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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11
Plaster plant Is Burned.

Hot Springs, S. D., Sept. 8. - The
plant Of the Hot Springs Plaster com.
pany was burned early Sunday morn
ing. The plant was valued at $12,.
900 and the material lost at $4,000.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

Holding a whole town at Ray, Ave
masked men dynamited the safe OF the
Provincial bank, a few mile. from
Montreal, and then made their escane
with $4,000 and five thoroughbred
horses from the mayors stable. The
affair occurred before banking hours
Saturday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11
SW EDEN,

During the recent visit Of the presi-
lent Of France three of the torpedo
boats were damaged in maneuvering
IN stockholm harbor. 1t was not
thought to be serious at the time, but
more careful Investigations showed
the damages to be considerable.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

Lionel Sackville-West, second hare
sackville, is dead in England. He Va
British minister to the United stat..
from 1881 to 1888. At the request q
President Cleveland he was racal,ss
In October. 1883.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11
s. .. TRAVELLERS ORGANIZE

STATE AssocIation Is Formed WIth n,
S. StockwelI as President.
The South Dakota Travelling Mems
association has organized at Yankton
with officers as follows: w. s. Stool.
wen, president; w. J.. Jolley, vice
president; E. H. Riggs, treasurer. r
N. Pollard, secretary. An execrt,,,o
committee was elected, consisting ~
r. J. Vetch, J. NJ. Wood, E. q. Rar.
rows. A. W. Lavender, J. M. Cunning.
ham and s. V. Hinckley.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

ture, was here the past week and was
pleased at the progress made. The
ditch is now nearly a mile long. One
view shows the slough ahead of the
dredger, while the other shows a rear
dredeer floating in the water that
rapidly collects as soon as the mud is
removed. Two dredges are being
used Of the floating dipper' kind and
n and three-quarter yards are taken
ont at each dip. The work will be
completed early next spring.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

the pockets of his victim and after.
ward cast the body into the chute to
hide the crime.
Racey will be tried in Huron at the
hex regular term of court.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

DR.. Peterson has concluded his in
vest1gations of the poisoning cases
which recently occurred at Domnorvet.
and finds that the poisoning was
caused by bacteria In the ale sold
in the town, the bacteria resembling
the meat bacteria. The epidemic Of
poisoning has been stamped out since
the discovery Of the cause.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

The income from the large aeri
cultural meeting at Eslof amounted f.
5l,4OO crowns. of which 1929 crowns
are for admissions. The expenses al
the convention were lareg, but the in.
come will more than cover them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

The English minister at Stockholm
recently received from the vice-king
OF India, Lord Mimic, a telegram stat
ing that news had just been received
there that Sven Hedin had safely
reached Rukyok and set out for la.
dakh, which place he expected to
reach In September.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

It was expected that the Storthing
would end it's session before the end
of August.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11

One Of the worst disasters In years
took place at SkoneTik, when the
steamer Fo~lsefonnen, with 20 people
on board, was stranded and at least
40 OF the passengers persisted. The
ship was torn wide open and sank
in three minutes. Several hundred
people witnessed the tragedy from the
shore. Most of the passengers were
in bed and did not have time to get
free of the ship before it sank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs Ed Pfeiffer and Miss
Lillian Pfe.ffer are visiting in Al
turnbany. Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffei
viii return to Atlanta where Mr..
Pfeiffer viii be under medical care
and little Miss Pfeiffer viii remain
In Albany for some time.
Misses Winnie McKinnon and
Dorothy Burford have returned to
Agnes Scott Institute after spending
the holidays at home. They re-.
ceived many pleasant social atten.
tions during their visit and their
friends regret their departure.
Mrs. Millard Reese entertained the
ITALIAN club with a pretty card party
Thursday afternoon. Holly and BAN
boo with white narcissi made the
rooms very attractive. Fiyehand Gu
chre was played and the first prize
was won by Mrs. j. w. Griffeth OF
Savannah. The homeland prize was
won by Mrs. J, 3. Wright and the
consolation by Mrs. W. NJ. Topper.
The guests of the club were Mrs.
J. D. Wright, Mrs. J. w. Griffith,
Mrs. J. w Thomas. Mrs. J. w
Bennett, Mrs. Ralph Upper.
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Mrs. b. L. Wallace Is spending
Ia week IN Savannah.
Mr. j. r. Morton Is slowly i'm
proving from a serious Illness
Mrs Cannon Of 30 ton is spend
ms some time at the oglethorpe.
The Acacia club VII meet this
afternoon with s!rs. Thomas Fuller.
Mrs. c. Z. conyers viii be hostess
a. the next raectiaG OF the ITALIAN
club.
Or. and AIRS A. J. Gordon, OF
Waynesyiile. spent yesterday in the
city.
~pMrs. Ecs colvn Is IN The city for
faw days and Is with Mrs. e. c.
Upper
Miss Fannie Ellenberg leaves TO-
day for Qutman after a visit. to Mrs.
r. e. calnan.
Miss Gracie Seward has returned
from visit TO Mrs. Alex Livingston
ssupt. Brookman
Mr. and Mrs, E.eR. conant and
their children have returned from d
visit to savanReA
Mrs. =. n Dudley is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Dud
iey 49, winter.
49, representation far for the
benefit Of st. Mary's church will be
one Of the affairs of next month.
The AS You Like II club did not
yesterday because of the III.
Miss jamie symons who was
"a been hostess.
II Hopkins Will entertain
friends Informally this after
! Mrs. Alice E. Clay Of New
1.ono Conn.
Mrs. Harry Franklin. Miss Allie
Jones and Master Malcolm Jones
have returned to Macon after pleas
ant visit to Mrs. L. c. Marlin.
The ladies' of the Maccabees will |
meet this afternoon at o'clock al
the hall. All members are request
cd to bring In their rituals as the |
regular election Of officers will be
held. A full attendance is urged.
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a. 3. a a. SCHEDULE.

