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to bo found there. Anything
lost or found Is always adver
tlscd In Tho Times.
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1913 EVENING EDITION. 6 PAGES.
& Consolidation of Time, Const Mnll
Mid Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 172
OL. AAA !, Tlio Const Mull.
mm
llUT PORTLAND IK
NOICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY
L.nmnintivns nf Ten of the
rurgest Produce Commis-
!... tIhimp n nrnn runt.
SlUll riimo " ""
URGED WITH COMBINE
i RES I MAIN l ur mHuc
Libers of Produce Merch
ants' Associauuii in
Serious Trouble.
0f AuihUlf.1 lf " Co" IU' Tlli.l
POHTLAND, run. -'
enig wore loturned liero todny by
ic federal grnnd Jury ngnliist rep
'sontatlvcH of ton of tli Inrgcst
oiluce niid eoiUlltlHHlon iiicrciiiiiun
.1.1. ,.iti' 'I hnv ii ro churned
llth forming n eomblnntlon In ro
Iralnt of trade nnd with u con-
blracy to t-nlii 1110 bo-cuim.hi iuuv
Icntlrnt pimluee inorchniitH through
i, nrcnnlziilloii Known nH tho Pro-
luce MerolwiiitH AHHorlntlon of
Portland. Those indicted nro.
I v ii 1'iiL'f. I.. A. Iliunford ami
1. N Dlllej of Page & Son.
Urn I.cvy nnil Jonn uoiu or uen
Ley & Co.
I M. YV Caldwell of Pacific Fruit
nil Produce Co.
rimotliv Pearson or rcarmm,
law & C
I John A lli'H nnd W. A. Mnns-
Icld of Hell A Co.
W II Dryer of Dryer, Iiollani
Co,
II. II, McKwen of McKwen &
Baskcy
.Mark I.ev of .MiirK i.ovy .v 1:0.
Cliarloj K l.v.o and 12. I). I.ovy
If Levy k Splpgl.
v. II, liinrxo or w. ii. uinruo
Tin. I ml li-i mi'ii t rliiifL'CH that the
fociation wns formed to eliminate
ompctltlou nnd also clinrgos thnt
y refusing to Hell in Iohh thmi enr--i.i
il IiiIr mill nl nilvimcnil nrlro, lo
oncerns which refused to enter tho
omblnatinn Riphu were hnuiporod
then not actually forced to rotlro
rom business.
A W NEWS
OF COOS BAY
WOMEN IE OF
L SENTENCE
W
Bradford Wheeler Says Work
viii aoon oe underway;
many wiki Humors.
Ill A .1 fnk. 1 UPt. .1 m .
omiiuiu uhccmt or mo con
Hructlqii department or tho South
ern Pfll-tfln rmil n.i.ln..u..n.l
- . ..lw ,, tiuiK-iniiiifii , uy uii
looj Hay as tho Hpcclm icproson-
lal h'n nr flilof l.' ii' i i..
... .. ....! iihiiii.-ui iiiiuii, in
going over the situation hero prot-
' ""NKiiij no uid not euro
o Klve out nin Intorvlow boyond
. .v,.n, , llo hu;01 inl
ine work on tlilH end Imd boon or
dered nn.i n,. .......i ..
--- -..m ...,. iiviiiiu I'unHiriieiion
flOrk wnnl.l i.n i - in....
.. j v uimvr wny willllll
ten dayg, '
Mnm ..... ...
fn;V '..' . "UIH """ "'orios or rnll
?riia.c,,.vlt' "' fln!,t- Somobody
h e,C.'l n b,0y "otordny thnt
bnv a ..:.' 1,' .' l" .",,B '"K t?
