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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Prof. Boss Of the Minnesota Agrscnt
turai College, says that statistics 0.
the actual hours Of labor on tn
nine hours a day in summer and b.
tween four and five in winter. Prof
Bailey OF the Farm Life Commission
Tells the story Of the schooIma,an
working from Q to 4 untl she married
a farmer, and had to work from 4 %
y. Moral. schoolma'ams make eoos
wives for farmers-obsrlin Times.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

In handling geese they should AWAY
be taken BY the neck. and when nftsc
from the ground the body should b
turned with the back toward the Der
son handling It. In that position n
cannot strike. and will remain quiet
and docile. The body can be partly
supported By seizing the FIRST ,otDt !,
the wing with one hand. II the goose
IL held facing one. It viii strike hare
blows with its wings or scratch VIII
its feet.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

all education Is to enable us 10 Sc.
that the world Is moving. and show
US what Il Is moving for.
The trials that just about break US
are the ones that make US.
In most cases we look / n the wrong
direction for u happiness.
The man who fears the light IS al
ways running from a shadow.
Whatever Gods providence gives Us
to do Is something He wants done.
The money that does Us the most
good is the money with which We do
good.
some folks win do anything for the
Lord except behave themselves al
home.
When We know that God Is the giver
all good. We shall ind good in all
He gives.
Anybody car talk religion. but II
takes a true follower OF Christ to show
It is.
God provided for the worst that
could happen to man before He
'reathed into him the breath Of lie.
God believes In good chser or lie
sould not have made hearty laughter
bout the wholesomest and h~c-lthlest
hing In the world.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

The cheapest way to put gains on
young pigs IS through the sow. She
has a strong digestion and can turn
coarse grains and pasture into easily
digested milk Careful experiments
show that a pound Of weight taken
from the SOW win make more than I
pound Of gain on the pigs. the flesh
Of the young animals containing more
water. The SOW should be fed to pro
duce a high milk yield, and the pigs
should be kept with her until they get
to eating a full feed Of grain and pas
ture.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

rraGie Hptseas nshf.s a.
- . rars. rA@as~..
A drama within = drama occurred
y 4 Paris thsaisf o1s nlsht ses,ntlg
~nrn a yoaus aosaaa a-aii.srsfeIr
gave hertif ~ 10 he llon and TO
uoaeasea uAieh nsused ia shs o,ar
and ~as torn 10 pieces before anv 49,
could help her. shs tlsa.feai frsr.Ia
snd Star says. Tae hons hsa -
ID on the stage. and sheir - 80
oesu put back behind he sssses asss.
0ne % the keepers uaa ! yoush 1000
baiiland. and q girl Of - J-e.e-Aena
hepoehe. had eon1e doan Is sAs 49,.
alter rth hiua rha TO rsrs ls,.ru
but taiiiaudrs parents had rrrasea Il
lot their son marry ne slri 81 ~.
heart and. bsiax undsr are I. r..ss
DOT By Preach lau. Do - msth.v, se-s-
IN company nlth an.sh~~
keeper naiilaud len ne tbesse~
minutes. and A. som a. - -
men had len ,hs esri ssnt Il I. 49,
age. put her bare ara shrosvs 80
sara. and pasfsd To l.on.s bsss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Companion between Present conaf-
lions and a Few Years Ago.
The average age OF the communlty
Is becoming older. Il was pointed ont
By the president OF the ROYAL Stats
teal society recently. It Is interest
ing to note that the age OF marriage
las also the same tendency. Accord
Ing to the available returns as MANY
as 10000 girls marry In England in a
year under the age Of p. that Is In
less than o~ne-seventh Of the marriages.
registered Thirty years. a generation
ago more than one-hfth Of the women
marrying In a year we're minors.
Another interesting fact that seems
to prove this tendency % later mar.
riages Is provided By the figures for
the last decade. In 1907 the number
Of marriages OF women between tho
ages OF p and % were just over
5000 more than in 1898. while the
marriages Of women between the ages
OF 25 and 30 increased By Just over
1900.
The average or mean age OF all spin
sters who married IN 1886 was "a
and / month. This has ad-
vanced to rs and eh months In
he last available returns. widows
Il their second and third marriages
IRE also older. having advanced from
IN average Of 40 years z months to
o years II months. 4
Thus spinster brides are nearly
months and widow brides 4 montha o
lder than those Of a few years ago
London Daily Mail.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

