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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Reigers and
child are boarding at w. S. Hibbard's.
Mr.. Reigers is the artist engaged in
decorating the congregational church.
He is German and apainter of mark
ed ability, having decorated some
of the largest and best churches IN
New England. Besides being an artist
Mr.. lReigers is a gentleman of wide
experience and learning. speaking
several languages fuently and went
through the Boer war in South Africa
on the Boer side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sturtevant
and two daughters of Franklin, n. H..
and his sister, Mrs. Thompson of
Montreal called on Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Currier, Sunday Mr.. Sturtevant
is an old. schoolmate of Mrs. Curriers'
and was once resident OF this town,
living on the farm now owned by S. S.
Hill. Mr.. Sturtevant is ex-mayor of
Franklin and has extensive interests
IN three knitting machine and needle
factories. one Of which is located there
The family are members of a party of
| III touring the state in automobiles.
The band concert Saturday evening
drew large crowd and all enjoyed 1t
very much. A party of travelling
men listening to the concert from
the piazza of the Crystal Lake House
! began clapping vigorously after each
of the first numbers but seeing that
| the home crowd did not respond were
overheard discussing the matter and
one of the party remarked. why don t
they give them the glad hand? Moth
| ing gives band more courage and
pleasure than little appreciation
from the listeners. Let's take the
hint and show the band we really do
appreciate them.
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Monument to Former Resident.

1t may be of interest to the older
readers of this vicinity to learn that
a monument has recently been erected
to the late John Hamilton Ora ham,
LII. D., of Richmond, P. O.. in Saint
Anne's cemetery in that town. This
monument was erected to his memory
by the Grand lodge of Free Masons
of the Province of Quebec, of which
Mr.. Graham was the first Grand
Master. holding that Office for 18
years. The pedestal of the monument
is of white marble, stands eight feet
high, crowned with a life sized cop
per bust Of Mr.. Graham. In his youn-
ger days he began mis- career as a
teacher in West Glover. He then be-
came principal of the Northfield acad-
emy (Vt.), going from there to Rich
mond.P P O., first as professor and then
principal Of St. Francis college of that
place. He held this position for many
years. His death occurred there ten
years ago. The monument was un-
veiled on June 19 with very impressive
ceremonies by the Grand Lodge of
Quebec and Grand Royal Arch Masons
of Quebec Mr.. Graham's son. George
M, and daughter. Mrs. A. R. Hale, and
husband of Springfield, Mass, were
among those present at the unveiling
of the monument.
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CHAMPLAIN CELEBRATION
Brief Information Paragraphs concerning
the Coming Event.

The tercentenary dates are: Swan
ton and Vergennes. July 3 burlington,
week of July 10; Isle LaMotte, July 8 !;
Presidential day at Burlington, Thurs
day. July 8.
Railway excursions will be run from
all points to the celebration centers.
The Indian pageants will be given at
Burlington and Isle La Motto.
The foreign governments officially
represented at the tercentenary will be
Great Britain. France and Canada.
Chorus singing will be features at
all celebration points.
A Marathon race will be run in Bur-
lington on Monday, July 5. The mon
ey stake is $500 and John H. Hayes
of worldwide fame, "Pat" White the
Irish runner, Black Hawk and Simp-
son, the Indians and Carvajal the Gu
ban, are now in training for the Bur-
lington race.
The religious services on Sunday
July 4, not only at the places of Cham
plain interest but throughout Vermont,
promise to he unusually impressive.
Everyth about the celebration at
Vergernes is free excepting the ban
quet and ball game.
The Right Honorable James Bryce,
who will be orator at Burling ton on
presidential day, has the reputation of
! being able to speak at any length or
any subject at moments notice.
The Honorable Rodolph Lemieux,
Canadian minister of posts and tele.
graph, who will speak at Swanton,
Burlington and Isle La Motto, ranks as
one Of the brightest after dinner talk
ers in the Dominion.
For presidential banquet tickets ad.
dress, w. J. Bigelow for informa tior
concerning lodgings in Burlington, c.
E. Allen for grand stand seats. Johr
j. Whalen; for automobile informa
ton, E. A. Brodie; all of Burlington
Do it now.
A dirigible balloon will make daily
ascensions during tercentenary weel
at Burlington, weather permitting. =
Cash prizes to large amount will
be given to uniformed organization
in the drill work on fraternity day
Wednesday, July Z.
One piece of fireworks to be dis
played at Burlington cost $500.
The Federal Exposition shows to b
in Burlington all tercentenary week
have no less than 10 baby lions, som
less than two weeks old.
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Corner Stone Laying at East Craftsbury.

