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Harriman ; People Find Any
L Amount of - Business for
' Coastwise Steamers.
TonHT'ft Ajnruxzrst.
Xrri.........;w.....,....."A Irlih Widow"
' 8tar ,''A Oit Tmptatk"
PnlM . V eudtrl lie
Greed ,.: Vaudavllle
X match tossed eat ot the window by
e as rales passenger on Portland
Height ear laat ' night caused what
might hav been a dangerous fire. The
match set fire to tha dry grass near
' Patton eroaalng and gained eonalderabla
headway before tt waa noticed. Prompt
i work by tha paaaangara cheeked tha flra
in a few minutes, but had they been uA
abla to control it tha entire orchard dle-
trlot along tha Patton road would have
been threatened, as tha ground is cov
ered with tall, dry grass. Tha flra in
tha brush-snd woods on tha ridges near
. tha Taylor Ferry road was reported laat
night aa under control and doing no
damage. . . Tha Only danger la said to be
in a body of timber near by, which might
be threatened in case '.a stiff breesa
springs up. Tha timber extend to tha
Fourth atreet trestle of tha Southern
Paolflc, which , might be destroyed
should tha timber burn. '
STEAMER BREAKWATER
AND CZARINA AVAILABLE
Craft Cam Into-Ownership of tha
1 - Harriman Interests Through 'tha
Transfer of the Coos Bay Railroad
Aet TwWakaAto.
' -' , A crowd that outnumbered by several
hundred any that haa appeared on uoh
aa aoeaalon this summer waa at tha City
' park yesterday afternoon to show its
r appreciation of tha last concert of tha
- season by tha park band. Tha program
- waa perhapa better selected than any
that- has been rendered during tha sea
son and the generous applause brought
forth by each number indicated how well
' the musicians had mastered tha heavy
. , selections. Tha compositions of Wag
' ner, grand march from VTannhauaer,"
' . overture .' to -."Tannhauaar," aelectlon
from "Lohengrin." 'Album Leaf." and
Verdi" "Macbeth." were received with
great favor by tha crowd. Bandmaater
Brown and DeCaprlo alternated in con-,
ducting the concert. Maecagni'a inter
messo from "Cavallerla Ruaticana" and
. Straus' "Piaaioatl Polka" war given In
. response to encoref to the entire Male
faction of the crowd. y
"After an unsuccessful attempt to
reach, the summit of Mount Adams, Dr.
Herbert W. Qleason, a Boston artist and
.lecturer, and Olln D. Wheeler, editor of
tba publication Issued by tha Northern
Pacific Railway company, returned to
this city yesterday, Tbay turned back
. because of tha dens amok, whloh made
: mountain traveling unpleasant. They
were accompanied brthelr wlvee and
. Theodora T. Scuddar of Boston.- Dr.
Oleason visited Mount Adama with tha
hope of aecuring photograph which he
r would have used in Illustrating his lec-
: turee In tha east next winter. Editor
Wheeler waa In aearch of material ,rew
latlng to the beautiful canary of tha
coaat eountryi '. y ;. t ...
: Water through ho ' for . aprtnkllng
yards or aldewalka, or washing porches
. or windows, must be paid for in advance
' end used only between the hour of I
and I a. m. and and p. m. It must
' not be need for sprinkling atreet. If
used contrary to thaae rules, or waate
, fully, It wUl be ehut tit v '
' Presiding Judge Alfred F. Sears Jr.
, ' of the circuit court ha returned from
a aix weeks' vacation near North Tarn
hill. Judge Bears aay this 1 the first
rest he ha had in 10 year and. that
' he enjoyed himself thoroughly. The
'. Be pt ember term of court will convene
next Monday..
"TheyMon Hasuyeneth 0)clity
eraei iviunrtii reaterdav and officers
were elected, aa follows: R. Goldstein,
president: H. Philip. Tioa-prealdent;
' Mis Elisabeth Lalbovlta. secreUry;
; Mlsa B. Casle treasurer.
County Fruit Inspector Richard Dalch
thla morning confiscated SO boxes of
peara consigned to a local cannery from
Fellda. Washington. Tha fruit ' was
covered with Ban Jose aeale.
Arttstlo tailoring, perfect fit and rea
sonable prices; new fall good now in.
Armatrong the Tailor, Raleigh building.
