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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Bottomstone took trip TO Tallehas-
see creek Wednesday to see the coun-
try and put some young stock in DR..
cfdyell's pasture.
Mrs. Ollie Hubbard OF Memphis.
Tenn. is visiting her sister. Mrs
Story. on Park avenue. She expects
t'femaies for the summer
v nLuE
Miss Mabel Cuthbert is enjoying
visit with her friend. Miss Elzie Jones.
OF Barron. Wis.
Work has commenced on the re-
modelling of and addition to. Lincoln
Park school house
uL=L%
Some OF the James and Ralston
families expect to picnic the Fourth
at the Beaver dams near Penrose.
Reynolds Carver has gone to Kan
sas. ~ and work near his old home.
x-xLw
Mr.. Routh and Mr.. Neph from near
Kansas City. Kansas. stopped of here
between trains TO visit the family Of
Mr. kouth's cousin. 1. F. Davis. They
we're on their way TO Montrose 10
look after some property interests.
u-1-~
Mn, and Mrs. Emil Tobler have re-
turned 10 their home on Park avenue
from a .oJourn OF several weeks at
Springs. New Mexico.
James Mckay. Who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Carpenter. left for
Colorado Springs Tuesday. lie viii
spend the Fourth at Denver. then 90
on to bis home a, olathe Kan.as
Miss Maude Melton is down frum
Denver and viii be the guest Of her
mother, Mrs c A. Rogers. for the
summs
w-I-
Mrfpad Mrs. Stewart OF Trinidad
we're oyer-sunday guests At the ks
kaddon home on Elm avenue. de-
nghtful drive over the Royal Gorge
road { the top was the event OF Moa-
day for Miss Kiskaddon and her
guests.
A party Of Lincoln Park young peo-
pie drove over The tunnel road SAfur-
day evening. then took hike
through the Gorge and enjoyed moon
light spread near the hanging bridge
Miss Elsie Jones Of Barren. Wis. WAS
the guest OF honor. The occasion was
a most enjoyable one for the whole
party
Mrs. Herard and the families Of
Prof. Fisher. VIM. Jukes and Y. W.
Smith are planning a camping and
nshing trip to Sedoma ranch which
u over the range from wes;eiire.
They will start the nfth and expect to
be gone ten or twelve days.
49,
Mr. and Mrs Grant Ross and daugh-
ter. Muriei OF Chetok. Wis. and Mrs
Ross sister. Mrs. RAmsley of coiors-
do spfingu. who have been visiting the
Foster and Freidengcr families left
the nrst OF the week Mrs. Ramssy
vent TO Grand Junction for a visit and
the rest OF the party are on a return
Trip to their home. stopping OF for
visit In Nebraska.
Mr. J. W. Seymour of Denver. edi-
or OF the Mid.contincnt. was a week
md guest In the home OF C. A. Rogers
bn Poplar avenue.
One OF the most important features
u the ladiss social held on Ahart's
avn last week. that failed Of being
mentioned Na tho write-up. was the
|ret,y candy booth presided over by
Al. .-..u- ,..nrto Th. rirta
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Mrs. Herard and the families of
Prof. Fisher. VIM. Jukes and Y. W.
Smith are planning a camping and
nShing trip to Sedoma ranch which
u over the range from wes,eiire.
They will start the nfth and expect to
be gone ten or twelve days.
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twenty we're present Iazn games
VeTe played until a la:e hour. DELI
cate Refreshments Of cake and straw
berries we're served Every one had
q fne time.
$50
DR. John Robson. dentist OF Great
Bend. Kansas. pr. worrai Robson o.:
Bison. Kansas. and their nephew. Geo
smith. are the guests OF their paren1s.
Mr. and Mrs. Robson Of Cyanide av-
euue.
N=.<-~
Miss Constance Snyder. who has
been In Cripple Greek for the past few
days. returned home sunday and Is
able TO be up and around the place.
Her many friends are elad to kno~
that her case Of typhoid fever has not
been as bad as has been reported.
E-w-a
Drs John and Nowal Robson and
sister. Mrs. okey Hurd. went to Den
yer TUESDAY. They expect to return
via Ft Smith and will be aecompsni-
ed home by the brother there.
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A party Of Lincoln Park young peo-
pie drove over the tunnel road sAiur-
day evening. then took a hike
through the Gorge and enjoyed moon
light spread near the hanging bridge
Miss Elsie Jones Of Barren. Wis. was
the guest OF honor. The occasion was
a most enjoyable one for the whole
party
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ross and daugh-
her, Muriei OF Chetok. Wis. and Mrs
|Ross sister. Mrs. RAmsley OF Coiora-
DO spHngu. who have been visiting the
(Fo.ter and Freidenger families lef,
|ehe nrst of the week Mrs. Rams ~
went TO Grand Junction for a visit and
khe rest OF the party are on n return
"Trip to their home. stopping OF for
visit In Nebraska.
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N--E-U

