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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-23

$500 will buy you beautiful Pasadena
home. located on 2ls acres of ground; the
house is 10-room. modern, up-to-date, two
story dwelling; mortgage $1,000. due in three
years. interest per cent. The present own
er is going to leave this part of the country
and in order to secure a sale will give terms;
investigate at once. as this is bargain;
actual cost $4,000. LEAHY SON.
$1,000 buys corner lot 4bxl4o. fronting ver-
mont squara.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-23

l WILL MOVE ALL YOUR FURNITURET
and piano in one load with large fiat
spring wagon for $6 for hours work /
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone E410S.
WEST 1855. 9-22-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-23

pool room on Main street; best loca-
d money maker. this week only.
& SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-23

s7bG. restaurant: average yearly receipts
4 s. 900 to $40. 900; rent $25: years lease; no
9ompetition. This is absolutely one OF the
Pbest bargains on the market which is open
for thorough Investigation. For full particu-
lars call on LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-23

$2so0-Twenty-acre ranch near Ontario;
house, barn. horse and buggy; the prettiest
little farm you ever saw; everything convent
trading your home for this beautiful coun-
try place; equity $500. See LEAHY & SON:
9-1s-2
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
TO TO LOWER GRAIN RATES.
Milwaukee Road Heads Off State Ac.
tioii on Complaints.

Milwaukee, Road Heads Off State Ac.
35.s3 tios, on Complaints.
The state board OF railroad com
nlissioners has Just concluded the
work of holding its regular monthly
meeting at the headquarters Of the
commission III Sioux Falls.
Recently several complaints have
been filed with the board in reference
TO excessive rates on grain shipments
between stations within the state.
Practically all Of these complaints
came from shippers on the Milwaukee
railroad and the matter was taken up
by the board with the fficials of that
company.
During the meeting of the commits
sioners d letter from the Milwaukee
company was read in which it was an
nouneed that a new freight tariff COW
ering grain shipments within the state
was being prepared by that company
and would soon be put into effect. It
was stated that the new tariff would
make a material reduction In such
rates and therefore do away with fur
ther iplaihts in this respect.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05

George Millard, q prosperous farmer
residing in Edison township. near
Sioux Falls, is the larg es u Ind iyilaal
loser from the recent rampage Of tile
Big Sioux river. Which, owing 10 heavy
rains throughout tho Sioux ley, was
out .of Its banks over a eTahle
territory.
Millard had a large f9olS Of sheep
in pasture near t he rive efy$and i he
high water flooded the field, me attest
report being that 1000 of the sheen
had been drowned in the pasture.
The river was higher than at ssSas,y
tim .is the sIjrttng ftlgGs
beeh oill Y a ffeshe ct compared Wi be
recent stage of q wal er in the river.
Some of the creeks flowing into the
Big Sioux in that vicinity were higher
than at any time since 1881, when the
greatest flood in the history Of that
part of the state was experienced.
A great deal Of valuable farm land
along the Big Sioux has been flooded
and cyops over q limited area have
been injured. Eft
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Fatal Gasoline Explesion.

AS q result of d gasoltne stove ey-
splesion at Waubay one person Is dead, 4.
another lies in critical it;on and
a third ~ badly burned. irs. Blowers
and Mrs. Thonp pson, !, residing With
their aged mother, attempted 10 III !.
the tank OF their gasoline stove while.
At was lighted and the result was a
terrible explosion. The mother, eigh htEt5
five years Of age, was burned about.
the upper part Of aher body, death.
finally ending her su fferings, and It iss
thought that Mrs. Blowers cannot re-
cover. 8s s.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Rattleanake ii the Potatoes.

IS The first victim OF a rattlssnake
thus far this season was Mrs. }. Lee
beau, who resides on the outskirts Of
the Cheyenne River Indian agency
The woman was engaged in getting.
potatoes from the cellar Of her home
wheE, without warning, a monster
rattleSnake fastened its fangs in her
wrist Fortunately for Mrs. Lebeau
she was able to secure medical attend
ance without delay aud her life was
spared. x
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05

their bills for fuel Hight 4 ana case,
line ahoa. their builaings. The wells,
can be secured at d cost Of abon ~
800 a dezen have been saailS sssiitt hin
the lest two years and the n an who
owns such "a well can be as s,area not
only Of IA strong 81 plalg ef3asa.Iss sr
times. ..ts=s BE as the III.
yestn1ellt.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05

dent pass sideteppe Schulz
placed hook
sulls heart and he down at the sound
still Schulz,
another
heavy ministerial pivot plexus Schulz
!. 50
Sheafe Jr the democratic middleweigh present at
the rngsde challenged the Young sheafes
fighting game Southern
stock shy his pins and is said have punch that
sound slunber FL. L. Hopkins Loucks
challenge has the mill November
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Pleads Guilty to Enbezzlenenf.

