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The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 2s5e2 O'Hare vs, Singers et al. rule return
able June 20 Aito7ssy. J. p. Daish.
No 2szz Moore IS Moore; same. Attornsy. G..
". Main
No. zsss n re assignment o. benjamin c. Ber-
man; bond fixed 81 500 and authority 70 sell
ArtorreJs Wolf & Roseabers-
No. ESs Alagaw vs. Hunuey. decree disnissing
bill Attorneys. Z II. Jackson-B. r Leighton
and :. r. Fsgue
40. &53a. AlcCuIlGgh vs. McCuliash; reference to
examiner. Attorneys. c. &. Calhoun and Carter 4
B-ooke-Psca Obsrlin.
No. 257s. Semmes-KeIy Company IS Sanitary
Grocery Company et al: rule retuTnable Juue &c
Attorneys Wolf q EoseuberE-I- Il. David
No. &57S Croft - Croft; order confirming in-
junction allowing aliElouy and counsel Zee. Attor-
neys Lambert & Yeaman-C, r. Owens
No s5gL CamInach et al ~ Hardssty ct al
substitute trustee appointed Attorney. L A Dent
No. ssG0. Casheu W CasbeE e. Al; decree pro
confesso Attorneys R. B. Peter and Arthur
Peter-G z. Haven.
No. g7e2. schueit1or e al rs Wetzel et al
auditors report confirmed. AJtOrneys J. A. Mac
No. SCI. Hunter Us. Erusrch ct al certain
payments ordered Attorneys. g. W DTeE-w. u.
Oaey.
No. ISL. Dillon vs. Dillon ct al; reference to
examiner. Attorneys. W. A. Coomoe-G. c. Cert
mar.
No. 1880 Lewis et al vs. Severance e. al; re-
feITsd 70 auditor Attorneys G. H. Lamar-G. T..
Williams
No. GJ1L IN Uo assignment Of Samuel s, Ssrar-
son; referred 20 special auditor Attorney. +. >.
key-Srli;h.
No. Z7sG Fraser -. Johnston; argued and sub
mirtcd Attorneys. Leckie Fulton & COW. G.
Balderson.
No. S5n. Brown vs.. Brown; argued ard sub
--1 Arrhr IN
No. z135 Lstiie Hungary Company Ts LefkO:
order Overriding motion and ovsruilins exceptions
20 auditors report Attorneys J. H. Ad-iaans-
A. n. sothoron
No. 1903 speer e al vs Speer et a.; sale
fallv ratified. Attorneys Hamilton & Colbert.
Assignment for to-day:
No. Gil Hoover rs. Hoover AttoTneyS Wilson
& Boyd-Bell.
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Archbishop FarIex 4, po

Rome. June 7-Archbishop Farley. OF
New York. arrived here to-day. HIS
health has been much benefited bv the
Atlantic voyage. The archbishon r-,,i
participate in the jubilee celebrations ~
the North American College and viii
have a number Of audiences with the
Pope.
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Circuit Court No. 1,
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

No. s9716 Harrison rs. Ruin, order directing
marshal 70 sell property attached. Attorney T. h
Jackson.
No. 5l6S5 Turner vs. Noonan; Judgment affirmed
Attorney Z. L. GieS
No. 3529. Slider De Atey et a.. bond on
appeal 10 act slpersedess fixed al 81 500; cost
bond. 500 Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg-J NJ
Thurston and ". Z. Ambross
No 5oSSe James vS Same; bond appeal 70 aci
as supersedcas fixed az 5000; cost bond SOD
AttorDeys sane.
No 55Sl- Nulligan rs. Sane: same. Attorneys
same
No. 5ls25 Auerback johnson; Judgment BY de
fault Attorney. W. A. Johnston.
No. 4ss2& Hall vs. Capital Traction Coulpanv,
motion for a new trial fled. ATTORNEYS L Tobrine1
-R. Z. PgTTy & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD

Uuited States u Oden R. Gray; forrsry; on
trial Defsndsnt's attorneys. Crandal MackeT. A.
A. Lipscomb. ard C. I. Sirnus
United States IS. James byr7m: DISCHARGED from
wo-khouse on June g 1909, ordered
United Stats rs. Edward Watson; SINE
United States IS. John Hi; same.
United States TS Thomas Murray and Hannibal
HailStock; househreaking attsmpt to rob. ana as
sAult with dangerous weapon; motion for new trial
granted
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ITALIANS DIsPLEAsED.
May Ask Change OF Treaty because
of Action OF PennsyIvania Court.

