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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

said and point 1926 feet west therecI
and 10 defray the abutters' preportIcs|
OF the costs and expenses thereof, OsIa|
mated at s9l6.l0, Of u cents per 'front.'
OF linear foot, there being approx
mately 1925 feet Of abutiing property
by local assessment upon the lots and
lands ahutting or fronting upon said
improvement embraced within said
district, In proportion TO the foot front
so abutting thereon, being the distrid
to be affected OF benefited by said i'm,
provement, which lands are described
~ follows, to.wit.
All lots and lands AUDITING or front.
ing upon said sidewalks TO be so i'm.
proved as aforesaid.
The 'eify's proportion of said cost,
city. " = - 9 '''' y y
Al protests and objections 10 the
carrying out Of said intention must b
presented in writing to the CITY Re
Sofdst on Of before sp, ~, Of Monday
the 18th day OF September, tp0s, thG
being the time when the city Council
VIII meet and hear and consider such
objections rs may be made thereto.
PStea September Fpts'1 tsl 9gEd, 1892 1892
BY order OF tise G,ty Council d
Provo City,
DAVID JOHNSON,
tsEAL) City Recorder.
First publication September 8, 1908,
Crawling District No, s,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08
Amblauous.
company

Yes, the editor scanned my poem
and seemed surprised He said that
Il was fortunate for the world that 4
hadn't turned by peculiar talent into
other channels. EatiAer a neat compli.
ment, wasn't NJ
Perhaps 1t depends entirely on
the point Of view. 1t is quite possible
you kaow, that he meant to convey
the Impression that your poem was
stolen"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

For first class meal 20 to the
Grier House, 80 N. LIST West. II
The Grisr House is renoyating
the dining room. wissa .complet-
ed il will be a first GLASS eating
place.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08
greyhound Slew Rival.

A tragedy has happened in the study
OF NJ. Clcmenceau. the French premier.
He had two favorite dogs. one a splen.
diG griffon and the other an equally
fne Russian greyhound, M. Glen.
enceau lavlshed attentions on the Erif.
f0n, regardless OF the significant
growls of the greyhound. The grlffon
had been favored with several choco-
lates more than the greyhound. In a
burst OF jealousy the greyhound threw
itself upon It's too fortunate rival and
Etrangled Il,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

A small boy was found at I24
West Center and on inquiring what
he wanted Il was found that he was
after some Of Marshall's good bread.
For prompt relief in eases Of weak
back, backAche, inflammation of the
bladder, urinary disorders, kidney
troubles and rheumatic pains, there il
nothing as good a.. DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills The effect Of these
pills Is shown In a very little while.
In fact, you will feel better the next
morning, as they act promptly. They
are antiseptic. Be sure you get De-
Wits. We sell and recommend them.
Sold by Palace Drug Co.
Don't forget that the MacDougall
Stock G9 are still here with Provo's
favorite corinns "a yaunt.
DO not forget that DeWitt's Little
EARLY Rlsers are the best pills made,
They are pleasant little pills that are
easy TO take and are prompt and gentle,
Ne ~ and Eecommepd them. Sold
by Palace Drug 80,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08
DASS DINNERS.

Mr. and Mrs. Milt Jacques are
located at the Provo Lake Resort,
and, until further notice, will serve
Bass Dinners.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08
GRAND MILLINERY OPEN
ING BY DAVIS co.

The Davis Millinery Co. announce
their Fall Millinery opening FRI
day and Saturday Sept 18th and
18th. A'complete line Of the very
latest styles In Millinery will to
shown. tsi2
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

For first class oyster supper go
to the Grier house.
Local weather - Fair today and
Wednesday; warmer.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08
Probate Notice.

