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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The only reason Senator Wisner, of Sagi-
nav. did not cry when be seconded the
nomination OF Mr.. Burt. was because he
did not feel hkeit. His face. however, took
on all the weeping expressions possible. and
was not in accord with the remarks male
By the hsppy Senator. II Wisnsr's fscisl
expressions grow worse when ne wesps
am glad I i've on the other side Of the state.
Wsner duboed Burt The tail pine baron"
from The North.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The kissinZs and smbrscings in which
the two Emperors INDUCED on board the
Hoheozollen resembled thoss OF two
women, and probably meant inst as
much.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

II was clearly a Yaple conven ton and
had telegram been read from Mr.. Ysple
after the convention had met saying that
be would accept the domination for Gov
ernor, 1t would have been stampeded the
convention and nominated the Boy from
Mendon" on the first ballot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
SituationsW Wanted--MaIe.

WANTED ~ POSTING. GENERAL OFFICE
w work, or copying. by the hour. or 81 sdy
Work, by experienced bOokkeeper and cashier.
Address 30 Csss-st-, Grand Rapids. 2A
" ASTED- SITUATION As BOOKKEEPER
w or clerk by your man: three years expert
ence; speak German: best OF references Address
A B., 6.2 TTaverss City 2l4
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The report that ~Blinky" MoRsAS has
has given up AL hope Of escape gives
good reason to suspect that "Blinky-
has hole through the wall nearly com-
nlnfaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

ale is the son OF bis grandfather. :"
shouted an enthusiasts sdmirsr OF BEN
HARRISON, st q recent political meeting
in Chicago. This is an sgs Of surprises.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

A Proviienee rsper says The Repub-
bean platform . splitting The psrtJ." It
ounits - tel as. ho~svs-. which ssrty Is
bsAnx spit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The prisoB ssfornzers lsE Il session Al
Boston ~cald have naads hspps success
q their naseilng Z tLsz lad evolved : plan
0y Shieh prison management msy 30
successfully kspt oaf q politics Politics
. al ia root q nost q TIE evils n
prison nAnsxs1asnt IN this country. Tie
Legislators q Nss York has bees ia see
si0n tie past week called together b the
Governor 70 vrouis some means Of en-
pI0ymsnf FOR the eo1yiets N the prisons
Of that state. simply because the sbyster
politicians u that body we're afraid tEsy
s0ald iose sotss II they supported Ger
tsin Measures f0r tie smploymsnt Of tie
ecnyiets. II tAsrs ls . popular inpfes-
sion Nat the labor u eoaviefs in = par
tiealaF direction Injuries laboring men, or
any other class of citizens " coBsidsra-
bic political strengsb, tbs average lsgis-
lator = ready 10 sacrifice ia convictions
and vote as policy seems 10 dictate.
TIE Interstate Association Is the rather
indefinite name Of al organization which
has applied for . charter IN Pnilzdslphis.
L. proposes TO have laws passed to
stop the employment q conyicls IN any
Sort VI man afacsuring What the gentle
msn interested in the association, said to
20 leading merchants, propose 10 do with
the cOuylcts Il not stated. This import
ant feature OF the prison-isbor problem
IS generally overlooked Ia tho schemes
evolved to abolish the undesirable comps-
ton With free labor. Until feasible
plan Tor employing the oonyicts at some
thing which will not interfere with out
side workmsa Is provided. ali such move
msnts as that OF the Interstate Associa-
tion must fail. TO support the convicts
IN idisness would cost the laboriDg mau
just a. much as II would undsr the pres-
snt system. Besides, II would be too
inhuman for nineteenth century ciyiliza-
ton.
This question Of employing couvicts is
largely subordinate to the question Of
politics. This the men in session at Bos-
too have been trying TO solve. IL they
could have discovered how convicts may
be employed st productive labor without
creating competition with free labor, they
would have performed q miracle which
has never yet been performed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Once during the convention Ruthsrfor d
nearly broke down. When he was tendered
the nomination of Secretary of State. he
declined saying that he was proud OF the
honor conferred upon him. but that his re-
cent bereayment was enough, and that he
did not want TO leave his home to take an
active part in the campaign, as q candidate
should do.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

