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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-05
Ashland

Especial - The Richmond Yirginian.)
ASHLAND. VA, August 4.--~Mrs,
J, c. Hughes. Watkins and Sarah
Hughes are At tho Arrowhead cottage.
Virginia Beach. for two weeks
Mrs r. w Newman has as her
guests Miss Anna Aubel. Of Baltimore,
ana MIR. ana Mrs. II e, Blauton, Of
Richmond.
Mrs William Dunn and Reginald
Dunn are in Nelson county fer several
weeks. Hunter Dunn is visiting rela-
tives st Appomattox Courthouse.
Miss Mary Elise Waesche. who has
been the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. II
T. Crown. has returned To her home
in Gaithersburg. Nd,
Courtney Harris has returned from
q tisit To Mrs, Dimmock in Glouces-
ter county.
Mr. William II. Fitzhugh, OF Mis-
siNsippi. was the recent guest Of Dr
Blackwell.
MIR and Mrs John Lear. Of Texas,
are the guests Of Miss Willie Motley.
Mrs. J. l.. Wright and Miss Mary
Wright returned from visit to rela-
tlyes IN Clinton. s. C.. on Friday.
Miss Wright left today for Essex
county 10 visit Mrs, John Garrett.
Miss Mildred Hart is the guest Of
Miss Gene Lapsley az her country
place, near Alton.
Or. s. G. Hatcher and family have
returned from visit 10 relatives In
Winchester. Va.
Or / f Lewis. OF the Randolph
Macon faculty. has accepted the chair
Of bi @ry at University Of Wisconsin,
and viii leave for his new home early
in September.
Mrs L. r W. Meyberry and
daughters have returned from ten
DAYS stav NJ Ocean View.
Mrs Thomas Hammond Phelps
whe has tetp visiting her sister, Miss
laura Biircoe, is now the guest of
relatives IN Bedford City.
Dr. aud Mrs r. 3 Smlthey have
returned fronl a delightful New Eng
land trip.
f'r and Mrs, r F. Blackwell and
Miss Epic blackwell will leave Tues
dav 10 yisit Mr., and Mrs. John Black
well In Louisa county
Nrx J. Stuart Smith who mas BEEN
spending the summes with her
mother Mrs Watkins Lee. has re-
turned to her home I'm New York.
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MEET AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN IN
REUNION ON THE FlFTtETHe
ANNiVE RSARY.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
CULPEPER, VA. August 4--The
fiftieth anniversary Of the battle Of
Cedar Mountain will be celebrated by
a reunion of the Blue and the Gray
on the 9Th OF August. The reunion
which will be held on the battlefield.
will be attended, az has been the
case of previous reunions, by veterans
from all parts Of both the North and
the South Many have already sign-
fed their intention OF attending, and
the citizens Of Culpeper and Cedar
Mountain are making all necessary
pre- parations for handling the crowd.
The A. 7. Hnl Camp. Confederate
veterans. Cl,lpeper.. will act as II CONE
mittee on receptions, and will render
such other assistance as may be nee
essary. DR.. Lawrence Wilson. PEN
sion office. Washington, d @, and
Major II. c. Burrows, mayor Culpep~
err. are the leading spirits OF this re
IN ion.
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THREE MEETINGS OF
COUNCIL TONIGHT

What may prove the last skirmish
in the fight for smooth paving on
BROAD street will be engaged in at the
called meeting of the board OF al
dermen tonight.
As ii Is anticipated the fight Will
he of short duration. the board will
meet with the common council few
minutes later to help in the election
of DR.. w. II. Parker as police COM
missioner from Jefferson ward. lie
was named by the ward delegation
last week, To succeed the late COM
missioner Manning. and there is no
ops osition to his selection.
At the conclusion Of these two
meetings the common council viii
assemble TO wind up business.
The committee on public assess
ments IL scheduled to meet tonight.
and on Thursday the committee on
James river Improvements will try
10 meet.
II is possible that the specia, corn
mittee on school investigation will he
called 10 meet some time this week.
so that its report may he presented
TO the board or aldermen next week
This committee has completed all it's
work. hut that of making a report
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ELkS GOING TO
ANNUAL MEETING
FUNERAL OF MRS. SARAH MOO
NEY TAKES PLACE FROM
WEST STREET CHURCH,
Nirginian Bureau,