The corner stone of the new United
Presbyterian church at East Crafts
bury was laid at the noon hour Friday,
in the presence of a large number Of
people. The ceremonies opened with
the singing of .'Old Hundred by the
choir, after which the prayer of
invocation was offered by Rev. John
Hood Of Greensboro. The 84th Psalm
was then read after which the corner
stone was lifted into it's place and sealed
In the bed of mortar prepared for it
at the southwest corner of the build
ing. Prayer was offered by Rev. S. 7.
Achenbach of Greensboro. The large
audience then retired to the green plot
across the street where in the refresh
ing shade of the naples the oratorcal
part of the program was carried out.
The first address was by Rev. w. A
Pallock of South Ryegate who spoke
eloquently Of the great corner stone
of the kingdom which is the Master
himself. He was followed by Rev.
inlmitable style that is always win
Achenbach of the congregational
church of Greensboro delivered a breezy
and sparkling address and closed with
EsAltogether it was happy and
profitable day for the congregation
The people of the church seem full of
zeal and perseverance. A box made
of copper especially made for the
occasion was deposited in the stone
watch contained documents and records
of the congregation and its various
organizations written on the most
lasting quality Of linen paper with
record ink. The box contained a
historical sketch of the congr egation,
a roll Of the membership. roll of the
Sunday school teachers and officers, a
roll of the Woman's Missionary society,
the Christian Endeavor soci ETY. and
the program Of the exercises of the
day. Also several newspapers of the
current month, including the Monitor
Burlington Free Press and the ST.
Johnsbury Caledonian. The members
of the Woman's Missionary society
worked untiringly to make the day g
success and the bounteous dinner they
served free to all was the concluding
performance and with its social fellow
ship was delight to all.
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The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Barton postoffice, June 80.
Please say advertised" when calling
for them: Mad conference.-the, Miss
Rosy Forrest, H. N. Foster and Ira
A. Thomas.
]. M. Elliott is repairing his block
on Main street occupied by A. A.
Larabee and in which the fire occurred
a few weeks ago. The new roof
is of metal and inside repairs are also
necessary.
News has been received of the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Gardner on Sunday. Mrs. Gardner was
Carrie Whitney of this place. They
reside in Greenfield, Mass. now and
have five children.
Mrs. Daisy Hathaway of Boston
arrived at Hotel Barton last evening
and Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Wyler Of
New York are expected tonight to
spend the summer here the guests
of Mrs. Hall and Mr.. Phillips.
Everett A. Clark, VINO has been a
substitute C ERIK on the railroad mail
service for some time, has received a
regular run on the Alburg and Albany
division and will begin his regular trlI s
| between Rutland and Burlington to-
morrow.
The railroad company have just
completed putting in the new siding
south of the freight station. The
siding is short, owing to the small
space here, but will hold five cars
and will greatly accommodate the
freighting public and growing demand
for more freighting at this point.
The rural letter carriers will picnic
at Hosmer pond, Albany. Monday,
when they observe the Fourth of July.
The families of the carriers and
sub-carriers are also invited. Fruit
anc ice cream will be served and the
party will have the use of a power
boat on the pond during the day.
The past week has been exrrem ely
hot, the thermometer registering &C
and above in the shade nearly every
day The past two days have been
considerably cooler There continues
to be little rain and grass is light ano
the farmers feel little discouraged
over the outlook of the hay crop.
4 Mrs. Zilla Davis of Evansville. 81
years old, spent Saturday visiting
Mrs. Emily Hunt, an aged lady here
Mrs. Hunt was 90 years old last Jan
!, uary and has been confined to her bee
the past year, but is able to be abou
!, the house again. They had fine Wis
it and it is hoped they may enjoy man.
more such occasions.
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Veterans Meet.

