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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
May Cure Turtle Flesh.

There is talk in Queensland, Aus
ralia, on whose coast turtles are
plentiful, of curing the flesh for ex
port. Three kinds of turtle are found
Of the coral reefs-the loggerhead
the hawsbill and the green turtle. The
two latter are edible, and the haws.
bill furnishes the tortoise shell OF
commerce Travellers relate that the
.bor:gines light fires on the backs OF
the turtles to make the shell peel of
easily, after which painful ordeal the
animal is allowed its freedom and
grows another shell. This Is, OF
course, q Munchausen yarn. The fact
Is that after killing the turtle the
aborigines put it over fire to facili
tate the removal of the plates. The
professional tortoise shell getters
bury the beast in clean sand, and
when the flesh is decomposed it is
easily taken from the shell. The
plentiful green turtle is Of most value
for food.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
RECIPE For SOAP JELLY.
Economical Way Of Using Up the
Waste Scraps.

Take as much soap as will be re
quired and cut 1t down in shreds
Put it into q saucepan and just cover
1t with hot or co d water Allow the
soap to melt slow y over the fire until
1t is quite clear al without Jumps.
DO not fill the aucepan too full, a
soap is much In tlined to boil over
The soap may b. put into a jar in
stead OF q sauce pan and melted if
the oven. Any scraps of soap may be
used in this way. 1t is better to make
soap jelly fresh each week, as it losef
its strength If Ike It many days.
Remember that the odor and tasts
OF soap will cling very tenaciously te
anything with VIII ch it comes in con
tact, so that the Knife and board or
which 1t was cut also the saucepan
ought to be kept for that purpose only
-Delineator.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
A CHAMPION IN PErTIcoA1s.
Attacks the Denver Gallant Who
Does Society Alone.
January 30, 1908.

-, iouo
Ladies and Gentlemen:-There were
resolutions passed on Jan. rs by the
Lime XIII Club" that something be
done about the young men of the
Kansas Boys Club as they call
themselves, for Staging at the ban
quet given in honor OF Prof W. S.
Vernon, one of the greatest men that
was ever known to us. 1t is time that
our young men were showing some
courtesy tC our young women. But
We are satisfied to know that there
are some young men mot all of them)
OF our city that appreciate being with
the young ladies. Even the None
Such and Chi Phi clubs. they all
staged. and on Sunday have the nerve
TO call on the ladies, wear out the
chairs, waste their gas and swing on
the gate half the night No other
city in the United States can afford
such gallant young men. But We hope
that their actions were due to the
panic and not to their desire TO ap-
pear so short
i thank you.
SISTER GARDNER, Pres.
SISTER MIRANDY, Sec.
SISTER HEYIKIAH. Treas.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
A. NJ. WARD. Pastor
Denver. Colo. Jan. 30. 1908.

Whereas. The peace. happiness and
prosperity OF the Central Baptist
church has been impeeded on account
OF members who were excluded from
the church from April. 1907. to July.
1907.
BE II Resolved, First. That all Of
said excluded members be restored to
the fellowship OF the church. II each
of them will make a Christian ac-
knowledgement to the church for their
wrongs. and ask forgiveness for the
same. Second, II any one of the said
excluded members fail TO satisfy the
church with Christian acknowledge
ment for the wrong committed and
ask forgiveness for the same.
Be II Resolved, That this church
has no objection to membership In any
other church in this city or state
Respectfully submitted
DEACON BOARD.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
SHORTER A. M. E. cHuRcH-SuN
DAY SERVICES.

