. stating therein lot and
block, or description OF property to the
city recorder on or before the 18th day
os August. 1911, being the time set bv
Seld council when II viii hear and con-
slider such protests ana objections as may
nc made thereto,
BY order OF tho city council Of sal.
Lake City. Utah.
Dated February II. 1911.
H. >. RiVES. City RccorGe.
Sidewalk extension No. l56. h2ISs
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70 the lowest bidder. $500 yards o.
straigh; dtrt work, 3lore o. legs: $50 li,Ieal
feet o. nurie, and steel head gate; plans
ana Specifications of same TO bc fur
nisned y uT or w. II. Mcdonald. Big
piuey. Wycming. engineer. Work located
IN Lincoln county. Wyoming. nine miles
northwest - p!urdd,e. Wyoming. All
n;ds 20 be In our office al Grand Island,
N"oras!ta. on or before August 10. l9Il
We reserve the richr 10 rcJcc. any or 2,l
old: not satisfactory To ny.
H'NCE-EULLr.N LAND co.
Grand Island. Neb.
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SUMMER VACATIONS

should be spent AT the many cool and
conf ortable seashore resorts of south
ern California-Surf bathing, Deep Sea
Fishing, Automobjling, Catalina, Long
Beach, Santa Monica. and hundreds of
seashore resorts await you.
Rates daily via Salt Lake Route.
Tickets and iDformation at No. i69 S.
Main ST.
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ASSESSMENT NO. s.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company
a corporation. Principal office and place
o! business, room SQ7 Ncwhouse build
ing. Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Notice is ncreb2 giveE that n; Il meet
Ing of the hoard o: directors OF the Yam
kee Consolidated Mining company held
on The Str d.Y OF July. 1911. nn assess
mcnt o; one % cen; per share was levied
and assessed on TIC outstanding capt
tai stock of said corporation payable
July is. 1911. 70 q. L. Garfield. secretary
OF said company. room s0T Newnouse
building. Salt Lake CITY. Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid or tho 18th day OF
August. 1914. Will he delinquent and adj :
rcctiEed for sale at public auction and
unless payment Is made before, will be
SOLD on TIE ith day of September. 1911.
20 pay dellnquen. assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
a. +. CANF1ELD
Secretary YSnkec Consolidated Mining
Company hol25
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Valuable Patent Obtained.

Eln,ore C Jordan, q locomotive enGi-
neer on tho Los Angeles division oi INC
Southern Pacific company. has obtained
q patent on a new device for the filllnS
OF Iubricatora on locomotives by means
of compressed air. Jordan secured nis
patent through the Southern Pacific oih-
cIaIs and the company now uses IL on
Ali OF the Hartman lines. With the in
vcntion the lubricators can be filled
while the engine is in motion without
taking time for cooling The lubTicator.
II is thought that the patent viii soon
be taken advantage Of by other rail-
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. wrru
ist South, ' III
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

i.ANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures. sp>Sial designs submitted on
application: household retrIgerators BILL
Hard md pool tables, bowling alleys and
supplies. Brun> wick ia Ike Collendtr Co
$50 10 lG0 South i,h w hs:. Bolh pbonss
<sS asnS6
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NICELY FURNISHED House,
rooms with gas. G2a RIchards
block south OF tabernacle.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOn
keeping. No. ~ Kendall rau,,. m hop
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DESER5T NATIONAL BANK.
United States depository
Capital. 100000; surplus. 100000.
h237O
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MODERN ROOMS AND Boz Bohd and .
cooking: use of piano. oatn tnI,onth: nth
s6.25 per week; $50 icr, f,ckcts
board CSC per meal; meai
meals 40 South 2nd Wes..
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CHIROPODJST

DR. r. l.. WISMER. CInROPODISI
now rs Mcintyre. 6s South Main. hl37
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DIED

II North Seventh west
street July "a, 1911 OF heart disease.
Sarah B. Tucker In her sixty second
wear, Notice Of funeral later.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSToNES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c O. 8 7 . r a

Philliplni Band this afternoon and
evening Mandnmere.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

