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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
Seven Thousand Furniture Men
Go on Strike in Grand RAPIDS

unionized are not affected by the
strike.
The waIkout came to a head today
as the result of the manufacturers re-
fusal in a communication to the citi-
zens committee Of inquiry to grant
any concessions to the men. The men
ask 10 per cent increase In wages, a
nine-hour day and the abolition Of
piece work.
The manufacturers declare they will
continue to treat with their men in
dividually, but refuse any increase in
wages, basing their refusal on trade
conditions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
MADERo MARCHING ON
JUAREZ WITH 1910 MEN
BY Associated Press.

Insurrecto Camp, Town of Madara.
Chihuahua, April 19.-Francisco I. Ma
dero is marching on Juarez at tha
head of 1,940 insurgents, divided into
five columns. According to reports
from Madero twenty eight federals
were killed in brush between the ad.
vance guard and a detail of federal
sent south from Juarez. Seven rebels
were killed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
GAS MEN ARE HOLDING
A SESSION IN MONTGOMERY
gy Associated Press.

Montgomery, April 19.-About sixty
gas men from all sections Of the south
were in attendance when tho annual
convention of the Southern Gas As
sociation was opened at 9 o'clock this
morning with an address of welcome
by the mayor of Montgomery. The
following papers were read and free
ly discussed:
Commercial Lighting" ]. n. Cooke,
Jacksonville, Fla.
THE Inspection Of Gas Consumers
and Gas Appliances" F. ]. Dean.
THE All Gas Kitchen" G. W. Hows-
mon, Mobile.
The convention will continue three
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
DIED FROM INHAIINc Gas.

Charleston, S. c., April 1e.-without
regaining consciousness, H. G. Brown,
Of Norfolk. employed by the contract
ors laying sewer pipes here, died at
the Roper hospital this morning as a
result of inhalation Of gaseous fumes
in drain well yesterday afternoon.
A negro. Joseph Ereyer. expired as
soon as medical student from Green
Vile, d. r .Blakely. at the risk of his
own life Brought the two unconscious
men through the manhole.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
BY Associated Press.

Grand Rapids, Mich. April 10
The long expected strike of the fur
niture workers of Grand Rapids which
has been pending for several weeks
was officially declared in effect at 8
o'clock this morning.
The union men in nearly sixty fur
niture factories, including wood work
ing shops, packed up their tools and
walked out. Between 5000 and 1000
union men, including varnishers and
.finishers as we'll as cabinet makers,
carvers and woodworkers, went out.
Some 1900 other employees who are not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
WILL MAKE KNOWN THE
STATUS OF NEGOTIATIONS
BY Associated Press.

Mexico City, April 19.-Upon re-
quest of deputies, Minister of Foreign
Relations Francisco De La Barra will
make to that body tomorrow a full re-
port regarding the negotiations for
peace and relations Of Mexico with the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
WELCOME ADDRESSES TO
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS
BY Associated Press.

Memphis, Tenn, April l9.-The ses-
sions Of the mid-biennial meeting Of
the general federation Of women's
clubs, the first Of the program meet
ings of the council. was devoted to
welcoming addresses and responses.
Reports Of committees will be present.
ed at the afternoon session.
Arrangements connected with the
biennial session of the federation
which will be held in San Francisco
in June, 1912, was discussed by Mrs.
Josiah Cowles and Mrs. c. H. Nc
Mahon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
FILIBUSTERERS
ARE NOT GUILTY
OWNER AND MASTER OF THE
STEAMER HORNET ARE AC-
Quilted BY A JURY IN NEW
ORLEANS.
Continued on Page Seven
BY AsaocIated Press.

New Orleans. April ia verdict Of
not guilty in the Hornet filibustering
case was rendered late this afternoon
by a jury in the United States circuit
court in the trial of J. w. Deer. former
owner, and Capt. Charles Johnson, for
mer master of the steamer Hornet.
charged with violating the neutrality
laws.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
KILLS HIS WIFE
AND WOUNDS HIMSELF
Rx AsaeeIated Praas.

Kansas City, Mo-. April &c. A.
Barber. a building contractor, 45 years
old, shot and killed his wife and IA
tally wounded himself at the residence
of his mother in-law, Mrs. ]. E. Saund-
ers, in this city today.
Barber's wife recently filed a suit
for divorce against him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
HOUSE OF SPEYER is
BACK OF MISSOURI PACIFIC
RY AssocIated Pred.