Vik '"'"" ,,H,,L 0I wny inroiigit
7'tail "IipiiiI n lnrgo Hum
fi" taa., : "n,L'...W today
out fn,i .' "" l,a"'"ieiy wit i-
S0UthPrn,IntlO1,l. !, 8nl'1 tllnt "'0
southern 1'aelflc 1ms tho necessary
I ioihinJSy thro"Bh North "
Son It lnR y romnrkod that tho
fihh" I,nclf,c ,,n,, H 0.000.000
field, ' uirongit .Mnrsn-
thewn!?",1' ,B.al,, "int yeslorday
of wav In v,0"1B ovo'- th0 rlKht
at til" Nuorll1I,e'l o dotormlno
the ho 1 "'i''1 ,l0 w,t" 8010 or
Property i??a ''""'""S8 tUo
to ettl n1'1 ll0y ln,sht l0'
ed I by nP ,1l,0llno'o formerly
moved away. rUo nnd lmvo Jt
""atSLre,po.rt.e.d ,hat ,uoro rl'
t would Vol h0 8orn Pncl
uter ach ,lero the Dreak-
There hnv10"""0" Uh
10 the iitSitinbeen n? developments
tloni iaK,n B0 far "8 t,l e
PaclfirliJeee the Southern
,r eoncern., Ter'lftl Railway
kimS' 80 fnr na could bo
'? "fort woul,i "id U that l,0S8lly
lbe "common ..b0..mnd0 t0 nmend
Claim i:L.fra.nPl'lBO, which mnnv
Possibility o, ,?J , In view of the
lDan8lng ownll . ,Toi'mll railway
,uuu'd be maiio c " U80r clause
. Some ?.ade iib nnd dofin
Marshfioir V suggosted that tim
5?me commny rou,lc11 sort tho
Imlna,mfa0""sr clause I,, tho
BeBt lB ed S Vhat,th0 Bovorn
"ea ln the wage permit.
rWAESOYiTrSSY"' FRES"
U'ED. F,S?Ens JUST HE-
KlUoW.73rilONB
Suffratjettcs Are Paying Fines
in London Miss Pank-
hurst Sentenced.
Illr AtoclpJ rtttt lo Cool nJ TlmM.l
I.O.N' DON, Fob. n. MIhh Sylvia
Pnnkhurst, siiffrngetto lender, was
sentenced to two weokH Imialson
ment or a fine of $10 at tho How
stioot police court today. The same
punishment was meted out to ID
other women who participated 'In a
raid on the Houho of CoiumoiiH with
"General" Mih, Drunimond, .January
8. Ah MIsh Pankhurst was led away
hIio shouted : 1 shall not servo
thin sentence." This probably was
correct iih tho IcatlorH of tho mili
tants hnvo become tired of Jail and
their flues are now Invariably paid
by Homo third party.
TRY .IACIC .KUIXSOX.
Xegro PiikIINCh ( iw In Set for
I'Vlii'iiary U5.
(11 Aii(KUIrI I'n-n tu Coot IXtf TlniM.)
CIIICAOO, Fob. B. Tho trial of
.lack Johnson was yet today for
February 2fi.
JUDGE DALL IS
E
Judge Bean Decides Against
Christian Herrmann
in Suit.
The decision of the Pnlted States
District court at Portland in tlio
easo of Christian Herrmann vs.
.In (I go John F. Hall. Henry Sengs
tuckcii, et al, Involving about 2 10
iicich of property at IJastsldo, wbh
received hero this morning. Tho
decision Is n complete, victory for
tho Coos Hay men, Judgo llenn rul
ing agnlust nermann on practically
every point and ordering tho suit
dismissed.
Tho ciibo caused much commont
on tho Hay on account of Herr
mann charging fraud In tho salo of
tho property. Judge Hall was at
torney forr.Ms. Herrmann, who was
administrator of the estate of her
first husband, John Norman. Wlillo
ho wns In Germany and soon after
hIio married Christian Herrmann, ho
represented her In sales of proper
ty, .Among tho sales was that of tho
Knstsldo trnct to Henry Sengstnck
on, Ron Smith and others. After
tho lnttor had bought It-. Herbort
Rogors dropped out of tho syndi
cate, and Judgo Hall took part of
Rogers' subscription.
Later Mrs. Horrmnnn dlod nnd
Hornmnn married n second time.
I In nnil Ills wlfn cnnio to tho IlaV
nnd then ho discovered thnt tho
property hntl greatly enhanced in
vnluo. Ho then began suit to nul
lify tho salo on tho ground that
Hall had nor represented thorn prop
orly, but Judgo noan holds that
Hall did not do any wrong.
Tho decision clears up tho title
to tho Knstsldo property, much of
which has been sold In lots.
Decision In Case.
Tho full toxt of tho decision Is
na fnllmvn
In tho District Court of tho United
States for tho District oi uregon.
Christian Herrmann, complainant,
vs. John F. Hall, ot nl, defendants.