The sixteenth annual reunion of
Company F, 18th Vermont Regiment
was held at Holbrook's S Landing, New
port, Wednesday. June %. Just As
years since the company lost 50 men
captured on the Weldon railroad, Va,
and three of that number were present
and II Of the company were present
and enjoyed a good visit, revived
memories of their army life, enjoyed a
good and hearty dinner prepared by
the ladies and pleasant ride on the
steamer. They all hope to return one
year from this June.
President, S. H. Holbrook,
Secretary, E. H. Webster.
Members present Company F, vt
Daniel Brooks, L. P. Brooks, Nixon
Morse, Thomas Marnock, Geo. Grig-
wire, S. H. Holbrook, H. T. Marckres,
Elisha Foster, M. A. Foss, ]. w. Jos.
Visiting comrades j. 0. Bailey, Co.
Co. F, 9th Reg, Vermont; Albert
Webster, Co. M, 18th Reg, Vermont
judah Brooks, Barton; R. E. Davis ane
family, Glover Capt. w. B. Holbrook
Derby: AS. Holbrook, Spanish war,
and family, Dwight, H.. A. G. Sleep
er, Co. E, 9th Reg. Vermont; Alber
Merriam, Glover.
Ladies present. Marnock, Mrs
Mansur; Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. Holbrook
Mrs. D. G. Brooks, Mrs. R. E. Cheney
Mrs. Morette. Mrs. A. Webster, Mrs
r. E. Davis, Miss M. L. Davis, Mrs
Sleeper; Mrs. A. Holbrook and sons
Miss Mooney; Mrs. A. Merriam.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-30

Robert McMurray and family of
Lennoxville, P. O., visited his sister,
Mrs. H. d Graves, over Sunday
Charles Collins and Clinton Cook
have finished work for C. H. jackson
at Derby Line and returned home.
C. A. Mute has installed a new
automatic computing scale made by
the Simpson Computing Scale Co.
Mrs. C. B. Webster and son Harold
returned Saturday, from a visit to
relatives and friends in Waterbury.
The warning for special school
meeting will be found on page two.
This meeting is for tomorrow evening.
There will be regular meeting of
Crescent lodge, No al. |. 0. 0. F., on
Tuesday evening. Work in the second
degree.
The Misses Marr of Cleveland, Ohio,
have been visiting their cousin, Mrs
F. S. Whitcher, and aunt, Mrs. David
Collision.
Mrs Arthur White and children of
Genoa, Neb.. came east several weeks
ago and have been visiting relatives
here and elsewhere.
Miss Florence B. Jenkins of Lyndon
vile and Simon 2 Dopp of Glover were
married at the parsonage by Rev. w.
A. Warner Saturday.
John Arkley gave the members of
the M. E. choir boat ride on the
lake last evening. The outing We 8
greatly enjoyed by all the party.
Two parties of 10 persons from Mont
pelier and other places stopped at
Hotel Barton Saturday night on their
auto trip, touring the state.
Miss Isabel Hamilton and Marjorie
Hastings left yesterday for a several
weeks visit to relatives in Cam obell.
town, N. B., and other places.
Mrs. R. H. Noonan and daughter
Hazel left to-day on a carriage drive
to Vergennes and Bridgeport, where
they will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jane Buswell Hatch, formerly
of this place and who has recently
been visiting here returned the first of
the week to her home in New Hamp.
shire.
The races here Saturday promise te
be exciting as will be seen from the
list of entries found on another page
of this paper. There are over 80 horses
entered. f
F. w. Cltting of New York city
formerly manager of the Peerless fac.
tory here. but now president of the
concern, visited his sister, Miss Grace
over Sunday.
Clyde Cooper is entertaining a great
uncle, A. S. Prescott of Goshen. Ind
Mr.. Prescott was once resident ol
this state but has been west for I
number of years.
The Peerless factory will be closed OF
Friday for three weeks, for tn.
purpose of invoicing, repairing ant
the annual vacation. Work will begil
again Monday. July 26th.
G. E. Hamblet has purchased th
Joslyn house on Church street and will
! take immediate possession. This j
one of the best locations in town an
will make Mr.. Hamblet fine residence
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Come to Barton Saturday to Caleb "a: ,