ITS really provoking, said the
fond mother. baby always cries when
We have company Well" answered
Mr.. Groucher. you can't blame chill.
dren for disliking company. II Il
weren't for visitors they wouldn't
have to recite or play pieces on the
piano.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

orchards in which the vegetable o,
nut is growing, IS described in Popu
lar Mechanics. Mounted on a wheel
ARROW arrangement. the machine 4
Dc pushed from n orchard to another
OF from a tomato patch to a cornfield
as necessity requires. Water for ths
process Is heated By a kerosene burner
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Feed chickens the first day or two
upon a mixture OF bread crumbs
grated fine and hard-boiled egg chop
ped tine Keep water before them
IN q small fountain. SO they can drink
but not get into It In a few days
feed upon rolled oats. finely cracked
corn and any small seeds Add a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

We'll. Mr. HenDeck, what 10 you
think Of this Pearycook c~ontrovsr.
sy7v
Il really don't know what to think
{ ,out t."
'Dincnit to know what to think.
isn't lt7y
Yes, especially when ones wife is
out Of town-Houston POST
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

There is a differences Of opinion regarding the pulling ability o. each
the most and vice versa
d draft on each horse depends entirely or the relative lengths Of the
ever and the lengths Of the lever arms depend on the Dostion ~ ~
lessp pms with respect to the draw pin In upper diagram ID the chus
ms n IN draw pin are in a straight line. hence the ever arm Is tn pr
gsnaeular distance from the draw pin t) to the line Of draft OF each horse
ne lever arms In this case are A B and A. C.. which Ire equal no natfsr
how much one horse is ahead OF the other. one horse sluaxz n1ns- ~ ---
amount as the other. Us S@"s
morse pull ahead OF the other his lever arm "a c. becomes lopgsrs an
= a b. tne lever arm Of the n behind becomes shorter In mi. GO -.
than the one behind anu p1S less
u diagram 90 the cevts pins are ahead Of the draw mfr and -
me horse pulls ahead his lever arm shortens and tn 1~sr r+ - "ne
behind iengthens The horse ahead. having the lever arm sboTs~ nr,ss -~-
than the horse behind 'D pun mofs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

should not be forgotten that the
sprins Is the proper time to prepars
tne Alfalfa crop that Is % be planted
next fan- The ground which is en-.
pecssd to be used for this crop should
not be planted to small grain: neither
SHOULD corn precede alfalfa. because
Inc ground VIII not be kept free OF
weeds and grass The best prepare
tory crop for alfalfa Is COW peas: then
arrer the vines are removed or plowed
under the ground should be well
broker and kept clean Of weeds and
grass BY surface cultivation until II
IS seeded In alfalfa the following fan
anu may be grown instead OF COW
peas. II the crop Is considered more
desirable. as It Is perhaps. but they
mast be kept wen cultivated and Is
pecially allow no earth grass to grow
the erop-Chicaso Inter Ocean.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

ny husband = ths ne. ~ lord. a.,
keeper.
Thy heaA ihf sovereign; oae th.s
cares fDr fnes.
And foF me nalngsnance: commits A..
body
To rainfui iabar both - ga ana 49,
in foiI
"nIe ihea lsst 1arm Sc home. secure
ana safe.
slssss 20 other sri1ass a. ~
than ie,e fair eeas and rsas eheai-
nee
TOO Aiiie paynasnf for 20 great = 6.t,f
-"li1m s~hasespara
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