"a
Elective sunday. May s, 1907
Departures.
For Cfferman Nichols, Waycros$
Cordele, Lagrange. Roanoke. Atlanta
s an
For Jacksonville and points south
b,45 a. N.
For Savannah and points north.
10AAA a ~.
MSAaCermaa. Nichols. Wavcrnss,
FitzgeS AM Qglsiiorpe, Ma
con and
For Jae VILE and ints SOUTH
FOR Savannah and pointsorth.
sos p. m. .,
From Savannah and poiaSs rortn'
7.SO u. m.
From Jacksonville and points s"n'r
II IS a. IN,
From Atlanta. Macon. oSictaoVSA
ana other points north, 1855 p N
From Savannah and points eas6
6:i0 p. m
From Atlanta. Roanoke. Ia 0rssx'
ana intermediate poiais. 500 "a a
- n From jacksonville and lsotnts -'rsrs
KS p. 10.
b.. Lcahy dce' =. GAsao<l
PASS Agt- OsA -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04

Pythagoras Lodge. no. IL, x Of p,
Brunswick. Ga, Dec. 10. 1907.
We the officers and members of
this lodge have this day expelled
Brother VIII Johnson from this
lodge for 80 years for killing Broth
ef Arnold Jones, a worthy member
OF this lodge, and we offer a reward
of $4,000 for his arrest and conviction
that he may be punished TO the full
est extent OF the law.
Done this 18th day Of December,
geG7
(Seal)
E. J. Rozell.
&C.
r. 3. perry,
Kop r & S.
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PETITION eos cAAKTEE.

