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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-02-22

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court Of Probate held ~
Paris within and for the CouRty vi Oxfors
on the third Tuesday Of February. A. d. 1881.
an the petition Of ELI Is. BEAN, Guardian OF
~ Fulton b. Pendexter ct ais, minors. Of
Brounheld, in said county, praying for license TO
his pt ttion Ole in the Probate Office, NJ public
or private ssle, the proceeds TO be used for the
be ne nt OF said minors:
Ordered, That the said petIiioner give notice 10
all persons interested by causing abstract Of his
petition with this order thereon 10 be published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat,
printed at Paris, that they may appear at aProbate
Court TO be held at Paris in said County on the
third Tuesday of Mar. next, at O'Clock in the
forenoon and shew cause II any they have why the
same should not be granted.
X. "A. FRYE, Judge.
Incorporated: H. C. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at
Pans, within and for the County Of oxford +,
on the third Tuesday of February, A. ID. 1851.
an the petition OF BYRON Z. WAIT. Admin
" istrator of the estate OF Isaac Il. Daley,
for license TO sell and convey the right redeem
the homestead far IN OF the faid deceased, situated
In 81 town Of Carton:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice TO
all persons interested, BY causing an abstract OF
his petition with this order thereon 10 be publish
ed three weeks successfully In the Oxford Dem
ocrat newspaper printed at Paris, In said County,
that they may appear At Probate
Court to be held at Paris In sail county
on the third Tuesday Of Mar. next. at O'Clock N
the forenoon and show cause il any they have
Why the same should pot bf granted.
\. A. fRYE, Judge.
4 true sopy-Atssst: y. q. DAVIS, KsGisies.
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HURR,u For OUR SIpE.-Many people
have lost their interest in politics and in
amusements becaus they are so out OF sorts
aud run down that they cannot enjoy any
thing. II such persons would only be
wise enough to try that Celebrated remedy
Kidney Wort and experience It's tonic and
renovating effects they would soon be hur-
raining with the loudest. In either dry or
liquid form II is n perfect remedy for tor
pid liver. Kidneys or bowels .-Erchdnge.
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.Ianuarr l.. Isl.

THE Subscriber hereby gives patiic notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF Oxford aud assumed
the trust of Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of
EMMA ROSS. late OF Paris,
In said County deceased by giving bond rs the Law
directs he therefore requests all persons Indebted
10 the estate of said deceased 10 make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on 10 exhibit the same 10
GEORGE \. WILSON.
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BORN.

Ia Bethel. Jan. s. To the wife OF Mr. Lewis
Pr, ant n dsnsh;-r. Jan. 10. To the wife OF wm.
tsrw~ll, daughter.
/, Wet Harp.wclI Feb u, TO the wife Of Rv
Z. l.. u 30, c, q daughter, celia T.. tai pounds
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Freedom Notice.

yTHt~ % GETTY that I ihis dSV give 20 my
Il son Chn't. : Jackson hi> time 70 set and
uace iur b.ul-eli and thAl shall Paw D. bills Of
l. elu,rac,i0g nor claim any OF hi- earning.
y. Il JACKSON.
A-e-. BENIN JACKSON.
EluturI Feb. =, ISL.
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STATE OF MAINE.
FyIrrTTVH plrAUTMENT.

kALEf Ilh = lNEEANlMHNls
AUGUSTA. February . ISL
NTNTfFF b hereby gwen thtt petition for the
y EsrdDu q Ephraim Gilman. = convict IN The
s,4;a prison. Gnier sentence Tor the crime OF
u-- e- e. nos pea1ing bsfore tas Governor Ani
Counsel AMI a hraring thereon sill BE- grtntet "a
iar council chamber - Augu-ta. on Inur. Jay
o. ~ H-t OF March rsNt a. DO O'Clock n.
I.NEFH d NMIIH. >ecrelAry VI state.
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February Is, lssi.

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice tina,
he ha, been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF oxford, and assumed
the trust OF Admini-ifai n OF The estate Of
ALBION X 4. kINBALL. late OF Waterford,
IN SAID County, deceased. by giving bond as the
law directs he theref ire requests all persons In
deb,ed 10 the estate OF said deceased 10 make
imrned late payment; aud those who have any de-
mands thereon TO exhibit the same TO
JOHN Z. SHEDD.
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MARRIED..

