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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, NO., March AL
though naturally verse to the hustle
and confusion of the city life, we find
ourselves, at the end of a weeks resi-
dence here, with nerves perfectly
placid. The only inconvenience we
suffer is the fact that our better half,
being strongly addicted to the smoking
habit, there is not room in our
dwelling for him and his pipe at the
same time. Through our window,
which is sadly INSTRUCTED by beds,
chairs, boxes, ETC., we look upon the
business portion of Benton, and, not
withstanding the contrary reports,
there seems to be much business trans
acted here, considering the population,
The farmers of this vicinity are ever
to the front. Many now have thei,
oat ground ready, but are hesitating
about sowing SO early. Much sod has
also been broken for corn.
William Painter, who has been a suf-
ferer from bronchial trouble for some
time, is not doing well at all.
A large number of our citizens went
to Mexico Saturday.
Mr.. Blackburn, of Monroe county
stopped over in Benton Friday night
He was en- route to Mexico to sell a
fine horse.
Renfro Gibbs, of Mexico, was in the
city Mondy.
William Painter sold to John Cowar
40 acres of land for $3.50.
Tom Hamilton and wife have gone
to st. Louis to reside.
Miss Katie Hollopeter will close heI
seven months term Of school here in
two weeks. The school ID much crowd.
ed, there being over so pupils enrolled
and with a daily attendance of 40 and
so. Miss Katie is a very successful and
popular teacher, and will commence
spring term near Worcester immedi-
ately after her term here expires.
Wedding bells will ring shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
W00DFoRD SETTLES WILL,
Charles W. Settle Appointed Execu-
tor Without Bond-A Consid-
cradle Estate.

L, Woodford Settle, of the citv of
C~entralia, in the county of Boone.
and State of Missouri, being of sound
mind, do make and publish this nv
last will and testament:
FIRST: | will that as soon after my
death as practicable that my executor,
hereinafter named, shall pay any and
all my just debts, if any, that may be
owing by me at the time of my death,
including burial expenses.
SECOND: l will that after nv ex-
ecutor shall have paid and fully salts
ned any and all just and legal debts as
above provided, that one-half of the
remainder of all my property of every
KIND whatever, including lands and
personal property, shall belong and
become vested in my nephew, Charles
w. Settle, absolutely, with full power
to sell, control and dispose of same as
he may deem and consider right and
proper.
will. bequeath and devise the re-
naming one-half of my property,
both real and personal, to my nephew.
Thomas W. Settle, except the sum of
1880.
Fifteen hundred dollars shall belong
to Annie NJ. Settle, daughter of said
Thomas w. Settle. The said sum of
$1,000 shall be taken from and de-
Quoted from the one-half interest of
my nephew, Thomas W. Settle, above
named.
hereby nominate and appoint my
nephew, Charles w. Settle, my execu-
tor with full power to transact all
business necessary to the settlement
OF my estate, and with full power to
convey any real estate and make deed
or deeds therefor. Furthermore, it is
my express desire, wish and will that
my said nephew, Charles w. Settle,
shall not be required to give bond for
the faithful performance of his duties
as my executor as aforesaid.
desire that the sum of 81. 500 afore-
said shall be loaned out on good and
oSSuiitN dilu tlIdt Ihc dliIlufti
interest thereon be expended for her
benefit until she, the said Annie NJ.
Settle, shall arrive at the age of IS
years, at which time the entire sum of
81 800 shall be paid owe TO her and
become her absolute property.
The real estate which ] devise herein
consists of 100 acres more or less in
Audrain county, Missouri, lying west
of and near Mexico, Audrain county,
Missouri, in sections p and %, town
ship 81, range 9, and any other real
estate | may W at the time of my
death.
In testimony whereof | have here
INTO set my hand this 18th day of
August, A. D., 1894.
WOODFORD SETTLE.
JAMES b. RUD, Centrslia, Mo,
II. S. BOOTH, Centralia, Mo-,
Witnesses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Doesn't Look Like Hard Times.