State of Georgia, County of clynn.
To the Superior Court Of said
County.
The petition of R. l.. Williams, A.
J. Nicholson and II. Mitchelson, all
Of Glynn county. Georgia. respectful-
~ shows unto the Court:
1. That they desire for them
selves, their. as ociates and success
sors 10 be formed and made a body
corporate and politics oder the laws
of the State Of Georgia, for a period
Of twenty (20) years. with the priviI-
eye of renewal in accordance with
law.
2 That the name and style of said
corporation shall be the Southern
Forwarding Company
2. That the capital stock Of aid
corporation shall be three thousand
S3,000.00) dollars. divided into thirty
shares OF one hundred dollars each.
with the privilege of increasing the
same at am time and from time tn
time TO any sum not exceeding
twenty-five thousand dollars, by a
twothird vote Of the then existing
stock Of the company.
4. The purpose and object OF the
proposed corporation Is pecuniary
profit and gain To its stockholders.
The particular business desired
to be engaged In By said corporation
is:
(al The doing Of general whar-
f39e and handling business for the
shipment Of lumber and other pro
ducts
(bl The inspecting and forward
ing Of luEper and other articles Of
cor1merceS sfeverdoring OF vessels
and doing other such acts incidental
to the handling or such products.
fcl The storage OK lumber aad
other products.
fdl Buying. selling and generally
dealing in lumber and other pro.
ducts Of commerce.
fe) The owning and operatipga OF
sswmlTs aud cUmmissarfes. and Nsa
ing. selling and dealing In general ar.
ticles Of mercbsndise in connection
Herewith. ~
fD The buying and selling for
the operations or the company or for
profit Of real estate. lands and tina
Der.
c. The principal Office ~ said cor
noration shan De at Brunswick.
Glvnn county Georgia
T. That said corporation shall be
authorized TO accept IN payment for
stock property Of any ana all kinds.
including the good yiT of existing
business and other rights and priv.
ileges at their reasonable value.
s. That said corporation shallE
have the power to name such officers |
as It NAV desire from time to time. !
and to change the game. for its gov
eminent and TO aAahorize any one
person TO hold tNts~ or mare offices |
IN IT'S discretion,
.. That aid corporation shall fur
ther haye all OF the powers and priv |
ileges conferred BIZ law upon corpora |
tions created by tie superior courts |
Of this state.
Respectfully submitted,
Eennet & conyers,
Attorneys at Law for Petitioners.
Georgia. Glynn county.
hereby certify that Che above aud
foregoing Is a fun aud accurate copy
of the original petition for charter OF /
southern Forwarding Company OF /
file Ia GIynn superior court
This December nth. 1907.
r. e. du Biunon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County.
Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04

Neither tfe undersigned or. ths
owners will be responsible for any
debts contracted by any OF the crews
Of Dredge Number Z, Diedge Number
IA; tugs William S, 5grustar. Juno
and Kate Cannon. Sss accompan.
led bN an order Nd by their re.
spective captai Or through the
undersigned
P. Sanford Ross.
81 BY C. c. ely.
Manager.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICE

All bills against the British ateam.
ship Bredeburn must be presented
at our office by noon this 18th day of
January. 1908. or payment fhereof
will be debarred
r. o. M. straehan 4. Co.
Con sfenNes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04

semi.AnnuaI Dividend Twenty-Five
Brunswick. Ga. Dec 10. 1907.
The directors of the Brunswick
Bank 4 Trust Company have this
day declared dividend of five dol
lars (S5,00) pc share out Of the
earnings of the bank for the past
six months. TO stockholders OF record
,rpf this date. payable or ane after
Anuary ,. 1905.
- Geor. X. Sra.th, Cashier.
" CHEAP RATES.
The 81 hern Railway will sell re.
duced rateseskets account of holi'
days on December %. q. -, %. "a
%. 80. and 81. 1907 and January
]. 1905 with final limit good to leave
| destination returning not later thar
midnight, January c, 1908.
For further information. rates
schedules etc. write or apply to
{. II. Houseman,
General Agent, Phone, ISL
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snd WHISKY tiAe

OPIUM !: E: g; g: =: !: !: :: ::
e. NJ. " oLLEY CO.
aox sa7. Atlanta. Ca. ofseoy s04 ~.
Pryor Street.
/ left on your treatment four
Months ago Have no desire for an
Opiate. Your treatment is all II
n'aims. Louisa }. Oakley,
May sth. '0S. Snow Flalss Ariz.
over Ssur years ago you ca1ed me
OF morphine habit. Elias G. Starr
Macca, NO.
nave reyerT Ehiskay since
Marsh "a, when ] beg1a yoar
ireatmeRN do rot crave any whis
key u 4 day. b. d. W1ise1,
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have used both for che liCuOr and
opium habits and IL has beea q sue.
sess. prefer II TO all other rem
cafes. n c. NOrment. NJ. d, Darling
ton. $. C:
bought yonr cure under q nom
DE plume in 1855; II cured me.
&. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh Penn.
WRITE TO DR. WoOLLlT. Box
5s7. Asaanta. Ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mother the aster, Owners nor Con
signees of the British steamship
Oswestry will be responsible for any
debts contracted BY the crew OF said
steamship.
=. D. M. straehan & Co.,
Consignees.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-04

I HAVE A FEW MORE 6uSt7ELS
or SWEET POTATOES. SEE ME
QUICK. c. l. PARKER. TELE-
PHONE ga, eos ]. STREET.
PRICE go CENTS PER 61St4Et.
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DISSOLUTION No7raz-

Notice IS hereby given that the law
Flrn OF Spa IS & Zeilnef Is this day
d. solved DT mutual consent. The
members a. said firm will continue
tbs practice 81 law in tile same suite
Of sooms. lat with differenc cf1ces.
and - % see their former Clients.
A. Ze nAer-
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SHE NOTICE.

