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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

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feuht un0 .6ies Ndffe miro i;9 beim
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tpies.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

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Gotten, unperfGlihten
6onig erfennt man buran, Dab er
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit niht fliifIig bleibt,
fonoern bid, unburhiiGtia un0 fet
miro. Win man ibn pieber oiinn
haben, brinae man Die 6onisbuhis
in beiBes Maffer, aporin er fify balb
loft. Ser 6onig gilt als, apertbbolles
Nabrungsmit!el, er entbdlt ndbrenz
sen 3uder, Der fofort nah Dem @es
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sebt. Serner apohnen linn ipdrmen0e
nno beilenbe gisenf4aften inne. Gin
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eenoiIen, berleiht Dem a0rper tpohlise
mGrme; ebenfp bient er in erbistem
3uitanb als lDfenoes Mitter Bel Suz
Ffen un6 6eiierfeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

@Gnfe unb Gnte1l fin6 Mnes=
freTer. burhaus niht tpGhleriih in
ibrer Nabrung uno iin0 itets BEL alz
tenn Mppetit. Man fiittert fie tGglih
5tpeirlal, Moraens unb Mbenbs. Des
Wlorgens aibt man Weidfutter, nell
DIES eus abgetohten Rartoffeln, nit
angebriibter Mei3enfleie permengt,
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getpei9tem 8roo unb bsrelei9en be-
iteben fam nnb i'm Minter out lauz
marin aereift sperben mub. NuA
Didmileb nit Rleie unb &artoffeln
miro bes Wepraens nit Wprtbeil ss-
fiittert. Oes Mbenbs fiittert man
a1rner unb aipar @erite o0er 6afer
reIp. man tpeAielt nit beioen RDrnerz
arten ab. Muh Meiaen fann eefiit=
teri nerben, bagegen 1T Maisfiittez
rung fir 3uHtgdnie niAt empfehz
lenstpertb. Man rehnet tdglih etna
IA pfunb Safer o6er @erite pro
Sans, fir Gnten ettpas tpenieer.
gluA esfhnittene MuntelS. Mderz ober
Mobrriiben, Rohlbl6tter unb berz
gleihen apsr6en perfiittert unb em=
pfieblt iicb Die Miibenfiitteruna nebit
benz pben be{hriehenen Meihfutter
nomentlih i'm Winter. Gin }ebr
sntes nno bilfiees >ssutter 1T MalS.
tpobnr1 bas Gierleaen febr gefOrbert
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

Mufbemabren bon Minz
terfartpffeln. Die Site unfts
rer Minterfartoffeln hGnat pieI bon
Mufberabrungsort al. .Dunfle Rel
Ter fin6 am beiten, bod niiiferl iit
Cuff taben unb troden fein. Damn
6iirfen oit Rartoffeln ME in 1pbtn
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66Taiiite, tpelhe einen 0urhlDherten
pber Qattenbpben haben. 6duptbes
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1T duM, tab oie1elben bolIft6nbie
trpdtn eineetellert tptr6tn. Sci bros
hen6tm Iroit btbkdt man oaS Rdr.
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il. /. 10. @trrb 1T tp<ni0er 3u snpfsb.
len, 81 es Ieitbt fault utlb oanit e.
ntuert p<ro<n nub, ap6brenb nrny
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aentrn 6eginnen adrtrFfeIn iek
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enfh1ltsn odnn ben tefannteu Sit
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Msengen eenoKtn. fur MlknfM anl
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SKI R6Iie tprsnat e. por bah 6i
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

g S1euerbiriten folIten na4
Sem @ebraub itets NIT ben 8orten
nuh unten selegt lperben, banit bas
WaTer abtropft. 2est man lie nit
Der 6ol5ieite nad unten, iidert has
Mafer ins 6ola un0 lodert balb Die
BDrften.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30