NLAP-The funeral services OF Fred
NJ Dunlap WILL be held today July 20:
1911, at 2 r, m. at the funeral chapcl OF
cher w Hall l6a South West Temple
street. Interrnent Mount Olivet ceme-
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2 LARGE II K. ROOMS, CLEAN \
ern. ground floor. price reasonak.
South 2nd West.
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BOARD ND ROOM. 80 IA
Rooms. $3.50 up. Rear us
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DIR. G. A. GAMBLE. $685. MCINTYRE
bldg: hours 10 10 p. m Both phones
ho-S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

~~~~~O~~~-~O~~~-~~o~o~ ->-o-------~~>~
EBTR W. KALI UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. 164 s. West Temple. Phones
1913. dS
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sHEPPARDs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
'.The Red Front" 112 West End soatn
Lady attendant Private waiting room
Bell 1884. ei',
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DRESSMAKNG

SUIOrn'
MRS e. n. WILL. II. Els !
dressmaker. 275 So mal"'
lid. 1866.
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) ROOMS FOR HOUsEKEEpryc
tween Tth and sth South an Z.
East. Bell 1590-Y
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Or. AUSTIN KERR. OSTEoPATHIC
Physician, Mclntyro bldg. Bcth phones
n9o0
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilcd iaborers ior
nished. 40 East 15t South, corner '|om
mercial. Bell phones 1858. Ind. 92Ss Ps'
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WANTED-TO TRADE

COOL FARM FOR AUTOMOBITE ITH
S'e 0'-Hi murray. N26ll
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ROME PAPER CLEANlNo nricss 4
Work; experienced men .
office Duvnli'S pa0er stoTr.
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Schoc! Case Decided.

Judge john h Marshall har,.cc down
Mo decisions ~ Ihc case ~ Francis
VILLAIN kco'cr and otno.s aguinst Tie
EN- school 5onrG. Tho Demurrer of
hc school hoard WIS Sustained. and the
notion 81 the state .tnG boa-.i that tho
ompiL:nt DO dism.G?ed was da1irs. Tic
'hintiffS wcr" giT-; twcnt; days IN
Ihica 10 file ar S11cuGci complaint The
n-c q N recuTi {" an Injunction 10 &c
train The issGc .: 5onGa r1v tic bu.ldiaf:
n schoo. houEe.
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WALLPAPER CLEANNs'

MOVED TO NEW ADDKESS 4 q!
Jst South National HOUSE y
Cleaning Co.
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CANYON TRIPS

REGAL LIVERY MURRAY, RIGS OF
all kinds: canyon wagons. with or with
out horses. Ind, III. Bell 5S ho30r
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1.-THE Red Front" 112 West End South.
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884 elo1a
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EXPERIENCED LADY PRESSER FOE
ladies' work, Call at once. chicago
Cleaning Co. Sc East 4th South. hlseo
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CALVES ANY AGE FRESH AND
sDringlng cows md dry cows, poultry.
Hui1 kept for Sci ice, Wa fetch cows
a. T Saunders, phone 2s74-Y. Rear lIi5
So. Main. hid
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CLEAN, NICELY FURNlsprr, -
keeolng rooms, gas RANGE nv
distance, Call Ind. 42lo, or I,
North. " 81 NJ
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/ OR 2 FURNISHED Roovc !;
light housekeeping. modern, ehss,
W. 2nd North. S'es'
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STROCK'S EMPL LOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household heip'
Headquarters for laborers -
65 West End South Phones Ao4-
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NICELY FURNISHED HouSyRyr3
rooms; With gas and bath. Ia ~
West. Helyetta apis. ~ Nor1
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NICELY FURNISHED MON ~.
keeping suite In business dis,Ia
reasonable rent, III So. Main =
1897. "
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II. J. SMITH. DENTIST Or MURRAY.
Room TIC Kcarns bldg, l2S Main. Suit
Lake drs23
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TO LET IRRIGATION CANAL WoRK

SecTefary fSrkec Consolidated Mining
n l. II n
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w 8 HUDSON. DENTIST 6l9 Bos-
ton b.dE.. Salt Lake City Utah-Pyor-
rhoea alveolaris treated satisfactorilv:
latest methods hos0
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DENTISTS


DK j.. e MORGAN DENTIST, 80:
Scott bldg. Ind Se1s. Open evenings
5266s
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AN HONEST YOUNG MAN WISHES