Waahlngton and Sixth at. Pacific HIS,
' Concrete Construction Co., T01 Cham
' . bar of Commerce, manufaoturera of
concrete stone block. Contractor for
. all kind of cement work. Tel Mala lie.
Tour Bye Examined Free. We are
till selling eyeglassee at 11.00. A ner
. feet St guaranteed. Metsger Co,
jeweler and optlolana, 111 Sixth street
' "The new - Japan Besaar, III First
tract near Salmon, haa a brand-new
stock of Oriental importatlona it 1 re
, tailing at about wholesale price. -,t
" ' Launch to the Oak every few sain
' utes every evening from Favorite Boat
ing company's, south aide bridge, foot
" Morrison etreet : - .. v
'". Acme OH Co. sells tha beat safety coal
, oil and fine gasolines. Phone Bast Til.
i ' Woman" Exchange, 111 Tenth street
lunch 11:10 to I; business men'a lunch.
Rental Blgna. Ansley Printing Co, ''
We aim to gi re
you the yery best
Printing Seryice
that can be had
QUALITY HIGHEST
& PHICE8 .LOTTEST
F. tf; Baltes &
Co,, Erinters
FIUST k OIK STREETS
Two Clrwae Uaa,Betk Mala ltl
The Harriman people are beginning
to discover that they ' can have any
amount of freight business for tbstr
Portland-San Francisco liners - If th
boats are furnished. Ordera for space
have been coming In aft' rapidly alace
the announcement a few daya ago that
tha ateamers Axteo and Columbia would
be , operate" ' 'n conjunction ' with the
Barraoouta -and Coat Rica ' that even
with these four steamers there will be
no space to para. -
Agent throughout the country nave
commenced hustling for buslnss in
compliance with instructions Issued by
the company recently and the good re
sult la already apparent.' In fact O
la said that the ouUook I ao bright
that tha company la again figuring. on
possibly placing two more ateamera en
tha run, making alx Vessels In all oper
ated between Portland' and San Fran
cisco by th. Harriman people, ' where
they have been running only two re
cently, and on a very Irregular schedule.
The two additional craft avatlable7or
tne run are the Breakwater and Csarlna,
both .of which .were acquired by the
Harriman - Interests through the - pur
chase of the Coo Bay railroad from tha
Bpreckela about two week ago. The
Breakwater waa taken off the Portland
San Francleeo run by the Bpreckela at
the beginning of the sailors' strike and
haa been lying Idle ever since. Now
that she 1 owned by the Harriman peo
ple her return to the run will probably
follow. Inasmuch as she . le , a wall
equipped passenger boat. The Csarlna
la a freighter pure and aim pie, but has
good carrying capacity and would con
sequently prove a valuable addition to
tha fleet -
The ateamer Barraoouta. - which aatls
Wednesday night from Portland for the
Bay City, la loading at Alnaworth dock
anil she will go ont with her hold full
to thoihatchee, while there will be
enough freight left on the docks to fill
the ateamer Coeta Rica, which left Ban
Francisco for Portland yesterday. The
6,000-ton steamer Asteo will be here
about tha first of September, and until
the Columbia get off th drydock In
the middle of next month the route will
be covered by the three first mentioned
ateamer. . ;
Th ateamer Roanoke of the North
Paclfle Steamahlp company and .the
steamer F. A. Kllburn of tha Wataon
villa Navigation company, are due to
arrive her from San Franclaco during
the night Both come with full cargoes
and their passenger accommodations all
occupied. .CO.:-'.. iJ,
SMOKE AS BAD AS FOQ.
Blvwr aa Bar Oeeomwa by Pea
: .01og From the roreae. .
Steamboat men on the river end bar
pilota from tha "mouth of the Columbia
report the amoke from the foreat fires
ao thick that navigation le almoat aa
dtffloult aa during dense fogs. Great
clouds of smoke have been drifting out
toward the sea and the pall overhang
ing the bar la said to be so dense that
tha lookout at North Cape at times find
hi glasses of no avail, although they
are powerfaL . -
Bar Pilot H. A. Mathews, who re
turned from Collin Springe thla morn
ing, reports the smoke on the upper
Columbia so dense that at time neither
shore can be seen, and John Drlacoll,
secretary of the Port of Portland, who
returned from Ilwaoo thla morning,
states the bar obscure from the bay by
reason of the smoke.