DETRoIT GRAND HAVEN a MILWAUKEE

q LHlItf tUIllHft tLIt TTtI ThlIF-
Detroit krprex has parlor car n Detroit max
ing direct connections tor al points East arriving
ia New York st l0.l0 q. N ne1t dsy. Ismife1
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 10 Niagara Fails, connecting Al Nilwaukee
Junction with through sleeper 10 TORONTO
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
81 d.. 9. III. a II. sEiway ohocs ~ Monroe A.
and at the deyot
Jss- CAsrBFi.f, City pay Agent
6ro. b REFvE Trs1ic Manager, Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
furniture stored.

TURSITURE STORED PACKED AND
u moved Frrert packers sent on short notice
~ Radcif 4 bolt. III eo8ta Division 81. tele-
phpne No. 20 Jsn'y 9. 80
EURNrTURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
Il By experienced worsuen chesp ~ Mrs 4
]. walkers second hand furniture dealer II
snlih pirlsl0n-sf falaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Ihs Rspnblcsas ara lead sure of "a.
sotei sisters and Sleeping ear portsrs.
Ih@y ~ili vote fcr Oid TIP every time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
For Saie--hfisceffaneons.

Tor sALE - HORSE AND PnAETON AT
i Central Market, li5 AonToe-si. a6
EOR sALE-A FAST PAGER. CHEAPIF SOLD
at once. J. W Bryson. Ovid 10
COR sALE-AT A DISCOUNT, A SCHOLAR
Il ship in . business college. for evening in
strnctlon. Adde'S w. NJ, box Telegram Her
aid odice. zO1tf
NOR sALE-AT BARGAIN, FURNISHINGS
l. and lease for twenty good rooms. In a central
loc alton. Call or address togg d Kinsey aud
4 Tower block. 20s
LNOR SALE CHEAP-THE HANDsoMEsT
Il pony IN the city; years old. broken 10 bar
ness and saddle gentle as kitten, Just the thing
for children or ladies. Apply to Cbas. Baxter.
No. 7Csnal-st, Western Union once. 1851
IfOR SALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AT sULLI-
J. van, Mich. There are i've mills in yicin-
ity and business profitable Good reasons for
selling. J. B. Watson. Coopersyilie, Mich. le7u
LNOR SALE-FAsT TROTTER BAY GEORGE.
! ZINE roadster gentle, suitable for ladies 10
drive. J. +. Homan. Is Canal-st. l6stf
EOR SALE - AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
j. machinery for frSt class laundry. also a
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF q. A Berwin, No. q Canal ST. l3sti
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

There wss scheme once q ths afternoon
q soriae ths nsHe Of Dec NJ Dickinson on
tie convention for for Governor. sos IA vas
nipped by tie psrtY managers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
~ 0nfed-TO Buv.

4 A RATES WANTS TO Buy A CHEAP
W. ioi IN the soIth part 81 he CRY Appiy -
90 South Division 81 la
UANTEp-TO BU1 WHITE F-0f MsTX
w or spiiz dog Hiii pay good price pa
qulfe Al AicaissB Honse- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Il is reported ibas ASxA DIcETxsox
wiil make series ot speechss tov Has
RTsoS and MoBT3x But What about
GNi hsmhtou7
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Situations Wanted-Female.
For ReTlt--RooIlts.

A STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
"A operator desires position. Address Stenog-
rspher. 255 Alcott So, LockpOrt n. Y. 2G5
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Judging from the cordislity With which
they hiss them ont. one would think
political parties we're never mere happy
than when deserters are leaving them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

With what wide-eyed smszsment Rus-
sian editors would read ths exceedingly
free-and-easy style OF criticism with
which American editors discuss the
President and his Csbinstl just now
tEey cannot criticise Germany on &C.
cOunt OF the Qaeen NATALIE affair, be-
caussit might hurt Emperor FREDERICK 5
feelings. Well, every body csunot be
born IN America.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Chicago = safe ss eng ss Inspector
BoSETzlD keeps ID bra prsssat vissIsocs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

close Hpon ne hssls e she sweeping
Literal vIcsory IN Msnitobs comes tie
ae~s tast lse Northern Psciie Is ss ouce
- extend ~ system through he province.
saus constituting itself fornidsole
rival to ihs CsnsGisn Pacific The iissl-
.e~snce experiencs ~ Msnitabs ass pro
dassi q vszoro1s erre of ini4peudents.
kccurdinx 70 ne Wnnirez Saa. which
sAss thsi bcth parti@s have - selsct their
very best men. Composition = sood
tols Ter rsilrcsds srd for political parties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

the ssheE 81 hEss "A Asy sdssftk>ssssst
s~E - fesEd y cfsi<iEg tie nsAs her II
seFes ~ s~<eA. Any psFtof = ltas cssst<d
saeAs fsll -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

COR sAIE OF TRADE FOR RCUsE sND
i iot F-sfre flrf farm. hsrgsin
keiloez g. North Divts5o1st ~
LOS SALE CaE4P-a NlcF FARM o. ~
Il scres- wita frsne hc1se- oEe utls I'd a
e1sgfer trosz hsil-s- appiF - hrs 9. Wax
eTs -f-atn Lnfsxo1Ft. IlFf
Tor ssIf-THF FARw PTfcevGfNc 10
frie ssfsfs oftte isie 5'sDief -ef arrasrhs-r
ere rile xssf - tte ear. froufirE Eriase-s IN
i fEe dslry fsrU, q - frDt rsEs.fs srd gar
ee7i1g. Msy e =sid n frer go n ttf~rr 49,
ffE Apply - - NENvor6 s6uiaissrafs- -
Fotrth a.. ssrsnd RsZsds SErh. fahf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Canada hss GO ma-ierers under sen
tencs Of death IN its jails At present. They
don'i let mardsrsrs i've ionz after they
ara convicted ever there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

One of The hardsss workers IN Detroit
vas Little Jake. Of East ssgiBsv He
wanted J. .. Norton for State Treasurer
and sad that II he -ss nomiasted he -oaId
give The Csmueizn COMMITTEES $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The Chicago J0Hraai say The reason
TIE Ere IN that city the osbsr day sss pot
extinguished sooner vac bscsnse The
irsm-u eoui not play on the pianos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

WHAT'S "a. natter .sss yalyp yulys
a. rsssk
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

To those who sre scqusinted with Nr.
Burt's campaign methods. il vas little
smusing to hear him in. bic speech Of sc-
ceptsnce talk about having to sghf the
bundles Of Doodle furnished By the Repub-
Hcans
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