May Ask Charge OF Treaty BecauSe
of Action of PenRsyIvania Court.
Rome. June lin the Chamber OF Dep
uties to-day Deputy Luciani brought 10
the attention OF the government the de-
cision Of Pennsylvania court which
refused damages 70 the widow OF an Ital-
ian immigrant Of the name OF Majorsno.
who was killed IN an accident on the
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad.
The deputy claimed that the judgment
OF the Pennsylvania court was contrary
10 the treaties between Italy and the
United States. and hence he asked that
other remedies. such as a resort 10 the
Supreme Court or The Hague tribunal
be invoked.
SignOr Tittoni, the foreign minister. re-
piled. He said the length OF time since
the accident excluded the remedies sug-
gested He assured the deputy that an
effort would be made 20 remedy matters
so that there would be no recurrence OF
q similar character. This means that an
effort viii be made 10 secure an altera-
zion Of the existing treaties between the
two governments.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

PennTlvaEia avenue. between Nineteenth and TuCu-
tieta streets nC--Awcs1-CharIes T. Cuc1 and
Harry A. He-a-rr- Trustees e- a. % Noes
Abrahan and J@cab Elsel-aaa. I-rt l1- E. s--are
Ils SCH
Whiruey Cla-e- Eznihc -. Rler b, lla-y A. Cali-
na-e ra-t --- g. h-o-z s. SO
Cleveland PARK ar1 Co-rc--lcr- Avenue A1di-icr
to Cieve-and palE-Wil,,am A. H5ll and samuel
Ross Trustees. 90 sclu SheEa1. part -ot q
sruare 2ec EEa
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Equity Court No. ?,
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No Zf70 Stewart Is Stewart: order Eppointns
guaJdiGn sd htem- Attornes, L. H. DaEid-J. l.
PeySer
No IssL Ryan "a White Oak Coal Company;
decree Of interpleader Attorneys. Hamilton. Col
bet Yerkes & Hauilton-J K NJ Norton. &
H. Trner. and F. II. Thomas
No. 1850 Lynch vs.. Lynch e Al. argued and
submitted. Attorneys c. J. Murphy-G. H. Mac
donald.
No &ioo Mcconnell rs. Mcconnell e a.; same.
Attorneys. ". II. White-I. Q. II. Award
No E4io Belt vs.. Belt same. Attorneys Ralph
Given and ". F. Manran.
No. 2556 Prince Prince: order Tor security for
alimony. Attorneys J. ". Latimer-D. W
O'Donoghue and Beach & Adkins
Assignment for to-day:
Johuson-Jef0rdS
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Criminal Court No. 2.
(MOnday, June :, I9O09
JUSTICE ANDERSON

uL0IIL D hNU.IloNN-
United States vs. Hewlett r. Jones: embczLe-
msnt. bond forfeited.
United States Edva7d Scott; robbery and
larceny plea guityi sentenced 20 pcuItentiary f0r
eighteen months At expiration 2 iEI seatenee.
United States IS sane nolls pros.
United States IS John T. Mckay: enbezzleuent:
hzn reduced and bond in 800 taEen-
United States IS Philip kramer housetrcakiug
and Ia-eeny peuitsntiEry f1r one year and one 6ay
United States vs. william Il. Brown: embezzls-
meut ou trial.
Assignments for TODAY.
United States IS. peunis cant
United States IS Eugene Harman
United States IS. Be1iamiu Coleman.
United States vs. joseph Arthur.
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Mrs. OIcott Dead.