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 4.-Local
Elks expect to have IL big time at the
annual reunion Of Elks In Norfolk. Au-
gust 2sth-29th. The ofhcial invitation
and copies OF the program have been
received here.
The object and purpose OF tho Re
union association in holding these an
nual meetings is that opportunity may
be given members 10 enJoy personal
acquaintance, promote friendship and
generally advance the interests Of the
Benevolent and Protective order Of
Elks. A large number of local Elks
Will attend the reunion.
Funeral Of Mrs. Mooney.
The funeral Of the latc Mrs. Sarah
q, AeaNey took place frcnI West
Street Methodist church today at II 10
o clock Rev. Lloyd G. Moore Off
ciated The following gentlemen acted
as pallbearers Active Messrs. /.
Reams. j. Coilett, A. A. Wells, w. r
Felps, James Wells. Honorary
Messrs G. Il. Butler and l.. y. Nugent.
Burial was in Blandford cemetery.
Rev. j. X. Joiliff. presiding elder of
the Petersburg district of the Method
LIST Church, preached at Wesley Meth
odlst church this morning. ana was
heard by large congregation. r. F..
Gfil, prominent layman, preached at
the evening service,
Stars Win Peunant.
The baseball team OF the Petersburg
Stars yesterday won the pennant In
the Wiregrass league by defeating
Chester / Alto 3. The game was played
in Chester. This is the second sue
eessive season that the Stars have won
the pennant in this league.
heai estate was very active here dur
ing the past week. Many transfers or
property were made The prevailing
prices We're good Several deals made
the latter part of the week. have not
yet been admitted 10 record
Miss Ethel Levy has gone 10 Asbury
Park. n. J., to spend the rest Of the
summer.
j. W. Andrews Is visiting relatives in
Miss Mary Johnson. of Lawrence
vile, is visiting I. J. Bennett on Wythe
street.
William f. Ramey, Jr.. who has been
visiting relatives in Adams street. has
home.
William =. Mcllwaine and family
VIII spend the next few weeks at Mas
sanutta Spring, near Harrisonburg.
Dr.. r. H. Jones and family are
spending the month OF August at Nir-
ginia Beach.
State Senator a. r. Hobbs. Of Prince
George county, WAS in the city yester-
day.
l.aie Bordlev ana his mother have
returned from visit 20 relatives in
Ky.
The Petersburg Grays returned late
yesterday afternoon from the training
Camp at Mount Gretna, Pa where they
have been ten days. The boys looked
well. and were much pleased with their
trip.
DR.. l. NJ Roper. pastor of the First
Baptist church, preached in the Leigh
Street Baptist church, Richmond. At
both services TO-DAY
Mites ENalen Wilkinson. ~ T.sxtny-
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Falls From Enqine,

Robert Moore. C7iuFed. an employs
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad company, who lives
at 2o44 West Moore street. fell from,
an engine Of the company In the Mar
small street yards yesterday. and WAS
painfully Injured He was picked up
and removed 10 a place Of safety and
the cts ambulance was summoned.
pr II r. Hawkins was called. He
found that Moore was suffering from
r spraiHed ankle ard from lacerations
ana BRUISES Moore was taken to the
Retreat for the Sick
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