CHICAGO a WEST MICHI6AN-AII TRAINS
Y arrive Al sDd depau from Union Depot
BEfAaI.
Mail FOR Chicago Muskegon and 1oledof eaosm
Past IN pres Tor go....-...... a - Z, IN
Txprcfs for NBskerou and fisFt.......f 3 IS I, m
\ leht xprese for Chicago al 90 mn
Night Express Tor IDciAzspo - ...-.. ~ % 4 "a
For Bic Rapids Baldwin, LUcdlngton
and Msnstee. ..,.;...,. .-.;....-. 4e5 , m
ForRig Bspids. BALDWIN. Indiurion and
Mtuifi &C y . m
Express fDf Suske esoD and - 4 Haven 4 tlo pm
tREIKE
Night Fxpress iron Chicago ..-...... ssNRm
~ iFht E1press from iDdfsna polls s-.......s a70em
f1press frOm H8sksfon snd kart 10 a. q m
ban rom Chicago md kusktgyn...-a.t d m
f1fsresz lrs1D AilfFsn snd Ioledos .-.f ~ pm
t1pTess iron febtwster and kukkeEOBf 90 "a
Past Express from n hcs,so.............- s4s y %
Prom Asnistee Dudinffon Baldwin
and Big sTlids s4. ..s. ...... $50 Y0 q n
Prom Msnistee, I-Ud nRton. Baldwin = ~ pfn
sBsiy fDsiiy sTceys snudst .Daiif efrspi
Saturday 'Dsifv fkrept HunasY
Through coathes 80 Chieseo sad Toledo on > .
m train - Through gsfi0r ss4 r. thiczgo On
" - ! ~ trsin No s1frs charge for eeats-
Through fieepng and chair car between lbdlen-
sFnlis On lndisnsfelis fieht Erprea tfssss.-
Through fletpinv car 20 Chicsge OF u - 2 ln
trAln.- UEion Ticket osco G. Nonroe-st
A fsPrENTFR. 1rsf.c Eanseer
NrfiTts skvFI7. 40 ~. rfss Agsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The facilities given 10 reporters IN the
Democrat eonyen ton IN Detroit on Thurs
day were about as poor as they possibly
could be. When you put SIX and eight
reporters al work on a common kitchen
table. some one Is going 10 get crowded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

When the motion was made 10 nominate
Burt by acclsmstion. Gen. Parkhursi. the
white haired Jacksonian saint from Cold
water. made a motion to adjourn until
morning. SO that the proposition could be
talked over and see that 10 mistake was
made. The motion was received with
Misses, and the old gentleman grieyed as be
listened TO them. When silence was re-
stored he said You may hiss me if you
like, but | am giving you good advice
when | ask you not to be hasty."
The motion was overwhelmingly voted
down, and when the vote was announced
the father of Southern Michigan Democracy
was hissed again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

How gisd TIE Democrats vii % 70 -.
Mr. BEAESz Thsy we're rselsy sfrsid he
wss ia vsiie b. Europe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

When Burt was nominated the members
OF the convention frcm the Third and
Fourth Congressional districts refused TO
cheer. and when Mr. Burt would make
bit in his speech they maintained a dig.
nihed silence and refused TO applaud.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

VTESTFD-fkRTSE wFrH SNAIL CTr7-
~ "a 1anrfasfs-inE tss1ess, Eort ehsrre
tcrrE "a
TIANTET-a1 IT'S cFFTCE Cstp5Fs O.
" ssllv 7 rI sexss- 7FssLz ~ estes grrs -
s7t 81 sn1 81 = ARD a ~
CkLEsWAE- ado - I1NF eNzIT.
= xmtleS oee nrerf eerref 80 -ff este- ~.
NG IN Isss = q BIZ 1sl Ne~ Fayk sd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
" U0nfed--ROOllls.
6ge1lfs--U 0nted.


I OsT-TUEsnAY AFTERNOON, July H.
IL in the vicinity 81 Monroe and Ionia sis
chid's snail silver watch gold chain small loc sct
attached. The hHder VIII be rewarded by leaving
The same az the Clinton House, s. and % North
ICns-st as
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
For Rent--Busfness Places.

COR RENT-sTORE so Is Monro est, and
i fixtures forsale. Inquire on the prem ises OF
6. Tyroler, agent. le9if
no RENT A LARGE, LIGhT ROOM FOR
i light manufacturing steady power. at No
PearlsL Enquire of c. b. Judd or T. L. Thwing
sif
EOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
L No. q csnalst. For particulars enquire OF
L. A. Berwin. I5ftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Boordin0.


yVATTED-0 Or Two BoARDERs At
W ~ Bouery-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
For Rent--HOssses.

COR RENT-HALF DOUBLE HOUSE. 81 RAN
i som It, sl6 per month. c. f. Idema, 2ss
Lyonst. s05
L'OR RENT-HOUsE FOR RENT AT l42BsR-
clay st. Enquire al once e14
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
TRAIN TINE Tables.

