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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Banks Must Encourage the
Great Building Industry.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars of Hammond money
have gone Gary East Chicago and other outside loans
because they could not be placed here. 90 per
Hammond loan safer proposition than so per cent
Gary loan and Hammond nanoiers know this to be true
TO DISCOURAGE HAMMOND BUILDING AND THEN
LOAN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON
BUILDINGS IN GARY DEPRlVES THIS CITY OF THE
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT DUE TO
ITS FINANCIAL STRENGTH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

Advertise in Inc Tines and s6-
veitise again. Results come VIZ
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Ignore the High
Cost Bogey.

There is every indication that the high DOGGY will
be ignored BY builder and buyer. THE LOCAL DEMAND
FOR HOUSING WILL NOT BE DENIED, NO MATTER
WHAT THE COST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

The Silent A. z. basketball quintet
the same organization that always pur
UP a fast and snappy eridiron battle
is billed to play tn eGary Independ-
ents al the Frobel gy mon Wednesday
evening and those wishing to witness
an interesting game had not better
fail to put this date down on their cal
ender
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

The eitye amateur wrestler- nsve
been invited u he present At the ~
gym this evening where George NJ
Pinneo. athletic director, viii super
wise their first workout. preparatory
to taking part in the nationa land sec
tionaI tournaments TO be held in Gary
snd other cities this spring The Pin
neo team win be made UP OF some
fifty vrestlers md a. there is a short
axe Of talent he asks that all those
having some knowledge OF the game to
make z neffort to be present az the
gym this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

II any one thinks that Judge Green
valid j. nct a "volley bali enthusiast
just let them start something The
Judge ca nplay the game just IS good
he can lay down re rules and reg
ulstions governing the popular >p...t
and we'll vouch for both
Why its the only game in the world
for the tired. run down business man
said the Judge ST the Booster banquet
a the y gym last night Why just
look at Pontius Heintz and Eggebers
there I used to be bulky and fat just
like they are. a year ago and look At
me now. proudly swelling out his
chest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

one might think that ~1iEEie Nil
ler had the spring fever and accord
ing 10 his brethren at the Gary police
station he has every reason 20 feel
that way How would YOU like @ be
getting ready TO take the Cub special
the later part OF this month and spend
the next six weeks at the cub train
ing par kin the warm climes OF Los
Angeles. This is what "ziegie" has
in store for him and no wonder the
soles OF his feet are starting 10 burn.
Since the Cub scout master grabbed
"Ziggie" OF he has also received q
long string Of offers. that promises
him swell little summer outing With
a numbe rof other clubs.
As the tournament is drawing TO a
Gloss interest is increasing in the
Jmpleby pocket billiard championship
games. This evening at O'Clock,
Lehman IS scheduled 10 meet Fey in
what Is expected TO be a close match
4 they pair play any ways near the
form they have been playing in the
past.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

J. u. Kcnealy. who is attempting To
organize soccer league It'll Lake coun-
~. has issued another call to the SOC
Ger players OF the region ard invites
them 70 be present al a meeting which
is 70 be held at the Emerson school
this evening. The winner Of the league
is to be awarded the Kenealy Trophy.
a beautiful SIS silver loving cup. which
viii soon be on display in a Broadway
sporting goods store window
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10

Tony Bokish and Louis Peresntis the
two rival grapplers have as yet ~
get together in Their proposed finish
match. Yesterday Pergantis said he
would come down to Bokish's weight
Of 100 pounds and told his mana ger to
get busy and stage the match. All
right Tony. what DO YOU say.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Everybody Should Encourage
House Construction.