Preaching by the pastor at II a. m
and 1880 p. m. Morning subject. Gid
cons Army. Evening subject. Putting
on the Whole Armour.
Glass meeting at 1880 p. IN.
Sunday school at p. m.
Allen c. +. League at 80 D. m.
The special Union Evangelisdc
meeting will begin Sunday. Let all
manifest an interest in these meet
ings.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
WEAR THE GOODS WHILE YOU
PAY FOR THEM.
Berman Credit Co., Room 507 Quincy
Building, nth and Curtis Streets.
Diamonds, Watches and Jew.
elry on Easy PAYMENTS,
elry on Easy Payments,

OUR SYSTEM--You select what.
ever you wish. pay what you can. and
the balance every week, two weeks,
or monthly. In other words-pay us
when you are paid.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07
COLORADO SPRINGS NEWS.

A number of our music-loving cit
izens took in the Paderwsld concert
Wednesday evening. Among the out
of town people were Mr. Gatewood
an0 daughter of Eastonvile.
Mr.. Fred Roberts, a graduate of
Colorado Conege, has been appointed
to clerkship in County Assessor
Schielers Office.
Mrs Lee jefferson, after a two
weeks visit with relatives and grierds
in Joplin, has returned home.
The local business league held a
very interesting meeting Monday
night at the residence of +. J. Manly.
w. II. Duncan addressed the Sun
day Forum Sunday Subject, Fruits
of Liberty Rev Sanderson also
made some timely remarks.
Monday afternoon at the A. NJ. E.
parsonage the following well known
citizens: F. ]. Loper, L. V. Booze,
l.. S. Duncan. E. V. Cammel, A. C.
Bante, H. d. Earl. s. B. Jones, Fred
Roberts, Rev. J. W. Brsxton, Mrs.
Julia L. Embry and W. II. Duncan,
held a conference for the purpose of
ascertaining If possible just what the
contention was concerning the lead
ership in the state Rev Saunders,
in a few well chosen remarks, stated
the object OF the call followed by Z.
p. Booze end others. After two
..ours discussion it seemed on the
showing made that II was best to have
a change in the management of af-
fairs so far as 1t related to El Paso
county In other words, Ell Paso
county would make her wants known
to the state committee at the proper
time. If the people OF Colorado
Springs have been informed correctly
there is something radically wrong at
the state headquarters. If they have
been imposed upon they want to
know the cause and the facts of the
matter The people of Fl Paso will
be fair. Let us have the facts in
the case.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07

emeats, Mes sensers Fountains.
H BROWN, Cole Enterprise. No. 1921
FIFE, 254sJ.
A, NJ LAWHoRN Iea, THOMAS,
ALLEN DAVIS
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07

A number of our music-loving cit
izens took in the Paderyski concert
Wednesday evening. Among the out
of town people were Mr.. Gatewood
ana daughter of Eastonville
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-02-07

Mr.. Fred Roberts. a graduate of
Colorado Conege, has been appointed
to clerkship in County Assessor
Schieler's office.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
Sheriff Goes to Trenton to Fight
for THE EVENING STARS
Measure.
DEMAND ON LAWMAKERS
TO ACT GETS STRONGER
ClubwOmen Join in Crusade to
Arrest Habit That Ruins
Its Human Slaves.

