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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA TOWN,
Former Albanian Kills Man Near Dir
minsham over Pool Game.

birmingham Ala. March 22.-Johu
Mcconnell formerly OF Atlanta. Ga.
shot and instantly killed Steve Mayor
in a saloon at Nineteenth street and
Avenue c, al Ensley.
The trouble which resulted In the
killing was begun in the early part OF
the evening In a nearby pool room.
where Naylor and some Others were
playing pool, Mcdonnell keeping the
score
Naylor charged Mcconnell with un.
fairness toward him aud with oheatlne
him out OF a game. This was re-,
scented. but friends prevented further
trouble at the time. Later they met
in Brothers saloon and the dlmculty
was renewed, Naylor drew his pistol
hred FIVE shots al Mcdonnell. but as
he was In the &C, OF firing the last
Mcconnell who had a shotgun near
picked Il up loaded It, and shot his
assallant, the load taking eroc, IN the
left breast producing instant death.
Mcconnell calmly stationed hlmsel!
and awaited the arrival OF the police.
TO whom he surrendered aud stated
that The shooting had been done IN
self defense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
nsIIeved Do eattIe h Proaress.

London. March 22--Russlan ofiicia
circles In London, although without
Official news are inclined to credit O.
Hardin story published in Paris con
corning the firing reported 20 have,
been heard yesterday morning abou
Z miles south OF Tie Pass with Gener
al Rennenkamphrs division. The dis
patch from Hardin points ont that
the only explanation OF a cannonadt
IN that locality is that Rennenkampa
has at length arrived at Tie Pass
where the Russian armies were or
dered to rendezvous in case OF retreat
but only 70 find the place occupied
by the Japanese. Consequently II ISL
feared that Rennenkampfi Is now sur
rounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23

charlotte 81 G March ~ 80 Stat.
fhfWe go mlies from tlh ci'y are ~
Hfgff sd oi 700 Bales Of eoft0l ffat
vas ou fbc station pa.hfn TIE Ore
HsF dfff discovered af = o.c'oet ftm
morrinf naf before q could 3e ex.
uaae shed naaf ouettifl 0f enc oa
ere 'u ua mmp' elr cons
the losr en 600 a1 taa seatoard Air
line AZ OBJ cr'im vas placed 0n fae
platform gstlflay afternoon by frm
.n CO.. foFa aaa ihe railroad accepted
ii f'stf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
IrALIANs sATIsFIeO VIC pLANs
Believe America VIII Take Care Of Al
Interests IN san Domino.

Believe America Will Take Care Of Al
Interests In San Domingo.
New York. March 22-The italian
cruiser Calabrla has been IN the port
Of santo Domingo. according TO the
Herald correspondent there since
Tuesday on special mission to ascer
tain II the American protocol SUFFICIENT
ly guarantees the Italian claims ag
gregating a large sum secured boy b
previous lien on the port receipts
II a satisfactory assurance was lack
ing the Calabrla was prepared. the
correspondent continues. 70 take the
custom house OF some port. collect the
revenues and liQuidate the Claims
The commander Of The Calahrla. 40
renela. aide IA the stna OF Prince Tom
as di Sayoia uncle Of the king. aul
grand admiral Of The Italian navy. In
formed the Italian charge 30 the az
fairs. Luigi q Camblaso. OF The char
acter OF the demand dealt directly Win
the American minister Hf Dawson
and Senior sanchez Minister Of for
elgu affair who referred 20 article
Of lhe prooool as evidence. and just
purpose Of me American convention
Minister Dawson regretted BE was
unable % gre more explicit asmran
oes and expI ssed the belief that the
Italian elalm would be saf.guardsd
ii the convention were ra'ided. WI
cini Bancalar Co. italian claim.
ants are satisfied With the AmorleaB
plan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23

is now operating on the Russian ex
tremo left.
Major General Fukushima has visit
Cd Hsinmlntun and perfected arrange
meats for the installation or Japa
nese garrison there and it IS proba
bic that In the future that town VIII
be considered within the war zone snd
all persons arriving there viii be re
Quired TO have a pass.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
JAPANESE LOSSES
ESTIMATED 100000
Russians Claim Mikado's Army
Is Demoralized.
go &c IS. 4oN 70 HAReINl"
General LlnevIteh Reports that His
Army Is Retreatlna In Good Order
and that ne Is Pleased with the New
Recruits Sent Him.