IF Hammond could build 900 houses in 1920 there
would be added to the population Of the city 5000
single year. THINK WHAT THIS MEANS.
l. Every Subdivided Lot in Hammond south of the
would be improved.
2 Every merchant would have 1000 more families to
feed and clothe.
g. Building Material Men. Hardware Merchants Timers
and Plumbers would be busy.
T. Every Building Iradesman would be assured OF I'm
interrupted Work at High Wages.
s. Banks and Building and Loan Associations would have
Local Market for Money
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
MAIN OFFICE

Grand total. 2545.
Team average. s4S f-e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-10
Building Records

y PERMANENT additions to the population Of Hammond will
DIVIDING THE HOUSING take of workers. Factories may be
but the workers live elsewhere spend their wages South Chicago
and Hyde Park the benefits from this industrial development will be
The herald., 1920-09-02
CHARTER.

mortgage, hypothecate or pledge proper
ty, both real and personal. IL snail nave
power 10 establish branches IN the State
of louisiana and elsewhere.
ARTICLE VIII.-The names ana post
office addresses of the subscribers or these
Articles of Incorporation, and the number
of shares in the corporation which each
of them agrees to take, are as follows
Here follows names of subscribers ana
amount of stock subscribed.)
ARTICLE IN.-No stakeholder shall be
liable or responsible for the contracts.
faults or debts of said corporation. nor
shall any infOrmality in its organization
have the effect of rendering TINS corpora
ton null or exposing a stakeholder to any
liability. beyond the unpaid balance Of his
subscription TO the stock Of this corpora
ton.
Thus done and signed ut my office In
COyingtOn, on the day. month and year
first above written, in the presence OF I.
Sandoyal and Sadie \. i.aJChe, competent
Witnesses who have signed the sam" win
said appearerS and me, Notary, after read
ing of the whole.
\ X. Tranga and OChcrs.
Witnesses: e. S&HGOyai. Sadie y. Lar'hc.
BENJ. NJ. MILLER, Notary Public.
I certify the above and foregoing IL b" q
true copy of the ARTICLES of incorporate on
of Eulfport Fruit X Steamship Company
Incorporated. recorded in the otfic" of the
rtrcurder of Mortgages for the Parish OF
Orleans, Louisiana, in Charter Eook, page
-.
BENZ. NJ. MILLER, Notary Public.
Aug l2-Sept. 10.
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CHARTER.
II THE
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.


M 121 $50 division B.. Docket 5.-Jos-
eph Schilkoffskey, Ellie ii. Schllho I.n.,S
and Nose l.. Schilkoffskey, versus Cha nn
Ter c. Gutenberg, District ATTORNEY al
ish OF Orleans.
rbis c,use came on this day to be heard
and was submitted to the court Tor al
resent sent Daniel Vending, attorney Tor
nrtitioners; Chandler c. Luzehoers' us
trirt attorney for defendant. 49,,
Wien after hearing the pleading ana
49,, a,.idance the court Oefng satisfied that
tho plaiutiffs are entitled 10 the Eellel
nravcd for for the reasons oraliy assn ,
II Is ordered, adjudged and decreed 'na'
tGera he Judgment herein in favor OF pc
i., and against the defendant
Granting the change OF names neslreu; anu
srcordipclv that the name OF peti'loneI,
Joseph Schilkoffskey be ana II ~ NJ
berebv changed and he shan hereaIltl ~
no rccognized as Joseph Schill; that the
so,lo nf Ellie Ii. Schilkoffskey be ana
a. "a nov hereby changed and he shali pe
% r.cnypized as Ellie ii. SchlIl anu lha'
tho name of Nose l.. SchilkottsAey, ~
tioner be and It is now hereby C1ahE '
"a no shall be so recognized as MaurlCe
1uu SnhtrI which names snail be the true
ma lawful names OF the said peuuoneis
after the publication of tins Juugnient III
some newspaper in the parish OL vi :. a.
Tor fifteen days: and accordingly II -
that the Hdlu
eIi' judgement TO be published for the
1" of fifteen days in newspaper pup,
nsbcd in the parish Of Orleans at the
n lasts Of petitioners. and that they pay
the cost Of these proceedings. Judgnle en-
.asd and rendered in open court inns 4tI
a., of Nav. 1920. Judgment read ana
siGreS in omen court. this MAY 4. l92O
1Sirned) FRED J. KING, Judge.
A true copy. ~ ,,,o-h
F. Greishaber, Deputy Clerk
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CHARTER.