.Notwithstanding the heavy smoke, no
report of extensive foreat fires are
g received by government Foreat Jn.
spector IX D. Bronson. who recently
made a tour of the country and visited
the reserves In the Cascade mountain.
He aay th ftjea are practically under
control and attributes tha smoke to the
smoldering fire In th burnt district
and brush fire - along tha river ways
where large area of land are being
cleared. -
Representative of th Hammond
Lumber company, of which the Curtla
Lumber company la a part, have tnveati
gated the destruction cauaed by the fire
in the Santlam diatrlct and find that
the loss will be very, email. They, too,
aay the' fire there I practically under
control., v - 1 :; - , v
GOES TO MEET CRUISER.
Filet Patterson rjeavee for Astoria Se
Bevun With the SogaU.
Pilot Patterson left' down on the
steamer Asuncion this morning and ex
pect to return from Astoria tomorrow
about noon with the - Italian cruiser
Dogalt, which la due to reach the elty by
the sea thla evening. The Asuncion ar
rived here Saturday night with a cargo
of oil for the Standard company's tanks
and loat no time in getting discharged
because she is due to return to PorUand
with another cargo by next Sunday.
,' Captain Brldgett aay he can easily
make the round trip between Portland
and the Richmond tank at San Fran
claco in a week, becauae th Asunolon la
a speedy craft and a cargo can be placed
jon board In very little time. Coming up
from San Francisco-the Asuncion expe
rienced fine weather all' the way, but ran
Into occasional banka of fog and amoke
Dr. C F. Candlanl, Italian consul In
Portland, also left for Astoria this
morning .to extend a welopmt.Jto.the
cruiser Dogalt when ah reachea port
this evening. . . '.;' s '
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The ateamer Alliance aalls tonight for
Eureka and way porta With a full cargo
of freight and a big passenger list
The French bark Laennee ahlfted to
the O. W. P. dock thl morning, where
h will await a charter. '
The British steamer Vermont will be
at Llnnton thle afternoon to finish her
lumber cargo for the orient She haa
been at . the mill at Tongue Point about
a week receiving cargo. .
The steamer Charles R. Spencer will
be hauled out for a general overhauling
this afternoon. She will be oft her run
to The'Dallea three or four daya. She
did not make the run to the Cascade
yesterday. ' , .
The Italian ehlp Brasmo la expected
to leave down- Wednesday morning In
tow of the eteamer Harveet Queen. She
goes to Oenoa, Italy, with lumber.
- The barkentlne and schooner that
were becalmed off north, beach Friday
Woman's Pv?3i7Q3fe 3ik Saito
giatoSOVoSaeslHlaigfrice-
In tb ' Strit ; Section m : tyeHal .
lot of - hand soma Silk- S Jts
In Shirtwaist and Jacket afreets
to ba claanad oqt at a phenoma-.
nally low prica This aaason'a
wearBlue, rose, gray and
Mack Made qp in the vary latest
effects Good assortment and all
aUaa -Suits selling regularly at
prices ranging from 1ft to $50
each Your choice while they last
at & regular prices Only 45 of
them, remember Better plan to
be here early if 1
you want one... 2 u fL Ivv
Our entire remaining atock of women'a white Wash Sklrti on sale tomorrow at
one half regular price all the newest atylea in Indian Head Linens, Piques and
Linens, made plaited, 4, 7 and 9goied effects; embroidery, lace and button-trimmed,
or self-strappedjf skirts selling regularly at prices ranging front $2.00 up to
$25.00 each. Your choice while they last at one half price. Cloak Department
: Second Floor. .',.;.,,..::..':....':.,,''.' A"";''
.$35.0.0 VeloiiPPorfeioPOO
Re3gcei3t6$30.00prPa!r
I ri,'ttf T
I 7 Vf
Tha grandest value fa high-grade Por
tieres yon ever had tha opportunity to
buy are ready for Monday shoppers A
special purchase from a prominent itn
porter enables ua to offer magnificent..
f7 double-facedtembo8sedVelonr Portieres .
at the low price of $20 a pair Double
faced red, red with reverse aide green,
green reverse sidTbrown. rose reverse
aide tan Only a limited aiiantity of ,
them ReguFar $35700 values on aala
at this matchless low f X V
fiSS pTIceTtha pair........ (j) VaU U
Custom shade and drapery work our
specialty Lowest prices third Floor
$6.50 Portisres $4.95 the Pair
'Special lot of double-faced mercerixed Portieres, in alt the popular colorings;.
