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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-24

additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and Intermediate Stations at TO- u a. m
and 225 and Top. m, and leave Union Bridge
lor Baltimore and intermediate stations at
? . ana 6.21 a. m, and 1850 p. IN. daily, except
sunday.
sundays only-leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and Intermediate stations at g35 a. m,
and asp IN. Leave Union Bridge 10 a M
and io5 p IN. for Baltimore and Intermediate
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-24
Menuinr.

Always mend table linen before send.
ing it TO wash. Provide yourself with
hourishng cotton in different sizes. ac-
cording to the fneness or coarseness of
your linen. Paste a piece of stiff paper
over the hole on the right side, and then
darn very carefully with the 1ourishing
thread on the wrong side. The darn
should reach half an inch beyond the
tear on all sides, and the crossing must
be very neatly and accurately done. 1t
Is really more satisfactory to mend these
places before they reach the hole stage,
and it takes far less time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-24
WOMAN AND HOME.
mLIEUTENANT MlM!LE," HEROINE OF
THE SIEGE OF eELFORT.

The Women She Has Mct-The Dila-
tory Woman American Girls
Abroad Don't Cramp Your Feet.
About Growing old.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-24

1t is popular idea that If one be am
ply provided with warm clothing, wraps,
a macintosh, rubbers and an umbrella
little risk is run of taking a cold, yet it is
matter of frequent experience that. in
spite of all reasonable precautions, ca
tarhal affection may be developed or
pneumonia set in.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-24

81 should think that You would feel
badly about leaving this place." said the
housemaid to the departing cook. 81
don't; I'm glad to go. / amt sorry to
leave any of you-excepting the dog.
Poor old Tiger! He always washed the
plates for me-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
DronEh, by the Wires From the
North East, south ard West.

The Clear River mills located at
j. miles from Woonsocke, L. l., We're
burned. Friday morning. ,utailing a
loss Of $l090oc.
In tn bankruptcy court al Law
renee, Mass, before judge Thompson,
Friday. additional claims to the
aroGnt NJ $4,000 were allowed against
the Globe ana Prospect Worsted Mills.
Action in regard to disputed claims to
the amount nf $4,000 was deferred.
The American Line steamer St Paul
which Will sail from Southampton. Sat
urday, for New York. will have among
her passengers Lady Pauncefote, wife
Of the British ambassador to the Unit
"a States. and John r. Carter. second
secretary of the United States embassy
in London. and Mrs. Carter
Three collisions of trains occurred
during Thursday nigh on the y. T.. n.
H. & n. in Connecticut but though con-
siderable damage to rolling stock 70
suited, no person was seriously injured.
Two freights came together head on at
Danbury and passenger trains at Maui
guack and New London ran into
freights Four engines ana several
freight cars We're wrecked. The tracks
of the Nausatuck & Danbury division
We're blocked for a number Of hours
At the Lambert mines. at Mason-
town, Pa. eight men after dropping a
distance of 700 feet down a shaft were
brought to the surface living and three
dying ANA the others probably fatally
hurt. Just as they got aboard the cage
the cable parted and the cage dropped
A foW seconds later the miners NJ tn"
top heard the sound Of crash and
spintered wood. A rescu party on ar
irving at the bottom. found the men ~
ing unconscious on the :ioor Of tire cage
with rushed chests. broker arms and
l"gS aud i'll some cases. the bones pro
trudine through the flesh on" mans
skull was fractured. Two Of the jur-
ed miners wore Americans ami tn.
other siy HungariaDs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
FIRE AT SOUTH LIBERTY.
irwin Powers Loses Home. Family EyeV Lose
al Their Clothes.

