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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-11
SEND REPRESENTATIVES, TO IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Idaho will have large and representative delegation al
the coming session of the National Irrigation congress to be
held in Salt Lake City September 30 to October g. according
to advces received by Arthur Hooker secretary of the
zation This is the twentieth session of this organization
which has done so much in the upbudng of the west Idaho
IS ytav interested in the question of irrigation Up to the
year 1910 nearly $56OOO had been expended in the STATE
to bring under irrigation nearly 100000 of land
The Republic of Mexico despite the handicap OF internal
warfare is showing keen interest in the National Irrigation
congress and that country will have delegation present
Salt Lake when the session is called to order DIR. b. Nc
Queen Gray foreign secretary of the congress- has been in
formed by the Mexican government that President Madero
vii; in the near future name delegation from that country
DR. GRAY is at present in Europe in behalf Of the Naona
Irrigation congress and reports widespread interest IN the
work Of irrigation and that there will be large attendance Of
foreign representatives He will return to tins country II
time to reach Salt Lake for the session OF the congress-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-11
NOTICE or LOST CERTIFICATE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has lost or misplaced the
following certificate: Certificate No.
2431 for 1000 shares of the capital
stock of the Conper King Mining 4
Smelling company.
All persons are hereby warned
against negotiating or attempting to
negotiate the above mentioned eyrti
ficate, and unless same is recovered
within 60 days from date hereof, ap
plication will be made for the issl nee
of a new certificate of like number
and amount in its stead.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D.
1912.
MATHILDA MATHIESON.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Charles D. Hilles, chairman Of the re-
publican national committee. and former
secretary to the president. sent an ex-
preston Of his deep feeling over tn re.
cent death of the late George M. Gray,
republican state chairman, which was
received this morning at the republican
state headquarters. Also MI. Hilles
thanked the state committee for its ex-
preston of sympathy to Mrs. James S.
Sherman. over the death Of the late
vice president.
Chairman Hilles' message directed to
Sec. James w. Foley. acting chairman
Of the North Dakota Republican state
central committee reads as follows:
II have your telegram of Oct. 81, ad-
vising me of the death OF George NJ.
Gray. chairman Of the republican state
committee of North Dakota. Please ex-
tend my sympathy to those who havc
been bereaved by his untimely taking
off. I know that his associates on the
committee will do their part in carving
out the plans for the completion OF his
work on the committee.
81 also have received your Telegram
of Oct. 81 expressing the sympathy Of
your committee to Mrs. Sherman. the
widow of the vice president. and I as
sure YOU that Your message will te
deeply appreciated.
(Signed) Charles D. Hilles."
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
ing slow about Quick.