conpensation. and to whom one year shall
be granted for the liquidation OF tne az
fairs of the corporation. In case ot tHs
death or disability OF any one Oh saIu
Iiquidating commissioners, the SURVIVORS OF
the remaining commissioners shal appoint
and select a successor TO him
ARTICLE IX.-No stockholder OF 'hlS
cornoration shall ever be held liable Tor
rho contracts Indebtedness or faults there
of in any further sum than the unpaid oal.
ance due the corporation on the snaTss vi
stock subscribed for by him. nor SHAH an!
informalitieS in organization have the Ell
feet OF rendering this charter null or -
posing a shareholder to any llabllitE pt
vond the amount of the unpaid paIahc'
due on his stock. .,,,.,
ARTICLE X-The names and postofflce
addresses of the subscribers of these arti-
cIes of Incorporation and statement OF
the number of shares of stock which each
agrees to take in this corporation are a.
follows: Alfred &. Deiler. l4't Magazd ,ns
street. City, : shares: John FuchS, -Oe
Cardy 81 rect Tampa. Fla. 5 shares Gus
taye l.. Klein. 500 Perrier street. city.
shares: GUY l.. Leefe, 2Ol :. Pierce street
city. s shares. ..
Thus done and passed NJ my office: III
this city. on the day. month and year flrs'
above written, in the presence OF Anne
Made NJ Soniat and Roger Arnauld, com
prtent witnesses. residing In TINS city
who have hereuntO signed their names
with appeareTs and me, Notary AFTER uu'
reading of the whole.
COriginaI signedD John Fuchs, shares
A. &. peiIer. s shares; q. l.. Klein,
shares: Guy l.. Leefe. shares
Witnesses. 4. NJ SOniat, Roger Ar.
nauld. .o>.rr ~. Dab
/ the undersigned Recorder OF Mort
cages. in and for the Parish Of orleans.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act Of incorpora-
tion of the Creme Chemical Manufacturers
Co, Inc. was this day duly recorded III
NV office in Book 1912. Folio az.
New Orleans August 9TH. 1870
(Si-noIl EMILE J. LEONARD. ID. Il. VI
tie undersigned Notary. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing u q
,rr,,' aud correct copy Of the original act
of record IL my offi"r.
In faith whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the impress Of my oftl-
cial seal This 10th day Of August, I"Tu.
NJ. &. SONIAT. Not. Pub.
(SPalO
Aug. L. Sept Is.
The herald., 1920-09-02
CHARTER