40 A.--Iocsl~- DaiiyNewpor. News
s;i5 A--Iocai--DAiiy--Cl Charlottesville. En- saA
Thdrnond
$500 A.-Exgres.--D ily--Sorfolk. Old Point
iGOnA .-Looal--Da iiy--Lchhg.. Les,C. Fosz,.
1900 Noon - Express - Daily ~ Norfolk. OIL
Point.
s2tS Pc xprsas--D aily--Cin-Lvilla
t4:0Q P,-Express Daiy~-N Norfolk " NswA
800 P--Loeal--Dsiy-~&. News. Old Poinl
5.t5 --LocalEx. sun -Gordonvviile.
1915 p.-Locsi-Ex. Sun -Iynchbarg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge,
% 40 p.-LinitedD Daily Cincinnati. Chicago
ell 90 P.--Exprs-s--D aiiy--CIncinnati, L'viiiA
ssie~pers tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RfCHNOND-TocaI from
ra.s; sio A. NJ. 7:to p, NJ. Through from
Esx, II 30 4 NJ Pms T. M $40 p. NJ Local
from wsst $50 A. NJ ss a;,s5 A. NJ. aud 7;2l
p, NJ Through DO A NJ, iI:ss A. NJ. aud 2:5S
P NJ
ssD4iiv rxN~rt sntsv
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By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated
March ]. 1900. recorded In Henrico
county court n. H. iel A. page &c,
ana at request OF beneficiary. default
having been made In payment OF debt
secured. VIII sell by auction on the
At O'Clock y. NJ. the real estate
described In said deed as "ail that lot
OF land with improvements thereon.
lying and being in the county OF Hem
rico, va, at the southwest corner of
Winder and Washington streets. front
Ing on tie south line of Winder street
zb feet and running back between par.
atlei lines Ito feet to an alley.
fefns--Cash for expense OF sale
any taxes due. and 10 pay the debt
que; any balance ct l and wears
6. L. pENOON Executor 81
y. =. BENOON. Trustee. Deceased
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Prsmie9 Carrier Of thu South
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

y s.--Folowins schedule figures psh,a1As1 -
Information and mot guaranteed. TS
$40 A. M.--psily--Locsi ior Chariseee> D.
ham and Raleigh. OH
iO.xs A. -Dany--IAmised---Foe u 49,
South. Drawing Room Buffet. Slsspins c. ~
Ashevilie, N, q, %sS
SEQ p. Me-, Sunday, Local fos nsna
and ins srinediats statesa
600 r. M--Daiy--Fo- Danvliis AsisaAs 49,!
BirtntnshAni, With electric lighted pAwtue IT.
slespins Car, MI
South. Pullman ready 800 r al Es8
ADO p, M.--DAiiy--To wsss PetnA sea6i
ssons for baltimore Mon-. Wed. and psid1U. - sssT
500 A, M,-Ex Sun. ard s;lS r. N-2x1
Wed and Fri.-Local TO West Point sSzs
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5s3
From the SOUTH $40 A. NJ, $40 4. NJ
r. NJ, and s.0s p, NJ. daily; 1888 z. ~, -
sunday. q sgs32 e.
From Yves, Po,nu ESQ A. ~. .dslay, ~
A. NJ. Mon, Ned and Fiji AS ?. ~. -
sc, BURGESS, D. r.
ops Esss N&ir 6asDA tAnap 1A1m
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
schedule OF EIECrRIc TRAINS

SCHEDULE oP ELECTRIC TRAINS ID
EFFECTIVE MAY 80. 1914.
Leave Richmond Laurel and Broad sMustn
bs6o6 A. NJ, sT;io A. NJ. bs:to A. H.. 80
,ia p NJ, $40 p. NJ. b4:1o T. ~
$40 P. NJ. $40 P. NJ. 7;io r. NJ. bs.io r. NJ
1910 P NJ. has p, NJ
Ysave Ashland, England and Mapts segVeons
1888 A. NJ. 1900 A. NJ. 500 A. NJ, boa00 ~
NJ, 1000 A NJ, ell 90 A. NJ. si2.0O ~. ~ 00
P. NJ. 400 r, NJ, 800 r NJ. 400 P. NJ, $50
p NJ. 500 P, NJ. ZOO r. NJ. 500 r. NJ, 49,
r NJ. II 90 P. NJ. 9s
"Daly, except Sunday.
saSunday only.
bCarries baggage. Msss
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HELP WANTED--MALE

