The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
TO BUILD MORE
TROLLEY ROADS

neighborhood and offers free righ
OF way and subscription for ;
block OF the stock come from the
farmers along the lines. The New
port and Stanton extension hat
paid and during the coming sum
mer the line is expected TO extent
10 the Delaware line at Iron Hi
and meet The Chesapeake and Elk
ton line.
Surveys for the extension Of the
New Castle and Delaware City line
have been made by way Of st.
Georges. McDonough, Odessa aud
MIddIetown. This is considered
the route OF a paying line. Al
present business men and farmers
drive IL distance OF 10 miles Ia
Odessa and then take the troileys
to Wilmington. The lines carry
freight and the st. Georges. Port
Penn aud other storekeepcrs get
their freigh: now by trolley. They
can telephone 10 a wholesale house
here aud inside OF an hour and a
half the goods are III Delaware
City.
A leading farmer OF Red Lion
Hundred said Yesterday afternoon
that he would give the right OF way
to the trolley people if 1t ran 20 St.
Georges.
Another farmer in answer 10 this
one said "St. Georges cannot be
considered in my opinion at present.
The route Of the line ought &c be
the onc that pays. aud therefore it
should 90 parallel with the Della
ware road, switch off at Key bold
ard go bv TESTERS Corner. Brad.
leyvilie, Kirk wood for the Summit,
Mt. Pleasant, Middletown and War
wick. Here connect with the line
that will be built from Elkton to
the State line, through piece of
country thickly populated. have
$4,000 10 invest in such line and
will give the right of way over my
farm. The country roads cannot
be used, but the little towns have
big limits. The people want the
:rolieys.
In Il conversation with Willard
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