Neither The master. owners nor
consisnees of me British steamship
Mahoney will be responsible for any
debts contracted by cew of said
iteanlship.
Murphy, Master
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EOLEYS HONEYAs6r LAR
81 rAiisfrcr. rnNa. srsr.,. Ne nnin.aa

/ HAVE A FEW MORE BUSHELS
or SWEET POTATOES. SEE NE
QUICK. C. L. PARKER, TElE.
PHONE 81, soa J. STREET.
PRICE, so CENTS PER BuSHEL.
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a fine line OF genuine marc.iaunn
pipes and cigar holders going at aSA
sofute cost at Roth schslds
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS AZ PETER.
SONS EAR.
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FOR THE rEs1 OAK AND PINE
WOOD CALL -" J. E. ABBOTT.
TEMPAONE. CORNER OF !
ANOA ALBANY SrEESTS-REA-
soNARLE PRICES.
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NorIcE

NOTICE.
Tn vntev will be cut of Thurs
day nisle al s o'clock 70 make some
yeaairs sc- ice City, Mutual Light &
Water Company.
j. C. Harvey,
SupenRtendeSt
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Society News

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1907 ~ NOTICE, 1907.

RUG SALE TO-DAY. LgAvY & CO.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
WALLACE WILL
Be REMEMBERED
delegates Have Warm Place FIR
City With Such Hospitality
as Shown Them

There is one bright spot which
all returning delegates to the Wal
lace convention will always cher
ish and keep untarnished and that
is the magnificent manner in
which all were treated by the peo-
pie of Wallace, regardless of party
or faction, and as such strangers
they should be made welcome and
acquain ed with the prettiest min
ing camp in the world.
The city was decorated with
flags and bunting, every resident Of
the city apparently considered him
self a committee of one to give in
formation to iEquirers and a gener-
al spirit and feeling of welcome was
made manifest. Especial credit is
due to Mayor Toole and Herman j.
Rossi for favors extended and for
close attention to the wants of the
visitors, the latter especially being
at hand at all times ready and will
ing to render assistance. They and
their beautiful city will always
have warm remembrancss from all
factions of the visitors.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13

the faith of the fathers to existing
1t is hardly worth while to say,
sir, that in the judgment of your
party associates, and our country
men generally you, as our candi-
date, fit our platform. And it is
equally gratifying that there is
nothing in the platforms calling for
apology. There is nothing that
you would avoid or run away from.
There is nothing omitted that you
need supply by giving your indi-
vidual views. In these respects you
have a tremendous advantage of
your Republican opponent"
The duty of reading the for NAL
letter of notification developed upon
G.. Humphrey O'Sullivan of Lowell,
Mass, secretary of the notification
committee. The climax came
when Mr.. Bryan rose to respond
The crowd wildly cheercd and it
was not until he raised his hand for
quiet that the demonstration ceased
and he was permitted to proceed.
Mr.. Bryan read his speech. His
voice was clear and strong and he
was frequently interrupted by ap-
plsuse. A burning sun beat down
on Mr.. Bryan's head and he was
compelled to ask the indulgen ce of
his audience in putting on h is hat.
Chairman Mack, however, quick
ly came to his side and held an
umbrella over him until his speech
was completed.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13

exceptionally fine water right
This hatchery will be of 80 trough
size or exactly the same size as the
Hay Spur hatchery is 20 be when
enlarged.
Since the order of the survey for
the hatchery site on the Warm
river in Fremont county has been
received it is proposed to proceed
at once with the construction of an
S0-trough size hatchery there, the
size OF the hatchery being deter
mined by the exceptionally fine
natural advantages for taking eggs
in that vicinity from the headwaters
of the Snake river 1t is planned
to place these eggs in the hatchery
there, and to make distributions to
the other hatcheries as soon as they
have been eyed, thus saving much
time and expense in the general
distribution.
Deputy Game Warden Livines-
ton who has conducted the distribu-
zion of fish this year in all sections
OF the state, and VINO has had
charge of the car especially
equipped and donated to the use of
the department by the Oregon Short
Line, states that on one of the
trips from the Hay Spur hatchery
in Blaine county to Lew iston but
three small fish from among 155, =
600 died in transit, while in all
shipment the losses were remark
ably small.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
IGNORS SUPREME
COURT RULING
Department OF Interior inStTuCtS Sur.
yeyOr General to Grant Is
land Surveys