New York, April 19.-James Speyer
will tomorrow take the place Of Paul
NJ. Warbug, resigned, in the direc-
torate of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road and the house of Speyer Com
pany will fill the vacancy left by the
retirement yesterday Of Kuhn-Loeb
Co. as bankers for the road. Speyer
admitted this to friends today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
CANNON ASSAUS
RECIPROCITY BILL
InSurreCtOS Demand
Surrender of JuareZ

United States. It is not improbable
the deputies may take an active part
in the settlement Of the revolution by
assisting in the peace negotiations az
ter the report is heard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
PROMuLGATE DECREE.

Lisbon, April 19.-The cabinet con-
cluded the decree Of separation Of
church and state, which will be pro-
muIgated Friday or Saturday. The
state comedies the liberty of all creeds,
the Catholic ceasing to be the state
religion from the date of the promul-
cation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
WILLIAM FISHER IS
ELECTED ALDERMAN
Succeeds Jno. G. Welsh as
Representative From
Precinct No. Is.

HIS ELECTION WAS UNANIMOUS
ORDINANCE Is INTRODUCED
GIVING TIE MARSHAL MORE
AUTHORITY IN GOVERNING THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT-sf,5oo Is
APPROPRIATED FOR THE PUR-
CHASE OF NEW HOSE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20

,Ccontinued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20

Pensacola Harbor Is the Deepest and
Best Port South of Newport News.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08

nedollnih cvetic. V tn namen ie
bilo %vpreienih 80 tczko dckori-
ranih avtomobilov. nalozenih z
vSakovrStnimi llahtnimi cvetlica-
mi. Ia Sprcvod Sc ie pomikal po-
ceSti dine -. julia. kolikQ ncz-
nth cvctlic je bilo utrgauih IA TO
newmnoSt. Kdo Sc je yozil Y ten
avtomobilih poleg neznih cvetk.
81 vSak titatcli "Proletarca' lah-
ko misli sam.
Najbolj zanimalo ie meme polet.
aviatika f.. Ely in Hugh RobinSo-
ma. Xxi sta Slchern vcGcr kroIila
mad mcStom in morju Y izredni
v%iSotini.
VISA tn poulicna maSkarada jc
Stala mad $4,000. Ia to svoto hi
Sc - drum prezivclo cello lcto
doStojno. 100 oseb .ie bio vpo-
Slcnih cclih 21 dni "a priprave in
kinGanje mcSta. Yes Ia dirindaj
jc pomcnilo "a t~ulajSnc tizniS,-
meme ) zlatih dni.
kdo ic platal v>e tc StroSke N
- zlatih dni' Y Seattle. ie lah-
ko ugeniti. Nczavedni l.iudie -
liiala. Xxi Sc Sc MISC otrcSli kapi-
taliStiGnc morale.
Y la namcn SO izlali nckakc
pozlaGrne make brcz vSakc vred-
no>ti. Tc make 50 prodaiala lcpa
dekieta in Steer vcdno L naSmeh-
liajem, tal;o, ia ie vsakcga zvabil
>ladek naSmeh. da ic kupil gumb
IA 500, In tako so kupovali liu-
die te make, cni IL liubeznivosti
do lepih dcvojk, drugi radi mad
lcznoSti in cni zopet ia sc poSta-
WHO. Ma Ia naGin Sc ic pokrilo
izdatke $4,000 IA parade in kline.
Koncc prih.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08

zbornico. In kalar bono tako da-
LEI. da bono imeli delGvci Y kon-
gresni zbornici vccino. nam stru-
kovne organizacijc >ploh ne DO
uotreba. To pa radi tcga. kcr 81
homo vSe poStavuim potion in We
like lazie kot pa ; S%tra.i';om pri-
dobili. Potem pa tudi zcaSkam ne
no treba wee tarnati. kako ie vSc
tako drago it'd. kcr bodo delayci
sami dolocili poStuvnim potion.
kako drago bono kako >tvar pla-
cali.
Zatorei zcn~kc SLOW. delavcev,
ako ste profit draginji, ako ste
proti temu. da Sc vase moe ;ako
izkoriSca dan N dncm, tedai
yam Svctuicm. ako hoGe:e dobro
sebi n Svoiim otrokom. priporo-
saite ter siliti Svoie moze. da pri-
stopiio k delavSki. t j. X >ocia-
listi6ni organizacjii. Ne Smete
gledati samo ma denar. loliko Sc
ga bo spravilo Skupai. Treba .ie
tudi. da gremo = drhom casa ma
pref. da Sc zanilnamo "a de!avSki
napredek cclcga Sycta. Da Sc Z
MIN veselimo &C. Zmagajo naSpro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08
Sygan. Pa, 81. iuliia 1911.