In manipulating nj vegetables
plants let It be done in the evening
II possible Press the sofi firmly about
the roots and water wen. If. after tbs
water disappears, dry earth Ia GOV
sred over the wet, II WIN prevent bah
ing Of the soil about the roots WIS.
the a comes out next day.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Cen Booth. Of the salvation Army
is writing his autoblogfaphy. Dnrine
the hours Of darkness ahils b. 4
undergoing surgical treatmeat for a
defect IN bis cyeslsht 30 spent ha
time debating bis lie story.
Who Is 10 set ne Nobel prszs Tor
literature this yearf Theirs Il a ru-
moi that 4 Is 10 be bestowed upon AZ
Anatoie France. II 80. be win b. the
third Frenchman { Fecelss n. the
t~o others being suiir sradhomms
and Frederic Mlstrai.
There are some American books
which never lose their popularity. and
The Wide. Wide World 4 one 81
them Published MOTE h any
years ago. Il sem holds an army 81
young readers. A biography Of IT,
author has Just been brought OUT 81
tho noEelist's sister Anna. who l. her.
self q clever writer.
"A Queen At Bay T. the title Of ~. !
newest memoir. n Il tho story o.
Maria Christina. wife Of F~ordinand
VII Of Spain II describes ths fash. .
Ion 4 which shs defended the rixht /.
70 tho throne Of her baby daughter.
ISABEL. against Don Carlos. This ladv. I
who has not always bssn enthusiastse.
ally admired. was tho s-rcat.xrand.
OF The present King OF spain. :
King Edward VII. has knlsht~a-
Frederick Macmillan. the present head !
tho British publishing Arm Of Ma. a
milan and Company and a director a.
ne Macmillan Company IN New York. u.
W. Macmillan y the son Of tho orig h,
founder. Daniel Macmillan. In n
s4s there appeared a little volume :,
The Philosophy Of Training b. 4 Z.
Craig. bearing the imprint ~pub- i
By Daniel Macmillan. 81 Aldern. ~
ate street" That was the hrst shat n.
10 reading public heard Of A name
.hich has since become 50 familiar ln
'ngiand and America
The Rev. Francis Higgins. tho hero ~
NORMAN Duncan's book "Hlrxfna- me
Mans Christian" Is called Affection. lths
ely BY the lumbcrmen OF the Mime. AZ.
n forests the lumbcrjack's Sky ni. llne
Ho travels through the forest me
inter and summer, from camp "a ~.
mp ministering 10 their bodies no va
. than to their souls and lighting ials
. vice Of the lumber towns where elol
iumberiack drifts into ~apendlnr
, earnings IN drink and d~iaslnaflon
. Higgins has been preaching ln..
" York within the last fortnirbt ysl'
. viii make another visit At tbe !
Of the month. osc'
Tsnnyson centenary celebration 10
started a food OF reminiscenoos -, =
the poets v country. His praise =
~Thackeray - recalled by one Of ola
Commentators: II always had 4 ~ n
evening In Thackeray.s corn. . :
y Tennyson said. Once he told r.
that the classics were not worth ~.
lying IN comparison with the mod =,
authors argued n he argued. mia,
both got angry. and We parted am 30
ling. The next morning I was ATM PIN,
" our argument had OF M
! 80 hot; aud then very early IN and
day ! got a note from Thackarnv. "a.
: A'keo great non locke
- - d.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

"As a rule" said the cynIc. ~ons
may reckon the number Of his true
friends on the fingers Of one hand
Well" answered tho good.nsfured
person, anybody who counts up his
friendships the same ~ he does his
money doesn't deserye any more
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31
PENNY SAVING our on pArn