Robert J. Upton, Henry St. Ray
nor and C. I. Relgard, attorneys for
complainant, and C. R. Peck and
C. A. Sohluredo, attorneys for de
fondants. R. S. Ilean, D. J.
(Memorandum Opinion.)
There Is nothing In the record
to support tho chargo of actual
fraud mndo In tho bill. On tho
contrary, tho facts clearly show
iint ttin cniA nf tlio iirooortv In
controversy by Hall, as attorney In
fact for Mrs. Herrmann, wub umui
od Into by all tho parties connect
ed therewith In tho utmost good
faith. It was made for 1400 more
tlinn Mm nrlrn fixed bv Mrs. Horr-
mnnn and for Its full market value
at tho time. Several witnesses or
the complainant testified that Its
mnrlfot vnlno lit tho tllllO Of WO
sale was In excess of the amount
pnld therefor by tho doronuanis,
and whllo I think these witnesses
Intended to testify to what thoy
believed to bo tho fact, I am con
strained, ln view of tho other tes
timony, to concludo that they were
nitolnlAn In thn YWir and had r6f-
nroncn tri real estato values In 1900
WSSWWNS
MUSI PAY BACK MONEY IE STOLE
Judge Hall Paroles Phil Len
non of North Bend and Pro
vides for Reform Gives
Him Good Advice.
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILH, Ore., Feb. 5. Judge
John F. Hall In juvenile court hero
yesterday granted a potltlon for tho
parolo of Phil I.onnon, tho sixteen
year old son of Mr and Mrs. John
Lonnon of North Hon, who was
found guilty of aiding in tho robbery
of tho North Ilend Nows Company.
I.cnnon hnd been proviously senten
ced to an Indeterminate term in tho
state reform school, but sentence
was suspended pending tho trial of
Clint Alters, tho pal.
In granting the parole, Judge Hall
mndo It condition on Lcnnon'a good
behnvlor. Ho gnvo him a good talk
ing to In tho nature of fatherly ad
vice. Ho told him that ho must go
to work at onco and that bo would
have to pay Allen about $150.
Judgo Hall told him that ho would
hnvo to apply one-half of his sal
ary each month on this account. Ho
also told I.cnnon that ho must keep
away from billiard, pool nnd card
rooms and must keep good company
nnd Hhun ovll companions.
Tho parole may bo revoked at any
tlmo In enso Lcnnon does not llvo up
to lis provisions.
M
(Continued on Pago Six.)
IS CUT TODAY
Over $6,000,000 Divided
Among Stockholders of
Trust; Like Standard.
(Ur AMorltlril TrrM to Cool IX) Tlmci.)
NHW YORK, Feb. 5. More thnn
$0,000,000 will be distributed
among the holders of tho common
stock of tho American Tobacco Co.,
from a IC per cent extra dividend
declared today. Like the $-10,000,-000
"melon" divided last week by
tho Standard Oil Co., tho extra div
idend results from tho supremo
court' decree dissolving tho old cor
poration nnd represents tho sale of
treasury securities in conformity
with tho decrco.
FARRELL HELD
TO
0
'
DEATH NATURAL
Physicians Find That He Died
of Bright's Disease No
Inquest Necessary.
Thnt Chas. Foster, who wbh
found unconscious and dying in
tho houso of Hazel Cameron on
North Front streot, Inst Friday,
died from natural causes, Is tho re
port of two physicians who per
formed autopsies on the decensed.
Tho reports wore mndo by Dr. K.
MlngiiH and Dr. Horsfnll to Coroner
Wilson nnd Deputy Prosecuting At
torney LlljcqvlBt yestordny. Thoy
stato that death was caused by
Ilrlght'H dlseaso nnd that tho In
juries about tho body wero not suf
ficient to have contributed to any
extent towards death.
In consequonco of theso reports,
no Inquest will bo hold. .
Doputy Prosecuting Attorney 1.11
JoqvlBt was hero from Coqulllo yes
terday and went Into tho caso pret
ty thoroughly with Coroner Wilson.
Thoy wero unnhlo to find any ovl
donco to show thnt Foster wns In
nny wny Involved In tho fracas that
occurred near tho Cameron houso a
weok ago.
It Is how bolloved that Foster, ov
orcoino by tho dlseaso, fell nnd
bruised his head and that tho oth
er bruises about tho body wero tho
result of his effort to movo hlm
solf to securo assistance. He must
hnvo been lying on tho floor for
two or threo days In a helpless
condition.