10 learn bar tender trade; small wages
while learning, K-35 Tribune. h2SiO
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WANTED-To RENT,

WANTED-A FIVE OR SIypoOu
house in the cast southeast mari ~
the city; north bench; modern throuob
out no children. Call Bell 940-X, boi61
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for the floral offerings and kind
ness shown In our recent bereaNement
and death of our son John NJ William
son MRS JENNIE WILLIAMSON.
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TWO OR THREE ROOMS. Frpx
for, housekeeping. gas sI7 wE|
South FAD
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Uncle Sam, 80 Eass
lat South. cav
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Pbil!ipini Band this afternoon aud
vcniag, Waudamerc
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


SUITS cLE.NED AND PRESSED
for 81 q month Work guaranteed
California Expert Cleaning Co.. 3I5 So
State. Phone 1892 1891
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THREE FURNISHED Ho1,ov--
Ing rooms; SIS. 92S w. 1st 81
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3 NICELY FURN. ROOMS Fop =:
housekeeping, also unfurp. w ,aos
w. lst North Eel i04i-Z
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OR 8 MOD, FURN., RoOMo
h. X. close In. cheap. SIS "a 4
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ONE-HALF OF MODERN y1rp-s-
house; two blocks from Kenns.
Phone 39i4-Y. shyop u
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TWO ROOMS FOR HOUsFvcs-
Sl5 per month. 90 E air
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING .

2 NEAT II. X, ROOMS F1ip ~
ate family. Modern, close IN q
1st West. al. q
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WANTED
wANTEp-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENEl. oAT T y .
ment Firs, CONGREGATIONAL church we
get you q position frae OF charge. Is,s IsIss
Dhone Ind 1866: Bell o82e- tsf''
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

West Nottingham Academy team played
Oxford High School team on the home grounds
Saturday, the Academy boys winning too.
Ream Whitehurst has returned to school at
West Nottingham. after spending two weeks
at home in Baltimore. He was not compelled
to submit to an operation for appendicitis, as
the X-rays revealed the true nature of the
trouble, which Is ascribed to an injury re-
ceived in game of football.
Mrs. Jane Mccullough, of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Sill for few
days. returned home on Wednesday.
Miss Sophia Torbert was greatly surprised
Saturday afternoon, when about II of her
young friends, lads and lassies. called on her
to remind her that she had come to the 18th
milestone of her life. A jolly social time was
had and not the least pleasant feature was the
serving of refresh nents, after which the
happy company departed wishing their young
hostess many returns Of the joyous ami
versary.
Good prices prevailed at the public sale of
Samuel Egan, and big crowd was present.
The farm of ten acres was purchased BY John
Terry, of Rising Sun, for $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams and Mr.. Jessie
Williams were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buchanan last Wednesday,.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
Wants More Money From Auto
People.

John E. George. Commissioner Of Mo.
tor Vehicles Of Maryland. is planning
some radical laws to be put before the
next legislature that will have big interest
in auto circles in the State. One of his
ideas is to have all of the automobile
operators of the state register or renew
theii license each year at cost of Sc
There are now registered in Maryland,
9,46o operators of machines. Some Of
these licenses date back FIVE and six wears.
Automobile registration for Maryland
for 1911 has made very favorable gain
over the figures of last year. Up to the
present. 1900 tags have been issued for
Maryland and the District Of Columbia.
The tags began with 1000. Two thousand
two hundred and sixty tags have been is
sued from the Washington office already
so from these figures one can tell how
many machines there are in the state.
Last year there was total of 1900 cars
registered and 1900 were from Washing
ton. The total revenue from the Auto
mobile Commissioners Office since NAV,
1910, is $4,000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
Rev. Thos. 3. Shannon.

Rev. Thos. Berry Shannon died Oct. IA,
in Newark, N. j.. aged 40 years. Mr..
Shannon was bo,n in Bealton, Va, and