George H. Horras Of Hot Springs,
formerly cashier Of the Hot Springs
National bank, who was indicted ny
the federal grand jury for, the enabe1..
clement Of ss25, 600 of the ban KS funds,
pleaded guilty in the United States
district court at DeadSRood TO three
counts against fiilla. S8;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Socialist Editor Fined.

Federal Judge Garland sentenced
ex-Congressman Freeman knowles,
editor of the Socialist paper al Dead
wood to pay a fine of $500 for sending
improper matter through the mail.
Though Deadwood Socialists raises \
the required fund Knowles refused
pay and was taken 10 the PeHning ter
equity Jail sl Y &
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05

Above isa the machine which
we have just installed and BY which of thss paper
The machine has cylinders above and rotating On tle
other which the distributed and stored The machine
atea from keyboard something like that ms
machine with set ten columns q type g
compared with the that hand copnsitor can ses II
the length of time will enable more type e less
vii enable as TO anass che ~ many Gan
consider machine
automatically y me upper
while the lower ct the same time
generally The set during the
other four The npe most useful
addition labor The addition Ct t
machine makes this ohee one The
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Hurricane Hits Armour.

wind having; a velocity Of eighty
mites an hour acoonlnan MED by terrific
hail and rain, struck Arniou ii and
vicinity, doing damage estimated at
$4,000.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
TO HONOR SITTING BULL.
Park Reserve Of Chiefs Old Home
May BE Made Permanent.

Efforts of old time friends Of Sit
ting Bull have secured action on the
part Of the interior department to set
aside temp porarily as a park reserve
the old home Of Sitting Bull on Can.
non Ball river where he was living at
the time he was shot This action is
only emporary, to hold the tract until
congress can be asked to take some
action on the matter either in the way
8of making the tract a permanent re-
serve or Of refusing to take any vac.
ton, leaving the tract open to any oIle
who desires to claim It as soon as
that part Of the reservation is thrown
open to settlement.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
I Grotcn safe b Dynar,,!ted.

# The posteffiee at 5sT rotor was robbed
one night last week OF $500 IN cash.
and stamps. The safe was dynanited
and part Of the building wrecked. .s5
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Senator Allison Defeats Gov Cummins ~ Over $1,000 Majority
Wisconsin and North Dakota Also Swing Back into the
StalWar Column. South Dakota Will Surely do Likewise
STRANS SHOW WHICH WAY ElE. WIND
lSBLOWING.
FORECAST OF THE LoUCKs-sCHULL CONTEST.
have trained hard faitafnl and The

FORECAST OF THE LoUCKs-sCHUIL CONTEST
Both men have trained hard and faithful the
condition.
After short preliminary between Michaes
boy E. T. RaYle the big event
took place In the Michae contest the big German
for his wiley him
the and declared the
seconds Neither showed very many punishment
Now For the Big Fight. &S&
Round 1Loucks makes vicious ministerial Schulz
and Schulz caught him the the chin with full
Both cnch lively nghng On the
Loucks in anoe terrible ministerial which rocked sehu
head and he went to his feeling little Wobbly.
Round 2oth the of the ring with conf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
FARMERS &! BURN GAS
Dozen Wells Are Being Drawn Upon
for Fuel and Liuht.

Farmers in the vicinity Of Okobojo,s
tWelty miles mort b Of Pierre, are tax,
ing advantage Of the gas supply which
can be secured with The artesian flow
in that part Of the state to cut out
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Loss MORE HAN 500 600
Torlado in ioinity Of Armour G aused
Heavy Damage. Sss

Il Reports continue TO com g iii 81 osvlYs
from he tornado stris ed parts of
Dough as and rles Tx eo.i1l lsss
ina Immediately south tf 4 srEloIs IT
SIS estimated that the loss VI a9tldi ngs,s
II run 70 5etsy cen isisdi5
$500 so9e. 4 ives II bssi sew
eral persons suffered nj ihor lib jiiifl les.5ts
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
~4@Nse
...aTIJ NE IIST. .REFORE88THEaB BATIIE,a MOTHER.