In Paris, heb. -, bv Rev. II. {. Es'e., D. u 4,
Vi, Everett II Fa-rar OF Paris. aud Mss Annie
\ Young uf Hartford
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TIM subscriber hereby gives public notice that
.he h.. been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust Of kxrcutriN of the estate OF
JOEL b. THAYEk, late OF PArit.
In said County deceased by giving bond ~ the Law
direct. she therefore requests all persons who are
ed to the estate Of said deceased 10 make I'm
| mediat. payment, and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the sAmeto
LOUISA q u. TuAlER.
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STANDARD
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES
-. HI i. II n wv so ~
Paris, Maine.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate teld at
Paris within aud for the County of oxford, on
the thhd TUESDAY Of ., brunry, \. u. lssi
IN the petition of : m-"n u Quits Guardian
" Of Lotto II nrVrv minor her Il harlotte
II. Lurvey, Lite Il fA'i- Ia ,aiI county deceased.
praying Tor license TO s. snd convey the In teres
of -a'd ward Va crTtriu r-t Ie --cr bed T. his
peiiii "a IN lie IN the frub 'tr ONCE. 10 william
Willis of Paris, NJ AN adv ant'grru. on Z Of i've
hundred d"llaIS. the p Oc'ei g. be put az Inter.
est frr the hen, III "t ,Ad miboi.
Ordered, That tn. ssid petitioner Civ. notice to
all persons interested by causing All abstract Of
his petition with this ord. THEREON 20 he publish.
ell weeks succe,siyely Ia the Ok ord Democrat
Court TO be he'd at Pari. Ia sad County on the
third Tuesday OF Mar next at y O'Clock A. VI and
shew cause II any they have HhI the same shodld
not be granted.
x A FRYE. Judge.
A true copy -atte.t; u & DAVIS R-sisi,r
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Messenger's Notice.
CyIICX % THE SHERIFF or OXFORD {
STATE or MAINE.

VIII - TIE SHERIFF OF tAtnAh AOLNIls
STATE or MAINE,
OYFDPi ss.-Frbfuary 81. A. p. ISL.
rHHlS 81 give rotice That on the sixteenth
Il aay a february, A D. Isl, warrant IN
Ir.a-, ,r.. sued cut OF the Court Of Insol-
yeury Tor sid eoLctv Of Oxford, sysin-t toe
e,,lfs. II Nose. e. poster snd JOSIAH Duiton,
nd .. equally aud 40 cJ-pA'.neis under The name
snt -t.t II Poster pGttoo, alutged 10 he
10. y,u- Debtors. on petition CT laid Debt -.
winch petition was died on the tNfnJ second uay
OF November. A. d $50. % which last named
date interest On claims 10 20 be computed; Ihat
The payment OF sny deots and the delivery and
transfer ut Auy property belongtog u aid dtot
or- thea ~ for their ,and TIE delivery an
Ter II any property BY them are ioroidSen oy
iaV Thar a meeting Of the p1rtuersrip Gre ditors
@; sad debtors. % prove their debts and choose
one or more assgnees Of their estate Viii De neia
al a Court OF Insolvency 10 b holden al the Pro
tale Court room 10 Paris. 10 sad county OF OK
forl, on The sixteenth DAY OF March. d. ISL, 81
so'clCek 10 the ioreuoOn.
Gwen under .ly hand the date first above wit
Ten ". q DOUGLASS, Deputy >hsri1,
A. Messenger ~ The Court OF Insolvency Tor sale
tHnrfv ~ 81 fnrt.
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DIED..

In n,s,on. Feb. ~ joel W. Hubbard. aged 5,
YEAR. months. Mr.. Hubbard ht- scent nun
L-r of summers NJ the ic-idcnoc OF IL r. htn-
m nd eco In Paris AMI WIS We knDsn IA this
yicinry.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
lac mas been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford aud assumed the
lfu,t of Admlni-trst OF the estate OF
AIEL HAlNES. late of feru,
Ia laid County deceased. by giving bond A. thelaw
dir -; he therefore rcqne. = person.. who are
indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 70 mike
Immed ate pay meni, aud those Who have any de-
mAnd, thereon 10 exhibit the same II
SAMUEL 4. HAlSES.
E,h uary IS. lS-i.
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yeafher Report.

