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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
Children'S Seamless
Ribbed Hose
Sc a pair.

Icard. Maud Roberts. Fife Waters, Mat
tie Scott, Sallie Blackwell, Minnie Lane
Laura Scott, Agnes Turner, Jennie DAVIS
and Fannie Scott. Messrs. VIII Davis, l.
l.. Helms, James Hingly, George HeS.
mans, John Turner, Hazel Atkins jon"
Robinson, Ed. Schroeder and others.
A pleasant surprise party was given M,,
and Mrs F. II. Kramer last Mohuag
evening, the occasion being the eleVeu.n
anniversary OF their marriage ana ~, ~
sixth birthday of their little son. T. ~
Kramer, Jr. Those present were: w.
and Mrs. +. II. Kramer. Capt. ana NJ
Konemann. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Luos
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Bolland, Mr.. "u
Mrs. John Broad1nan, Mr.. and Mrs. hsLls
Ste1ins, Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Haar' ~. w..
Fred Peters. Mrs. George Schroeder ~.
Crawford, Mr.. August Carson MT. Ago..s
Both MIR. John F'latman ana ais
Dora Kramer, Lena Kramer, stelia
mer, Johanna Gefflen, Mary bIe.In.y
man. Martha Haar. Hilda Haar. va
Swickey. Freda Kramer. Annie hIa'n'''
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
v d1uES l
marvel over.

Mems fast black seamless half hose. Sc
Ladies' seamless black hose, double
soles and spliced heels ................1Oc
Children's seamless warranted stainless
black ribbed hose ......................10c
Ladies white embroidery turnover
collars ............... ...,.......,l0c ana Zoe
Ladies white hemstitched handker-
chiefs o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Ladies' Empire Corsets .................. 49c
Ladies' best make straight front cor
sets D., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIC
Ladies' bust formers .,............,.......i9s
Ladies black silk boas ..................76e
Ladies black fleece lined gloves .....15c
1914 White Blankets ......,...,.,,........69c
Ia White Blankets ....................$1 A
ia White Blankets ..............,..... rs
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13
TIL. THE BEEHIVE.
-: N. Schultz,
ST. Julian and Whitaker SITS. (savssnrnssn Press)
Va1ues that unmatchable- bargains that you viii

Gilt Buttons. a dozen .................... &c
GIT Braids, fiat and soutache. ........ DC
Gilt Ribbon Points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc
Git Hair Brooches ...............sc and Sc
Silver Buttons ......,..................... Sc
Silver Braid Observation-Disclosures. Sc
SILVER Ribbon Ems .''''''''............. Sc
smell side COMBS ..'.........,,............. Sc
Shell Pompadom Combs .................. &c
Shell Hair Brooches ..............5c. &c. &c
French Hair Rolls ........................lO e
Nelveteen Skirt Facing ................... 7c
White Pearl Shirt Buttons .............. Sc
White Pearl Dress Buttons ............,. 3c
Black Horn Vest Buttons .............. Sc
Black Horn Coat Buttons .......,...... Be
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13

Are talking for themselves We have added another
thousand of Factory Ends of Embroidery in different
lengths al prices that will make you take them home
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13

Continued on Page Twenty-Tw0l
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-13


zoe dollars worth from All
this greatest
Savanna has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
GARDNER INNOCENT
Parents of Flora Hansen Discuss As
sau1t Case.

a complaint was fled yesterday
against DR.. w. L. Gardner of Butte,
who was arrested Friday night for
taking improper liberties with little
S-year-Old Flora Hansen at Liberty
park He viii be prosecuted on a
charge of obscene conduct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen, parents of the
girl. said yesterday that she declared
TO them that nothing improper had
taken place and knowing the doctor as
they did they believed that the accu-
sations against him were false. I'VE
believe. said they that the whole
matter was the result Of over jealous
ness on the part of the officer, perhaps
caused by the fact that Mrs. -AIiddis.
the sister of the mayor. callal the at
tenUOn of the officer to the matter. A S
for the claims of the officer that Flora
admitted to him that DR.. Gardner had
taken liberties. she denied it to us.
The OiFsoer asked her pointed Questions
that he had no right to, and she in
her fright might have answered, not
knowing what she was answering. but
we desire to say that we feel that Dr.
Gardner has been unjustly and wrong
fully accused.
We have seen Mrs. Middis, and she
told US that she had not made any ac-
cusation against Dr. Gardner to the
officer. but being a. mother and sus-
pecting that all was not right, she had
simply called the attention of the Off
Ger TO the matter"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
Mining Notes.

