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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

A Naval Lieutenant and His wife In a
Peek of Trouble.

\ san Francisco Dispatch says:
A naval Lieutenant of the receiving ship
Franklin az Norfolk Navy Yard is in
trouble over the thfifty arrangements
Nlich he made for his WIGS cc0nomi ~
trr 90 the East from this city. Hc was
recently detailed 10 duty on this coast
and came ont here with his wife on d
pass furnished by the Santa Fe Company
from Chicago 20 MOhaVe, Cal Last
week his wife had 10 return. she hli
the pass which was for her husband ai.i
herself from MOhaNe tO Chicago. She
haJ n pass from this city % NtlaNc. hnt
arrangements We're made ~ On ticket
s0tlDor 90 furnish her with temporary
hustaLd for the overland jon rity who,
ll consideration for bis free tranSI crit-
tiCn, aeiccd 90 pay for the lauy's meals
ard sleeping car ncct nmcdatiOns. Jig
some way the Santa Fe officials learned
~ the deception. The real lieutenant
is au OhiOan. with thin features. spare
figure and iron gray hair. The bogus
lieutenant en-aged for the trip was "a
big fat Jew with curly black hair.
soon after the train left Mohave tho
couple received a shock when tho con-
duct0f declared their pass void and took
it OPP The lady was in "a terrible plight.
as the conductor threatened 90 put her
OF in the desert She finally pawued
her icwelry for the $40 required TO reach
Albuquerque. Her companion had only
enough % pay his fare and buy meals.
Arriving az AblpGe rqle. the lady was
forced TO pawn the remainder Of her
vdiuables, including her watch. 10 raise
The N3 necessary Tor her fare 90 Chicago.
Her companion was lcft stranded in AL
buquerque. with 25 cents Tor living eX-
pcrses. The case excited much atteu-
ton on the road and both the neuteu-
ant and the ticket scalper who arranged
,hc deception viii be likely to wish they
had not devised the scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

A large preliminary meeting OF me prop
erty-owncrs. merchants, ana ciul' .a o..
jefferson ward was held last night 40
Thon's Hall. r. b. Murphy was elect
cd chairman. and j. S. Moore secretary
and treasurer. Stirring speeches were
made by j. $. Moore. George B. DAVIS,
). stern. A. i. wood. and others. The
following committees were appointed:
Committee on Arrangemenis-A. j..
Wood. W. f.. Joyner. and ). stern
Committee on Speakers-J. W. Shields,
j. r. Neale. William \. Chcatwooi, G..
W. Cooke and g. %. Thon.
II was decided 10 hold mass-mceting
next Friday night az o'clock az GA Mar
ket Hall. Tho people of the entire city are
cordially invited. The ci'izers of Jefferson
Ward are aroused 20 spirited action, and
old Market Hall viii 30 doubt Doe packed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
A New steamer TO be Launched.

PHILADELPHIA. IA. Aug. @..Ihe
steamship Comanche. which is being ouii'
al Cramps sh.pyard for the clyde Line
will be launched on Thursday. The yes
sci will be ad led TO the ,iyde Soin ~
scht duled for the latter part OF November.
The Comanche Is BOB feet IN length,
i6 beam. and has n tonnage OF 800 WIN
quadr1iple expansion engines 10 develop
a speed Of - 10 i6 knots an hour. .,o
There will be accommodations for 200
first cabin passengers and 100 others Inc
Interior dttings- viii be patterned after
the 81. Louis and ST. Paul Of the Amefl-
can line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
OBITUARY.


Mr.. w. T. IS GOD, OF Newport News diel
suddenly az lu early hour yesterday moin-
ing, al the residence OF Mr.. James ia
qua, corner Twenty-nnth and Grace
streets. Mr.. Wood, whose health had
been impaired. came to Richmond about
4 week ago. hoping 20 find relief by z
removal lro'l TIicWater 20 THIS ciiy. aad
was stOpl ing Temporarily with Mr. rn-
qua. no is his brotnerin-law. Nonday
Mr.. Wood appesred 10 be- somewhat il-
proved. and talked quite cheerill.y. Yes
tcrday morning. who. Miss Fulra went %
awake hiln for breakfast be was dead.
His sad death is supposed 70 have been
causeI Ly heart trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
4 GREAT KIDTJII
One Hundred and Fifty-siS Conversions n
Halifax.