kL6 " 49,"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Reed were very
pleasantly surprised last evening at
their home in this city. The evening
was spent in playing games and cards
and delicious refreshments were served
at twelve o'cock.
c. Smeallie of Toxic is in the city to.
day looking after business matters and
calling on his many Devils Lake friends.
John Wigeby, Of Antler, n Of the
most prominent and "osperous farmers
of Bottineau county, was In the city q
few lays this week for a visit with
friends, being en- route to Minneapolis.
Sr. Wigeby expects 20 engage in the
automobile business in tn Twin Cities.
Mrs. B. Edminester n son, Howard.
who have been the pleasant guests at
the J. R. Haslam home left today for
their home at Fessenden.
verbin Halvorson Of Norway town.
ship was in h city yesterday attending
to business matters and calling on his
Devils Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Magill of Chicago
were in the city yesterday -or a short
visit between trains while en- route to
Chicago from Island Lake where they
have been spending the SUMMED.
The William Falger family are NOV
ing up from C%hautauqua where they
have been spending the past several
months and have taken a home on East
9Th Street.
John A. Cowan and Fred Jones re-
turned This afternoon from Grand Fork:
where they attended the University ant
A. c. football game.
c. E. West has opened up a new feed
barn on Harrington avenue between 5ti
and 9Th Street and his ad will be seer
elsewhere in this paper.
G. A. Olson Of Hansboro r~eaurned
home this morning after a short bust
ness visit in this city.
A ten pound boy are the Attest re
turns received at Q o'clock this after
non from the Third ward, Mr.. and Mrs
sorenson being the victors in the cleo
ton. This completes the final vote II
Ramsey county which is best wishes t
:Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson.
J Horny Miers better known al "sour
kraut' who traves for the Peyton Pape
company and has the record for SUI
plying more printshops with the beaut
full sunshine han pny man on the roa,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Grand Forks, Nov. 4.+Suicide was the verdict returned BY
the coroner's jury in the case of Miss Sadie Stewart aged II,
who was shot and killed at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Thorn
as Hosgood of Arvila last evening.
From a preliminary survey Of the situation it was believed
the affair was accidental. Miss Stewart was in her bedroom
at the time and a % rifle was the means of bringing about
death. The gun was not locked and had either just been OPP
ened by the girl OF was being closed when it exploded.
The bullet entered her head on the left side and passd
entirely through, coming out on the right side. The wound
on the left side was about an inch and a quarter lower than
that on the right side.
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 4-There was a general riot in Bis
marck this afternoon when Superintendent Watkins Of the
North Dakota Enforcement league, Rev. Bruce Jackson of
the Baptist church and Rev. A. Lincoln Schultz of the Meth
odist church, attempted to remove a quantity Of liquor from
the Elk club rooms.
A warrant permitting a search of the club rooms was issued
to the Enforcement league officer by Attorney General Miller.
In attempting the removal of some liquor that had been
confscated, a crowd Of several hundred that had gathered
made an attack on the officer. Eggs were used in generous
quantities, and one of the men hit Watkins in the face. His
vehicle, which had been brought to cart the confscated wares
away, was badly smashed up.
The crowd was made up of socalled trough necks," mem
bers of the lodge not taking any part in the demonstration.
Grand Forks, N. D, Nov. Am unknown man fell off al
box car in the Great Northern railroad yards here this morn
ing and is in a serious condition, one of his legs recurring ann
putation.
The man has been unconscious since the accident and it'll
has been impossible to secure his identity.
A warrant was issued here today for defrauding, the charge
being brought against Mrs. G. B. DeLacour. who is now I'M
der arrest at Ninot. the action being brought by Mrs. LaMay
Wagness who rendered Mrs. DeIacour a check on Oct. 10th
for an order of goods which she has failed to receive.
1t is believed that the woman has been defranding the wo-
men over the state and her misrepresentation may result in
sveral othr complaints being issued.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 5.-Hans Hoglano.
aged 65, n one Of the Oldest pioneers
along the Cheyenne river west of this
city, today was fond dead in a field
near his home. Heart failure Is given
as the cause Of his death.
The old man left his farm home on
Thursday night for Fargo, and had
returned. His horse returned home the
next day, without q driver. and a searcl'
for MI. Hogland was Immediately h
gun. Although a diligent search was
kept up no trace of the mans body
was found until today when it was dis
covered in a field not far from his
home.
1t is believed he was stricken while
driving across the field and fell out OF
the buggy. There were several bruises
On the body.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08
NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENT
M uyboro re-. Mo- Nouo-

NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENT.
To Whom, It, May oDeese:
Notice is hereby ven that. the follow
ing is a complete list Of IL the lots and
parcels Of land in the city of Devils
Lake, Ramsey county, North Dakota.
benefited by the constructio Of the
sewer system, together with the amount
against each lot or parcel of land, and
that each lot or parcel Of land has been
and is hereby assessed the amount SET
opposite the description thereof.
All persons interested are hereby no.
titled that on Monday he Ninth day OF
, December, 1912, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said day. the undersigned spe
cial assessment commission will meet a,
the council chamber Of the city of De-
wills Lake, North Dakota, to hear any
and all objections which may be made to
such assessment by the owner or occu
pant of any such 4ract so assessed, OF
other Person Interested, or their attor
ney or agent.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

A. P. Blonde has purchased an inter-
est In tue Charles theatre buying out
Mrs. =. P. Davis who had an interest
for a brief time. Big houses are greet
ing every performance and Mr.. Blonde
has great faith in his little playhouse.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

