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The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Ideal Mines Reopen at Russellville

Russellyille.-The Ideal Coal Com.
pany mines resumed operations July
2S, after a shutdown of several weeks.
The. Southern Anthracite has been
running steadily for ONE time. These
are the two largest properties in the
Russellville district, and each is work
ing full force. Several smaller
mines. which cater mostly to the local
trade, have started the summer run
and the mine pay roll will be an inn
portant item In the business and com
mercial life of the city.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
souoht Sharp County Peaches.

Batesville. - The Weekly Produce
Company has bought much OF the
section OF Sharp county. The move
ment of the crop has Just begun, and
representatives of the st. Louis ION
Germ spent a few days in that county
last week inspecting the peaches as
they were loaded on the ears. 1t is
estimated that about - carloads OF
peaches will be shipped from Wilt
ford.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Farmer Failed TO Dip Cattle.

Evening Shade ID. Holly OF En-.
cry who was fined So for violation
Of cattle quarantine regulations. was
arrested a few days later on three
similar charges. Accused OF having
failed to dip his cattle. Jesse Good
mar OF Maxyille was fined So by a
justice OF the peace for failing to dip
his cattle, but the fine was suspended
upon his promise to obey the regula-
tons.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Few Homes.eaders in Stone County

Mountain View.-There have been
fewer claims for homesteads filed in
stone county this year than in the his
tory of the county. due perhaps TO the
fact that all of the suitable places
have been taken up. There is also
many hundred of acres of forest res
ervation in this county and that is
also responsible for the decrease In
homesteading. Five years ago there
we're nan sections of this country
that were not settled at all. but the
homesteader has been busy recently.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Ozark Diamond Company Bankrupt

Texarkana-The Ozark Diamond
Mines Corporation OF Murtreesboro.
Ark, was placed in bankruptcy by
petition OF its creditors, filed in the
Federal Court here.
Among the claims listed are the
state National bank OF Little Rock.
$4,000; Ozan Lumber Company OF
Prescott, $1,000, McRae 4 Tompkins
OF Prescott, S9S2, ". y. Bemis of
Prescott, $1,000. No list of assets
was given.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Nothino New.

Apropos OF certain fresh revelations
OF corruption In the realms Of high
finance. Thomas W. Lawson said a; n
dinner in Boston
Columbus found out that the world
MAS round. Hut surely lots Of invest
ors before him must have found out
that ii was auythinE but square"
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Indians Own River Bed.

Nuskogee. Okla-The United States
Circuit Court of Appeals has held that
the Creek Indians. and not the state
of oklahoma. own the river bed Of the
Arkansas river. This carries with Il
the right to the scores OF big prodac-
ing oil leases on the Arkansas river
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

Observation-Disclosures are f.ndinc
some nice and valuable gems in Whit
in the Oil Trough section, soutt
of Batesville. Most of the pearls founc
there are of the rosebud variety.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Chairman Gates VIII R.,l,.

Little Rock David A. Gates. chair
man of the state Tax Commission.
will not be an applicant 10 succeed
himself as a member OF the commits
sion. His term expires January 81
after nearly six years of service on
the board. He was a member OF the
commission when 1t was organized on
May IS. 1909.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Sulphur Rock Oil Prospects.

sulphur Rock.-The work OF drill
ing for oil is being carried on here as
rapidly as possible and it is thought
that many of the wells now being dug
soon viii be paying dividends. Rrod
& Neff. experienced oil men of Little
Rock. are here this week looking over
the prospects, and both are greatly
pleased with the outlook.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
satesville Growing Rapidly.

notwithstanding TO figures by
A. A. Weber, secretary OF the Bates
Vile Board OF Trade. building and
building improvements have been car
ried on in Batesville during the past
II months which amount TO $lS7.600
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Deputy Prosecutor Named.

CONWAY. Judge p. II. Prince, form.
err county and probate Judge and reprc-
sentative Of this county in the legis
lature. has been appointed by Prose
cutting Attorney J#R Read Of the
Seventeenth Judicial District as de?u,
" prosecutor for this county. succeed
ing Silas w. Rogers. who resigned
some time ago.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
AN INACTIVE LIVER

ts the cause Of nine-tcnths Of all Sickness
ONE BONDS Liver Pm at bedtime viii
your liver and make II perform
Its duty naturally DON'T TAKE Gallo
MEL. BONp'S PILLS are better. They
CURE HEADACHES. BIIIOUSNESS.
CONSTIPATION, DIZZINESS. PM
PIES. etc. ONE little pill at bedtime. Is
the dose. All dealers e cts. ADV.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
poinsett Rice Crop Is Biz.

Harrisburg-The rice crop Of Poin-
sett county never was better than II
is this year. The farmers are going
to make a bumper crop Of that cereal.
and il is believed they Will harvest Il
successfully. even IL it should be as
rainy the coming fall as il was last
fall.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Lieut.. Wiley Transferred to New York

lieut.. Wiley fanferred 70 New ToTk.
Fayetteville.-Word has been re
ceived here that Lieut.. Noble ]. Wi
ley. commandant of the University Of
Arkansas cadet corps. has beer re
lieved from duty here and ordered TO
report to his regiment in New York,
effective August 81.
Several army officers have already
made application 70 President FNtrall
of the university for his recommends
ton for the position, but It is not vet
known who viii be stationed here.
Lieut.. Wiley vas here two years.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
How To Give ouinine To Children

F~EERlLINE 10 tire Trademark name given 70 an
improved Quinine. IL IS a lasteless syrup, pleas.
snt 70 take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take il and never know IL Is Quinine
Also especially adapted 20 admits who cannot
take ordinary Ouinine. Does not nauseste nor
cause nervousness nor ringing IN tho head. lty
it the nett time you need Quinine Ter any rnr'
pcSe. Ask Ter s-opncs original package. TITS
aau.c FE2RiLISE is blown in bette. as cents
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Tho WAY Of II,

4 suppose you sat AT the captains
table
The captain sat at our table re
spouded Mrs. Nurich. with dignity
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Only One ..BpOMO OulNlNE"

To get the genuine. oall Tor full name. LAxA
TIVE BROno QUININE. Look for signature Of
Z. w GROVE. Cures Geld IN One Day. Stops
cough and headache. and works Oft cold. 2Sc.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
No News.

