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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
BIO ROCK DRILLING CONTEST AR.
RANGED.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Although the finance committee OF
the Fourth Of July celebration. com.
posed of j. T.. Dillon, chairman. Ben
iiartwick and &. n. Binford. did no,
have sufficient funds to make nm M.
preparation for n rock drilling contcs,
Tor the miners Of the Territory. this
feature Of the coming celebration is
not 10 bc neglected, and at least $3.50,
ana possibly $1,000, IN 10 be hung up
IN prizes for the fastest drillers.
This was evidenced yesterday. when
u committee, composed Of =. !. Farley
OF the Journal Miner, chairman, Archie
Lockhart Of the Bilcs. Locknart Cloth.
ing Co., and Bob Birch Of the Birch
Bros, began soliciting funds for this
feature. which, in Yavapai county, cs.
scntially a mining country, should be n
top liner. Although only few mcr.
chants were reached yesterday, over
$500 was subscribed, and there is no
doubt but that every business man
called on will cnccrfully subscribe 20
a fund for such purpose, ms il is hard.
~ fair TO the mining element Of the
county to make no provisions for sports
particularly pertaining TO tncir class Of
labor.
Mcssrs. Lockbart aud Birch stated
last evening that they would guarantee
there would he nj least $500 hung up in
prizes, even IL they had TO donate the
entire amount, and ms n consequence
the rock drillcrs throughout the county
and Territory can begin getting their
drills in shape, as n contest, we'll worth
entering. will certainly be n feature Of
the big three days celebration to take
place mere july 30.
The list Of subscribers TO the rock
drilling contest fund, and further de.
tails concerning the contest will he
published in these columns later.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
KIRKLAND RA|sEO
FIRST ]. s.
FLAG
Pioneer Hoisted It In
Tucson Many
Years Ago

After n stay of over a week in this
city. serving IN trial juror in the
district court, W. II. Kirkland, n pio.
nccr Of the pioneers Of this Territory,
has returned 10 ais home in Congress
Junction.
Mr.. Kirkland, who IL native of
Petersburg, Va, will be IS years Of
age on the 18th Of July, next. lie is
still ny hale and hearty M many men
thirty years his junior. lie was among
the first settlers Of Prescott, was the
first settler In Kirkland Valley, watch
bears his name, and in his career has
assisted in laying out the towns Of
Tempe and Stafford, besides naming
Solomonville. He was the first man 10
raise barley crop in Yavapai county
on the place now owned by Grant Car
ter. IN the Kirkland Valley, but he
says that while the crop was great
success he secured no benefit from II
NJ the Indians, who were monarchs Of
all they surveyed Mt the time. harvest.
ed his crop for themselves, and drove
away with them twcnty-thrce head Of
his pack animals. He was assisted in
building the first water wheel for nm
arastra ever seen in this part Of the
Territory. by Joseph Ehle, now residing
on North Montezuma street. IL was
erected on the farm now owned by
Nose Langley. in Kirkland, and was
successfully operated for many years
OF all his acts or experiences in the
Territory, which he first entered in
1884, he is proudcst of the fact that
he was the man who raised the first
Old Glory to the skies in Arizona, on
the occasion Of the evacuation Of Tue.
son by the Mexican troops, February
30. 1886. Before the Mexican troops
marched 0nt of the town ON that mem
orablc occasion, after the Gadsdcn
purchase, ne climbed TO the roof Of
one Of the adobe buildings and hoated
to the breeze flag given him by an
ex.government teamstcr, who had IL
securely hidden away In his mess box
for many years. The officer in com.
mand of the Mexican troops objected
to the Americans flying their flag
until he had his men out Of town, but
despite his protcstations, tne seventeen
sturdy Americans present refused to
pull /, down.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
Elk TREASURER ASKS COURT FOR
A NEW TRIAL.
(From Sundays Daily.)