~ Cost a Woman 81 TO Fiaa Banks
won't Take a Thousand.
~Disposing OF pennies that one has
saved In order to take care Of the aol.
lars Is not an easy task" said 4 west
side woman the other day. accordlns
to the New York Times.
II had accumulated a thousand az
thems and n afternoon l wrapped
; them up In packages OF twenty-five.
and putting them In a cotton bag
started out. thinking to deposit them
in a dime savings bank under my IN.
tie daughters name.
II have some pennies. I said
rather timldly 10 the high f~lnancier
behind the iron grating. I wish 10
start an account for G~enevleye. and
- ~
How many are there. madam y he
asked brusquely. and / don't think I
shall ever forget the look OF horror
and amusement. n worst OF am
amusement. that came over bis face
when l told him.
Very sorry. madam. but II will be
impossible for US to take so MANY. We
cannot spare the time to count them
you know-and. anyway. the law only
requires us to take TWENTY-FIVE, he
added quickly. as he saw my eyes lash
with indignation.
thought this was a dime savings
bank I said h,
SO Il IS. madam he answered
gravely. but with an odious smile lurk-
ing IN his eyes. You can buy penny Z
banks in n department store, =
4 lied as fast as l could with that
heavy bag Of copper weighing me
down. G
4 walked for a long time before
had the courage to try another bank
md by that time I found myself 30 v
that / called a taxlcab From a.
70 bank. from department store 4
o department store I was driven. ali
ne while that e~xasperatlns taxameter '
exceeding the speed limit in register !
my fare Nobody wanted my pen. Z
Hes Nobody had the time TO count =
Some laughed. others grew
when ! insisted that I sim
~ had to get rid OF them. They even mi
10 have anything to do with N,
hem at the National bank. but here al,
cashier advised me to try the sub an
II seemed a happy thought. IN,
n l had no idea where that lnscatu- bul
was. -,
4 ordered the chauffeur to drive ras
ere. however. only to ind Il closed tic
to realize that I was a down. Of
wn- / gave up that taxi An the
.'uhlequick order. and did mot 3
have the ambition to bro Il
when the chauffeur told me nv ed
Il was a trife over 81. It ala seem err
city hard. though. when even he re- ibls
sed to take my pennies in part pay. hel.
mt I hied me to a surface car and n
mt home a sadder n wiser woman beer
soon as ! got my things on I called The
the hnlfor u presented him with thel
bag OF pennies as a Christmas Gift "
bis little boy. Take them. / sald. ed
"a the air Of a Lady BountifuI when tall
bag was actually disposed OF Iiof =,
much like a murderess might who chn,
Just got rid Of an accusing corpse. .hou
N I sat down and wrote my hus- do,h
q, telling him II he valued my peace arnt.
mind never to let even one penny ana
Emulate In his pocket. rus.
And yet women want to vote hs fhe
when he had heard the whole Tn,
y"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Extra large specimens Of vegetables
ars all right for exhibition purposes
ano % win prizes with. but thsy am
!. what me average onsum wxnu
. willing to pay freight on
Quality, uniformity Of sire and smooth
nssa are what the svsrzxs man wxnfx
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

~she insists that her paternai an.
csstors came ovsr on the Maynower .
But ! thought they proved to her
NAT there was no such name on tho
haynower resisterr"
They did. And now she says he
vas q stowavay. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

There are a good
many very poor
people who have
plenty OF money.
II a hair shirt
could make a
saint. the devil
would yea
mourning ali the
time
The purpose Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31
OldFauorites



london bridge - broken down.
Dance DER my Lady Leei
London bridge Is broken down.
Win a gay lady.
How shall We build Il up againf
Dance DER my Lady lee:
How shall We build IL up aeainf
With a gay lady.
silver and gold VIII be stolen away.
penee DER my Lady Lee
silver and gold VIII Be- stolen away.
With a gay hdy.
Build q up with iron lars
DeHce DER ms Lady Leei
Build Il 40 with iron barz
with a gay ladY.
Iron bars rm rust and break.
Dance DER ms Lady Lsei
Iron bars VIA rust and break.
banee o'sr my Lady Lee
1uud Il 20 win wood and clay.
Dance DER ms Lady lee.
Build q 40 wiih wood and clay.
Win q say hdy
wood ana clay VIII wash away.
Dance oieF my tady Lee
Wood and clay viii wash aaay.
Win q say LADY.
'uiid Z ~ nitb stone 30 slronx.
uanef oieF my LADY Lee.
'uzza' trm last Tor akes ione
Win a gay baby
Melodies u siethsr Goose
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

