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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Government Grazing Land

OMAHA. Feb. 9.-Sate Senator Rev
nolds und c. II. Cortell cattlemcn of
Valentine, Neb will leave tomorrow for
Washington to present to President
Roosevelt petition from the small cat
tlemen of Nebraska asking him TO CO.
operate with them In their efforts to Sc
cure law for the leasing of Government
lands for grazing purposes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Mccall Seriously Ill.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9-John A. Mccall.
former president OF the New York Life
Insurance company. is again reported Sc
rIously i'll at Lakewood, n. j. Mr. Nc
Call has been confined to his bed for some
days. and is attended constantly by two
nurses and q physician.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
King Christians Funeral.

COPENHAGEN. Feb. S.-Arrangements
for the funeral OF the late King Chris
tian are published tonight The body
will be conveyed to Roskide Friday. Feb
ruary 16 after short service at the
Slotskirke. the royal hearse Will be es-
corted by troops followed by the male
members OF the royal family in state
COuChcs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Revolutionists Killed.

LiVONlA. Feb. "a punitive eXpedi-
tion has captured large band OF revo-
lutlonists In the Dehsn estate in the vi
cinity Of Riga. Fifteen OF then, have
been tried by court-martiul and shot The
others were fogged with knouts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Liberty Minlng company D..
place Of business. Salt Laks cYt,
Notice: There a-e DELINQUENT
following described stock on se7s-
Assessment No. l. levied on tbs n
of December. 1906, the several ,..
set opposite tho names Of the rst..
shareholders. as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
AN ORDINANCE.
tScall
Bill No. l.

No. ~ ''''''e creating raVins District
Be 1t ordained by the City Council or
Salt Lake City, Utah: Vi
section l. That the following Paving
District is hereby created and estebIisbnS
In Salt Lake City. to wit: Paving III.
trict No. Y shall be and cons,at ., IN
that portion of State street living bcswoan
inc south side OF North Temple street and
the south side of Second North street' :
Elrst North street from the east side of
East Temple street to State street. anh
west canyon street from State street tn
the south side or Second North strSct W
sec. This ordinance shall take a.
rect upon approval
Passed by the City Council of soIt ,,,o
CitE. otah, January %, 1906. and refa-rSd
10 inc Mayor Tor his approval
j. B. MORETON, City Recor6e,.
opp ''eu @ LIS s'tm Gay OF January, 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. MAJOR
State OF Utah. City and County NJ s,,,
Iakc.-ss 'y ol salt
j. B. Moreton, City Recorder ., c..
Lake city. Utah. do hereby certifv So 81.
the above and foregoing is a frii 49, 49,
and correct copy OF an ordInapn 'ue
titieo An ordinance creating PAWN, M
trict NO; z passed by the CITY CouDnII IN
of Salt Lake City. Utah Jannar,. "a SSSoumcil Iai
and approved by the Mayor Taynn -. lso6
1906 as appears OF record in nv, onsy "a
In witness whereof, j have horennt
my hand and affixed the corporato NO noo SET
said city, this 26th day OF JanuarSSe SEA, Ioo' OF
rsr j. B. MORET0N
PIN Sa' City Recorder
r1T21
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
VIII Go to the Country.

fudge Rltchio viii go 20 Tooelo county next
pndny 10 hold regular term Of court therc
) February 10 Judge Armstrong VIII 60 10
.alviile. whore he viii set cases for tho
arch term ana hear any minor matters thai
ny bc presented.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
MURDER AND PILLAGE
Two More Russian Chiefs of Police
Are AsSassinated

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 9.-Thc Chiefs
OF Police Mt Pcnza and Kutais were muir
dered today.
Serious fighting between Tartars and
Armenians Is reported in the KaZagh dis
trict. Villages have been bc5ieSed and
burned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Five Thousand Will Do

,.a,Io JSnose Nc iell over culvcrt at tho sn,o-
md 'I byuka m w. We%, Temple and Market streeta
as"nst tho city Tor 1900 In tho me
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
TWO VICTIMS ARE
BROUGHT TO CITY
Bodies of Men Killed at Tank
Point Explosion VIII Be
Held Here.

