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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22
Fertilizers Are Cheaper

and better, if mixed at home accord
ing to some good formula. Write us
and we will give you free, postpaid,
full information about what to use,
how to mix, prices of ingredients, etc.
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22

And speaking of the law supple
ments again, was it not the same
printing concern that printed the re.
ports of the state superintendent of
education. If we recall correctly this
report was belated, apparently
through the fault of the printers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22
A Cold, LaGrippe, than Pneumonia

Is too often the fetal sequence, Foley's
Honey and Tar expels the cold, checks the
lagrippe, and prevents pneumonia 1t is
prompt and reliable cough medicine that
contains no narcotics. It is as safe for
your children as yourself, F. D. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22
Officially Spring began yesterday.

Senator Page asks for your views
on reciprocity, friends. The measure
will come before the senate at a spe-
cial session called by President Taft in
April.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22
A Mothers Safepuard.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the children.
Is best and safest for all coughs, colds
Group, whooping-coneh and bronchitis
No opiates. F. D Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22

Much is done in the name of friend
ship; SD are many.-EXchange
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
Farm Life Full Of Gayeties.

After all the city is not the
only place in the country where
one may enjoy himself, for ac-
cording to Mr.. jeremiah G, Kin
der. of Kansas City, Kans., who
was in Washington the past
week.
"Those who think the life of
the farmer is a humdrum eXis-
tence, have not taken into &C.
count all the evidence in the case,
When harvest time comes the
excitement of farm life compares
favorably with that of the Great
White Way Out in Kansas.
when the grain begins to ripen
the automobile becomes not only
a life but a crop saver. With
the first flush of rosy dawn the
farmer cranks up his machine
and HES himself to the nearest
railroad station, where he and
half a dozen others enter into
strong competition in the excit-
ing task of picking tramps off
the bumpers of the incoming
trains, for immediate use in the
harvest field. In some sections
the first farmer to say "Peck-a-
boo, | see you, to a ticketless
traveller is entitled to him, while
in others the bodily possession is
the test of proprietorship. If
that doesn't beat the frivolities
and excitement of your amuse-
ment parlors, l do not under
stand your taste"
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
Brain Leaks.

If advice were bread few would
be hungry.
Life is like a cisteon-i it must
be filled if we get anything out
of it.
Whatever else may happen to
me. prey that l may grow old
gracefully.
Those who are always looking
for the worst of it seldom need
the aid of spectators,
1t would take more THAI nine
tsilors to make men out of some
fellows we know.
I'm mighty close to fifty but l
yet envy the small boy who is
always the first one to go bare
footed in the spring.
When we learn to keep sweet
while discussing politics we will
find our partisanship a mighty
small quantity.
There is something wrong
with the loyalty of the citizen
whose blood dosen't run a bit
faster when the home team wins
And maybe your boy dosen't
like to stay at home because his
room is a stuffy attic, while his
sisters is the breezy front bed
room with every comfort therein
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26

them, and they had about Is or
80 dead bodies on the lower deck
of the boat, and more than that
number were dying. The groans
of the poor wretches were some
thing not easily forgotten. They
| landed at Fl. Leavenworth, and
from there went across country
| to Salt Lake. While loading our
wagons, l formed an acquaint
ance with an Indian that had
been educated at Washington, D.
C.. He was a smooth card play
er and cleaned up every body
who went up against him.
will have more to say of him
later.
The Delaware Indians had a
town just above the boat land
ing. Each day the young ladies
would come down to catch us
loading our boats. They dressed
pretty much like the whites eX-
cept in head gear. After our
wagons were loaded we drove
them ten miles from Kansas
City. Next came the branding
Of the cattle. That was lots of
fun and excitement. Each an
imal was branded with the letter
IN" on the left hip. l presume
your readers are all familiar with
the methods of branding. The
critter was lariatedsby a man on
horse back, another lariat around
his hind leg served to stretch
him out until the hot iron did the
work.
Ito be continued
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
the Poultry House.
Ito be continued

A good type of house to accom-
modate twenty-five fowls, or
thirty of the smaller breeds
should be ten feet long by twelve
feet wide, giving 120 feet of floor
space, or four to five feet per
fowl; the back four and one-half
feet high, the front Elk feet.
The peck, or highest point of the
roof. to be four feet from the
front, making one short and one
long slope to the roof. The
house should face the South, and
the roosts extend across the north
end, they should be placed about
three feet from the floor, and the
dropping board should be six
inches below them. The door
may be either on the east or west
side as most convenient, The
front is the important part, and
should be of plank, one foot
above the floor and one foot be-
low the roof. The intervening
open space should be covered
with poultry netting of one inch
mesh, inside of the house and
covering the wire should be a
curtain of burlap, this curtain
can be tackled to a frame and
hooked up out of the way in the
day time. or can be made to roll
up for the same purpose. This
curtain should be let down at
night and fastened, but put up
in the day time to let the sun
penetrate the interior.
If you wish to keep several
hundred fowls, then.a row of
houses like this can be set some
distances apart, and the space
between them boarded up at the
back and roofer over, then with
wire netting at the front makes
scratching shed to each house.
Charlotte. N. G.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
The 1911 Tobacco Crop.