Sur Meimigung nDn @es
fIiigeI febt man bag Sbier Bis
gum Rpf in cine Wanne NIT lalz
1parnletl Seifenipu7er, benz ettpds
@noa beiaefii9t uno ftreiht. tpdbreno
Elm aipoerer bns 9bier bdlt, nit elmer
ipsiden @iirfte Die ssebern Der 2dn9e
nah, Dbne eile ssebsr au berleben.
Das @efieber miro in reinern Mafz
fer ru9gefpiilt. ausgebriidt uno init
reinem feinem Msismebl ober feinen
fi4tenen Sdaeipdbnen troden ubgez
rieben. Gum 9rodnen fann man oas
ISbier in eir,en speitnrafehiaen aorb
Ifeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-30
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3nderfleds sutntfsrntn.
I'm Jleds aus Ii9ter Seioe, Httdllz
farbi9tn WiiiM lln0 6bHlihen 5urS
ten Gtoffen, Ole ourH 3uder.
@ndiimipsin, 2iqusur lino bergleis
ben entftanben finb, 5u entfernen.
aibt es Elm febr einfuhvs Mittel,
llGnnfidb beifiIfirtes Mcffer. Mnn
rlirrl,t Elm reines Heirenldppheil lln0
reibt Die fledigs @telle 10 Iurge nit
beftiIirtem Maifer, bis ber Sled DerS
ihmlauoen lit. Muh @rdpbitz ,lnO
@eiflede luiien iih auf 'oiefe Meiie
entfernen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
WANT New PARK FRONT.
Second Ward Improvers in ~Irvington
Plan Years Work.

AT the ninth annual meeting of the
Second Ward Improvement Association of
1rvlngton last night President George f.
Scribe, who was reelected for the eighth
time, recommended in his yearly address
that the association this year take up
the extension of the Irvington park
site so as to front on Lyon avenue. as
the park now is. it is bounded only by
streets and the rear of lots. Lyon
avenue is an important t~horoughfare, con-
Meeting Irvington and Waverly, and would
afford a good front for the park, ne sand.
Mr.. Scribe also suggested that the orgahi-
cation use its influence to have Lyon avc-
nue. paved under the State road act. from
the city line to Springfield avenue, a dis
lance of a little over a mile. He again
spoke of the need of gates in the ESSEX
County Speedway fence, ~lrvington's So
called Chinese wall, by legislation or other
legitimate means.
President Scribe was authorized TO sign a
petition presented by Councilman Laconlbe
asking for the paving of Lyon avenue
with telford pavement under the Stat,
road act.
Mr.. Scribe announced that h will APP
point the standing committees for 1905
at the February meeting.
August l.. Dacombe was reelected first
vice-president; Emil Yuengling, second
vice-president. to succeed George Gillen;
Hugo r.. Winckler was reelected secre-
Frederick Busse. treasurer, and Frank
Drew, sergeant-at-arms. The trustees for
two years are Walter Groom and c. Walter
Theurner.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

The mid winter entertainment of the
Caldwell Council No. 2144, Royal Arcanum,
was held in Association Hall last might.
Past Regent Robert c. Bethel had charge.
Fl. r. Van Zandt, OF Jersey City, made an
address, speaking Of the benefits of the
order. j. b. Hamilton rendered vocal
solos. p. Montague was clever as a must
roi artist, S. r. Sanford gave humorous
r%ecitations. which kept the audience hllarI-
Gus. and Professor Justls irving ala trlcks'
After the entertainment dancing. was en-
joyed by the younger set until a iate
hour.
An evening whist will be given in Asso.-
citation Hall. Caldwell, Friday, January n,
under the auspices Of the ways and means
committee OF the Caldwell Borough IN
provenent Association. Mrs. John w.
BOSNIAN will be In charge. -,
The annual meeting of the Ladies Ald
Society OF the Caldwell Methodist Cburc.
will be held this afternoon at the nome Oh
Mrs. Henry C. Mead, OF Gould place.
A special meeting of the executive boa'i
or tie Caldwell Borough Improvement
Association was held this morning at me
home OF the president. Mrs. Frederick X;
Cook. Business relative TO the rental 81
the Association Hall was discussed ph1
nothing definitely decided.
John w. Harrison. of West Caldwell i
visiting in Passaic.
Mrs. Isaac r. Baldwin, OF Whltleia
street. Caldwell. attended a luneheoh III
Newark yesterday.
Joseph Igor, of West Caldwell. has pnr,,
chased the live stock of William Terry. ai
West Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews are visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Augustus Boeett' u
Aanford place, Caldwell
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RIDGE.