CLOVER, VA, Aug. l9-Spe,ial.-As
previously arLounced. Mr.. Lewis f.
BransfOrd, evangelist. arrived here on the
ith Instant 20 con iuct big meeting +"
He was a. sisted by RCv. ". T. HAYNES.
pastor OF East Halifax circuit OF the
Methodist Church. 4 Urge wareh ouse
WIS prepared fer the accommodation OF
the congreg ation and platform for the
choir. Good light at night gave II the
appearance OF regular tabernacle. 4
large congregation Of at least seven
hundred assembled regularly twice each
day The interest from the beginning -
tho end was intense
ore hundred and sixty-hve persons were
converted. OF which one hundred and fifty
connected themselves at once with the
different churches. This meeting closed
last night.
Mr. B"a"sfa-s i.ft to-day 70 spend ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The Employees of the Richmond HALLWAY
Company Want Their Former Wages.

In lS9 the wages OF the employees OF
the Richmond Railway and Electric COM
pany were reduced on account or the
prevailing hard times. Mctoimen, VINO
We're then receiving $50 per day, had
TO be satisfied with sl.s0 per day, while
the pay Of conductors was reduced from
$50 10 $40 ger day. 4 few days ago
a petition. signed by the employees OF
the company. eas presented 10 Mr. Fish
or. wherein they ask that their former
wages ls restored. II 90 understood
that SIR Fisher replied that this should
be done as soon rs the road was again
placed I'm us old condition.
In 1893 the value OF the proDerty OF
the company was given as ElSt2j. while
In 1875, Ii has been increased 10 SiJi&0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

ALVEY Died, suddenly. yesterday. IN
Asheyile y. c.. RICHARD 4. ALVEY.
OF Alvey Brothers.
His remains will reach here THURS
DAY by the Southern railway at . o'clock
T. VI.
DONATI. Died. suddenly, August -.
loved wife OF V. Donati. IN the thirty
sixth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from ST
Johns church THURSDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Friends and ac-
auaintances are invited to atteEA Without
further notice u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Ms, Nelson, greet Work.

Norfolk's fast daughter Miss Nelson.
was in great form at Chicago on Monday.
and won "a great race. 10 was il the 2l3
class trottilg. that She started for %
purse of 100 and pittci against tho
virginia mar. were such e0ol performers
AS Robbie j. Blr0uct. Commodore IOr-
ter. Jimmy Hague and Atlantic. that in
the summary secured positions in the or-
der named
Miss Nelson WON in straight heats. time
2I23-l. 2I4 S. -.l3 ~. When in good
form and The track suits her. the iaush-
ter of Norfolk can hold her own with the
flower of tnc grand circuit followers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
NEU ODD-FELLOUS' nan.
Laying Of the Corner Stone AT >taunton
with Impressive Ceremonies.

STANTON, VA, Aug. %. Special
The cornerstone OF the new odd
Fellows Hall was laid this af-
ternoon at o'clock with impOs-
ing ceremonies. both Of tho Stauu-
ton lodges taking part.
Grand-Alastcr Hil Montague. Of Rich
mon1, was present 10 conduct the cere-
noi ies.
Before the laying OF the corner. stone
the stanton lodges with tncir visitors
and headed bv the StOncWall Band had
q grand parade. The opening ad lress
was made by Grand Master Montague. OF
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia. The odd
Fellows Hall viii be . very handsome
thIee-st0ry building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

4 called meeting of the academy of
Medicine ari surgery. 10 consider the
report OF the Committee on Telephones,
was held last night at its rooms in the
" VI. e.. 8. building. The committee rec
ported that 4, was in attendance az a
similar meeting of the druggists. whose
committee had been given power of at
torncv Like power was conferred ON the
doctors committee. The physicians and
druggists use larger number of phones
than any class. DO being about odd, ANA
Ike committees were appointed to confer
with the various companies seeking IRAN
nnlsls As % lDrms. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Counsel FOR the Lunenburg Negroes Nearly
Kenhy 20 Appeal.

Judge II. W. Flourn0y and Hon. George
y. Wise counsel for Pokcy Barnes and
Mary Alternately yesterday morning took
several afiavits in regard u the case,
ana Judge fiOurnOy stated that while
he was unable 90 say Just when the APP
peal would Doe made 10 Judge coleman
for new. trial. Doe thought 10 would be
az an early date.
The col0rod people Of Richmond are
stirred up over the matter. and are max
INK ARRANGEMENTS 90 render all me hnAn-
cial assistance 20 the women in thrlr
power. Tho Grand Fountain. United or
dor True Rcformcrs. have interested
themselves in their case. ana the Naf l9"s
colOred churches have already raised
sum aggrcgafinT nearly s-n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Nr. Ernlc In the Wrcck

Mrs. Lucy Preston Bealc president Of
the Virginia Board OF Lady Managers
was among the passengers on the wreck
ed train on tine Southern railway near
Mt. Airy Ca. sunday morning. Mr..
j. NJ. Booze. Of Iron Gate. Va, '0as also
"a passenger. None of the passengers
in the slecf ers were hurt.
Express Messenger Walter Greer, Of
Charleston. s. g.. was killed. Mail
Agents +. A. Merritt ard A. j. Hollings-
worth were M work in the mail-car.
Merritt was badly cut on the head. one
negro passenger. name unknown. has his
arm broken. and several bruises about the
heal and body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
iBTNGDON GOES NET.
The Town and District Had Been Carried
by the Dry~ for six Years.