The writer has had the pleasure of
going through Potts & Hord's estab-
lishment. They seem to have plows,
disc cultivators and planters to supply
the whole country. They also have
fifty buggies, phatons and surveys
actually in stock. They carry the CO.
lumbus buggies, which are considered
the very best. This firm is certainly
prepared for n big trade the coming
gpaEnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
General Appropriation Bill.

fTph Nht u ft4tH fpbbAl
Colonel Crisp, president of the Mis-
souri, Fish Commission, achieved an
other victory in the House to-day,
which sat in committee of the whole
to consider the general appropriation
bill. An effort vas made to reconsider
the vote by which the Fish Commits
sion appropriation was increased
from $4,000 to $4,000, but the presi-
dent of the commission fought II 30
vigorously, and in a forcible speech
pointed out the necessities of the APP
preparation so clearly, that the mo-
ton was lost by n majority OF 8 to /.
Only unimportant changes were
made in other sections Of the general
appropriation bill, and, after having
considered it for two days, the bin was
sent TO engrossment Following are
the appropriations allowed in the bill:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
ITEMS,
spoadenoe Of tho Ledger

Correspondence OF tho Ledger.
PRAIRIE LEA, March I3.-Tommie
Hook Ii much better. We hope 10
zee him out soon.
Jake Shook a few days ago pnrchas.
ed a fine Jersey bull from J. d. Nor
ris, OF Mexico.
Miss Lebbla Ball, of Mexico, who
visited relatives here last week, re-
turned home Friday
VIM. Frazier and Rev. Beta attend,
ed quarterly conference at Bethe
Sunday.
Joseph Schoil and Henry KunkeI
who have rented a large farm nssl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-Less than 35
cars of native cattle were on the mar
ket. Prices-Steers from So to $40,
feeders from $50 to 1925, mixed cat
tie 81, COWS from $3.50 to 1885.
HoGs-Packers paid s4.25 to $3.50
for medium to best grades, andbutch-
ers paid $40 to S4.45 for most of their
hogs. Good mixed hogs sold at s4.25
to $40, while fair to medium mixed
grades went at SIPS to S4.30, and
common mixed hogs sold at s4.05 to
s4.25. Pigs and the inferior grades OF
light weights went at $3.50 to s4.10,
and the better light hogs sold up to
81 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending March IL, 1895, which if not
called for in thirty days will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office at Washington.
Persons calling for letters in this list
will please say ''advertised:"
Matte A. Bryant, Mrs. p. Etscheid,
J. II. Hosting, Thos. Houseman, Belle
Hawkings, Lee johnson, Hy Langford,
Belle Norton, Fannie Phillips, Dora
Petty, G.. W. Roberts, Frank Reed,
Lucy T. Reeves, Thomas Hart, W. S.
Wilson, Mrs. A. G. Wallace and j. 4,
McIntire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Interesting Suits.

MACON, Mo-, March ia couple
of suits have been filed in the Circuit
Court here against the city, which
will breed numerous others if the al
legations in the plaintiffs petition are
sustained. The plaintiffs are George
Burnett and Richard Cromwell, and
they request of the city $4,000 and
$4,000 respectively. Through certain
suburban portions of Macon, which is
on rolling prairie ground, are small
ravines. AS the city has grown these
have boon utiiised as draias-er sewers,
and the water flowing rnruugirt horn
is carried under the streets by stone
culverts. The plaintiffs allege that in
times of heavy rains the culverts have
been inadequate to carry off the water,
which has been forced back in their
yards until it entered the lower rooms
of their houses and remained for some
time, and that the dampness resulting
therefrom caused sickness in their re-
spective families and in some cases
permanently impaired health to mem
bers of their households. The city
will naturally make a stubborn de-
tense in the cases and do all it can to
prevent the picturesque little ravines
from proving a legal gold mine to the
I~tjuapts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Champ Clark on BRYAN.

h. c. Eagon, Manager, Etc.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January %
DEAR SIR: Wallace Bassford Just told
me that Hon. William j. Bryan, of
Nebraska, is going to lecture in Mex
leo sometime in March. / congratu-
late you and the good people of Mex
leo on the treat which is in store for
them. Bryan is one of the handsomest
and most eloquent men that ever
stood before an audience, and no man
or woman will eve regret the money
spent to hear this great tribune of
the people. Your Friend,
CHAMP CLARK.
The date fixed for the above lecture
Is March Is, afternoon and night, and
the low prices of % and 50 cents have
been made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
A Junket to Sedalia.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March r.
The General Assembly has accepted an
invitation from the people of Sedalia
to visit that city, and resolved to leave
here at 1920 p.m.on Sunday next, and,
returning, will leave at 1890 at night.
The Sedalia people will thus have nine
hours in which to make themselves
agreeable to the Legislators.
In the Weekly LEDGER will be found
the advertisement of Potts & Hord's
hardware firm. This firm is carrying
one of the very hest lines of imple-
ments and farm machinery ever
brought to Mexico. Be sure and get
prices there before you buy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Look Rafnra You Leanii