lyn NJ NOb>i,r an NJ,
m, an M i'TNt Board Of '4 ans a,S
~. ',''u otilce untIi >, "'rerss
.,,,.,.,'.'.-," ,HS Isi, 1921 or me seO,.
ON Nh. ,..o "'i' ~ 9' elected and na u,
,., ',1"' Monday in A.. GlslitS
directors Shall he 'TH''iIif' an siectiSo, "
TIA" corporation gfto- ~ the off h
been given 10 an SOL t notices SHAH Y
least ten day, urfor 'd"rS BY n,SSc,
elections -tOpkhGId.rs 'IrtO I,~t
ON" vote for .1rh So. shall be an.
IN hl, nam" on the books Of S' ,Sk stsns's.
IN ease Oh vacancy on tho p o coHpssSr
I'''''N or Officers. II Shall h
'n' ''".. ming directors from Luet i
"'Auu'H'rS, Tor the rrmaindsahong X
I'''' "' 20" Director or OFF, Of !,
'''E j. s." lli.'d. ia
ARTICLE II. tn. as,.
,uruUrtfiuu shall ,nr.f., '.Ii'ers o. 4,
Secretary and Treasnrcr % P,elsSS
Directors r.., IL, The Bos,sS
a." "iii"" OF \0." President ''TIUh, a.s
OF secretary and Treasurer ,,iue otts
h- same person. I'ntiI ~ De
N'hI"F "i August. 1921. or me sem
successors ar" elected. Mr.. Jacouin.ul H,,
~, @tdl Co.," lig>ld'ut and NJ. Va
.N's'oN4,H sL.I %" Secretary ana 'Sans
-, 100 ' 'ul Monday 4, Atil
III. immediately after the e 40 !A,aslr
i'ii'' i"T~. ana annually therea,,aoa Y
meeting sim -, yea at such a,,.
r,.r,t'.'r o.. n-..'i. from Their "a
,Tr..1.,rr.- '"' ana Secretarv w
,.,-,..,
Ak y IL VII. Two members =,
ho'rH "i directors shan cons,;,uo. I,
quorum TOT IN" transaction of sn't
Iy.Is,,s tns aSIon may adopt a cOs. y, ],
AZ int dioc,,,Ion Ut change the n.
-,
AK II Ii VIII. This charter
aih'hu"h 10 aH particulars as ne!
u ~ ~" anu III t.r orporaton may b. Il
,i.ioTy -, n, rs WIN the legal y,
., ,oIrpte-r ii,.,;i,::t' IN the even, ].
'IalI IL, 60, ,t ron, the stOckhos..
90. NJ .Ea1I number, two lor.
r,oy,.r "a ..t,l.t 20 fesled with m
Of lis ASSETS and n,rHi ia,rS oy the q,
TO-, ~ anu payment OF its OIL,
.,,.r,,y.,
Hh ~ In IN, NO stockholder sssp
,mt ,"'I ,i..i'i or Of It's Otfics,. y
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CHARTER.

shares preferred stock; Will ii. Douglas.
shares preferred stock; G.. x. baldwin.
shares preferred stock, :. Brook Dickson,
, shares preferred stock; Numa {. Hero.
I2l3 Third street, $50 shares common
stock.
CHARLES SCHNEIDAT.
tSeaIJ Notary Public.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans.
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mortgage
for the Parish of Orleans, do hereby Ger
tify that the foregoing act Of iuCOrpOrI-
ton of "Pi Finne Feed CO.. Incorporated, 20
was this day duly recorded ia my Offir"
in Book l242, Folio -. New Orleans,
La. August -. 1879. Recorder Of Mort
cages Parish of Orleans.
y true copy.
CHARLES SCHNEIDAT.
Notary Public.
Aug. - Sept 10.
The herald., 1920-09-02
CIIiRTEK