Three Good Formulas, Pfan and In
structtons to start profitable bust
ness in your own home, spare time;
no canvassing: all for i0c. J.. Nj.
HUkD. 262 Delaware avenue, Buff
sio N Y
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wanted, Persons te Write and Copy
letters $40 to s25 week readily
made by following our practical d.
rections; send self addressed enve~
lone for particulars. BROOKS COPY
INC CO, s22 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, d. G.
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500 Weekly Profit for Youi Wonder
fully successful mail order plan.
your own boss, your OWL puEtHess,
don't worry about capital; expert
ence unnecessary, success suaran-
tsed one man made half million.
Write at once for free booklet tell
-! Ing how. BOYD II. BROWNE Omaha
Neb.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

Manhattan Stesm-French Cleaning
Works~--Ladies' skirts cleaned like
new, soc; gentlemen's suits steam
cleaned, TSc. gentiemen's suits
sponged and pressed 76c ladies'
suits steamed pressed, CSC. Phone
Monroe S4,s
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CONCERT PROGRAM;
WHERE BAND PLAY

Misunderstanding for the Rob
~. sspt Il, 4ze.9't .,,...,r...s.>. 80 50. Muir
overture" Morning Noon and
Night observation-disclosures uppe
Medler--Up-to-da date Melodies,
Haviland
Nealts.-"Au RaeeiF.- Naltenfa4
Fantasia America Forever"
Tohanl
MISUNDERSTANDING summer"
Moret
Irish Melodies~--"Humor Of
Donnybrook' .......... Wolff
Songs--Sel@cted II. De Zarrow
Descriptive-~''A Hunt In the
Black Forest ...-... Noelker
Dixie" and 'Star-Spangled Ban
ner."
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FARMS FOR SALE

Poultry and Truck Farmi Well Eeieva-
ted, three acres. nice six-room house,
fine well on porch shade trees; half
mile from station. this side Bon Air.
1880. Address S14 E.Clay
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We Wish 20 Employ Few Men az
home or to travel. good pay for All
or part time IDEAL SUPPLY COM
PANy, 3l2 North Fifty fourth street,
woodIawn Station, Birmingham. Ala.
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BOARDERS WANTED

Resrders and Roomers Wanted; Good
location reasonable THE WASH
lNGTON. 25of Fast Broaa street.
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statesmen

Statesmen Wanted for Isc~~. Fmhrofd-
cries; must have established trade
among dry goods and general stores.
small town HUDSON RIVER LACE
WORKS. 40 Broadway New York
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Special train---through coachcs--be-
tween Richmond and Roanoke con.
Meeting In both directions with regular
train between Roanoke and Bristol
SIDE TRIp TO LURAY.
on August 14th the Norfolk and
Western Railway will run "A special
excursion from Lynchburg and Roa
noke TO Natural Bridge and Luray
returning same day Fare. round trip
from Roanoke TO Natural Bridge. zoe
and to Luray, s250
Full schedule and information may
he had at \. W office at Ninth and
Main streets
C. n ROSIEY.
District Passenger Assnt
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$4,000 BUYS Warehouse in West End,
two-story BRICK and tin. 45x45 feet;
2 per cent net Investment owner
Will iease for FIVE years at 1900 and
repair Address P-iLs. care Vir-
etntan
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FARMS WANTED

~ You Really Want to Sell Your Farm
writs today for listing blank L. g
COTTRELL & CO, So$ r. FRANKLIN
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Whers The Band Plays.
Monday Marshall park.
day--Monroe park
Observation-Disclosures Hill
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Square
fSouth Richmond).
Fr!day--Jefferson park.
Saturday--Wiliiam BYRD park.
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Cara leave Manchester. Seventh and Psssy
streets. for Petersburg;
80. !, !. %. 10 ii, az A, NJ. I, q. -. q q
ss5 80. %, 7, 4. 20, 10 P. NJ.
ii 90 p. NJ, for Chester, 1890 naidnisht -
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg. foos al Sycamore trssA
for Manchester;
1918, e:35 .s7ls .7.35 sss, o;ss. sIo;sA
II IS, A. NJ, 1898, y as, 2:3a 3;a5. Asa, 61A
6;35. s7s35, s:ss, 9.35, 1000, II 40 r. N.
.Daiy except Sunday and holidAys
.Carries baggage and express
ssIimited, escpt Sundays and hoiidayA
All cars from Petersburg connect With ears -
Richmond
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Norfolk and Western Railway,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK 1
Schedule 10 esfec, June II. 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond. -
Norfolk hs.lo NJ, 900 A. NJ. a3soo PM.
For Luxembourg and tho WEST; s6i3 A. NJ.
$1,000 A. NJ, az 90 PM. 900 P. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk ail:4o A. NJ.
bias A. N, .6:ss P NJ, bio25 P. NJ. sii.30
P NJ From the West; $40 A. NJ. a2I0 n,
NJ. bi:4o P. NJ, 1906 r. NJ. 900 P. NJ
sn.ily. sDaily sx sunday - s,.4,
bSunday only
We BEvIIf, e. f. BosLEY
@ p. A., Roanoke d, p A., Richmond.
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Perfection in Dress