The bodies of II. Miller and A. Meadows.
workmen who were killed by the cxplo-
sion at Tank Point, Tooclo county, Tues
day morning on the construction OF the
Western Pacific railroad. were brought to
Salt Lake Thursday night, and remain at
the morGuc Of Joseph w. Taylor, pending
an investigation to locate their relatives
and friends
IL From Grantsville.
After an inquest had been held Justice
of the Peace II. T. Green and c. ] Strom
berg Of Grantsyille drove In with the
bodies Thursday afternoon, reaching the
city about 10 o'clock In the evening. This
was done at tho request oil Superintendent
c. l.. Christensen OF the Utah Construc-
ton company, which has the contract Tor
Men Are Strangers,
At the inquest, which was held in
Grantsvlllc Thursday morning, after the
bodies had been brought in, absolutely
nothing could be learned OF the dead men
except their names and the fact that they
had been In the employ Of the company
only few days. Neither had any money
their property consisting only OF small
personal effects.
Were Not Mangled.
The men were killed and five others
wounded not by the direct force OF the eX-
ploHiOll, Dul bN lIe tdNlnB IN OF f1Tln ana
rocks upon them, The blast was put I'm
at tho edgo and top OF the cut for the
purpose or widening IL. and the prcma-
ture explosion buried the men who were
working at the bottom.
Condition of Wounded Grave,
The witnesses who testified at the in.
quest, said Justice Green, stated that the
condition OF the wounded was so serious
that they could not at present be brought
to GrantsNllle. although II Is expected that
Al Ion.
cover. The workmcn did not know the
names OF the wounded and there is no
communication between Tank Point and
tended by DR. Downey, physician for the
company. and will be brought
IN from camp as soon as they can be
moved.
No Cause Found.
AT the inquest the jury returned ver-
dict that the men came TO their death
through an accidental, premature explo-
sion OF black gunpowder while working
at the point named. the cause being un
known. The inquest was conducted by
County Attorney Farley p Christensen
OF Salt Lake City, the jury being COM
posed Of George Hammond. w. L, Hud-
son and David Judd.
Instantly Killed,
Fl. Miller. one of tho victims Of the ac-
cident. died Instantly, while Meadows died
about an hour and n half after being
about 50 years old Meadows was about
35 years OF age and an American.
Was Tamping tho Hole.
Al the inquest Frank Mcdonald testi-
ned that Foreman Eugene Potts was en-
gagged I'm finishing partly loaded hole
Into which three cans of powder had been
loaded. Potts asked Mcdonald who was
his helper. To go for an cXplodcr and
giant powder Potts was tamping the
hole and Mcdonald had gone about forty
feet when the explosion occurred.
Cause Not Understood.
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Cause Not Understood.

Mcdonald and others at the inquest tes-
tined that Potts was considered "A thor
oughly competent man. and they could
assign no cause for the explosion The
two men killed were working fifteen feet
below him In the cut. Potts was blown
scventy-iyc feet down the hill on the ops
posits side OF the cut. but his injuries are
not considered dangerous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10

And In accordance with the las 4,
order of tho board of directors ~
the 4th day of December, lsli % 1
shares Of each parcel of. such ssd
may be necessary will be soA
pnid before. at 10 O'Clock a N Z
22nd day OF January. 1866. at the g
the company, room 30. McComIct
ins, Salt Lake City. Utah to psf
delinquent assessments thereon. .q
with the costs OF odvertising e:
penses Of snle. HARVEY j. Joyu
sert5
At n meeting OF tho board ci d'1
of the Liberty Mining Co held "
IS. 1906, It was ordered that The q
above delinquent stock be poEp1:
February 10. 1896. at the came -
pIace. HARVEY J. JONI
1850 SIT
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Were Not Mangled.

The men were killed and five others
wounded not by the direct force OF the eX-
ploslon, but by the cdving in OF earth and
rocks upon them, The blast was put In
at tho edge and top OF the cut for the
purpose or widening IT, and the prcma-
ture explosion buried the men who were
vi ri lI,ur al h, bnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-10
Men Are Strangers.

At the inquest, which was held in
Grantsvlllc Thursday morning, after the
bodies had been brought in, absolutely
nothing could be learned OF the dead men
except their names and the fact that they
had been in the employ OF the company
only few days. Neither had any money,
their property consisting only OF small
ncrannal nffnrIS
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Instantly Killed

Al the inquest Frank Mcdonald testi-
ned that Foreman Eugene Potts was en-
gagged In finishing n partly loaded hole
into which three cans OF powder had been
loaded Potts asked Mcdonald who was
his helper. TO go for an cXplodcr and
giant powder Potts was Jumping the
hole and Mcdonald had gone about forty
feet when the explosion occurred.
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Condition of Wounded Grave,
No Cause Found.