Gunshoe Pass. los miles north OF
Tie Pass, Manchuria, March 2i.'-
The Japanese losses are estimated al
the Russian headquarters TO be 100,
600 Some of the troops employed to
cover the retreat from Mukden We're
badly demoralizing losing their way In
the hills eastward and only rejolnne
their own divisions.
So certain was General Kuropatkin
OF being able 20 hold Mukden that
maps OF the country northward we're
not even distributed Kuropatkin how.
ever resolved TO accept battle against
his better Judgment. owing TO the i'm
patience OF St. Petersburg for victory
OF he was confirmed IN this decision
by false calculations Of Field Marshal
Oyama's strength
One OF the main factors Of the sue
cess OF the japanese were their VIC
lation Of Chinese neutrality In the
use OF the Sinmintin road
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
rRIsO TO oAsA LAaee CHECK.
Young Man Wanted s2S0oO0o from
Eank--DelLeved hls n crara-

hank--beileved fie la craxy
New YORK March ga well
dressed voting man who told fho polIcs
that hls name was Nlchoias Weiss Ard
that Do formerly lived 81 Wcst Mir
gnia. vas taken % Bellevue hosB.ta.
for examination a. 20 hls ssnty al
coz be- bad attempted 10 cash a ehert
for 81 sooo 600 e. a private bank on 49,
Fast side The cheft vas uadl
'syab'e 10 Weiss aa8 wboa the ,Y,n
naa catered ghe bank b. carried .
1atchei De- which hs nid 81 s4p.ofe8
20 take aNay the money
tn Weiss pocten ihe police found
costly eof watch anB 4 iefter fr.r
iae Wafe Honse e. waaa,nmor 49,
'ufclop uaa putmaraff Sos fs
1894 ara coniaiaef one ~ pr fe.t
iirptffa rarte tb fte nsefr ~
M ler tbaas yaa ~ ,r
nou rafH.afi1as
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
csARolo WITH MueDea.
Sensational Testimony Given IN me
Famous Kentucky Trial

Famous Kentucky Trial.
Lexington 49,, Marcn 22 THIS
inquiry lnto tho case Of tho iiareIaea
end Callahan charged wllh compiled
IS Do the murder % Cocgroll lor th8
purpose % deciding the question 81
admitting laem 90 BAN was ronumod
today A Sensational Story was told
by a G Howmau. foreman OF the
breaihIit county grand jury Tie Sea
tiaed that whoH me srand Jury Was
lnves'IgatIng the caee aealnst VIII
nrlttou Tor killing Cockgell. for which
b. aftcrvard Has given NE sanionoe
Riley coldirou bad just given sen
aallopal testimony against Brliton.
AZ ihla point Alca llnFgla rushed
into che Brand Jury room ana IS
threats end angry attitude. compelled
ihe mand iufy % adjourn sitter vain
iy trying 90 eot lt 20 Investigate
chafea of pofiury brought by nrilisn
if'tnds agaiuHt Colilrm Bowman
mld DE case vaf dropped ana nayef
resumed ~ them ihfoush fear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
Two MsN KlLlEp N WRECK.
Fast Freight Train Runs Into Open
Switch With Fatal Results.

f"N FfNiHN Tram NUNS INTO open
Switch With Fatal Results.
Fort Smith, ARK. March 90. A fast
freight train ON the Choctaw branch
Of the Rock island system ran into
an omen switch today al Potter. a flag
station between Wlstor and Howe.
l. IT, wreoldng the entire train. which
Included two ears of cattle. The en-.
sine and cstuo ears were turned over.
The engineer was buried uudcr the
engine and was dead whcu taken out
lils name could NOT De learned Fire.
man Hlldcbrandt bad both legs crush.
ca on below the knees an unknown
tramp riding on the cattle ear was
killed. together with large number
OF cattle.
one OF the cattle owners riding Oh
ton of car had hg len broken. and a
brakeman was ininrod about the head
The dead and injured were taken TO
HalcyvIlle NE headquarters o. che
train crrw
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
LETTER PRoNouNoeo roaoeRY
Rsrth Carolina Woman says She Old
Not Say Negro Was innocent