In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District, Utah County, Utah
Probate Division.
Estate OF Branch Young, deceased.
Notice.
The trial of the ISSUES raised by the
petition of Johnson w. Young, Ashbel
Il. Houng and Samantha Y. Yates,
praying for the issuance TO Ashbel r,
Young Of letters of administration on
the estate OF said Branch Young, de-
ceased the protest and objections OF
johnson w. Young, Ashbel p, Young
and Samantha Y. Yates to the ad-
mission to probate of said document
~ the last will and testament ofBranch
Young, deceased, and the answer of
Permeln Young, Branch Young, Jr.,
Reuben ID. Young, Herbert Young,
Alonzo Young, Henry W. Young,
Hattie Young Goodwin and AdaYoung
Littley 10 said protest and objections,
has been set for hearing at 10 O'Clock
a. m. Wednesday, the Goth day of
September, 1908, at the court house In
Provo City, Utah county, Utah,
ELIAS A. GEE, Clerk.
by NJ. Il. KARrcHNBR,
Deputy Clerk.
Dated at Provo, Utah, Sept. s, 1905.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

l, j. M. Jensen, being first duly
sworn, depose and say that the
foregoing statement is true and cor
rect to the best Of my knowledge.
j. NJ. JENSEN,
Clerk,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Bird day Of September, A.
d., 1908.
ALFRED l.. Booth,
Notary Public.
My commission expires April 70,
1911.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

UTAH IS FOR BRYAN.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-08

The Grier House Is serving fresh
oysters.
Don't forget that Thursday Is
Ladies' Souvenir night at the Opera
House,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

photographic stone is a fine compact, no.
mOgenouS Limestone, which may be either pure
carbonate of lime or dolomiSIc.
Practically all the photographic stone used in this
countryis imported. The actual value Of litho-
graphic stone and the extent of the industry is
but little understood BY the people in general.
The main source OF photographic stone is at
Salnhofera Bavaria, GERMANY. These quarrieS
have been Flying this United States with stone
, for many yea but are said to be becoming un-
satisfactory, botcn regard to quality and depend
ability of supply . The orders for Ger
msa stone by firms in this country have not been
lxpeditously filled"
MANY samples of supposed lithopaphic stone
said to have been obtained in this country, have
been sent to the engraving department of the Ge
illogical Survey for examinat,eu.
The only quarry opened is at Brandenburg,
Meade county, KY The layer of limestone which
furnishes the best stone is about three feet in thick
ness and is nearly horizontal. This quarry pro-
duceS ne yellow stone. Its entire product is
stone Of good quality, and is of blue-gray color
Stones of the largest size required have been OBJ
tanned and in all respects this product compares
favorably with that from the German quarrieS"
"There has been no domestic production of
photographic stone until within the past year or
two, and all that was produced was obtained from
the quarry at Brandenburg Ky. The actual fig
ureS are withheld in the protection of individual
statistics.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

"The value of the stones varies with the quail
ity and sizes, from 3 II cents per pound for
stones l6x22 inches to ~ cents for stones 45x64
inches. These prices are for 'beSt yellow stones"
such as are used in the printing work of the Geo.
logical Survey Gray and blue stones cost con-
siderable more. (The Government GeologSt
states that our quarry does not contain the ''yel-
low" grades, but the "blue-gray," which ranges
in price from II 10 So cents pound, ~
Expert Report on the Life Of the Properly
The Bavarian quarries have lasted nearly sew
enty-five years, yet in acreage they are smaller
than the Brandenbirg quarries. Col. Albert
Scott who probably has the largest experience ID
varieties Of Stone and stone quarrieS Of any gentle
man in Kentucky, states as follows; VS.. y
Louisville KY, Jan. 5, 1905
German Lithographie Stone Co. No. IS Kenyon
Building Louisville, KY. p. ~ -s
Gentlemen--By your request | made careful
examination OF your Lithographic Stone Quarry
near, Brandenburg, Ky. s,-,4 e-saa g s3
AT the point where you are now quarrying you
have exposed lodges of photographic stone 9 IL
feet in depth. These Lodges are of bluegray
color in LAYERS from II to "a inches with perfect
open seam between, which will enable you TO
take out stones of the largest dimensions required
traced these lodges about four thousand feet
along the side of the hill on the company'S prop
erty to where found another excavation. expos
ing the same ledge IL feet in depth | saw
outcroppings of the Lithogaphc Stone both
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