just before the battle, Kittredg
We are thi nking most pf you
4 10 the pol lsWe I soonbe marching s.
iS Withour ballots marked true blue
SfalWarts brave. oilnd you gather,
Each one pied ging, talwarfs all!
Soon we Il find no more insurgents.
soonWe5 lfpuncture CraWford sgal..
CHIC OREs
Farewell, Crawford. you will never
Break y5nr promises again
When the votes are in and counted 4,
You I be numbered with the slain
Hear the poor Coe Isaac Wailing
Since the people found him out
There Willbe no more land grating
When he s spared the final bontl!
Ghesty, foxy, big wind jamner,
Strutting out upon the plain
Sneering, leering at his neighbors;
Fencing Uncle Sam s domain
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
.OO

The when The bride
Senator Kttridge VIII At
him clear out of the political sSsssss
SssS s~S>Ne ss S #
q torpid Liver We a warrant them SsS @ mn
~.S~ss
viii ID worse than ma cur massacre ths mn
There will not be nsurgent LEFT q tel the tale
We honestly
of codingon u y little
The had hey failed
he reegated q The with roluliaa
1YS>e~
# don't Ike he tell efsF
dollar bill the sabscriptipn
still as It's none Of yeur dannea business
s~e~s%
party oshaage name aaseaa
people aboat dewn Is
viii hit that welt tie 9th
June There y only That hs
s&%N~s
Little did the police th
When they were pushing drunken n te alleys to
running him Th harm
less but he carried awful load It shan
Finally The officers to pick the fellow az
The through HIN pockets
they found se pounds Enough e Granite
block ard city hall combined.
have Schulz eiFsulating at
Schulz il merely g unasr s
accomplish Mr. Loukes said
being damaging
who DO know these under
Neither Nj Schulz M could
with the saloons under q general
which Mr. schull claims
sSeses
We have II the authority of three responsible
the Herald had called
places of business showed them the which
Ieuses the editor Of We
people tue belongs coaingon
would what authority this
the court and takes county recors another
This female be
Iof he allows his records and
carried about time that
lpat into that office who will have brains
lrecords intact
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05

thing without true ar rtistief
merit finds place here, SO taa I what
ever purchase you make yen are
certain it's in the best of good taste.
This Does Not Mean Added
iCostIiness.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Distinctive
Wedding 1 Gifts
Intrinsic Value with the added
charm Of Individ nall ~.

Sels citing ar
ticl les for we'd
ding, pres = 4 u
from olar ST ock
4 d 9 d 4 e 8 Y O II
as 81 | ii 4 = TN q
great pitfalls
the & ON nj D a.
place and the
freak ish
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-06-05
Little did the Waterto sol ices

when they were pushing a drsl
running him i'll ii q other day
less, but he carried an awful !
Finally the officers were comp
the main sire eets, when % theiiI
they found FIVE pounds of darsa
block ard city hal combined.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dan
gerous for Burlington People
to Neglect.

The great danger OF kidney trouble
IL that they get firm hold before tho
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backachc
headache nervousness. lamcncss, sore
ness, lumbago. urinary troubles
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disea So
follow the merciless succession. Don't
neglect your kidneys. cure the kid
neys with the certain and safe remedy
Doan's kidney Fills, which has cured
people right here in Burlington.
VIM. II. Greene. station agent ut
burlington for over twenty wears
living at 1to Pearl St. Burlington. W.
says: II value Doan's Kidney Pills
mend this valuable remedy. This Is the
result of my own experience and also
Of other members of my family.
Doan's kidney Pills have certainly
proved themselves to act up to tho
representations made for them. pro-
cured them at the Park Drug store ON
College St
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents Foster-Milburn Co.. But.
falo. New York, sole agents for he
United States
Remember the name Doan 5
and take no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
AT ST. MARY'S CONVENT.
Two Young Ladies' Admitted to Profess
sion with solemn Ceremony.

A most solemn ana impressive core
monY took place in a." chapel of tho
Sisters of Mercy on Mansfield avenue
Thursday morning ~ $50 Mousignor !
NJ. Cloacoc assisted by the Roy. J. r
Gins performed the corcmony The scr-
mon by tic Roy. = J. Barrett affected
all present. his burning words at once
convinced his listeners that his hear,
was In his voice and that he vas
thoroughly imbucd with the suhlinitv of
Inc occasion which called forth his
eloquent DISCOURSE
lie took for his t.Nt "Thou Hast
called and Behold Tome" ana after
various illusions TO divine calls from the
Old and the new Restaurants, have brought
his suhicc; to bear on tho vows of the
two novices-cicct dwelling particularly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
ALDERMEN IN SESSION
Hold Adjourned Meeting to Close
counts for Ohicial Audit

