davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
Pitchers Records.

Record of pitchers who have an average
of 200 to and including September IS:
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
Club Fielding Records.
Double Plays.
Triple Play.

10 Gainor
Chicago ! VS. Athletics, ]. Collins, E
johnson, to Rath,
The Washington times., 1912-09-21

Candidates for the Tech team under
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

. Bradford left SATURDAY. for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20
LAUNDRY
Don t forget the Eagle River
Steam Laundry It's goodthrng.
Notice to Highway Contfaetors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That the
county board of supervisors of Villas County,
Wisconsin. will receive sealed bids until two
O'Clock III the afternoon on October 4th 1872
for the construction of the several sections of
the Eagle River-Hackley County Highway ao-
cording to the profiles and specifications now
on file in the office Of the county clerk in the
Court House in the village of Eagle River, Wis
consin, as follows
Section and profile number $50 Commence
ing at the section corner between sections n
and % III town II n. of Range 10 East and sec
tions - and 80 in town Al N, of range Ii East,
thence east on the section line between SAID
sections l9and 30, 300 feet; more or less;
Section and profile number U56a, Conrnen-
cling at the south quarter post of section. IS in
town Al n of range 10 East, thence west on
the 4th Correction Line $500 feet more or less;
Section and profile number 8sob, Commen-
icing at the south quarter post OF section 50 in
stSsen I'm. OF range 10 East, thence north ON
the quarter line 26CU feet, more or less;
Section and profile number 63T CO4nrnenu-
ing ut the south quarter post of section Is in
town Al n. Of range 10 East, thence north ON
the quarter line 500 feet. more or less,
The protiles and specifications can be seeu
CAAeN
office hours. The Highway Commissioner
will be present at he county clerks office in
the afternoon from two o'clock until four
o'clock on September goth and 2sth and Octo-
Der 4th 1912, to consult with bidders relative
to said profiles and specifications.
A deposit of five per cent of the amount of
each bid WILDE required. the same to be either
in cash or certified check
A good and sufficient bond, in amount not
less than the total sum inten led to be paid to
the contract er under each contract. said bond
to be furnished by surety company authoc-
lied to do business III Wisconsin or by not less
than tive persons satisfactory to the county
board of supervisors Will be required Of eaoh
contractor.
The full form of contract which will be in
sisted upon and used by the county board is ON
file with the county clerk where Tie same may
be examined by ali interested persons
The county board Of superyisors reserve the
right to reject ans ana all bids
Dated September 18th, 1912
county Board OF Supervisors
BY Geo. FL, Jackson
County Highway Commissioner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

ton "a Al 10 i. thence north on quar-
terline Of Section - across y Y = +
SW NE. NV Sc SW Sc. 81. SW, NJ
sW. Sc NV. NE NY Section - Al
10 +, thence north on quarter line OF
Section u across nv NE. w = E,
NV Sc syn Sc. Sc sly NE SW,
Sc NV. NE NY section y. So 81
and Sc SW Section II - I.
Notice is Therefore. hereby given
that We, the undersigned Board q
Supervisors Of said County. will meet
on the list day Of october, 1912; at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
at Twin Creek Bridge on SCI SA4
Section "A Town 80 \ Range 10 E on
said proposed highway and decide up
on such application.
Dated this 4th day of September,
1912.
j. r NEMAcHEcK
CHAs. Fl. HANKS,
CHAs. A. BENT,
J L METz,
PETER HEDEEN.
County Board Of Supervisors, Villas
County, Wisconsin
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20
GO WEST THIS FALL
on a
low ONE-WAY COLONIST FARE
on a

Daily from September Is to
October 10, 1912, inc, one-way
second claas Colonist tickets will
be on sale to the principal points
in California and the NorthS Pa
cific Coast via the Chicago and
North Western Ry. Also to the
more important points in Monta-
ma. Idaho, Utah. etc. Choice of
scenic routes. Favorable stop
over privileges.
For full information apply to
ticket agent, The North Western
Line.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