New York Bomb Maker Placed
in Tombs Pending His '
Indictment.
Illr Atforlttci Trrii lo Cool Ilir TlmM.l
NKW YORK, Feb. fi. John Paul
Knrrell, Janitor and confessed
bombmnker, was arraigned boforo
a coroner'H Jury today and remand
ed to the Tombs, charged with
murder, to await the action of the
grand Jury.
Tho police hnvo confirmed all
the details relative to his connec
tion with tho Herrarn caso, but
have not yet determined whether
ho told the truth, lied or hnd a hal
lucination about tho Taylor and Ko
salBky enses.
BULGARIANS CONTINUE ATTACK
ON FOOTS AT ADDIANOPLE TOOAY
WILLI
IN OLD JAPAN
Political Turmoil Follows Cen
suring of Premier Nobles
Thrown from Rigs.
Illr AmocIUM 1'rrii lo Cool lli)r Timra.
TOKIO, Feb. Ii. Exciting scenes
were witnessed during tho dlsper
sal of tho Japanese diet today, af
ter a voto of censure on tho gov
ernment of Premier Katsura had
been carried. Tho exits from tho
chamber wero thronged with peo
ple who cheered tho members of
tho Constitutional party, whllo tliey
assaulted Saburo Shlmada nnd oth
er so-called leaders of tho national
liberal party. Thcso wero thrown
out of their rlckashaws when they
attempted to drive away. Efforts
to duck them ln tho canal wero
frustrated by the police.
MANY ARRIVE
ON ALLIANCE
STEAMSHIP IN THIS AFTERNOON
FROM PORTLAND AVIWj SAIL
EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.
Tho Alliance arrived In this after
noon from Portland. Sho had a fair
passenger list for hero and a largo
number of through passengers for
Euroka. Sho had a miscellaneous
cargo of freight.
Tho Alliance will sail at G o'clock
tomorow morning for Euroka.
Among thoso arlvlng on her were
tho following:
D. II. Munson, R. L. Phillips, F.
A. Daly. Q. W. HolllBtor, "W. II.
Drown, M. C. Kortson, Geo. Howll,
A. L. French, and John Talley.
MURDER IN PARIS.
Prominent French OHIcial and Nuro
Aro Slain.
Dr Allocated Prm to- Cool DT Tlmu.J
ninia i?l, K Pdiinrrt Peltier.
i-iiiiikj, i ---. - - -.
a high official In the French De
partment of Justice was murdered
ln his residence hero today. A wo
man nurse wno was uuuuuiub
was also killed.
PLANS
FOR BIG CITY
Secures Park and School
Sites, Absorbs Suburbs;
Buy Waterworks. '
Chris RasmusEcu and J. D. Mills,
two well known Ilaudon boosters,
cnnio over from Randon last night
to epoud n 'day or two In Maralifleld
on business and pleasure. Thoy
report everything prosperous In tho
clty-by-tho-Bea with ldlcntlons for
one of tho best years in Its history.
"Wo have Jusr arranged to annex
a largo district to Randon," said
Mr. Rasmusson, "that will Increase
our population by about 1000. Tho
district Includes all of East Han
don, Randon Heights and up to
near tho ferry. Every resident of
tho district except two has signed
a petition to bo absorbed In tho
town of Randon, so that It Is as
good as dono now.
"Wo will soon voto to establish a
municipal water system. A provi
sion In tho frauehlso of tho old
company enables us to tako tho
proporty over on an eight per cent
basis so that wo will not hnvo much
trouble in tho negotiations.
"Tho town has Just purchased a
fluo flftceu-acro park, Including tho
old ball grounds, from Eugouo
O'Connoll, tho Merchant estato and
A. M. Crawford. It is a beautiful
tract and worth sevoral times what
wo paid for It. Tho school district
has purchased two flno sites for
schools, one being a tract of over
llvo acres, which will afford a fine
athletic ground for tho students.
"Wo nro doing theso things m
preparation for tho big city which
Randon will bo. Everything looks
bright for a railroad at Randon,
but there has not beon any now
developments In tho situation."
HARROW CASE TRIAL.
Leading Attorney for Defenso 111
In Hospital.