lone TO barton Saturday ID \elsb "a
You can get more at Barton in the
way of a Fourth of July celebration
than at any other place. In the first
place there will be ball game at 10
o'clock in the forenoon between the
Independents ofDerby Line and Barton
You know the reputation of both
teams and can be assured it will be no
''give away" game. The independents
have a strong aggregation and Barton
expects to be there with the goods
as usual when it comes to ball game.
| At 1890 the racing will be started
and from the looks by the list of
entries published on another page of
this paper there will be some good
racing. E. D. Harpin of Windsor will
act as starter. Between the heats
the various races and sports will take
place, including the various foot and
bicycle races, tug of war, etc. Don't
stay away from the races and you will
[ be sorry if you miss the ball game
and other sports. The Barton band
will furnish music for the day and Mr.
Hubbard will have the dining hal
open and serve meals on the European
plan. Tell your friends to meet yo,
at Barton.
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St. PauPs Church Notes.

Mass at East Albany at 9 80 a. m.
Sunday and mass here at II O'Clock.
There was pretty church wedding
at the Catholic church Sunday at 1920
o'clock. when Miss Evelia Bedard and
Leon Comeau, were united in marriage.
They were attended by Miss Elizabeth
Boucher as bridesmaid and Eugene
Bedard was best man. There were
also two flower girls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Comeau left on the air line that
evening for Canada amid showers of
rice and congratulations from their
friends.
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SOUTH BARTON.

Miss Rose Carey of North Troy Wis
tied at o. c. Abbott's few days last
week.
B. c. Berry has returned from Bos-
ton where he has been visiting his
daughter.
G.I. Drown drove to Littleton, N. H.,
last week and will make few weeks
stay there.
Mr.. Taylor, who has taken Mr.. Ber-
rvs place in the station, is boarding at
Olin Abbots.
The box supper Friday evening
netted about $40 and was a very
pleasant event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Lyndon
vile recently spent Sunday with Mrs.
Phillips daughter here.
The songs by Miss Bickford of
Glover at the box supper were very
much appreciated by the audience.
H. E. Currier is visiting friends in
town.
Michael Corley died Monday,
June 81.
u. Miles has purchased two
seated automobile.
Alma Shepard of Ohio was in town
one day last week.
John France of Island Pond is visit
ing at Eli Gilbert's.
Roy Cheney of Orleans was in town
last week on business.
Clarence Shedd has moved into
the Ed. jackson house.
Ira Drown visited his parents in
Bloomington last week.
! st phi n Murphy of Lowell was in
town oue day last week.
Children's day was observed last
Sunday at the M. E. church.
M. Shatney and family moved into
Ida Munson's house last week.
The Cong. society met last week
Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Davis.
/ Bertha Marshal of Craftsbury is
I working for Mrs. Geo. Lawrence.
John Kelley has purchased an auto
mobile which arrived last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Miller of New
nort we're guests at Elijah Stones last
W elk.
Mrs. Exor Mitchell is caring for
Frank Days children at this present
time.
John Govro has moved into his
house in which NJ. Shatney has been
/ living
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miles of Montpe-
lier are visiting relatives and friends
in town.
Edward Richardson and Frank
Pierce were in Orleans recently on
9 business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Burt attended
the funeral of his uncle at West Derby
last week.
/ w. S. Eldridge and his granddaugh-
} ter, Mildred Stewart, were in Orleans
very recently.
Edwin Gray of Dispatch, N. Y. came
very recently to visit his grandpa
rents few weeks.
; Mr.. Drown of Brownington was in
, town one day, visiting his son who
works for Frank Button.
Mrs. Stillman Searles visited her
cousin, Mrs. Amy Ames of the South
! village, several days last week.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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FOR SALE-New Concord wagon,
Ryan make. Call and see it. DR..
Wells, Orleans. If
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under this
head az ttCo cents per word for first insertion
and one cent per word thereafter. Cash st
accompany the order No advertisement ,Oitt
De inserted for less than tlcenty-fUe cents.
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FOR SALE Light two horse Lilly
wagon at discount, with double body
j. l.. Archambault, Barton. 1921
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FOR SALE-Blockwood; hard and
soft slabs. Must be paid for on de-
livery. Silver, Barton. 23tf
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LOST
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Less than cost, one
horse rake, one hay tedder, both new.
j. S. Wiley, Irasburg. 1928
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CAMP TRIPPERS ATTENTION.
We have very good bargains in canvas
tents. Some slightly used. Ropes,
stakes and poles are included with
tent. Write for literature and prices.
Weboer Lumber Co., Fitchburg,
Mass. 26.27
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WHEN you hire a horse get safe
one. have no horses that are afraid
of automobiles. Single and double
teams safe for women to drive. w.
A Murray, Barton. Crystal Lake
Livery. 23tf
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FARMERS NOTICE-Veal me
some number one calves. the best ones
are selling high and will right through
the summer. Still buying sugar and
wool. G. S. Dodge, Orleans. 22tf
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FARM FOR SALE-Known as the
Deacon Hitchcock farm, three and
one-half miles from Barton, same
distance from Orleans Contains Us
acres of land, excellent sugar orchard
all equipped. Good apple orchard,
running water to house and barn.
Price if sold at once. $1,000. $500
down and easy terms for the rest. S.
E. WinsIow, Barton. 26.27
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE-Paid for
wool any day. Monday preferred.
H. G. Gay, Barton, VT. 23eow
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FOR SALE-One set of double driv-
ing harnesses. One Watchie buggy,
Concord style. One light buggy pole.
One Paine long shaft sulky. Mrs.
j. G. Peene. Inquire of G. H. Davis
Co, Barton. 261w
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WANTED-Days' work in village
by Mrs. Shortsleeves, Water ST. 17tf
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WILLOUGHBY LAKE colored post
cards. 10 for 10c postpaid. Whipple,
French & Co., Orleans. 25 28
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FOR SALE-Small parcel of land
suitable for cottage lots on Willoughby
lake. |. A. Lyon, Westmore. If
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WANTED.