The Horn Silver company closed the
week on a shipment of four cars of
ore.
L. Z. Goliath and II. S. Stowe viii
go out to Bingham today to look over
the Chicago.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler was
yesterday in receipt of four cars OF ore
from Frisco, four from Big Cottonwood
and one from Belknap.
Big Cottonwood contributed its first
consignment of ore for the season. yes
terday, four cars from the BIaxfieId
mine having passed through the sam
pier.
Uncle Jesse Knight was up from Pro-
70 yesterday making settlement for a
consignment of Uncle Sam Humbug
ore He returned home on the even
ing train.
John Began, superintendent of the
Began mine Park City. is-dCWn from
camp for a short visit. Sinking is
temporarily suspended pending the in
stallatiOn Of heavier machinery.
With fts recent assessment all col
lected, the Picnic company VIII dis
charge its indebtedness during the next
few days and then it is expected that
another contribution viii be asked for
in order that work may be resumed
upon the property.
Hartwig A Cohen. general mana ger
Of Captain J. K. De LamaT's mines.
who went over to inspect operations
at the captains Nevada mines and
mill. left De Lamar the first of the
week and went to New York. where it
is understood he will remain for sCme
time.
The final hearing Of the case Of Cd
lin VS.. Bingham Copper & Mining COM
pany, wherein plaintiff. who owns 100
shares of Bingham stock, seeks to pre-
vent the absorption of the Bingham
company's properties by the new Con-
sOlidated company win be held on
Tuesday next.
r. G. Wilson took another flyer in
the tax sale market yesterday and
bought nine patented lode claims and
a mllsite in Big Cottonwood district
for S164.65. He remarked during the
afternoon that he had secured enough
ground to warrant him in proceeding
10 quiet the titles thus obtained and
that he expects to do at once.
An amendment to the articles OF ~
Corporation of The Bazouk Mining &
Milling company. recently adopted. was
fled with the county clerk yesterday.
The amendment changes the corporate
name to the Bazouk Consolidated Min
ing company and makes the company
headquarters at Ogden instead Of in
this city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
Geyser-MariOn Complications.

The New Mercur Mining company
filed a petition yesterday in the United
States court in connection with the eX-
ecutiOn levied on the Geyser- Marion
property in Nercur to satisfy the jUdg-
ment of S2.S51.22 in favor of Charles p.
Stark. Protest is made against the sale
of the property on this execution and
the history OF the case is recited, show
ing the conflict between the state and
federal courts. 1t is shown that while
Stark's appeal was pending the prop
erty was sold to satisfy a Judgment OBJ
tanned by Mccormick & Co. for 3d.
2S8.61. and the New Mercur company
acquired the property on a sheriff s
deed. The federal court is asked to
sustain this title and not to allow
cloud to be cast over It by another sale
on an execution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
MORE THAN 100000
IN U. S. SHELTER
Only Four More Contracts to be
Awarded,
BEST PLANT IN VALLEY
NOT BARRING THAT OF THE
SHELTER TRUST.

with all the contracts Tor materials
that VIII enter into the construction of
che United States company's new 1000
ton smelter in The. hands of those who
are to supply It, with the exception Of
four remaining features, Manager A.
J.. Holden was feeling at peace with
himself and the whole world yester-
day.
The contracts yet 90 Toe awarded and
which win probably be- signed during
the coming week are for the electric
power plant. including the great carry
ms cranes and ,raf1s that VIII handle
the material being transferred IrOm
one department TO another, the con-
dcnsing plant, boilers and the great
2JO-fOot, steel stack.
The sum involved in she orders all
ready placed amounts to considerably
more than $500, 900 and to ali who have
felt that the mana cement was running
bluff to force tEe American company
TO terIIs on the treatment Of United
States and Centennial Eureka ores fle
expenditures already authorized win
act as most convincing argument
that such is not the ease.
In fact Manager Holden stated.
Ehere has never been "a moment when
he even contemplated trying TO force
the American company to terms. we
had decided ir The beginning said he
'rnat mo one could treat tho ores any
cheaper imam we ourselves COHlu ana
whatever profit was 10 be obtained 10
the business we decided would sit just
as comfortably i'm our bank account as
I'm that of some other concern.
Manager Holden said he was positive
that the United states company s
smelter would DE the finest I'm this val-
ley. not barring that OF the big trust,
and hc YVES thoroughly convinced that
Engineer George *. Fisher would COM
pleje plant that for perfection and
economy of manipulation 0lild be the
finest in the country
Regarding the talk tEat the settlers
iu the Nici.ity Of The smeiters were
threatening trouble on account of the
ddmase to vegetation by the sulphur
fumes. N.Y. Holden said that matter
mad received careful consideration and
With the greHt hiSh stack that would
Doe erected. together with other fume
eliminating features Of the plant there
was not a particle of danger to- be APP
pretended from Che operation of the
United states sIneiter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
WORK Ar OVERLAND.
Nearly Six Hundred Tons Treated in
One Day.