CcuJ. urcduiItvo "Proletarca' -,
Ncselica Y prid kluba "NIladi
Nrh' in N povetanie liSta nj kai
Po>cbuo dobro v>pela, da>i ic BIZ
la Sc prccci dobro obi>kana. 10
pa lato. kcr poStava zabranjuic
pitt .bol.ie reccuol okreptilne pi-
jarc. Prcbitka ic bilo $1,000: od
toga 80 je poslalo ma 'Proletar-
CA Nvoto $3.50 i'm Y klubovo bla-
gaiuo ir Slo $50. PoSebci So da-
rovali IA fond Sc: Lovro Kaucit
Sl.0O. Adolf PlctrrSnik $1.OO.
Bait. GIaZ"r Sl.O0, Matt KauGit
~ ct, Matt Dcrmota - ct. Val.
Brrlih - ct. John Leycc 30 ct.
Lcpa Iahyala roiakom Y Burdi-
mn. Pa. ker so Sc vdelezili Y pre-
rriiucm Stcvilu. ter br. KokliG in
PoScga IL dalincga CanonSburg.
Pa. kcr sta bila toliko po@zrtoval-
ma. lIvala tudi TUX. Slov. sodbi.
Iii jr dobro vrSila Svojo dolznoSt.
Y imcnu kluba ''MIadi Vrh''
pozdrayljam vsc.
Louis Glazer. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08
Ia Waukegan, III.

~Sodrugom Waukcgan. III. 81
tenn potion |naznanja. da sc vrii
kIubova SEGA Y Soboto vctcr. To jc
- augusta y navadnih proStorih.
Torcj opominjam vSc Sodruge. da
sc te >eic polnoItcvilno udelcze.
la ~>pravimo Y red Sc cd zadnie
Scje, kcr JAZZ sem prevZel tajniSt-
kar tako. ne ia hi bilo pref
kaj y rcdu Priditc torei vsi. da
Spravimo vSe V red.
: SocialiHticnim pozdravom.
Jakob Podboj. tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08
POSTNA ~HRANILNICA.

Iadnji torek. |. augusta. otvor-
jena jc Chicago prva poStna hra-
milnica. Nahaja Sc zvezni palaGi
V oddelku glavnc poSte pri tleh
Z vhodom IL Dearborn ulice. Prvi
dan ie 46l vlagateliev vlozilo
S94l6. Prvi vlagatcli je bill Micha-
cl Pelham. 17lctni dcGck. kteri ie
takal cd > ure zjutraj pri oknu;
vlozil ic -.
Glavni poStar Campbell ie H.
javil. da ho nova vladna hranilni-
ca Nijaino v~Spcvala. - Hranilna
vlosa Sc lahko priGne I 10 cent.
zakar dobi vlagateli karto Z led
no marko kakor Y start domovi-
nj. Ko j. 10 mark mn karti. t.. J..
y. dobi vlagatclj kniizico. Wee
kot 500 So ne more vloIiti Y g.
urm mcScru. Naivc5ia >yota. kite
ro 1awore> imcti y po>tui hranil-
uici. ic $500 i'm "a TO >yofo dobi
@vlagH'eli vladui pauam>l5i bond.
lado'inico1. Omo5cna 5on>ka
lah'l. lima hranilno ylogo y post
ui hrauiluici ma Syoic imc In MEN
MOI "e more dvi"uiti dsuaria in
na~rro'no nina zrna niti mai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08

|. Who makes the laws OF this
>tdtc2
O. TIE legislature at manning
capital ci whatever state YOU live
m.
/. What is the difference bet
wecn congress and the legiSlature2
.. Congress makes the laws for
the United States and the legisla-
'lwc the laws for the state.
/. On what day and year did
this country gain its Independents
cct
O. July 18th. 1776.
I. Who was the first president?
q. George Washington.
/. Who is the present presi-
dent?
o. Name president holding of,
flee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08
Sfronko
Sodrugom V Milwaukee!