w." WV Wv
Not Say Negro Was Innocent
Ralc.gh n G. March BE- Governor
Glenn hes received an anldayt from
Mr Llllle Ada Haies. OF Fayetteville.
drnYing that She wrote the Hotter he
received saturday 20 the effect that
che bad sworn falsely against Wal.
ter Partridge, the negro under sen
tence % be- hanged April . Tor crimt
nal assault ON her
She insists that be- % the guilty par
". and urges that The sentence BE- not
inteffered with
County Attorney y A. Halarr an
rived from FaytetteyIlle This morning
and 90 conference wllh the eoyornorI
faid % Bus vey probable be- foreofyI
OF du Halef signature 10 the iefierI
uos written lu The iaii by Partridge
o. some ioiiowprlaonef
There seems % be no Indication nos
ihat there VIII be- any interference
Riih ihe deaih sentence April
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
FIFTY four BODIES
HAVE BEEN FOUND
People Begin to Realize the Elk
tent Of Great Calamity.
sELlEvED NEARLY 100 MISSING

searching FdAtSs WORKED All Nlgnt
For Bodies "a erOekton-Mnyor Is
sues Call To- Public Funeral Of Vie
tins Of Disaster
Brocl.lou, Mass. March s2.--A reall
zatlon Of the extent OF the disaster
which had come TO the city OF Brock
ton yesterday in The wreoking OF the
great wooden shoe factory OF r. b
Grover company ana the ensuing ter
rlble loss OF llfe came more clearly &c
the citizens today when they awoke 10
a full knowledge OF the horrors at
tendant upon catastrophe.
: All night long the worl, OF searching
for the bodies of victims OF the explo
sion aud fire continued with unremit
ting zeal The work was not reward
ed until after midnight BY the finding
Of any additional bodies until ii
o'clock today. when TIE remains Of al
human being we're found In the bollerl
pit Considering the mystery az
tached 20 the disappearance OF David
w Rockwell ihe engineer, who was IN /
charge OF me boiler which exploded I
the police believe the body found to I
day was that 81 The engineer.
Rockwell was reported 70 have been
rescued yesterday badly injured and
later 20 have elcd, bat the police were
not able 10 subsequently locate HE
body lt seemed more likely 10 mel
police today lhat Rockwell. near az
H. WAS 20 thssNp oslon, WAS the arst'
10 meet death The body OF steven
Snow, So years old one al tho oldest
workmen IN Tie Grover plapt. was
identified today by hls sen. 4
The hndlng of the remains supposed
% De that OF The engineer. made the
hlty-iourth body Inns Tar taken from
the ruined factory The figures at
hand early today showed Thar about
Two hundred and sixty persons we're at
work DO The factory when the evpio
sion occurred had, been accounted for
md that between 30 and 400 persons
IRE missing
Mayot Keith lsanod notice TO-DAY
.equcftiug oy,ry Clergyman "a ihe city
20 meet With him az 2 o'clock thls an
efnoon a. the city Han 10 make ar
angemrnia ior public funeral services
or the yirtlms 81 TIE accident aua
resting Thuuday afternoon as d..
.irable time for them 10 BE- hoid Hel
Idded also that g seemed best TO bury
nose bodies whose idcnuaratlon won,dl
'e Impossible IN thc city cemetery all
.ierose Mayor Keith said tbe mblue
yer Of ihe ruins wUlid be resumed IA.
.ay With larger force of men an
'o-f He Expressed the opinion ihstl
.orhapa q conaderabls number ~ boa
20 would boz fouHd In ihat portion of'
Be plant no, vet erDlored
a mor earfai search of tbe bolle, y
% in witch '1e remains rere fa,na q
'day resulted 81 ihe nn5ine N N
.atch ihe rubber beet o. saoe Ana , q
lrn piece ri cicfhnr aH 81 which y
.hfn shown 90 Mf noftueiI nel
'fe ~ ike enruetf wafs farra,tI
Y hor o. bnpBghr 20 hsf bs asns
$50 ihe poHre found pam ofart4I
zee pets of haman franc n I.
pn. which hey lhfeFfed fhnr poet /.
fl zee an'as beside hl. boiler utep !.
e 'tp.'n Cane and vas tl8es ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-23
ROBBERS WRECKED
PASSENGER TRAIN
Spikes Removed and Rails Had
Been Misplaced.
SIX INIuREO' NONE FATALLY