I'm the district court, yesterday, Al
torneys Ross and O'Sullivnn made "a
motion for "a new trial in the case OF
the Territory W.. exTreasurer James J..
storm. against whom "A verdict OF guii'y
of unbezylement was returned ny |"
iury. June \. After hearing arguments
tne court announced that he would TAKE
the matter under advisement, aud rem
der a decision after his return from nv
tending the session of the supreme court
which convenos in Phoenix, Monday
storm's attorneys set forth thirteen
grounds in their motion for new ,',"''
They claim the court erred IN taxing
,bo issues of fact, towlt, former he'
initial and jeopardy, from the cohs'd
Grafton II the jury ANA ~ u'foe''"s
the iury not 10 return Verdi't o" S"''
issues Of fact' .,,.d
Tbov also contend the court eff'o
in holding there had been an ''oS''""
hv the prosecution ia the tflhi o' Nv
esodant nnder "A former indictment anu
also IN pnrmtting the courts doehe'
entry of May IL, 1905, made ana en
tered in said ease, to be eontrau'c'''
Jisnroycd and varied for the reason
,h,t the term of court IN when miu
.ntrv was made had long since al
iourned sine die. A. ,,u
Another alleged error IS IN 'he In'' ,
n,c and refusal Of the court To ihS,fur'
,hc urv. as requested by detehdan'
10 the eject that in every crime 'n'', .
Nfal m "A
mrsi exist union or JOINT operation ~
no., and intent; and that IN ofdeI u
And attendant guilty of the 'h~'
coorgcd. the jury mu" hnd 'ha' ~ ~
opnropriated with intent 10 '"'"' wv
Nft,r further alleging that the YER
dict Of the jury was contrary 10 Wv
w.. and evidence in the case, they co"
,an1 also that the court erred IN F"
,ns;ng 10 permit the defendant TO PROV -
,be payment Of the money, eh"Ig'' NJ "
have a, been appropriated, back TO ' ao'
"ounty. said offer to prove phy NV, =,
ling been made by the defendant y
soow his good faith, ana Tue "' noaIi
- any bad faith or crlmi"a' "s
gence on his part.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
BITTER BUSINESS BATTLE pp,no
WAgED.
IRON sundays Daily.)

WINE the opera bofIc war /, Gan.
'ia' America goes merrily nm. p,osoo,,
also, has suddenly found i,scl, 10 a.,
mus OF one of the bittcrcst business
battles ever wagcd in the citv n mil"
high. wy n'i'
haskey : Toggcry aud Biles Lock.
MARI Clothing company are the onnos.
my generals, with Captains Block and
wilson inarshalling in battle n,,nv
'hef army Of shoes and ,roo,s -,
trousers, and adding 10 the bn,cLc,,na
OF prices and slaugntering Of profits
General Laskey fred the frs, ann
when he announced, through the med
iuhi OF the journal Miner, selected no
the Official WAR Cry" by both ycn.
erals aud captains, that he would OK
terminate every soldier ON his sbclves
IN his cndcavor TO give the Prescott
public u run for lis money. Immediately
me challenge was accepted Law Rilcs
l.ockhart. who fred brondsidc ffom
their bottleship on Montczuma s,rcc,
making the startling announcement tina,
thcy would drive their enemy from the
face of the earth with their slnuvh,o,
OF prices. The shock, however. didn >,
seem to phazc General Laskcy, who or
dered mp his. reserves. aud came back
I'm next mornings journal Mincr)
stronger than ever
For week past the battle has rnpcd
growing hcrccr every day. Soon the
commercial bullets gave way 10 real
pleasant remarks about the gencralship
of each other, such lcadcn pellets ns
Butchers, Jews "Gcntiles. 3"
=" BANKRUPTCY" "Rctiring Sale" be
ing hurled at each otncr, daily. in the
meantime prices continuing 10 he
moved down 10y each others artillery
in II manner 10 gladden. the heart Of the
great army of war correspondents,
Mcssrs. Pockcibooks.
The Icws Of the battle quickly
spread aud from all over the county
purchasers are arriving TO take ad
vantage of the fray. \ truce has been
declared for today. but Monday the
fight will resume with even greater
ficrccness.
Both generals. last evening. acknowl
edged that IN this commercial battle,
advertising, rs cxcmplificd by tnc
Journal Miner, had proved their strong
est ally.
"As u result of our page al in the
journal Miner said the Bilcsl.ock
hart people. "our store was crowded
all day Saturday, sales being highly
satisfactory.
The Laskcy's Toggcry man stated
that last week his sales ran over $4,000,
over $4,000 worth of goods being sold
Saturday week ago, and almost ~ 800
worth this Saturday.
"It's n fight 10 the fnish,' both de.
clare. "nnd the people will get greater
bargains while IL lasts tnan ever be
fore in the history Of this city"
The war correspondents, spectators,
etc, are saying nothing, con'enting
themselves with reaping the harvest
while the battle RACES.
"War is fine business, remarks the
famous general.
"War IL fine business, remarks the
Prescott public, "when it makes prices
as low nv they have been here the past
week. y
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19