Sodrugom V Milwaukee!
Y nedclio IL. augusta Sc yrSi
SEGA kluba EdiuoSt 81. 81. ma
kateri bodo vazre totke ma dnev-
mem rcdu Kcr je zadnii cas- de
loyaujc kluba v>lcd mnocih pri-
reditey ma drugih Stranch in tudi
vSlcd vrorinc uckoliko mirovalo.
ic dolznoSt v>akcga sodruga. da
st te seje udelezi.
Sodrugi, mas caka tczko dclo.
boj Sc je r. priccl. ma cni Strani
lbranc 81 Use rcakcionaruc Stran-
Ike. Etcre nan prctc iztrgati kar
Smo 81 : toIiko tcIavo priborili {;
ma drugi Ntrani pa stoji mogocna
armada trpinov Gclaycev. onih
dclavccv, Xxi vrGo. da .ie lie V
Skupnem >Ioincm delovaniu ma
poliu %lZnbraIbc mogocc prodrcti
S%ovra%nc vrStr. In Y to armada
moramo Y prihodnje dati vSe ma
Sc mocl; proc ; praznim govor-
jcnjcm Ne po>nemajmo onih. Iii
Sc lie I jezikom bore pri GaSi piva.
MaIo je naSc Itevilo. a vcliko lah-
ko doSeZcmo. Sodru"i. ktcri ste
ladnio limo toliko Irtvovali IA
na>O Sveto >tVar. ne hoite Sc tru-
la tudl N naprej. NSpeh nam ie
gotov; nj wee dalrG cas-. ko Sc boz
do tudi oui. XII 50 danes duSeyno
mrtvi. ali pa pray ne razumeio
maSega boia in Socializma. probu-
dill II vStopili Y naSe vrste. Treba
ie Samo della in truda. Cd vSeh
Strani. IL Milwaukee in Chicago
prihaiajo klici. ktcri mas kliGejo
ma delo in prcNliiati Jill ne smcmo.
Mas cilj mora IN Sedai biti: vcG.ii
"Proletarcc in soc. dnevnik IN
Milwaukee. in To mora biti reScna
ma prihodnji sell.
Pink. k~atcroga so tribe soc.
klubi >kupno prircdili. je kontan
L lepim v~pchom. kar Sc ie zahva-
liti vrlikemu pozrtovanju Sodru-
gov. Ceprav smo radi dezia dine
% julia bill primorani cello pri-
reditcy preloiiti ma 30. in ie tako
povzroGilo obilo novih StroSkov.
vendar je vspeh vsejedno lep.
Sevtda hi bill vSpeh mnogo We
eli, ko hi ne bilo med mani mlaG-
nclev. kterim ie vse drUgo poprci
hriga kot Socializem. kteri pri cni
>ocialiStitui Zmagi Siroko uSta cd
piraio po cc>ti in Salonih. a ne
|vrriameio. la ic trcba iStinitcga
della i'm muogo truda. da Sc cna
zma"a rrhori in Sc vecjega pa
to zmago narediti stalno. Sodru-
ii /magaG Smo dvnkrat. n Gc ho-
iemo uma@ati trrtiic. moramo ma
rc'i y,r >ilp. moramo naSc delo
polyoiiti Ia'o ma dolo y>i. Zdru-
limo mas. ru.i y boiu "a uaSc
p"a,ioc. So hoiu proti ua>im ike
ri;.cyalnem.
T. ,u. klrb "Ediuo~t x. 81.
FIR Novak. taiuik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-08