above and below the ledge you have opened.
Quanyng back only 80 feet on the 81 foot ledge
horizontally (which could Ue easily and econo-
micaly done) would furnish nine million pounds
of the Lthographic Stone each year for twenty
five years am satisfied this ledge extends back
under the whole property of 200 acres, and would
never be exhausted Very respectfully
49, -es' ALBERT SCOTT.
Die A. s.
N B.-TheU S. Government .Geologst, in
his report refers to the upper ledge" He ad-
vis>d, when making his official examination fer
the department. that there would he found by
going deeper, another ledge of LithOgraphic Stone
of finer texture and quality than that contained
in the ledge examined by him and finally reported
e on by the United States Geological Survey. II is
from this ledge that the photographic Stones were
obtained that were used by the various litho-
graphic houses and their experts in producing the
higher grades, of photographic printing reported
upon BY. them. ~. r.r. sss
e Communications From Secretary Kentucky
-. Commission TO Jamestown and
,.4.- esi IL sBIatz & KFcbs Stone Co..
p KENTUCKY COMMISSION TO VIE JAMES
81 ''' - TOWN EXPOSITION,
Board of Commissioners B. Atkinson,
~ President; Chas. E. Hoge, Vice President Jas.
N. Benton, j. Stoddard Johnston, Malcolm NJ
s q Crump. ~t s.sf
Honorary-ChaS j. Norwood, j. H. Fuqua, HUI
bert VreeIand, William Lindsay; Logan c.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
DEAD THIS! When III Reaches Your Eve DEAD VTI
26O-Acre It'll in kentucky of The
of o d
nI 20 Hlu.
wtaa,H sGi bnUo
lffIR'tnl

About 100 years ago there discovered large ledge
DERIVING ffty-fve in Sonhofen, Bavaria.
This discovery votonized the art of printing The rock
Lhograph Stone The Bavaan quarry has been supplying the
stone since the discovery every hoapc printing plant the
world Besides the profits earned by the quarmen the royalties paid
to the Government and community interests sixty
million dollars
Lhogph printing grew from year year until the large
end of the business of the 700 representative printing plants in the Uni
ted States and the 1000 in other parts of the world
For fifty years the face Of the globe has been poSpeced this
nakabe Scientists both individually and the employ
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Governments have spent fortunes in effort arfcay produce
photographic only fail Bavaria has up to this time
of the few natural monopolieS known
In the most report made by the United States Geological
Survey tits stated that the supply becoming unsatisfactory both
regard to quality and dependbity As proof that the Bavaan
quarry nearly exhausted it established that peasants
cottages built decades ago of hogaphc are
being torn down and the stone sold to importers agents
quarry has been found and proven one mile
of Brandenbug Meade county Kentucky containing IL foot
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
TO BE PROVEN. HERE is THE PROOF:

1t would take 200 900 years for one acre Of wheat
to produce the same money. ,,, n.is
knowledge of the facts enables one TO reaIL
lie that the company is Justified in 'prronlisipg
tremendous dividends.
Based upon the minimum earnings of divi-
dends subscribers to any part Of the FIRST 900
shares will secure the stock at par fhsreforeS-
r-" @'f'' ;.grae ~ -ises
$1,000 win buy 10 shares. which will upon
minimum estimated earnings pay. IS .00annualkysea
and the stock, one year after plapt is it opet9 =
tion should be worth 5000 s.rirs ~ ass,i ),
saeTl ,,,r" /; 80
- $500 will buy % shares and should earn
$1,000 annually. Stock shnnld he, Worth. one
year Al's' plant Is 0'srA'0"' 'AO ~ 4 ',
annually. Stock should be worth, one year after
plant isJn operation, $4,000 ,.s.,,.s -, :, ~
ss.si -, 70 -...i,lSs5 si'H s'sEe co,i,
$4,000 will buy 100 shares and si6SoGid earn ,
$50 90 annually. Stsck should be worth, one
year after plant is in operations $4,000. or, =.
$500 will buy 500 shares and should earn $40 o..
annually. Stock should be worth in year.
after reduction begins, 100000 .Ss-1.
$l,OOOw buy 1000 shares and should earn $500 =
annually Stock should be worth year sitter
reduction begins $8OO0.OO. g
There are, besides the Government printing Of
fees 692 photographic printing houses in the Uni-
ted Statess We supply certain ten OF the 692s
and pay 10 per cent dividends on million cap
ital. ~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