South Liberty. MIC. NOV. 3:-oSpe-
clan. - Between to t o'clock Tuc~,:ay
morning. VT. and Mrs Irwin Powers
werr Hwak"n"d hy II" roaring Of
flames. Thy bad barely time t" snatch
their two children ana ~ az" with
their lives. They didn't even save
Clothes enough 10 dress themselves or
cai:lren. Nv Powers did get IN his
stockings. and rushing To tn barn,
after leaving Wif" and children il a
Sho1. rut of harms way. succeeded il
saving his two horses and q GOV.
MI Powers is 4 ynung man Just
81 rtinE in life The buildings We're
fnr ones, fnown rs the Fish place"
1n1 ny" understand ne Mad it nearly
paid for. There is no insurance and
il ie \ san lnsS tor Mr.. Powers. The
cause Of tn. fire l., unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
TaKs A RECORD.
See How Macy Friends Are iiur! by Coffee

II = ruld b" iust IS "rlennaldr for 4
temperance advocate IN Grink u little
diluted whiskcv a- ~ Grin.- coffee. for
onr i as truly an iutoXicant Is the
other. ami pcrsistrH" in tn" VS. Of
coffee brings On z varsity Of chronic
disea -ps. notorious among Whi"l are
dyspepsia heart palpitation ,aud uiti-
lnately heart failure). Frequently con-
stipation. kidney diseases. many cases
Of weak eyes ana trembling condition
of the nerves
This is only small percentage of
the great variety of distasc:f '>"Hh
como from an unbalanced nervous syS-
lem, caused by tn. nei. istriiJ dairy u-e
Of the drug cafft inc which is Jne active
principle Of coffee Another bit of
nrilna facie evidprce about cntfc" is
that the victims a. thr habit find great
difficulty in giving it M.
They will soiamnly plrdsa I" th'nl-
selves day after Iay that thcI Viii
abandon the us of it when they Er"W
that il is shortening their days: mt
morning after morning they tau. uhtil
they grow 10 des0ise themselves g!
heir lack Of control
ANY ore interested in this subject
would be greatly surprised t. make .
systematic inquiry among prominent
nrain workers in hnerico, There "fe
hundreds Of thousands OF our most
mrnrninent people that nave abandoned
office altogether and Gre using POSTUM
r.,cd Coffee i'll its place, ana ior III
.,,oer excellent reasons ii III" NoIi
Many Of them testify that Ill htai,h'
narvous prostrati"n. and CONSEQUENT IT
ability 10 work. has III tines past
,ushed them back ana out OF theiF
,,roper standing in life, when 'hey
save been able 81 regain ny the nsr OF
rood health. strong rerres. ana great
Vitality, since coffee has been Wr'" 2
80 30 The Postum put in its place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
a FATAL RUNAWAY.
Joseph Dearborn Of Eitdeord Thrown frcm
His Carriage ard Killed.

!'i.drforl ~, NOV. .9-Josern
Dearborn. . ,y-lI-known farmer. vas
tha victim Of i fatal runaway acc:G-ut.
t"'"E, His h"rs.' tool; fright Al = t.aia
"nH Jumped suddenly, breaking one M
To- haits Of the buggy containing MI
dearborn and mis- niece. Hiss Ge.tvf .
Adams Wy Springfield. Mass. who was
= guest at mis- home OVER ThanlSeiyinv.
Fn- hniSn then ran ana roliilad with
" 2"th'- team. The shock threw both
II III buggy out. Mr. Dear
holn struck NJ his head M TO- fl, zcn
ti'unI fracturing his skull II lived
f"ur minutes after being taken To- the
i"Srl;al Ilis Az was 50 years.
Mis- Adams struck on her fac.
Nairn "E+ badly bruised but she 4,-
rn"'! ":iJus injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Fortunate Return Home OF Portland Woman
Saves Her ChiIdren's Lives.

