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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council Of Salt Lake City OF the intention
Of such Council TO make the following de-
ecribed Improvement. to wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral o.
vitrified pipe eight (s) Inches in diameter
In the center OF Alameda avenue between
Twelfth East and Thirteenth East streets
In Sewer District No. l, and defray the
abutters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at nine hundred TWEEN
ty-sevcn and 20-l00 (s92I.20) dollars. or
76-100 (s0,76) dollar per front or linear
foot OF abuttng property. there being 1920
feet abutting said Improvement. by a local
assessment upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described dis
trict being the district to be affected and
benefited by said improvement. namely:
The south side OF the north 1855 feet
OF the east 205 feet OF lot (, the south side
OF the north 1855 feet OF the west 3o5 feet
OF lot T. the north side OF the south 14s. 5
feet OF the east 305 feet OF lot 5. the
north side OF the south 1885 feet OF the
west 305 feet OF lot 8. block 81. plat F,
Salt Lake City Survey
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sentcd in writing to the City Recorder on
or before the 2nd day OF November. 1908
being the time set by said Council when
IL Will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated July 16, 1908.
]. B. NORTON.
City Recorder,
Sewer Extension No. 2OS. g164t
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Liberty Mining Company Princ,n,l
Trust Company building. Salt Lake Civ
Utah. Ni'S'
Notice Is hereby given that at q rnse+.
Of September, 1908, an assessment uay ny
three (S0.03) cents per share was Iev,sd
on the capital stock of the Liberty Min.
ing Company, corporation. payable i'm
mediately to Harvey ]. Jones, secretarv
SOB Utah Savings and Trust Companv
building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 9Th day of No
vember. 1908, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sole at public euction. and
unless payment thereof Is made before
1903. Mt 10 o'clock g. m, to pay the ns.
linquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and sale.
-. HARVEY J. JONES. Sec.
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ALLEGED FAULTY TITLE
IS BASIS OF A SUIT

William J. Barrette. Friday, brought
suit against S. A. Whitney in the Third
district court to recover $3.50 alleged
to be due for damages because of faulty
title TO section of lot 4, block l3, plat
D, Salt Lake City survey. which the de-
fendant sold to the plaintiff October
II, this year.
The defendant agreed. it is set out,
that in the event the title should not
be marketable he would take the ncces,
sary steps and stand the necessary es-
pense of making the title marketable.
This he has not done, it is alleged.
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Another capacity house greeted "The
Clansman", at the Salt Lake theater FRI
day afternoon, and the engagement Will
close with the performance this evening.
1t Is one OF the best plays that has been
seen in Salt Lake for long while.
"a Millionaire Tramp terminates It's
engagement at the Grand theater with
matinee and evening performance to-
day THE Pride OF New York" mu-
several large vaudeville acts added. will
be the attraction at the Grand all next
week, starting with the Sunday evening
performance, One Of the features OF the
performance Is the exhibition OF Wal
lace, the untamcd man-eating lion. by
Frank Hail. the famous English lion
tanner. who will enter the cage with this
animal at every performance. Wallace
Is undoubtedly the fiercest Of all animals
now before the public and has as yet been
unconquered by any person.
This afternoon and evening will wit
ness the last performances Of the bill Of
head-liners being presented at the Or
the rule for the past week. while the en-
tire house Is practically sold out for both
this afternoon and evening performances
1t Is generally conceded to be one OF thu
pheum, The sketch, "Chums." Is a par
ticular favorite, while every act has been
moro than warmly received.
The biggest attraction Of the season at
the Auditorium pavilion Is scheduled to
when a big mask ball will be
given. To the music OF an enlarged or
chestra and under the glare Of hundreds
of yari-coloIed electric and gas lights.
goblins, devils, fairies, imps md other
impersonated characters will dance from
o'clock until midnight.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
FAILS TO HOLD MEETING

Election appears to have demoralized
the board of public works. too.
A quorum could not be obtained Friday
night, and there was no meeting only
Chairman II. G. Mcmillan and C., p
Brooks being present. The meeting was
postponed until o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon.
P. M. Anderson's and Louis Geisler's
bids on the buildings for the gas producer
and the engineers residence at the new
west side sewage plant. AND p. J. Mornn's
bid on the paving Of the intersections Of
Exchange place were handed In, as they
wero last Tuesday night. and handed
back again. to be presented again
Wednesday afternoon. Besides these
bids, the board Of works will consider
Moran's bid on the curbnE and gutterins
OF Third East street between Tenth and
Twelfth South streets, Wednesday after
noon.
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DIED