h"r Je bill pa pozueje Storicn
Nklep. da Sc vnaprei dovaza fla
to dlrckno Mint house" San
Francisco. 50 So tukajSni pluto
Kraft uprli tel odrcdhi in So pro-
le~tirali prot njcj, kar Sc ic lie da-
10. In IetoS SO priSli do ~zakljuGka.
da ho najholj ildaten protest pro-
II tel odredbi Y tenn. ce prirede
l4Ietnico odprtia AlaS5e.
Oh tel priliki so zclcli k|apitali-
Stl tudi pokazati Svetu lice of the
BEAUTIFUL City of Seattle. katerega
Jc p%oStarlla ma noge edino Alaska.
tn namen So 81 i~lvolili IA kra-
LA tc SveGanoSti nckega tram
pa . baje encga izmed tiStih IS.
III so priSli prvi Y Seattle ma par
nlku Portland in Ii je prinescl
>eboj najvct zlata, 4 imenom Ed
gar ID Orc in neko Sc mlado deklc
Daphne Pollard IA kraljico
Dine Is. Julia oh ,. uri popol-
dine je priplul omenjcni parnik V
Nprrm>tvu Is velikih bojnih ladii.
ma kterem Sc je vozila smeSna
kraljeva dvoiica. Crni oblaki di-
ma. kl so prihajali IL dimnikov
v"Ilkanov. 80 zavili vSo okolico V
So. ko 50 plule velike poSasti tik
drug poleg drugcga V tukajSno lu-
ko. 80 za"zel YES prostor cd enc
do druge Strani Suhc zemlje.
Pogled ma to mnogoStevilno
brodovje. Xxi je poleg sprcmlialo
Sc kakih 36 vetjih in maniih par
nikov ie bill Skozinskoz zanImiv
in obenem grozen: poSebno gro
zen pogled hi bill V S%luGaiu. da hi
zacela zclczna zrela ma okloDnicah
bljuvati Y meSto ogcni in zelezo.
Ko Sc ic vSidral parnik Port
land i'll So ie izkrcavala naSem-
LENA k%raljeva dvoiica. zabuGale
)" od vseh strani parne piScalke
ma parnikih i'm bojnih ladiah. Clio
vcku Sc je zdclo. ia Sc zaGne po-
dirati >vet. tako je buGalo in bob
nelo od prctreSanja ~ozratja. Ma
rayno ie, la ie bilo liudStvo kar
riiano radoSti in pono>a. .Iaz
sem i pa miSlil 6emu ncki?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
GINFN ANOTHER MEANING

As the first circus tram sioWeu
down al Shoshone last Thursday
morning. on its way from Boise to
pocaiello. a slip of girl jumped
from parade chariot ON a flat ear
and landed safely on the ground
She was Evelyn Snook. age To-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Snook of Boise.
She claims to have been mis-
treated at home and that she viii
peyer lnc there again under any
circumstances. She ran away once
hcfore this year and was taken TO
me ChiIdreu's Home in Boise where
She was contenled bat was soon
sent back home
Miss Evelyn is handsome in'sl-
Iigent. and has pluck enough lor
three ordinary girls.
On alighting from the tram she
was shaking with cold as she had
been out ali night with only clr-
Gus Jacket as extra wrap. start
,np toward town she met John ce-
0erholm on his way 10 work IN the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
spuds Average 800 per car.

During the past week, p cars Of
potatoes have been shipped out OF
Twin Falls at an average return to
the shipper Of Si0O per car, accord
ing to information secured by Sec-
retary Robert W. Spangier of the
Commercial club from Agent ID. +.
Sullivan of the Oregon Short Line.
This will mean an addition to the
deposits Of farmers in the Twin
Falls banks of $4,000. The ship
ments of the early varieties of po-
tatoeS will continue for about two
weeks longer, and the total receipts
will probably approximate $4,000
for the month
llhe highest price was received
by l.. A. Snyder. the winner of the
Burley potato prize for 1910 who
got s535 per car for his spuds. The
price ranged from that down TO
S375 per ear
81 This time also. theLincoln Pro-
duce and Refrigerating company
that if can place II car
loads of potatoes if it can secure
them within the near fuiure.-Iwin
Fails News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
sHosHoNE LINCOLN COUNTY IDAHO FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1911

east side blacksmith shop. He in
Vilrd her to make herself COM
Portable in his tents on the west
side Of town where he and his Grip
pied son keep bachelors quarters.
She accepted the invitation and
was given the key to John Hult-
mans house On Mob Hill, located
only a little way from the two Ce-
derholm tents. She passed the
four nights Of Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Sunday in this house.
Becoming sick Sunday night, she
was taken TO the tents where she
Slept in the side tent Monday and
Tuesday nights. Finding some boy
tcgs in the vacant house, which by
ihe way was furnished, she cut off
Ter hair and went out looking for
work dressed a. a boy.
Mr.. Cederhoim had inquired at
The Journal office and also Of City
Marshal Dunn where a nice girl
who was related to him might find
good home. but he failed to give
any particulars and he denied that
ihe girl was at the tents when Zeil
FIREMAN went there to see her.
He ,Cederliolm told Mrs. Geo.
Radmon. who lives across the STREET
from The Huffman house That the
young man sick in The house was
relative Of someone at the black
smith shop and that his family was
irving to buy the property Of the
ifultmans.
Wednesday forenoonMarshal Dunn
and the Probation officer went To-
the Cederholm tents and accompan-
led the girl to the probate court
room where Judge Fuller look cog
nizance Of the case and set a hear
ing for ; o'clock i'll the afternoon.
This was an informal hearing and a
formal hearing was set for Thurs
day al 10 o'clock. In the mean
time Mr.. Cederholm was held in
jail as "A witness. At the Thursday
morning trial, the girl was held to
be a juvenile delinquent and re-
tained as a witness against Ceder-
holm. The latter was arraigned
On a charge Of contributing to ju-
yenile delinquency and~the trial
sci for Friday al 10 O'Clock. The
girl is in chargee of the Probation
and under the care of Mrs.
Aell Truman.
There is no evidence that Miss
Shook was improperly treated, only
>ecreting her is charged.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
TRACK LAYING MACHINE put
TO WORK