We have just returned from mar
ket where we selected a complete
line of staple and fancy dry goods,
dress goods and trimmings, white
goods, edgings, laces, waist silks and
many things new and hobby too num-
erous to here mer1tfon, all of which
win be sold as low as the lowest. Re-
member, staple goods are very cheap
and We will meet competition from a
hair pin to anything kept in a first
class dry goods, clothing and grocery
establishment. Carpets are cheap
this season.. Come and see.
Yours to Please,
TURNER, JACKSON & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
LONG RRANCH ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger,
LONG BRANCH, Mo-, March - Mr..
Pete Pitcher has returned from a visit
to friends in Holiday.
W. II. Berry sold to VIM. Mundy %
hogs at $3.50 per hundred.
J. l.. Lipp will move to his farm in
the spring.
Mrs. Bertha Berry is on the sick list
w. II. Berry sold to ]. Lipp 40 bar
rels of corn at 81 per barrel.
HALEY Bros. have made Il great re-
duction on the price of goods for the
next fifteen days. Now is the time L
buy.
Look out for a wedding soon.
Preaching every third Sunday on the
Branch by Rev. Craig.
Price Dowell lost n good horse from
the effects of a kick.
The family of J. w. Berry will leave
for Texas the 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
DR.. Robinson Dead.

To Rad Robinson. Mexico, Mo.
SAcARRo, y. NJ, March l2.-Dr. J.
NJ. Robinson died of apoplexy TINS
evening. His body will leave for c.
lumbia on the 18th. Repeat TO 81.
Joseph. MRS. D. M
DIR, Robinson was a brother 10 Mr..
Grad" Robinson. of this city, and was
well known to our people, as he
preached in the Baptist church mere
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
MLnnLE o ITEAEk..

correspondence of the Ledger.
MIDDLE GROVE, March i3.-Measles
are making a general raid over this
part of the county.
James Dulaney happened TO a SER
ious accident last week while hauling
some shock fodder on a wagon. He fell
between the horses, which were not
safe, and they made several circles be-
fore he could extricate himself. Final
ly he made a leap but fell and the
hind wheel of the wagon a over his
ankle and broke il. He is getting
along very well.
A few farmers have sown oats but
the late snow checked them in their
hurry.
Six new pupils entered the college
last week, and three the week before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Mrs. Armstrong Dead,

Mrs. Frank Armstrong, aged about
SO years, died Sunday of consumption
and a complication of diseases at her
home, 4 miles north of this city. The
deceased vas q widow and left no
| children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Shot While Hunting

BOWLING GREEN, Mo, March Il
Otto Werneke, while out hunting on
the Mccormick Live Stock Company's
farm, near this city, was accidentally
shot this morning and died this after
noon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Hardin College.

While visiting this popular institu-
ton recently it was my pleasure to
talk with Prof. Guerne, who is teach
ing a large music class there this year.
A remark of his impressed me more
favorably than ever of his ability. He
said: 'My work is much easier now
than last year when | had not nearly
so many pupils" This speaks well
for Prof. G%uerne's uccess in interest
ing and enthusing such a large class.
All who have taught can realize the
fact that he is no ordinary teacher
and that the young ladies who take
lessons of him are improving their
time. VISITOR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Come 10 Mexico ApriI 10Th

Let all who can, come to Mexico on
April 10th and hear Governor Bob
Taylor at Hardin College Chapel. 1t
will, more than likely, be the only OPP
portunity you will ever have to hear
him, and he is certainly "a dandy"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Governors Office ...,..., $500
Secretary Of State. ..-....,. 5000
State Treasurer. ..,-. $500
State Auditor ...... 1900
State superintendent $3.50
Attorney General ..... 1900
Railroad Commissioners $500
Adjutant General. .-.,-- 1900
Capital contingent fund ..-- 1900
st. Louis Court OF Appeals 1900
Kansas City Court OF Appeals 10000
Repairs State buildings 1890
Printing. ...-.--- ..-.... ,... 5000
Stationery for State .... 5000
Criminal costs 425, 600
Suppression of outlawTy 1900
Library books 1900
Fish Commission .-....... 1900
State Board of Agriculture 81, 100
Horticultural Society 1900
Board of Health 5000
Bureau Of Geology ........-. 10000
Labor bureau ..... 2s,00O
Mine inspections ........... $500
Insurance Department ...,.. 5000
Samuel Tarwater pension .- 200
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

ma George Steele is home from Benton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
PoliriouS Notice

Preaching next Sunday at Littleby
by the pastor. VIII all the members
please give attention?
i. W, OWEN, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

u,s j, V. Williams is home from a
!. 10 yandalia relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Suspected Burglar Shot.