At the inquest the jury returned a ver-
dict that the men came to their death
through an accidental, premature explo-
sion OF black gunpowder while working
at the point named the cause being un-
known. The inquest was conducted by
County Attorney Farley =. Christensen
OF Salt Lake City, the jury being COM
posed Of George Hammond. w. +, Hud-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02
usyp yot ssrsnnu
tsrssatise iifssarft ansi t.ss Relief asa
smrv-~utsi nst~r gasaanfre.


N "a bass rs4arrh @sth offensive
breath. baFsiag psiBs IN ghe throat
~eaasbthE gaie8aH 20 muesDs aifft-
eaigY Gn hsssthsHa sneetlmg haakt.
asss d8asaatEe ffota the noa flce.
Hrs ana 8ropplna as TIE hmsA ~ thn
threat. especially az Btghf. eoaghtng
sls etc. b#Rlu the ase az ntosnel
IS ones,
tlv beating medication ~tll give re-.
g}ef Ira "a fea dasH and its continued
u4e vtIi eomp'eiei3 drive $50 eafarr.
hsl @agtas from the system
tiyomel contains nature healing
otis ard yatsams the germs killlng
prugertIes IT the pine forests. and
goes with tbs SIR sou breathe To tbs
most remote cells ~ the fespirafory
organs. seashing out and killing all
catarrhal germs and soothing and
healing auY irritation there mas b.
lin che mucous membrane II is nasy
aud PHEASANT var usn Hyortet. pleas
anter shan most Of the stomach dos
ina as tts healing BnF iA bfeafhed
through IS neat puckrt inhaler, abief
can bss carried Isl the purse OF yes
pocket. and carries medication 20 ins'
She spot whore relief h needed.
The complete Hyomei outfit cost
bat 81. extra bottles. " needed. 81
cents. and Hood d Curtin give theIN
personal guarantee with every pack
age that money VIII he refunded un
less tho treatment cures. This show
their faith IN the power ~ Hyomet T.
/ cure ratarfh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02
Dairy and Wood Commissions Eeport

The Minnesota Dairy and Food
Commissions analysis shows that
Kernedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
and Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
contained opiates and crotou oil. Opt
atcs are pOisons and croton oil is q
violent poisonous purgatiye. Refuse
TO accept any but Foley's Honey and
Tar i'm a yellow package. Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no opiates
or dangerous drugs and ia the best
cough and cold cure. Sold by B. W
FpoIi7.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

The democratic vote for governor
next Tuesday determines each coun-
tvs strength in state and district con-
ycntions two years hence. In his
state elections arc determined by
democratic nominations. Therefore,
il i important for each county to poll
it, full voting strength. Every demo-
cratic voter in Ellis county should 60
to the polls ncN Tuesday and vote.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

wish 10 employ about IL adults,
mate and female. aud about 90 boys
aud girls over i2 years OF 8ge.
Steady. light work good wages, com
Portable quarters Min kept at pleas
ant temperature Apply at Cotton
MIL office. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

lou can get "a beautiful hand
painted medallion with a nice dozen
pictures. Give me q trial and you
viii be pleased. Mrs. c. f Jackson.
photographer. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02
LOCAL NEWS