DEIYERLESS CARS. INCORPORATED.
uit'd States of America, state OF Lou
i>iana, Parish of Orleans. city of New
Orleans. BE II known, That on this
twelfth day of August. nineteen hundred
and twenty. before me. Alexis Brian.
/ Notary public in and for the Parish of
Orleans. State Of Louisiana. personally
came and appeared the persons whose
. names are h"rrunto subscribed. who de-
. clar"d to me. Notary. in prcs"nc" of the
subscribing witnesses. that they desired
TO organize themselves and such other
persons as may hereafter join with them
and their successors, into a corporation
under Louisiana laws. and that they ac-
cordinEly adopt the following aN their
act of Incorporation, tO-wit:
ARTICLE l.-Thr name OF this corpor
alton shall be the "DEINERLESS CARS.
INCORPORATED" II shall exist for
ninety nine years from this date. unless
sooner dissolved. Its domicile shall he
in New Orleans. Louisiana, where all legal
process shall be served on il through it,
President. or in his absence, through it,
ARTICLE U.-Said corporation may
have. hold lease, purchase. sell. mortgage
or pledge property of any kind. IL may
borrow or lend money upon security and
endorse for other persons or corpora
tiOnS, il may sue and be sued and may
have and use corporate seal II may
hay" all such other rights and powers aS
now or may hereafter b" enjoyed by sim
} liar corporations organized under the
I laws of this State.
ARTICLE III.-Thc objects and pur-
/ poses for which this corporation is organ
/ lied and the nature of the business to
/ be- carried on by il are hereby declared
/ To he: To engage in the auto livery
. business; to let and hire automobiles
/ to the public; TO buy. sell and trade ia
; automobiles and their accessories; and
/ generally To do any and all things that
I may be- necessary or convenient to the
/ carrying out of these purposes.
ARTICLE IN.-The capital stock of this
/ corporation il hereby fixed at five thou
I sand dollars tSI.WO.UOt. divided into. and
/ represented by fifty shares of the par
. value OF one hundred dollars (SlOOl each.
! Said capital may be increased TO may
/ imum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
: The subscriptions set opposite the names
! Of the subscribers hereto show that fit!
| per cent. of said capital has been sub
/ Scribed to: and said subscribers have
/ paid one-half of the amount of their
/ respective subscriptions by the transfer
/ and delivery to this corporation of auto
/ mobiles which are accepted by the Board
/ of Directors at the following valuations.
/ (the balance being paid in cash. furni-
/ ture ctc.D, tOwit:
. FOnr Ford fivc-passenger autOmO-
bileS. Motor Nos. 3>I3I49.
3~N4G76. 3NSJ1OJ. and 3StN63O. to-
gethcr with attachments and APP
purt,nances. valued (uet at. .Sl2I9. -
Office fixtures and stationery. IS. -
Cash ......-.-.......... llJV'So
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ASfdll
.aug. IL Sept. Is.
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$500. 90
ARTICLE V.-The business and affairs
of this corporation shall be managed and
conducted by Board of Directors con
sisting of three stockholders. Jacques
MOSsler. Samuel MOScOyitZ and Mrs. Eve
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15
PROFITEERING IN
 SUGAR ...

The officers and directorate of the Utah Sugar and Refining Company have been arrested on warrants charg- ing them with profiteering in sugar. The investigator for the department of justice found 177,0O0 one hundred pound bags of sugar in the warehous- es of the company that had cost ap- proximately 1-4c per pound, which he company was putting on the mar ket at 23c. ...... ...
 Other investigators of the depart ment found carload of sugar in the railroad yards of one of the eastern railroad companies that had been standing on the tracks for six months without unloading. The contents of the car had been sold 200 times at constantly advancing figures.
 It is too bad that men who are hoarding foodstuffs and profiteering in them while the country is in want cannot be treated rougher than the laws of the land contemplate. The department of justice has asked Con- gress for more drastic law, such as confiscation of the hoarded foodstuffs and the sentencing of the hoarders to long terms in prison as penalty for their unlawful acts.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15

wealths of the nation. It would greatly relieve the railroads by fur nishing roadway for both passenger and freight traffic." ... .
 Senator Miles Poindexter: Good roads construction retarded by the war should now be pushed vigorously and nothing should be permitted to interfere with the expansion and de- velopment of these important arteries of transportation and trade, which at the immediate moment can serve to materially reduce the high living costs by facilitating the movement of food stuffs from the farm to the table. I favor an extensive system of national roads, built by the Federal Govern ment, located with view to military defense as we'll as civil and conner cial use and co-ordinated with exist ing highways so as to form a national as we'll as local system" .
 Governor James M. Cox: "The es- tablishment and maintenance of a good road system throughout the country is as essential to the life of the nation as proper circulation of blood is essential to the life of an individual. With a perfect highway system there can be no stagnation of transportation at any time. Normal needs promptly and properly met will prevent perplexingly and costly emer- gencies."
 Senator Hiram Johnson: "We have had great object lesson of the value of good roads in the paved highways of my own state of California. They have been a great factor in the devel- opment of the state, opening up regions which hitherto were inaccessi- ble and adding tot the prosperity of all. The improvement of the high
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15
HIGH WATER IN COLORADO
 TO REACH YUMA MAY z