ANDERsoN-In Mount Pleasant, Oot1i o,l
her 40. 1908. of typhoid fever eihN"eh
Anderson. ngcd twenty-five yeArS' o,
MARTIN-In this city. October SV' noe oyoo'
ezo ,s; -sh "tsi Ei-st West, aged 10 years Re
S0S SnS,ps m0fsI viii be taken to Peoria H., for
interment Funeral notice 10 DE- S''"
later Peoria. Ill, papers please copy,
DEARING-In this city. October ~, I,, noJo'
E,orcnce Bearing. the S-year-old dAu8h-
y or Mrs Conrad bearing Miller Re,
rpa mains m arc mt O'Donnell & Co.'S funeral
narlors. Funeral services VIII be hcIa ron, ,,
the Seventeenth ward meetns nJu"e W. .
Sunday afternoon ut l:So e'''h
tnrment In city cemetery
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs

Office Of the Board Of Public Work, Sal,
Lake City. Utah. October 16. 1905:
office until 8 o'clock D. m. FrsSa~ nn.a
vem6er s.. 1908. for the work OF con- so
StTnctins Sewer Extension No. al.
INSTRUCTIONS to bidders, together ,,t..
plans. profile. specifications and ,ormn WIN
Tor contract and bond. can be ohtsinaS
soand Hnon nPpl0sfon Siic ct the office of the
The right Is reserved to reject any s,d
BY order OF the Board Of Public wo...
H @. M'MILLAN
LOUIS c. KELSEY. City ISasImsn. Ensinssn..
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vcmber 6. 1908, for the work Of con-
structiDG Sewer Extension No. 213.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans, profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond can be obtained
upon application at the office of the
Board OF Public Works or city engineer
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Public Works,
II. G. NJ MILAN,
Chairman.
LOUIS C. KELSEY. City Engineer.
OIL
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Veteran Editor Dies.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. so,-Michael P.
Murphy. veteran newspaper man. for
years holding editorial positions on To-
ledo papers and former proprietor and
editor OF the Sunday Courier Journal
was found dead In bed this morning
Death was due to an overdose OF chloro-
form. taken, IT Is believed, to relieve
severe toothache.
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ADJUSTMENTS

IN SALT LAKE THEATERS. .
SALT LAKE THEATER-"The :
Clansman." Matinee. 2:15. Even :
Ing, Sis. :
GRAND THEATER-"A Million :
aire Tramp" Matinee, 2:15. .
Evening, S:i5. :
ORPHEUM THEATER-Advauc .
vaudeville. Matinee, 2,15, Even .
Ing, 8;15. ;
LYRIC ER-Cameraphone. .
Moving talking pictures. Natl :
nee, 2. Evening, I. .
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board Of Public Works, Salt
Lake City. Utah, October 16 1908:
Sealed proposals. will be received at thiu
office until 8 o'clock p. m, Friday, Mo-
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Scrofula. with its swollen glands, run.
eruptious, yields to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Sewer Extension No. 2Os. g1s41
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice: There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account Of
assessment No, 2, levied on the 3lst day
OF August, 1908, the several amounts set
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LADIES: MAKE SH1EI
Materials furnished ny. AT
ticulas stamped envelops. s.un,isl
Imperial Shield Co.. st. Iou,.p y
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TgE
United States for the District of Utah
In the matter OF w. j. Morton. vol.
~ bankrupt;Mln bankruptcy. No. 1914,
inc creators OF w. J. Morton. of Salt
Lake City. in tho county OF Salt Lake
and district aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given TINT on tho
sth day OF October. 1908. the said w I
and that the first meeting Of his cred
TORS Will be held nt my office In rho
Commercial GO IN" ola block Salt Lake City. Utah.
on ene Stn day OF November, 1905 at Ii
said creditors may attend, prove tbeir
claims, appoint n trustee, examins The
bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before ssid
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In BankruDtcy
Salt Lake City, Oct. 90, 1908 vSsoo
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WANTED-ELDERLY T1C.
about two hours honssnt
lot Two gentlemen, liberal nSy
3l2 Brooks arcade, or phopsI ~ T.,
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TRAVELLING POSITION or,
expenses guaranteed sals,r y
tors. Room II. lndependcs,.
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PARTNER WANTED IN prC-
sition known; make money u
il, Independence Hotel. V
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And in accordance with the law and en-
order OF the board of directors made on
the 31st day Of August. 1908. SO MANY
may be necessary Will be sold at the Of
flee OF the company. No. 80 South Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 2nd
o'clock y. m. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses of the sale
ERNEST NJ. FOWLER
Secretary and Treasurer
Office No 80 South Main street, Salt
Like City Utah. g1S9l
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States FOR the District OF Utah
In the matter of Emil Carlson. vol
oankrupt,-In bankruptcy, No. 1912
To the creditors OF Emil Carlson OF Muir
ray. In the county OF Salt Lake and dis
tTict aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
sth S Day OF october, 1908. the said Emil
carlson was duly adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his cred :
itors Will be held at my office In the
commercial block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busl-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in Bankruptcy
salt Lake City, Oct. 90. 1905 r3sOs
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GIRL FOR GENERAL, uor--
55G j.. End So. oost
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COMPETENT GrRT. ros
housework. small farnyo.h on
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WANTED--SITUATIoN

