Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-04-26


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afor. drcw = hill in which h, NOT othors ON.
hodieIa section naming rrrt,ip citiynns os
water commissioners and cIothinr tben with
power to fill vacancies in their own body
While uplnuiobIv thc safest - othod or od.
mini.trotion uutl,.r fhr conditions bore nres.
emf th,t uro,,nsoI ,y.,. sufficiently, ,rro,,Ior
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neprlr of Frosiburo prelrrrrl cboncoahlc
control of tb,,ir yyotrr. sup,,lv with ...Il th,,
mnnrutnn, .runtiuorurir. rnnl orlbod thar
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safe administration In short they prr-
frrrrd M y,oy, n,,t,,. rs AGAINST a rcliohlr
economical management likely to rccouu
itself in pprprtuity.
Unfortunate as wa, thi, result IN that il
threw the TOWN back for six lnnr wear. if
WAS attended bv Iudicrous features. One of
these was the aSSumDtiou bv the Wafer Com
panv that thc towns defeat of its ov, infer
est WAS N, endorsement of thc cor,nonv's
Bourbonism. that the warfare against thc
I,ttor ,vos oflnraII - nvrrhird, with inst
ON ,urh sipuilicance in its martial measures to
make prudent a show of respcct for those
whom if rrotcndad to nstoe,, os its enomies
AccorlinqIv = rbnou movement to increase
fine uuantitv without maiutaininc tbe oual
itv of fine suppIv had been berun saw
.,noiptoiuino fine ouoIitv,, for am oivino
tho rounouy tbo hancft or,r cv,,cerotior
which imrIics that if bad hern , nuriticr rs
we'll rs nurvevor of wafer to thc neople
The trutb is the works ran themselves and
no man knows how many, rots cats otc
died and decomposed in reservoir incopoble
of nushiur and unable to nnroo itsnIf or nm
cIconn.ss
Tho ,,choon ,,nvnnent,, roc,rrod to fool,
shane in AN accession to tbe current .un,,1v
and an accession only If innrovod tbr vol.
uno but dcoraded fine n,,rity of fine flow
Instead or tr,inipo naichhorirg fountains or
soft votcr info t,o currant tho conn,r,, ,,or.
f,r,tpd tbe earth with threa gimlet ho1es and
from away down amnnn tbn solts and snI-
rbrrs of tLe Cou,brion svstom if Jrcw ,
tr;,,nn flow which unmivnd resolves. acids
oI,oIio. nr Divides of deterpents info tbei,
oriyinaI conditions, WASHING * we'll nigh
vain soo,, j. useless and tinwore soon vields
to fine corrosives Of the artesi,n oItuut
Hut nyep tbis addition to the voIume hos
proven INADEQUATE TO the growing demands
of m, town. ONLY last year notably wet
np, i'm ,bi, Ionoitu,Ir fine supnIv was short
sn mucb 50 that if was determined bv a
number who have been long rcstivc under
the inconsderatc treatment Of the water cor.
poration, to make an effort To place the
towns supply III the hands of the people,
and trust its management to the good sense
of the popular mind.
bill was drawn and passed the Legisla-
ture. The popular vote followed, and the
disastrous result of 1884 was reversed. The
people have concluded to supply themselves.
But the fight Is still ON, or at least seems
to be. Reduced to desperation, there are
signs and symbols going to indicate that
the Water Company will resort to legal
manwuyres to thwart the natural rights of
thr public. Ihe springs the ro"pa"y "o"'d
not hare hr,ctotorc, ii is prcP''j"g TO capture
no" by the hor"S poc''S Of co"dc"'"tio". The
hay that the OK ro"ld not eat before ne MaH
not cat now. There has always been plenty
Of water and TO spare, and is now, but this
CLOSE communion corporation, spoiled by
years of unacGountabe submission to its
eXactions and restraints, shows disposition
to cut the people off from the rivers Of life
with which God and nutnre have sprinkled
the mountain sides OF every fruitful lana.
= noIicv 50 irrational can ACCOMPLISH is DELAY