Show 1 FORGING RIGHT AHEAD 1 j j f Iffloffat Will Lose No Time in Constructing Line I CONTRACTORS ON HAND I i David Ashton Going to LooK Over the Ground V f 13ids for First Thirty Miles Closed 1 yesterday and Twenty Firms Sent I in Estimates for Work I I With the passIng of every day facts come to light to prove that the bull r ins of the Denver Northwestern Pacific the IMoiTat road will not be > delayed but on the contrary will be I pushed through with the greatest rapidity The only announcement that will be withhold will be the route Into i Salt Lak < ns premature publication I would make It almost impossible for the company to secure land for terminals ter-minals without paying three prices for It io the local entrance will not be made public for many months to come tut this will not interfere with the rest of the work and the line will bet be-t steadily pushed westward David shton of this city Is i going to Ponvcr to look after some bids of construction for the line TTc Is an cnglnrer oC great experience and a construction man of ability He has bad charge of the Short Lines track laying for some time past being 1 > on the IMackay line and the Leamington cutoff Kilputrlck Bros Coll1n which firm Las Its outfits stored In Ogden will iralce bids for the conduction of the tunnel through thc range which will be the most stupendous piece of work on the whole line It Is the Intention o the company to get the tunnel tinned right away as It will requires nch a long time to finish it and the coiicr It is completed the less delay b the future I t Mr MolTat Is I surrounding himself trlth a splendid staff and the work In all departments will be In the hands or the most eminent men to be found rIn the Western railroad world Railroads Aro Restraincd Chicago Dee Argument for temporary tem-porary Injunction iqstralnlng fourteen railroads from cutting rated In viola J lion of the Sherman and Interstate f commerce laws was begun In the Untied Unti-ed States Circuit Court of Appeals at 10 0iloclc today Judge Grosscup of Chicago and Judge Phillips of Kansas city sitting en bane Eight of the cases were brought before Judge Phillips Phil-lips on iviarch 24th when a bill was presented by the Government at the instance of the Interstate Commerce commission and a temporary restrainIng restrain-Ing order entered without argument A similar bill was brought before Judge GroSscup against the other six roads and a IlIce order entered The railroads against whom the injunction In-junction Is asked are Michigan Central Cen-tral Pltlsburg Fort Wayne Pitts burg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Lake Shore Michigan Southern Illinois Il-linois Central Chicago i Northwestern Northwest-ern affected by Judge Grosscups order Chicago it Alton Chicago Milwaukee Mil-waukee St Paul Chicago Great Western Atchison Topelca Santa Fe Chicago Rock Island Pacific Chicago Burlington i Quincy Missouri Mis-souri Paclllc and Wabash against which Judge Phllllpss order was operative oper-ative Special Attorney W A Day presented pre-sented the Governments case while Attorneys J M Dickinson of the Illinois Illi-nois Central and Jtobert Dunlap of the Santa Fe argued for the railroads The hearing of the fourteen cases In Chicago simultaneously Is by agreement agree-ment of counael |