Nearly SIX hundred Ions treated IN
One Day.
G. A. Duncan has returned from
Cripple Creek, ~Where he went to start
the work of sinking the shaft $50 feet
deeper on the Mohican, property in
which he is interested. GIr. Duncan is
enthusiastic over Cripple Greek, and is
highly pleased with the possibilities Of
the MOhican- The claim lies between
the Gold Coin and the Ajax in Victor
both of which are paying properties,
and he is confident that a little more
development work will place his prop
erty in the same list. The shaft is al
ready down 450 feet, and VIII be sunk
$50 feet more. Already ore has been
found in the mine running as high as
S19 800 a ton, but not in quantity.
On arriving in Utah Mr. Duncan hur
Tied on to Mercur to see how the Over
land had been progressing during his
absence. Upon his return to Salt Lake
yesterday he received word by tele-
phone that $40 tons Of ore had been
treated at the mill in twenty-four
hours. As there is a fair profit on each
ton, Mr. Duncan feels greatly encOur-
aged over the prospect of freeing the
company from debt and putting it on a.
dividend basis.
Mr. Duncan has arranged with leas-
ers to do some work on the Chloride
Point in the hope of opening up pay
ore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
Mammoth Miu Concentrates
go ITining Notea.

BINGHAM uulietiu1
Ine tonSer lower workings flooded
by machinery giving out. We learn are
now free again and undergoing expert
examination
new boarding h0use-duplicate of
me old oue-is about completed at
tne Bingham q. g. g. Jrines. IT is To-
Gated Just above the ore bins
a T. Holden and George *. Fischer.
YESTERDAY were viewing site for the
big compressor at the mouth of Rear
gulch ana the line of the, proposed
aerial tramway
large compressor. to be installed
on the new vertical shaft Of Dalton g.
Lark has arrived at the Junctiop The
SHAFT is a double compartments. located
5000 feet from the tunuel.nouth. II is
Deing put down by three shifts Grad
ING for the compressor plant is com
pleted and the shaft is down between
thirty and forty feet
u is reported that tho Andy tunnel
- the Highland Boy Con Eas now a
full breast of pro- ~ g-looking ore.
though it has still 100 feet TO run to
encounter the first cross fssure. where
nig ore Is expected While A. good
streak Of mineral was being followed
the present occurrence IS quite sur
prise.
Able 81 this time to make such a.
healthy SHOWING the Ben Butter would
seem To be Well on the road To solid
prosperity. Its earnings viii now war
rant employing an Increased force and
rsising on the ore chute in new places.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
TO CONNECT WITH AJAX.
Lower Mammoth Drift Now at the
Ajax Bouudarv

Lower Mammoth Drift Now at the
Ajax Boundary.
After several days at the Lower
Mammoth ard Other bonanzas OF Tin
tie. Manager Simon Bamberser was
~ bis desf again yesterday The
Lower Mammoth, the gentleman says.
IS op"uing up iu splendid shape and
he ru longer has amy misgivingS as to-
the future. The IA arfS of sending The
shaft down from the 600 20 the 900
iare' has not Vet been comm-nced.
though the wlule below the goo is ex-
posing some very fine ore. The driff
fblf u.s. % connect with the AJAX is be
1nG crowded as fast aE possible AND
Mr. Bam5erEer says that the liuit of
Lever Mammoth territOr-- have been
nearly reached. Manager Neir is push
flE work uu the Ajax side and the
moment connections are made both
mines viii be given fine circulation or
atr With that undertaking accom-
ilfsHed. sinking the. main SHAFT in the
Lower Mammoth viii be resumed.
or the proposition being rounded out
by David Evans on the Jesse knight
mines ou GoJiVa hin. AIr. Bambef ger
spoke in very complimentary terms
ana expressed the belief that che UNI
derta6ing w0uld prove successful in
every way.
ON Tuesday morning the gentleman
viii leave for Park City to look after
his interests In that camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
PLANETARY BOND.
]. II. Give Secures Capital to Open
the Mine.