tyr. Joseph C. Sale. district deputy
installed the ofHcers Of Court SETH
Royden in Newark Monday night pc
fore many members of the ordef.
Mrs. william Parting. of 16 Prospec5
street. Bloomfield. met with a painful
accident last night, when she slippeo
And fell down the stairs of her nome
and sprained her right ankle. Sh,e
was also painfully bruised Dr. FRANK
w. Lockwood. who is attending her'
does not anticipate any serious results
A conference of the members of the
r-ovrn Council will be held next Mon
iav evening, when L~ackawanna I'M
provements will be discussed.
Thomas l.. Dancer, who served with
much credit during the Civil War, has
hcen granted a. pension and Will re-
ceive back pay from May last.
Stephen X. Watts, Of Washington
street, Glen Ridge. will spend next
week in Philadelphia.
Councilman Herbert c.. Farrand, of
Franklin street, has returned from
Long Branch.
Special Policeman William Mertz has
~ecovere a valuable revolver which
he lost in a most mysterious manner.
He is wondering, however, how the
weapon got from the police station in
Conger street to ~Brookdale, over three
miles away.
A leap year dance will be held in
Central Hall tomorrow night. The
committee in charge consists of the
Misses Ballard. Cockefair and Hammer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
ORANGE ORPHAN TRUSTEES.
Their Annual Meeting Held Today in
East Orange.

The board of directors of the Orange
Orphan Society held its annual meeting
this morning in Trinity Congregational
Church, Fast Orange, and 1t was an
nounced that there was no deficiency.
There is a slight balance in the treasury,
and this was particularly pleasing 10 the
directors.
These officers were reelected: President,
Mrs. Albert o. Field; vice-president, Mrs.
Charles B. Yardley; secretary. Miss Jen-
ME Moore; treasurer, Mrs. L. s. Baker.
The reelected trustees are Miss Moore.
Miss Katherine Storrs, Mrs. L. S. Baker,
Mrs. James S. Clark, Mrs. Gardner Colby.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Colgate, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Douglas, Mrs. Field, Miss Ginevra Free
man., Mrs. Crank c. Geiger, Mrs. Thomas
A. Gillespie, Mrs. Henry Graves. Mrs.
George e. Halsey, Mrs. Joseph D.. Harrl.
son, Mrs. Robert W. Hawkesworth, Mrs
A. I. Z, Kirkland. Mrs. Cyrus Il. Loutrel
Mrs. William Pierson. Mrs. William D..
Robinson. Mrs. William Runkle, DIR. Sara
G: SpottisWoode, Mrs. Charles A. Sterling
Mrs. William N. Stevenson. Mrs. Yardley
and Mrs. Frank Vanderpool.
The auxiliary also met in the morning
the only new officers elected being Mis-.
Marguerite Fort, daughter of the Gov.
ernor-eleet, who succeeded Miss Walton
as first vice-president.
The other officers reelected were: Presi.
dent, Mrs. Lyman T.. Golf; second vice
president, Mrs. Joseph p. Lloyd, IT.: re-
cording secretary. Miss Grace Barr; CORE
spending secretary. Miss Laura Bowers
treasurer, Mrs. Stephen S. johnson.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
WIFE SAYS HER
IS
INSANE
R. Ward, of East
Orange, Alleged to Have
Wasted His Fortune.

On application OF Mrs. Anna Day
Ward. of q South Mum avenue, East
Orange, Chancellor Magic has APP
pointed Oscar Keen, Charles Young
and John J. Henry as commissioners
to examine into the sanity of her hus-
band, William r. Ward. The family
is prominent and Mr.. Ward was once
rich. Proceedings have also been
started to have him adjudged a bank
rupt.
The lunacy petition filed at Trenton
alleges thai Ward is unfit and unable
to govern himself or to manage his
affairs.
Attached to the petition are affi-
davits by DR.. Joseph II. Fewsmith,
DR.. Arthur Walter Bingham and DIR.
Joseph Ward, jr., a brother of Will
lam r. Ward.
The latter. in his affidavit, says that
in 1894, William r. Ward was worth
about $4,000; that since then he had
made a moderate fortune and charges
that during last year Lewis P. Sherrer,
a carpenter, and William F. Weyburn,
a promoter. induced Ward to enter into
a large financial transaction. the de-
tails of which were kept from his
brother. his wife and two adult daugh-
tiers. and did not become known to
them until recently.
Then they made an investigation and
found that under the influence and adj
vice of Sherrer and Weyburn, and
others, Ward has transferred to per-
sons other than members of his family
and has invested in enterprises wholly
destitute of financial responsibility
sums of money a~ggregating 800, 900.
1t is also charged that Ward has
become IN indorser of promissory notes
a~ggregating about 500, 900, the details
of which Ward has no recollection.
The bankruptcy proceedings were
started December Is last, and Andrew
S. Taylor. of South Orange, a lawyer
in this city. has been appointed re-
ceiVer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
w WATER RATES
FOR NUTLEY, MAYBE
Recognized Council Will Look Into
Water Clerks Recommendations.
Fire Report Rumpus Again.