Al the adjourned meeting OF the boa
Of aldermen held Friday night. all Of u
members were present except Alderm,
Stune ana Edwards The meeting "
held for tn" pt rposo OF paying tho bi
contracted during tic month Of Decor
Der 50 tAat the citY's accounts may
De closed in anticipation Of the orici
audit to be commenced Monday morn.'
b.; How. Rose K CO. of New York
Among the bills paid We're: Electi
hight department.. monthly statemei
:e,749.g2; water works, monthly statonei
81, 2d4.77; chief engineer fire departmei
monthly statement. s42.9l. fire dopa
ment. pay roll for December. s9lS a; #
department. pay roll Of call men {
quarter ending December 81 1901 s5i'.3
city court. city cases. quarterly stat
mont. s20334; Charles w. Taggart. supe
intendent for street lights, >l.3lS5s.
The regularly monthly meeting Of Il
board will be held Monday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
CHURCH ELM PLANTED
FOR A QUART OF RUM

TN" building 90 tho new =, Peters
Church at Domination recalls tn" rcmn-
isccnce. says the amer. that tho large
and beautifully .Ir1 clh tree standing
almost opposite t.r anglo made 10y tn"
two outer walls o. thc budding owes It's
existence at than particular spot TO o
quart Of rum
Just what yoa' 'Hr tree was st ont
it is Impossible to- .atc. but in all proha-
bilty it was in ft. early 4os soon after
the old church W completed. There are
hut fcw people II, x In Bennington who
recall tho incident nr the man who plant
ed the sapling taat has since grown 20
be one OF the largest and most stately
shade trees in tie village The planter
was an eccentr character commonly
known as "Rancr" Aiken. who lived not
far from "The Gooks' on the road to
Woodtord. Alike added to his annual in
come which wa presumably not largo.
by digging and hauling TO the village
small saplinGs W ~ he sold to the resi-
dents Of tho village who planted the trees
on their lawns ny hi front Of their homes
One day, as the old resident tells the
story, Aiken came to the village with tho
tree which nov stands in front Of tho
church. and drove about the village near
" all day trying to make a sale. He
wanted a dollar for the tree and stuck 10
his price uniH late IN the afternoon with
ont finding a purchaser. The day was
growing old and Aiken. who was Of a
bihulous disposition. was growing thirsty
when he approached Sidney McEowen.
who with ! s brother. Daniel McEower.
conducted general store IN the building
now occup ny the firm of Alexander
Drysdaio & son and nportuned the me-
chant to buy the tree. Mr.. McF'owen
didn't want Tho tree but he made Aiken
an offer of 80 cents for tho saplng ard
made a bargain with him for quart Of
now rum which retailed in those days
for shilrc. 20 plant tho tree in front
Of the church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09

Mr. William polbow who owns al
conducts livery business at Pen
Grove. y. J., recently wrote rs as :,
lows: II have used Barrey's Compou'
for Indigestion and It mas given =
more relief than anything | eyer tried.
would recommend il to all suffering W,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia Barney
Compound is made from tho prescr.pt'
of a Stoma IN Specialist. and cures whe
all other remedies have failed. j.
o Sullivan Burlinetou ana Stanley
Estey Of Winooski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VERWONT NOTES


