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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

of the Governor and Council will be de-
void of unusual interest The present
prospect is that but little besides the rou-
tine business will come up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

It's the little colds that grow into big
colds: the big Gods that end in consump
ton and death Watch the little col1A.
DR.. Wood Norway Pine Syrup.
mon. wed. fri&1xy #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

The reports Of State Superintendent
Stetson were issued yesterday from his
department ana the steps taken to send
them out Of town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

Senator George We ks Of Fairfield. was
ut the State House, yesterday. on bust
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

The following nominations We're
made by Governor Powers, Tuesday:
Commissioner Of Wrecks and Ship
wrecked Goods-Willis a. Adams,
South Thomaston.
State sayer-George II. Blake.
Portland.
To Administer oaths, Acknowledge
Deeds ana Solemnizc Marliases-Anna
f. Ladd. Augusta; Mrs. L. ". Sprague,
Easton.
Agents tn Prevent Cruelty-W William
II. Clifford, Belfast; Freeman Hanson,
Hollis.
Coroncrs-L. J. Addition. Skowhcgan;
j. Il. Bean. Augusta; Freeman {. Ham.
South Berwick.
Trial Observation-Disclosures &. Buzzell.
Monroe, Henry 7. Haynes, Corinth.
Notarics Public-A. Il. Amrs. Busks
port: Harry l.. Crabtree. Ellsworth.
Justices If the Peace ana Quorum
a. j. Darling. Enfield; W. II. \. Clark.
Portland: Frank Buck Orland: Arthur
4. Libby. Portland: Harry NJ. Peters,
Orient: Edwin cobb, Limerick: Will
liam W. A. Heath. fremont; Emery
NJ smith Falmouth: James +. can
ney. Milford. GOrham y. Weymouth,
Biddeford: Fred X Bodwell, Acton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14
"Great Oaks From
Little Acorns Groqv."

A single microbe contains
The germ Of the most maliq-
nant n1aladies. The blood IS
the means BY (Which microbes
are sent on their deadly mis-
sion. Small at first, the mi
orobe soon becomes a giant.
Hoods Sarsaparlla IS the
arch enemy of all germs of
1vhatever nature. Its small
doses master these microbes
by dissolOing and passingttem
off as refuse Of the system.
Female Weakness-"I haze IA
female zveakness all my life and suffered
day and night from headache. hsqe
taken Hoods Sarsaparala and an, roq,,
strong again" Mrs. Gertie Landor.
Harlem, No.
rheumatism "L Ihape a touch Of
rheumatism. I take Hoods SarsaparMa
and If soon cures me. II is the best rem
edy Ikro7v Of for that trouble" H. W.
Hutchinson. Neqvark Valley, NY.
Neuralgia -" took Hoods Sarsapa-
rIia for neuralgia and IN less than one
month Izvas perfectly cured.'' Annie H.
Luck, Benfe,, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14
STATE HOUSE..
Question Of Temperance instruction
in Schools.
Session Of Railroad Commissioners in Biddc.
Nominations Made.

The temperance Instruction il ~,
schools Is a much discussed Question
not q much in the once ~ stata
SUPERINTENDENT Stetson 10 ,mnpr tie
ndncators all over the stata ,rh;s dis-
cussion was brought form bv tha let-
tar If Prof. ". ]. Corthnu II ona of
the educational papers DECLARING thar
III temperance instruction IL nnw car-
ried III in the schools does nj accom-
nIish the intended results
prof. cortheH Is the second "a d.
clare his views Of thu matter a.
though his is the more public decIara-
lion. The first was made some time
ago At presaue Isle. Then when the
question box was opened bv Sune,in-
tendent stetson. he called On prof.
purinton Of the Farmington Normal
school ID give his views Of the mai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14

The railroad commissioners were ia
Biddcford. Yesterday. On the hearing for
thu approval NJ me location Of the ex-
tension of thu Atlantic shore line To 81.
Aspinquid park The matter has been
attracting a great d,al If attention in
that part ~ the State ana II was antici
patrd that The hearing would take up
the greater part of the DAY.
The commissioners planned while they
We're i'll Riddctlrd tc confer with the
directors of the purp1scd electric road
to Cherryhcld ann arrange for 4 hear
n-. The matter h1d already been
brought before tire attention of the de-
parymcnt but no date vas set for a hear
ing.
the commissioners rooms Will in few
days contain TIM portraits ~ the three
railroad commissioners The third will
bc hung in position i'll Il day or Two, be-
Side the two which have been there for
some tine. The third y Y crayon W
Commissioner Ddntorth ana Is almost a
speaking likeness. The group will bc
placed over the fireplace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-14
A Fine HALF Tone Picture Of the
MAINE CAPITOL Given With
Every Pair.