LADY WISHES PLAIN SEWING; chill
dren's clothes specially; at house or
will 20 to residence, Address Goo Ir1D Igaoo
une.
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GIRL WANTED, SMALL -,
washing light work. Ind. rSsQ ss
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Dress suits for rent. Daniels, tho
Tailor, 81 w. 2nd South.
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COMPETENT GIRL Eon
homework. family OF thrsss. hs eE,
232 M ST Bell phone isfs s-gooi
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MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES GEN
era office work: can give pest vi ~, 5g
ercnces ADDRESS C-5l. Tribune. g333a !
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ROOKkEEPER AND GENERAL OF.
nee man would like work evenings and
Saturday afternoons. Address Gag. IT'D,
une. sN"
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A RELIABLE WOMAN Fnp =
housekeeping. 535 r. Isl s, 81
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WOMAN FOR WASHING Avn !
Ing. 53S 8th ave. Y
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REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY
wishes position as housekeeper; Is eX-
perienced. and good cook, Address G-33;
Tribune. e"-Vo
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TYPOGRAPHICAL DRAUGHTSMaN
wants evening work; good letterer' az
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r1INERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTUHS
rnEn w Hall, UNDERTAKEN AND
eInoai'ne'' so W Y492
10lQ
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ALL KINDS OF PAINTING AND DEC
Grating and paper hanging Address
G-29 Tribune, soiS9
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YOUNG MAN OF SOME EXpFz
as assistant bookkeeper: referu
quired- Address G-43. TrIbuns.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBSToNES
ISpCE >sTOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie Display yards. 42S 8 olatc.
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WANTED Hprn

OUR EXHIBIT AT rHv ~
demonstrated our suns, sTAIy
othcr5 In getting resuIts s..orily 3
Ing; Utah Business Col,sapn "a
cialists School by Snos1ss; n
and First South. pcclallstt7 =
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GIRL ABOUT Is TO Wopv !,
works, So per week. Rsr1I I
and Dye works. 1876 z. 2nd s.
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GOOD LAUNDRESS AND HOUSE
cleaner wants work by the day. 253
3rd ave Bell phone 1867. g34lG
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WANTED HELP-Ml

4 WOMAN TO HELP WITH q
housework, Heron hotel. ~
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERA. h
work; no washing. Apply i (
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WANTED HELP-MlYE
0~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~-~~>.~~-~~S-sX 49,.
l6- YEAR-OI.U BOY FOR SHOE
ing at Lincoln House: good =,
willing boy,
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GOOD SECOND GIRL. APPLY /
Main.
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COATMAKERS. PANTSN.sgERj
vestmakers. Globe Tailoring @
End South.
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wANTED-sA1Esr
WANTED SALEShEN ~
soap selling o1peris,nevo,r ,n vo,reYla
ence, salary expected. &
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CUT FLOWERS
TIJT Fl OVER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs Under Natl BanK oil hep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
PLUME WANTS INCOME
Says Colonial Trust Co Has MOI
Compiled with Law.

Frank c. Plume, who has been
sued by the Colonial Trust company
to recover some $4,000 on note
which he gave his father years ago
has undertaken to turn the tables
on that concern. To-day he filed
with the probate court an applica.
ton to have the trust company dis
missed from its Office as executor of
his fathers estate on the grounds
that 1t has not complied with the
provisions of his fathers WILL His
father. David S. Plume, left in trust
with the Colonial Trust company
$4,000, with provisions that Frank
be paid an annual income of $1,000
in monthly installments and it seems
the trust company has refused TO
pay him one cent of this legacy. He
sets forth in his complaint that
there is more than enough of funds
In the company's possession belong
ing to his fathers estate out OF
which this monthly. payment could
easily be paid.
He goes further and complains
that the company has not proceeded
to settle up his fathers estate and
that the time allowed by law for it
to do so has expired and therefore
he asks that the company be ousted
from its Office as executor. There
will be hearing on the petition in
the course of week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
FINES CASE
To Show Books Of Connecticut
Co Put Over Again.