j. II. Give Secures Capital TO Open
the Mine
Since his arrival ia The city a few
days ago, j. II. Give. who holds a two
year lease and bond on the Planetary
group az Park Valley. has succeeded in
interesting Others i'm the undertaking
and from now on vigorous campaign
OF development viii be prosecuted.
Yesterday afternoon che papers were
signed that make Nessrs. p w Mad
sen. J. B. Toronto and Dr. John II
White, manager of the Century. pert
ners Of Mr.. olive. and that TIE Co-part-
nershiD VIII prove mutually advantage
Gus there IS no doubt.
The Planetary recently disclosed val
Ies I'm the bottom of it's shaft that con-
WINGED the most conservative OF those
who examined III that q mine must re-
suit from systematic work. and no bet
ter evidence or the worth of the prOpO-
sition could be had Than the fact that
Century operators were willing and
anxious TO join Mr. Give in proving the
property up. That the Planetary may
some day be added to the Century's
Soidings looks to De more tf-s- possible.
But whether that happens or not. it is
destined to be converted into "a paying
proposition loEg before the bond ex-
nlres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
80 = 80 powN.
Ores Won't Stand the Sorting and
Long haul.

ores Won't stand the Sorting and
Long HAUL.
After a Thorough test and comprchen-
sive s-Gay of conditions surrounding
me Louise s. comUauy's Bingham
property Manager Henry Outzeu de-
Cided on Friday thao it was q case of
sending gQod money after bad and orr
oerrd the mine closed down.
Discussing the matter yesterday the
gentleman said conditions We're not IA
Noraple 90 q continuance Of work at the
present time. IL the first place il had
been found that While there was con-
siderable ore of q nice shipping quality
ln the mine the large amount Of sec
ond-cass and the mixed condition of
the rock made st too expensive to sort
properly In addition the haul from
the nine TO the railroad was a long and
expensive one and ON that account fl
Nould BE- too expensive To- haul the
secou5-class % n custom mill. The
mine rs So located that water can not
ZEE obtained Tor concentration purDOses-
there. So the order 20 close up shop was
decided upor-
Manager Dufzeu is also largely in
tereSfed i'm the Carrie Mack comnanv's
propsr1E Alta and now that the
otlse IS of Of his hands he is going
cJt ~ see what the Alta proposition
looks bike AVID Incidentally take his first
peep into shat once famous camp. He
tfii leave this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
Police Conrt c.

In police court yesterday ar. and
M9s. McConey and Miss Jennie Cam
mel, who live at AS West First North
street, were -arraisned on a charge of
disturbing the peace They We're ac-
cused by James r. Burgess. a neighbor.
who alleged that they made life in that
vicinity a burden by their loud and
vulgar language and ugly conduct The
case was continued until MOriday
Frank hyper Frank EvereII and
James Hammond, the three young boys
who were arrested for breaking a
swing at the Salt Palace, were charged
with destroying property. They plead
ed not guilty, but said they accidental
81 broke the sWing- They were lee
tured and allowed to 60.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
Yesterdau,s Sales

Ajax, 900dS1.25 2000S1.2t; 1891 231z; 200
dS123; 10aas1 pig: 50eqS1. %; 100QSl- 25lz; 500
d$1. 26; seas. 252f
Daly-KVest. 25dS44.O0; 135ds43.50; sass. IS.
Eagle x Blue Bell. 200I$1.l2; l00d$l. l2I1.
Mammoth, 100d$2.3S.
May Day. 100GS2.1S. buyer 10 days; ], zoo
dS213; 5O0dS2 I25z; 109dS2.1f: 40odS2.12; -
as 1112; l030S2. II; 500dS2. 10; 100aS2.09 I0C
QS2o4s 6O01 s.. oSi2 39g0$20S14; 200$2.0S.
Sacramento. 5C003714c; 200d37c.
Star Consolidated, 2000471zc;- 10of4Sci
]. 009df9c; 3.500a5Gc; 300Q4912c; 1C9G49atc
100G5DIaC; 100d5fc.
Tesora, 1,2e8N99c.
United Sunbeam. 1901T0c; 20od69c; 1000
s. &c. 700Q67c; lC096634c; So9d66l2c; eooa66c
1.201fiSSo.
Ben Butler. 3,5Ooql6lke: 8. 5Ooq161kc; $50
01614C; 2.O110i63sc. 5.7006316c.
Boss Tweed. 50012lc
Century. 1090s2.20.
Joe Bowers. 2.000u67tc; 5.009d7c.
la RENE 3oAd39c
Martha Washington. G5ooa5lAc; 50a5lc
sSeIier 50 days.
Richmond s Anaconda, eooas6c: 1900
SIC; 1o0Q3Sc. 50ea37t9c
S5.31
Total sales $685. shares.
Selling value S33 124O0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23