temperature last week at An.
sunday. >: cloudy; VI ,ndAv, So clear; Tues
dAy, - eleu: wcdnes lay, ls- cloudy; Thur.
day, Ia clear Friday, ~ cloudy; saturday
IN znou
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OXFORD. ss:-AtA Court OF Probate held Al
Paris. within and for the county OF oxford, "a
the thiri Tuesday of fcbinars. 4 ID. lssl.
A define Is. q NkLh>p q mel tN~ru'riN
IA In n certain instrument uri Oriirx L. u tn"
last viii and tes'Am nt Of J'ho q rl'nd late At
u thel In said COUNTY, ,i,erasei having escuici
the same Tor prnbac.
Ordered, hat the said ENecu,TiS give notice
TO all persons interested by causing ropy Of this
order In be- publ he'd thrc week. sgcccssiVciy In
the oxford Democrat printed at Pans, that they
may appear At Probate Court Ia b. held St Fad.
in said county on the tnhd Tuesday OF Mar next
st9 O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause u any
they have Why the .Aid instrument shoulh not BE-
proved, approved and allowed a. the lat WI !
and Testament OF said deceased
RICHARD A. FRYE. Judge.
Atrue oopy-Attsst: II. c. DAVIS. Register.
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S. $40 SsSy, , sfsso SS,s;; r ss::s so; +:

C0 M Two dollars will pay iur The
OAsOO. OXFORD DEyoCRAr ore year.
WIN q copy Of Rnsss.Ps New Nap Of Maine. Size
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Staie of MINNIE.

OXFORD, IS Probate Court, February Term.
HN IN. Ietitiop Of c. JORDAN OF Omaha, Ne
braska, and J ID. RUSSELL Of Hanover in
the Count, OF Oxford. praying that Enoch Eos
ter, IT., Of Bethel. be appointed Administrator on
Tho estate OF Ciarlcs Jordan, late OF Newry In
said county. deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give notice
to all persons interested by causing y copy OF
this order to be ublshed three weeks successfully
10 the oxford Democrat printed Paris, that they
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Mar next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS. register.
OXFORD, ss:-At a Court Of Probate, held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford,
ON the third Tuesday OF February, A. ID. 1881.
CABA A. S1URTEvANT. widow Of Lewis L.
- sturtevant, late OF Paris. deceased, having
presented her petition for an allowance out Of the
personal estate OF said deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks suecessively in
the Oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held At Paris
In said County, on the third Tuesday OF Mar. next
at clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have against the same: .n
true copy-attest: II. &. DAVIS. Register.
Notice OF Second Meeting Of Gre ditors In
Insolvency.
ITO the creditors OF Isaac Crook6r Of Albany
i IN the County OF Oxford and state Of Maine,
insolvens debtor:-YOu are hereby notified, That
with the approval OF the Judge OF the Cnuri
Of Insolvency for said County Of Oxford the
second meeting a the creditors OF said nsol.
vent Is appointed TO be held at the Probate Court
room, In Paris Ia said County OF Oxford, on
Wednesday, the sixteenth day Of March, A ID.
1881, at nine O'Clock In The forenoon. You viii
govern yourselves accordingly.
Given unier my hand and the 6r'leT of Curt
this sixteenth day o. February, A d lssl.
HEkRICk Z. DAVIS, Register vi the
Coayt - knsolvs.ey foS sa1a County Of Oxford.
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NOI ICf.

'I>HE meat hu'l7ess can iel on the past fe-so7
l ~ A. :. n Theodore Tha,er hereafter III
b. continued under the name OF Thsyer n son
- We inien" 10 make 10 permanent hu-inrss.
We ender our tla' k n friends and Cu-t mrrs
f'r their III eral patronage. and hope by strict at.
l. ntlon 20 business 70 retain their custom ami we
shall spare no pains 10 furnish good me It's AMI In
an acceptable manner.
We shAll run 10 south Paris MONDAYS aud
Thur-iays, and on the Hill Tuesdav. and Fridays
of each week until warm weather when we ,h,lI
lun dsiy ON the Iiil and spnth Psri. aud yicni y.
Extra orders promptly attended to.
Asn lakes money q buy meat We shall expect
cash dosn or every thirty DAYS. Th'rr will be No
attempt 20 establish price. for The. ptrtle-, but
W Tia ! -'ll - the lnwcrt liytng rates.
N"ro''lttiig inyir th'ss hu nsvr not tried
our meat 9" give u Hc,il >sc do not dive TO
any u, e. 'iUof wihou
TIIAYFR son
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Notice Of Assignee Of hi. appointment.

Notice Of Assignee OF his Appotntmen''
a. Par. ID he COUNTY II oxford aud state o.
Nan. IL liih day OF February, A l>cl.
'l'hE .Ede5-z,td hereby gives notice 0i he
\ bll.iutusut AZ Assignee Of the estate Oi
N.Ls. " Z. sampson ID NOTWav q IT. County 81
tNl0rr, tl.oiytut lirnttr WHO Las ten declared
A. ln-n.Fvl. uul1 his petition. - lie Court OF
lLsVistury iOf sad Count, % oxford
" y DOUGLASS, Assignee
Ne''Se Of Assignee Of his Appointments.
a, Pa 81, DO he County 81 OSioIa AMI St'te OF
~ 're. tte l6,h Iay VI Februars. a. %. -.
a. .l"tf-l-nrd hereby sNes houo- =. ~
\ appointment - Az gncc OF The tststF ~
~ .ts T. Kills Of Canon Ia tn O0GntS "i OK
w, .asols n,dvO,1r, 10 has ben De- lave, all
usolStLt uica his PETITION. o. the Court VI InsOl
'Iey iVf sa't t.s.ufv 80 oxford
ALBION 4. HITCBlS SOSr Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-03
MASHINGION NOTES.