THE EVENING STARS anti-co-
caine bill, which has received the sup
port of Sheriff Frank Sommer many
of the State lawmakers and city Off.
cials, as well as of societies and
woman's clubs. will be introduced in
the Assembly tonight by H. Stacy
Smith, of South Orange
Sheriff Sommer left for Trenton last
night to advocate the passage of the
bill, which was drawn by him, and
he will, IL necessary, lay before the
legislators the necessity of an act such
as will be introduced by Assemblynan
Smith for THE EVENING STAR.
Sheriff Sommer will spend several
days at the State capital and win
advocate the passage of several other
bills. The bills are for a house of
detention for witnesses and Juveniles
apart from the prison house. Another.
is the theatre bill, prohibiting children
under 16 years attending theatres un-
less accompanied by parents or guard
ians.
When THE EVENING STAR anti
will have the prayers of thousands Of
mothers and Sheriff Somner's vice
crusade. in which were rounded up
hundreds of poor humans ruined by
the use OF deadly drugs, has shown the
necessity of additional legislation to
check the use of mind destroying drugs.
The Essex County League OF Wom-
ems Clubs at the meeting this after
noon tske up the discussion of the
bill. with the possibility that it will
receive formal Endorsement of the body.
Letters are pouring into THE EVEN
ING STAR office praising the bill from
officials who have seen the ravages Of
tho drug, from those who knew that
they are within It's grip without the
possibility of escape, and wish others
to escape its deadly effects: from moth
ers who call blessings on the authors
of the bill, for they see In it the pos
sibla redemption OF their children. and
from citizens at large who commend
the spirit of THE EVENING STAR IN
instituting n crusade against the habit.
For number of years bills have been
introduced in the Legislature by the
various Assenblymen, but they were
smothered in committee or thrown out
because Of faulty construction, and the
present law, which Sheriff Sommer and
others call inadequate. has been all
that the statutes have contained for the
regulation of the use and sale Of opium,
cocaine and morphine.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
Case in Which 'Dr. Brown Is
Sought and Nurse Is Nabbed,
ArOnses Ramsey.
BERGEN CORONER CAUSES
ARREST; TO HOLD INQUEST
Frederick Brown Would Have
Lived Had Physician Been
Kept in Attendance.

RAMSEY, March 9.-This village is
stirred up over the death of Frederick
Brown. who had been treated by "Dr.
Brown, OF New York." a Christian
Science healer. An autopsy showed
that Brown had died of cerebral con-
gestion and plain starvation. The
''healer's'" nurse. W. II. Best. also a
New Yorker. was arrested. but "Dr.
Brown" has disappeared.
Brown lived with two brothers and
two sisters, all ardent believers in
Christian Science. He had brain trouble
and was being attended by a regular
practitioner when, about ten days ago,
relatives prevailed upon the sick man
10 send the physician away and to en-
gage a "healer." O woman known as
DR. Beatty came first from New York.
After a few days of her nainistrations
and prayers she gave way TO ''Dn.
Brown" who brought Best and in
stalled him as nurse.
BY Coroner DeMund's order, Best was
arrested, and last night was lodged in
the Jail in Hackensacl1. 1e has been
released on his own recognizance, hay
ing first been held as a witness.
Best and "Dr. Brown" had charge of
the case last Saturday night, when the
sick man sank into a coma. 1t was the
precursor of death, but the relatives
told the coroner that "Dr. Brown
hailed it as a triumph of his skill.
See" the "healer'' cried. "he sleeps
at last. Our prayers have been an
swered,"
Brown might have lived a long time
with continued medical attention."
Coroner DeMund said today. 1T was
plain case of cerebral congestion, super
induced by starvation"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
Letter Containing Accusation
Said to Have Been Written
by Rich Clubman.
SAYS SHE MADE ATTEMPT
AS THEY DINED TOGETHER
New Impetus to New Jersey
Mystery Probe in Sensa-
tiOnal Will Contest.
EspeoIal % the Evenlng star. {