PARIS, Mo, March 12.-While the
| officers of Stoutsville, Monroe county,
were trying to arrest two suspected
burglars last night one of them shot
| Matt Tully in the head. Tully in turn
shot one of the suspects in the back
Tully will recover, but the suspect f.
badly wounded and is in Jail here. The
| supposed burglar gave his name a:
Mason. The other suspect got away
| They are said to be the men who rob.
bed the stores at Warren and Wood
vile a few nights ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
sTars OF ONO. crr7 or ToisDo.

STATE OF bnfps iTfV or Ir3 EDO
LUcAs C0rHTy,
Fang J. CHENEY makes cath that ba - sas
ssutor partner OF the hrrn r J. CnEsET n Co.
doing bgslnsss Ia the CITY Of Toledo. County
and stass AFORESAID, and that sah AEEa viii pay
the sum sf y HUNDRED DOLLARS far
ssch AMI every case Of CSTkkRH that eabnJt is
cured ~ tEs ass q Halls CATAaHs Grks
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn ~ tssfgFe me Aad Subscribed ~ ~
pTeSeRss. this sth day o! Lb--Gsnh-F. A D.iss.
t5RAA.i A. W. GLEASON.
Notary P,tbiir
Halls C&taT.n Cure ~ taken Internally aod srta
directly On tbs bhDo4 apf H4un0yIs KgFfacaR u
the systsIn. Send fff tssffluqEiSls. free,
4. j CHENEY & Co, Toledo. q.
Es-ss14 w al dsuzgssts. 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Prosecuting Attorney j. G. Trimble
! home from Bowling Green, Mo-,
there he obtained an order from
lgadge Roy to have Quinlan sent tothe
| Wium,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
n p;.tnor Salected

Atthe services of the Promenade
street Baptist Church Sunday morn
ipp. Rev. y. r. Pittman, of st. Joseph
Mo-. was elected by the members rs
as their next pastor. Rev. Pittman Is
a strong and able man in his churcn
and, if he accepts the pastcrate OF
sered him by the church in this city
the congregation should be eongr"t"'
lated upon their good choice
Mayor Lupton has appointed TWO
extra police on both the day ana
NIGHT force for a few days. Jas. Kemp
and Jas. Marshall assist in the gay
While VIM. Marshall and Jas. Sanford
help the night force. Their object n
TO prevent any suspicious character
| or loathsome looking persons COMING
into Mexico aboard the ''blind- Dag
gage,, and 'side-door-sleeper' ahS
remaining for fear some disease VII
he brought to this city. II is a eooo
idea.
Forty people take part n the BAN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Wanted-Horse Hides,

Leave the tail and name on and don't
cut any holes. Bring same in at once
and get a good price. SAM MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Col. 4. F. Fleet is home from Fay
cite, Mo, where he acted as a Judge in
the oratorical contest of the two liter
airy societies, of Central College, held
last evening to select the orator to
represent Central in the Inter-C olleg-
late contest at Kansas City, March %
Thos. L. Anderson, of Louisiana, Mo,
won first honors with W. X. Potter,
who is well known in this city, his
close second. Central College wor
state honors last year with X. p. vii
few as it's champion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Good Teams For Sale.

have several teams of mules and
/ horses for sale on easy terms.
4s-4t G.. G. BAKER,
Worcester Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Us pressmaker Worth, of Paris, the
tt,,dsr Of fashion, is dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
TULIP ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
TULIP, Mo-, March 1S.-Died, on the
10th ult., one mile south of Sailing, Mrs.
Flood Patrick. She leaves a husband
and two small children and a host of
friends to our her loss.
l. e.. Noel has purchased "A half in-
terest in E. I. Diukle's store 4 this
place and invites his friends to call
and SEE him.
There r several cases of measles
in and around Tulip. Most OF them
are doing well.
Several horses have died in the last
few days around here, which is very
hard on some, as it leaves them with
out teams.
A few farmers have commenced
sowing oats, but the most of them re-
member the loss OF seed last year and
| will wait awhile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Viz Lena Harrison is the guest of
II. IA s. T. Johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
MR.. FIGURES.
The Missourian Shows That the Last
Congress Was at Least Economical.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Repre-
sentative Dockery, of Missouri, n
member of the committee on appro-
priations, has made public his compari-
son of appropriations by the Fifty first,
Fifty-second and Fifty-third Con-
sresses. 1t shows that the appropria-
tons of the Fifty-first Congress were
81 OBS, $50, 109; of the F~ifty-second ST.
027, 107, 547; and of the Fifty-third.
1896, 1888 ,691. sin other words" says
Mr.. Dockery, "this Congress, the Fiji
ty-third, has reduced the appropria-
tons under those of the Fifty-first
Congress $40, 351,41s, and below those
of the last Congress $50, 785, 1856"
Mr.. Dockery also asserts that for the
first time in a long series of years the
regular annual appropriations which
come within the supervision of Con-
gress are smaller at the concluding
session than at the first regular session
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
Farms For Sale.

