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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
STATE NEWS.

WoopLaSp.

WOODLAND.
james McIa,yFe one Of our enterpr.sirs
Young farmers has nght tie farm for
merly owaed by T. l.. Davis. He val
make it pay if sny one esn,--lsmes Is.
Sutherland n, has fi-ll of Is acres of
to,stoes has Jus. commences dlgsi1g
Fro m the frst one ioaTta Cf sn acre tr
dug 40 IBIS OF chipping pc;A'oe., the fu'l
acre yieldiag ls5 bbls. Besides his fl Ill
Of rotaio IS be has harvested 20 acres OF
grain. pretty good beginning for a
soung rnsn-pttlfoes srs bringing sl.25
to-day pit. %. --lamts Mating, Se,a or
elec. from the norhrn part OF tais eount' ,
has one of tue finest 'c1sras in Northern
Maine He will harvest onc hundred bar
Iel, of nice spple> this fall if nothing hap
pens.
MArLrroN.
The valustien of this tom ia STA 81 o
sgailst SOL. 64l In leso.-M Mr., Levi Joh'
80 : from VI 10, is con iuc,irg the sale OF
fruit trees Ia ibis vicinity Many have
bough. trees IN The past and some haze
qai q 4 orchards and are sill sd ing 10
tae nam5er of t1sir trees Apples are
quite plea'y and good tbs fall, especis ly
att ann fruit, W ID fair spanking of wi
ter yari tes-C4pt S. C. +. Smith has
commenced TO dig his potatoes, and on thu
tir.t Is rods dug he got ll3 bushels. The
frs; heavy ftost WAS Oh the night of Sept
2i,h.-Mrs. JAS. Beaa's yourg child died
qu te suddenly las, week 1t was taken
sex Monday aud died Frids,. MIR al
i, abseLt i'll Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Mrs J II Pa,-hley aai 40 children
refs passenger. on the Bo t0a bos; yes
.sraa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Near the Ledge that was encountered by
the vorkmen on the Oak street sewer, and
right in the line of the trench, they came
up~n an enormous granite boulder. almost
as hard rs flint rock But after digging
around j, on all sides a big charge Of 6yna-
N te sh!uered j; so tia, !, could he haad-
lad easily, We are told that sill the work
lone on she sewers thnq far this year, na-
J. r Coanis.ioner Healcv. who ia also Sup
eriEt nien. OF Coustruai5a. has been &C
compl!shed st m expense within the est
mates and that. he'd the sewer pipe been
received from the manufsct,ry IS fast as
needed, the work desig9el for this season
would have been completed hefore this
dl-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Last xiare, the street csrs were rna on
the rsii. al tie Ii Ne with the except ~ u
twelve days, and tbs year the track ~ill
be keft clear IS maeh Of the time $ p ST
be ~i.hnut Interfering with the ssfesy e
the .rseEs- Sept. B-aekets says that lat
wirtr II city 81 ho-stiss c him in tee
best po-sible Esaner and be has no -sas0t
TO look for sny different ueA,meat j. tie
fr,-n,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