Wise 01s Rlea. eft EnHl tHr
- H g HasA4gs
Harrf Bgaee Nloa hja ras eaaa
stefda as rif1 niea4 @afehmAa
seg k8ktaa aafrtt 60 fes fire a
saraacs oses Matthew Bros eat
aa-a w # ptanse call
Hgtkisy, wifh 81 S t'ronE &c Both
phones - q
Free skatlag 81 tao Main Street
niak rueadat 2ad Friday mornings
~ each week II
The fsunv medicine In thousands "a
aua.es fog ~ y-ars Dr. TEACHERS Liver
snsi Blee-'
Ladies skate fres al the Main
Street RinR TUESDAY and Friday
mornings ~ each aa~k II
II % fail to get your candles al
Williams 4 Moaeiey yoa miss q bar
gala ne well al "a sour trade II
The + s Cronk Co Ia h~eadanar
t"rs Tor ali kinds Of garden hose
Prices right Both phones No 50 e
Mrs e G. Sail returned last night
from Dallas. whcrs she underwent an
operation She ~ greatly Improved
A rally Of white republicans OF
Ellis county 81. scheduled to take
place al the court house tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock
We are looking for you. yUu don't
want to disappoint AIS Call at our
candy factory for your candies the
finest line Of candies ever seen In
NaNAhachie Williams 4 Moseiey 1T
Mr. r NJ Sleeper made q request
through the local columns OF the
Light Yesterday afternoon for the re
turn Of mis- front gate. This norm
ing tbs gate was swinging In its ac-
custom"d place.
The president requests a full at
tendance OF the Sims Watson Chapter
at the residence of Mrs. Willis on
West Main street Friday afternoon.
business OF importance and final ar
engagements regarding the flower
show. 81
Mr.. Huffstettler, who has been u
citizen OF Ellis county several years.
last week purchased through the
Texas Realty Company a fine farm
near Wichita Fails. He is very much
elated over his purchase and thinks
there IS a great future for that part
Of the state.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give dinner from 1880 to 1870
O'Clock Monday, Nov, ), in the build
ing occupied by the Hardy p. Mizeil
Company, opposite the Light office.
Funds are to be used in furnishing
the church. Everybody cordially in
yited. Tables and hot coffee will be
furnished free by the Hardy p. Mizell
Company. so
In the award of prizes at the Dali
las Fair, which recently closed, Miss
Laura Buchanan of Dallas received
first prize in the department of tapes
try. Miss Buchanan is a sister Of
Mrs, O. B. Sims of WaXahachie and
formerly lived here. Her many
friends congratulate her upon her
success in receiving first honors
among so many contestants.
The democratic vote for governor
next Tuesday determines each coun-
tvs strength In state and district con-
yentions two years hence. In this
state elections are determined by
democratic nominations. Therefore,
it is important for each county to poll
its full voting strength. Every demo-
cratic voter in Ellis county should go
to the polls next Tuesday and vote.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

h. 5. CRONK & CO. have a few
thousand good brick and sidewalk
thing for sale. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oat and bran
sacks. VIII pay in apples or cash. d.
II. Thompson. sc
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FOR SALE-Iron swing, wood and
coal and some house furniture. A.
T. Bishop. tt
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W ANTED-l0oo boys to come to
kemble Brothers Saturday to see the
Coaster Wagon. 81
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SCHOOL CHILDEN-Plenty of map
paper at the Daily Light office. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-02

\ business meeting OF the Tuesday
Evening Skating Club is hereby call
ed for Friday evening, November ?,
1906. at s O'Clock at office of Grow
Shoe Company. All members request
ed "a be present
GEO l. GRfFFIN. Pres
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FOR RENT-Nice 5-room dwelling
with water and bath; university ad-
dition. j. L.. Cannon. 90
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NANTED-To rent or buy & good
mich COW. {. ID. Pickett, ST. So
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FOR SECOND HAND windmill, tank
and tower see +. S. Cronk & Co. If
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GEO L.. GRIFFIN. Pres
LEM c. CURLfN, Sec'y
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
Penitentiary a Busy Place

Sheriff John Anderson returned
Saturday night from Sioux Falls,
where he delivered William Barker
and George Miller to the state peni-
Tertiary. The trip was made without
incident and Barker and Miller ar" by
this time at work in the shirt factory.
Mr.. Anderson says that the shirt fac
tory is a busy place. Each man is
given 50 much to do and he is allowed
to quit when he has finished. In this
way those who hustle have the privi-
lege of some outdoor exercise each day.
All the work about the penitentiary
is done by convict labor, even the
cooking, caring for the heating and
lighting plants and all. There are
only two women in the p%enitentiary
at present and they are rot employed
in the shirj. factory but are given 9TH
er work to do. Next spring, as soon
as the weather permits, work will be
begun on the building for the Irvine
plant. The convicts will do practice
ally all OF this work, even to quarry
ing the stone.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
18TH ANNUAL LINEN SALE
The Olwin-A ANGEL Store Makes
Interesting Announcement
in this Paper