The Rhinelander News Of last
week carried sixteen pages deyot
ed to boosting the Oneida County
Fair, that is being held in that
city this week. That the issue
took well with the Rtinelander
business men was shown by the
large amount of special adyertis-
ing carried in the issue.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20
zssssssaA.
kSSSSSSs
Local and Per-
sOndI Around
Town.
gssssssssssO SsSSSsesse

E3s Bradford left Saturday for
Rusau.
H. Gallagher of HaekIey
i in town Tuesday.
h. &. Frank Of Va dc oare was
|tovn Wednesday.
L. A. Scharsch of Hackley was
|town Wednesday,
Mrs. 0. G. Luther is spending
4 week at Rhinelander.
|Andrew Regenfuss was down
BIN HackIey tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Burke returned Sat
HAY from visit to Stevens PIT
/ A son was born to Mr.. and
rs. Frank Hall Tuesday morn
Mrs. Chris Harte went to Rhine
dcr Tuesday to visit friends
attend the Fair.
Ir. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel re
tned Wednesday from short
il to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Chas. ZimpIeman is re-
Fted to be improving from her
TENT severe illness.
Percy Morgan left this week
i Chicago to begin his second
Pr at the Veterinary College
Milo Hart and son Chas. left
cnday for recreation trip in
+ northern part of the county.
Harry Frank went to Ann Ar
Pr, Mich, to enter the law de-
Rltment of the University there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Of Gray )
Pike, ILL.,, were guests Of MIR.
Pd Mrs. George Hall over Sum
H..
Miss Irene Higgins left Friday
h Waukesha, where she will con-
PHe her studies at Carroll Col.
Re.
Miss Ida Cook left Monday
+ Milwaukee where she will at
|nd the Wisconsin Conservatory
Music.
MIS- c NJ. Calvert Of Eau
|Iane returned home Monday If
+ visiting her sister Mrs. D. Z.
Jordan and othe relatives here.
r. II. Dildine, q. II. jackson
Pd JAS, Mericle, our delegates to
E State fair reported every one
well paid for their attendance.
Any one wanting chin
FH>@r furnaces cleaned. Leave
o't q, HirzeIs cafe.
H. Pope.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20
First publication Aug, 30, last, Sept, 81.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior.
G. S. Land Office Wal1san W..

Department. of the Interior.
r.S Land Office. Warsau. Wis;
Aug. 2sth 1912
Notice Is hereby given that George Mutch1er.
OF Eagle River Wis, who on April 24th 1907,
made Additional Homestead entry No. l2O75.
Serial No. 0234S for SW1l SE14 Sec rs, and
NW4 NE14, Section 81 Township Al n Range
E, 4th P. Meridian. has fled notice of inten-
ton to make Final five year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before the
County Judge of Villas County, at Eagle River,
Wis, on the 18th day of October, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses, Michael Morri-
son and Patrick Morrison Of Eagle River, Wis.
Robert Thurston and Able Christensen Of
Conover. Wis
JOHN W sAHlALER Isessiassr
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20
THE BEoEE ERAsERs.

The best ink eraseD upon the mar
ke5: glass fibre brush. Takes of ink
and saves your looks.
For saie . the Sr~s Uaice. soc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