Some special bargains, in both large
and small farms. Address the Harris
& Daniel Land Agency, Eandala, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found a statement of the Mexico Ma
tional Bank, which is a most prosper
Gus institution and is in q iourishing
condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14
lack and Stallion TO he Sold.

will sell Saturday, March 16, on the
public square, to the highest bidder, a
fine jack and stallion.
d&wlt Fl. A. RICKETTS,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

j. ". Davis is able to be up after an
attack of la grippe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Auxvasse, have moved and will run
it together the coming season.
James worsham has moved to his
new farm near Rush Hill and
Mr.. Raley has moved to the farm
purchased from Mr.. Worsham. We
welcome him and his family to our
neighborhood.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Littleby Church met at Mrs. Jake
Shocks Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
VIM. Frazier was reelected Presi-
dent; Mrs. Jake Shook was re-elect-
ed Treasurer; Mrs. Ed Shook, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. George Ran
dolls, Corresponding Secretary. The
vote for the delegate to the W. Nj. s.
of the Missouri Conference, which is
to be held at Columbia in May, was
a tie between Mrs. Ed. Shook and
Mrs. Betz. This little band has raised
s23 to spread the gospel the past year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

o,Obate Court is in session.
y Robertson is in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

The Supreme Court has settled Il
very important and quite a noted case,
reversing the finding of the Circuit
Court. Claude Payne, by his next
friend, sued the C.& A. Railroad Com
pany for damages for personal injuries,
The Circuit Court of Lafayette county
awarded him $1,000. The Supreme
Court on the ground of contributory
negligence reversed the case George
Robertson, of Mexico, was the attor'
new for the C.& A. Railroad Company
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Forty people take part in the ban'
Concert, March p.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

\ Chillicothe society girl, who has
been reading about the Castellane-
Gould wedding, and noting the vast
expense incurred, has made some es-
Inmates of what a society wedding
one of the principals, and no young
man need be alarmed at the result.
She figures it out that the license
would be 81, the minister's fee $3.50,
and tin types 50 cents, but, on second
consideration, admits hat the latter
could be dispensed with, making 4
grand total of $3.50. She is o en-
gagged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

Hon, W. }. Bryan, Congressman OF
/ Nebraska, will lecture ut the Ferris
Brand, March Is, afternoon and night.
70 and hear him: ladies especially re-
suested to be present. Subject i'll al
kfnoon 'Taxatiou," and at night
/, sbimetallism 9. Seats % and 81 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-03-14

!, Rev. s. NJ. Martin, well known IN
aexico, says in q private letter to n
fsttizen of this place, that he is holding
"a protracted meeting i'll san jose
california, occupying a large tent
me meetings are on the Sam Jones
\ arder and are well attended.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-02-21
SECOND ONLY TO NIAGARA.
Immense Electric Power House to
Erected Near Tacoma.

Immense Electric Power House to BE
Erected Near Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 2l.-An i'm.
mense electric power house, second only
to the Niagara Falls plant, is to be built
this year in the Stuck valley, 10 miles
east OF Tacoma. To carry out the project
the White River Water Power COMPANY
with capital of 81, 900, 900 has been in.
corporated under the laws Of New Jer-
sey Water power is to be secured by
tapping the White river near Buckley,
from which. by simple conveyance Of
an open ditch it will be carried to Lake
Tappa, near Sumner, which will be
utilized as storage reservoir.
Fall of 500 Feet.
The lake is three miles long, q third
OF mile wide and 100 feet deep. From
the end Of the lake, by a fume over a
natural grade, the water is to be divert.
ed to the edge of the bluff overhanging
Stuck valley, giving fall of 400 to 500
feet to the power house, where will be
located a generator capable of develop
ing $4,000 horse power, not counting
the surplus power stored in Lake Tappa.
by use of which $4,000 horse power can
be developed.
1t is calculated that Tacoma and Sc.
attic can use $4,000 horse power and
other towns 5000, leaving $4,000 horse
power to meet the natural growth of the
two cities. An expert sent here by the
Westinghouse company has pronounced
the scheme feasible.