New York. June 7.-Euphemia Helen
olcott widow OF John y. Olcott. died in
her ninetieth year to-day az the homo
OF her son, Nelson Olcott. in New
Canaan, Conn. Mrs. Olcott is survived
by four sons and two daughters.
One Of her sons is Representative T
Van Vechten Olcott
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LII NnLfM

Nc, 5lss9. Hecht & Co. vs. Emma DYER; Indictment
Municipal Court SoS AttcTneys. Lester a F,rioe
No. 1882. Willism II. Brinkley IS Wasbfnv7on
5 Narqustt. &c; account sj4O5o. Attoraey. ]. H
Adriaans
No. 1881 John r. Mahoney rs. George B. STARK.
No. 169s. Martin H. Bray rs Wor,or TT,,,.
Company; rspievin. Attorneys. E S Barley and
r. .. Blackistone
No. 5lsas. RenTy Scbafert rs. Henry F. schle-sl
appeal Attorneys. Archer < smith
No. 5I598 Malley Harrison vs.. George 2 Sal
wood Ct a. eertiorari Defeadants attorney, ". h
Lester
No. Sei Aaua F. Kahl vs.. The capitsl Tr,c.
ton Company damages, sNo0e. Attorney. leon
Pretzfelder.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Food for Hair

Is as necessary as FOR the BODY Hair.
lacking proper nOurishment. gets dry.
brittle, and dun iu appearance. Life and
gloss disappear when the food elements
required are lacking. and the scalp IS not
able % supply the same. Foso invigor-
ates and promotes what nature demands.
Good hair is an index % Eood health.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
No More GRAY Hair

( Fos0 Hair and Scalp Remedy brings
I your hair back 20 its natural color, gloss.
and vigor Il Is not a dye, but true
hair food that destroys the cause OF the
trouble and assists nature % supply the
( pigment or coloring matter. Why look old
before your timer
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate ot Thomas Wilkinsoui ogdc- apDoir;iri
guardian ad h,em- Attorney. G. L. Whstfou5-
Estate of Julia Girard VIII dated December g
l2ts fled.
In re Foney Peyton: order appointing guardian
5o1d 20oG Attorney- a. A White.
Estate q Man E. Ramsay, order granting allow
ancc. Attorney. A. s. Taylor.
Es-ate q Ami l. Barber; order granting letter.
testamentary; bond. So0Oa Attorneys. Wortlilg
ton. Head & Frailey.
Estate q Heny A. Taft; rgfsrcnce 10 auditor
Attorney. Psca Obcriin.
In p Katherine CLANCY: order appointing guar
dian sd htGm- Attorneys. John Helmus and H.
A Hegarty
Estate q Bridget A. Morris; order appointing
guardian al Item Attorney L 4. Bailey
Estate of Elizabeth :. Randall; order 10 brtns
s1if. Attorney ". X. Quinter
Estate % Man +. Roberts order granting Letters
tcotnmcntnrJ. boud- $50 Attorney. r ?. saealey.
Estate Of Elizabeth J. Westerfeld: order allow
iug eyecltrsx 20 dispose Of personally.
Estate q James F Forrest: order granting Letters
q administration; bond, $50. Attorney. L. 5.
Stewar1.
Estate O Emily Robinson; order grantiug Letters
Of sdainistration bond. s5.OOo Att0rneys. Coldreu
& Fenning.
In Re Mary C. Hume; order for allowances. After,
ney. NJ J. Keane
Estate OF John D. scivsne-: petition for probate
and letters testsmentary. Attorneys. Maddox &
Galley
Estste Of Nina schafsr: VIII dated February 70
1907. fled
Es.ate Of Samuel D. Young; petition for letters OF
administration.
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SETS BRANDENBURG TRIAL.
Mrs. Cleveland May BE witness 70
the Prosecution.