! ALTERING A COUNTY HIGH
WAY EXTENDING THROUGH
THE TOWN or EAGLE RIVER.
/ Application having ben on the 4sh
day Of September, 1912, duly made tc
the undersigned Beard of Supervisors
OF Villas County, wisconsin, By fifteel
or more resident frcefoi1ess. residing
j in ssid Town Of Eagfe River for a
Icounty highway to be laid out, widen
| ed and altered through Said town in
said county. a. follows:
Commencing on the comfy high
way ut the intersection OF railroad
aud wall Streets il the Village Of Ea-
gle River in SectiorA33 To nship Al
North. Of Range 10 East, thence east
vernier reading at leo east. across
NE NV, NV NE, NE Ne, Section 3333,
l4W MY, NE nv. MY NE, 81 Nay. SH
M, NEsw, sEsw. NE 81, sW So
section "a, al in Township 20 North, d
| Ralge IL Last:
Across. nv NE. Sw NE. Nj NV. NAY.
NE SW. 1 OF ,, NV Sc, sw Sc, 81 sWr
NE 81 Lof ). sec 10 3, Lot 3, section
?, Lot s. section 10, NV NV, NE nv,
NV NE. NJ. Ne, sW NE, sENE, NE 81,
Sc sE, sec ion II, sM NV, NV sly, sly
sw. section II, NV NV. sW MY. NV
Sw. SW sW. Sc sW, section Il. Towti-
ship 80 Sorth, Of Range 10 easl.
Notice Il: therefore. hereby given
that We, the undersigned Boara ef
Stpersl soli, Of said County will meet
on tie lst day 81 OCTOBER. lal2.at 10
o clock in the forenoon ri that d. ~
Corner OF Wsl! and Railroad streets in
Village Of Eagle Rivet, on said pro.
posed highway and decide upon such
application.
: Dated this 4sh day q September,
Nl9I2 {
j. r. NemaehecS,
Ghas. Ill. kamke,
Chas. A. Bent,
j. L. Metz !,
Peter Ifedeen.
County Bcara Of Supervisors, ilas
county, Wisconsin.
NOTICE OF MEETING o. COT ~
TY BOARD OF ST PERNISOns OF
NILAS COUNTY. NISCONSIN.TO
DECIDE UPON PETITION FOR
LAYING OFT. WIDENING AND
ALTERING A COUNTY HIGH
WAY, EXTENDING THROUGH
TIE TOWN OF CONONER.
Application having been on the 4th
day of September, 1912, duay made to
the undersigned Board Of Supervisors
of Villas County, Wisconsin, by fifteen
or more resident free holders, resid-
ing i'll the Town of ConoSer for a
county highway to be laid out. wild
ened and altered through said in said
county. as follows:
Commencing at the soutn quarter
post of Section 244ll0E,, thence north
On the quarter line Of Section "A
across NV NE, SW NE, NV Sc. SW
ST. and Sc W, Lots :, 5 and 4, Sec,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

Notice Of meeting Of County Board
Of Supervisors Of Villas County,
Wisconsin,to decide upon petition
for Laying out, widening and alter
ing County highway, Extending
through the towns Of Conoyer and
State Line.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

SAN. section IS AZ II Il, thence west
between Sections ? and IS across Sc
Sc, SW Sc, section 35 AZ II f, Ne
NE, and Lot Section 2 II lie,
Commencing at the Township corner
Al and ~, IL and II east. thence east
across SW SW, Sc SNv, sW Sc. So
Sc, Section 81 AZ II f NE Sc, NV
Sc, Sc NE, SW NE, Section 81 II II
E., MEM NV NE, NE NV, NV
NV, Section Al II SW NE, Sc NV.
| SW NV, NV SW, NE SW, Lot ?
NV NE, NE NE Section 1912 l. E.
thence east between Sections % and
b Sc Sc. SW Sc, sec. 30 and n E NE.
Section 81, on the section line be-
tween Sections % and 33 across NV
NV, and Lots 1, ? and 3 Section 30,
SW SW. Sc SW, SW Sc, Sc Sc, Sec
| tion % ~ II E., thence east betty n
sections 27 and "a across. NE NE, NV
NE, NEW, INV NV. Section 81. SW SW, Sc
SW, SW Sc, Sc Sc, SectioH2 p AZ L E,
thence east on section line between
| Sections 26 and 30 across Lots ! and
2,sW SW, section 26, NV NE, NENW,
NV NV, Lots 3 and Section IS, thenceeast
on quarter line of Section Sc AZ Il FL.
across Lots 3, 4 and 5, NE SW and Lot
? Of Section IS AZ II to the boundary
line between wisconsin and Michigan.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given
that we, the undersigned Board OF
Supervisors Of said county will meet
on the 3rd day Of October, 1912, at 10
/ O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day at
Camp on SW4 Of Sw4 section y
Town ~ N Range l2F., on said pro-
posed highway and decide on such APP
plication.
Dated thisy4th day Of September,
1912.
]. L. NEMAcHECK,
CHAS. H. KAMKE,
CHAs. A. BENT.
j. l.. METZ,
PETER HEDEEN
County Board of Supervisors, Villas
| County, Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUN.
TY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or
Villas COUNTY, WISCONSIN. TO
DECIDE UPON PETITION FOR
LAYING OUT, WIDENING AND
ALTERING A COUNTY HIGH.
WAY EXTENDING THROUGH
THE TOWN OF EAGLE RIVER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

