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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
BOGUS DEGREES OF |. |. D.
Nashville College Will COntsr Then
by Thousands al $40 a Had.
LETTER ON THE SUBJECT.

During the past few months several
attorneys In the territory have receiv-
ed letters from the Nashville college
OF law Offering them degree OF l..
l.. ID. conferred 10y that college upon
TIE payment of the sum OF $40. Solici-
tor General H. l.. Bartlett as secretary
OF the Bar association o. New Mexico
was requested To examine into the
matter He addressed the secretary of
the Bar association of the state OF
Tennessee, and received the following
reply:
Bar Association OF Tennessee. Robert
Lusk, Secretary and Treasurer, Cole
Building. Nashville. Tenn, June ~,
1903
Edward l.. Bartlett. Secretary OF New
hexico Bar Association, Santa Fe,
New Mexico:
Dear sir Yours of the nth inst, en-
closing memoranda, etc. OF the Nash
Vile college OF law, received. re-
greet that Tennessee is at present the
home of this faSir, ,.iliam Farr, and
his bogus institution. the Nashville
college of law
The Bar association mas for some
time been seeking to rid the state OF
Ahlo hhiHhhat diu VIC EbHt HDou I'D
force him to give up his somewhat lu-
crative job of selling l.. l.. ID. degrees
at SO a head. assure you IL is a
source of great shame { d., all decent
lawyers in this state, and especially to
the members OF the Bar association.
His institution has no standing what
ever, and the man himseu is a charla-
tan and fakir of the worst kind. | will
appreciate your publishing these facts
In your papers. and If they wish fur
Their information concerning this ras-
cal, they can obtain 1t by writing to
either the Nashville Daily American or
the Nashville Banner. Either newspar
per will he glad to give information
concerning this man. and | trust you
will assist us in making public his in
stitution and methods. Thanking you
for your letter, ! am, yours truly.
ROBERT LUSK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
WHITE OAKS DISTRICT.

From the Eagle.
Pete Quinn is in the Jicarillas work
ing for the Free Gold Mining and Mill
ing company.
The new concentration tables at the
Old Abe are well under way. They will
be completed in a few days.
The Miners Placer company under
the management of Chas. Hamilton,
has suspended operations indefinitely
G. A. Creighton. secretary of the
Lynn Mining and Industrial company,
of, Lynn, Mass. is in the city in the In.
terest of his company.
Edward Fox and Philetus Smith
were In from Jicarllla Saturday. They
are pushing development on the Hawk
eye property and are meeting with
good results.
Mr.. Hopkins, representing III Paso
capital, has located in the Jicarillas
with improved machinery, and will
soon be ready to begin business on a
large scale
Henry Taylor has discovered some
very old workings in the San Andres
mountains. sou,h OF the San Andres
pass. He brought out ore that went
A5 per cent copper. 2h per cent silver
and a trace OF gold. Henry took force
OF men and will open up the old
works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
Attempted Self Destruction

j. Claudio Martinez. who is under
bond for his appearance at the next
term of the territorial grand jury for
the First district court of Santa Fe
county, is rumored to have attempted
self destruction Friday morning, says
the New Mexican.
None of the physicians OF the town
were called to attend him and at each
of the local drug stores IL was stated
he had not purchased drugs OF any
kind. DIR. w. NJ. Popplewell passed
Martinez boarding place and Martinez
was propped up in chair on the front
porch In the attitude of a sick man.
The doctor asked him what was the
matter and he said that he had suffer.
ed a paralytic stroke. DIR. Popplewell
examined Martinez and found that he
had no symptoms OF paralysis. II Is
said that Martinez took an overdose
of the drug with which he is alleged
to have attempted to end his life with
the result that II did not have the Of.
feet desired by him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
MISS BELLE FRANKLIN.
Wins Medal in Oratoricai Contest Last
Evening in Library Hall.

The oratorical contest In Library
hall last evening. under the ". C. r.
U. of this city, was successful and
enjoy able affair.
Messcs. Horton, Single and Har.
wood were the Judges. The handsome
mccall given by the w. c. T. U. was
awarded to Miss Franklin. and Miss
johnson was awarded the second prize
Tha medal was presented by Rev.
Thomas Harwood In few well chosen
remarks, who also related some an.
ecdotes which pleased his hearers.
The musical part OF the program was
enjoyable. Mrs. Borden. the president
OF the union made few remarks that
interesting:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
For over sixty Years

An old and well tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mil.
lions OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success.
II soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain. cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 10
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug.
gists In every part ri the world.
twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
Wife Failed to Prosecute.