by the thographic houses throughout the United
States, Canada, Mexico and South America alone
would enable this corporation to pay dividend
of from 80 to 500 per cent.
tits exceedingly important that every reader
should leamthat the incorporatorS ofsthiS COM
pany, organized IN January OF this year, are the
only individuals who have mined from their
quarry Lthographic Stone and that the IL
foot ledge recently opened was previously UNI
known. This statement is given in order TO pre-
vent anyone who may be interested in this adver.
tiSement from confusing our property with many
supposed finds of Lithogaphic Stone in Ken
lucky, and particularly with an earlier find of a
ow-gTade upper ledge on the property referred to.
1t is only since January, this year, that the rock
has been taken from the IL foot ledge recently
discovered, and only since the date named that
the finest and various types of photographic prnt-
ing has been produced from our rock for the va
rious customers throughout the United States and
Cuba by leading lithograph house of this city,
namely, the Courier-Journal Job Printing Com
pany.
Prior to September I, the stock will be sold at
par. Orders can be sent through your broker or
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Murray, Treasurer; c. c. Ousley, Secretary
Kentucky Building, jamestown Exposition, Va y
Dec II, 1907.
Mr., d. L. Billings, Secretary German Lithograph
&c Stone Co.. No 10 Lenyon Building, City,,
Ny dear sir-Herewth is returned to you the
photographic stone which you had on exhibition at
the Jamestown Exhibition. As the Exhibition
Commission has some time since notified YOU, the
award of bronze medal was given'thissexhibite.
did not write at the time, but Immediately iip7,
on the ami ncement of awards fentereda 'vigofe
Gus protest gainSt this medal, contending that It,
should have been gold one The discovery of A.
product of such value and worldwide use inYthe
printers art, especially as it has only been found
on this continent in Kentucky deserved more than
the usual consideration. Verytruly yours, &,
CCO.-A.M c. c. OUSLEY, Secretary. a..
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
e's ~ s1i5i-4 sal "a sFs. ~ ssfN NFtlHN % 7
Kentucky 'IfthO:,. Company tithOgraphsrs.

LOUISVILLE, fA5ssEfH y, AJQo.
Brandenbnrg LithOgraph ic Stone Co. a. -
.,s A,haves gwen, the ,Rra1de1burg Lithographie
sStoge tbnrQpgh test fer transtep ring and ma
ii ehfst class lii every respect &c .stRndsthe
&sstrd6g acid Without hafGdnp the solids land
s'4ioids At~efy xpeGK 0fthes WORK. Deep engrav-
tisles wf4sfOt ahest or biar iatd the closest of
rulings will EquasfiT ahd1 n1ihd it as good as
any GermanssStone that have ever worked on.
ss< sY0uas kEulVsg> EDwi EYERMANs IEansferer,
s.eGa kvs fS)s as-a ia ~. 81 ssAuft -.
~ With. such a. proposltion proven what is it
worth. to yOu2 If, a, company getting out build
ing stone can pay HANDSOME profits and divi-
"'deifds ON rdck that they sell'at fraction of a.
eeent per pound, what should accompany pOssess1
ing asphysical property containing a a96 foot
ledge, and the only remaining one in the world,
of photographic Stone that sells from II cents to
80 cents pOund2 A ledge as extensive as any
known common building stone ledge. yet worth
in the market fifty times the valueof the best
building stone er fifteen times the value of
marble f|'- fH g. ..at. ..
Such values are difdcult to comprehend except
= by comparison. Here is one: A 81 foot ledge
of blue-gray photographic Stone acre in
area is worth more than three million dollars.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