ment-Ensins Completely stripped,
Mail Car Demolished and aufiet and
sleepsrs Damaged.
Des Moiues, Iowa March 49, Rock
Island officials here say that the wreck
OF che Rocky Mountain limited near
Homestead, Iowa, which happened
early today, was the work Of robbers.
Who succeeded IN escaping,
Six persons we're injured "a ne
wreck, three OF them fatally
An examination OF the tracks devel
oped chat he spikes for nearly the
length o, rail had been removed,
The wreck occurred on q high emhank,
ment The road being soft from the
recent thaws and rains
The two Denver, Colo sleepers laud
"A Ia the ditch on The end. tho en-.
bankment at hat point being about S5
feet hIgh The engine. mall car end
composite car also went down the en-.
hankment The following message
giving the cause Of the dhaster. was
toleguphcd from flomcsieud 70 Assist
ant General Manager w. N Hobbs, IN
Chicago. by the division roadmaster
'Ihc wrrcl was caused by an $40
knowu pcfon removing spikes bars
ami augle harn and mepacmg tho
rails spikcs were removed from two
rnlls on the south SIDE Of Tho track
The engine and FIRST four cars were
thrown down tlfno' cmhankment
Tho engine was completely stripped.
eve mail ear destroyed the BUFFET car
on its side and two eleoper badly
damaged"
, 1905-11-09
TO BUILD TRAILS IN RESERVES

According to a statement is
sued by the forestry service at
Washington many hundreds of
miles of trails are to be built in
in the government forest reserves
during the coming winter. The
chief object of the service in the
care of the reserves is to protect
the timber from destruction by
fire. and these trails will afford
easier means of reaching all parts
of the reserves on horseback and
will gre atty aid in fighting timber
fires. Following is an extract
from the statement:
The trails will afford a means
of reaching all parts of the re-
serves on horseback and the fire
lines will form vantage points
from which fire may be attacked,
or against which it may be direct
ed and there controlled.
THE trails to be built will be
carefully planned and constructed
with an easy grade. This does
not involve much expense, for in
many sections a perfectly good
trail can be made for $50 a mile
and many miles will cost less than
So. The work will be directed by
the regular forest officers and the
rangers themselves will perform
most of the work."-Centennial
Post.
, 1905-11-09
CHARTER OAK MACHINERY
All Now in Place -Four Drill Air Com
pressor from Copper Bar, the Last
Piece to Be Installed.

L.. Z. Tichenor was down from
the Charter Oak the past week.
He brings information that all
the machinery now needed in the
development of the plant is in
place and is in perfect working
order. The last piece of machin-
cry installed was the air compress
sor from the Copper Bar mine.
This is a four-drill compressor,
and is a fine piece of machinery,
giving perfect satisfaction. De-
velopment work in No. ; shaft
goes steadily forward.
, 1905-11-09
WORK COMMENCED
Dirt is now Flying on the Saratoga and
Encampment Railroad and Many
Men at Work.