More style and better wearing STOCK
- than in any $500 shoe we have ever
- offered our trade
:,
- The shoe that needs no breaking in.
&, ccnuinc cork inner sole in every pair
III the pneumatic wheel to the CAP
u the capitol To the foot.
=
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
KING BFPa
Surrounded y BIS Followers, a rruiz
a8s1llekaz PEeEcze Va Presented.

Surrounded ~ rs Followers Truly
Medieval PEeteze Wa Presented.
Hrsf azhz Cite k.zz e Pal 49,
aess imposing sass 6Hs Geographical
Journal Having heard Of the approach
ct NY parry b cane cut 70 meet Us.
Ne lad stopped me night before a. the
small village i JeRieos. bea utifsuIly
situated On high ground and chiefly re-
uarkaa5e for Tie numbers q snail
green and red parrots that sWarned
IN the guinea earnaeiiz al round Z.
s vas the only place where 7 saw them
IN any quantities W started CT aaeuE
$50. While ehe heavy dew was Sill
sparkling on The grass. and soon net
lAe head CT tae Pal contingent FirsE
came t5o 5ognen carrying nothing but
their weapons and wearing oulv the
smallest of Ioia eIoths 1t regular IN
rerVais among them we're mounted 81
deeas. Next caus a bodyguard Of
tgeEty picked men dressed Il red
gowns WIZ waite Dlai1s down the back
and armed WITH ever Imaginable kind
af GIN ne locks Of which were ineased
u leather. After passing these men T
came CD 4 really beautiful sight. The
king had drawn I'D under TIE trees CT
sHe side Il ne gaEas sad ssne forty Or
df-g mounted followers lad arranged
themselves aII ar5a1a and behind bil.
They we're dressed for Elze most part il
asI5e gowns. baf generally with either
coIcEed lining er another csfared
zcwa underneath Eaiuaainous white
8n Blue sarBaas covered their heads.
and some u eaeFn wore verv handsome
riding hosts. though the majority we're
bazefeoted. The hlea=Beakea saddles
were covered with brightly eoIorad
sa1dle cloths and the horses heads
we're almost hidden By enormous bri-
lies covered With tn ornaments. which
kept ap 2 perpetual jingling as they
tossed their heads about &c keep of the
flies On my approach they waved
TIER spears over their heads With he
burt &c The front in token 81 friendship.
This with the king IN THE center wear
iag cap Of chain mail under his tur-
ban. and bowing wtth eeurtly grace,
male truly medieval picture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
wanted t. See the eabz.

Scn1e EaHng women. according to
PhiIaeeIpAla paper. noticed q foreign
locking man pushing a closed BABY
carriage. Their curiosity vas aroused
aud eRe q them asked 70 see the baby
nat was so completely covered. The
man hesitated but fnaIly suecumn
70 the girls gIances, and, unbuttouiug
the apron. he disclosed d small. rofand
gentleman, with Eastache and Napa-
k<on, quietly chewing al unlighted
cigar The girls were speeeaIess WITH
surprise and shane fer having IN
tauaed o. the mans privacy. although
ne was tiny enc, under three feet
IN length He graeiouslg pardoned the
women as he stroked his mustache
and invited them 10 see him at the
export exposition, where he has Just
arrived 70 be exhibited. Then. bidding
them g2od-by, he ordered his astends
ant to continue with the daily ride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31

His Bloody Rule Necessary 20 Restore
Order.

"A great many hard things have
been said about President Zelaya. re-
marked che Who is well acquainted
with the masterful head Of the Mica
raglan government at one Of the
downtown hotels the other night IN
this country he is generally supposed
70 be bIoodthfrsty despot. ruling By
sheer force Of the terror he inspires,
and the papers express surprise that
he has not been wiped cut long ago by
revolution. Such 1 conception CT ths
nan Is altogether Inaccurate. It IS
true that ZeIaya Is d dictator. or at
least mere Of a dictator than any CT
the other Central American presidents,
but he IS far from a despot- Al The
tine he tG0H his seat the country was
tori 81 conflicting factions and i vas
necessary fer him g use al iran hand
20 restore order. Every department
Rad rs evolutionary ifutas headed u
Desperate ad#eatuFers who we're SIN
ply 8ut for tie. loot, AID Under such
conditions prosperity and progress
wee absolutely impossible. u IN
yoke the ordinary processes Of tbs law
would have been absurd. and Zelaya
adopted the only feasible means fer
suppressfag the disturbing element
He seized the maIcontents wherever
they could be found. stood them Up
against 4 wall and shot them dare
say a good many innocent men Bere
executed. but II such an emergency
the rule is. When IN doubt shoot the
prisoner It seems hideoasiy cruel
here in the United States bgE II there
is any other way Of deaIIz= with the
h&bituaI Nfearaguan reYolutfon1st ex-
perteaee has failed to discover Z. Dtaz
id exactly the same thing VIXEN he
first took the reiRs= a Mexico. AID
there IS no denying TIE fact that ze-
iaya's subsequent admzzz stratH6n has
been the nearest approach &C civilized
government that Nicaragua mas ever
enjoyed. Schools have been esta5=
I.shed, laws have been enforced, prop
ertF rights have been respected and a
number 81 great commercial 6nEer-
prsses have been set On feet The re-
cent drastic measures that have aeez
taken % I'd a new reValE Il The bad
At Maaagua aeem to ue entirely jass--
f4BIa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
THE DAYS or QUILL PENS.
An Accomplish he'd schooimaseer.s Won
aerfaI Effects IN FIourfshes.