The outlook at present is that
preparations are being made to
plant as large a crop, in general
of tobacco in the United States
as is usual. except in some few
sections. In the dark tobacco
sections of Kentucky and Virgin
ia there is at present a general
feeling to plant a larger acreage
than last year. The product of
these sections has been selling
for satisfactory prices to the
farmers, and the 1910 crop is
virtually out of the hands of the
growers. The activity that has
prevailed among the buyers of
dark tobacco the past season has
impressed the planters with the
idea that the consumption is keep
ing ahead of the production,
therefore the incentive for a
large crop of dark tobacco. The
future of the Burley is problemat-
ic, but everything indicates that
an average crop will be attempt
ed. It is generally believed that
in the old belts of Virginia and
North Carlina the usual acreage
will be planted. In the cigar
leaf growing states there will be
no decrease of the acreage plant
ed. Western Tobacco Journal.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
Medical Program.

The Adair County Medical Society
will meet in Columbia. on Friday May
18th, l9ll-2nd Friday at 10 O'Clock, al
which the following program will be
rendered:
Eczema, William Blair, Glensfork.
County Board of Health, U. L.,Tay
lor, Columbia
Reciprosity between the States. C.
NJ. Russell, Columbia.
The Medical defense fund, Simpson
j. Simmons, Gradyville.
Is Consumption Contagious? Edmond
Arthur Waggener, Columbia.
Is Consumption durable? W. F. Cart.
wright, Columbia.
Is Consumption Hereditary? John H.
Grady, Columbia
Is Antitoxin a Success? S. A. Taylor
Montpelier.
We no pc to have full attendance,
and have new life put into our society
Let every body attend, and make g
full hand. Remember the date
u. L. Taylor, Program Committee.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
If We Should Go To War.

The standing army of the Uni
ted States coprises Is regiments
of calvalry 765 officers and H.
IT'S enlisted men 6 regiments of
field artillery 236 officers and s.
220 enlisted men coast artillery
crops ITO companies 672 officers
and Is, 321 enlisted men 80 reg
iments of infantry 1859 officers
Is. 231 enlisted men 3 battalion
of engineers, 0O2 enlisted men.
Then there besides Indian scouts
recruits Porto Rico and Philip
pine scouts making a total includ-
ing the medical reserve crops of
officers and enlisted men 76,911
The law provides that the total
enlisted strength of the army
shall not exceed at any one time
100, 900.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
again his hobby of good roads.
Good roads, said the Senator

again his hobby of good roads.
Good roads, said the Senator
has become q notion-wide move
ment of so great Importance that
the people all through the mid
die West are taking it up with
enthusiasm. The improvement of
the highways is not only an eco
nomic but a social question as
we'll, Farmers are their earnest
support to the movement be-
cause they realize that good
roads promote social intercorse
and give their children an oppor-
tunity to mingle with their neigh
bors as they never did before.
The boys and girls on the farm
when they know tn ey can get
back andforth from their homes,
are not so inclined to yearn for
city. Farmers on roads that
have been improved tell me that
their lands have been increased
$40 an acre in value.
The automobile of course has
had a great deal to do with the
increased interest in the road
question, Millionaires and men
of prominence who never before
gave highways much thought are
becoming interested"
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
Never Out Of Work.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is sugar-coated globule of health
that changes weakness into strength,
languor into energy, brain-fag into men,
tai power; curing Constipation, Head
ache, Chills, Dyspepsia. Malaria. Only
25c at PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26

To withhold food from fowls
is poor economy. The more the
fowls consume the more profits
they bring. Fowls that do not
consume food economically
should not be kept. Put your
fowls to the test.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
Missionary Program
Columbia, Cane Valley, Glensfork and Gradyville
Charges NJ E. Church, South
To be Held at Gradyvile, April 20 and 80, 1911