Application having keen on tie ~
nd dav of august, 1912, duly made 70
the undersigned Boardof supervisors
Of Villas County, Wisconsin, byiitteen
or more resident free holders, resld-
inc in each of the towns OF Hackies
for i county highway to be laid out.
widencd and altered through SAID
towns in said county, as follows;
Commencing at the Township Cor
ner to Townships Al and Y Ranges a
and u East, thence west between Sec
tions and s. across NE NJ, NV NJ
Ne NV, NV NV. Section a II z,
and The Sc Sc, SW Sc, 81 SW. SW
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-09-20

NOTICE OF MEETING OF C0JN--
TY BOARD OF SJPERN lSORs "
Villas COUNTY, WISCONSIN, 10
DECl DE UPON PETITlON FOR
LAYING our. W1DENI NG AND
ALTERING 4 COZ MY HlOll-
WAY. ENTENDING THRolGh
TIE TOWN OF HACkLEY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
TELLURIDE COMPANY
NOW RE0RCAV|z|NC

Preliminary plans of the Telluride
Power company, reorganized Tuesday
at Telluride, Colo. were deliberated
upon here yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the newly elected officers
and directors in the company's local
office in the Newhouse building The
new company takes over the old COM
pany at figure specified as not less
than $525,000, it is declared, and the
holdings will be bought in by st, Louis
and Cleveland capitalists who, it is
said, havo secured control Of the stock,
The new Officers and directors of the
company are j. r. Mutt, president; p.
B. Sawyer. vice president and general
manager; George Lomnitz, treasurer; !;
Charles r. Niles, assistant treasurer;
David T. Perry, secretary; s, A. Bailey,
James Campbell. Markham Cheever. b,
A. Cummings, Otto Miller, P. n. Num-,
D. r. Purdy, F. L. Steigmeyer, William
directors.
rectors declared that the deliberations
would be continued and that no def
mite announcement of the result could
be made until this afternoon, when the
press would be furnished with an off
cial statement covering the meeting.
1t is believed that the Telluride re
organization is affiliated with a move
to bring the majority Of hydro-electric
concerns Of the west under one control
and to accomplish g. like result in con-
nection with the suburban electric
roads, either planned or financed in
this state.
President Mutt is connected with the
Electric Bond & Share company. which
is closely allied TO the General Electric
company, sometimes styled the I" cleo
trio trust'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
COMPLAINT AGAINST
SKL|R|S REFUSED

County Attorney I. e. Wiley yester-
day refused to issue any complaints
against s. G. Skliris and Angelo Skliris,
charging them with exacting tribute
from Greeks who worked in the Bing-
ham mines of the Utah Copper company.
Through Attorney 4, j. Weber num-
ber Of Greeks several days ago fled
statements with the county attorney al
leging that they secured and held their
positions only through promises to pay
the SkIiris brothers certain sums
monthly.
After talking to number Of the
compainants and considering the case
Attorney Wiley yesterday issued the
following formal statement:
"We have on our statute books law
regulating employment agencies, requir-
ing them to secure license to operate
and limiting the amount of fee they
can charge. The men complained about
by the Greeks are not at present In
business and Furthermore the county nt'
torney s Office does not propose to take
sides in the Bingham strike. After the
strike is over, if the men complained
against violate tho employment agency
law, ] shall of course authorize the Is
suauce Of complaints, ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
HEART FAILURE IS
CAUSE OF DEATH
David McDaniels of Alpine
Expires Suddenly in Salt
Lake.