'"e range. Large gnarled oaks ona
cover a pros.v a., INV
'ooo' TWO acres, through which tho
S'fe"m hows, oTordns shade from ho
'' S""' and shelter from the win.
Ter winds Here the company prono,c,
TO build permanent camp bonsos L.s'
'''' Tor II is the intention Of the man
"e'"e"' to make the camp as comfort,
,''e 'S possible, which is one Of tae
o's' inducements for high class labor 70
seek employment at mine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

NJ. Moss aud A. =. Skinklc locate two
mines. Pine Grove district.
j. NJ. Encinas locates Gold Spring
mine, Black Hills district.
T.. l.. Bullion and l.. T.. Gillett locate
two mines, Sguaw Creek district.
&. T.. Gillctt and wife 10 T.. Il. Bull.
ion-Bill of Sale. $40. All interest in
Central Verde Ditch. Verde Valley.
j. NJ. Ross ct al incorporate Verde
Gold Bug Mining company. Capital
stock 100000
X. II. Burmistcr IT nj locate Pilot
mine, Cherry Creek district.
Arizona Copper Gold Mines company
locates five mines, Cherry Creek dis
trict.
W. II. Cooper ct al locate May Flower
mine, Eureka district.
Frank NARROW and J. A. Bozarth 10.
cate Muldoon mine, Eureka district.
Frank NARROW 10 John Bozarth -
Power OF Attorney. Grants powers con.
corning mines in Eureka district.
j. ID. Vietti to Mrs. j. ID. Victti-
Power Of Attorney. General powers.
John H. Kersting files affidavit Of
assessment work on five mines, Castle
Creek district.
John X. Kersting locates Tom Boy
No. 3 mine. Castle Creek district.
j. l.. whitney locates five mines,
Walnut Grove district.
Michael Maxwell to James 10y % NJ.
Deed. $500. One half interest in Ash
Creek mine, Aqua Fria district.
James 10y to Pete Carlzon--M. Deed.
$40. Same property.
&. l.. Gillett to Verde Gold bug Min
ing company Deed. 80. Gold
Bug mine, SQunw Peak district.
John H. Smith locates mill site and
water right, Verde district.
Sam Trolley locates two mines, Tiger
and Humbug districts.
J. II. Lowry appoints Geo. IL. Avery
as deputy.
II. l.. Sweeney appropriates water of
Grape Vine Creek, Black Hills dis
trict.
Roy Weneeslow and w. u. Sanders
locate Never Sweat mine, Copper Basin
district
u. u. and J. y. McIvcr locate Gale
donia mine, Copper Basin district.
Carts. Woodic locates Rabbit placer
Aqua Fria district
J. NJ. McCaffery amends location OF
McMahan mine, Walnut Grove district
John u. Kcrsting locates Tomboy No
q mine, Castle Creek district.
Jos. Mayer To Prescott Electric Co. -
Lease. $3.50, years. Lot at Mayer.
T.. =. Brown and wife to J.. q
Brown--Powcr Of Attorney. Genera
Powers.
David Finnie and wife 10 j. \
Aekcr- w. Deed. 5000 Lot 10, bloch
l"E,' Prescott
NJ. j. Hickey at nj incorporate Ala,
Gold and Copper Go. Capital stoc'
81, OOO, 900.
J. II. Ehlc ct nj locate Roosevelt
mine. Copper Basin district.
NJ. X. Stoddard locates Prospect Hill
mine, Aqua Fria district
Earl r.. Smith 20 l.. i. Miner N
Deed. $3.50. One-hfth interest In Re-
Buck, Jack Pot. Worlds Fair and Nc
lDugall mines, Blue Tank district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
WANING NOTICE.
TO whom Il may concern