April 20, 10 Devotional and Statements of Purpose
Chairman.
g 1870 m. Missions "A Survey of Home Field
t. ]. Campbell.
" 1OA5 " g "A Survey of Foreign Field
G. W. Pangbum.
" IL " Sermon or Address J. F. Black.
4" 2 p Educations and Missions: How When Why?"
r. r. Moss.
" 2:3O " THE Laymen and Missions c. D. Moss.
" The Missionary Committee and their Duties
n. B. Stephens.
3:15 =" 'The Women and Missions
Mrs. J. o. Russell and Mrs. B. NJ Currie.
" 3:45 " General Discussion and Questions
Led by P. W. Moss.
" us " Columbia District and Missions
DIR. B. F. Taylor.
" 7:3O " Sermon or Address ]. w. Nelson.
April 80 $50 a. m. Sunday School, Superintendent
" " 1870 " "The Sunday School and Missions
Black, Campbell and Pangburn.
" IL 50 Sermon B. NJ Cuuie
COmmttee-The Pastors
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26

Poultry raising can be conven-
iently and proftably combined
with dairying, fruit growing or
gardening.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
APIONEER JOURNEY.
Uncle Ben Carter Writes OF Wagon
Journey to the Southwest.
Made in 1851.


native of Adair county, and a
half uncle of Mr.. j. N. Coffey,
of this place. He left this
county many years ago. He
now lives st St. Charles, Iowa.
Editor News
In the year 1851, myself and
three other young men decided
TO make a wagon journey to the
southwest. Inasmuch as times
and customs have undergone
great changes since that time, |
have thought hat an account of
that journey would be of some
interest to News readers.
Our party consisted of myself
and three other young men, all
Of US intent on seeing the coun-
try and having a little fun before
we settled down to the more Sc
xious problems of life. My home
was then in Lawrence county,
No. about 200 miles from Kan
sas City, which was to be our
starting point. Two of our
neighbors had business to tran
sact with parties living about so
miles from Kansas City. so they
took a spring wagon with them
and loaded us in with them and
for their trouble they would &C
eept nothing, but our thanks.
On arriving at Kansas City,
which was then a town of 300
people, we paid so cents each
for the privilege of laying on
the hard foor-this was our lodg-
ing. The town, which is now a
great metropolis, then had nei-
Their church nor school house.
About four miles out was the
70 n of Westport. We were in
formed that man who lived
there was going to start on a
trip across the plains and wanted
70 hire a number of men to drive
OK teams. So we went to see
This man. Two of our party
hired out to a man to help dig a
:istern, the other and myself
went to see the man, and the
irst question he asked us was
whether we used profane Ian
guage. We had to answer in
the affirmative, and were inform
ed that no one who swore could
ind employment there. We de-
cided that we could quit the hab-
it and hired out at $40 and board.
On the second day out, my part
Ter got mad. broke his promise,
was paid off, and went back
home, so of the four who started,
Twas the only one to stay. My
boss was a fine man, a Methodist
preacher, whose name was
Alex Majors. He preached ev-
cry Sunday, and never travelled
on the Lords day, when it could
be avoided. He had a contract
Of hauling freight from Kansas
City to Sante Fe, for which he
received 1915 per cwt. We
spent over two weeks in loading
these wagons with merchandise
of different kinds, including 200
barrels of whiskey. To give
your readers an idea of the size
Of these wagons, we could set
eleven barrels on end on each
wagon, then fill up the top part
with boxes and other stuff. Our
leads weighed from 65 to ~ hun
dred to the wagon. Business
vas on the boom, steamboats,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26
As Enthusiastic as Ever.

Senator Young of Iowa is back
in Washington to attend the spe-
cial session of Congress and in a
recent interview brought u D
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-04-26

No matter what kind of floor
there is in the poultry house, the
main tn ng is not to let it get
damp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

$4,000 " przypadku 6mier-
CT; $500 wyplaca W PREY
padku choroby; $1,000 W
przypadku utraty cz1onka al
DO wzroku; 800 W nag}ei
potrzebie wsparcia. Koszta
wynosza SIS rocznie. Zadne,
inne naleznosci ami podatki
Stara ustalona kompalia re
100000 kapitaiem stanowe-
go depozytu gwarancyi ma ma
lezne wyp}aty. Mezczyzni j
~niewiasty W wieku Is do 65
lat ~przyjmowane. P~rzy5lijcie
vase aplikacye aldo piszcie
20 dalsze informacye: Dept.
z. American Registry Co.
sos Cadillac Building: Erie,
Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Staja sic. %popularne.