WANTED Dressmaking. Mrs. C.
A. Day, Albany. 4Wp
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Cottage on Parker pond.
Allan Gilmour. West Glover. 21tf
TO RENT-Cottage on Crystal Lake,
Barton. Inquire at post office. 25tf
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WE PAY SC for rubber, Soc per hun
dred for rags, cash. Frank Chandler
Barton. 24tf
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NOTICE-If you wish to sell your
farm. timber lot, mill, shop or real
estate of any kind, low rates. no ex-
pense until sold; write, call or tele-
phone. George Hoyt. Orleans. l3tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. J. G. LOWERY will serve
dinner upstairs in the Kimbal block
to the public on Saturday. lw
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FOR SALE-Six new milch cows
and good full blood two-year-od Jer-
sey bull. E. A. Wilson, Glover 25-26p
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WANTED-At once, experienced
table girl, Hotel Barton. 23tf
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FOR SALE-A horse, five years old
last September; color, chestnut: six
teen hands, weighs 100 lbs. perfectly
sound, a great roader; will GO ten
miles per hour easy; price reasonable.
Apply to Samuel Parker, Orleans. 17tf
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WANTED-Student nurses at the
Procor hospital, Proctor, VT.
Applicants should address, Mrs. M.
E. Green, Matron, Proctor. 26tf
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U. S. SEPARATORS on hand,
Will exchange for any make. Cal
and see if l can't save you money
See No. IA. c. H. Whitcher, Albany
.,a 26-28p
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WANTED-Five or six good carpen-
ters. Promise work until December.
Geo. Goodheart, Crystal Lake hotel.
Barton. 24tf
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FOR SALE-Four horses weighing
from 900 to 1900 pounds. Good drivers
and workers II. c. Bassett, Orleans
1w
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FOR SALE-One four and one six
horse power gasoline engine. Saw
rigs with both. Will exchange for
cows. E. G. Wilson. Barton. 22tf
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FOR SALE-12 cottage lots of 25
foot lake frontage and 100 feet deep
in the Foster grove. Willoughby lake,
!. 0. Robinson. Admr., Barton, R. F.
D. 25-27
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-08-26
The Contract Let.

The contract for the big new
mill for the Mission mine was let
last week. The Webb City Iron
Works securing the plum. The
mill is to be a huge affair, and is
to be capable of milling four
hundred tons of dirt every
twenty-four hours. Work on the
mill has already began and II
will be pushed as fast as possible.
While the new mill is being built
the old mill is to be run steadily
as possible, and the output of the
mine will begin to show up in
the report of ore sales very soon
The ground has been unwatered,
and the dirt is beginning to be
hoisted.
Watch the Mission. 1t is 60
ing to help put the Baxter
Quapaw output up close to the
second place.