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Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
WATER WORKS,

Until the year 1880 Maysville was with.
out water works of any description. In
that year a charter was granted TO Louis
vile parties and the plant which is now
one of which all our citizens are proud
was established and conducted by them
until May 1896. when Msysvile capital
became interested and the management
was transferred to the present officers, "a
follows: Charles ID. Pearce, President;
A. X. Cooper. Secretary; j. ID. Dye,
Treasurer; and Aug Schaeffer, Superin.
lendent Mr.. Dye has charge of the
business affairs Of the compsny,-in fact
being the Manager as we'll as Treasurer
while Mr., SchaefTer attends to the pump.
ing station. Mr.. Dye is q native of this
county and is an experienced business
man. AS evidence of the high esteem in
which he is held by his fellow citizens we
might say that he was the first Republican
Assessor ever elected in Mason county,
having been elected in November 1895.
be has also held other public positions
and has for years been identified with the
interests of Mason county.
Mr. Schaeffer is an experienced Engi-
neer and has been connected with the
company IN the capacity he is now serv-
ing for Is years
The water is pumped from the river
direct to the reservoir, which gives very
high pressure, averaging $50 pounds. 1t
has capacity of $500, 900 gallons, which
is sufficient to last the city two or three
days without pumping but the company
has provided two reserve pumps to be
used in case OF accident to the regular
and as q result Maysville is
never without plenty of water. There
are 13i miles of mains and SO fireplugs,
The high pressure offering unexcelled fire
protection and making the use of fire ell
zines unnecessary. :
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18

every way. 1t lies In the midst Of fertile
country and is surrounded by fine farms, held
by an industrious, intelligent and thrifty
farming population. The surrounding region
is one OF the finest agricultural sections OF the
state. Mason is one OF the richest and most
productive of Kentuoky's counties.
Maysville is a city OF homes in which large
portion of the inhabitants own commodious
residences. with plenty of breathing space.
There is every inducement TO the toiler. no
matter how humble, to own a home, and it is a
fact that as large portion of the residents
of Maysville own their own residences as can
be found in any other city in the state. Thus
every man feels a vital interest In the place
and takes an active part in its affairs.
The Public School system is unexcelled, a
charter from the Legislature differing from
any other city in the state. giving IL particular
advantages. The system comprises a High
School, four Primary and two Colored Schools.
In addition there are two private seminaries
for young ladies and several small private
schools. There is general Public Library open
to the schools and the general public.
are eight white and three colored Churches
and two Mission Chapels. The Church build
ings are all handsome and substantial struct-
ures. the greater part OF them having been
rebuilt within the past few years
The city's twenty-five miles of pavement are
lighted by ia gaslamps and 25 electric arc
lights. An electric street railway. four miles
in length, runs through the city from end to
end, embracing In it's route the County In
Urinary and the spacious Fairgrounds a short
distance beyond the corporation limits.
The gravity system OF waterworks is in Use,
with a capacity at the reservoir of two and
one'half million gallons. There are 10 miles
OF pipe. The average pressure in the bust.
ness section is $50 pounds, with 81 double A
hydrants. Destructive fires are an unknown
calamity in consequence of the splendid re-
sources for lighting fire that the great pres.
sure OF water affords.
The Volunteer Fire Department consists Of |
four independent companies, number about |
10 members, three alarm bells, with |
two hook and ladder companies, eight
hosecarts and 1000 feet of hose. The efficient
Police Department consists of chief and ave
men.
A new jail with the latest improvements,
and an Almshouse comprise the
public buildings,
A Public Para In the Fifth Ward and the
City Park on The sloping hillside to the South.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
OUR PURPOSE.

In the following pages we shall not go
into lengthy details of private enterprise,
of fulsome praise of individuals. but it
is the purpose OF the compiler to present
in convenient shape for preservation,
and in as brief a manner as is consistent
with an intelligent description Of the
facts, yet withsl so inexpensive and
easily mailed as to be sent far and wide
by the promoters of this seciion) a sketch
of our advantages and surroundings
which shall show forth to the world the
undoubted superiority of our city, show
ing that our progressive men are ready to
welcome any legitimate industry and that
at the present time the Board of Trade is
holding out special inducements for the
establishing of Plug Tobacco Factory
in our midst, which we hope to have in
the near future. Read these pages and
refer them to the manufacturer and CAPT.
talist, as well as TO those who seek after
health comfort. education and social ad-
vantages.
ut is not proposed to write much Of the
city's past history, however full it is of
tender memories. of pleasing reminiscen'
ces, of high achievements and of ssid
enterprise; however replete with the
heroism and the public heritage for noble
men and sanity women, who have done
their allotted parts and passed away to
live only in their works that have not
persisted. The story of this glory is for
.eign TO the purpose Of this publication.
Let the dead past bury its dead. Honor
ing II highly. cherishing il tepderly. &C.
cepting gratefully the lessons 1t teaches
of moral and economical import-of eth.
les, education and business-let the
record be laid aside. Let the present be
grasped and 80 wisely welded and
worked that we may go forth and meet
the shadowy future without fear and
with manly hope.
The purpose Of this extra Is to exhibit
in a condensed form, and with strict
regard to the truth, the resources and
advantages Of the city as a place OF resi-.
dence and as business mart. The object
river resources, religions. educational and
industrial advantages, its banking and
mercantile facilities. it's hygienic and
general attractions. extenusting naught
and setting down nothing in exaggerstion
of the facts of the case. No BooM-ft
word Of recent usage to exaggerstioD,
false statement and fallacious reasoning,
TO come back like an Australian missile
weapon. with inevitable react!onary
force, is here designed; but. on the con-
contrary, with confidence even in such
wounds as the truth gives, to say nothing
OF the power it ever carries, il is intended
to give plain, unvarnisbed exposition of
our real condition and reason able expec.
tations.
Fortunately for us, we have case that
can stand upon its real inertia case that
is good in CONTRIBUTING no srtful
declarations, no labored plea and no
technical support.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
I77H the CITY LIBRARY. INN
ENTERPRISE Jul