This forenoon, Mrs. Nossiff, who lives
At 80 Middle street. lift her four cail-
d'en in the house while she mad Il
hyi-f ralI III a neighbours. When shr
returned. after Il short absence. ~hc
found tho kitchen fun Of smoke, ana
tho Children. VINO ranged in agr from
: months 70 { years, We're nearly Suffo-
Gated. she rushed into the binding
smoke which filled the room. and
brought out the children in safety
some neighbors Were by this time
aroused. and tn flames. which were
making quite = Roadway il The wood
work back Of the kitchen stove. We're
cXtinguished. The children appeared to
y" ell right, but if their mothers Gail
Mad been prolonged Gvc minutes longer
ther" would have been . quite different
story AZ tell. The chemical was teie-
phpn"d f0r, hut had nothing to do l,pon
arrival. The damage 10 the house will
not exceed S10.-Portland Express.
Nov -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
Schooner Lucy Belle Lost.

,.Iouces1"l. Mass. Nov. .9.-Wmd
va. received hove. Friday. that IN
.huaner Lucy Belle, Ellsworth. An.
for Boston. with cargo of stone
strpck ledge OFT Thatcher's island Hnd
foundertd. Wednesday nish;. capt
Martin ana crew succeeded in landing
ana were cared for al Rockport-
TIM schooner il Of 70 tons and i
nvneG by Ellsworth parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

At McNally's island, eight miles form
he city Of Charlottetoun. I. r. l..
Percy Fandorstine. aged ~. WAS acct
denlaliy SHOT Thursday ana died from
the injuries. lie Was on 4 cunning
expedition ana the hammer of 4 gun
in tho hands Of deceased slipped md
struck the CAP. The charge entered he
low ~" skull At Southport. n Il,
Thursday. 4 son Of Capt. i!cWlrid@e. q.
II" schooner Mcrino, WAS killed h. a
!uantity "f pressed hay falling upnn
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
lnsurce1.s Active in Batangas.

MAMMA, Nov. 99--The insNT ss, nm
ACTIVE il Eatangas province: bTiS: D,.i1;
~, -. tpd.v 10 assume command "i
1f't tro n5as' in rp satangas lecent thr III
surgents killed a merchant in re ,i Town
Of Hatangas. terrorized tn" reo4e , 1--WE;
,f-,r 4 rInnin. fight with small dr-
tachr7,nt of the Sth I'M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
BROKE THROUGH THE ICE.
Phillip Laundry. Aged II Years, Of Liso,n
Falls. Drowned While skating.

Lisbon Fails Me.. NOV. 2s.-WniIr
~kat.Hg on ttc Androscpggin river
here. this aft moon. Phillip. the ~
y ear-"ld son of Joseph Laundry. hrok"
TN ic" and drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

Fire in Fairfax block at Geneva. y;
y Friday. caused damage estimated
/, .rl,,, al non 10 $40. coo 10 the various
of the building. 1hfee VIC
mon and one man We're rescued "il I'D
JeTs from the ground door. Two hre
from Waterloo were sum
,,,onad IA assist the local department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

Tfr Anarchists If london have
again failed to openly celebrate III.
anniversary Of thc execution Of th,
lineage Anarchists (Which occurred.
N"N. II. l>>N,.' They had arranged 10
nor A meeting. Friday night, but the
polio" again interviewed as they ala.
N"V. l.. ana instructed The prophet, rs
t. 'anctI the arrangements made for
the hir" If The hall where the Anarch-
ISIS Intended to assemble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

Samuel Van Stavorn. aged 4 years.
shot and killed his Wife. Friday night.
on th" street at Camden. y. J. Van
S5a~ern Immediately surrendered 10
tn police They had not been living
together recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
CASE At GLOUCESTER.
Donald McDonaId. list Back from a FishirG
Trip. the Victim.