The art CT cutting a quill By adept
'*qufll-drtvera" was dying when first
began schooling. says Notes and Quer-
les Steel pens had been known for
some tine. but were not in general
use. TIE goose gull pen died d hard
death IS a commonly writing
t9oL Ny first sehoe1master was
frst-rate hand at cutting a quill. and
ne could use it with wonderful effects
IN fourishes. It was his boast that be
could Ill the first page af lads
sehooI book with name age, date and
aourishes-in which were depicted
wonderful swans and other birds--tn
such 3 fashion that none but experts
Tkg himself could tell where the quill
pen was taken from the paper Tor a
fresh dip NJ last master could
HeItHer cut a quill nor use one with ad-
vantage. Quilts as pens remained IN
use in some houses As the only writ
i ing tool up to . dozen er twenty years
age Those who can cut decent
writing quill are now few People
Used 20 ask for "a quill pen y Or "A
+ quill wnen they wanted a pen. and
both steel and quill we're always chilled
/ pens buyers asking for fine or other
/ anfbsa or .uebs Nowadays nearly al
ask for snibaa when they require pens
t The word pen has almost dropped
onf of usage. except . express the pen
and holder combined. Persons in
gariably ask for bex Of .nihs, ap-
i pearfng to lose sight af the fact that
nib or sneBe S d point and thai the
points Of pens alone are not 70 be had.
One would think that Il these days ct
much schooling taaeeFs would define
pen from ..potnts or nib bur
they. too. ask Tor 'nfBs' when they
mean pens Children Only know a
pen a. holder aad pen combined
They ask for s'aIass or enen ni5s. = and
asked Il laey - not mean 'peE-si, . Tie
reply 81 No ni0s.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
A HERO TIE MINE.
Re sought Not Glory. but 20 savs >
Human Life

Human Life-
HeBer Franklin, a young man en-
aIogsd n tie Clear Creek nine. 3 -
much aero as any man Wha aver
bragaa death On tas battlefield. says
the zalt Lake Herald Franklin sought
not Elgry= bur % save a Hanaa lzfe-
There KS A fire n tae uIas. The uaa
were called 8at. Then they we're about
10 saus aff The ar Il order - stop Ne
flames. when t was learned eaaf 2 Iona
nziaer 8az working deep il lie HlIae
Beyond the point where Lae ars
seares! ard was then raging WITH
growing strength, Here Is tEe Story
og the III aeecaert events Foreman
Thomas Immediately called for voIan-
teerg 70 20 with aim TIC the nine 70
rescue tka man. Several attempts
were made 6y different oaez, but hey
we're driven back b. the flames and
the cry OF Powder" caused a hast3
retreat. Finally Heber Franklin,
young man whose work keeps hin en-
the outside, said. T VIII go And
accompanying Foreman Thomas he
&AEE1r-E4 IL sk-A jag II LIZ - @---N@
the nan working away tamDtHg
hole, entirely unconscious Ct the daa-
ger threatening hlm- They succeeded
IN getting cut IF the mine safely, when
the fan was shut eff and rhe dip closed
=. The rescue vas n act Of great
bravery on the part Of Franklin al
BIS work kept him On the outside and
he vas unaequaiEted with the exaet
lay Of the land wEtaia aud the danger
81 aaEdcasfan from black damp vas
great. He was the enlg ran u tie
many ssanaIng BY whose nerve did let
desert htm Il IS stated upon good
authority thar ten minutes more e lost
ame would have resulted q The Heath
q the miner VIE vas &C work. and
possibly a great loss - The company
IS tie SUPPLY Ct ar could not be cut
CT while there was any nope OF rescue.
and this would have tended 70 feed LIS
flames.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
POMPADouRts RING.
It Vas Lost Over Century aud Hail
Age.