To whom II may concern
The Niagara Copper company, a.
the following named mining claims, t.
wit Niagara, Minnehahs, Blue jay
Juniper, Five Tanks, Iron Mask. aud
Iron King, situate In the Eureka min
Ing district, Yavapsi county. Arisons.
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted for labor performed or me
tsrisl furnished by the parties at p,.
ssnt working the above named claims
under bond or lease.
NIAGARA COPPER co.
BY Hermann vogs. President.
Dsted August 9Th. iaOA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the camp Of the Pick and Drill
Mining company, near Humboldt, one
large bay work horse, about II years
old, one bronken tooth in front. Also
one pair Of Mexican mules, weight
about 700 pounds, each, ono horse and
one mare, with scar on rump. win pay
t25 reward for return 10 the camp.
PICK a DRILL MIN. co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19
LETTER LIST.

The following il the list of letters
emaining uncallcd for in tho postoibcc
Il Prescott, Arizona, for the week
nding June 10, 1907;
Absccz, Joseph
Bail. George
Bradley, ID. =.
Bedbury, Harry
Bushby, J. A.
Burnes, Henry
Campbell, q. =.
Collins, Elmer (D
Connolly, Thos. N.
Corbin, VIM. u.
DeValle, q.
cannes, Mrs. Lola
Fitzpatrick, John
Gall gher, Chas.
Fisher. Mrs. Harry J.
Hall, Harry
Hassfurther. Eugene
Hndrickson. Henry
Hershey, G. l..
Hickey, J. G. (2)
leighton. II. Il.
Ingcl, James
johnson, Mrs. NJ. J. (2)
Jones, Fountain
Kyle, David W.
Lamb. Miss Lissic
Landcrmilk, Rose
Lcrcy, Cbas. NJ.
Maltkcss, Edward
Medd, Miss Myn CD
Mcrrell. Jno. A.
Mitchell, y. NJ.
Nelson, J. y.
Kicker, g. A.
Roscholar. j. J. (3)
Ryan, y. A.
Small, Frederick T..
Sanders, Miss Rollie
Strand, Miss Dellie
Steincck, w. Il.
Schncll, Geo.
Swearing, y. NJ.
Scott, Chalmer
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs j. l..
Wilson, Miss
spanish.
Manuel Altamirano
Forensic Dcavclarde
Felix Bermudcs
Felix Chaxes
Alfonso Castro
Salntio Ensala
Franco Duran
Juan Dominjus
Prospero Gonzales
Alfundo Morn
N. Lusero
Marselino, Mr..
u. j. Leon
Fermin Marques
Simon Loya
Dolores Salazar
Pedro Sslaz
Reyes Forrez (2)
Parties calling for the above letter
will please say Advertised"
A. l.. SMITH, r. NJ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19

Tho Occidental IAfs Insurance CON
psny's rates are less and tho security
lust - good ~ thst offered BY any Of
the old line companies. Why not pat
'osiss homo institut,os and kssp your
mossy at honst %
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-19

II you are ashamed Of your business
get out Of Il; II not, advertise II In the
Jeusnal- Miner.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
CHORAL UNION

Dates for the Annual Meeting and
 Concert.
 Monday evening, June 3-Dress re- hearsal for chorus, orchestra and solo, ists This rehearsal will be private, there being no admission to the public.
 Tuesday evening, June 4-Rendftion of Gounoud's oratorio, "The Redemp- tion," by chorus, orchestra and soloists.
 Wednesday evening, June 5-Orches- tral concert, wish vocal soloists.
 The chorus will consist of 325 singers from the Norfolk Glee Club, the Win sted Choral Union, the Salisbury chorus, and the Canaan Choral society, assisted by an orchestra of 65 players selected from the best instrumentalists in the country, and eminent solo singers.
 No tickets are sold for any of these concerts, admission being solely by in- vitation. The Canaan society will re- ceive 300 tickets, or 15O for each concert.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
Model Barber Shop.