G,0uc.-t.I. Mas. Nov. -9--Ih, ms.
~. If smallpox to appear a. this ,it,-
v.5 T,noI I'd. today, w.lcn Donald Nc
Donald. a fisherman. W. discover ~
IL auIfrIiue from a weii-dctin,d c;ls,. oi
~, disease. McDrnaIn mad ils, arrived
CONTINUED on page -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
LAMBERT ON STAND.
Denies Whole Mass Of Testi-
mony Against Him.
Tells Of His Whereabouts on Day Of
the Murders.
Denies That He Tried 10 Secure Witnesses 10
Prove false AIibi.

p,,v,r. Ne. %oN. 29.-ropuiar inter-
..t in ;hc tliaG II Henry Lambert, the
USED murderer OF ]. Wesley Allen,
which has been at a nigh pitch in this
section during tire last 10 days. was
considerably Increased today. when
:hc prisoner took the stand III his own
behalf Lambert was on the stand
from shortly before II o'clock this fore
noon until court adjourned. this after
noon and The whole Of this time was
devoted Ia direct examination.
Lambert mad. an excellent witness.
IL spoke distinctly ana carefully, and
with the assistance OF a Few questions
by his attorney told his side Of the
story IL q straightforward manner. He
claimed that Il. left his umbrellas ana
ruhbcrs at Greenvillc when he started
fpr home sunday night. May Il, and
accounted for the piece of cloth miss
ing from this shirt by saying that he
Had used ii II bind his hlsterel foot
on The way home from Greenville. He
Reached the Smith house at O'Clock.
Lambert denied that ne had any in
tsutiun of attempting To- secure VIII
rcss.., ID PROV. a false ;,lihi. AS tes,i-
4 "a t. by Timothy +. Hartnett for til"
State. and claimed that he only wanted
Hartnett tn grt witnesses Ia testify
tn; they saw him If they really did
So him. II" denied in the most posi-
tiNr Way that ~ told Hartrrtt Carri"
Nlh'u came down stairs when sh"
beard the noise" AMI added that when
H1rtnett -lld You We're after the girl
and Nou got her. he replied You arr
Il liar" instead of What would want
If her" Didn-t nave a girl at Green
vile. Saturday,
Th,. direct examination was conclut-
~ just befor, court adjourned ana ne
oross-cXaminatIon VIII begin. Jnmor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

III" Eangor Commercial. FRIDAY. said:
The Maine Central Railroad Go. has is
sued orders that its employs. station
agents. trainmen and all all. must b" vac
clnatcd within The next Two weeks If
they fail To d. 50. they Viii he repoljc1
and disc har2ed The work on the eastern
division. where there are several hun
urcd mon employed. will be under the iii
r"ctIon Of )r. Eugene l.. Sanger nf this
city. Dlt ri lions will be commenced at
once.
The vaccination orders were ISSUED, a.
rect from General Manager Evans u1hv"
in Portland and are the result 81 til.
presence OF the diSc1S.. in ST. John. Eos
ton. and various other localities nor far
remote from Maine. Although no small
pux outbreak is feared here az pres, vi.
IL j. thought better that the railroad M
ployes should be prepared for ;thy con-
tingency which may arise.
The utmost precautions arr being taken
by the state Board Of Health to pr vent
The diseas, rom gaining 2 foothnlI N
Maine ANA the New Hampshire Beard n
Health is acting in conjunction with ne
Augusta organization. Every pOssibi5
prcCauti0n is being taken ut Nancphpr"
and no persons who have been exposed
t" the disease are allowed II cross ,jl,
border.
The action 81 the Maine Central in
having its employees VAccinatcd u in i'll.
with tn, general policy Uf that road ana
with tn" policy Of thu other railroads -
thu state. The Bangor x .iroC>took en-
ployrs havr already been yaccinutod ANA
the danger of Il spread Of the disra.'
through TIL railroad mtn will soon b.. r.
dUced tc e minimum.
while We are not looanG for another
outbreak Of snr!ir1X here in Bangor.
wcli-knuwr .Geal' physician said to a t.
az well to ~ ~ our guard against what
may happen. The 'liscas" l. present 90 .
considerable extent in BOSTON st Ioht.
ana various other places ana Ut courS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

The signature Of T.. W. Grove appears
On every box of the genuine Laxative
Brono- Quinine the remedy that cure.
cold in one day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
THE MAINE CENTRAL
Issues Orders Tor Immediate Vaccination Of
All lis Employees.