HACkENSACK, March 9.-Charges
that a woman attempted to poison
Walter Farnsworth Baker, the rich
clubman whose death is being investi-
gated by the Bergen County authori-
ties, are contained in a letter now in
possession of Edward r. Baker, of Bos-
ton, his brother
II have been poisoned; l want a
doctor; I'm burning up were state
ments made by Baker as he lay in
Browns chop house in New York on
october 26 last, according to the state
ment made by Harry Lee, Of 102 West
Eighty fifth street, Manhattan. Lees
statement, with that of DIR. Boos. of
Boston, that twenty grains of arsenic
were given Baker about s o'clock that
aight, with the discovery of the letter,
GAS made Prosecutor Eugene Koester.
VI Bergen County certain that a crime
was committed.
The letter was found by Boston man
aboard a train, bound for that city
from New York on the day that Walter
Baker was buried, and is believed to
have been accidentally lost by the
woman TO whom 1t was addressed.
It is in Bakers handwriting. dated a
few days before his death. and accuses
the woman of giving him poison while
no was at dinner with her. Baker
charged, according to this alleged writ
ten statement, that while his head was
turned to observe two other women
who were passing she put the poison
dose in his glass. He also declared, it
is said. that he intended to abandon the
society of certain friends. and was tired
of having his "leg pulled"
That Baker intended to give uD his
gay friends is corroborated by Victor
Hungerford, who met him in New York
a few days before Bakers illness. and
to whom he declared that he was going
back to Boston the following week,
saying that he had been too easy with
his money for the pleasure OF others.
According to the story which Lee
told Prosecutor Koester and which he
will repeat at an inquest before Coroner
de Mund here tomorrow night, he, with
Frank Fl. FTurd. of Bogota, were with
Baker in Browns chop house on tho
night of October 26. Baker had for
months lived at the Hurd home.
After Bakers cry, II am poisoned. I
want doctor" Lee told the prosecutor
that Mr.. Hurd responded that IL Baker
was going to be sick, the best place for
him was home, where he could receive
proper attention. Baker demurred and
said he wanted to stay where he was.
He had been frightfully sick at the
Hotel Royal. at West Forty-fourth
street, New York and again when he
and Lee reached Browns
"Mr. Hurd spoke sharply to Baker,"
said Lee, "and told him this was no
time for nonsense. He ordered him to
get UP and dress, and the sick man re-
fused. Then Mr.. Hurd picked UP Bak-
sr's clothing, which was scattered about
the room, and dressed him. almost by
force"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
Millionaire SIayer's Actress
Wife Given Short Time to
Accept or Refuse.
AFFIDAVITS SAY SHE
WENT WITH OTHER MEN
Story That Harry, in a Rage,
Tried to Choke Her at
Asylum.
Especial to the Evening star.r

NEW YORK, March 9.--Poverty con-
fronts Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Affidavits
covering every detail of conduct be-
tween the first and second trials of
her husband, Harry K. Thaw, for the
murder of Stanford White, secured by
detectives in the employ of Mrs. Will
lam Thaw, nave been shown to Harry
K. Thaw at Matteawan, and he mas
consented to the separation.
1t is said that representatives of Mrs.
William Thaw Harry's mother, have
offered the former chorus girl, who
twice barred her life story on the Wit
ness stand for her husband, 5000, and
that the amount will not be raised a
penny under any circumstances. Fur
thermore, this offer is to be withdrawn
if it is not accepted in certain speci-
fed time.
The affidavits were kept from Harry
Thaw until he was taken to Mattea-
wan. The last time Evelyn, in COM
pany with Lawyer Daniel O'Reilly
visited Matteawan, ii is said her hus-
band accused her of wrong doing, and
when she denied it seized her by the
throat, threw her to the floor and
choked her almost to insensibility be-
fore keepers could drag him away.
Evelyn has not been to Matteawan
since.
AfidaVits covering her alleged mis-
behavior tell of motor trips to the
Bowery and China town and yacht
Ing trip to British Columbia last SUM
mer The lease of the Park avenue
house in which young Mrs. Thaw is
living viii expire in April. Unless she
accepts the $4,000 offered by her re-
lentless mother-in law it is probable
Evelyn will have to accept one of the
many offers she has had to go on the
vaudeville stage
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
IDENTIFICATION OF
RIVER VICTIM ONLY
DEEPENS MYSTERY
Dead Woman Was Seen Alive Three Hours Before
Her Body Was FiShed Out Of the
PaSSaiC by Captain Thompson.
FRIENDS OF HARRISON VICTIM DO NOT
ACCEPT THE THEORY OF SUICIDE

m p CLEANED
IN
murder theory Throwing
the
tell assault viii
forward when the serious
policy he that
robbed and thrown
Additional theory by the statement today
rson andun nknoYEn to her
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
FIRE CRY
STARTS PANIC IN
PENNY THEATRE
Henry Patue Held by Court for
Action of Grand Jury-BrOth-
er Fined for Fighting Arrest.