free from authorizations, was
!. CleVeland's Superior
/ Baking Powder.
HalLOWElL LOCALS.
sshooser Eliza B. Emery i, losdisg
sish ice from li. X VI. Ice CO
Mr.. A II Hoard has returned from
"a. irh relative, a Baltimore, Nd
Nis. NJ. There.a sanborn % vassal5oro
wa. caiIrg on fries,ls IN this ci'y yester-
lag.
| Mrs J II Pa,.hley aai tso children
sefe passengers on the 30 toa bos; yes
.eriag-
Mr. Walter Goubi Il ipssieh anil Mr.
imo. 6oait of wephae,, Mas are ia tne
~, the guests of sapt. E X Day.
The hssi- daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Isaiah
aosAen ~Ao iiged a. .hs qnarrie-, died
.y.,eriay at he age Of year AMI lo|
roa,h.
3r. IL nj R,oia oa aod r.o her left
yesterday for iheir home. IN PhiI4le'phia
"a, af Ell long a5d pleasant visi. vita
t7eeds n this city
Mr. VII iam M.iher Of Newton, Mss,
an emp'cyr of tire Thomson Houston
+. rclrli Co. arrived ye,serday a1d v So
ierit trui tse Placing Of the generator =,
he w.rr IN H. operations fr winch nave 81
ready BEEN comm .ncei
Mr.. AIee Curt.sr has made SO ne no -
.tle Improvements in several Of The hous,
ia this city Of " hieh he i, the oFner. lie
mas seven u ell. each OF shich h. viii
Thoroughly repsir aad pa, in FIRST class
condition before winter arrives.
Fer tire next few days there wi! BE- on'y
aour service on the Electric road betSeer
tii, city ami Cad ncr as the changing OF
| the motor from the open - the box cars
| reeve the nun Der OF cars 20 that there
ere aot an ugh run erery half hour. rne
.ac leaves Gardin,r for the city IN III,
hour
The X IL ef''''ns al 'h' o'e'm Mi 81
ioof'Ng mach 'mPFo't'-not on'y have
sR''s bee . erected RON 'heFe Sni NJ the
"hhirg miii crossing st"'e' but he#
and mGeA ilTkcT Platform hiS oeen halt
tine steam mi 't't''n' ""ieh greatly H.
vfeases tue foH'F'3'h Tor passengers ~
ting on an" OF '"' 'rAiHs-
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others iIne just a. they ar taken from the
/ Gsit. Thee are called green sounds and
mus be cleaned ard dried before they car
be u.ed for making the .srgas The
@ elLlrg process consists OF car, flily
ws'l inl aud sc'aprs each sou 4. They
arr then lad ON rack' ma ie
she sun for sese'al d'ys, or urt'i they he-
'as' "a ~ W 'S'' pun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

NJ. Geo. Heses. a iourneyuaa II II. C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
! .sss :5earrE
ruEssaY. sEP1. 30. issa.
GARDINER LOCALS.

Prof r p caoea sfAszass w.s il II :
= yes,erssg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30


mails once or tvi,r before, He was ts ken
90 jail yesterday afternoon.
II may he remembered that the Journal,
some tine ago, pred cted that an laition
u the Elmwood Hot would he called fer
N the Tear future GA numerous coca
>oas the past season, every room has been
occupied, anl guests lodged in ceishboriug
houses VIXEN accommodations coull be OF
tanned or put upon cts when this course
sas necessary. NJ. White. the Proprietor,
has nov about decided to increase the e.
pscity Of the house by building wing on
the west, or Main street side, a large as
the lot will admit. aud which will probably
ada stou; forty Sleeping rooms 10 the nun
He bull. in style TO harmonic with the
main house, aui will sdi to the beauty of
The place Mr. White is much pleased
With The m3nasr in which Landlord Jul
Sias. the lessee. ia ranuing The hluse, and
says that no pairs or expense on his own
part will b spared t, make the house IS
good as there is in Maine Watervilla may
c,rsid hers Is particularly fortunat, that
this important local institution is in such
hands,
The work on the new Masonic Temple IS
net along quite ss far as the Building Com
I'd ;tee woalI hse to see ii. but when it is
remembered that the crew have had {, e
idle full week and half since ,hey c IN
menced to lay brcS by reason Of bal
weather it mast De Admit Ell hat they have
got along preIy vel N)-e m n cou,d
have been worked to advantage.
blt it seems that they are not 20 be had.
Brick layers axe to. generally s.snliue
around waiting to b. hirei at this season OF
the year The walls Of tie nav block arr
now up to the third floor aad HIS week, if
coed weather prevails, will see the work
pretty veil along toNsrds ihe END. The
neg Temple Will present front
of fieh and massive appearances
and VII be All ornament for the city thai It
may well be proud Of. NJ. c. G. Carleton.
foi the Bniliiny Committee, IS thoroughly
interested in the wors, sni caH generally be
founl not sery farNfrcm the scene of oper-
atoms lie is an enthusiastic Mason. and
always IDS up II Re coustsd when there
is anything contemplated or un Ter AIKEN for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

pon tbs arrival OF the Saturday after
no a trs,n from TIE West the elndactor
10 ded the roIce official. that crowd Of
buuoo stccrcIs had aiiphted here Thes
VI re SPOTTED AMI when last seen were OF
IA II way Toguswstd. There were ,hr, t
N and two women IN the party All tough
lo9 king characters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