Barton has It first electric motors IN
those installed at the office of the Bar
ton Monitor
The Barre city clerk issued 100 mar
iiagc licenses in 1907, eight more than
during the previous year.
Tho snow is so warm in Ludlow that a
caterpillar was seen crawling or 1T the
other day.
All signs hung over the sidewalk will
lave to 10 taken down, says Chief OF
Police Whitaker of Rutland.
Ice in the Missisquoi river at Swanton
Las gone out '1r the third time this win
toe, an unusual occurrence
sunday school institutes arc to he held
in Franklin county beginning at Fair
faA January ~.
~ business coming before the United
State district court at Rutland last
week. court was adjourned to meet IN
Brattlcboro January ".
Tic members Of the Mitchell stock
company. stranded in Rutland. realized
about 800 from Il benefit New Years eve
and succeeded in getting out of Vermont.
In vigorous physical and mental health.
IT, Is. Fowler OF Manchester celebrated
lbs Goth birthday New Years day. tie l.
lawyer
-,so ..., ..,s,,.,a,i. ..., - ,o.,
~ the St. Johnsbury village meeting were
kA4lo which included $3.50 for open air
band concerts the coming summer.
Tho Center Congregational Church par
lsn OF Brattleboro made the Rev. Harry
l.. Miles a New Years glft OF sao II, saD
solo rtccos Mr. Miles has been pas,or
here eight Years.
Ih"o'''IF 10 maze 'he ORGANIZATION
the Sons OF Veterans Camp at RandoInb
Tho furniture and riano have 'con ei,ou
,o tho q A. r. Post
inc i'u'Iano ooSrd "1 "Inerineh al last
week : lnocuhS extended senator PROCTOR
SHOWN in the senate Dill introduced by
MN to PROVIDE feoeral building IN HUT
land.
H' d. ''oNaF mas drought SUN against
ne hcnllllEt"h van" io' " N'd' S"'drN
National hank wore attached only TO find
that a previous attachment had been filed
cor rent
inc i'o' puliolhg RECORD III h''loWs falls
mas heen an unusually snort one not ex-
and necessary renairs prcsen, nrosnect,
mo. warrant ,arrcr hniain~ exnenai-
,.,ra ,bo oor,irg ,.oor
who mas been an Officer in tne United
49,. s,- -. ,a -. 49,.
,as,o,5s a. .1,,, =, ,,o,,,.ra,,.-,o,,r,l +,
tha 49,.
Az tho annual meeting Of the Valley
Fair association to be held at Brattlcboro
show 4 deficit for the wear of abou; 500
President George w Pierce will decline
,c.la,,io,
The transportation from tho hin Of .
"e' square Wes i'i's III 'ne roueh
qua 'e' "eeN az
'0' "
Tho Eve Rrattleboro banks began tho
rev year with deposits aEcregating s.
5aaiSoGo Tho reserve and surplus funds
,, "',u.' '''' P'''''H "I''o"n' !" '''-f''-
' "'P'''s ~ Wv WV S'N mss
"'''''' ~ '''''''-''0'
The Central Vermont Railway comusuv
viii comply with the request Of North
field and Montpelier farmers and put on 4,
milk car 10 White River Junction in the
'"'lN SPIlih' ~ wiz ne taken over inc
boston Maine 10 thaF1es'o''' Mass
g NJ Nuier tbo Re,tol ycotbor oxro-+
finds tb,t tbc Docon,1,or tust met ros
t,o ,,-,des, of ,bc ccntr-v A stotonor,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

The I.e Ripolin Building. situated on
n wharf beside the Seine River. Paris.
France, was recently rooted with our
Compo-rubber roofing. Samples free.
Strong Hardware Co, Burlington VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
A Chance for BOYS h Make a D]lllr

We want all the bones we can get
can use heads, hoofs. horns-anythin,
in the line Of bones--it only dry. Nd
will pay 60c per hundred pounds toI
thoroughly Try bones-we can pay
even r.,re if strictly clean. hard. fresh
dry boiled butchers houes-and pay
freights from your station If shipped
In lots of 200 pounds or more. May
he shipped I'm barrels or cheap sacks
G. :. Page, Hyde Park, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
BOOK BINDING
AND PRINTING

1t will cost you nothing
to get prices and we have
been able to gain and
satisfy so many good
customers that we feel
sure that you also will
find our print shop and
bindery able to serve
You to your complete
satisfaction.
THE FREE PRESS PRINTING Ct
Burllnxfan. Va
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
REMEMBERS MILDER WINTER,

W w. Tower Of Rutland remembers
winter much milder than the present one
He says: In the fore part OF january
In cithe 1889 or 1s4o It was so warm 'ha'
my mother made three gallons or maple
syrup from a ;ew trees 7it~ted pa'h OF
Tn house. am the month 81 l'ecemher
had also been very warm "emenfr
that revival meetings were bsinH held at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
WILL BUILD MOVABLE DAM.

The Connecticut River Power company
which is constructing the big dam be-
tween Vernon and Hinsdale. proposes to
erect within the next two or three wears
or after the completion OF the Vernon
dam a low dam at the head OF the
French King rapids. short distance
above Turner's Falls The purpose of this
dam Is not to develop all-the- year-round
power, but simply To generate energy
during periods OF low water. The dam
will not be solid. but will be a movable
structure after the type of many that are
constructed in Germany and France for
similar purposes. The dam will he so
arranged that In times of low water it
can be raised to It's full height OF 10 or
II feet and In times of high water
lowered to the bed Of the stream. The
object OF this construction Is twofod.
In the first place the water will never be
raised outside the present banks OF the
river and large amounts of property
which would be flooded by u solid dasn
IN not be affected In the least In me
second place solid dam would In times
OF high water raise the tail water al
Vernon and decrease the available head
at that development.