W. NIeNFiond Way De WItness fOr
the Prosecution.
New York, June Upon application OF
the district attorney, Justice Fitzgerald
to-day fixed June Is as the date for the
trial Of Broughton Brandenburg. who IS
under indictment FOR grand larceny on
charges growing out Of the sale 20 the
New York Times Of IN article purport-
ing 10 have been written by the late
Grover Cleveland.
Among those who VIII probably testify
are Mrs. Cleveland. Richard Watson GIL
der, President Finlay, of the CITY Col
lege, and Frank s. Hastings. executor
OF the Cleveland will
Brandenburg. who once jumped his bail.
Is in the Tombs
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Baldheads Rejoice

When they Try Fos0- Thousands Of men
and women who had been bald for years
now have q beautiful head OF hair.
grown bv The proper use OF FCs0. which
IS the great and famous treatment for ali
diseases OF the hair and scalp. Foso
also insUres a luxurial- growth 20 eye
brOws and eyelashes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Eckington-Mary B. Hunt % William J. Brown
lot ie. square 556s, SO
lie Droit Park-J0hn Cook, trustee. % John
Erickson. lot 81 block I. 0SsIE: John Z.
Erickson TO Martha Brown. sane land. SO
street, between Sixth and seTeuth streets rnrth.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

Healthy Hair Is Moist; Is Yoursi
- the natural oil IS lacking. your nair
W - become ory, harsh, brittle, and split
Fcso gets a. the trouble bv assIs-i-r -
tlre 20 put IN a healthy condition the
parts taat come into play IN supplying
tae OF a5iI properly distributing the Sane
4Ty II once. you'll use II ali the time.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Falling Hair Is Sick Hair.

Foso remedies Il. makes hair healthy,
stops falling hair, and promotes new
growth on bald spots Natural color
restored, dandruf removed. Inflammation
stopped All germs hidden under scale or
candrufr, thar are sappi1g the life Of the
hair are destroyed, and health and vfgOT
releMea. II n. N III .a---.r Eu--
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Dandruf Is Easily Removed

BY using FOsO- Sometimes a single treat
ment VIII do Il II thoroughly applied. All
scalp diseases quickly yield 20 this treat
ment- A trial VIII speedily convince you.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
49, Comb o. g.

When you can keep thene When the
scalp IS pat IN a healthy coalition. The
roots nourishc5. and scalp cleaned by
using Fos0. the na3r VIII stop coming o-t
and grow !n thicker and glossy.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
BanISruptcv pefItIo,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. sl5. IN r. Benz G. Bsrman: inroluut.-
Attorney. Ia p Loving
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

No. 2ssi. Elizabeth NJ. Camuaok. exsc1toz -
al IS. Robert D. Weaver et al: substitute t-1s4ee
Artrruey. l. A. Dent
No. S5s2 Owen O'Hars IS. Louis singer. e a. g.
njaaction. Attorney. J. B. Darst
No 2s8. In re Benz. G. BeTman: assignment
10 fI bond. Attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberr
No 3JH Rich y. L F1emmin er Al ., 81.
DEPOSIT and Tr1st Company e. al partition A.
ioncys Hamilton. Colbert Ysrkes & Hsmilton
No. S595. Elizabeth r. Floyd vs. Wiuian,
CaTington and T. Carrinston
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

This - n typical American beauty.
the handsomest OF women, but what
would she look like without her
wonderful head Of hair Why don't
You have hair like IL: FosO viii
grow IL for you. Get the free SI.OO
package and use IL at once.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Equity Suits.

Va 7is In re condemnation Of land for sewer
Clifton: report n Commissioners Tzrinsd.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
Admiralty Court
District Court.

Uhle- "a Barge Daniel K. Jackson; stipulatio,
for costS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

this latter to be strung as a lightning
arrestor. for protection of sthe cop
per lines.
The Big Steel Towers'l --~~
The steel towers upon which the
circuit lines are to be carried are
the most permanent form of wire
strinaine known. Along the route
to be traverscd by the lines OF the
company, in locations varying from
900 to 1000 feet apart as conditions
demand, there are erected steel
framework structures to take the
place of the old-style poles. A solid
foundation is found and upon this
is constructed a cement and rock
base, or rather four concrete Bases
and from these four steel support
inc pillars are carried up the re.
ouired distance, veering in toward
zach other until they meet at the
required height. At the>top OF this
steel tower the arms for str'nglne
the wires are fastened.
| These steel towers are not all OF
rhe same height, but rather vary II
elevation according to the geograph
ical condition of the land over
which they carry the wire. For in
stance, to carry the wire as near 9
level as possible, where it crosse;
. ravine the steel tower may be OF
an immense height, while the mex!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