For an attempt to cause panic in
a penny moving picture theatre with
a cry of Fire" on Saturday night,
Henry Patice was held in $500 for the
Grand Jury. and his brother, Isadore,
was fined $50 for interfering with his
arrest by Judge Herr in the Fourth
Precinct Court today.
That loss Of life was not caused was
due to the GOODNESS of two special po-
licemen, William and Edward Brehm,
and the prompt action of employees in
throwing the exits open. There were
about 200 persons In the theatre and
the show was about half over. Much
excitement was caused by the alarm
and many of the spectators rose from
their seats TO get out. They found
easy egress.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
q CAUGHT IN
POOL ROOM RAID
FREED BY COURT
Friends of Accused Young Men
Score Their Detention on
''FIimsy Charges"

Much adverse comment was heard to-
day in the First Criminal Court, when
Judge Howell dismissed the twenty
three young men caught in pool and
billiard room raided last Wednesday at
124 Market street. which was made by
Justice Of the Peace Bosett.
Eleven of the Prisoners had been in
Jail ever since, being unable to procure
bail. The complaint ON which the raid
was made was preferred by Adolph
Schonkel, who said he had been robbed
OF IS.
Much fault was found by the friends
Of the prisoners for their having been
detained in Jail on such flimsy charge.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
LIMITS LOVING WIFE
TO SIX KISSES DAILY.
Man Arrested for Desertion
Complains of "TOO Much
LOyey DOyev.''

CHICAGO. March 9.-Six kisses a day
are the limit for Ora Nj. I4eedom. He
promised Detectives Stark and johnson,
who arrested him for deserting his wife,
that he would remain with her on that
basis. They found him in Springfield,
ILL.,, where he went seven weeks ago.
ITS case Of too much 'lovey-dovey'
business said Leedom on the way from
Springfield. MY wife is good woman
and fine housekeeper, but she's too
strong on the love business to suit me.
do not want woman kissing me all
the time. When come from work in
the evening I like to sit down and read
the paper. My wife would want me to
hold hands with her and say foolish
things
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
TWENTY FTREMEN INJURED.

CHICAGO, March "a score of fire.
men were injured, three perhaps fatally,
by a fire which destroyed Apollo Hall
today The cause Of the FIRE is un-
known. The total damage is estimated
at sS50OO.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
POLICE ASKED
To HUNT FOR
MISSING WIFE
AlexiO LOcchi Says Woman Dis
appeared Three
Weeks Ago.
FEARS SHE is UNDER
RESTRAINT In CITY
Youthful BOarder Strangely
Missed at Same Time, Au-
thOrities Are Told.

Alesio Loochi, of 210 Bloomfield ave-
nue., has asked the police to locate his
wife, Annie Locchi, who left home
about three weeks ago. He believes
that she is in this city and is being
prevented from returning to him.
When she disappeared a young man
named Mato Carafiello, who boarded
with Locchis, also became missing.
Mr.. Locchi says that he knows that
if his wife had her liberty she would
return to her home, as she was always
very fond of it.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
RICH MATTEAWAN INNATE
KILLS HERSELF BY JUMP.

MATTEAwAN. N. ". March 9.--Mrs.
Doerr, a member of prominent and
wealthy Southern family, who has been
a patient at the insane asylum here,
killed herslef today by jumping from
a window.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09

and the Pagan forces probably COM
bined with Secretary Of State Dckin-
son. Politics make strange bedfel-
lows and the development of the
highly Interesting battle OF Trenton. in
which the thunder of the guns VIII soon
reverberate in the State, will be
watched with keen interest, not only
In New Jersey, but at Washington.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
BATTLE FOR big FOUR"
By REPUBLICAN LEADERS.
AND IT'S DEVELOPME
It Is Governor Fort and John W. GriGgS, the TAFT
Contingent, Against the Field, With Senator's
Kean and Briggs Marked for Slaughter.
MURPHY MAY HAVE THE FIGHT OF HIS
LIFE, TOO--SOME INSIDE FACTS

TRENTON 8.
Ar
W. ship of the
gaesat-arge to the national theof
their amfcations
senatorship election to
The forces aligned
backing the Taft contingent
son the ther side
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
Identilcutions Positive.