Stricken while attempting to catch
street car, David McDaniels, sc years
Of age, of Alpine, Utah, fell dead of
heart failure at the intersection of
Main and South Temple streets Mt
clock yesterday morning,
The body was rushed to the emer-
gency hospital at police headquarters
where an examination was mado by
Assistant City Physician II. b, Sprague,
who found that Mr.. McDaniels had
evidently died almost instantly of heart
failure.
Mr.. McDaniels is survived by wild
ow and two sons living Mt Alpine. He
was seen by many of his friends here
in the city the day before his death
and appeared TO be in good health. The
mother and sons were notified Of his
death and came to Salt Lake last
night.
The body will be sent to Alpine today
by Undertaken Joseph William Taylor.
Funeral services will be held there at
date to be announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
CITY AND VICINITY

SPENCER uRE and Kathleen 81
Of the Granite high school and RayI
Smith and Lillian Lewis OF the Salt
high school were awarded honors fol
four best essays on ''Nhy Utah Is d
Place TO Live" enterod In the col
between high school students last 81
by the Utah Development leagueS
n. Child and A. G.. Matheson were
bers Of the awarding committee.
have recommended that the winning
dents be awarded scholarships Ia
State university and Agr1cultural
lege.
THE RESOLUTION pa ssed by
County Medical society some time
anent the possible pollution OF the {
water supply. owing TO the trailin
sheep or cattle through the canyopss
which was at the time exclusively
lished In The Tribune, wax yesterday
with the city recorder for transnliSa'
the city commissioners.
ISRAEL ABRAHAMs. reader Of
bintc literature at Cambridge unlvel
England. Will lecture November 2l ~
assembly hall. Ills subject will bo Z
Point of View" The lecture Will be
under the direction OF Rabbi Ch
Freund.
THE MOVING PICTURE mad
broken recently while II. a. Kelly, p
dent OF the Los Angeles Motion F1s
company. was talCing pictures ior
film, "One Hundred Years OF Nort
ISM is again in order and tho pacI
taking win be started again today
THE PROGRESSIVE party voters.
terday afternoon filed with the seer
of state q petition containing tha "a
of candidates for office In the TniSo
cinl district The petition was signe
l44 voters. forty-four more than the
requirement.
SUIT WAS filed yesterday In the 3
district court by Fl. L. A. Gunner skl
Edna u. and James 3. Simpson foF
collection of n promissory note for
and the foreclosure OF mortgage
In security on part OF lot l, piocz
plat G..
JUDGE r. c. LooFeoURoW, "
criminal division of the Third Oh
court. yesterday sentenced r.. NJ.
convicted last Tuesday OF grand larS
10 serve q term Of one year In tns
prison.
THE MAJORITY OF the city, 60
and state offices in the city ana 70
building were closed yesterday ID oru,
give the employees m opportunity y
tending the state fair.
"RELIGloN OF the Twentieth
tury' will be the topic OF discouf9
Rabbi Charles ]. Freund at TemPIe =
Israel this evening at s O'Clock.
a MEETING OF the capitol com,
sion wag held Yesterday afternoon
rontine business was transacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN SHORTELLE CASE