Henry Scutt's new barber shop in the Canfield building will be one of the most completely equipped places of business of it's kind i'm the county. He has al- ready placed his order for considerable quantity of new supplies and furnish- ings. Among other up-to-date aprh- ances will be compressed air machine to be operated by small electric motor. This air is used to dry the hair after a shampoo, to dry the face after shaving. It also supplies young hurricane to dis lodge the particles of amputated hair which start down 8 fellows neck. It will also be useful in cooling off the man who gets "hot under the collar when he discovers that he has arrived in town on one of the railroads just one and one- fourth minutes too late to be soon enough to catch a train on the other one. MT. Scutt also contemplates installing ma- chine for face massage.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
ACROSS THE LINE

News of our Busy Berkshire County
 Neighbors.
 President Charles s. Mellen of the Consolidated railroad is to erect stables costing $l0,000 at his country residence in Stockbridge.
 Master Charles Pike of New Ashford, aged II, sawed half cord of body maple wood mostly three times in two, in less than one-half a day recently.
 Thomas Clarey of Great Harrington, who has one false leg, performs the diff ficult task of climbing telephone poles. Clarey is night operator for the tele- phone exchange and during the day does some pole climbing. He can use the spurs with unusual dexterity consider ing his affliction.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
CANAAN CONN. THURSDAY MARCH 2s, 1907.
LOOKING FORWARD
Another Story of the Future by Can
 aan School Pupil.

Another Story of the Future by Can
 aan School Pupil.
 We herewith present . second article on "School in the Year 2000," written by Canaan school pupil. The author is Samuel Hitchcock,
 Instead of there being building full of scholars as there is to-day, in the year 2000 there will probably be building full of teachers. They will sit at wire less telephones and give lessons. Their pupils will sit at wireless phones Ill their homes and recite. The pupils will tell about all that happens on Mars each day for current events. For science they will look at the insides of the stars and the sun through homemade instruments and tell the teachers all that they dis cover.
 For spelling they will invent all the new words they can. These they will put on the message air ships which will deposit them in the sorting machine on top of the building. From this the lists VI Noioo dlS NO the teachers. The sorting machine sorts out the letters and puts each letter in the right carrier. It very rarely makes a mistake.
 There. will be no geography. because it was all learned long ago.
 History will be learIed by the mile. This will be very convenient. It will be easier this way than to learh it by the word.
 For physiology they will learn about the people of Mars. By that time they will be able to hop a passing air ship and ride to Mars for 10 cents. Probably they will kidnap few Martians and cut them to pieces, look the pieces over, fit them together again and send them back to Mars. ys'N
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
SHEFFIELD

Mrs. and Miss Powell left this morn ing for Portchester, N. Y., and New York city.
 A number of friends gathered at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Fink to bid them farewell Monday evening. They leave town for North Egremont this week.
 Sheffield Grange held a postponed meeting Thursday evening, and expect that Deputy Special A. c. Stoddard of North Brookfield will be with them next Tuesday evening, April 9.
 Rev. and Mrs Snyder leave April to. attend the conference at New York.
 Rev MT. Snyder was rendered a. unanimous vote to return, at the meet ing of the quarterly conference.
 Miss Emily Hulett of West Spring field is home for the Easter vacation.
 Little Miss Hanchett entertained sev- eral of her friends Saturday afternoon, in honor of her tenth birthday.
 Mir and Mrs. Bushnell will celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary Friday evening by giving supper at their home for the benefit of the M. E. church. Supper served from 2 to Q.
 The ladies of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Frederick Wilcox, to sew, on Friday from to p. m.
 Miss Rich is spending the Easter vaca- tion ill Boston, Miss Shepard in Hart ford, and MT. Crowell in Middletown, Conn.
 Edwin Scott is guest at Mrs. Harry s. Andrews
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
CANAAN VALLEY