Brunswick, Me, Nov. c9-Ordcrs were
received at the Maine Central station:
.uursGay, ordering au trainsmnn who
have not been vaccinated within five
years TO BE- vaccinatCd at once ar
rangements have been made for free
vaccination 1t Portland. Bangor and wa
terViile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

INC police Of LeominSter. Mass. have
what they believe to be j murder mys-
terry to Investigate, Friday. Charles
=. Delay. y years Old. was brnu-h, ID
ms nome. Thursday evening. in a hcIr-
irss condition from drunkenness. ami
with terrible wound ~ Tie VIII. NJ
ms heat, from which tn. blood was
moving copiously. His two cnlr;,aninns
We're not known % the people At tIn
nous" and disappeared imnlnd;.iotv
Delay died Friday morning. The ..as..
mas been reported to the medicai ~
rminer aud IL is believed Delay was in
vowed IT. z drunken quarrel during
winch he received his death blow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
TO CROSS Ar SENECA.
mat Was the Order and Both Operator and
Conductor Agree.

Adrian. Mich. Nov 2o.-It is b.Ii..v. ;
now that the las; of tEn bodies ,rrnrcr,, Il
from the Wabash wreck near Senec5
Mednesday night, and brought here baG
n"en identified Mayor Rrvno,ds ,odaa.
received telegram dated sherman To,
I. oan you advise il ann Upton Al olt
laoN. with ticket sold here to Chatha,,
Ont. was injured" L.
tSignedl lyar I-r..r.,..,
MAYOR Ret-n"lds wired back 4 ,iesrri,,-
Ioh OF ~" body Of an Old lady foI,nd IN
me wreck and ii is believed that tnr rs.
mains Will he ordered shipped to TEXAS
hefor" tn" day is over
All IN" burned ard bluCkancd fr,rue,,
-! what We're once human bodies have
bt'n placed in baskets ana will ~ b,trf.l
TO-DAY. in Oak Grove cemetery Tnar..
are Tour Baskets filled with these niares
coroner Hamilton began an inou.s> in.
!" ms disaster, this morning
IRAN Dispatcher Iarver d. Mann nr
Mohtp"ii Ter. testified rs to III. sandirr RI
thc order t. the Continental I;n,it.t
Tram I" pass the -migrant train III Ser-
cca. $500 - 1el'-
II" operator at Montpelier. who co,ia1
tnt nrirr and gave il 10 Conductor Mar
IN, ttStlllcd a~ follows:
NpnduC DOR Martin read the order I 4,
me aloud distinctly and then Signed il
"hd after repeating his signature. IL ri :.
""Spatchrl ] delivered him his comics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
Only Remedy Used in Hospitals
10 cure nervous proSraton is
10 cure nervOus proStratiOn is
Paiine'S
Celery


Nervous pTs1stratioE Kills more people IL Anne; ic,
-rrry Wei tlas al the infectious diseases Xiii in
> y.lr.-St.listican Of LoHdya HdicdF Jrnrpoi
NcrYons p1osIration. taken in time. is absolutely
permanently cured b. paine's eel cry compound.
There thousands OF physicians statements to
tis ,nact Il II the only prepared remedy used
IN such in the hospitals.
Iipvana. cuba. Nov l1.-MIs. Lola y lraI"n JEo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
He BLUNDERED.
Engineer Of Wabash Limited
Misinterpreted Orders.
Operator and Conductor Say They
Directed Crossing at Seneca.
Though! That All the Bodies Have Been Re.
covered from Wreck.