was West Nottingham Academy
student, where he prepared for college
and during the period spent in this Sec
ton he acquired a host of friends After
graduating from Lafayette College ia
in 1893 and from Princeton Theological
Seminary in 1901, he was ordained as
pastor of KiIburn Memorial church of
Newark. which was his first and only
charge until the present year when he be-
came superintendent Of the New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League. but after a-brief
service died last October. His funeral
was attended by practically the whole
community in which he lived. The
Catholic priest of the parish held MEM
.orial service on the Sabbath following his
death.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
Motor Boat To Stop shanoIlalIno

Secretary Nagel of the Department of
Commerce and Labor has chartered a
swift and large motor boat to catch the
owners and masters of vessels, especially
the so-called ''oyster fleet on the Chesa-
peake bay and its tributaries. who are
alleged to Shanghai" men, brutality i'll
treat their unfortunate crews, give them
unfit food and filthy quarters, and in
many ways violate the laws for the pro-
lection of sailors and ships. She is the
former "Old Glory of Baltimore. and
sailed in quest of s'shanghaiied men and
violators of law from the Maryland port
last Tuesday afternoon.
The action is based upon the recon-
mendation of Commissioners Chamberlain
OF the Bureau Of Navigation, Department
of Commerce and Labor, and the Secre-
tary has issued instructions calculated to
put stop to the harsh treatment Of
oyster crews and to lawless practices.
Commissioner Chamberlain's attention
was first officially drawn to the matter by
the case Of John Mcnamara. areputable
family man of Williamsport, Pa. who.
coming TO Baltimore, was "shanghaied'
and turned over to Captain Aide Dorsey,
master of the oyster sloop Irene and
Ruth, and who was drowned in Broad
Creek, near Upper Fairmont, Somerset
county. Md, while trying to escape from
1.-THE vessel January 9th last. Twenty-Five
days later Captain Dorsey was murdered
| by three members of his crew, two of
whom received such severe wounds DUR
ing the mutiny they died before their trial
was called. Shortly afterward an investi-
cation was ordered by Secretary Nagel
and A. Lincoln Dryden. collector of Gus
toms at Cris6eld, made report which
resulted in the arrest, conviction and i'm
prisonment Of the man who drugged
Mcnamara.
ln his report the collector stated that
appalling conditions revealed by his IN
vestigation are believed to exist in num-
erous instances in his customs district and
IN those portions of the other district
which adjoin it. He added that If his
Office had. at its disposal. a suitable
motor boat with some living accomoda-
lions such conditions could not and would
not be permitted to exist.
The inspection will cover-practically all
.of Chesapeake Bay and tributary waters.
and will include the following customs
districts; Baltimore, Annapolis. Crisfeld,
Georgetown and various Virginia districts
bordering upon the Chesapeake Bay and
tributary waters.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
MooDLAWN..

Miss Virginia Charsha, Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. E. 7. Bryde and Miss Mildred, OF Glen
olden, Pa, were weekend guests Of Mrs. ]. B.
Tyson.
Miss Kate Williams and Mrs Williams and
Mrs. Rebecca Merideth have returned from o
prolonged visit in Washington.
The Woodlawp Y will hold social at Mr..
William McDougal's, Friday evening, Dec. LIST.
Mr. Ernest Janney, of Andora, was recent
guest Of Messrs. Clarence and Ernest Cullen.
Revival services are in progress at Hopewell
church.
Mr.. Carroll Tyson was in town one day last
week.
Mr.. Howard Barnes was in Baltimore last
Friday
Mrs. Samuel Churchman has returned from
a visit in Wilmington.
The Woodlawn cleared sl3 OF at the Box
Social held in Principle Hall.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-12-01
A Glimpse Of DR.. johnson.

From Boswell's Life Of Johnson: y
"In one Of DR.. Johnsons manuscript
diaries there is the following entry.
which marks his curious minute atten-
ton: July 90, 1851 shaved my nail
by accident in whetting the knife about
an eighth of an inch from the bottom
and about a fourth from the top. This
I measure that may know the growth
of nails And Aug 10, 1888, cut
from the vine forty-one leaves which
weighed five ounces and a half and
eight scruples. l lay them upon my
bookcase, to see what weight they will
lose by drying"