(Ur AiiocUted Treti to Coot Car Tlmu.J
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5. When
tho Darrow trial was resumed yes
terday, Mrs. Robert Rain told of
having used her Influonco on her
husband to induce him to accept
tho bribe money from Detectlvo
Franklin, who was employed by
Darrow, to voto for tho acquittal
of tho McNamaras. Darrow's chief
counsel, Earl Rogers, whoso Illness
delayed tho trial, was taken to tho
hospital and It Is expected that he
will bo unablo to render any more
assistance in tho present case.
SESSION IS HELD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. After
several Ineffectual attempts to se
curo consideration of Presldont
Taffs appointments, the senate Re
publicans succeeded finally Tuesday
In forcing an exocutlvo session. Tho
Democrats who opposed tho motion
wero Joined by La Follette. A
Democratic filibuster to prevent
nny action was resumed as tho
doors closed. With tho appoint
ments sent to tho sonare during
tho past two weoks, tho total num
ber pending ls nearly 1800.
WILSON STILL
T
Fighting Continues Along For
tifications but News of
Results Held Back.
BULGARIANS BARRED
RED CROSS THERE
Newspaper Men Also Kept
Back Reports Turks Are.
Losing Ground, '
WAR Ill'LLKTIXS.
I
-4
LONDON. Feb. ii A sharp
engagement began Into today
I on tho Tchutalja lines, accord
. lug to n dispatch from Con
stantinople. The roar of tho
I cannon is said to bo plainly
audlblo In tho Turkish capital.
President-elect Intimates He
May Not Announce Mem
bers Before Inauguration.
Illr AmckUUJ rrcn lo Cooi IJ; Tlmci.)
TRENTON. N. J., Feb. 0. President-elect
Wilson sees no particular
reason why ho should nnnouuco his
cabinet boforo ho Is Inaugurated,
though ho Indicated todny thnt ho
will try to reach a decision as to
selections before that tlmo. Mr.
Wilson said that ho recalled that
Cleveland did not mako his an
nouncement until after his inaugu
ration, thovh tho Governor said
ho hoped ho will not find It neces
sary to follow that precedent.
PLANS ARK .MARK.
Program Completed for Inaugura
tion of President Wilson.
Ur AuocUteJ I'mi lo Cooi IJir Tlmei.)
WASHINGTON. Fob. 5. Tho of
ficial program for tho Inaugural
ceremonies was completed today. It
follows In dotal! the plniiH of the
Inauguration of Taft and Sherman
four years ago.
CASTRO IS IIONORKD.
Invited to Luncheon with Governor
Sul.er of Ncv oYrk.
(nr AuocUtfel rrn to Cooi Hr Tlmu.J
NKW YORK. Fob. D. Clprlano
Castro, ox-presidont of Vonozuola,
today accepted an Invitation to tako
luncheon with Governor Sulzor nt
Albany tomorrow.
KINO NOT COM I NO.
Alplmiiso Will Not Visit America
At Present.
nr AiiocUte,! I'rfu to Cooi Oir Tlmei.J
MADRID. Fob. C King Alphon
so will not visit America, accord
ing to an olllclal statement Issued
today.
ROADS FOR ALASKA.
Special Commission Reports In Fa
vor of New Line.
Dr AuocUteJ rrtii to Cooi Dir Tlmei.
WASHINGTON, Fob. C Tno
Alaska railway commission has re
ported to President Taft that one
m oro extenslvo railroad will bo
needed to proporly open up Alaska
resources. The report, which tho
president will sond to congress, says
there are sovoral avallablo routes
from the coast to tho far Interior
of Alaska, hue no recommendations
are made as to tho cholco of routes.
V. P. MKKTING HELD.
Sr AnoclileJ rreu to Cooi Dir Time.)
NEW YORK, Fob. C. Tho exe
cutive commltteo of tho Union Pa
cific railroad hold another meotlng
yesterday but it was unproductive
of any news ropardlng tho dissolu
tion of that road from tho South
ern Pacific.
REACH ON TRIAL.
New York llrokrr Charged With
Assaulting Wife.
Dr Auoctatei Prm to Cooi Uij Tlmn,)
AIKEN, N, C, Fob. 5. Tho tak
intr of testimony in tho caso of F.
O, Reach, millionaire New York
broker, charged with attempting to
kill his wife, continued today. Tho
evidence today leferrod to tho
stmggio at the point wnero .Mrs.
Reach was attacked.