Detroit. Mich. NOV. 2a-ConductOr
4. J. Martin Of the Wabash east hound
limited. No A. which, coilGed u it'll The
nnmisrant train No. -, west bound,
4. ar s. ncca Wednesday night. causing
the loss cf about 80 lives. said. today
that n" 0ldrrS given him at Mont
uclieI W.Ie tr pass M. Is 1T Sencca
NV orders" saiA ne, which took to
F.5,girerr Strong ana read over t. him
ana which agreed WiE his orders, read:
NJ. ;. engine $50. viii met No. 70. IN
,i;l4s n ANA IL. At Seneca. and 10. 2.
engine CT" 1T Sand Creek. After r.
rciVinl: thear orders ! remember ask
ing Tie agent 1T Montpelier whether
The new siding At Seneca would contain
ms train.
II was toward thr rear uf The chair
car fixing W passengers ticket. when
saw the sta tion lights of Seneca flash
~ ana Immediately the Air brake
applied. felt no alarm. surprising the
engineer vas slowing down for the
east switch. IN order to scr the num-
aer of la's engines. which I supposed
hai cleared.
'.uSt then tile brakeman. Mi" had
beer on n" lookout came hurryirg into
the chair oa: and pulled the cord twice.
What u it, Tony ! called NJ.
are going through Seneca H.. an
Swer"d ana an instant later tn. crash
came"
This bcaIs uut Supt Buns state
ment thar Engineer Strong either mis-
understood or forgot his orders ana
ftN ~,
TINS etat.ment WAS repeated ID En-i
n'vr SironE. th- engineer said.
Il hay" net denied at any time that
"' received such Nh order only s.!y
tha, il W. did get SUCH an order mis-
r"ad and misunderstood it and that
slIuu.i nav" been set right III th,.. cun-
'iHcior My iirem2n viii irII YOU tina.
;- to" understood that ~" were. Id mar
hoth trains at sand Creek instead VI III
Seneca.
N made nm "rr"r ! Nas nat ;tIunr
y" blame. The other three III, rih.js nr
IL crew must have understood as
"ii m .'i~e they W"uli nave corrected
mt.'
engineer strong 3ttu.he4 RESPONSIBLE
~ +" ihe conductor ANA brakeman ia.
M Slnhi" l"ct. lc says. that if no had
und -FStCnd \" was t. mr.t MI. N lt
seneca he would have blown on. iorq
and on short blast imlnediat.Iv vhi..,-
inns Tor the Seneca station. ,yhan WI.
train was half :; mile from tl,at min,
having unn" 50. h. insists that
''"ef 'nr conductor or thr brakeman
u '"'N understood til" meeting order
IN, Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30
TWO TOWNS BURNING.

PIairti,ld. Wis. N"v. .a.-The village.
~ turning. Practically Ill the business
houses are in ruins aud Residences a..
threatened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-30

Dies Moin-s. la. Nov. 2s.-F'irr is rag
ing III W1ukee, II miles west Of h.rC.
ana The town j. said to ~ doomed TIL.
Des Mnines fire department has ~.,,t
chemical engines IN Il special train
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-29
q profltable ProposItIon.


A number of ranchmen in this
vicinity have in contemplation an en-.
terprise which offers an inviting field
for the Investment Of time, labor and
money. Wehave reference to the OK
tension Of the Hart Kitten ditch, now
projected and for which a preliminary
sargay 20 likely ieoor-to,bo .-ade. .-
This ditch has recently been widened
for its entire length and its terminus ia
now at the Hampton ranch north OF
Aztec. The construction OF an addition
al six or seven miles will cover a body OF
the finest land in the county, estimated
20 contain about three thousand acres
Several ranchmen as above stated
have already aignifed their intention
and willingness to cooperate in the
building of this extension, but the as
sistance Of still other homeseekers will
be necessary ere the project can be
completed
The building Of the extension will be
Of considerable benefit to Aztec. as the
land all lies near town We have no
hesitancy in saying that this is one Of
the best schemes Of the kina that could
be taken up in the county today
Success is a almost certainty for any
who shall undertake to carry it to an
issue.