4 smsrg, faithful bog, liyi ing in the upper
part Of the cit5, can have a job as carrier
for the Kenneoec Joaroal 1t will require
about Al hour ani half essen weekday
morning, and n, should b. ready TO start
vi Il hi' papers fran the NJ c. .ta,i)n at
about i've o'clock. \ good. healthy exer-
else before breakfast Any boy sho would
like to try his hand on this work may lsave
his name AMI place Of residence at No. 1874
Main street.
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Aorrr.


KEyyEBEc.
In China. Sept. q. to The wife Of Leander Hass
e,l a -op
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IN tie isss ge< eays and erew Of msn ~.
nos removing the oil rotten piles anl r,
pise fg them wisb rex and more ss.n
ones.
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rooms n.y b.wa,ee4 day,av tie eonia.
winter msnths.
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Upon tbe arrival OF the Saturday after
no train from ,le West the elnductor
10 ned the roice official. that crowd OF
brHeo stccreIs had aiiehted here Thes
~tfs spotted AMI when last seen were or
III II way T"su'wstd- There were 'hr,e
m and two women IN the party all tough
looking characters.
Kew J. l.. Munros. pa,tor Of the Fro.
? ,pti.t cbn,.h left Yesterday far Bo.top
He win return on FRIDAY in sssson f,r the
Sunday .cr,less. Ioa f.. a.y. Nj, Nun
,oe .f,g,,, ta. R,ny.l.y r,k,. xnn-e
iI,.alI con loet a o.,i,, of mset,e,, f.r
yrr.t week. Us VIII also attend TIA.
tls FArmirstod onsrtsrl, co4f renee
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The p. ool' of our city arc 70 be oougrat
'a,ed that ihare i- every Indication that
| MIR T. + Norton will again return t.
GHdhovr ~ cts mrrshAL For tho past
icw weeks Nr. Sotol has seted ss Deputy
$ Marshal and zen 'ered most efficient
s'tgice. The city g1Yernms Mt and he
g tlzans were not reco la.lsd to hs leaving,
fowevcr, and Inducements have been of
icred to igaio secure bis services which be
y ~ probably accept
A movement il ON fiat IN cbsnp. tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Tiss II. There.a sssborn % Eassal5oro
vac CaiIrg on friasds 10 this ci'y yester-
iay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Mrs. A II Hoard has returned from q
ret ~ irh relative. 10 Baltimore, Nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Mr.. Horace luslton. VINO sold h Win
ter street residence TO Ms CLARK, who
moves into the ETY. On account os the fine
educational privileges that she can thus
secure Tor her ehildren, is moving the
DR.. Sheldon house. on Pleasant street,
which he recently parchased, to the back
part of the lof. and after fitting it up, will
move his family in it, rad remain there
Until the new brick house which he will
build mex season, is ready - pc occupied.
sir. Puripton. nav house vi b. one Of
MANY that will be erected in Waterville
next year, The growth Of tae city is rapid
and sure.
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be- dt1ctug s.'asJa y Ia soon h. insugu
rai. at Library Hsll on Friday evening
Ocf 3, VIE thu y0urg society " gclt'v
NJ, Of thi4 cigy ~.l give ths first Ct a go
ne of a.sembi,s. Fuicn OF Augusta Il
fu uish musig Tor ne ceur,e and q grand
60 Il Tine ia promised to all admirers Of
dancing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The o. opl' of onr city arc 70 be- ,ougrat.
'a;ed that ihare i. every Indication that
MIR +. F. Norton viii again return T.
Guaoor rs c.t5 marshal For tho past
icw weeks Mr. Ssroa has seled IS Deputy
t Marshal and rcn ',rel most efficient
s'tvice. The city government. and he
G tzaas were not reco,a.lsd to hs leaving.
however, and Inducements have b,ea of
fcrei to ugai1 secure bis services ~h.ch be
WI probably seccpt
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GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.
Reflections Upon the Vote Deciding
the Site.