The most spectacular Gre sver VII.
ne5sed In the oil industry was AZ one
Of tbs Dos Bocas wells N 49,
about 10000 barrels Of OH was burnsd
up daily for nearly two months Tbe
iinmeS rose to heights Of 500 10 400
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

When a woman buys a newspaper
she thinks she Isn't getting her
moneys worth unless she nnds the
name Of somebody she knows among
the death notices.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

They say loa1ng is a bad habit, ana
that every loafer feels the disgracs 90
keeniy he never enjoys It; but ws'd
like TO ty
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

Forty a ago the Morgans were
the favorite road horses. This strain
traces to a single ancestor, Justin Nor
gan, foaled In Vermont In 1893. his
blood being largely thoroughbred.
From him descended the Blackhawk.
Bashaw. Golddust. Ethan Allen, Ben
Franklin and Gen. Knox and Daniel
Lambert families. The Morgan typs
= short Of leg. thick and round barrel
fntelligent and Of great courage ana
endurance.
Methods Of Cultivation Compared.
The farmers OF the North Atlantic
states during the last census year
each produced about 1884 worth Of
BARN crops. while the average South
Atlantic states farmer made only sxsl
though the Bouthern farmer AVERAGED
1os acres . farm and the Nortborn
nxmsr only ~ acrsz.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

A machine by which the farmer can
prepare and can his fruits. tomatoes
corn. beans. or any other farm produce
which can be canned. in the fields or
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-03-31