Remigio Lujan, who caused consld-
cradle excitement on the plaza Tues
day night by flourishing revolver and
creating a general disturbance, was TO
have been tried on Friday afternoon
before Justice J. NJ. Garcia. but was
released. says the New Mexican.
Prosecution entered nolle PROSE-
In the case. II will be remembered
that Lujan found his wife occupying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

Local Building Committee.
d. J. Rankin. chairman; J p. Sherl
dan. secretary; q. f. Myers, Frank Nc.
Kee, w. s. Strlckler. NJ. w. Flournoy,
r. N. Wilkerson. r. A. Hubbell.
Local Lodge officers.
Past Exalted Ruler--John J.Pearce.
Exalted Ruler-Charles F. Myers.
Esteemed Leading Knight OWEN.
man.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-R. w. p.
Bryan.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Felix
Lester.
Esquire-F. w. Fisher.
Treasrrer-Charles A. Hawkes..
Secretary. J. Sheridan.
Tyler-W. b. Moore.
Trustees-Charles Mausard and Al
fred Grmsfeld.
Chaplain-T. ". Wilkerson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

II. Neuman OF Guam was Ia town.
Mr.. Neuman Is doing all In his power
to find evidence to convict the murder
or OF Emmett Pipkin. About $3.50 re-
ward has already been offered and
we trust he will succeed In bringing
the man TO the gallows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
Contests Filed

William b. Hern mas filed notice in
the land office that he will contest
homestead entry No 5S07 made by
Placido Valdez de Fresquez The con
test involves 1850 acres OF land in Mora
county and will he tried before w. II.
Wilcox. United States commissioner at
Wagon Mound on August II.
Apolonio Chaves and others have Al.
ed a contes. against homestead entry
No. 1852 made by Feliciana Marquee.
rhe land is situated in the corporate
limits OF the town of Galisteo and the
entry was made by the woman under
the claim that she had to support her
self The contestants contend that her
husband is living and contributes to
her support. The contest will be heard
at the land Office in Santa Fe by the
receiver and register on August 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

by the Grand Exalted Ruler OF the
Universe.
Their faults we write upon the sands.
Their virtues upon the tablets of love
and memory"
The man who assumes the obliga-
tons of an Elk and lives up to those
obligations must be a gentleman in
the fullest and broadcast meaning Of
that word. He aust at all times stand
ready to protect women and children
and extend help and support to n
brother in distress. -,
The ablest statesmen. most brilliant
politicians and literary lights and the
most noted jurists and doctors OF the
country are Elks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
The program

'Hallowed Be Thy Name
Miss Nellie Taylor and Contestants.
Presentation of medal by Rev. Thomas
Harwood
Benediction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

Chicago, June 20.--The grain mar
wheat-July, 76h; September, IAN
to 7i%.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Land Office 6usiness-Land Contracts
Filed.

The following homestead entries
were made at the land Office: william
Anderson Gulledge. OF Cuervo post.
office, 100 acres in Leonard Woou
county; Felipe u Lucero of Chaves
postofiice. 100 acres in San Miguel
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
Membership Of Albuquerque Lodge.