Arguments III the case OF Frank
Shortclle, charged with bribery Of mem
bers OF the police department and ar.
rested at the time Of the sensational
charges made by the police against At
torney Willard Hanson, were made be-
fore Justice l.. w, Harris yesterday by
Assistant County Attorney G.. M. Morris
for the state, and Attorney Soren X.
Christensen for the defense. The case
was continued, as Judgment cannot
be rendered until the defendant is
present.
Shortelle. who is out on $500 bail,
is said to have gone to San Jose, Cal.
TO appear for trial on charge pend
ing against him there He is said TO
have been out on bonds from there at
the time of his arrest here.
THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap. forceful, reliable. Thousands
read them every day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
SUGGESTS CAMPAIGN
FOR EARLY SHOPPING

The women Of Salt Lake, says de-
partment store manager, are getting IL
the habit Of shopping all at once. They
all seem to arrive between 4 and 6
o 'clock, he says, taxing the store to its
utmost to give good service at these
hours. They make a rush for the store
after the matinee and demand quick
service and prompt delivery of their
goods.
"Thev then rush to the street cars
and crowd the tired workers out Of
seats at time when these folk must
use the ears. How much better if they
would shop in the morning and have
their goods delivered the same day,
getting better service and attention, y
added the manager, "Tbe club women
would do well to take this up
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
PROMPT ELECTION
RETURNS DEs||
County Clerks Throug]
State Face Problem of /
pediting Tabulation.
JUDGES ARE DILAT(
Under Law, No Delay Is
nlitted Until Official Cou
! Is Complete.
JUDGES ARE DILATC

The task Of securing the eleetIo@
turns as early as possible this ye4
order that IN accurate compilation
be made early, is ono that is air
enlisting the attention of the 81
clerks Of the state. All county a
who comply with the election Iay
the state will keep their officex
to receive returns from the time
polls close on election day until F
the returns are in. The clerks wi]|
only receive the returns, but will
them on file for public inspection
Delays Customary.
In past years 'there has been
siderable difficulty in securing
rate returns because Judges Of sci
have disregarded the law, which h
cific. The law provides that wher
votes of an election district haya
counted, the official returns o{
election in the district shall be +
and sent to the county clerk, an
porvjdes further that the nudge
election shall in another enveloue
close copy of the total numbe
votes received by each candidate \
name is on the official ballot, tia
to be placed on file in the office d
county clerk for public inspection
If the law is strictly Complied
by county clerks and Judges OF ele<
there will be no difficulty In lea,
the returns almost as soon as the
has been completed. It has been
gested that the pay of those ludees
fail to comply with the Inv be forfl
which would probably have the {
of inducing the Judges to make cs
note of the requirements of the
and to comply strictly with them
No Closing Hours. p
In Salt Lake county arran gar
will be made to receive electio,
turns all night following the ele,
and the judges of election will be ,
TO make their returns with all DO,
haste. The returns will be com
as fast as they arc received, so Il
will be possible to detern1ine
rately the result in Salt Lake Ct
within a reasonably short time
the polls are closed. RI county
throughout the state should follo1
example of Salt Lake county, it s
be possible TO determine reasol
early the trend Of the election thr
out the state. Telephone commu
tion to places remote from county
will aid In learning the results in
districts on the important Offices
The election in Utah this year ID
sidered likely to be close one,
unless arrangements are made earl
the prompt reporting Of returns \
county clerks, il is possible that
will be difficulty in determining
the state has gone without dreary
for tardv districts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Disposal of Garbage.

1nclnera ton was the best method
agreed upon for the disposal Of gar
bage. Reduction works were not con-
sidered advisable on account of the
general unsanitary conditions pro-
duced by the stencil Of such g. plant.
II incineration on account Of cost is
imprecticable the Consensus OF opin
lon was that the garbage should be
dumped and buried in some OF the
more remote sections Of the town.
This latter is what we are trying 10
do In Salt Lake,
Taken altogether the trip repre-
sentcd time well spent. ] visited Chi
cago, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, besides attending the
Washington sessions. In all OF the
cities ] made inyestiga tlons of condi-
tions that confront us In Salt Lake.
And aftor all / am forced to the con-
clusion that In most Instances Salt
Lake is, TO say the least. as we'll Off
ms any and In the other cases we
have started on the right road.