, Grand Forks, Nov. 5-University
couples who may attempt the grizzly,
the bunny hug" or any of the other
so-styled immodest dances Of recent ere.
alton will be held up to public ridicule
according to Dean Of Women Ella Full
ton.
She made that announcement to the
goods at a general meeting several days
ago and the order preventing participa-
ton In any such dances comes as a re-
suit of the fact that at several of the
parties this Season the new tangled hops
have been introduced.
Hereafter any university dance that
permits the indulgence Of its patrons In
such dances will be stopped and the
names OF the couples engaging in the
prohibited glides will be made public.
jamestown. N. D.. Nov. 5.-some Of
the methods pursued by the insurgents
OF the state are exposed by a suit start.
ed in the district court at this point BY
the William J. Burns national detective
agency. 1t Is against P. D. Norton, the
secretary of state. H. N. Tucker, chair.
man of the insureent republican central
committee. J. A. Buchanan. insurgent
candidate for the nomination for COVER
nor. and others.
The suit states that the detectives
were engaged by these gentlemen to IN.
v~estigate the election returns in Morton,
Stark. Hettinger n Billings counties,
with especial emphasis on the vote for
Hanna and Simpson.
The amount sought is 49, 81.
The detective agency was engaged soon
after the primaries and some time was
spent by the detectives in fruitless
search for alleged frauds on the slope
during the primaries.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Hundreds of friends and admirers of
the late George M. Gray Of kenmare,
gathered Sunday afternoon to pay THAR
last respects to the life of a man who
had held so high a place in their es.
TEEN and affections.
Brief services of a private nature were
clock. At 1880 members Of the Masonic
Order arrived and escorted the remains
to the church where they were viewed
by hundreds and where they lay in
state until 2:30. The Masons r%eturne /
to their hall until 2:30 o'clock when they
again marched in a body to the church
accompanied by. members of the East
ern Star.
The Services were very beautiful! and
impressive and the church building was
crowded to its doors with friends who
had come to take part in the service. A
large number of magnificent floral trib-
utes banked the casket. Eev T. u.
Richmond, of this city, pastor-at-large of
the Presbyterian church, read the Scrip.
ture lesson. and offered payer. Rev. w.
G. Rees. former pastor of the Kenmare
Presbyterian chuch dlivered the funeral
GRAFTON in which he paid a magnificent
tribute to the life of the deceased. He
spoke of Mr.. Gray as a professional man
then as a politician, then as a citizen
and lastly as a Christian. During his
pastorate at Kenmare Mr.. Rees and the
deceased had formed a very close friend
ship n his sermon was a mastery IT.
fort. Rev. P. w. Erickson of the Fres-
byterian church of this city also preach.
ed a very comforting rmo
A long procession followed the remains
to the cemetery about two miles away,
Bemidji. Mimi, Nov. 5.-The Rex hote
was destroyed by fire here this morning
The building was owned and operated
by F. Lycan. All the building and con
siderable personal property was burned
The hotel was crowded VITA guests bu,
all escaped without serious injury. TIL
damage amounts to S66, 200.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Mrs. Dahl Of Keith Is in the city shop
ping and for a short visit with friends.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

has , en- in the city for . day leaving
this, afternoon. for the region Of Botti-
neau where he will distribute the us.
ual abundant e. You just can't get out
Of giving Iitsry an order.
Mr. Thompson who is representative
for the Impet:al Elevator and Lumber
Co. of Minneapolis was in the city yes
terday from Lakota transacting busi-
ness and calling on fr'erds.
Mr.. Mrs. Georage Dion and chill
dren of Grand Harbor were in the city
yesterday for a short time between
trains. while enroute to Montana where
sir. Dion has filed on a claim and where
the" will make their home for the win
ter.
A very pleasant birthday surprise was
given last evening on Mrs. Coon by her
de- ghter, Miss Florence Coon. assisted
by Misses Lydia Russell, and Rosebel
Wright. The guests present were Mes
DANES c.. L. Wallace, ). @. Adams, Miller
R. E. Austin, LaG., Hazard, Stotler,
Ohnstad, Waller and Miss Josephine
Austin. -
Hugh Mcnenna III 81. John accom-
panied by his children n sister, Mrs.
Smith. of London. Ont. arrived in the
city yesterday for a sort visit with ne.
%latives, Mrs. Smith accompanied by. the
children left last evening on No. 2 for
Chicago where the McKenna children
will enter school and from there Mrs
Smith will return to her home.
The Girls Friendly Aociety of the
Church Of the Advent met last evening
at the home Of Mrs. C.. M. Fisher. A
business session was first held at which
Miss Laura Gretzsinger was elected
president Of the society to fiji the place
of Miss Hollie Tnorson who is attend
ing school in Minneapolis this year.
Miss Emily Cuthbert was elected as
s%ociate secretary of this organization
In the latter part of the evening a yer,
pleasant social hour was spent ant
dainty refreshments were served. Mrs
Fisher was assisted in entertaining b.
Misses Laura Gretzsinger and Isabel
Stenson.
Mrs. Fred Hall entertained abou
twenty-five guests last evening at a su,
prise parcel shower in honor of Mis-
Vera Beede. who is to be married thi
month 10 MT. frlngle 1ortt
erly Of Devils Lake now OF Winnipeg
The rooms were rettily decorated wit
white and red 4earts and the evenin
was spent in playing games and cor
tests, in which the prizes were take
by Mrs. Dixon and Miss Lillian Burn.
ham. At the close Of the evening littl
5 Miss Flora Tuttle broue' in the gil
3 parcelse in a gaily decorated whee
barrow, dainty refreshments were the
served by the hostess.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