I LONDON, Feb. C Difrlng '
I tlio retreat by Turkish soldloiB
) from Adrlauoplo today, 1000 i
' of thoin wero taken prlsononr
by tho Riilgnrlnns, according '
to a dispatch from Sofia.
.
IPr AifocUted Prrii lo Cooi n7 Tliati.l
LONDON, Feb. 5. Tho bombard
ment of Adrlauoplo, which begaiv
Monday, proceeded without .Inter
ruption today. Tho report wiib
spread thnt the Rulgnrliins had de
cided to suspend operations for twenty-four
hours so iir to glvo tho Turk
ish garrison opportunity for surren
dering. This nppoarH, howovor, to
bo without foundation, according to
army stories spread broadcast In rof
crenco to tho conditions around the
beleaguered fortress. A mcasago from
Hclgrado thin morning sponkB ot the
heroic conduct of two Servian rogl
nientB, which participated In tho at
tack on the outor circles of fortF.
There nro no means of verifying thl
or any other reports, as whatovor
flglitlng Is going on, Is, ho to spoak,
being carried on behind closed doora
so far iih tho outsldo world Is con
cerned. Reporj From Sofia.
(nr AMOilalf.) Prr lo Cooi Dir Tlrmi.l
SOFIA, Fob. 5. Tho bombard
ment of Adrlauoplo continued to
dny mi all sides of tho city. Tlio
Dulgarian army headquarters roport
yesterday (Monday) passed without
fighting along the Tchatalja Hues.
Tho forty-eight hour borbardmont
of Adrlauoplo Ijy tho allies has thus
far resulted In only eight doathti
within tho city and tho Injury of ten
others, acordlng to Turkish war of
llco officials' Htntomont. Fifty prl
vato houses wero set on Ilro. Tho
bombard nient continues.
GOKS TO FRONT.
Turkish Grant! Vller Leaves for
Field llcndquni'lfiw.
inr Auoilittil I'ri'.i lo Tool if Tlmei, J
CONSTANTINOPLE. Fob. C.
Mnhmoud Shcnkot Pasha, grand
vUlor and minister of war, left for
tho front nt noon today. Ills do
parttiro Is taken to Indicate soma
forward action Is contemplated by
the army ni Tchatalja.
RED CROSS RARRKD.
Rulgiula Will Not Penult Medical
Aid for Adrlauople.
a,- AuocUlcJ IVm lo Cooi ilir TlniM.)
RERLIN, Fob. C Tho Rulgarlan
government hns refused to grant tho
appcnl mndo by tho Gormnn Emprosa
to tho Quoon of Rulgnrla for per
mission for tho Gorman Red Cross
expedition to entor Adrlauoplo to at
tend tho Turkish sick and wounded.
Aftor tho Gorman minister at Sofl
tried in vain to securo permission,
tho German Empress tologrnphcd
Queen Eleonoro to uso hor Influence,
but tho Rulgarlan government says
tactical conservations mako tho re
quest Impossible.
TURKS WIN FIGHT.
RiiIgni'lauH Art) Easily Repulsed lit
Adrlauople.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Fob. G.
Tho garrison of Adrlauoplo, accord
ing to nn official roport, easily re
pulsed tho attack Monday night by
tho Rulgarlans. Although no ser
ious fighting occurred on tho Tcha
talja lines, tho village of Tchatal
ja, which hitherto has beon tha
limit of the Rulgarlan linos Is in
flames, Its destruction apparently
having beon decided on for tactical
reasons.
GOLD REACH IS TO HAVE
GRAVITY WATER SYSTEM
GOLD REACH, Fob. 3 Tho Gold
Tloonli lffitit Dnii'ii nnt T.lilit f.n
Is tho namo of a now company or-
ganizou xor tno purpoBo oi iin
nlshlng tho very necessary ro
nulRltpR in tlio Innabltants of Gold
Reach and vicinity. Tho company
was organized January za wun
capital stock of $5000 and tho fol
lowing offlcors woro olected by tho
.llrnntnrn. TO A. HllllnV. 111'GSldOnt:
J. It. Stannard, vlco president;
Frank G. Hauor, secretary; uuorgu
D. Wood, treasurer, and W, A.
Wood, genoral managor. Tho com
pany will tap Riley Creok about
a mllo and a half from town and
build a largo reservoir, Insuring
wator for uso of all nnd of flro pro
tection for tho town. It will L
a gravity systom.