can only be obtained by working fr6l
a perfect pattern, and In these DAY.
Of attractive illustrations this shon31
more than ever before be borne n
mind Tho -
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Absolutely Reliability d
Mccall Patterns

has made them 'the choice OF Americans
women eVcryw here" and the s
EXQUISITE STYLES FOR sI.MMEm
now showing are founded on pattermB
go perfect In construction that there
VIII be no difficulty whatever In MAXI
EnE garments TAI will look like the
Illustrations. II is this perfection tffl
Mt, with style and reliability. that has
made them The Leading Paper pat.s
terms nf America The Mccall noHa-s
pahy. 235 to 24s West Thirty SEVENTH
street, New York
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING.
Special Low Prices I'm Picture Frames
for short time. See my prices
before having your work done
Lowest prices on portrait frames,
Wholesale and retail. w NJ LEIGH
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MISCELLANEOUS
STORAGE p.
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER TRIP.

@ung Lady With Round-trfp Ticket 20
New York and Atlantic City. With
hotel BIN aad other expenses paid has
arranged TO go 10 Europe and there
fore wishes to sell the Atlantic city
trip. Delightful outing OF nearly two
weeks at moderate cost, ANY one
intert sted may set informal on by
calling at the virginian office.
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For Safe---C onfectfoa~sy. Doing Good
business on one OF the finest Broad
street corners ir West End: good
reasons for selling. with terms 10
suit. Box a.. Station A.
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FOR SALE


sf25 Elegant Soda Fountain. Made
I by American Soda Fountain Co Cost
/ $1,000 Sold for storage charges,
/ TOMPKrNS
For saie--C confectionery. Doing Good
business on one OF the finest Broad
street corners IN West End. good
reasons for selling. with terms 10
suit Box a.. Station A.
a"rtorryeie and Bscy~~~vA New and
second hand. Repairing Of all kinds,
To3FKlNS 52T West Broad.
BRIsTowrs nAaGATxs
The Brockaway na.fncs. Hughes. Yeu
. can md them a; Bristowfs
just Received q Carload of hiiburn and
York Business Wagons. top and open
You Can he Suited Ia Any Kind of
wagon, buggy or surrey, both In
quality and prices
Fl. c. BRrsrow, II-1s-ts North Elgh-
teenth street
Fiv~-pa~~eswer Automobile. 40 Horse
power hrst-clAss condition: VIII
guarantee or Will trade for real es-
tate Price $3.50 Address o-147, care
Richmond Virsiuian.
FOR SALE
0ac tsesssd Little. nrsviax aasw, paa~sass
and harness suitable for ladies and
children. Price, ss6.
One Good Business buggy
One Good Farm Mare
One Rubber Tire Runabout
One Secondhand Top Buggy
Apply 40 East Leigh street,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Party Leaving Town Has Several
nice buildings lots al Otterburu
Springs. will sell cheap Address
hot. care Virglnian,
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-16
LOST At
SEA IS BELIEF

Los Angeles. Calf. De-. ic.-Oniy
the faint hope that they might hav"
been picked up by an outward bound
vessel not equipped with wireless Il
cntct ,aiucd BY friends Of Aviator
lIorac. kcnrncy and his passenger.
Chester Lawrence. automobile editor
OF local newspaper. who are be-
u-yrd to have lost their lives sa,uT-
day Will. cssaying hydropian"
III ;ht from Los Angeles to san Fran
cisco. Til. only trace Sf the machine
or men so far found ~ fivc-foot
galvanized Iron air, tank. which
served as u safety device for on" of
,he bi-planc's wings. II was picked
up five miles ont at sea yesterday
off Rcdondo Beach and Identified by
Charles l.. Day. builder OF kcRrney
hydro-acrCplanc.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-16