with the stone who are experts of the leading
Autographs houses OF Louisville? They are as
equipped with a plant necessary TO quarry, q
shape and condition the stone for smRrket.
2 They want the old "blue- gray" They know we 81
can furnish IL, for they engraved the highest
class of work upon lis have. submitted slteto iy
every test known in.order to prove, It's quality. A
They give their opinions as follows: ri. SOS ges,
To whom II may cOncetn: -. S...e
80 ai@1-'f Lotfikviile X ", Oct. "a 1907. -
The Brahdenb6rB Kentucky, stone, upon :
which lseBgraveds and gave th0fOhgh trial, is ~
IN every Itcut sI96AUh anda, >
a finer line COULD snot abe realized 6sf1nar>
stOpe.r Would not have known it any other aso
than German a.stone s,issI hsdnot so.besn4n4s'
sSF WESLEY r. ROE hBRs. Eusrsye 4 s"'1s
.-,i sy'Hith COURIER FORMAL JOB PrInting Co. 49,
J, 0radss, Designer And EneFavaT. - 5ss
Gerhah photographic Stone Co. 'gslits=a
''t,'@ ioi sLouisviile, KY, Dec. 2,l07s svs'-
Dear Sirs4d Yish 70 say that ktOne jEQQ. fnF- A.
alisbeS me from yopF .BrandenbuEg query fvlyys.
nsets,aLl fsthe. Feaufe9ieats Qf the Ser b g.
stone imported from GermahysSi give this NV
opinion after many Syears ShfAetfeaf work as an
engfavef% Very ftxuly yours,ss j. G#ADELss1 -
ss%'~ Louisville, KY, Jan. 8, 1908.
German LithograpRic Stone CO., Louisville, XIV.
Gentfemen--In reference "a the photographic
stone from "your quarries furnished fer q test,
permit nae tosay that same is Identical wlthfthet
better grades of the German Stone ia everSkre- =
spect and the highest CLASH ofengraVIpg is'pQss
stbie with it. The fact that the, Bayaran
quarTles ares becOmingN uncertain Of
supply makes the discovery .ofS an American
quarry of great impOrtapce TO photographers 81
everywhere, 1t is 10 be hoped that You Will <.
soon be able TO prepare your stone for the s&
market. Respectfully yours. 4
p II. BoRGENH0JjsEN.
Asst Supt. photographic Deptr Courier
Journal Job PIT. Co. =.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
BLATz & KREBs STONE COMPANY.
Louisville, KY, Nov

Louisville KY, Nov. ~, 1907 /.
German Lithographic Stone Co. ..e.sso .>ss-. E
Gentemen-We have shaped great many ini-
ported Lithographic Stones for photographic houS-
es in this city. We have recently done similar
work on a number of stones taken from your
quarrieS at Brandenburg, KY, and so far as our
experts can ascertain the stones worked for you
are as fine in texture and quality as the stones i'm
ported from Solnhofen Bavaria; Germany. s',.'
Very truly yours, BLATZ & KREBS STONE'CO.
F Per Phil KrebS 2 e
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
Communications From Secretary Kentucky
Commission to Jamestown and
81 ~ Il, eBIatz & KFebs Stone Co. -
FaIIs CIty.LitAO. Col. LithOsraphsrs.
German Ilithoaraphic Company.