Severy, Pigufek ma WatrO-
be, (Severa's Liver Pills) z
doby&y sobie duza wzieto6c
dzieki swym ~niezr6wnanym
zaletom. Przeznaczone do u
suwania czynno6ciowych "a
burze6 watroby, oraz do O.
p%anowania zatwardzenia,, pi~
gu}ki te sa%wyrabiane sub.
stancyj, jake. .tylko nauka u
wsza do tego celu "a najod-
powiedniejsze. Zawroty g1o~
wy, z6lciowo6ci, ociezalo6c
watroby i-wsdecie daja sic u
suna6 PREY ich pomocy W
p%rzyjemny spos6b. Sprzeda-
wane " aptekach, Cena rs
cent6w: Ma prawdziwych "a:
wsze Jest %nazwisko, w. F. Sc.
vera CO.; Cedar Rapida la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09
Rozpoczyna Wiele kfo-
pOtu.

Gdyby wssysoy ludzie wiedzieli,
he zaniedbanie zaponania jest pc.
WOODEN niestrawno6cl, z6Itaczki,
Tub xjadliwej choroby watrobnej,
brsllby wokss ORA Klngsa New
Life pigu4ki, aby temu zapobieds.
Jest to jedyny pewny spos6b. Maj.
lepsse ma z~6foiowo66, boil g}owy,
dyspepsYe, driaczke i os}abienie.
$50 v apiece NJ. J. Kowalewskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

Ma znak dany przez se-
diego, MurzYn podni6s} re-
ke i wycia} jej policaz,ek, tax <
20 krew n~atychmiast popty.
ne}a.
Soteris wznios}a wzrok pc
len dziekczynienia i mjlosci
W niebo j mic ME m6wiac
nadstawila drugi policzek.
Movie uderzenie i krew po-
p}yne}a znowu. Dziekuje
Ci, Panic Jexu ChrYste, -
rzekla g}o6no - ze ucZyni-
les mnie godna z Toba ola
Ciebie tez sama ha6be cier
piec. !
Z~gromadzeni z ~zapartym
oddechem stall, podziwiaiac
TAXA staio6G W dziewczeciu,
tylko Murzyn, kt6rego SERGE
ME zaznalo nigdy iskry u
czucia, ponowit znowu poll
GEEK z jednej strony, a Sote-
ris i ia raza tax samo twarz
nadstawi}a.
Krew p1yne}a broczac szy-
je i bia1a suknie, Soteris wy
glada}a, jskby zdobna rubina-
mi. Naraz gdy MurzYn zno.
WI reke podnosi}, odezwa}
sic CLOS z t{umul
- Czy to sic godzi " po-
dobny spos6b, iak z niewol-
nikiem postepowa6 z dana
senatorskiego pochodzenia?
Lud zacza} take g}osno
szemrac i wtedy senator Au-
reliusz Semproniusz, po-
CLOS syaa zwr6cil sic
do prefekta j szepna} mu
cos ma ucho. Ruin prZer
wal nOsiedzenie ! kaZa{ SOte-
ris ~odprowadzic do wiezie
mis-.
Soteris zakryla czempre-
dzej twarz welonem i "a
sadowym pospieszy}a
do ~iezienia. Prey wejsciu
do wiezienia %zgromadzili sic
.hrzescianie, ably wyznawczy:
q! ucafowac rece l poleclc sic
iej modlitwom; Lucyna za6
lei twarz % krwi
przygotowana do tego chu-
Sta.
= Czemuz to- rzekla So
teris - cheese mnie pozba-
ozdob, kt6re mi moi o.
blubieniec iako podarek Stub
ny z}ozy}. Przeciez spodzie"
YAM sic re mu sic tax zdobna
'po d obsm.
Mole drogie dziecie, =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

|bym ia zdolny ponie6c po-
dobna ofiare ola moich boz
gov?
I znowu przypomnia}y mu
sic slowa, kt6re s4yszai "
katakombach kt6re mu So~
teris powt6rrszyla;; skad ia
|ka ufnp6c u chrze6cian, po-
mimo IL tax strasznie ich
prze6ladujs? Mel to ME Jest
fanatyzm! To ME namietnosc
=roznieciia ten plomiehl zbyt
on czysty ma to!
Cary dzie6 %zajmowa}y 80
to i tym podobne mY6li, VIE
Iczorem postanowil odwie-
dzi6 Soteris i zapytac sic jej
W tel kwestyi,
U prefekta miasta uzysks}
z latwo5cia pozwolenie.
Wiezienie, " kt6rym Sote-
ris by}a,. by}o W ca}em tego
s}owa znaczeniu okropne. Po.
wietrze duszne, odrobina tyl-
ko 6wiat1a tn dochodzi}a. Sta
rzy Rzymiane ME odznaczali
sic wcale ludzkokcia pod tym
wzgledem; naWet " wiezieniu
sledczem trzeba bylo wiele,
wiele cierpiec. Celia, W kt6-
rel by}a Soteris, bYia to ia
sauna, W kt6rej kr6l Jugurta
6miercia glodowa zosta} "a
morzony, gdzie potem spis-
kowcy, bioracy udzia} W
sprzysiezeniu Katyliny uwie-
zieni byli, gdzie wed}ug pc,
DANA koscielnego take 6w.
Piotr by{ %tFzymany.
Gag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