Phoenix, Ariz., May 11-Sixty-two thousand fee ,otf water in the Colo rado river will reach Yuma May g, according to advices from the weather bureau forecaster at Denver, Colo. The high water will be caused by melting snows on the water shed. The figure given does not represent the high mark, the message said, adding that the water stage would be even higher after May 22, but that tho peak had not yet been figured out.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15

"Some men," said Uncle Eben, put in deir lives kickin' at nothin'. Oars dis much to be said foh de mule: If he's interested enough to kick, he's willin' to go to de trouble of takin' ."-Washington Star.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15

ways of the nation undoubtedly will
 be of great economic value to the country as whole, relieving the con-
 gestion which now exists on other transportation facilities and making distribution of the nations commodi- ties easier and cheaper. The good roads movemnets meets with my warmest approval" 1-. IT,.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15
A COlored View

Sam-Dey say dat de parrot am one Q de longest lived birds dere is. Rastus-Ah 'specks de reason fo' dat am, he ain't no good to eat.-Bos- ton Transcript. .># s.~. ...
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-06-09
RAILROAD AND
COAL MEN TALK
TRACK PROBLEMS
Meeting Held Under Auspices of
Board of Railroad Commits
sioners Last Two Days !
CONSIDER SIX QUESTIONS

d, A two-day conference between rep
resentatives of railroads and coal op-
orators on the subject of spur track
construction and operation opened
here today under the auspices of the
board of railroad commissioners.
The subject of spur track conncc-
tions has caused great deal of trou-
BILE inthe state OF North Dakota in the
last two years, especially while con-
struction was held up during the per-
iod of government control of the rail
roads. The problems considered at
the conference here are:
l. Physical connection Of spur
track with railroad.
2. Amount or part Of the construc-
ton to be assumed by the railroad
company and the amount or parts by
the coal operators.
g. The assistance furnished by rail-
road company in actual. construction
of spur track. tf4
4. Operation, whether under lease
or otherwise. ~'"'..'f'''" co..
5. Basis for remuneration.
6. Method of procedure and nature
Of application, together with data re-
quired to be submitted by coal oper-
ator in making an application for a
spur track
c. F. Dupois, Of the commission, has
been appointed chairman committee
on service of public utility companies
named by President Shaw of the ma
tional association of railway and util-
tiles commissioners, it is announced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-06-09
SIX DEAD, 100 ARE INJURED IN
STORM WHICH STRUCK PARTS0 OF
NORTH DAKOTA AND MINNESOTA
Cyconc Wind Sweeps Northern Pacific Passenger Train
Railroad Track, and Fire Follows; Farm Houses
Demolished in Storm

Fargo N d. June 9-The wind, rain and electrical storm
which started the northern part of North Dakota yesterday
and spread of 200 miles caused immense damage
Deaths reported here this afternoon total six Spenberg
of River Falls killed by lightnng William Nokmer
killed whea barn collapsed and his mother died of injuries
ceved at the time William Roeder farmer living
Gardner N D. Mrs R. NJ Winkle living Grey Eagle killed
by falling tree and farmer named Esom Grey Eagle
More than 100 persons were injured.
At Fergus Falls, Mimi, William Nokmer II, killed and
his father and sister injured the that swept northwestern
Minnesota An elevator at FRENCH Mnn demolished and
buildings blown down in other localities.
William Roeder q years Old farmer Gardner Cass coun
N North Dakota was badly crushed when his home de-
sroyed by the wind that he died within Is minutes after being
taken into local hospital last night
TWentysx injured several Of them seriously
when Northern Pacific No. 1885, carrying passengers
blown into the ditch and burned mile north of Ever
de Is miles from Breckenridge Mnn The coaches caught fire
after the train blown into the ditch Members Of the
and many of the did heroic work escung
and children and other injured passengers