German photographic Company,
IldtIisvtlle. KY. Feb H. 1905
Gentleulef2 -This IL to certify that have
printed from the Kentucky LithographIc Stone
furnished liH the German Lithographie Stone
Company, Of BFandenburg, Kentucky aDd,find
the stone works as well as the imported stone.
It does nQtsaint@ Athe work near 1t. Keeps
smooth surftffle tbching with strong acid. The
iQh printed .gas Ifan on bond paper dry, and
:: q 5ntsd wit f9aeaRY 4rOuble, 't1te 1'a,s =
6ffK fs4SEANY, Foreman.
.s.,a.1,s A.nss a,,Falls City Litho. Co..
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
The World Our Market.

"a, As to our controlling the markets of North
and South America there never has been any
question IN the mind of the gentlemen comPos-
Ing the COMPANY for the reason that the ex-
pense OF the wafer haul RcrOss the Atlantic
cessary TO bring the Bavarian producttO this
market would of itself give this company the
> advantage. 1Wetare infOrmed however, by
lthographtc houses that the Bavarian qdarries
are nearly exhausted, This fact opens to us the
world. for; market IN order to further prove
eih' lthvpTaphic supplies and distributor of LithO
.gfaphie Stone In Brussels We received prompt
ly areplyssfrQm which We quote the follOwing
,. .'o,, ptoduts De Graphites -EIectricite.
Department LthUgraphy.
iettA. =; }s4gs rBruxelles. lie Jan. ~, 1908
.The GernRn Autographs Stone CO., 100 rue
is,,. ds, II DISTINCTION. Louisville, KY, u. ). A
Gentlemen-We have received in his time
your favor of December ~, 1907. ~ a." 'a' .
I" 1T yOhr pieces all that you have write aud =
ri they af5AffOn a." bfnesgtRy'N cOlOr,.,a stone
Nv cry mach inquired land very difficult TO pros
,seureiin BaysEiRn Country. ,.4.s.a . ~.
Assay nk kindly 40 which cQndltiOns you would
!, accordps,R sal seoncsssion tyour stones. We
a serious clientship which only ask co be work
= ed withpFoducts alike those you presented to u.s.
~ In awaiting, We remain yours faithfully,
- -s~s t.4a ~, go -,ss H.LOOh ct ore.
49, If the largest photographic supply hous IN
% Belgium, only few hundred miles by rail from
. the Bavariap quarries Is uneasy as to it's future
source, OF supply and anxious to secure "sales
concessions" of our stone, We believe we are
safe IN saying the world is OUR market, and
future adequate supply.
Who Is better fitted to judge the quality and
commercial value of photographic Stone than
the men whose lives have been spent in working
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
IMPORTANT

In conclusion, we viii say that L IS possible tor
an investor TO purchase security at par on basis of
81, 600 600 capitalization with physical property
behind the security that contains product, prac-
tically Dexhaustbe, that is used by every civilz-
ed nation on the globe; that the supply required
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

this new road their main line from Louisville, KY,
to ST.. Louis Mo This enables the company to
build its plant directly beside the tracks of trunk
shipping its product, both by rail and by boat.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
.Estlmatss and provocative PrOIits.
Department Llthugraphy.

ii'The plans and estimates for a plant are based
on capacity Of nine million pounds of dressed
hthographic stone per year, or three car loads
weekly. These figures are based on contracts that
have been offered the company. One of the five
leading American importers alone has offered to
contract for minimum Of one car or 10000 lbs
weekly. This output, sold at even minimum
Of ten cents pound, would bring 100000 a
year. II will be noted in the report of the u. S.
Geological survey that the yellow" stones from
Germany sell for this price, and the gray" or
blue stones, such as these quarrieS produce, sell
for very much more, so that 10 cents pound
is a very conservative estimate
Shipping Facilities.
The quarrieS of this company are located about
half mile from the Ohio river, and down grade
all the way, over good road, thus enabling the
company to ship its product by boat. In addition
to this the Louisville, Henderson and ST. Louis
railroad now runs within mile and half Of the
property and has recently completed a survey and
Is about TO build line passing directly through
the property of this company and intends to make
W. r. Waters, Pres VIM. RObt Lee john
d.. W, S. barrett, Consulting Engineer.
a ID. l. Billines. Sec. and Treas.