The 18th ANIMAL linen and white
goods sale Of the Olwin-Angell store
is now being held. This sale is a regu-
lar feature of the OlWin-Angell store
and has come to be Il part of each
and every shoppers experience. The
sale this year has been more carefully
arranged than any of it's predecessors.
More goods have been bought and by
reason of their greater output the
buyers for the Olwin-Angell store
have been able to go directly to the
mills for the goods and thus secure
them at a considerable saving in price.
The sale will last until the first Of
February, after which regular prices
on all goods will be charged. This
sale infuses life into an otherwise dull
business month. 1t also brings quite
d large number Of buyers to Aberdeen
from nearby towns who like to take
advantage of the bargains offered and
the unusual variety of goods put
on sale.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
ROndell

George bunker is having an artc-
sian well drilled.
MRS; saul and son, Frank. were
Matsneld'shoppers last Friday.
Willie Harper has returned TO Twin
BROOKS for a%.svisit with his parents,
Eddie 1ckes and sister. Irene, enter
eo the' Aberdeena.scho last Monday.
There was..assurprise,' partyIby the
Young people at Fred Dunker's, Mon
day night.
Inc Normal students from here re-
turned to Aberdeen, Monday, to re-
sumo their severalsplaces.
Mr.. Quinn and wife came up from
Aberdeen, Wednesday and visited
with their.niece, Mrs Glen, Gould.
MIR; and Mrs. Clarence Cowles and
family ate Sunday dinner withsMrs.
CoWleS' sister, Mrs. Gibson Churchill.
Grandpa Slack is sick at Mellette
ana his daughter, Mrs. Dayton, has
side.
Almanac Robinson and bride re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
Monday night ard are now at homo to
Their numerous friends in their own
little cottage.
The Kings Daughters and their hus-
bands were very pleasantly enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ickes Thurs
day. At the next meeting Mrs. Eliza
Mccoy will welcome them, the date
being Jan. 18th. Let there be a good
attendance, as the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
The Farmers Telephone is not vet
IN working order in this immediate
vicinity. It is rumored that the com
panY is waiting anxiously for the
phones and that they are not manu-
featured as fast as could be wished. as
the demand in that business is SO
great. However we hope to be favor
ed soon.
Coming home from a surprise party
last Thursday night, Hanson Slack
nad the misfortune to break the king
bolt to his buggie, when it overturned
and split him out. He was stunned
for a few moments, but escaped with
only a few scratches about his face
and luckily for him the accident oc.
cured near d dwelling and with hell
his vehicle Was'soon repaired and he
was again on the homeward track.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
PROGRAM
OF the Aberdeen Social Science
Club for 1906

Jan. %. Railways IN the United
States. Public Control, paper, j. NJ.
Lawson. Leader in discussion, A. N,
Goodman. Public Ownership, paper,
VIM. Rehfeld. Leader in discussion,
M. M. Guhin.
Feb. 5. Are Life Insurance Rates
too High? paper, G. G.. Burnette.
Leaders in discussion, G.. j. flute, j..
e. Hickenbotham.
Feb. 10. Public Amusements, pa
per, f. E. Granger. Leaders in dis
cussion, P. ID. Potwin, O. GleSne.
March 5. Suicide, paper, Geo. W..
Nash. Leaders in discussion, w. Fl.
Morgan, Il. G.. Huntington.
March 10. A Study in Government.
England, paper, o. Glesne. Leader
in discussion, Joseph Meyer. Russia,
paper, w. e. johnson. Leader in dis
cussion, G. Nj. Stevens.
April 3. Are Salaries of Teachers
Commensurate with the demands
made upon them? paper, W. l.. Cocll-
Leaders in discussion, G. w.
Nash, S. H. Cranmer.
April II. Evidences of Economic
Progress, paper, r. l.. Brown. Leader
in discussion, D. G. Washburn.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
East and West OF Eureka

Railroad surveyors are still working
on a line east and west from Eureka.
A while ago the survey from Aberdeen
to LeOla was completed. Since then
the same crew of men has been work.
ing in vicinity Of Eureka, having COM
pleted a survey from Lcola to Eureka.
West Of Eureka difficulties were en-
countered in the shape Of hills and a
lot Of time has been spent in locating
the best line through them. The
Eureka Blade says that one route has
been surveyed through the hills and
that the surveyors are now working
on another. The Blade surmises that
there is more than a blnff behind the
work or they would not be so anxious
to secure the best possible route. The
proposed line stops only when it
reaches the river.