.uger's Second Add toni
Block l. lot 9, $s1.0O.
Block 1, lot 10, $61.00.
Block 1, lot IL, $s1.0o.
Block l.. lot IL, $500.
Block l. lot IS. $S1.0e.
Block /. lot IA. s61.O0.
block 2, lot 8, $61.00.
Block 2, lot /, .$e1.oo.
Block 2, lot S, s61.0o.
Block 2. lot 6, sa1.0o.
Block 2, lot q $500.
Block 2. east half lot 8, $e1. N
Block 2. east half oflot 8.
Block 2, east half lot 10, 3
Block 2. east half lot II, 3
Block 2, east half lot IL, 3
Block 2, east half lot 10, $
Block 2 east half lot "A, 5
Block 2, east half lot Is. 5
Block 2, east half lot Is,
Block 2, east half lot II, :
Block 8, lot /. $500.
Block 8, lot 2, $s1.O0.
Block 8, lot 3, $500
Block 3. lot 4, SCI. 90.
Block 8. lot S. $61.M.
Block 8. lot 6, $500.
Block 3, lot Z, $61.0e.
Block g., lot 8, $61.0.
Block 8, lot 9, $61.00.
Block 3, lot 10. $61.Oo.
Block 8. lot II, $500.
Block 8, lot 10. $500.
Block 3, lot 10, $500.
Block 3, lot IA, $61.W
Block 8. lot Is, $751; OF.
Block 8, lot 16. $1.es.
Block 8, lot II, $500.
Block 3, lot IS. $s1.O \.
Block 3. lot 10, $751; 90.
Block 8. lot 20, ,61.oO.
Block 8, lot q, $61.00.
Block 8. lot @, $61.00.
Block 3, lot q, $61.0o.
Block 3. lot "a. $61.vy.
Block 3. lot Is. $61.0e
Block 8, lot rs. $500.
Block 8, lot q, $6l0o.
Bloc. 8, lot 20. s61.O Y.
Block 8. lot %, SCI. 90.
Block 8, lot 80, $61.Oo.
Block ., 'ot 81, $e1.0 d.
Block 8, lot 30, $61.O0.
Block 4, lot 10. $61.0e.
Block 4, lot a., s61 90.
Block 4. 'ot Is. $61.00
Block 4. lot 16. s61.0e.
Block 4, lot II, $61.0 4.
Block 4. lot IS, s61.00.
Block 4, lot 10, :61.~v.
Block 4, lot 20, $500.
Block 4, lot q, $61.O
Block i. lot %, SOL 90.
Block 4 lot %, $61.O0
Block 4, lot "a, s61 90.
Block 5. lot 10, $61.O8
Block 5, lot IA. $6l.Oc.
Block 5, lot Is, $61.Oo.
Block s, lot 16, $500.
Block S. lot II, $61. 90.
Block S, lot 10, $500.
Block S., lot 10, $500.
Block S. lot 20. $61.OO.
Block 5. lot q, s61.0o.
Block 5, lot %, s61.OO.
o,och o. lot 49, *ei.@.
Block 5. lot "a, s61.0o
Block 8, lot 4, v6l.oo.
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Block 6, lot 8, $500.
BLOCK o. lot T. &i.W.
voc o. lot 9 sSl'W.
block o. lot t. sel'W.
6lock o. lot Z, $6l.m.
o. lot O. 'el.V.
olock o. lot y @ol.o:
biock o. lot TO- $l.@.
BLOCK o. lot H. s6l.W.
6lock' o. LOT H. @6l.W.
BLOCK o. lot ~ "l.oo.
block o. lot IT, @ol.~.
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biock D. iot TO- $dl.o'
6iock ., lot IL, sl.M'
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BLOCK o. !ot ~ @el.W.
BLOCK o. lot H. Sdl.@
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o. lot ~ soi.".
elock D. 'ot a. sbl.W.
o. lot o. sol'w.
oioch o. iot ~ @oA.o.
olock o. lot a. sol.W.
oiock o. lot ~ ]ol.o.
BLOCK o. lot ~ @el.W.
oiock o. lot d. @ol.".
o.ock o. LOT 81 @oi'Vv'
BLOCK T. lot l. @l'W'
I, io' 2, $ol'w.
oiock T. lot s. ]ol'w'
oioch T. lot @o1'W.
oiock T. lot o. @ol'w.
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-11-08

Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota
| this 9Th day Of November, 1912.
Herman Rutten, Chairman.
Michael Noonan.
Henry Hale,
Special Assessment Committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
Autoists Search for New Recruit