Graham of the Bingham Bulletin. over
nifty properties not shown on the Old
maps, together with innumerable cor
rectiOns. are shown in the new work,
and when Editor Graham started out
10 make deliveries yesterday he was
sisted on being supplied without having
previously placed an order thar he
failed Z reach half of his ADVANCE
order patrons. The Herald acknowl-
edges the receipt Of copy of the map,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23


Medical, Director
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physical suffering Of lost manhood that
the Institute has decided to distribute
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Sc a home treatment and all men who
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resulting from youthful folly, premature
loss of strength and memory, weak back.
yaTICocele. or emaCiatfOn or parts can
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The remedy has q peculiarly grateEu4
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the natural functions and has been an
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ing that great class Of men who are Un-
able to leave home to be treated, and
the free sample will enable them to see
how cay it is 70 be cured of sexual
weakness when the proper remedies are
employed. The Institute makes no re-
strictions. Any man who writes VIII %
sent a free sample, carefully sealed In
plain package so its recipient need have
no fear Of embarra ssmenc or publicity.
Readers are requested 20 write without
delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
ORE FROM AMERICAN FORK.
Steel Galena Running 81 Per Cent
Lead and 10 Ounces silver.


Martin Friedei, president of the
American Fork Mining company. with
property at the head OF American Fork
canyon. was exhibiting some remark
ably fine samples Of steel galena ore
yesterday from the cOmpany's mines
and, as the proposition is one that be-
Iongs IN the producing class. its re-
ceptiOn on the stock exchange a few
weeks hence wiil likely be a cordial
one.
The property is opened to q depth. of
something more than 100 feet and as
ore has been followed practically from
the grass roots in a contact between
quartzite and porpbyry-an ideal for
nation in that sectiOn-its future looks
most promising The ledge averag
about two and One-half feet wide
The ore carries from 20 TO 81 per cent
lead, and from 20 to 40 ounces silver.
with uniform gold values of 81 per ton
and the mana cement is very sanguine
that a. bonanza mine is to be developed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
AFFAIRS OF THE MAY Day.
Rich Car of Ore Tomorrow-MilI viii
Start July e.

tSpcc1at CCrresp ondenCe)
Eureka. june 22.-The car Of rich ore
from the May Day. about the value of
mich there has been so much specuIa-
ton, viii be loaded tomorrow and
shipped over the Rio Grande Monday
afternoon AS IL viii require very care
fui samp!ing. the returns viii probably
not reach the company before Thurs
day. A thirty-tou consignment went in
today that carries from seVenty-five to
leo ounces silver to the ton. The high
grade streak is holding out we'll and
the mine is in an excellent condition.
notwithstanding the adverse reports of
its directors.
The finishing touches are being put
on the mill. and it viii be ready to re-
ceive ore July 4 by which time Inven-
tor Wood. who is in San Francisco on
business trip. win have returned
With Mr. Woods advent here the
crOakerq disappeared. and practical
mill and mining men who have exam
ined the plant and listened to his exA
PLANTATION Of the process, declare that
there is no question of it's success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
AMALeAMATED sTocK.
Capital Registered on New York and
Boston Exchanges.

Boston, Mass, June 22.-The $40 00o.-
00o extrs issued by the Amalgamated
Copper company in connection with the
absorption Of the Boston e Montaua.
AND Butte & Boston properties has
been added To the unlisted departments
of both New YorI1 and Boston stock
exchanges.
The National Shaw NUT bank today
announced its rea diness ITO deliver
Amalgamated Copper shares IN ex-
Grange for its own receipts for Boston
& Montana and Butte e Boston shares
given during the past few days
hIdder, Peabody & Go. have been ar
pointed as additional transfer agents
for the Amalgamated Copper company
~ Boston and the National Shawmut
bank has been named as registrar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23
HoNoRINE,s 49, -.
Work to Commence When Third Ore
Chute Is Opened.

Chute IS Opened.
At the Honorine, out at Stockton,
where the work Of retaining one of
the oldest bonanzas in Utah is being
successfully accomplished by the
Schen- Kimberley combination, splendid
headway IS reported. Manager Schen
stated yesterday that while the third
big chute of ore had not yet been en-
tered in the drift being run on the 500
level. the face was in highly mineral
lied material and q strike. was expected
az any moment.
AZ the third chute is located a about
the poiat where it is proposed to sink
the new shaft. connection with it is
an that the management is waiting for
to survey for the starting point. When
that occurs sinking and raising will
be commenced at the same time and
the great hole in the ground viii be
completed as rapidly as men and
money can accomplish it.