Boise, Aug. IL. 1.-Surveyor Cen
eral d. A. Utter has received in
structions from the department of
the interior directing him to ig. ore
the recent ruling Of the supreme
court of the state of Idaho in the
case of Johnson VS., Johnson and to
continue to grant surveys for un-
surveyed islands in the Snake river,
whether the lands upon the banks
be patented lands or not until he is
otherwise notified.
The opinion referred to dealt
with riparian ownership of land on
the bank of navigable stream,
which the court has held the Snake
river to he, owns to the center of
the main channel. IN the Snake
river there are hundreds Of small
islands and some larger ones, in
several cases almost 100 acres, very
few of which have ever Neen sur
veyed, although several have been
lived upon and farmed for years by
settlers, who eventually expected to
make an application for survey
and prove up upon them as home
steads. Other settlers came and
settled upon the banks of the river
and although under their filing
they we're permitted by the depart
ment of the interior to enter but
100 aci es the supreme court de-
clares that they own all portions of
such islands lying opposite their
lands on their side of the center of
the main channel regardless of the
acreage.
The situation arising threatened
great hardship upon the island
/ squatters, some of whom at once
made application to the surveyor
general to have their islands sur
veyed, but which applications were
held up pending advices from the
department which are to pi ioceec
as heretofore.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
KUHNS AND BULLS
EFFECT COMPROMISE
Vast Areas of Land in 0whee Comfy TO
be Irrigated and Open to Set
tlement.

The conflict of interests be-
tween Frank H. Buhl of Sharon,
Pa q, who financed the original
town of Twin Falls project and the
Kuhn Brothers of Pittsburg, over
the securing of the Bruneau-T Twin
Falls segregation of from $500
to 600, 200 acres of land in Owy-
hee county, was happily adjudi-
Gated today. Mr.. Buh1 is given
the irrigation proposition and the
Kuhn Brothers the right of way
and exclusive control of the water
power and electric railroads for the
tract.
Both sides are well pleas with
the adjudication of the matter and
the public can we'll afford to be
pleased as it means the immedi ia te
expenditure of several million dol
lars of Pittsubrg money and the op-
ening of a larger tract of land than
has ever before been opened in this
state. Mr.. Buhl left this after
noon for his home in Pittsburg,
while Mr.. Purdy, the representa-
tive of the Kuhn Brothers is still
in the city.
The application of the southside
Twin Falls people was the only
one to be presented to the state
land board, the application o. the
northside people or the Kuhn
Brothers interests, being with
drawn after compromise had been
reached. The exact acreage of
the tract to be covered by the segre-
cation has not been determined as
yet by the state board, survey to
be made to determine this before
the application is fixed by the land
board with the interior department
The price of water for the project
is placed at $50, water TO be OBJ
tanned from the Miner dam by
extending the canal of the south
side project about as miles through
the land to be included in the seq
regation.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13

The application filed by the
Kuhn Brothers with the state land
board was for 500, 900 acres. This
was withdrawn when the com
promise had been reached in which
1t was agreed to turn the irrigation
pi oject over to the Buhl interests.
The price of water rights under
the project as outlined by the Kuhn
Brothers was $45 per acre, the
project to cost about $40, 900, 600
when completed.
The proje CT that will be under
taken by the Buhl interests will
cost in the neighborhood of $12-
ooo,0 when completed. The
original price of water rights as
made in the application for segre-
cation of 327, 600 acres was placed
at 500. With the compromise ef-
fected, maximum price of $50 per
acre was agreed upon, the project
to include the land covered in
Kuhn Brothers application.
Under the plans as proposed, a
large reservoir will be constructed
in Owyhee for conservation of flood
waters and thosS of the Snake river
conveyed by canal to that section.
The resrvoir will have a storage
capacity of about 500, 600 acre-feet.
Smaller conservation dams will be
constructed along the Snake river
above the other dam and on up as
far as the. .headwaters of the river
for the purpose of retaining the
flood waters of the river. A large
conduit, to convey the water will
be one of the pig features of the
project. The south side canal from
the Miner dam is at present as
miles long and with the extension
of q 5 miles made to cover the new
project which VIII be known as the
Br Ineah-Tw Falls project the
canal will have a total length
l2o miles.