ABINGDON. VA. Aug. J.-Special-In
the wet" and dry election held here
to-day, the "wets" won b. majority OF
10
The town and district has heretofore
been carried by the drys successfully
FOR six years until their defeat to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

tanned az an expenditure not greater than
Sy'N.ro. AS the yearly EXPENSES "a
maintaining these basins would De prac-
ticaliy nothing the cost OF obtaining
clear water IN this way would pc onlt
the interest on this sum. or Se,rn per
annum. or about u per cent. OF the pres
eut revenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

4 mass-mccting of the citizens of Hen
rico county was advertised o. take place
last night at WoGdrun's Hail. on Gfa-
ham street. for the purpose of eniedFor-
ing 90 secure better police protection Tor
the lower section Of the county bat the
weather was so extremely Indictment
that ID quorum did not appear, and the
maotlng had 10 De n0.in0n-l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Mr.. August Pohlig. the parer-boX man
ufacturcr of south Tenth street. has just
returned from AN extended trip through
Germany. aud expresses himself as well
pleased with what he has seen. SIR.
Pchling says that Doe was glad to notice
that the working classes are living much
better now than they did several years
aeo. and that prosperity has once more
returned 90 the shores of his native coun-
try
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
THE EOINOHE DELEGITES.
y. Allen Watts VIII he Eenominated-Thc
other Candidates.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. 2).-Special. 49,
The. ward meeting here tonight resulted
in the election of nine delegates for r. r.
Hicks for the house and nine fop W. W.
Eerkely.
Berkeley Is a county man, and this. with
his strength there, IS believed IL insure
his nomination.
j. Allen Watts secured a solid delega-
ton for denomination FOR the Senate.
and this insures his success. The other
member Of the district ticket VIII doubt
less be q Craig man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

TIE Committee on Finance held It's
regular business meeting bon the oihce %.
the city Auditor yesterday art tru bon.
wncn the following members wcrer pres
emit. Mess s.. Hariwickc tch tirmal, cas-
kic. Cottrcu Landerkin and Murphy. \
good deal Cf routine business was trans
acted. but nothing was gwen olt for
publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

diel suddenly last night at O'Clock. az
the residence Of her husband. in tine
thrty-siNth year OF her axe The fu-
neral will take place from 81. John
-hur-l ll-mnrroM aIloIloon at / O'CLOCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

week with his family. now at south
Boston Va. ,.,.. a.. NOW
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence. OF Glover, Is nov Tow
at brakes Branch with Or. Lacy, Oh o., ,"e
,rhs ,yeather here IN dry and hot. very
little rain has fallen for the las, s.S
weeks. and the corn and tobacco crop IL
eunornx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

George p. Hcning. of Powhatan coun-
tv. who has been confined Go his he'd for
the PAST four weeks hy 81 kn 5s. has
returned to the city much improved in
health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Az OLD LETTER.

This morning while Charles A. sim q
messenger 10y at the Postal Telegraph
Office was pg.sing down Lombard street
ol his rounds with messages. bee picked
up iu the street a Letter dated New York,
February .. 1860 addressed 20 T.. %. Hin
ton. ESQ. Petersburg. Va. endorsing a
hilI of laling for twelve barrels OF q ln.
Mr. Hinton, who is now one Of Peters
h.rg's Boz st-kn0wn citizens was az that
time engaged boo the drug business nere.
The letter ana bin OF lading are in a
rcni rkahiy good state q preservation.
D.. r Graves tN-pOstmaSttr at GROVE,
no is charged with having robbed the
uost-oiiice al that place of between thfee
hundr.l and four hundred dollars, SIS sul
in i1ii here. having been unable To- give
the required bond OF SlvO for his ap-
pearance in the United states Court, a.
Richmond BOO October next.
John Ridley of Brunswick county. a
brother of Robert Ridley. the negro VINO
is in Jail here under sentence OF death
for a murder committed some months
ego in Sussex county, was I'm the city
to-day. and called 20 see the condemned
man. joan told his brother that me- na1
TWO COWS and am OK he was going 20 sell
90 help 90 raise The necessary amount OK
money to employ counsel TO take his case
tO the supreme Court OF Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
A FISHERY.