the Site.
WAsHrNsToy. Feb. 24-The fight over
the Worlds fair site is regarded Is finally
settled by the action of the House
today. New York's leading representa-
tives accept defeat calmly and
philosophically. and consider it final.
They say that New York. despite
many drs w backs. made a gallant fight and
now they have been beaten bow gracefully
to the situation sand intend to do what
they can to make the fair a success.
Chicago, New York leaders think, has
taken a tremendous responsibility upon
herself.
Depew said tonight: THE most mar
vellous exhibit of modern times has just
closed successfully in Paris. Whatever
Chicago does is to he compared with that.
II she equals 1t, she has made success;
If she surpasses il. she has made q
triumph: il she falls below II she will
be held responsible by the American
people for having assumed what she was
not equal TO. believe, however. she will
succeed.
Many ST. Louis and Washington men
have already announced that they intend
to work for Chicago. IL is not believed the
strength OF the opponents of the fair Will
exceed sixty votes II is probable. how
ever, that large number OF members will
he found in favor o! postponing the date OF
the fair until 1898
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devise means 20 r~issve the wants oi the
Idle wcf cfksngznsn ne~ in The city.
Ex-Governor Perkins cxled the meeting
to order.
n. r. Jackson introduced resolutions
to SCI aside $ifaouo tcr the emergency fund
and hand il ovcv 10 the park commission
erx A Subscription OF <lo,oa vas 10 be
Immediately expenacd on park improve-
nents This was amended by requesting
the Johnstcwn relief committee 70 tara
orer ss per cent OF is remaining funds for
Ike purpose and the balance 10 Asso-
ciased charities Roth resolutions and
amendment were adopted.
A COMMITTEES Of filsy citizens Was ap-
pointed to meet fomorrow when an exeen-
ave committee Of twelve will be chosen TO
make proper representations 10 the hoard
OF supervisors.
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ARRESTED FoR MURDER
Cspture Of the Men Supposed 10 Have
KILLED Logan-

ssx FssSe.sco. Feb. 2l--sharies Clark.
alias Obriam. an ex-convsct. and Louis
Oseanyon. sr.otLer ex-convsct. are under
arrest for tie murder of Captain Duncan
Logan. who was shot and killed in q saloon
last September, while endeavoring TO cap
tsrs thief who was attempting 10 rob the
propriesor OF the saioon.
The identity OF the thief sto sbot Cap
tain Logan has remained q mystery. hut
offscer. state that they have strong evil
dence against Clark. and that Osesnyoa
was his confederate in the attempt a rob
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CHICAGoANs REJOICE.
No Losing Side-Everybcdy Delighted
With the Result

CBieAeo, Feb. "a The streets OF Chicago
this afternoon and evening are fun OF en-
thnsiastic crowds. The enthusiasm is
modest b1t nnmissakahle. In the crowds
surrounding the newspaper offices and
other places where bulletins are displayed
there were representatives OF all classes OF
society. and such cordial efusiveness.
warm hsnd-shaking. grati.ied smiles and
genuine shouts of Joy are 10. often wit
messed anywhere. Unaninity OF display
was the feature OF the occasion Usually.
upon news ofs,his sort, or rather news from
political conventions and the like. there are
to be seen losing side. but here ali were
winners
Tonight soots os horns. mingled with
booming OF eannons. and At the ciIb<.
hotels and other resorts the coming OF the
Worlds fair to Chicago is being celebrated
with vim
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Railroad ras.~nxers.