When it became known that Mrs.
Webb was mistaken. another attempt
was made to have the body identified.
Scores of men and women were visited
in this city and Harrison, and every
possible clue that pointed toward solv-
ing the name Of the then unknown
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
DELINQUENT TAX list
A List OF Real Property for the County
of Morrison, on which taxes remained
delinquent on the first Monday OF
January, 1908
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON, j
District Court

District Court
9TH judicial District
The State OF Minnesota, to all pers ms, COM
panies or corporations who have or claim
any estate, right, title or interest in, claim
to OF. lien upon. any Of the several or
parcels Of land described in the list hereto
attached.
The list of taxes and penalties on real pro-
2 2eEy for the county Of Morrison rem aiming
1909, has been filed in the Office Of the clerk
ct the district court Of said county Of which
that hereto alta ched is q copy.
=. Therefore, you, ann each Of you. are hereby
required to file in the off1ce Of said clerk, on
o. before the twentieth day after the publica-
1e% Of this notiee and list. your answer IL
tense you may have to the taxes, or any part
thereof, upon any parcel ofland described in
ea1q l1st,. In, to, Gr on which you have or
claim any estate, right, title, interest, claim
or or iien, and in default thereof Judgment viii
taxes on said list appearing against it, and
for penalties, interest ann costs.
lSeaD SIMON p. BRICK,
CLERK Of the District Court Of the County Of
Nc rrison, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
= &. =, g &
Name OF
Owner
Township OF Pike Creek (Continued)
Town 1919, Range 80

Mary Fordyce 2 of seN ofnWN "a
E r Mansfield pt of ne1k Of neA "a
Math Ringwelski nwh Of seN "a
do en- Of eHa Of neA 20
I and Theo Ginte- ny of eA. 80
A E johnson ~ OF VIZ of neH Of
nwA 81
Cashier Ceinninski ~ of neA of
swN and nwA OfswA 80
Roh't Muske WIZ OF e1R of seq OF
neA - 80
Michael Yak VIZ of VIZ of se1z Of
neH ~ 80
Marasik SEX OF sen 81
Margaret weber nWA Of seq IS
M Lepinski e1A OF sell 50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
LAND SALE

LAND SALE
MIR Thomas lhoma, has sold his
farm. hall mile south oi Elktun. CON
tanning Io5 acres, to MIR William p
Morgan, ior $4,000, with the privilege
IT residing IN the house OH it during
hi, lie
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Cost OF Building Canal

Professor Paul NJ. Haupt, oi Phla-
delphia, who Tor many years has
shown deep interest N all matters
relating To- the Chesapeake * Della
ware Canal ha, sent To- the Chairman
Of the Railroads and Canals Commit,
oi Cuugrc,, IN response To request
from them a statement oi the approNi-
mate cost "i deepening the present
canal to - feet
He says in III, rcpurt:-"Nuu ask me
TO figure OH canal al Is feet depth
and iso feet width. which contains, in
round numbers. 100000 cubic yards,
OF which 100000 are already re.
moved. leaving but I7,soo,ooo To- cXca-
yatc. and because 81 the existence 81
the continuous waterway 1t might all
be taken out by hydraulic dredging
prices. ar say At ~ cents per yard, so
that the cost would only be S1,Soo,ooo
for this part oi the work OF creating a
tidc-lcyel canal and with this ample
bottom width. il could readily be
deepcncd by dredging, continuing the
same side stroke, To- the }o-iout depth
with bottom width ui some Is icct.
This enlargement would require the
removal oi some 100000 cubic yards,
which At 10 cents would cost only