The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
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 .Jf-- Our I"yft} brooks, which m. | tar"HEb .tF.' every town brcu"" t 1 auf-ers' .5 sv"ty hrG" aIung tUu ! -,rr-Hs- 1G N E"3sN nl Iaia week the ! r.t| N.H ahuur ~0 mnu employed un rh" | t.4-t ~t>.HHp .#t &. lurhluS and I4l sDg t i A4.f cuI.u lu four feet high oD holh sides | .i .5. ul.ju duril- \ regular .y~uguI of ] a'., '-.- hn.r h.ru opened 10 thoroughly ! Hlt .'I" gjtu3@} t:}r rht iiIgr H.da which 1 Il. o.. us:,dn ot cru ha4 stone. sand and 1 ll.r, One deep cut If -O feet and mule 1 l. ht Ing rEVAvHtpd to shorten the distance 1 au tUr H"EtU ~lC}r ui the hii. 4 Iury 1 h}l-t 4a. uldA Il fud+y night. after tHe | abrrcr- had Iiu.~Ard the d4y's W0Ih. D stream frofH Mil Bridge thn pipe is MiG. i X 'ong ihn banks of the river here the 1 rOrtrarlor ha~ n resort to heavy blasts to ! tear down the ledge. At cue If the worst | p1@Cp- som" d"I,u or morc holes were i "Ittt0 !" Lo lo tCtt Nt' ?. E1Cn NolG was 1 chHrgcd with about n pounds of dyua- nItc ald put of vilh on electric battery. 1 Hg hil cast Wa@ covered with tight -rrr~ Nho thought thetnsclvrs at safe di-- l t@ucu away and still able to look directly l ,.u C0 tne ledge, with t10 large hcmlcck 1 -;sn- jn frouG The explosion and a heavy 1 report c&u:c that shook the bill. Stone 1 flew toward rha people on the hill. One l large stone of several pounds weight went up to a great height and came on toward 1 group of men and boys and l dropped two ar three rods to the left | The writer eat on >tCuH wall ready to | fall either -id' in case of loo close call.
 The stone went by with several feet to
 spare, wo all took good long breath and
 went down 70 @ro the result of the blast. ! Hundreds of tons of rock had been rolled
 out of the ledge into the river. The great
 trees were torn out by the roots and lay
 across the stream. The blast appeared
 to bC 8 great success.