! CRAND RAPIDS a ISDIASA-IS EFFECT
! VI July !, 1885.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-12-13
Republican Daily Papar.

A charter of incorporation has beer
granted in Richmond to the Outlook Pub
fishing Company. the object Of which is
the publication OF daily Republican paper
in that place. The capital stock is to be
not. LESS than $685. 900, nor more than $500
GOO, to be divided into shares of S25 each
The officers for the first yeaf.afe: presi-
dem, Mark r. Lloyd. of Manchester
treasurer. Syyanus Stokes, of Richmond
secretary, w. c. Eiams Of Louisa, direc.
tors, the above named persons, and Messrs.
b. Taylor McCue, and J. w. Southland, of
Henrico: P. Keenan, and R. D. Workman.
Of Richmond. Col. Elan is to be the edi-
tor. It will be morning paper and the
first issue will be given to the public soon.
We are gfatalied to learn. that the Re-
publicans are to have daily paper at the
capital. The interests of the pafts and
the State need such paper and We trust
it will meet with liberal encouragement.
a fair. square, conservative presentation
of the cause of Republicanism to the PEG
pie of Virginia, from the Capital of the
State, will slaye a good effect in giving
force and efficiency to the Republican
organization. and spreading desired infor.
nation among the people. We have had bat
one side of the political situation in the
State from that city for some years, and
the result has been perversion of facts
and suppression of many things that
ought to be known. Col. Elan is an able
and forcibIe writer. and is capable of CIV
ing the public Journal that will find
numerous readers ard supporters.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-12-13
THE MARKETS.

The markets here are comparatively quiet
with liberal offerings of grain and hay at quo
tations. Prices have not held up for wheat in
Coicago. as the figures quoted In this market are
better than there. There was a slight decrease
In New York and Chicago last week, as well as
in Baltimore. We quote:
Flour, family, 81 IS; extra,.si %; super So rs.
Wheat, 90 to 81 o.. Corn, Acc. oats, 26la to
271lc. Timothy hay, sl3 50 to slI; mixed, sl2 to
Sla 90; clover,s so to 50. Glover seed, So so to
50.
In Baltimore. best Southern wheat, oS to II );
medium winter. 9S to 9S3;. February delivery.
024 to 021a
LIVE STOCK. - Baltimore. Dec 10th = Best
beeves. 1919 to 81 50; mediu to good, 3 % to
8 371I. Sheep, az to 414c gross. Lambs, Az TO
51ac gross. Hogs, 6s4 to 70 net
New York.-Dec 1O-Steers, S. to 10 per 100
lbs. sheep, 3 to %. Lambs, rs to IS per
100 lbs. Ho,s % to 60.
Richmond. lO-Rest cattle. 81 to &c
gross medium to good, 81 to 81. sheep. to
4%c CSC ss. Hogs. 6 to 81 net,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-12-13
Fearful Tragedy at Birmingham.