Opowiadanie historyczne
panowania cesarza Maksvmina.
-SA-
(Ciag dalszy.)
Znasz rozporzadzenie bo-
skich w}adzc6w, a vice PREY
slap i ofiarui kadzidlo DO.
goml
Jest tylko ieden Bog kt6-
rego cd dzieci6stwa czclc sic
nauczy}am. Bog6w, o kt6-
r.ych ty m6wisz ME znam; to
wymys}y So tylko ludzkie!
- STREE sic bluzni6 ne bo-
gov pa6stwa rzymskiego.
= Czyz bluznie, gdy mo
vie prawde?
Uwazaj, 20 m}odo6c, pick
nose, szlschectwo, bogactwo,
wszystko ~po6wiecasz, ably do
godzic swemu nierozumne-
mu uporowi! = Wiem, co mi
jest pozyteczne i wien, kto
mi to ma wieki zachowa, co
posiadam. Me moge zmienic
mego zdania. f.. ..
-Patrz!- rzek1 prefekt do
Semproniusza, -patrz, jaka
uparSa! Ale kiedy ME pomo.
ga dobre slowa, pomoze co
innego! Murzynie! w}6zno re-
kawiczke!
z szatafska radoscia mad
bieg{ Murzyn i pokaza} reke,
ma kt6rej mia} szeroki HAWAI-
grubej sk6ry pokryty }usko-
wata blacha.
-Zedrzyj jej zas}one!
MIN kat rozkaz wYpeini6
zdolal, Soteris podnios}a sama
twarz, i szmer p%odziwienia
rozszed} sic .po calym zebra
niu ma widok jej urody. My6l,
10 wobec wszYstkich odkryla
twarz i jest powodem podzi-
WI W tfumie, %zarumieni}y sic
lica, podnoszac wdziek je-
szcze bardziej. Bunny, czarny
Who's, jakby naturalna zas}o-
ma spada} jej ma suknie zdo-
bna W purpurowe pasy.
- Raj jeszcze %upominam
Gle, = rzekt sedzia, pa.
mietai o TWEEN pochodzeniu
i m}odo6ci i ofiaruj bogom.
- Jestem chrzescianka i
znam jednego Boga, kt6ry
stworzyl niebo i ziemie.
WIEKSZY K0SZT \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-09

- E"NWE sE.E9= "EEHHE@HE4a.
rzek}a Lucyna, jutro staniesz
znowu moze pred sadem,
krew ma oDliczu mog4abv O.
budzic llto6c " ludzie.
Zb]izajacy sic doz6rca vie
zienia odtracll Lucyne, Sote-
rib ~odprowadzono do jej CO.
Ii. W6r6d t1umu, kt6ry ska
zana o%dprowadzil pod brame
wiezienna, by} i Ambzozy,
bladY jak smierc. Dawno uz
zamknefa sic Drama do VIE
zienia, rozszedl sic lud, a on
stall i stall oparty 0 s}up, ze
wzrokiem wlepionym " bra.
me.
w wieZieniu.
Senator Aureliusz Sem
proniusz przekona} sic, re
pomylil sic co do Soteris, ami
grozby, AMI dotkliwa kara ME
wywarly na niej zadnego W
p}Ywu. Podziwia} lei sta}o6c
i odwag4, ale z przerazenjem
my6lal o mozliwo5ci, ba 0
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-31

With the statements made by Sup
arintendent Marston Campbell Terri
tCrial Surveyor Wall and Dr. Pratt of
the Board of Health, that sanitary
conditions in the Kalihi and Palama
districts are an immediate menace to
the health of the entire city, direc-
tion has been given the efforts for
an effective cleanup of the entire
section.
The Board of Health is now at work
on a map that will show the condi-
tions there as well as give an idea
where streets should be cut and drain
age systems installed to rid the dis
trict Of its stagnant water, overflow
ing cess-pools and unsanitary sewer
outlets. At the same time, the public
works department is drafting plans for
remedial measures and the surveyors
department is working on still larg
er system Of streets from an engi-
neering standpoint. Nt<!