WAsHINGrON, Friday, Dec. 2 1881
The reductions in star mail service during the month
Of November amount TO $lll,l55 per annun
The coinage executed at the United States Mint during
the month Of November wls e,s6i,s3G pieces value,
S12,35l 100.
Secretary Folger WILL it understood, in his annual
report adopt the CONCLUSIONS though not the reasons OF
tho Director OF the Mint respecting the suspension of the
coinage OF the 5! yer DOLLAR
Iis runoied this afternoon that the President will
next week send to the Senate the names OF ex-senator
prelinghaysen for Secretary of State and Chauncey
Fiuey fer Postmaster General.
Secretary FOSer has issued order disseminating the
United States depository at Tucson Ariz Two Nations
banks are about be organized at Tucson OF which
will be designated as the United states depository at
that point.
Secretary Folger rejected all offers Of compromise
heretofore received In the known the Chicago
whiskey Case" which from violations CT the in
terna revenue laws and has been pending before the
Department for long ume but the matter is stii held
open in anticipation OF further propositions
Secretary Foger to-day appointed James b, Butler,
late United Attorney for Idaho special agent Of
the Treasury Department for month and detailed 70
take charge OF the Appointment Bureau, vice Lnpere
whose resignation has been accepted to take effect on
December 81, until which date AIR. Lamphere LAS been
granted a leave OF absence
The case OF f. g. Barnard, clerk in the Treasury De
partmeDt arrested yesterday afternoon on charge Of
fraud pension laws up before United States
Commissioned Bnndy to-day. Barnard il charged with
receiving an unlawful lee 0 goo rOm James NJ MOrIl
son for prosecuting invalid pension claim of 500
Testimony taken and the hearing was adjourned
until Monday next
The Department ofstate Is in receipt OF comInunca
ton Consul Roosevelt of Bordeaux relative TO the
exhibition OF agricultural and industrial products TO De
held at Bordeaux from June l 10 November ], 1892,
the OF the phylOXera In the most productive
ynegrowng districts In Europe, there strong prOba
biitesof important market being created Tor Amer
fsaQ
New-York tribune., 1881-12-03

perts were correct this mining property must De OF
immense value. The most experienced mining men
in the direction expressed the opinion that ~ was
impossible to tell precisely from average assays now
ores from gold nine would run the only sure test
which would place it beyond dispute was oy tlie inc
within few weeks and then all questions of dis:
pute with regard To the character and quauty OF
the ore will be finally settled. There is no mort
gage or lien upon the property 20 lar as am M
formed and think there is no outside indebtedness
that will embafrass the progress OF the company
because most of its obligations are held by ITS
friends, who. think, would have no, disposition TO
trouble the company. Al the mine there are about
5 miles of waterppe still to be laid, and about =
miles are being laid per week. Manager SeloNer
expects TO start for the mines Monday or Tues
day next.
1t was reported on the Street yesterday that the
break in South Pacific was engineered Tor the Pur-
pose OF inducing short interest The oihcefS OF te
company declare that the decline Is purely Specu-
latlye and that they intend to lose no time III put
ting the mine on paying basis 90 ,,.
The StOrmout mine shipped @6OOO on NO'emDcI
New-York tribune., 1881-12-03
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Dec. 2-r. N.

FRIDAY, Dec. 2-f. ".
The transactions today in mining stocks amount :
ed to an unprecedented amount, but the principal
dealings were in three or four special stocks. Rob
inson Consolidated was extremely active, and with
numerous fluctuations from 4i2 to 6AG6ls.
Aside from the merits demerits of the property,
the late decline undoubtedly has occasiOned dan
gerously large short interest in the stock, which
may be severely punished even if the property IL
worthless. But respectable gentlemen who are trus-
tees of the company do not hesitate TO express their
entire disbelief III the late reports received from Ihe
late and present pro TEN superIntendents at me
mines. The State Lines also even more than us
ually active and declined 10 81 cents ana aIler
selling up 70 .25 closed at 1.2O; ana decnneh 20
% cents and later rose to 80 cents, and OrientaI
and Miller after selling at 20 cents rose to 10 cents
South Pacific rose from 394 10 5l4. Green MOUNTAIN
was stronger at 3l2; The Comsocks were an h,siei
and firm. The markets generally closed strong
New-York tribune., 1881-12-03
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
RECOMMENDATIONS BY SECRETARY IINcoLN-RE-
pUCED APPROPRIATIONS.