Dirt this week began to fly on
the Saratoga and Encampment
railroad and all the men that can
be found have been put to work.
1t is reported that the graders,
scrapers and plows which were to
be used in the work have been
held up by the Union Pacific be-
tween Denver and Walcott some
place and it was necessary to ship
several in by express in order that
work could begin on time accord
ing to contract.
The Denver Times yesterday
states that it is now known posi-.
lively that the Burlington is be.
hind this project.
Developments show that the
company means business and will
have it's line built in q few
months. -kawlins Republican.
, 1905-11-09
STILL TALKING WALCOTT
Examining tho route Between walcott
and Alcova, with the view Of trans
porting supplies that way

Walcott, Wyo., Nov. S-Frank
Anderson, accompanied by A. IL.
Martel, who is in the employ of
Cosgriff Bros. Co. at that place,
left yesterday morning overland
for Alcova for the purpose of view
ing the road to see whether the im
mense supplies for the Pathfind-
er dam can be transported from
this point. The Government
agent recently went over this
route in company with Martel and
now Mr., Anderson, who is the
engineer in charge of the con-
struction Of the dam, is examin-
, 1905-11-09
RESERVOIR COMPLETED
Kindt and Davis Irrigation Projects on
Sage Creek Ready to Receive the
Water for Pea Farm.

Ed Lambert, engineer in charge
of the construction of bitches and
converting a depression on the top
of a ridge into ii reservoir. was in
the city Thursday and states that
the work is completed and ready
to receive the water which will
flow down Sage creek in the early
spring.
This project is of vastly more
Importance than many people re-
allZe. The reservoir lis about n
mile and a half mile wide. and is
near the main creek. There ia no
drain from the lake and in order
to get a ditch out of the reservoir
1t was necessary 10 blast about
l4O feet of rock, through which II
ditch was built of rock and con
crete. An iron gate operated from
above by a screw apparatus regu-
ialeS n HOW OF water.
About three miles of ditch was
built to divert the water into the
reservoir.
About five miles of ditch have
been built to carry the water to
the land. there being now 1900
acres ready for blowing and plant
ing. There are four thousand
acres altogether in the tract to be-
put in peas for use in fattening
sheep taken from the range in the
fall.
The cost Of the reservoir and
bitches has been about $4,000 but
If the me are successful it will
be the most profitable crop grown
in the county Repub-
lican.
, 1905-11-09
MRS. McANuLTY OPERATED ON

Mrs. E. S. McAunlty returned
from Denver Sunday where she
had been for treatment She is
somewhat improved, though far
from well yet. She expects to re-
turn there in a short time and
finish her course of treatment.
She bad a gall stone removed
while there and has suffered a
great deal and will suffer much
more before she is through with
her treatment.
, 1905-11-09
HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES

S. G.. Hunter has gone into the
cultivation of dollhouse vegeta-
bles. He purchased the green
house belonging to the Cluff Il
Albro residence on Elm avenue,
and moved it on the rear of his
residence lots. He has lettuce
and radishes on the way, and from
the rapidity of their growth there
is no doubt but what they will be
ready for Thanksgiving. Mr..
Hunter is going to give the bust
ness of cultivating dollhouse veg
etables a thorough trial and if it
will pay he will 90 into it on a
more extensive scale.
, 1905-11-09
REMOVED SIXTH FINGER

DR.. Price and DR.. Witter per-
formed an operation on the nine
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Campbell last Saturday
evening at the Hot Springs Cot
tage Hotel. The child was born
with an extra little finger on it's
right hand, both growing from
the same joint. The finger was
perfectly natural, but it disfgured
the hand somewhat, so they con-
cluded to have it removed. DR..
Witter gave the chloroform and
DR.. Price performed the opera
ton.
, 1905-11-09
PRIZE BULL, EMpoRIA, ARRIVES

Tuesday the prize bull, Empor-
ia, which Capt. l.. G. Davis
bought of the Cooper Willox
Live Stock Co., of Douglas arriv-
ed. He is IL months old and
weighed, when shipped, 1925
pounds. He is "A great beauty,
with a pedigree as long as your
arm. 1t is sufficient to say that
he was sired by Prince Laurel
and his dam was the famous Beau
Reals Bertha. His grand-sire
is the celebrated Corrector. Mr..
Davis is justly proud of him and
the calf excited the admiration of
all the cowmen.
, 1905-11-09
INTEREST IN WYOMING
Concerning Railroad Building in Wyon
ing More Real Information to be
had from the Outside than
can be Gained Here
]. 3 Hassett
Talks.