-ilk cord front and bottom; handsome designs and color com-; Cvf. Ot
binations; Regular $6.50 values, on sale at this low price; paif, V
Special lofr?of 200 live-goose-feather Pillows, covered with fancv C,
art ticking; 1 regular size; very best $3 values, at this price, each ? 1
We are sole Portland agents for 'Ostermoor'' Felt Mattresses. Beds, Bed
ding, Blankets, Comforters, Springs, etc. On the Third Floor.
$3.50 Handbags for $2.39 Each
Special lot of women's high-grade Handbags, fitted with card case and coin purse
.and mirror, gilt, or gunmctal trimmingsijan,. black or brown waOOfcO
rus leather; values up to $350 each, on sale at this low price, ea.... V77
Special lot of women'a Handbags, in light colors, fitted with coin purse; ffQn
regular $1.50 values, on sale at thia phenomenally low price, each........
Women's black Silk Belts, assorted styles, with' or without buckles; ' VJQ
, values up to 65c each, on aale at this special . low price..... ,.,.,aW
35c and 50c Wash Belts with gilt buckles;, grand values at thia low price, ea..85
Women's 75c to $ 6 Vests
' i ' -
Fourth off Regular Prices
All this week take your choice from our entire
stock of women's imported Swiss Ribbed Vests
Low neck and no sleevesimmense essort
ment of styles in all grades Silksr silk-and
' lisle, or plain lisle Handsome hand crocheted
... 1 ! . , 1 . , 1 A t
yokes or VaL uce ana insertion yore AU
sizes Values ranging from 70c up to S8.0P
Your choice from the entire 1
stock at Ya off the regular prices
75c Hosiery 33c Per Pair;
Htxi':-: ifwVtt wof wrA
' black allk elocka, all alses; resular tOc, &c and
?le values, on sal at thla unusually low 33c
price, per pair, ..'
$ 14.00 Walking Skirts $5.45
$ 12.50 Silk Petticoats dt $6.85
Special lot of women's high grade Walking Skirts in Panama cloths, mo
hairs and batistes this season's best styles to be sold at a fraction of
their real value We "helped a
prominent manufacturer clean up '
stock and as usual you are asked ;
to share in our good fortun
Pleated and circular cut with v
folds or plain gored Blues,
grays, garnet, tan and, black
Skirts of the best style and ma
terial and selling regularly at
prices up to $14.00 each Your'
choice while they C A C
last at low price.yJ'TfJ
Silk Petticoats
Great special sale Of 200
high-grade Taffeta Silk
Petticoats, made of the
best ' quality silk, deep
v flounce, with corded ruffle
and ruching; graduated ac-,
cordeon-plaited, with tuck
ruffle or two rows of nich
ing; red, navy, green,
brown and blacks; values
; bp to $1Z50.
each, at..'.. ..
t. BV9 e V 1 14 V
$6.85
i. , i i ggggg ' .--i- , , i aggBgMiTgB ' 1 " i " I sasBss'sasB
and Saturday got out yesterday, a tug
towing the barkentlne to sea, and the
wind Uklng the echooner out of dan
ger. ""'.
WITH VALUABLE1CARC0.
OrienwU Ziaee luaia Balla fo
Xoagkong aa Way Tuuaonow.
Th Portland-Aslatlo liner Numantla,
Captain Feldtman. wlU sail for China
and Japan tomorrow morning with one
of ' the larseet shtpmenU of flour ever set
afloat on one of th regular oriental
liner out of thle port. She I expected
to get awar from the 0. R. & Alblna
dock at daylight ;
The manifesto to be filed at th cus
tomhouse this afternoon will show that
la th hold of the liner will be stored
away approximately W.000 barrel of
flour, 100.000 feet of lumbar, a lot of
general ear so jtnd aom machinery, des
tined for Japanese and Chinese port.
Th value of th cargo will run Into
something Ilk II&O.OOO.
V MARINE NOTE 3. .
.' Astoria, Aug. IT. flailed at 11 a. n.,
schooner Bender Broa, for San Fran
cisco. ...." ....
St. Vincent, Aug. If. Arrived", Brit
ish steamer KUburn, from Portland. 1
r Astoria, Aug. If. Arrived down at 1
and sailed at p. m., schooner Monte
rey, In tow of tug Defiance, for Monte
rey. Arrived down at S p. m.. barken
tlne Jamea Johnson. Sailed at 4 p. m.,
barkentlne Jane U SUnford, for Sydney.