Mrs. n. C. Burning and daughter.
Irene. who have been visiting friends
and relatives In the east for several
days past, returned home this week.
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Mr.. J. W. Seymour OF Denver. edi-
tor OF the Mid.continent. was a week
md guest In the home OF c. A. Rogers
bn Poplar avenue.
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Mrfp d. Mrs. Stewart Of Trinidad
wcre oyer- sunday guests a. the ks
Isaddon home on Elm avenue A de-
nghtful drive over the Royal Gorge
road & the top vas the event OF Moa-
day for Miss Kiskaddon and her
guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Lloyd went 70
Howard this week where they crpcc,
TO make their future home.
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STATE OF COLORADO.

County OF Fremont.
In the County Court In Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Sophia
Pryor
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Miss Helen Newell has been having
great deal OF trouble with poisoned
hands. The exact cause is unknown
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Mr. and Mrs. Carver. with the three
younger children. left Wednesday
morning for the san Luis valley
They expect to drive By the way OF
salida
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Lloyd Como and Glenn Gebhardt
Sok a wheel rib to wcstcline FRI
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Miss Martha Wilson entertained q
small party Of friends at tho Wilson
reaidencc on Cyanide avenue. About
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STANDARD PRINTS SC YARD
-DUTCHEss- MADRAS.

% inches wide. durable, fast
colors; used for house dresses
children's dresses. mems shirts
etc. Price. e...... 1oe I'd
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Ono OF the most important features
|f the iadiss' social held on Ahart's
avn last week. that failed OF being
hentioncd Sia the write-up. was the
lretsy candy booth presided over by
|omc OF the young people. The gir!=
rc to s. congratulated on their con-
|ribu,ion to the success Of the affair.
they could have disposed OF a lot
bore of such homemade sweets. As
was the supply was exhausted on
hor, notice
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-16

the various improvements for which
Joan was responsible.
There were times when lie was dizzy
with thought Of her and love Of her.
when be would stop his horse and with
closed eyes picture her "a he had seen
her that first day in the Stern sneets
Of the whaleboat d1Shing mndjy in 10
shore and marching be!liceTently along
his veranda to remark that it was
pretty hospitality. this letting stran
gers sink or swim in his front yard.
1t was patent to Sheldon that Tu-
dor had become interested in Joan
Often after his morning ride over the
plantation or coming in from the
store or from inspection of the copra
drying. Sheldon found the pair Of them
together Oh the veranda, Joan listening
intent and excited and Tudor deep in
some recital of personal adventure at
the ends of the earth.
Sheldon noticed. too. the way Tudor
looked at her and followed her about
with his eyes. and in those eyes he
noted a certain hungry look and on
the face a certain wistful expression.
and he wondered if on his own face
he carried q similar involuntary ad-
vertiSement He was sure of several
things first. that Tudor was not the
right man for Joan and could not pos
sibly make her permanently happy:
next, that Joan was too sensible a
girl really TO fall in love with Il man
Of such superficial stamp. and, finally,
that Tudor would .hIunder his love
making somehow And ut the same
time. with true lovers anxiety. Shell
don feared that the other might some
how fail 70 bIunder and win the girl
with purely f0rtuitous and successful
meretricioUs show.
The situation was very unsatisfac-
tory and peTplexinG, Sheldon played
the difficult part Of waiting and look
ing on while his rival devoted himself
energetically 10 reaching out and
grasping at the f1uttering prize He
did not belong to Berande and. now
that he was we'll and strong again. it
was time for him TO 20, Instead OF
which Tudor had settled himself down
comfortably. resumed swimming. went
dynamiting fish with Joan. spent hours
with her hunting pigeons. trapping
crocodiles and at target practice with
rife and revolver
But there were certain traditions Of
hospitality that prevented Sheldon
from breathing hint that il was time
for his guest to take himself off And
In similar fashion. feeling that II was
not playing the game. he fought down
the ten ptation to warn Joan. Had he
known anything, not too serious, TO
Tudor's detrment be would have been
unable 70 utter il, but the worst OF II
was that be knew nothing at all
against the man.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-16
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady in GoodWater Describes Hel
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Was
Finally Relieved.