j. b. Hassett, the manager oil
the Charter Oak mine, who was il
Omaha. Lincoln and other points
and who returned Monday, says
there is much interest on the out.
side concerning Wyoming. espe,
cially concerning the c. w. d |
road, now building in this coun.
try. Mr. Hassett said:
Il was surprised to hear sc
much about railroad building in
Wyoming while | was gone. The
work projected by the different
trunk lines through this state has
been pretty we'll advertised by the
papers. and everywhere you go
you hear people talking about one
or the other of the projects.
Il was especially surprised TO
see the interests that was taken in
this valley and its resources, and
their probable development in the
near future through much needed
railroad building. We are going
to have II railroad here and it can
not be held back much longer
more than six months at the most.
All the people here have to do is
to contain themselves. for the col
onist, the sugar beet factory and
the mining expert is on the watch
to get in here"
MIR. Hassett met many railroad
men while away, as well as mining
men and capitalists. and he re-
turns full of confidence that the
resources of this great valley are
soon to be opened up aud that it
will take it's rightful place as one
of the garden spots of the West.
, 1905-11-09
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

The Novelty Show Company re-
turned Friday from a trip into the
Snak" river country and report IA very
successful tour of that settlement and
Colorado points as far as Nampa.
Eric .. Nelson, the man that leased
the ranch and cattle of II. c. Paulson,
in the Basin, for a term of five years,
was in Saratoga on Tuesday. II. G.
Paulson is thinking of going into bus
mess in Encampment.
Miss Rose MILFORD. Miss Viva Har-
den and Miss Violet Large went out
to the inviting ranch house of Mr..
and Mrs. Large, Oh Spring creek,
Saturday afternoon, returning Mon
day morning. A pleasant time is
reported by all.
j. b. Hassett and Master Joseph
Tichenor, who had been gone for the
past week, taking in Omaha, Lincoln,
and Arlington, Neb., and Denver,
returned home Monday. Mr.. Has
ssett has many things to tell OF the
very clever remarks made by his
youthful campanion, who is a much
closer observer than many old heads.
, 1905-11-09
RAILROAD
MATTERS
Survey of S. & E. road
has reached this
place
GROUNDS FOR DEPOT
selected-will be located on the south
west oorned Of Block Q, cadwell's
Hot Springs Addition.

F. G. Cramer, with his crew
of ten men. arrived in Saratoga
Tuesday evening, with the line of
survey of the Saratoga & Encamp-
m6nt road. The line passed
through Baker, Bremen u Nc
Anally's hay corral, and on south
through the log cabins on the
ground owned by j. w. Clutf.
Mr.. Cramer says the survey on
Lake creek passes to the east of
kels p. Nickel's residence some
300 feet, thus missing all of his
houses, stables and corrals. much
to that genteleman's qualification.
The southwest corner of Block
=, in Cadwell's Hot Springs adj
dition, has been selected for de-
pot grounds.
The contract for grading the
Saratoga end of the road will be
let to Miclieal & Gideon. who it
is thought will take the greater
portion of the grade from this
place to Walcott. These men are
to begin work within the next
ten days.
, 1905-11-09
MOVING THE RYAN SAW MILL

B.. T. Ryan, who has a tie con-
tract from the S. & Z. road, has
been busy the past week moving
his saw mill from the east side of
the river to a point on Spring
creek on the west side. Mr.. Ry-
an hopes to soon be able to begin
the turning our of ties for his
share of the line, which extends
from five miles north of this place
to the mouth of the Encampment
river.
, 1905-11-09
WILL ERECT WINDMILL AND TANK

WILL z WINDMILL AND TANK
c. NJ. Scribner and Major j. H.
Albro are preparing to erect a
windmill and tank for the purpose
of furnishing water from the river
for the stage stables of Mr.. Serb
ner and the residence of Mr.. AL
bro. The wind mill will be placed
in the rear of Mr.. Scribner's
stable, and the tank in the second
story of that structure, well pro-
tected from cold weather. A large
watering trough inside of the rear
end of the stage barn will afford
watering accommodations for the
stock. A pipe is being laid
from this proposed tank to the
residence of Mr. Albro, which will
furnish water in the most conven-
lent manner for all purposes,