a-Rs
ring containing an engraved
stone was recently offered fer sale 70
the medal department Of the NaTionaI
Library. ard on close scrutiny, says
the London Pest, the curator recognize
ed the gem as the famous Ioat eTri-
amph Of Foutenoy." left by testament
Of Nine. Ge PemBadour to the medal
department The ring had disappeared
on the marguTse's death and was sup
posed to have been lost forever. when
chance brought / to the very spot
where It would have been had Mme
de Pompadour's viii been carried CIT
Tie Triumph Of Foateaoys IS one Of
The first works the engraver Jacques
Quay executed for Nine. g POM
padour. Tie favorite possessed con-
siderable skill in painting and engrav-
ing On precious stones. She chose
Jacques Quay for master, took him to
Versailles. and installed him IN her
apartments, where he gave her lessons
and also executed a series OF engrav-
fngs representing the principal events
CT the reign OF Louis XIV There is
little chance Of discovering through
what hands the Triumph CT F5nte-
noyn has passed since It disappeared
150 years ago. It has Just come from
Poland, and precise information can
not, It seems, be obtained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31

Two good Instances OF Irish journal.
ism arc related by writer in this
months CornhiIL One concerns sui
eide. and runs: TT is believed that the
deceased put the rope round his neck
as 4 Joke, and found when too late that
he had made a fatal mistake" The
other, describing a storm, has this
statement: THE heavy raiudropa
carried in size from shilling to eigh-
teeapence. !"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
z = socrALrsrfc cry.
where the Municipal Ownership Ex-s
snnda Even 20 the Cemetery.

tends Even 80 the Cemetery.
HadderzfeId. a city OF Yorkshire,
England, is perhaps the best flIustra-
ZION OF a city governed On soeiaIisfic
ldaza to be found anywhere IN the
world. Every municipal monopoly -
operated fur the benefit Of tbs citizens
gas. street cars. waterworks. electric
ilzhting. markets. a5attofrs. zanftart-
uzs. lodging houses and even the
cemetery AS TO gas, an exchange
gsras these particulars. IN 1877 the
gas works were taken ever. the OBJ
5ees being b reduce ehe prics Of gas
and Increase MS use by the poorer
classes. To this end the department
introduced penny-in-fhe-slets meters
waieh have been 50 we'll received that
ahcae ena-fifsh e The population i
a8s supplied il this way When the
eE IS used q stove = supplied and
dxetfa free Of charge. Not one penny
asaa be Invested. except for the tairty
fzsE 81 gas scId fer ? cents. This b
great boon u the poar. Who fad :
difficult to save enough to purchase
14tHngs outright stoves alone MAJ
- zet4rued at u per cent Of cost price
per year. and the department has il
avn stores containing styles 70 suit the
poorest or the most fasfidieus. The
ariee CT gas has been steadily reduced.
until now it Is ? shfIIiHgs 5 pence f6a
es1fa1 far lighting and 2 shiIlIngs e4g
aanEs} for heating aud trade purposes
E1ded tne city has been So eensiaerats
IF public welfare Ii every way that
practically the whole population con
sHmes municipal gas.
Electricity IS supplied = much tha
same way and throughout the prinet
pal q monapoIza9ien is carried into
erect wherever practicable and posi-.
5Is - every body seems e be salts
aed with the results obtained, Had.
asrsfeaIa ray properly claim % ae tne
model s6eIa1istIG town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
SCORPION BY MAIL.
saiaai Had crasgiea ia the Pamphlets
ssfsEza AZ IA ,,saf ,4s

white at Jamaica.
rev days ago G g. Lloyd. tie bet
zn8sr received through tae nal
pamphlet issued By the botanical de-
aEfment 9f the colonial government
Il ne island Of Jamaica. gpoa re
moving tie wrapper and straigHtaaiHg
eslz zae folds of the pamphlet there Vas
disclosed the remains q 3 deadly seer
sion L IS characteristic 0f tins ven
mons insect ta seek a hiding place II
aa7 ming Of tubular shape which viii
give 7 the opportunity q craving Z
- lar end Ct It's castle and there
awaiting the chance Of giving some
iznsgIspeeting person q glimpse q the
RVer Stgx Il this case the scorpion,
while proving around among the mail
sacks IN the Kingston post6ffiee. dis
covered the pamphlet and Immediately
eFawied into the opening Dnfortu-
aately for his scorptonsh1p.9 or forru-
aataIy for some maif clerk, the pam
ahIeE vas placed under a pile q mail
matter In the sack. with the result that
the insect was aattenad out. Mr. Lloyd
gaw ia an instant the nature OF the
foreign corpse, and wisely put it aside
until he held AZ Inquest. Like an In
dian. the only good scorpion Is q dead
che, and not even hardened coroner
would dare to sit on one if the thing
showed evidences Of playing epossgm.
The weight on this scorpion was Sc
heavy that his tail took the familiar
curve It assumes when the business ena
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
Island without a ra1gatherer.