Goodwater, Mo.-"Ever since | VIZ.
a little GIRL" says Mrs. Riley Laramore.
81 was great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery after eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought had to suffer this way a,
long as lived, but when began to take
Thedford's Black-Draught, in small
doses, every night, the heartburn was al
gone in few days, and | could eaf
without distress.
Itook two small packages in all, anc
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
speak good word for Thedford':
Black-Draught whenever / have the op-
portunity."
If eating causes distress. we urge yor
to try Thedford's Black-Draught. /
cleanses the system, helps the stomach &c
digest its food, regulates the bowels, anc
stimulates the liver.
1t acts gently and is without bad after.
effects. Tryit. Price 25c-
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ana arrows ceased. me last pushr1e1
disappeared. and the fight was over ri
most as soon a il had begun on their
own side no one had baaD br,--. while
ha.f 2 dozen hrS1ueo had been killed
poor b-ures loan said ..Tbev act
Only accorrfn- n their natures To
ga. THAR Kind end take heads i good
rna-ali-v Far +hen
Pint they sho,,ld Ia tanrhr nor r.
take vhfra mons haads~ ShaIao1 ar
era1
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va 671 o-a haa4 rra.u 49, 80 ~
fega H. -, I-,.-fa-, w. 81,
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t, =
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anu nuns Al 'ne slloAe'
"oan 'UEned ana inoieo out oasliiE'
s!cA' 'eei1ns mo lHe suis lille
an GU i1Ins d. Tue ar 1oE SUPPORT
See All are there. she called oack
L04--''s "ud 'oi'eEeu aiA4ies9is Oh iof
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uia1.s anu NY Ing 10 forget IHe sIsHi
e hao seen
pm He!oon zen Tue unpieaSah'
ta>A VI 'ahSiAg tue neads, iheF were
an ,n1It' Lihe % theul, "h,e men :
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IL o0' lue e"A' !2ooHu anu So
up 'ne po'4nS D'd . Dlnu '-d' 'eS
e9teu' 'eHl HILL 'u' II
iHs 'ie aeaus dtouhu IoE iuehllHSailoh'
uo'ins 'ue hatchet strokes ana reInarh-
ing Tue ulsIor'ed expressions
o'HeI Heaos' tho'ousu+S sun orieu
anu Sniohe cured were round ID apuh-
uance' Out win TWO EXCEPTIONS thes
were Tue heaua oi o'achS-
-He saHNee o'ach Mary me saN'ee
"hi'e Mary Quoth blnu Char!ey
NE 10 save 'hat ieila MARY nat
haIne oe'"us hIiI
| oneiuoh looked. 3hclenr ana WIZ
! ered' bIackened by many years OF the
! SMOKE OF the ue'I-deFli mousse never
| IheieSS the shruHheH, iiunlhl! ilhe race
| was uunlI9tdhapI! Chlhese, no" IL
! udu COME tuere was 'he mystery it
was woman hedu' anu he mao never
/ hedru VI chinese "onlah III the us
tofS Vi Tue oo'oulons rom Tue eafs
!
-,.stel, 49,, a.so 30
49, a.. 49,. eu,,, e-
.,noo-oa 80 ,o1i,hoa 49,, 80 tnso
+ba chez, ~ rao-l ord tho -,-o--, -na
~ orion+.I ,roId IT, o.bor bo,5
ocro1Iv oncie,t ros uh;ta mons
and sheldon wondered what foro,tten
| hacha-dar-noar fisherman or sandaivood
+rodar had oona to furnish that phast
| IL tronhv
Telling Rim Charley 70 remove the
earrings and directing the Poonra.
| PoonCa men to carry out the old fire
tender. Sheldon cleared the devil devil
house and set fire to it Soon every
house was blazing merrilv while the
ancient fire tender sat upright in the
sunshine. blinking at the destruction
Of his village Every member Of Tu
doris expedition was accounted for
and it was long. dark WAY out Of the
| head hunters country. Releasing theil
two prisoners. who leaned away like
startled deer they plunged down The
steep path into the Streaming irnrIo
That -!cht found them back in carn-
with Tudor. and at high noon of IT.,
third dav .raroIinr with tha rnrran,
and sbooting th. ran;ds RIO ex,aai
t,on arrived Of Poranda I,,, witt
,i,b ,n,,,,.l-Io, ,,o, ra,.o.,.,.r III, .,,,.t
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L. ALEXANDER
PRACTICAL
CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Careful Estimates Made on All Con
tract Work. Gives more and better
work for the money than any other
contractor in the city.
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CONTINUED Thursday
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odd Fellows inset tonight.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

THE HEAD HUNTERS.
""HAT fella boy he sick" Binu
Charley said, pointing to q
Poonga-Poonga man whose
shoulder had been scratched
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-07-24
Better File Pledges.