Membership Of Albuquerque Lodge.
Abel. DJ Lewis. r d
Abeytia, Abran Lewis. @ Il
Albright, q + lee. ii +
Aldrich, Sc Lee, John A
Arson. A w Learned. q p
Baer. Louis. Luna. Sol
Beavens. J $ lie Driere, l.
Butcher, II Lester. Felix
Borders. A Maynard. TY
Bowman, G C Mandell NJ
Brown. c + Mausard, Chas.
Bryan. r WI Matson, o A
Baldridge. J c Medler, c w
Brooks. II Medler, Il l.
Butman, w c Miller,
Brockmier. n Moore. Il
Baker. d S Moore. w b
Carroll, IA Myers, c F
Campbell. C w Meyers. Ernest
Chamberln. l. II Maloy. A j
Cook. JF Miera. T. 4
| Cook, G + Mckee Frank
Carnes. ID II Mclaughlin. +
Dallies. c A NcGilyaray. Angus
Dougherty, II NJ McGilvaray. II
DunDar. VIM. McGaffey. b
Delaney. l. T Mcpherson. d A
Dallies. p b Mcdonald, N
Day. d Mcintosh. VIM.
Everett, A McGilvaray, John
Earickson, w II McGuggin, w
Eberhardt. Geo. McGinn. +
Englehart, Jas. Newcomer, c Il
Faber, A Newhall c X
FERGUSON. II b Neal, w l.
Fillmore. BE O'Reilly. II
Fisher. f w Otero.
Fornoff. + Otero. NJ
Fox. He ODonnell. NJ
Fluke. f ID Pearce,
Flournoy. NJ w Prestel. w
Fraser, Geo. Pickard, L b
Freudenberg, Pickard, II 3
Farwell, JR Rankin. DJ
Farr, VIM Raymer, HI
Foraker, c NJ Reinkin, Chas.
Grunsfeld, A Roberts, Il
Grunsfeid, e Risdon. w w
Grunsfeld. Rodey. 3
Goodlander. J p Roulier. A e
Gerphide. II Rosenwald, S
Griffith. JE Rosenwald. DIS
Gales, l. w Ruppe, b
Hathaway, w l. Radcliff. w d
Hubbell. 4 s Rishworth, w s
Hubbell. FA Romero. Jesus
Haynes, J X Summers. I'm
Hahn, w 81 Spencer. VIM.
Hawkes.. G A Seward, T
Hall, w Smallmack, FW
Hall, &C Schultz, ii
Hill. G p Sleyster. b A
Hill. w II Sheridan.
Hesselden, w Spite. b
Henry. L l. sturges. F e
Hertzog, l. Stockett, A @
Harsch. Fl B Stern. l. B
Harrison. q w Strong. F II
Hansen, ] Strong. w w
Hopkins, r w Stateson. @ ID
Harper, Il ID Stansberry. John
Hughes. ThomS- Stevens, N Il
Hubbs. ] A Single. II
Holman, e Stricken. w 8
Hickey. NJ e Smithers. Al
Halloran, r Saint. ] e
Heller. II + Trimble, J s
llfeld, L Teichman, A C
Ilfeld, Noa vanderwort, A
Ilfeld. b Worries, B
Jaffa VIM. Washburn, II l.
Jaffa. b O Weaver, w NJ
jerks, F II Weller, p
Kaseman, G A Weinmann, ID A
Kunz, &c Whittlesey, CT
Kirster. FIX Whiting. Calvin
Kleinwort, Emil wikerson. TN
Keene, A A Wroth. ] II
Reyes, + o Wood. IA
Lowenthal. + wolvln, w V
Lembke, e e
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28
a crazY Looomotlve.

Eugene. Or. May 2S.--A man giving
the name OF Eugene Loper was taken
In custody by the officers on account
of exhibitions OF insanity. He is an
epileptlc, and fell In a flt. after which
he almost completely disrobed In a
public place He has been In the asy.
lum for the insane In this state and
In Washington. He will be examined
tomorrow for recommitmenh
Loper formerly lived at McNlinn.
vile, whore he was known as tho hu.
man locomotive" This appellatlon
was derived from the fact that he of.
ten ran great distances in remark.
able short time. One morning he left
the Southern Pacific depot at Nc.
Minnville at o'clock and struck out
afoot on the railroad. arriving at Cor.
wallis, 4S miles away. few minutes
before l2 o'clock noon. covering the
distance In five hours, running all the
way.
Another OF Loper's specialties is
saving wood, Il is said he can almost
equal steam saw.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28
The Flume
Finished

Corvallis, Or, May 2S.-The Benton
Lumber Company completed yesterday
a hume for the transportation OF lum.
Der from lis sawmill in the woods on
Greasy creek To Phlomath. on the
line Of the Corvallis a Eastern rail.
road. The length OF the fume Is 6A
miles, and It's capacity Is $4,000 feet
Of lumber per hour.
The flume proper Is V.shaped with
sides OF "a inches and width across
the top OF about 80 inches. From the
time the piece OF lumber Is placed In
the nume nc the mill about two hours
is required for It's delivery at the
Phllomath end OF the route. II pass.
es through the fume at the rate OF
about four miles per hour. and It's
work is highly satisfactory The lum.
Der cut OF the mill IL about 30 600 feet
per day, and but an hour and half
Is required In transporting IL 10 Phil
omath.
The highest trestlo along the route
Is about 30 feet. and the deepest
cut about 10 feet. As soon as sawed
the lumber Is sent at once through
the iume TO Phllomath. where the
planning and finishing is done The
mill is located In the heart OF a fine
body OF choice timber OF which the
company owns about 50.O00.O0O feet.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28
A ROUSING
MEETING AT
JUNCTION
Speeches by Til Ford,
E. HOfer and
L. T. Harris
A Big Crowd Gathers to Hear
Them and the Great
est Enthusiasm
Prevails

Junction, May 2S.-Hons. Tllmon
Ford and f. Hofer, of Salem, and Hon.
Lawrence Harris of Eugene. ad.
dressed a large Republican meeting
here at p m. Saturday. There was
great enthusiasm, and the program
opened and closed with three cheers
for Roosevelt and Hermann. A fun
ny incident marked the speaking. Col.
Hofer had. as usual, covered himself
with glory In throwing a bouquet at
the ladies, when Tilmon Ford stole a
march on him by proposing three
cheers for them, and got the laugh on
him by saying: Now. who's your la.
dies MANI" Il was the largest polit-
lcal meeting held here this year, and
produced a great deal of good feeling.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28
Portaae RaIIwaY eoard.