San Franclaoo, Aug. !. galled at I
p. . m., ateamer Coeta : Rica, for Port
Uad. :. v - .- " 1
Falmouth, Aug. II. Arrived, French
ehlp Crlllon, from PortUnd.
Astoria, Aug. . 37. Condition of tha
bar at a. m., smooth; wind light,
north; weather emoky. , ' , - ;
EASTERN EXCURSION RATE
ptma e and IS. V
On the above date the Oreat North
ern railway will have on sale ticket to
Chicago and 'return at rata of ST1.I0,
Bt. Uuis and return M7.I0. St. Paul,
Mlnnaapotla and Duluth. Superior or
Sioux City aad r.turn, 1(0. Tickets
flrst-elaas, good going via the Oreat
Northern, returning same or any direct
rout, etopover allowed. .For ticket,
sleeping-car reeervatloni or any addi
tional information call on or addreee M.
tMckaon, a P. T. A 111 Third atreet,
Portland. , - '
gpeelal Be to Astoria Aaeonat Aaaaal
' aMgataa.
For the above occasion the Astoria A
Columbia River Railroad company will
ell round-trip ticket to Astoria at rat
of f I and for children at half price.
Sal date August tth, 10th, list and
September 1st; return limit September
Id. Ticket on sale at Union depot and
141 Alder street. Phone Mala Ids.
BAKERKTIES ENJOY
1
GAYIEUIIIOI
Members of . Stock . Company
Gather for Rehearsal After
- Summer Vacations.
HOWARD RUSSELL TELLS
ABOUT HIS RED NOSE
Newcomers Are Royally Welcomed
; Sainpolis Has Put on Weight
; Russell Springs a Virgin , Joke
Bowles 8miles Happily.
' By Johnston'McCulley.
The Bakerltea are back again.
Fifty strong thsy stepped lively Into
the stage entrance of the Baker theatre
thla morning and fell upon each other"s
necks, metsphorlcally speaking. Then
they were given part for "The Crlel-"
and settled down to work.
The first to put in an appearance
waa William Harris, the character man,
who spent his vacation doing empul
nrlt. Howard Russell waa
second by half a neck.- Donald Bowles
waa an easy third. Richard Thornton,
tha new leading man; John Stepllng,
the naw comedian; Lillian-' Lawrence,
the popular leading woman, and the
-remainder of the-dramapiuduven also
rsn. i
"Have a good timet everybody asked;
and every other body answered. "Sure."
"Met' asked Howard Russell. "I
pent tha summer at the beach. The
flrat day I went outalde and grew a red
noae. The second day I remained inald
and. got the red off. The third 1 went
out and got a red nose again. The
fourth I got rid of It- again. It Just
happened that 1 waa lucky enough to
eome back to Portland on the day when
I got the red off. Otherwise making
up would be ah agony and an extrava-
"Met asked Donald Bowles. "I epent
tha summer in tne miaaie weei. i.ouree
I had a good time: that's what I went
for. . But I'm glad to be back and ready
to go to work."
"Met aaked John Salnpoll. "I want
to Naw York with Manager Baker.
Gained about 10 pounds. Now I have
to ao Into training to reduce . my
weight" '
"That'll be. all right, eald Russell.
mVam'm m 'kkv '. ve fcnOW." '
There might have been something do-
Ing along the heavy line, had not Rich
ard Thornton entered about that time
Thornton la a 100-pounder. He also Is
handsome. Thla Is mentioned for the
benefit of those who wondered whether.
Haalso haa an Impressive voice and
manner. He also Is Jolly. He ought
to make a hit.
"Why, here' th new actor." aald
Bowles, with sarcasm. Then he went
over and fell upon the neck of Thorn
ton and awora eternal friendship. ,
And then there entered a ahort, fat
man with a fat face. In which -the lines
of humor were easily to be Been. Thai
waa John Stepllng, the new comedian.
He will be funny all right, all right.
Extra women and men drifted In with
anxloua facea, wondering whether the
goda that Influence the. atage director
were going to be good to them and give
them tha right to carry a spear. And
then there entered the Oleason family
and there were welcomes royal. The
stage of the Baker began to look Ilk
the deck of an excuralon steamer.