There will be few more gray
hairs in Alderman Fines brown
locks before his pet case, the suit
of the city to make the Connect
cut company show its books. will be
heard in the superior court. During
the past few weeks the case has
been set down for hearing every
week Week before last it was set
down for the following Tuesday and
every lawyer engaged in 1t sprang
from his chair the moment 1t was
called out and said the case was
ready and the way they said
ready" one would imagine 1t was
aching to be tried.
And no doubt the poor case Is
aching to be disposed of for 1t has
been set up" so often by the printer
who prints the assignment lis, week
after week, it must have been pretty
we'll pinched by this time.
Well. when Tuesday came around
there were no lawyers on deck and
over the case went for reassignment
on the following Friday at shor.
calendar. OnC6 more IL Wdo ao-
signed for the ensuing Tuesday, spe-
cial this time, and there was no
doubt about it either. the lawyers
had it understood, that if the court
house was standing the case should
be tried next Tuesday, When
Tuesday came, the lawyers were at
their post sure enough but 10! and
behold, it was the request that the
case go over as they could not at
tend to it, but they surely would be
able to take care of it next Tuesday
sure" And once more 1t took a
tumble off the assignment list, and
Alderman Fine began to have bad
nights. Last Friday the case was
once more put down for next Tues
day. to follow such and such a
case.
Everybody smiled, except the law
yers in the case. That next Tues
day" was to-day, and the first thing
the lawyers did after coming down
town was to hike around to each
others Office and arrange to have the
case go over, not to tomorrow, or
the day after or the day after that
but for the term, if you please, and
if the case will be tried before next
Christmas it will be passing strange,
and by that time Aldermine Fine
will have learned something about
1awyerS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
CRUSHED BY WHEELS
Patrick Carey Met Death Near
West Main Street Crossing.

Patrick Carey, aged 22 years, for
some time past an employee of the
O'Brien Construction Co, was killed
about $50 o'clock last evening on
the railroad near the West Main
street crossing He boarded at 249
Bank street and was on his way
home from Waterville, where he
worked during the day. A work
train consisting of a tender, locomo-
tive, caboose containing Il number
of laborers, and fiat car, in charge
of Conductor ID. A. Amman with
Engineer P. J. Dorm and Fireman J.
f. Goodrich, bore down on him and
crushed the life out of him before
he knew what had happened. The
engineer saw the man on the track,
but he was not able to stop in time
to avoid the accident His head was
ground to pieces so that death was
instantaneous. Medical examiner
Crane viewed the body and ordered
the remains removed To Bergins
morgue.
vi SohiC llIlC tHC booy W do I'LL
identified, but few hours after the
fatality Dennis O'Leary identified it
as that of Patrick Carey. This was
verified by his pay check, No 27S.
His mother and sister live at SIS
South Willow street. Deputy Cor
oner Makepeace is conducting an ex-
animation and will report his llnding
as soon as possible.
The deceased was born in Derry
name, County Kerry, Ireland, and
had been in this country about six
years. He was bright young man
and had a large circle of relatives
and acquaintance. Besides his
mother, Mrs Mary Carey, he leaves
a sister, Mrs Dennis Brennan, and
two brothers, John, of Torrington,
and Michael, of New York. The flu
neral will be held Thursday morn
ing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
THE POLICE COURT.
Nom Support Case Put Over for q
Week

Charles Connors made row at his
home on Railroad Hill street yester-
day and in the city court to-day
Judge Burpee committed him to Jail
for sixty days
George Anderson, colored waiter
at the Hub restaurant was charged
with stabbing one John Leonard, who
is believed to have fed the state The
story was that Anderson was cutting
meat when someone struck him on
the head. Anderson turned about
and made a swing with the knife two
or three times The wounds were in
flicted on Leonard's right arm and
they were sewed up by DR. Johnson.
John Kendrick stated that he heard
a cry and then saw Anderson fash
his carving knife, but whom he
struck with IL he could not say.
Patrick Donovan was rather an in
different witness. He seemed to know
nothing about the matter notwith-
standing that he told Officer Dunphy
all about ii last evening. The conse-
quence to Donovan was that he was
arrested for contempt of court and
fined SIS, while Anderson was fined 81
and costs. bench warrant was is
sued for Leonard
Patrick Trombley was fined SIS and
costs for breach of the peace. from
bley is painter and he had dis
pute with client over the merits of
job.
A case against Claude E. Smith
for non-support of his family was
continued week to allow the proba-
ton officer to investigate and Am
brose Buckley who used to run
photograph gallery on Bank street
and now conducts grocery store on
Bunker Hill paid $40 in settlement
of the case for breach of the peace
against him. He promised to be good
beside paying his money,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
EARTH CRACKING IN VERMONT.
Fissure Quarter Of Mile Long and
40 Feet Wide Near Randolph.

Randolph, VT. April 2S.-A crack
seventy-five feet wide and a quar-
ter of mile long has appeared In
the surface OF the earth here.
The fissure has been growing since
March %. when 1t appeared at a
small eulvert on the road leading
to North Braintree.
Road Commissioner Morse has
been seeking to stop up the assures,
but it has steadily widened to the
above dimensions. following 4 dip
in the land 10 stream tributary of
the White River.
II is thought that the sinking was
caused by an underlying stratum of
quicksand which has been set in
motion by water.