Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-18

/ but one we'll shown on chart there
I could hardly be any MISUNDERSTANDING
OF the plan.
Mr.. Lammprt understood If 10 be a
! svyton, of,vo1l.
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iN'''"S Vi q i'" ''''"eii' ~ ""H i"i 'h0
pest ana cheapest plan. lie thought
/ Council ought TO make haste slowly.
Let them walt II few days until they
could get expert testimony on the well
! plan lie understood there was an
expert that would come here and go
over the ground for his expenses,
which would not exceed SD. Let
Council wait few days, and II the
well plan WAS not feasible, 90 ahead
ana pump 1t over the mountain
Mr.. Lammert though; that 1t was
all maybe with the arteslan well they
might get water aud they might not
besides, he did not think well would
throw enough water to supply the
town.
Mr. wing then delivered the follow
ing Grafton:
me great organ Oh 'l,e water WORKS Liam
,non,hs an,, ,ra,,tad ca,r,,i,,oa y, "I'Hp M
and get water. now if wanted them 70 wait !,
month longer. and ifthcv did wait the chances
We're that the town would not have any more
water than 1t mad last summer.
MAYOR Wilson SAD IL there was any
guarantee that town could get water
oy the well plan ne would favor 1t;
o'ner"lSe' lie was III laYor Oh pump
ihS.
Mr' townsend eNpla'ned 'ha' they
onIy "ail'ed 'oohclI TO walt until they
could get the opinions OF experienced
"eii-orlilerS' lie mao consulted au-
'horl'les on me subject ana they SAID
thefe was hafdly douot but that an
"0"i'''"il' supply "l pure wafer could
oe procured oy 'il afteSlah We'll sunk
III 'iie le'' sil''e'
mr. -u'-H"s'o''-hf' townsend, IL the
water "ouio not now ont OF the we'll
coulo 1t ne pumped
-n'- 10"|S'''1- leS' mere ale wells
whose il'WS nave oeen increased almost
illoeLinl'eiy oy pumps; BESIDES with
'he Pl'h vi pumping oyer me mountain
''ie water 'li"' "oulu DE Ill tue pipes
vi ''ie west sue "l inc mountain IN
"'h'er Will freeze as tue dl'ches are
o''lS soi"S |" DC ~ lnclleS "eep' "hich
"oul' ledNe tue peliS Oh the pipes only
one 1901 uhoef@rouhd'
MI Lalhlneft' getting ratified by
tn'S HoIC vi crl''c'S'h' S'l" 'hat oldS lor
"ltciliiS, ha"liuS pipe. etc., had pceh
"ol er'lHe'' iof' ana IL there was any
oe'ay no" II """I" cause more eX-
PenSe'
MI -hch uliel aSke"-at what tlhc
olu water i"l' last year
MI VIII y ahS"efed-apontt the last
vi June: an" II 1heN oid nor get more
WAFER oefofe next June they might
nho 'he reservoir down HanseIl $ run,
DIS pack Vi MOUNDS coul" not eaten
ION IN II now win the number OF holes
tllal aye III H.
Mr' H"'llhlcrt Salo tia' was on
account OF delay Reservoir ought to
nave been repaired before the winter
ice had frozen against the walls and
opened the seams. One large piece
had fallen down on the arm that Is
puiit III the wall TO support the rod
lhat WORKS the llood-gatea and evidently
had disturbed the wall
Mr. townsend thought MI Wittlg
hao advanced the best argument OF
the evening Tor we'll, because if the
reservoir was no good Il good flowing
well was what the town needed.
MI Gunnett moved tAat the report
OF Water Committee be received and
that they be instructed to proceed with
the work. Carried.
On motion Of Mr., Wltlg, com
mlttee was appointed to draw up
specifications and advertise for bids
Tor lighting the town. Carried.
committee Lammert and Wright.
Bllls amounting to $22o 10 read.
Mr. Nlttlg was opposed to paying
I)r. u j ZONES IN For n n1ltb nt1i