Bask foe Kiss Lawrence.
And then there waa a sudden bush,
aa waa appropriate, and through the
door with solemn tread there came
Lillian Lawrence. Just for a moment
no a word was said. 1 and then th.i
female members of th company1 gave
a rush, there was a suddsn descent of
millinery and a bewitching frou-frou
and the sound of numerous smacka that
told that Mis Lawrence waa popular.
When tha women had done the. man ad
vanced and shook hands with" her and
congratulated . her en . her Boston suc
cess. :.. - 1
"Charmed." aald Bowles.
- "De-e-llghted." said Russell.
And then from the front of the stag
there came a deep voice, demanding:
"Tou people get ready for bualneas
now. Thla happy reunion I continued
until after rehearsal."
Every one went up to Batnpolta, and
got bis or her- part, ' tha atage . was
cleared, and while carpenters hammered
InJhe body of thetheatre,jand..cenexy
painters doBbed In the rear, and prop
erty men ruatled about, the rehearaal
for 'The Crisis" began. The Bakerites
were home again. - "
DONT MISS THE
Astoria Regatta
EXCURSION RATES
Aug. 29,30,31 and Sept 1st
Fast Str. TELEGRAPH
Will leer Alder atreet dock T
a. m,; arrive at Astoria 1:10 p m.
Leave Aatorla 1:10 p. m.; arrive,,
' at Portland I p. m.
ROUND TRIP $2.00
Tlckete Limited to September I.
Maala served a la Carta. Tick
et a sal at Alder street seek.
.FMOT
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AMUsaatsarrsv
THE,- BAiiiSU
SXAIOV SKAT SALS.
WUl eea t th bnsorare Weaiwede. 10 . .
First aerforsieac ftaaasr entlnee Seker
Teeerre Store Coespeey ta
"THE CRISIS!'
Kvealaa ate, lae, I. M
I Grand
Bud' Sayae' '
Sreetest BieyelJet
ts the Werl.
-ttssileo tewe. ' -.
Base aad feral
Kartia.
. Ooertrteht A lee.
- The Two Veeha.
Mr.
Mattewe. lOe ts all seats escept
tMxrs.- KTeelnse. 10. SO tat bea seat
snc. rerfersMBcM t.JO. T:SO. :! . at.
V , Cheap Rates East.
On September I and 10 the Canadian
Paclfle will aell round trip t.lcketa to
eastern terminsls at very low ratee.
Tickets' good for stop-overs with privi
lege of returning same line or via any
direct line. It will coat you no more
to travel via, The Oreat Scenic Route."
Double dally train service and the beet
of everything. For full particular call
on or address F. R. Johnson, F. A P. A.,
Portland, Oregon. '
AreAMabe SUerdaa'a Birthday.
Ban Francisco, Aug. IT. Archbishop
Rlordan reached hi alsty-ftfth birth
day today . and waa tha recipient of
numerous congratulation.. Hla grace
was born In New Brunswick In 1141.
He has been the .head of the archdio
cese of Saa Francisco for 11 yeara He
ie a ceuela ef Ftnley P, Dunne.
RANCHERS OF GRAND ROM
VALLEY ARE HAPPY
Naw Railroad Does Away With
Long Haul to Market With
Their Grain.
Ranchera In tha Grand Rond valley
will be able to do away with the heavy
haul necessary to ..get their grainto
markellhie year by the completion of
It mile of th Central railway of Ore
gon. A. B. Brown, chief engineer of the
new road. Is in Portland and atated that
the work ot laying the steel had been In
progress for several daya
"We will have IS rails In operation In
10 daya," aald Mr. Brown, "and it miles
by fall. Work on th new Una haa been
pushed forward with all haste and Its
completion can be expected early next
anrlne.
"Tha farmers and rancher are happy
over the prospect of having a railroad to
operation within a short time and reel'
is whst a great thing It will be for
them. The mining Interests In thst part
of the country are elso eager for Ita
completion and when all tha work I
done, a great boom le expected In the
nrtce of land In the valley.
"Detaya In steel shipments hav been
our lot the same aa other contractors,
but now that the metal le arriving there
will be no delay. We have an extra
force ef men at work putting the eteel
down and w expect to hav cara of
wheat traverelng at leas 11 mllee of
the road within 10 daya- . , ( t .
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regiments, Illlnole Infantry, b.
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