ELusros. Feb. =. The following irst-
class passengers are on No. today /:
Cnas. l.. r. Friselie. G. Fl. crsndon. T. II.
MeHenry, W. ;. Rainier. AZ. r. Rosen-
heime. r. Hsupt and wife. Henry Prem
fiss, IT,. Edgar Alien. j. ~ Warner. H. M.
wilIman. ID. Moore. Mrs. II. g. wyman.
Mrs. Dumphey, Miss Edith Harlem, T. c.
Sssxssk
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RAILROAD NEWS.


: sAx FRsScrsco. Feb. 24.-There was but
little news from the Oregon line today be-
yond the fact that repairs were progressing
rapidly. 1t viii be between three and four
weeks before the Oregon line viii be re-
opened.
Trains on the Central Pacific are PUN
ming regularly and the management say
there is no danger of further interrup-
tion OF traffic this season. Their weather
reports show n general abatement Of snow
and rain and the prospects are very
favorable for a season OF fair weather.
The great cloud burst that carried away
the Walnut Grove dap in Arizona was felt
at winslow in that territory. II Is learned
here that part of the Atlantic a Pacific
track was washed away bat trains thereon
are now moving
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The Coroner's Verdict II ~ ms1gnnc
VILE Case.

The Coronef's Verdict q oho W0rE1lns
Wills Case.
McMiwxvsLLK. Or. Feb. 2A-Tho oo1s
fired by William Scott, husband * e.
ceased.
cnsed try to give deceased stsychnine. ~
she refused TO take Il. M
Testimony also showed that the husho1E
had torn leaves from note book a -
ceased in which she hsd written foW No.
complaining Of her hard lot since mnf1Is
Ing Scott.
Scott was arrested st once and lodsD1 II
taif ~
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SAG FRAscfsco. Feb. 2f.--Tbs forecast
till s o. m. Tuesday Il rain. with the exeep-
tion OF fair weather in Eastern Washing
ton; variable winds and eoolef.
Temperatures are reported ss follows:
New York. 40; New Orleans. sss; 81. Louis,
4s; Cincinnati. 81: chicago. 81. Winnipeg,
~ telow
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The Psbiie school os EIisnsnure = -
stFoysds ST
Ef.igsssrRo, Feb. M--At e,c1oo& -:
morning . frs broke out In tho p~11
school building In the second story. nc1
the roof, from detective due. H ho1
ing was very dry and burned Hke 1in<1
aided by strong east wind. III 1sooc
pany got out promptly, but could ~ - =
ing exceps protect adjoining honoeA = M
loss Is about 400, including tte teto
books. The Insurance IL y. so, 81 - -
in the North Pacific. Of Tacoma, eod ~
Ia tie Oakland Home
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We Choicest Property oil parts OF the City
VIII oh we show Intsni ding Purchasers.


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THE rArRcHIl.D.


0os u0 TIE EcckS With Six Feet 81
Water In Her Hold.
SAN FRkxcrsco. Feb. as-TAe bark Gen.
eral Fairchild from Departure bay. which
went on the rocks near Fort Point last
night. Is lying Al Pacific street wharf where
she VIII commence dischareing her cargo
OF coal tomorrow. she WAS towed 70 Mud
fats last night. but the extent OF her dam
age could not be learned there. oit was
decided 10 get the coal out OF her in order
that examination could be made.
A tug was alongside her sli day supply
ing steam TO her pumps and two good
streams Of water passed out from her II
was estimated this afternoon there was
about six feet OF water in her hold.
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LINGERING STORMS.
snova Drifting Before the wind Near
IFUrkee.