The Public Library in this city is in
some respects pioneer institution. 1t
was established under the auspices Of the
Mason County Historical Society'-the
first institution especially designed for
historical research organized on a sound
financial basis in the state of Kentucky.
The library buildng-erected in part by
public subscription funds centrally
tusted upon lot conveyed TO the Soci
ETY. by the late James Wormsld,- gift
of real estate being accompanied by be.
quest of $4,000 from the same source
The city pays to the Library the interest
of another fund of about SO, 900, and there
are prospective requests for its benefit
which will probably carry the amount OF
this Library fund to $50, 000-possibly
more. The Library is open TO eoery cit,
zen. but derives its chief value as an edu.
cational agency from the circumstance
that it is practically an anna Of the public
school Many years ago the Society sig
nalized the date of its organization by
celebrating the centennial anniversary of
General Simon Kenton's settlement Of
Mason county-the first celebration of
the kind that had, up to that time,
taken place within the limits of the state
The celebration Of the National Centen
airy, at Philadelphia, took place two years
later The leading participant in this
local celebration was Gen Leslie Combs,
OF Lexington. who had been a distin.
guished soldier in the War of 1912, and
was the last of the remarkable group of
pioneers TO which Kenton belonged
Previously TO the establishment Of the
Mason County Historical Society, all or.
CARNATIONS of this Characteristic or
locsl-were short lived affairs, exciting
little or no interest. making no collections,
encouraging no researches, existing to no
purpose, and dying obscurely and without
sign. The success of this institution IS
largely due to the intelligent, active, and
untisgging interest manifested from the
outset by the Curator, Mr. William Dim.
mtt Hixson. in the collection and cola |
ton OF historic msterial-books, pamph |
lets, public documents. private papers OF |
every description, family correspondence,
transcripts from public records. ency clio
pedic works Of reference, histories of the
Civil War. biographies Of military leaders
Federal and Confederate, etc etc. The
work that has been done in this direction
can only be appreciated by those who are
practically familiar with the difficulties of
historical research. To the advanced
educator, to the professional man. to
avery well trained man OF affairs" to
editors, scholars. students, writers, and
thinkers. not the least attraction OF the
Did Frontier City Is its PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
CONDENSED SKETCH OF PAST HISTORY
A Review of Our Agricultural Surroundings,
Manufacturing and Mercantile Industries,
Societies, Churches, Schools
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO EVERY CITIZEN

and Prominent PersOns-The Advantages of
This Section of Country From a Matter Of-Fact Stand
point and the Future Outlook Of Maysve Plainly POr-
tayed Together With Its Growth Progress and Public
Improvements COLLECTED and Compiled Under the
Auspices of the Board of Trade for The Public Ledger
BY Dwight J. Robbins of Erie, Pa.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
MAYSYILLE.

Maysville, the county seat of Mason county.
miles above Cincinnati, is situated on the
boundary line between the pastoral bluegrass
lands and the mineral and timber riches of
Northeastern Kentucky. Msysville is built at
point of great natural beauty at the foot of
the bending hills. which curve with the sweep
of the river. giving a view of six miles, shut
out on the. East by the blue highlands of Kin
niconick, and on the West by the river bluffs
OF Ohio and Kentucky. As the mouth of
Limestone the place was famous in the early
annals OF the Ohio Valley, being the point of
entry for immigrants desiring TO reach the
fertile interior OF Kentucky. Simon Kenton
was identified with the place as early as 1875,
and in 1854 built a blockhouse three miles to
the South. the spot where It stood bearing the
name of Kenton Station to this day. Lime
ginis Legislature lie 1887, one year before Ma.
son county was formed, and It was from Lime
stone that John Fison and his party migrated
when they made the first settlement at the
town OF Losantiville. the future Cincinnati.
In 1898 the name of Limestone was changed
to Aaysville, in honor of John May, for whom
the town of Aayslick, twelve miles distant.
was also named. Maysville was incorporated
as city in 1888, and in ls4s became the couAty
seat after a bitter contest with it's early rival,
Washington. Wilson. the Scotch poet and
naturalist. speaks of it in 1910 as a place OF
considerable trade, connected with the int.
rior by good roads. This description holds good
today. The towns of Dover. Germantown and
smaller places 10 the West, Washington and
Mayslick to the South ,Orangeburg, Lewisburg
and others to the East, are all connected by
daily stage lines with the city, over the finest
turnpike roads In the world, The Maysvile
and Lexington Turnpike, remarkable as being
the first public Improvement in the state and
a source later of bitter National politics, winds
up the hills from the city following the great
trace where the buffaloes came down to the
Ohio in vast herds to drink.
MODERN CITY,
During the lsst few years few of the cities
In Kentucky have shown such remarkable
growth and solid prosperity as exhibited by
Maysville. The city has grown from 5,sls In
1890 to upwards of 5000. which shows a very
marked increase. 1t has entered upon an era
of development In every direction, unfolding
and Strengthening steadily and rapidly, and
many signs indicate that its progress has but
the coming season will bring to It |
still greater Improvement than any past year
has seen. The recent growth is not like that
sudden wildcat leap which westerners call a
BOOM" which In few weeks or months Gro.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1900-01-18
MASON COUNTY,

The twelfth biennial report OF the Bureau
of Agriculture gives very good. coade nsed
synopsis OF the formation and growth OF Ma
son county, as well as MsysvIlle, (the latter
having been written by John Duke Taylor.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-06
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