london bridge Is broken down.
Dance DER my Lady Lees
London bridge Is broken down.
Win a gay lady.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, 81 per hour, Lewis Stables .
A cool beer at the Anchor Saloon
curio den, Don't forget II,
II your horse or dog il sick. A. Il.
Rowat, u. V. s. Phone 2iag. .
II goes without saying that every
thing is Ec1t at The Encore
Pillow tops and Carlson Curriers'
embroidery silk at Miss Woodwards.
Mrs NJ. V. Sloan, fashionable dress
making distinction and exclusive
ness in reception and evening gowns.
GO-Gl Alex Young Building.
Lieutenant Sahm. lighthouse inspec.
tor returned 20 the city late Wed.
ncsday on the Kukui from AN nspec.
ton trip ol the lighthouses on HI.
vail. Molok1i and Maui. The trip
lasted little ever one week.
The record tor arrests by the ~.
lice Of tf2 city Is very small for yes.
tcaiay ami last night. nothwlthstand.
ing that yesterday is considered the
greatest eating and drinking day of
the whO,C year.
Eut ono victim of police activity
was brought before Judge Lymcr upon
q charge Of drunkenness this morning.
lie g1vc the name of Kelly. and re.
CCircd the regulation fine of three dol.
lars and the trimmings.
Naval transport Buffalo Is expected
10 arrive from Manila and Guam the
inliCr part, of next week the vessel
having s1tled from Guam on Monday
last. The Buffalo Is bringing some
time expired sailors from the Asiatlc
station.
Tho annual meeting of the High
School Alumni Association followed
by dance will be held at tho NJ e.
kinlcF High School building at 1880
this evening. Al Alumni and the
facu ~ Of the High School together
with the present Senior class are
cordially invited to attend.
In submitting motion for the en-.
'cring of a nollc proscqui in the case
OF two Japanese charged with adult
terry, Prosecutor Attorney a. NJ.
Brown stated before Judge I.ymcr at
police court this morning that tho
japanese husband and wife had sue.
Ccodcd In affecting n reconciliation.
The prosecution possessed but little
evidence that might he used towards
establishing conviction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-25
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Fer stmr. Kinau, for Kauai ports
Nov. 29.-E. a. Knudsen Mrs. Knud
Gen
Per stmr. Claudnc. for Hawaii and
Maui ports. Nov. 25.-J. Thompson
Mrs. Thompson. Rev. NJ. G. Santos
Miss l.. Lloyd. Mrs. NJ. Peck. Mrs. T.
Is. Morrison, D. Robinson. w. II
Crawford, S. y. Maiclua. c ]. Schocu
Ing, w. J. Conway. Mrs. f. Crawford
Miss A. lGonza1ves. Mrs. c. A. Beall
H. Arnold w. II. Patterson, C. X. Not
Icy.
Per stmr. Maun, Loa, for Kona and
hau ports. Nov. e0.--Jamcs Aka, J. G.
smith Miss L. Liftee. J. Daniels. Mis-
Daniels, Geo. Campbell, Mrs. Cam,
bell r. McWaync. Mrs. C. A. Wells
Per stmr. Mauua Kca for Kona and
kau ports, Nov. 29.--Miss T.. Liftcc
Mrs., G. A. Wells.
Per stmr. Mlkahala. for Maui and
Molokai ports. Nov. 20 - David Kea.
qua Mrs. J. r. Brown, Miss @. X,
Brown. j. ID. Mcveigh
Per NJ. n. S. S. Wilhclmina. for
Fan Francisco, Dec. &c. p. Cas-.
Tie. f. G. Hummcl, Mrs. L. g. Hum.
mel, Miss e. Wilson. Mrs. S. Il. Har-
iis, Mrs. Il, NJ. W'sncr. w. A. NIL.
Ter. $. Green. Mrs. S. Green, s. A,
Sewall. Mrs. NJ. Monchicf. Miss J.
Kenny, NJ. Moncrief, Mrs. II. s. l..
Morris, Miss ID. T.. Porter, Miss Edna
llclshcr. X. G.. Henderson, H. s.
TrttGfnIt Nil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-25
WORK ON CANAL
ISG0ING FAST
Annual Report Shows Steady
Progress In Making
Big Cut.

WASHINGTON November 20. =
Summarized in Il phrase, satisfactory
rltgrcss all along the Panama Canal
zone" Is the g.st OF the annual re
port of the lsthmian Canal Commits.
sion, made to the Secretary of War
Dickinson by Col. George W. Goeth,
ais, chairman of the commission and
chief engineer in charge Of the work
on the canal, and made public today
by the former.
The chief engineer reports, that II
was not all smooth sailing during the
past year, slides breaks and floods
hindcring the work to a certain eX.
tent. lie mentions four slides, coy.
crlng respectively Al, 7.3, 4.G and III
acres and requiring during the year
the removal of more than a million
cubic yards of material. 1T was ex.
pected," he says, that slides would
occur, and In the estimates provision
was made for them but Il now an.
pears from cracks that show I'm the
upper surface adjacent to tho faces
OF the cut that sufficient allowance
had not been made, and the estimates
were corrected to meet the new con.
ditions."
Three bad breaks. he reports. oc.
CURED during the year: one at the
town of Culcbra covering an area of
more than ten acres and requiring n
removal of moro than a million and
a half of cubic yards of dirt and
stone Tho second largest break cav.
cred AN area Of more than c,cycn
acres and required removal Of more
'han 100000 cubic yards while the
third break aggregated about 10000
cubic yards.
The floods seriously intcrrcrcd
with the progress of the work" saws
Col, Cocktails, referring in particular
10 that Of the central division and tho
Cdlcbra cut, "and the one of Dccem.
Der 20 ovorilowed the nike scnlratIng
the cut from the Chagrcs river. chi.
ting channel through it about 200
ieet long an1 q feet deep"
The total amount of material re.
moved from slides and breaks in tho