Louds island, on the coast Of Maine.
near historic Pemaquid. in the Lincoln
county town of Bristol. is one Of the
few places on earth where there ara
no taxes. This island. otherwise
known as Muscongus, was overlooked
when Maine became state, and was
out into no town or county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31

and our business
grows larger. and the prices small
er, every day. People come here
from all parts of the city. When
ever they need anything IN our
line, they think Of Is. We have
furnished more coy homes than
We could possibly name. We
have done t TO the owners salts
faction. and ne can Do the same
thing fer you.
BLUFF CITY
FURNITURE CO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31


The behavior 81 the American SCI
aIars il the far east has attracted at
seat1an IN all parts OF the world Sc
recently a. inst before tie outbreak q
the TrausvaaI war the Daily Mai Of
Grahamstown. Cape Colony IN an ap-
pFeelative editorial on The American
Troops liz Manila. said. One lesson
taught hy the struggle il the Philip
pine archipelago IS tie amazing gorti-
zade OF tie American troops Prac-
tIeaIIy every man IN the volunteer
forces has been under FIRE almost con-
kinuously since Feb. /, and IN addition
10 constant fighting has never had a
moments freedom from anxiety as 70
possible maneuvers of skuIking, willy
foes. who know every inch of the coun-
try and know how to take advantage
It rs potenaaIIties. The lines have
been so long that it has been neces-
sarg to keep every regiment 10 the
'front.' The regulars have had almost
he same experience but not quite SO
much of t. II the campaign has dem
enzrated nathing else 1t has shown
the marvellous staying powers of Uncle
ams troops suddenly transferred to
she tropics
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-05-31
It IS tmp possible
10 Get Away

rom the fact that IN 1860
y hae other Butchers charged their
SLEEPS
Aa6 the name cf other meat firms
fDps,
PedE5era haul their stuff rnro' mud
aad sioP.
Still tie people know
That 70 the old reliable
They We always got To 20,
To get the meat that il desirable.
CITY NEAT MARKET
30 " est Second.
3. P. Holmes. Prop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-06

Housekeepers will come to replace their stock of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-06

Valuable LEASE FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale under a 99-year leasehold the fol-
lowing valuable property of Chas. Mel
necke, situated at Keolokaa, Kau, Ha-
wall, about one-half mile from Waio-
hinu and six miles from the landing al
HonuapO, Hawaii.
The property comprises Gel 31-10C
acres now owned in fee simple and
1866 acres under long leases.
The property is we'll supplied with
dwellings,, tanks, water and pipes, and
divided into paddocks for dairy and
ranching purposes. Orange and COFFEE
trees now produce an income, which
will always increase.
The new Government Kau road run!
through the place.
In addition to the above, there viii
be sold 100 tame milch COWS and z;
steers and calves.
This Is a fine opportunity for a part!
wishing to engage in dairy, grains
and fruit culture.
Map and further Information at m!
Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BALTIMORE GAS CONTROL NAY CHANGE.

Baltimore. May 26 (SpeciaD-The holders in New
York, Philadelphia and Harrisburg of forty
thousand shares of stock in the Consolidated Gas
Company. which has monopoly of the gas light
ing of this city. interested in the fight begun
here for change of management Charles II.
Dickey heads the movement, which he declares Is
solely for the purpose of introducing modern meth
DDS and progressive Ideas into the management.
1t has been rumored. however that the move
ment may result in a change OF control and prob
ably consolidation with the United Power and
Electric Company.
The absorption of of the companies by the
other has been rumored for some time. Circu-
lars have been sent to the fourteen hundred stock
holders soliciting proxies 10 be voted at the cleo
ton in July for directors There S009 shares of
stock more than half of which are held outside OF
Baltimore, principally in NewYork The par value of
the stock is slee Forty five shares sold to-day
at &C. The bonded debt of the company is $4,000 900.
The price of gas to the consumer is now 81 %
thousand feet, but on June l, by act of Lsgislat-
ure il is reduced TO 81 TO- The advocates for change
of management propose to make gas for fuel feat
and to sell il at about 50 cents thousand feet.