The governor secretary OF state
and state treasurer today organized
under the new portage railroad law.
Governor Chamberlain was elected
president, Secretary Of State Dunbar
will be secretary and State Treasurer
Moore Will be the treasurer Mr..
Gaten's Governor Chamberlain's pri,
yate secretary, will act as clerk OF the
board OF commissioners. The board
Is now In position TO begin the work
OF construction, ana bids will be called
for soon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28

Superintendent Jones. OF the State
Blind School. Is trying TO introduce a
new writing machine. and today had
Frank Sanders. a blind boy OF about
H. give a demonstration before Gov
ern0r Chamberlain. The machine h
something like typewriter, and Is
known as the Hall-Braille point
writer Young Sanders has only
used Il 4 few days. but Is already able
20 write very fast
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28

w. p Peacock. was yesterday. at
Dallas, arraigned for the murder of A.
5, Kerr charged with murder In the
hrst degree He plead not guilty, and
his trial was set for June 18th.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28

The Star Consolidated Mining Co.
OF Cottage Grove, is preparing to re-
sumo business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30
pricf NeMn Itema.

A report that the members Of the crew
az the hattleShip Kearsarse are on the
verge Of mutiny is officially denied.
Mrs. Permelia Curtis, grandmother of
Congressman Charles Curtis, died at her
home in Topeka, Kan. Sh. was 96 years
old
+. VI. Drummond, q wealthy and @
spected fame of Davies Comfy. Mo.
was Killed by "a young hore that ne was
breaking.
A. che result of a quarrel. Horaec
plaiste,l. q married man. of Enterprise
Kan. h.t clark Slckles with an iron bar
death resulting. I'lsisted is in the eoun-
~ jail.
Gov. BAILEY If Kansas has offered a
reward IF Si00 each fer the arrest and
conviction of THE parties who triel 10
wreck Missouri Pacific train at Near
man Aux
Snecial Master Brock. in the suit Of
the Topeka Gas Company 10 restrsin the
city from enforcing it, dollar gas orii-
nancc. has dr.5''stl GA all essential points
In favor % the company.
4 telegram from Tours. France. says
Rieaara NieoliDi. the stepson Of Madame
Patti. while shooting IN company with
his youage. son. accidentally .t'ut T3e
latter. ,ad OF a years.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30
EX-SENATOR FARwELL DIES.
One Time Representative of Illinois in
National Senate Passes Away.

One. Time Representative of Illinois in
National Senate Passes Away.
Former United States Senator Charles
r. Furwcll died at his home in Lake
Forest, III. Death was due to congestion
Of the lungs and heart failure He was
conscious almost until the end. Mr.. Far
well had been i'll for months with r4eu-
matism, but his recovery was expected
until recently Mr. Farwell was born
near Painted Post. Steuben County. y.
Y, ON July !, 1873, his father being a
farmer in moderate circumstances. By
the time he was 10 years Of age young
Farwe could do any mans work in the
fields. In 1898 the family moved TO ogle
County, ILL.,, the son receiving the Ordi-
nary country schooling and a short course
at the Elmira Academy, where he SCI
cured a knowledge of surveying. In 1874
young Farwell went TO Chicago with
$40 bill representing his sole capital 1t
was not until three months later, after
weary search, that he found work He
was then taken into the office of County
Clerk George Davis at a salary VI IS
month and board. Two years later he
graduated to a real estate office at $500
year, and then later secured the post OF
paying teller in the banking house of
George Smith 4 Co. lie tried for the
County Cierkship, having mixed in poll
Tics, Suffered one defeat, and then was
elected in 1853 and held the post for
eight years. During the war he devoted
himself to busl1ess, purchasing in 1864
an interest in the present firm Of J. v
Farwell & Co. In 1866 Gov. Oglesby
made him a member of the State Board
Of Equalization He was elected to the
craftsmanship of the County Board in
1867 In 1870 he was elected to Con-
gress over Long john Wentworth by
a majority Of $500. being reelected in
1872 and again in 1874. Again he was
sent to the House in 1880. Seven years
later. in 1887, he was elected to the Unit
Ell States Senate, retiring in 1891 \
widow, three daughters and one son sur
yjve him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30
TWO THOUSAND MILE RIDE.
Soldier Reaches West Point Thirty
nine Days After Leaving Oklahoma.