house which will be equipped for
ten 5000 h. p. generating units ana
necessary electrical apparatus.
Immediately at the o left of the
power house is a heavy or protecting
wall and beyond this the spillway
with a double angle, the total
length of the spillway being rough
ly LOO feet. The cross section OF
this spiilway is shown in the lower
left hand of the cut and the crest of
the same is. SO feetlabove low water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

bio power house of the company:
This building which will contain
the generators, will be 800 feet long,
and its equipment carry - unlts,
or generators, each of a capacity OF
1000 kilowats. $4,000 horse power
in all. /,
The headwater to be maintained
at the dam will be sufficient to
generate a larger amount OF power.
and arrangements will be such that.
in case of increased demand going
over. the initial maximum supply
the plant can be added to.
From the power or generator
house the current will be carried tc
1.-The consumers over large transmits
sion lines. Within themselves these
lines are an enormous undertaking
in construction.
Poles are not to be used in carry
inc the wires OF the power compa
nv. as is customarily the case IL
/ serving electric current in its varl
GUS forms, such as for lighting pur
poses, for telephony and for telegra
ply.
For the transmission Of the cur
rent from the power house to con-
sumner there will be nine large cop
per circuits, erected on steel towers.
At the top of the copper circuits
will be an extra line of steel wire:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

1t is estimated that at times of ex-
rene flood, the water passing over
this spillway may be as deep as 10
feeG. Also in the rectangle in the
lower part of the cut is a cross sec
ton OF the powerhouse. In the cross
section of the power house you will
also note the highway passing along
in front of the power house and en-
tering under the splllway. The gen.
eral view also illustrates the high
way brought under the construction
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

ment requirements, each lock being
80 feet wide and $50 feet long be-
tween gates, with a lift of approx
mately 20 feet each or a total lift OF
80 feet from low water below the
dam to the level of the pond. These
locks will accommodate boats draw.
ing S 1-2 to 6 feet of water and OF
any size less than the inside clear
dimensions of these locks, as men.
toned above.
Next to the locks is the power
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09
Due Largely to Mr.. Dorm.

The development of the Twin
City water power and the invest
ment of so large a sum of foreign
capital mean much to the taxpay-
ers of the county, and credit for the
existence of this corporation within
our borders is. due more to the la
mented l.. f. Dorm than any other
individual. But this is only one of
the many good works that shall live
after him. G.s.A,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09
ononv Railroad. Running From Modoc toythe Dam, Now in Operation

one. being necessarily on a more
elevated piece of ground, willl be,
much lower or shorter. asnS
Just how gigantic an undertaking
it is to construct a system of towers
of this kind and to equip them with
nine copper circuits and one steel
line as a lightning arrestor, maybe
gained when it is said that the cost
of this part of the power compa-
ny's equipment alone will, when
completed, represent an expenditure
of something like a million and a
half dollars. Nor is the expenditure
for service circuits completed when
that is over.
Service Lines in the City.
The system of service lines in the
city will represent another pretty
large expenditure of m ley; The
current which will be used in Au-
gusta, while starting from the big
power plant, comes into the city
from a sub-station or transformer
station in North Augusta. After en-
tering the City service circuits go
underground through the main
streets, by means. of a system-of
conducts, and this, when completed,
will mean the expenditure on the
part of the company Of some $780,
900 more.
Then, too, that link between the
power generators at or near Modoc,
represent another outlay.
The company has not leased or
bought options on, but has pur-
chased outright the right of way
from Prices Island, at the site of
the dam, to North Augusta, a dis
lance of twenty-five and a half
miles, and in the village of North
Augusta they have purchased an
acre of ground upon which to erect
the transformer station. 1t is to this
point that the lines from the big
power house will lead direct, and
from the sub-station the distributing
lines will go out.
franchises Granted. 7
Franchise rights have been BE-
cured by the company through
Edgefeld county, North Augusta
and Augusta, and such other points
where needed up to the city of Au-
gusta, and application for such
franchise rights has been made in
the city of Savannah.
The principal points to be served
by the company with power will be
the cities OF Augusta and Savannah,
but intermediate points, where pow
er is desired, will also be served
Augusta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