\ most enjoyable fish fry was rendered
by Miss Annie L. Sharp 20 Miss Mary
Balm AT Cooks bridge. Sussex county
yesterday After catching an abundance
oi fish the party repaired 10 the beautl-
ful lawn of ar. James o.. Harrison, where
a sumptuOus dinner WAS served. The
dinner was followed by a delightful hay
ride. Among those who took part in 1t
We're Miss Anic sharp. of 5Irry county,
with Mr.. y. A. Ainctree, of Petersburg
Miss Mary Balm. OF lvor, with Mr.. W. r..
Eaugh of Petersburg. Miss Hortcnse
parnam, of Wayerly, with Mr.. Lee
sharp. OF Arrinedale; Aliss Blanch Fleet
wood. of Wayerly, with AIR Wesley
Richardson; Miss Lillian Prents, of
Petersburg. with Or. W. Raines. OF Dis
putauta. Miss Mabel Johnson, of WAY
clly. with Mr. Harvey Fleetwood; Miss
Su-sie Gee Of Digputanta. with MIR. John
Williams Chaper0nes- Mrs. James g..
Harrison. OF Prince George county and
Alr. J.. g.. sharp. of Surry county.
Mr. Charles J.. Ldu-crbacn mas rctlrhF0
from the springs
Mr.. IA. Willis. of the Emporia Nirginiau
is Boo the city.
Dr. f. G.. Powell, OF Dinwiddie county.
is lu the city.
ar. Waverly Scott. formerly of this
city. now OF Richmond, is here on q
visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
HOW TO CARRY THEM OUT.

The first OF these recommendations
should be carried out Immediately, ana
the second SO as 10 insure the increased
supply being made available certainly
within two years.
Ii is only after considerable hesitation
and careful consideration that the under
signed ventures TO dissent from the imam
imous report OF the majority OF the COM
mittee in view OF the high ability ana at
tainments OF the gentlemen composing
this majority. and IL is proper. therefore.
that he should present in some detail the
considerations which led 10 the above
recommendations This can perhaps best
be done by review seriatim OF the rear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

In reason is presented. perhaps, the
strongest argument In favor OF me III
PRODUCTION of meters. II IS certainly
true that sedimentatiOn IN the present
reservoirs viii Doe more effective with
the smaller consumption resulting from
universal meterlng IN connection Win
higher charge for water. but IL IS ',N-
tremely doubtful whether this would De
quite satisfactory and suhcient even
with the consumption Of six millions
which would be the present quantity
under the meter system, ana II is lact
that with the increasing growth OF ihe
city the time would soon come When
IL would certainly not be so.
10 may be remarked here that =
meters are generally introduced. very
muddy water will be not only objection
abe on account of its appearance, as
now, but will be actually q nource 81
added expense In the maintenance 81
the meters. on account OF It's ,nect n
clOgging them up. IL is also true mat
filtration could be more easily and cheap
~ applied TO the smaller quantity re-
sulting from metering. but II IS very
doubtful If filtration Will or should De
resorted 10.
The writer fully agrees with the re
communication of the superintendent mat
the cheapest and best way OF insurins
clear water is by the construction 81
large storage reservoirs on me lltet
bank above the pump-hOuse, TO bc ;lllci
from the river when the water therein
is clear. or 10 be used as setting basins
when the period OF mudd.ness is 100
long for this. II these basins are large
enough TO insure five days sedimenta-
ton without agitation of the water by
feeding into in or draining therefrOm,
the result. would bee a water unobiection-
able for all except drinking and culinary
purposes.
fiftecn-ycar period a total capacity ;n
such basins Of 2GOOOO,Ooo gallons. The
superintendent estimates that the con-
14
over ooD 600 OOO gallons would cost, with
it's appurtenances, $50, coo. and this seems
10 be a reasonable estimate. The larger
capacity can, therefore, probably be OBJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Total estimated cost............ Sl$2. 900
II ird. That steps should be taken TO
establish a special high service TO pro-
vide for the present needs of portion
OF the city contiguous 70 the recently an
ncNed Lee District. ard 20 anticipate the
future needs OF This district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The Prince George Sunday-School Con-
ventiOn will he held az Sycamore Metho-
dist church. I'm the above named county,
on Wednesday. the 18th instant.
Tho chorus of the Young Mems Chris
tiau Association of this city VIII take
part in the singing. Among those VINO
Will address the convention are Kew.
j. W. Carroll and Mr.. r. l.. Matthews,
of Petersburg.
The protractel meeting which has heoD
in progress during the past week at Old
Shops church. in Prince George county,
conducted hv Roy. Mr. Hover. OF Hen
rico county. has been brought 10 close.
The meeting vas very largely attended
and there were tNcnty-One conversions.
s. similar meeting was begun az shiloh
church. in pinwiddie county on Sunday,
which will bee continued during the cur
rent. week. the services being conduct
ed by Rev. G.. W. Duke.
lu the County Court OF DinWlddle
yesterday Austin Sands. a negro was con-
vlctei of breaking into an clubhouse OF
the Central State Hospital and stealing
thcrcfrom several hogs. The jury found
him guilty and fixed his punishment at
six months ia jail with a fine OF one
hundred dollars. The case IS 10 be
taken 20 the Circuit Court of the county.
Some time last night thieves broke into
the tailoring establishment OF Messrs.
Campbell & Parker. on Bank street. and
stole i've or six cashmere pants patterns,
three suit patterns and a silk vest. etc,
the whole amounting IN value 10 about
nfty dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Total estimated cost............ Sllb,v1
Second That the new pump-works be
so enlarged as 10 provide water-power
nnnps having a capacity of ten million
gallons per day in addition 20 the present
capacity. the foundations. wheel pits ana
house To be large enough 20 accommodate
machinery capable of delivering a lul thtr
Qnantitv OF ten millions when this shall
be- needed. and that the old pump-works
he abandoned when this Improvement Is
made The estimate Of cost is as iol-
lows.
Foundations. wheel pits, extension
of raco-ways. etc....................S 10000
Wheels. iron, pinstocks. pumps,
gears. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
House OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15Vl0
4.OM fee. 3G-inch force MAN, con-
nections etc....................... g5.WD
Ngo. o0J
Add for contingencies. engineering,
etc. 10 per ent...................... l2.W0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The sum OF the three Is. 800. -, ,., -
leakage and waste. we obtain total OF
siIty gallons per capita PER diem. whlcn
spptsrs 70 be an allowance more thah
abundant. ,,.,,or a.,
t0.0p. iaiz wpx,a xiYe six 4lll2p Sau9Ass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
THr ccNsuNrTIoN.