Last week the dead body of a white girl
was found in lake in the suburbs of Biz
mingham, Ala. The finding of the body
was accidental and it was at first supposed
she had been drowned. An examination
of the corpse disclosed evidence that
she was the daughter OF a rail-
road engineer, named Halves. and aged
ABOUT 20 years. A colored woman
testified that she had seen the girl and her
father walking in the direction of the lake
on a certain day Of recent date. AT the
time of the discovery the father was absent
and in few days returned with newly
married wife. Suspicion being aroused.
further investigation and dredging the
lake exposed the dead BODY of Hawes' for
mer wife. with weight as much as $50
feet. and the hack part Of her head crushed
in as though with blunt instrument.
This discovery created great excitement.
Halves was arrested, aud taken to jail. A
mob soon gathered, threatening to break
open the Jail and lynch Hawes. The
Mayor ordered police guard, under
charge of the Sheriff, Smith. The mob
increased IN numbers and violence, and
was marching upon the Jail, when Smith
warned them to stop. Several times he
told them if they did not halt and retreat
he would order the guard to fire. He gave
them notice of his intention a number OF
times, but every time he did SO. they
advanced, until they were about to charge
the Jail. At this moment. the order rang
out, lone, two. three. fire, quick and
fast" and fire they did, killing ten.men
right out and wounding 20 or % more.
Among the killed was Mr. Thockmorton,
the post master at b rmingham, and sew
eral other prominent citizens, who, 1t is
said, were trying to paeify the mob and
pei suade them to abandon their desperate
purpose.
Great excitement followed this bloody
demonstration. and the city was at last
accounts in possession of the military.
1t was sad lesson, but the majesty OF
the law ought to Re maintained. and while
Sheriff Smith may be censured by the mob
and the friends of the injured, conserva
tive and law abiding people everywhere
will commend him for his courage and
devotion to duty.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-12-13
Cuban Ores.

According 10 the report Of the U. S.
Consul at Santiago de Cuba, laseIy pub.
lished, there were ,29s.3ll tons Of man.
ganese shipped from that island to New
York. at cost laid down in PHILADELPHIA
Of $l4.23 per ton in U. S. currency,
Analyses of these ores give the follow.
ing ingredients .s5isica, $40; iron, $780,
metallic manganese, $3.50; phosphorus,
.O3O; sulphur, .o0s; moisture. 1000. TIE
metallic manganese is higher than the
average and the phosphorus lower than In
the manganese of the South River dis
trics in this ceaats; but not sufficiently
so to justify the Discrimination made in
the prices that are offered for manganese
mined here by parties using it in Penn.
sylvania. We believe were the steel es.
Establishments to agree IS allow % cts. per
unit for the metallic manganese. about
the price paid for the foreign ore, there
could be enough mined in Augusta
county TO supply the entire demand of
the United States, if not of the world.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-12-13
A Movemant at Waynesbcro.

A number of the active and responsible
citizens of Waynesboro and vicinity have
determined to have boom in that local
ity-not boom based upon great expecta.
tions, cut upon subs! antial things. ard
destihed to be a movement of Importance.
The purpose is to form a company. CON-
posed of land owners at and in the vicinity
of the Junction between the G. & O.. and
S. V. r. r, to establish manufactures
and build up town. The site is one OF
the most attractive and inviting in the
whole coantry. The lands embrace the
whole stretch of boti ON on either side Of
both railroads. and Include valuable min
eral properties adjoining. The number
of acres, represented in the proposed
COMPANY. is abcat 10 900. as reported to
US, embracing building sites, water power
and minerals. The plan is 10 in vite indus
trial lants by offering the necessary land
free, aad rebate for term of years on all
taxes assessed foT county a1G State pur-
poses. The gentlemen who we have been
informed will be associated in this enter
prise are amply able to carry it forward.
They are all business men OF means. and
appreciate the Importance of the excellent
location for town at the junction. as well
as the NECESSITY for something to be done
looking to the material advancement of
their section. Their plan ia eat irely prac
ticable, and one which We believe will be
successful. There is not point any
where which presents better advantages
than this one. 1t is right at the junction
OF two trunk line railroads, in the midst
of a rich mineral and timber region,
with ample water convenient. and every
thing to give encouragement to the move
ment.
This is the spirit we like to see. It is
putting the SHOULDER to the wheel before
calling upon HERCULES. Let confidence
be shown in the feasibility of the scheme
by the people here, and IL Will not be
long before outside capital and en-
terprise will come in to give assistance
and share in the benefit. 1t is good sign
and one that it affords us pleasure to rec.
goniZe. We will cordially CO operate
with these genSlemen. in our sphere. and
give them all tfe aid we can to assist in
pushing this project to successf ri con-
clusion. There is merit in this scheme,
and if properly engineered will be of In
finite benefit to the county and State.