A recommendation was made to the Nut
ley Town Council, which reorganized for
1903 last night. that the water RACES DC
lowered. 1t came from Water Clerk New
ton c. Woodruff. He also urged that the
method of collecting the rates be modified.
The report will be acted upon after the
new water committee has looked into the
matter. Householders will welcome a re-
duction in the water rents.
The clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids for town plumber. On motion OF
Councilman Libby it was resolved that an
ordinance be drafted to appoint q town
officer, to be known as chief or police, at
a salary of not to exceed $500 per annum.
Frank p. Barr. chairman of the water
committee. reported that he had conferred
with Town Engineer Frank n. Sheperd IN
reference to a town water map, showing
the location OF the water mains tne
fire hydrants, and that the engineer had
maps showing the desired data, which he
would sell to the town for 5000. The re-
port was accepted and the recommendation
TO purchase the maps concurred IN.
The rumpus over Fire Chief Stager's re-
port on the annual inspection of West
NLtley Hose Company was renewed.
Chairman Halsey of the fire committee and
Councilman Joerg paying their respects
10 each other, but no settlement was
reached, the matter being sent back to the
committee.
Arthur c. Carr, the newly elected mem
Der from the Second Ward, replaced Coun-
Gilman John Howe, who declined a re-
nomination owing to pressure of business.
The following standing committees for
the ensuing year were appointed by Mayor
Thomas s. Brown
Fire committee, William n. Halsey
tchairman), Conrad A. Joerg, Frank p.
Barr; water, Frank p. Barr chairman,
Conrad A. Joerg and William N. Halsey;
stationery and printing. William n: Hal
sey chairman, Arthur r.. Carr and Henry
Mortimer Libby; poor, Henry F: Banta
(chairman), Conrad A. Joerg and Henry
Mortimer Libby; police, Arthur r. Carr
(chairman), Henry Mortimer Libby and
William N. .Halsey; street lighting, Conrad
A. Joerg (chairman), Henry f. Banta and
Frank P. Barr: finance, Henry Mortimer
Libby (cbairman), Henry f. Banta and
Arthur r. Carr: telephone and trolley,
Arthur r. Carr (~chairman). William N.
Halsey and Frank P. Barr; auditing,
Henry F. Banta (chairman), Frank P. Barr
and Conrad A. Joerg; legal, Henry Mortimer
Libby chairman, Henry F. Banta and
Conrad A. Joerg; roads. Conrad A. Joerg
chairman, Henry i. Banta and Frank
P. Barr: sidewalks, Frank p. Barr CHAIR
mani. William N. Halsey and Conrad A.;
Joerg; members Board of Health, Second
Ward, James L.. Miller: Third Ward. Otto
Bluhm; town physician, DR.. George b.
PhiIhower; health inspector. Ernest e.
Faith: commissioner of assessments. Abranl
Blum: own engineer, Frank It. Sheperd;
town attorney, Guy J. Edwards; water
clerk, Newton r.. Woodruff; supervisor OF
roads, William Queeman; bookkeeper. Max
p. Kaufmann: registrar of vital statistics,
Henry NJ. Whitfield.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
SUBURBAN PAGE
MINISTER TO MARRY.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Travis, of Montclair,
Will Wed Miss Wilson.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alden Philbrick and
Howard Wilson. of so North Mountain ave
nue.. Montclair, nave issued invitations for
the marriage of their sister. Miss Mary
Eleanor Wilson, to the Rev. DIR. Thomas
Travis, pastor Of Pilgrim Church. Mont
clair. III ceremony will take place at
the Central Presbyterian Church.. West
Fffty-seventh street, New York city: on
Mr.. Travis is a son of the late William
Travis. of Bloomfield. and has been pastor
of Pilgrim Church about five years. The
church is an auxiliary of the First Con-
gregational Church, Montclair, and before
his acceptance of the pastorate he was
assistant to the Rev. DIR. Amory III. Brad
ford.
A card is issued with the announcement,
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. Travis VIII be
at home at so North Mountain avenue on
February II and Il. and Friday and Sat
urday, February p and % next.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
WHO'LL FIGHT MORAN?
British Pugilist Looking for Opponent
Attell Names His Terms.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-With Owen
'nolah Gu route to Chicago to begin Il the.
atrlcal engagement, Jimmy Coffroth is still
to md a suitable oppouent TO
meet the young Britisher.
II Attell agrees to fight or some light
weight Is secured, Moran will return TO
oan FRANCISCO IN time to fight or Wasb.
ihgtonss Birthday. Moran announced Ear
himself before he departed that he wonld
neht Attell at 122 ringside in case if was
10 be for forty-hve rounds or. to A finish
Today, Attel Is out with another proposl-
ton.
i want 10 announce" he said. "that 7
will agree to fight Moran at 122 ri7esidn
Tint is the featherweight limit. re sas
been doing a lot of talking about my na-
ing afraid of him! and now. / want to ca1l
the Englisllman. I said at first that IN.
weight must be the same as that al which
we fought before, but L will give him the
ringside weight"
Manager Harvey has already sxp,assod
himself forcibly. He said the other nieht
that ringside weight was not right. and
chat he would not agree to it. The only
satisfaction to be derived FROM Atta,Ts
statement is that he has already made ans
concession, and might possibly make an
other.
In regard to an offer from Los Angeles
Tor Moran to meet Jimmy Walsh in a ten
rohnd go, Harvey said that Moran woulc
lake on the match. but that II would be a,
eatch-Weishts- Walsh asks for 122 pounds
ringside, but the Engliehman isn't aeraa,
ing to anything of the kind these davs
Noran's fights here have netted him y7.00l
above all expenses. ~
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
M0NTCLAIR.