". wish 10 call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough. diptncria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has u cold. Chamberla!n's 4
Cough Remedy will quickly cure n
cold and greatly lessen the danger
OF contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for Its cures or
colds. 1t contains no opium or other
narcatic and may be given to child
with implicit confidence. Sold by nll
dealers
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c. +. & !. FIGURING
ON BIG RAIL DEAL

| Denver, Colo. Dec. lG.--Thc Colo.
rado Fuel d Iron company is nego-
tiuting with the Hartman lines for
part OF an order for 100000 tons of
steel rails which these companies are
expected to place at an early date.
The rails, with fastenines, Will cost
approximately $G.OO0.00o. nnd, with
rails recently ordered, viii b. suffi-
cicni to lay 500 miles OF main Inns
track
| The directors OF the tnlon Pacific
have authorized an expenditure Of
n second main line track in Wyoming
and Utah. This VIII complet. about
| los miles OF additional double track
and viii bring the total dOubl. track
between Omaha and Ogden up 10 7"l
miles out Of u total distance OF .oVl
miles.
In addition To thcs. expenditures
the company has appropriated 81
ooe. 900 for building second main
line track northwest OF Ogden. Thcse
Items indicate that the Hartman
lines are preparing for an extensive
'h"P''Nh w s"VSoNV"'HN' ''' ~
tensions during 1913. II is expected
that III. budget for 1913 will carry
appropriations for the Denver-for,
Morgan cutoff. which Will cost ap-
proximatciy S3.5OO.OO0.
The Union Pacific disposed Of i?.-
33l acres of land contained In the
original grant from the government
during the fiscal year ending June
30. 1879. according I" the annual re-
port OF the company. copies OF which
w.r. received in Denver yesterday.
Th. aycras. price at which the land
sold was 81 per acre. Most of this
band Is sold ou payments. aud tho
company, receipts for the year on
the purchas. price amounted To
Slla.3li Tho receipts for the year
in interest and deferred payments On
tn. land amounted to &:sj. .,"5.
Tho company received from the
government, more than 100000"
acres uf land. II hGi only ?ol.3ic
acres remaining ON hand On June 80.
1912. This land Is estimated 10 he
worth sl.G3:.o0O.
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". c. 7. U. URGES
The KENYON BILL

Washington. Dee. I6.--With gal
leric> packed with leaders OF The Wo-
mems Christian Temperance tnlon
and their supporter the senate today
devoted itself to tho consideration Of
the kcnyon.Shcppnrd bill to prevent
the shirmcn, OF intoxicating liquors
into "dry" states. Dclegatio seek
mig support for the measure had
spent the early part Of the day In Wig
It's TO ,hcir senators urging It's pass-
age. Equally determined. Others op-
poscd Its adoption. The bill came up
today under unanimous consent TO
give It Immediate consideration. The
measure MS the senate considered II Ia
Representative shcppnrd's bill as II
passed the senate and now carries
amendments. proposed by senator
Kenyon.
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JOHN S. HART OF
TRINCnERA DEAD

John :. Hart. prominent cattle
man Of Triuchcra and one OF the pio-
nccr residents Of the county died yes
t.rjay morning At tn. Longncckcr
rooming house where the deceased
had been staying since leaving the
hospital about two weeks ago. Death
was dit TO Rrigh,'s disease.
The deceased WIS so years old yes
terday aud had lived In the county
for more than forty years. lie had
large property interests and was re-
putcd TO he one OF the wealthicst
men In the county. lie Is survived
by three sons and two daughters.
One daughter is Mrs. NJ. r. Higcnt
OF this city.
Funeral will take place at 2:3O
tomorrow afternoon from the Hall
McAIahon undertaking chapel. Ran
tolph Cook officiating.