The maximum consumption during the
period OF 1854 ana 1894 was nearly
/. UU.clo gallons per diem, for
this was the average for the
month Of February. 1898, when
Il appears there We're eight days
81 very severe weather This Is signii-
SAINT II indicates that the abnormal
lraft was caused 10y outlets left open 10
avoid freezing.
The average delivery OF water between
the year OF 1871 and 1894 rose from Ii
million gallons 10 nearly IA million gal
tons in 1871. and the declined 10 Y -
millions in 1895. The main cause Of this
scclIne IL is hut fair to assume. was that
m lssl. there were IN use only from one
. two per cent. o. meters. In 1884 five per
cent.
The more recent Investigations into the
,cngumption and waste OF water 10y COM
u.uritfes in this country lead TO the Op-n-
ion that the nccdful supply OF the city
Gay Dc properly apportioned thus:
Gallons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Total annual expense at end OF .
wears Under the meter system
equals 2.53 cents per 100 gall
Ions ........... .................. .Si1o,S60
II.-Unmetercd consumption, -
millions.
dumping consolidated az the New
pump-hOuseD
- i n ..........'........... $500
Pumping l3 millions $50 days. al $500.
IS. fI......-+..- .-+.t-s--+ --f++-.t lNi'''
,Ths IS the average cost for the
past five years for the new water
ycwcr pumps
Four rer cent. interest on cost or
criarrcment 5000. ................. 1000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Although this race was won IN sfaishi
heats IN was "A holly contested ono. bee
inc a ueck-and-nec6 contest from start
10 finish.
Fourth race-runnlng. two In three half-
mile heats. purse Sloo-Hollywood hfst
Burt second. Miss Carter third, Scafha'N
fourth. This was another ncck-and-n'cN
race. and I'm the final heat Hollywood ieH.
sustaining n sever cut ON the neck. anu
the race WAS awarded 10 Burt. hoiy-
u-nnI,s rIl.r VIZ unMurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Total immediate annual expense
with works enlarged. without
meters equals l.3l cents per l.O" 5000.
gallons. ........---. --.-...-.... .'.- fN-' i'i
ii. a.-Unmctercd consumpu %,
% millions. $4,000
Present expense. except p.ml ine... $4,000
Pumping - millions %5 days. 40 .,...
g 25........... ............ -..--+.--t-- OWE
-Four per cent. interest On cost OF 1000
enlargement, 5000 ..... .-.-.-+-- i-''