Montclair Circle No. 81, Brotherhood of
America. installed the following officers
last night: Chief Washington, Charles
Petersen; Chief Jefferson, Benjamin Carl
son; Chief Franklin. Alvin Benson; honor
able s~crollkeeper, James Dugan: honorable
register, Willis Dupue; treasurer. Peter p.
Ryan; honorable herald, Robert Walsh,
watcher OF day, Rudolph Prabst; watcher
Of night. James Smith; trustee, three
years. Robert Dow. The circle has eighty
eight members all in good standing, and
about $1,000 in the treasury.
Fred w. Gibbs. of Park street, and Ed
ward Concannon. of Bloomfield avenue,
will sail for Europe next Saturday, to be
gone about two months.
Mr.. N Mrs. John ]. Struble. Of Valley
road. gave a party last night at their
home in honor Of the tenth anniversary of
the birth Of their daughter Grace. About
twenty young folks were present and en-
1oyed games, candy, cake and ice cream.
Little Miss Grace received quite a number
OF useful presents.
Misc Edith Vader, of Harrison avenue,
Who has been spending the holidays with
her parents, has returned to her studies at
Holyoke, Mass.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
OFFICIAL INSPECTION
OF ORANGE WATERSHED.
Water and Sewer Improvements Pleased
City officers on Their Jaunt-
ing Tour.

~Disregarding the dangers occasioned by
an assemblage of thirteen persons, a num-
Der of Orange officials with visitors who
made up the hoodoo total yesterday es-
sayed to inspect the new work on several
city department systems yesterday. There
were no untoward developments, how
ever, that proved serious, although one
official had to see a physician today as the
result of pleurisy contracted on the ride.
One of the party left before an informal
luncheon was served and the number at
the table was reduced to twelve.
Accompanied by former Councilman Ed
ward 5. Perry, Chairman Edward Cheet-
nam. or the Orange water committee;
Chairman Joseph A. Birkholz, of the sewer
committee, with their committee members,
Minority Leader Arthur Seymour, Engi-
neer FRED i. Crane and Superintendent
Isaac n. Travis, made a tour Of inspec-
ton OF the water and sewer systems. The
party left Orange in carriages and went
over the ground where the new improve
ments to the two systems are in course
of construction.
Going over the line of the new water
pipe line the men saw that the work was
practically completed save where legal
troubles have prevented the city from
passing over private rights of way. The
new pumping station i'm Chestnut street
is In satisfactory condition and the reser-
xoir to be situated on the m%ountainside in
west orange is getting along well, exca-
walton having practically been completed.
Interest centred principally in the city
watershed and the fine property holdings
OF Orange were surveyed with critical eye
by the new city officials. The big upper
reservoir and C%ampbell's Pond were filled
with water. and the streams flowing over
the dams showed abundant supply for the
inhabitants. The ravine which in future
years will also be a bed for the larger
reservoir was commented upon favorably
by the officials and the possible site of a
dam to retain the water supply of the
future was gone over.
The new officials were advised by Mr..
Perry. who had charge Of the water affairs
in the past along various lines and many
questions were asked an answered. The
officials were pleased with the condition
of affairs. and at the conclusion of their
ride enjoyed an informal luncheon.