Candidates should remember that
pledges must be filed with B H. Barre,
secretary, by IL O'Clock Wednesday,
July 31st. This is the very latest hour
that candidates will be allowed to en-
ter the race.
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George COrley Arrested.

George Corley, a negro, alleged part
ner of Will Holmes in the entering
of the store OF Mr.. Jake Harman, was
arreoted on Monday by Sheriff Miller.
Corley denies his guilt, but Holmes
declares that he is as guilty as himself.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-11-28
F 0 R s AL {

Groom house, close in, furn-
ished if desired, lot l00x250, >
story barn, fruit trees; a most
desirable home. 81, $50, terms.
4-room house, convenient to
both stations, lot 75xl5O. A very
desirable property for small in
vestment. $4,000.
7-room house, 3 unfinished
rooms upstairs, very attractive
for hotel or boarding house: LOT
15Ox150. owner leaving city. A
bargain. Price upon application
List your wants for city, sub
urban or country property. !
can be of service to you.
AS | have inquiries for farms,
both large and small, list them
at once.
Can arrange to build you a
home on the installment plan.
Why renty
Money to loan on farm prop
erty.
e. II. WARREN,
Over Guaranty State Bank,
Jefferson. Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-11-28

Com missioners Court met on Tues
day. Nov. i2th, 1912 in regular session
present. X. A. Loomis. county judge;
Eva Johnson, A. ID, Crsver aud G W
Brown, eonmiss W. F. Jones,
clerk.
Ordered by the court that the sheriff
be paid forty cents per day for feeding
state aud county prisoners
Ordered by the court tia The clerk
issue d warrant on the ROAD aud bridge
fund for $500 90 favor Of The Roger.
National Bank To pay interest On $4,000.
90 warrant for one year from sept.
18th, 1911, to sept. 18th. 1912. To i,-
sue warrant to Rogers National Bank
warrant on ruai and bridge fund Tor
$4,000 payable Feb. Is. 1918, bearing
interest AZ 5 81 per ceut from sept Is.
1912. 10 t,n. Is. 1913. To i.sue var.
rant loi,.y-rs National Ban. for $50 @.
% dated sept, l3, 1912, due one wear
from date bearing interest AZ 3 B. per
cent from date. The taa lAst variants
10 take up a fto0o.0o .=ftsut nu~ held
by the Rogers National B.us.
Ordered by the court that the ue-
court house TO b- erected b. hui.t 5u
lot. ans =. 10 block :. Dtqphart al
di;ion % ihe city e J.f-F-on. ~hsu
deed. conveying good aud perfect iite
., N..saf, x.ursv 4f.f f.x.. f....-s, f..r..
er,-l 90 ih~ Coguty Ju.x- - M.rlsu
cnuuty atthout aus v"-t CO. Mausn
ouuutv.
Ordered bs thv rtaft That -sFrsrf "a
i.ne8 Cd y q I.y &C. 80 p0 f.r ga
ssf'rfs
uftss..i st ssffsat l~ l.eart fe
h ia b.a. 60 sicg a. ts ga -
iufn shs4
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Ten Cent Tax Levy To Pay on
C0ut House.

From proceedings of &c mmissioners
1925 OF minute book
"Be it futher provided by the court
that in order to provided means to
pay said debt amounting to sal 900
maturing in nineteen (20) annual in
,taliments At the tunes aud for the
amounts set forth ia tn. said forego-
ing contract and interest at the rate
OF SIX per ceutum 20 per cent? per AN
mum payable annually, a. shown in
said contract; that an auuu. specia
county court house building tax OF
ten cents 40 ctrl on TIA. 500. 90 valu,-
ton on all the taxable property in Ma
rjcn county: Texas. assessed of the
Stat. ~ Texas. be AMI SAID tax i. here
by levied FOR AM during each Of Ih'
y.srs 1913 from and up to 1892.
Said tax is hereby ordered levied
AMI collected annually hereaftef. foi
TIE purpose ef creating sinking 4 fur
Of not less ,hau two per centum (2cifor
the purpose Of paving ofsaid debt. ane
the Interest thereon a. required 10y AZ
iicle II section =. of th- constitution
Ia. revenue derived from which "a.
shall bee usei eyc.uri rely for III.
PAYMENT. Of the debt and inier-sr
( thereon. hereby created. snd shall -
house and building fond c.ass< Saia
countr >.rfant- sh4H be printed a
/ th- srp~ns,. - the Contractor"
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PROCEEDINGS OF
Commissioners court