young man who mad come 2,000
miles on horseback arrived in Sewburgh,
y. Y, the other night. He is William
Davis, member of the Eighth United
States cavalry, and has been travelling
across the country on test ride. The
government is making a number of test
rides. Davis and eleven other members
Of the Eighth cavalry left Oklahoma
thirty-nine days before. bound for West
Point. They had relays Of horses every
thirty miles. They were allowed 10 eat
and sleep then they liked, the object
being only to see how quickly they could
reach West Point OF the twelve Davis
was the first to reach hie destination. Da-
Wis is lighter than the others who are
making the trip, and when he started out
he went with a rush The result was
that he led all the way, and at each
place he had his pick of the horses, SO
this helped him. When be started Da-
via weighed 1877 pounds. and the other
night his weight was l0S pounds. He is
tired. but happy, and thinks he has brok-
en- the record. The government aims TO
test the stamina of man and horse in the
long ride, which is said to be sugges-
ton of the new chief Of staff.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30

In the arrest Of two daring swindlers
In Chicago the postOffiee inspectors have
uncovered what is termed by Col james
II. Stuart as 'the cleyerest swindle ever
unearsaieSl in the west" Julius VI. Ms
son and Arthur J. Herbst are the prison
ers aud the former has already coufess-
ed to share in the crimes. 4 grand to-
tai 3f $4,000 is admitted to have been
stolen in the last eleven months. The.
system of operation was somewhat com.
piicated Nilsson and Herbst would go To
n city and open an Office, ostensfbly for
the purpose of retailing some commodity
which they had secured On credit. lnya-
riabiy they used the name Of some hrln
well known 10 the business world. Secur-
ing the goods, they would transfer the
consign1n ems to warehouse and then
ship TO New York, where 'feitce
would dispese of them. Complaints AK
gregating Losses IF 100000 had been
filed with the postal authorities, who
finally located Nilsson, whom they dis
covered was wanted In at least i've
cities Herbst was captured later in
New York The latter is sn cx-conyict.
Nilsson was once owner Of a cafe in Chi
cago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30
WILL MAKE THOUSANDS IDLE.
Big Industries OF Consolidated lake
SuDerior Company Shut Down.


Superior Company Shut Down.
Pending the outcome of the financial
difficulties in which the Consolidated
Lake Superior Company at Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, il now involved President
Shields has issued orders temporarily
to close down all of the operations Of
the company. except the street railway
sys EN- on both sides Of the nIer. the
ferry system and the Tagona Light and
Power Company of tl.e canadian 500.
This step is takes. ii is announced be
cause the funds of the company are ex'
hausted and Nj. shields does not want
to incur further liabilities until Il Is
known where the money with which to
meet them is coming from. lnasinuch az
the company's operations on the Amerl-
can side are confined to the street rail-
way and the power house force, the order
will not materially affect the American
500. In the Canadian 500 however, the
effect on business will be very extensive.
The total number of men thrown out OF
employment is $500 Train service over
the Algoma Central Railroad, owing TO
the cessation of work in the woods. will
be reduced to one train per week. The
Helen and Grace mines at Mlehipicoten
will be shut down. as viii the Gertrude
nickel mine ar Sudbury. The general
staff Of the company viii Se reduced
from ninety to fifteen meh-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30

Surveyors Work to Establish Canal
from Lake MICHIGAN 70 Maba.h.

Surveyors work to Establish Canal
from Lake Michigan to Wabash.
Surveys are now being made for the
ship canal from the south shore Of Lake
Michigan TO the Wabash river, the plan
being 10 shorten the waterway from
Lake Michigan to the Gulf Of Mexico, as
it would be 400 miles shorter than the
Chicago canal Five routes are being
considered one following the St. Joseph
valley to Tippeeanoe valley, then tq the
junction of the Wabash river. The sec.
ond route is from Michigan City by way
IF Trail creek and Laporte 10 the Tippe-
canoe valley. and the third is from Mich
igan City by way Of the Little Calumet,
thence down Crooked creek 10 the Kan
Sakee river. The fourth route is to Wolf
lake from the Grand Calumet. thence to
the kankakee river, and the fifth is
from the st. Joseph river into the Kan
kakee valley By way Of the big Monon
creek. Tie routes airy from lit 70 l1T
miles and the estimated cost Is between
$3.O00000 and s4.000.00O abe plan Is
to induce Congress TO undertake tue
project.