Rambo & Young purchased an au-
tomobile the first of this week and
Tuesday morning VIII D. Rambo start
ed with it for a trip to Thermal b.
way of the much exploited new high
way along the southerly side of tn
Salton sea. His friends here heard
nothing from him and becoming
alarmed Bert Young, Fred c. Abrams
and E. NJ Blatt took an automobile
and started n an investigating trip.
They found ihat the road between
Westmoreland and Fig Tree Johns
place on the Salton sea had practi-
cally been obliterated by the drifting
sands during the high winds this week.
After travelling TO within forty miles
OF Thermal they learned that Rambo
had left Johns place safely, although
he had met with constant troubles
on the way up TO that point. He
reached Thermal this morning and the
other party. which turned back,
reached Ell Centro this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
LOSSES FROM PESTS
COST US A BILLION

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-An impor-
tant factor in the high cost Of living
Is the enormous sum the American
government and the farmers are
obliged TO spend every year in fight
ing plant diseases and insect pests,
according 10 James Mills of River
side, Cal, who, as a representative of
the California Horticultural Associa-
tion and of the Citrus Growers
League, is here in the interest of
legislation aimed to help these con-
ditions.
He consulted with Secretary of Ag-
riculture Wilson, DR.. Howard of the
bureau OF entomology and other de-
partment officials, who are interested
in the fight against plant pests and
diseases. Mr.. Mills declared that the
California delegation in congress was
sOlidly behind him in the effort to keep
out the Mediterranean fly, which has
reached Hawaii, and which is threat
ening California.
Many pests are already here, vir.
tually all having come from foreign
countries" said Mr. Mills. The gov
ernment should take steps to see that
we do not import any more of these
diseases which cost us millions-yes
| will say a billion-in our efforts to
eXterminate them, and the losses from
fruit and plant destruction. We have
a good quarantine line by which we
can keep out diseased animals; We
have none that will keep out diseased
plants and insect pests"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
WAS NOT PRCFANE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Samue
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation of Labor, told the court
which is trying him, Frank Morrison
and John Mitchell for contempt, that
when he wrote that the court go tC
with its Injunction" he had used the
expression in the Shakespearean sense
and not a profane one.
Gompers eXOnerated John Mitchell
former vice president of the fedora
ton, who was sentenced to nine
months in Jail for contempt. Mr.
GomperS said Mr.. Mitchell did not
sign the pronouncement for which the
labor leaders are being prosecuted, but
that his name had been attached a.
a matter of course.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
TRANSFERS OF REALTY
IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
Record of Transfers of imperial Coun-
ty Realty as Shown by Compilations
of Peoples Abstract & Trust
Company.

Gwin, Mrs. Eva NJ. A. & w. r.
Cher husband). to Guy G. Beynon, lot
19, block {, FL Centro.
Hawk, Leroy c., to Martha E. Hawk
south half and south half of north
half of tract 60, 17-15.
Bill, w. T. G Cora F. (his wife)
and Holt, Leroy & Anna (his wife),
to Alonzo H. Eddy, lot 2, block 80
Ell Centro Add. No. l.
Imperial Valley Improvement Co. to
Varney Bros. e Co., lots 10 and 20
block g. Holtville.
Casner, Millard & Nettie (his wife),
to I. E. & Katherine E. Casner, lots
As, Al and 45, block ,, and lot l.
block 8, Ell Centro.
I. E. Casner to Katherin E. Casner
lots 43. IA and 45, block ,, and lot
-, block 8, Ell Centro.
Gerdes. Anton F. (single), to NJ. d
Johnson, part of tract 109, 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
Full Excursion Train

Present indications are that the full
complement of 125 men will be on the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
excursion TO come to this valley Thurs
day Of next week. The special train
will consist of a baggage car, two din
ers, a club observation car, TWO com
partment sleeping cars and four draw
ing room sleepers. F. E. Batturs and
F. c. Lathrop of the Southern Pacific
passenger department.; w. H. Whalen,
superintendent of the Los Angeles di-
vision, and c. Z. Wantland, sales agent
for Southern Pacific lands, will be with
the eXcursiOnists.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Assignmen $3.50 per acre;
l.. s. BOWER 4 TT
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-09
Railroad Works Progress

Within the ensuing month Robert
Shearer & Co, contractors on the San
Diego and Arizona railroad, will com
plete a mile section of the road III
Redondo Vale, in Lower California
This has been one of the most difficult
sections of the road yet undertaken
Most of the distance is through gran
ite. formations and the roadbed has
had to be blasted out of the rock
Compressed air, steam drills and steam
shovels are used. The completion OF
this ten-mile stretch will bring the
line close TO where it will again en-
ter the United States on its route to
the Imperial valley.