DCCED APPROPRIATIONS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--rhe annual report
NJ the Secretary Of War made public to-day us
chiefly devoted TO the consideration of the important
contained in the annual reports OF his
.nbordipaies General Shermans recommendation that
The army he increased 10000 men receives Secretary
fincolns approval The attention OF Congress IL caed
to the need OF legislation prevent intrusion upon In
dian lands especially from Kansas into the lndlan Ter
ritory Secretary Lincoln invites especial attention TO
that mart of the report OF General Wright Chief OF En-
yineers which refers seacoas defences, and on
this subject says 1.-The Chief OF Engineers shows that
. defence by Notifications and torpcdoes is
the only one which is at all practicable Tor coast
"a extended "a ours comprising many rich maritime
cities extensive navy yards and depOts OF supply tat
huy attenUt at other mode OF defence would De eDo
ors expensVe both for first cost ana cost OF halhie
nance and IL is the only mode adopted by man!he ha
tOns. ., A., $4,000 ~, oo,r-o
neuts necessary for admission 10 the Military Academy
at West Point the Secretary says: Il concur ln lne
views Of my predecessor that u WONu not 9e wen 70 70
raiso the standard OF admission The result Of the last
sxamuatOn which 40 out OF IL candidates were re
eeted shows the standard il so nigh as TO prevent
the admission OF many VINO would uhoOui,'eu.y, u u
preliminary training, prove valuable Iltei5,
A consideration OF the subject leads me to the Deei
that it would best to extend the course go Is 10 cover
The aet ial expenditures under the War Department
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1851, were
S42122 2Ol. The appropriations Tor lSo@ were
S44,SS9,725. and tue estimates Tor 1888 caiI 4or
The estimates presented to The Secretary FOR revision
amounted TO S39,099, 500 " This amount, ne says,
has beeu reduced my revision To an Hggiegale OF
SlO,6S9 600, which sum, ii iudciousy allotted Dy Con
gress win be, III my judgment, reasonable allowance
Tor this class of pense during the next fiscal year
New-York tribune., 1881-12-03
WIN. A. FARISH'S REPORT
On tho property Of tho
STATE LINE GOLD MINING COMPANIES NOS.
2 AND 3.

NEw.YoRK. November 80 1881.
Hon. JOHN Il ALLEY Iresdent state Ltns Mines Nos.
and 3.
Dr,nsm. Ibeg to submit following In regard to Tho
state Line Mines SOA 2and3 3.
arrived at the october T. having detained at
Carson aud tracing the cOatsd pipe should
have boon at the Of the c. and c. railroad track
In obsenco 30 your Instructions Immediately devoted
10 the question oi the water supply work of
hrinatug It to tho mine An examination OF the several
springs belonging 10 the company atsed that sufficient
water obtained for all purposes properly developed
atonee commenced to tunnels aud within fsw
days had satisfaction Of knowing that had sufficient
water by pumping back 10 be again In the hat
ere since supply has conytantly increased and
hive no within short tmo ample for oil
tho wants oftho company without pumping back"
PIPE LAYING.-No work had been on the branch
line from stewart Canon TO the Miller OrTule spnnga
placed large OF digging this distance of
about and half miles, thus connecting theso springs
with the limo. nsed here tho old spral pine This
was slow the Pipe In bad condition. which neces
ated tho dipping In asphatum and the LAYING
Of Il so rs avoid much pressure possible In crossing
rayines We successful It scarcely leaks drop
From the unc Of the pipes my proe cssor had laid
nearly miles Of the old pipe which leaking badly and
had 70 DO up replacing new pipe in doing
ls had the trench dug deeper 1t WIS not deep
enough protect the water from freezing during winter
We laying from 600 feet TO ZOO feet day rhls
somew anticipated easily accounted for
The pipes connected by couplings there are fourteen
Q9 threads inch and they from one and one.
hall inches ii necesstates the turning pipe nom
twenty-one twenty eight times to complete tbs
overcoming grades also the pipe eaod ana bent
10 CONFORM the surface Of The ground
THE MILL a5 perfect ia al iis departments as any
ae- and capable reducing from eighty 10 one
hundlei psr day a incomplete IN tlany Of its
minor desil2i have set nay foree o. mechanics