Be it remembered that on this the
llth day of Nov,i9 the Commission
ers'Court of Marion county met in reg
ular session. Present and presiding,
Hon X A Loomis. county judge with
con,mIssi oners' Era Johnson, A ID CrA-
yer. and q W Brown, with w Jones.
county clerk and W b Stallcup sheriff
officers in attendance: Sheriff opened
court by proclamation at court house
door at 10 O'Clock a. IN. and the follow
ing proceedings were had to wit:
At n regular meeting Of the c ommis.
sioners Court Of Marion county held on
the second Monday in November, 1872:
I he following orders were duly consid-
cred by the Commissioners' court of
said Marion county, and unanimou 81 Y
adopted.
Whereas, heretofore on the 10Th day
OF October A. D. 1912, the Commission
ers' Court OF Marion county. Texae.
made and entered into a contract with
l.. K. Wright Il Company of Dallas
county, Texas. for the construction of
a new court house for eaid Marion
county, and whereas by said contract
it is provided that the contract price Of
said court house. both principal and
interest, shall be payable in certain
amounts and at certain times set forth
in said contract, and evidenced by the
county warrants OF said county. and
wsreas. it Is found necessary to make a
change in said contract, in 30 far as
the amount and times Of payments of
said contract price, both az to princi-
pal and interest and the said l.. r.
Wright Il Company consenting and
agreeing thereto, it is hereby ordered
that the said contract price shall be
payable in the amounts and at the
times following:
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POSITIVE PROOF.
Should Convince the Greatest
Skeptic in Jefferson.

Because il's the evidence of Jeher-
son citizen.
Testimony easily Investigated.
The strongest endorsement of merit.
The best proof. Read it;
w. K, Carr. Jefferson, Texas. says.
Il had an attack of kidney complaint
which left nae for awhile, but returned.
The second attack was more severe
than the first. One morning | made
an effort to stoop and was seized with
sharp pains through Gy kidneys. 1t
made it almost impossible for me TO
straighten. could get no rest at night.
| doctored and tried different remedies,
but nothing seemed to give me anv re-
lief until | took Doan's Kidney Pills.
They helped me at once aud after | had
taken two boxes. my health was better
than ever Doan's Kidney Pills were
were obtained from the Citizens Drug
Co., and they acted rs a tonic to my
entire system"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the e-Dosn's-snd
take no other.
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cult, John Cockrell; Marshall, First
Church, l.. b. Elrod; Marshall,

cult, John Cockrell; Marshall, First
Church, l.. b. Elrod; Marshall,
Summit Street Church, w. w.
Gollihugh Kilgore circuit, /. f,
Pace; Rosewood circuit, d. b.
Boddie; commissioner of education
Methodist University. II. c. Willis
DR.. G. +. Cummings was re
turned to Jefferson station and
Rev. L. n. Mathison TO Kellyville
circuit, which was good news to
all their members.
Rev. II. J. Hayes was moved
from Brennan district tc San
Augustine, Carthage Station
Rev. h. G. Escoe from BRENNAN
district to Jacksonville, Mala
kotf; A. A. Wagnon was returned
to Common, G. Y. Ridley to Rosen
burg; A. S. Whitehurst, Rock
dale
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Contractors Complete Sewerage
Work

The sewerage system laid by
Contractors Dalton q Campbell
Of Dallas, was completed Mon
day and all pipe laid Tuesday.
The work has been under the
supervision Of Eugene Campbell
of the firm, who had charge of
the water system when it was
put IN some seven years ago, and
all work testities that Mr.. Camp
bell thoroughly understands the
business. The firm had com
petent force in charge Of the
ditching machine and in pipe
laying e. r. Cotton, did fine
work.
Mr.. Campbell furnished the
Jimplecute the following est.
mates of the work.
Length and size laid; $500 #.
of 10 inch; 1850 IT,, of 8 inch;
1880 #. Of 8 inch; all standard
sewer pipe.
There are so riser openings;
5 standard man holes. The en-
tire system is laid to an approx
ed depth being an average of Z -
feet. The system covers over )
miles in mains, taking in all the
business and resident part of
the city.
The ditching machine which
has attracted so much attention
while at work herewith be ship
ped this week TO La Grange,
Texas where the contractors
have sewerage contract to fill
similar to the one at Jefferson.