TPuckee-
TRrKEK, Cal. Feb 24--It is blowing and
drifting snow badly tonight and showing
slightly. Assistant Trainmsstsr Mssivia 10
running push plows all night between here
and Iunnell i3 At Cold Stream Bend the
snow ,irifsed in cuts i've feet deep in two
hours.
The Union Pacific rotary arrived yester-
dav, and did fine work clearing out the
sidetracks until II broke out four blades
aud eight bolts. The rotary viii be tested
tomorrow wlfh six blades in the fan.
Trains are on time.
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For low rszes. exeegient asnrao<zsssnns and
al the ieAs1rxs that csEstssEse suacs ss.faf snd
sn5oy able trip 70 fha Esss. taxs sss Nosfhera sa
e4se TEt19z1 vsstSfs2fs ssefTs 20 ~. faui.
MIa1esp.lss Du;ura .ua tsasesga. esyua3s 3ssgng es
e5naex. sFssfagr>pm .s1 sieApssE eass <aw
saErss seessess GsssseF tse dSssesasn o. fs1e RsEs
mss fxtske Car Evfn asny are attached ~ staiSy
Through trains M tgtteF sert.ft 20 ~ iokxd
A. CaitlssE e5sr f.rkss sxsas. . ~<s1ssi sasest
tostos hAo<xs Z fSrxin. eesos lsekst sSsAs. -
allie.
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Cause Of the Acslasss = she Roeooon
Cable Car.

QDW9o % tW0 ACU100D1 - v00
Cable Car #
Portland. Feb. A--lnvsstieation sAoNo
that the cable car accident Sunday evon1In
was caused by the gripman thtnkinE ~
had hold Of the cable when he had -
The turntsble II At the top Of = long ofuo<
ascent. and ~ soon ~ the cor etAs5o1 ~
gripman. finding he had not tAken hold r.
the cable. began hshing for Il. instoe1 e
applying the brakes. Seeing In feW -
onds he had lost oil control Of the cafs ~
and the conductor jumped on. #
The company will remove the turn1Gn1
10 level ground. four blocks distant, boGoG1
operating cars on the hill skain-
The persons injured BY the accident -
ahie to walk around the house. NJ
Ijams says she became unconscious 49,
getting half way down the hiil. 60 -
last thing she remembers Was The snnolI q
burning iron, which 6cw In : long trol1 n
sparks from the friction Of Tie grip eno1
the sides Of the slot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-25
THE DAM HAS BUR T.
Thirty-four Men Killed 6 ~
Hassayampa-
WALNUT SPRING DAN co.
Inmease Destrussiss ~ rreporov-;
Dsaaiss News ossaa.aAle--xns
cearser,s RspssA

rs0xfx, A. r.. Feb, M--A coux,or = ~
arrived from the lower dam ou ~ H.
yampa this afternoon reported thai = + &
mendous mountain Of water cnmo dS11
the Hassayampa about o'clock Soln11no
morning. and that thirty-four men ~
were working on the lower dan 49,
drowned. They were al whites exo>r1
three Chinese.
The courier reports the town q W3rn6
berg ~ safe The loss Of life IN ~ v>1ho
between tho dam and wickenbefR NY -
be known for some days, bat Il u ul1ko
doubt considerable, and the numbos q ~;
TINS In the valley may possibly reoch tk1E1
or forty. 5
The courier states that the uppoe
had undoubtedly broken. and u 1uuoo1f
the water had carried away ~ tWo 49, D
dams.
The loss Of property In The dams -
viii amount to So. COO
This has been another day Of sunu
and anxietvs ~ the second coux1m V
pected from the scene Of the rocont O.
with additional Particular. has tnrD1 III
arrive.
Muddy and badly washed moun1olS
roads, insersected by svullen sluoon&
make travel from Prescott % ~ louofs
Walnut Grove dam. SIXTY miIeo tin1nnt
d'fscult and tedious even BY doyl16Ek
while by night heavy clouds caun = 1n1
darkness that renders IL entirely oue e -
question to travel.
In many places the roads are comp1o111x
washed away and new trails hav1 49,
made.
General 0'Neil and party weso doou1no1i
several hours Saturday night By ho1ne opre
pelled TO camp until daylight On aoao1,n1 y
wsshoats in the read. This y ~ unl1
cause thnt can Be assigned for ~ n6l10
Of the courier to arrive loday. AxIplNdo:
courier started out from hers youoornv
evening, who should return ~ 1onosUo@
at latest