railroad, crossing the lower lock by a
draw bridge, running along the river
side of the flight of locks, across the
tall race in front of the power house
and through the dam, emerging
in front Of the bulkhead on the
Georgia side. This roadway will
be of ample capacity for any teams
that will be required to cross the
river. This highway bridge will be
electrically. Illuminated $50 .,thatiit
canIbeiused at GALL 4times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

building a stretch of three miles OF
railroad for their own use. That
road has recently been completed
and is now in use. And it, by the
way, is pronounced a magnificent
piece of railway construction.
Three sections of this line are
shown in the accompanying illus
tration.
The dam itself is said to be one
of the largest in this entire country.
With a sweep of 5000 feet In
length, it is said to be even a little
longer than the great dam on the
Nile, one of the most historic eyer
constructed.
Theadam, located at Prices Is
|land, on the Savannah river forms
large pond of water, extending
from Frice's Island to Chamber
llain's ferry a distance Of some IA
miles o., a little more, and through
this pond.it is possible to, maintain
the proper headwater at the power
plant and at the same time sc
serves that it is a protection te
points down the river at times o.
freshet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

The above illustration. shows the
general appearance OF the plant, as
it will be ,built. Beginning at the
rigMshand end IF t he cut, on the
South Carolina shore is a long bulk
head of the Am5ursen type about
7aO feet long and SO feet high above
the. level of the ground at the high
est. point. 49,.
Next to.this and in the immediate
foreground is a flight of locks to be
built in accordance with the govern
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-09

Byfar the most Glgantlc ceVel-
!opment proposition attempted In
this section of the south, and, for
that matter, in the entire southern
Eeountry, for good many years, is
hagof bringing into commercial
sse the latent powers of the Sayan-
ali river. The Twin City Power
mpany is an enterprise which IS
ssow harnessing the Savannah and
iilin very short time turn Its
:sIetofore wasted waters into chan
S IF commerce, and eventually
about in this immediate ter
development which time alone
measure.
The corporation has, in the past
gear pushed the work of develop
J ag it's waterspower rights at aSslte
Come 90 40 miles from Augusta;
here having already expended at
That place something in excess OF
I$eoo,Oo0 and upwards of So0smen
ept Unemployment.
Thsfcompany viii serve electri-
power for motive and otherspur-
ssssto the cities of Augusta and
yannah and intermediate points.
hsn II begins this service it will
eresent development expenditure
iearSE FIVE millions of dollars.
what the Company is. .
che Twin City Power Company
;helargest individual water pow
development concern in the en-
south. There are one or two
er combined water power de.
,pments III the country which
larger in the aggregate, but none
J approach the Twin City as an
midual proposition.
.ts development, under the origi-
plans, Will be such as to supply
! &, 900 horse power to this territory
this there will be added-as con-
}lpfated in the more recent plans,
lee additional units at the pow
Il ation of 1900 kilowats, which
Increase the horse power nearly
Z aird, making this by far the
est Individual power plant of
ind in the country.
espower to the city of Angus
al come through a large sub.
N TO be located in North Au-
The current will be brought
hat station. and into the city,
arge copper circuits erected on
towers from the dam proper
miles from Augusta up the
assanakriYer.
Site of the Dam.
dam, winch is more minute.
dssciibea IN technical mannel
ELSEWHERE, 10 located at what was de
ed to bette most ad%vantageou.
& ON the river, the site proper
he Twin City Power Company
iopment. a short distance iron
village OF MOdoc, S. o., the
~ pany has purchased 5000 acres
nd, and 1t is here they nave
"a carrying on Operations TO,
hs. The site is approximate.
miles removed from a railroad
or was before operations be
his intervening space has beel
ed by the company itself b.