The following pupils were present at school every day during winter term: Frank Deloy, Joseph Deloy, Blanche Frink and Floyd Knight. Ruth Gaylord is teacher.
 Mrs. August Anderson has been quite i'll with rheumatism, and unable to walk without crutches. She is slightly better now, however.
 Rev. O. W. Hanna of East Canaan gave an illustrated lecture on Tuesday evening in Literary Hall, on the Yellow stone Park.
 Miss Nellie Robbins of Winsted visit ed at her home here over Sunday.
 August Anderson and his engine are saving up the farmers woodpiles here abouts.
 Mrs. Howard Rockwell has returned from visit in Winsted.
 Big results for little cost, THE NEWS Oent-a-word advertisements.
 Wm. A. Moses. a veteran of the civil war, died March IS, at the home of Charles Ellis at Southfeld, aged 75 years.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
ASHLEY FALLS

Mrs. George Smith of Woodbury is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Lee.
 Miss Kate Heaton is spending her Eas. ter vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Heaton.
 Frank Gordon died at the home of Mrs. Caroline Ryder on Wednesday after short illness of four days.
 The remains of Mrs. Mary Thurston Cook were brought here from Dalton and inferred in our village cemetery Monday afternoon.
 H. l.. Smalley was the over Sunday guest of Mir and Mrs. William Beattie.
 Mrs. 0. R. Dubia has returned from Shelton, Conn.
 Mrs. Solon Baker is visiting in Bridge port and other places.
 John Strong nas returned to New Haven.
 Big results for little cost, THE NEWS Cent-a-word advertisements.
 Donald Smith is spending his vacation with his parents at Maplewood Inn.
 The New England supper given in the old store by the M. E. society was well attended, considering the state of the roads and s23 was cleared. .a.
 Ralph Whitney is said to have bought the Barnum place now occupied by Mrs. Lloyd.
 Joseph Pinkara is moving into the house with Mrs. Chester Bowen.
 The meeting at the M. E. church Tues day evening is League, trustee and committee meeting combined.
 Prayer meeting at Mrs. Sarah E. Man vtPs Friday evening.
 Frank Feldblum and wife are moving to Great Harrington.
 Miss Edith Clark has returned to her home in Vernon, Conn.,, to spend the Easter vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Hurlburt were over Sunday guests at their sons home, after spending the winter with their daughter, Mrs. E. w. Pond, In Windsor Locks, Conn.
 Miss Abbie Snyder returned to her home this week, ...
 The children of the Congregational Sunday school are rehearsing for an Easter concert, to be given in the chapel next Sunday evening.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Henry Clark rejoice with them that their son George, who has been very sick in hospital in Waterbury, is much better, and contemplates visiting them soon.
 The stereopticon views exhibited by Rev. MT. Hanna, of East Canaan, at the Congregational chapel last Wednesday evening were fine, and the lecture by MT. Hanna very instructive and inter- esting. It was made even more so by the bits of information and explanation sandwiched in by MT. Chamberlain of Dayton, Ohio, who was present as the guest of MT. w. A. Beattie, and has visited Yellowstone Park, and could speak from actual observation.
Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
TROLLEY IS COMING
New Haven Road Announces That the
 Canaan Extension is Sure Thing.

The plans of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company are definitely announced for the building of trolley lines from Great Harrington to South Egremont, Mass, and to Ca- naan. The line from Great Harrington to Canaan will closely parallel the Hou- satonic railroad, and is part of a more extensive system of parallels which will be followed ultimately by the using of the upper part of the Housatonic line mainly for express service, leaving local service to the trolleys. Hartford Post.