II X announced a. authoritative
THAI the first train viii be- running
clear TO the end of the Richfield-
Camas Prairie line by the first Of
necember Of This year: barring onl,
ilie exceptionally early coming Of
winter. or some disaster such as
burning or destruction 81 one of
ihe Zig bridges along the line.
This track is to BE- The first laid
81 ihe five lines being built by the
10. ;. L. this year. Engineer Os-
borne has this assurance from the
heae offices II the road He gels
the very first of ali steel they
Aili lay tnis season.
The big track laying machine is
aireadA On the siding here. ready
20 20 to work Il VIII be possible
10 pui down close to three miles
Gay with such machine. though
n- effort Viii be- made TO establish
such a record The track laying
machine Is in charge of an expert,
who can gel all there Is in if, use.
A big pile driver is this week
thriving the piles to enclose The cof-
Ter dam around the base oi the
concrete piers on the Big Wood
iRer bridge. Material for The.
iridge is beiHg rushed oui to the
place. and ii viii be but a short
lime until the great structure viii
be swinging across the black canyon
OF the river. Not exactly swinging
of the river. Not exactly swinging
either, for il Will be anchored and
stayed and fastened down until no
ihing but an earthquake could
make it quiyer. but it Will be in
place. whatever adjective may be
used in describing it.
Three steam drilling outfits are
nov al work on the rock cuts be-
tween here and the crossing Of the
Big Wood. Each Of these operates
three Buriey drills. and the holes
ihpy Viii drill in the rock, making
Il ready for blasting. would make
an army of hand driilers enNious.
rhe energies of the whole con-
slruction outfit are being spent on
ile FIRST % miles of the road. be-
tween here and the dam. so as TO
get the road completed to enable
supplies to be hauled out that far
10y yail. There are a number OF
other camps, il Is true. up on the
Prairie. where The dirt grade Is be-
ing completed, but the really busy
section Is this part down nearest
Richfeld. A huge steam shovel
was taken out last week, which has
been sci up aad started to work
Aoauay. handling the rocks ln Que
Of The big cuts near Burns.
d j. definaiely promised that
be whole line Viii be- IN operation
.hi- year. and lhat the truly WoH-
legluI crops of Camas Prairie viii
save RAJ. transportation to ihe OUT
Side markets. before the coming oi
he new year Bichfieid Recorder.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08

the late summer season. Just at
the time when the ranchers need
line mos; water for irrigation. Thers
n.Nrr has been shortage OF wa
ter on ihe South Side tract but the
ilers feel That they would have
Il better insurance against water
IA lrtage in the future if they have
a Reservoir system developed to
supplement the flow of the Snake
river.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
Merely a Suggestion.

Thc lrrigall0nist respectfully
suggestS having thrown The search
hehi on the dark corners IN our
county government. that the Good
ac Herald enlarge the field of op-
gation and take up the state ad-
Hiai> ration. There's the game and
fish warden for instance, whose
deputies are said to get S2,eo0 a
year for but we don't want to get
IN on the Herald's territory. Go to
Ii. Brother Stevenson. you're the
lad to stir 'em up. Wendell Irri-
eal lnnist.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-08
First Blood From The New R. r.

Frank Ward, one of the workmen
out at the new railroad bridge
across the Big Wood river, was
badly hurt Tuesday by stone
thrown from blast lie Was
standing at what was presumed to
be safe distance from where the
blast was put off. One flying stone
however. came farther than the
others. and striking him in the
face. broke his cheek bone and did
some other serious injury. Dr. Bal
singer went out 20 the camp Tues
day night and brought the patient
into Richfield where he Is being
treated. Bichfield Recorder