Pretty maiden. II is on the cards
hat you are going to marry.
"Of course II is. when we've just
sent them out"
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Good AnoIcr.

Miss Rand Why. Kate, how do you
do | haven't seen you for several
years Caught a husband yet?
Mrs. Reno Goodness, yea I've
caught three and let two go.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

Smile on wash day. That's when you use
Red Cross Ball Blue. Clothes whittier than
SNOW. All grocers. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

insufficient sleep and late hours are
some of the causes which retard
growth and health OF children.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

There are people who look upon
matrimony as a necessary evil.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

Wiggs@Yes, she has been married
n woman who wac born TO command "
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

For lame back use Hanford's Bal
ram. applied thoroughly and well rub
bed Ia. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06
Communal Amenities.

My dear. don't act like a fool"
How can | help IT when you told
ne 20 follow your Lead"
The Dermott news., 1914-08-06

And yet ii is just as easy to praise
ones ~nciEhbor as II is TO find fault
with him
Evening star., 1914-12-27

PUT the most conspicuous case in which l used my
American directness-and little ingenuity thrown
into good advantage when James Gordon Ben
began advocate his idea that would be good
scheme for the United States issue the postoces
of the country nterest-bearing twentydoar bond,
which only another kind of postofice savings bank
In the of his campaign Bennett instructed his
correspondent in London to interview the subject
Lord Rothschld the manager of the Coutts Bank the
British Postmaster General, and Others The CORE
spondent, who Englishman and welded to
English methods called me in for consultation. Through
So-and-So were to get letter of introduction to
So-and-So, M. P, who would in introduce to
Lord Rothschild, the Coutts people, and the Post
master General.
@How long will it take to do all this?" said I.
3Perhaps week"
@But Mr. Bennett wants right away. He
wired-he didn't write you. Doesn't that mean hurry
up?"
"There you 60 agan" said the correspondent patting
affectionately the shoulder. "You Americans
Evening star., 1914-12-27


others whom l was to see Justin Mccarthy, the
historian, statesman and old particular friend of the
author of the "Auocrat of the Breakfast Table;
expected something peculiarly intimate and interesting
from him. Furthermore, Mr.. Mccarthy had always
been of the greatest friendship with my paper
and had refused to any of its representatives
Imagine my surprise then, reaching his house and
sending my card, to be told by the butler that Mr..
Mccarthy would not
@But why?' demonstrated. go back and tell him
that I'm from his friend James Gordon Bennett
The butler did so, and presently returned with the
same message, @Mr. Mccarthy cannot you. l do
not know why, Sir, but he begs to be excused
was wounded and mystifed at being turned down
in this way, until chanced by newsstand and the
glaring headlines of extra. Justin Huntly Nc
Carthy, the historians son, marries Cisse LOTUS"
Then I understood why Mr.. Mccarthy refused to
see l also excused the abruptness of his message.
He evidently thought 1 wanted to interview him on
that topic.
Part II sOM appear III an c@7ly issHs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
DEMOCRATS To
DECIDE ON DATE
FOR CONVENTION
Committee and Members of
Party WlA Meet Friday
Night % Justice VI w. Nc
CleI'an's Office

iHr afIHHsfst4. raantI .ntrai com.
miffee af meeting Bee he held Fu.
dtf uiahf 81 5ast.ff 81 So Macisf.
iauH offer $50 NHffa Third street
nli fN fhs flmf faf fHe rfmaris.
and county convention 4usisfe SO.
fiNilan SECRETARY ~ fhs committee
NEi iesHf fHe faH rfuHaHlf iadaF ~
fnf request ~ Lens A. NrRae.
chairman
AZ fnc pfm4ries DELEGATES Is the
fanHtf convention alfl tf elected aud
- ne coos cation fofaa ms dsieeafss
e. ne state democratic convention
aul ie chosen
40 important question fa tf accid-
"a 81 thf uffflns Friday rIghf. out
eide ne tme fof fhs primaries ana
fenH enfUH. aH 81 Hhefher candle
afies faf fhe state legislature and
probate ildse shall hf nominated "a
ihf Same county CONS cation I'D ahieh
DELEGATES o. the sfsfe convention arc
elected
Toe members ~ fne committee nfi
hnt aerids upon these matters With
aui listening i0 fhe aHFiee ~ meme
tffN ~ fnf rHrft According o. SIR
hfiiae. aii members ~ the partf arc
invited 60 bf present af ihe meeting
r - heI1 in jawicf Mrtieian'r'
office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
KIRBY DECIDES TO GO
BACK TO FLAGSTAFF
WITHOUT REQUISlTI0h

~ kiraf teferlrafaan. nareeI
af fiazstaf tr1 Hlfh obtaining
moHe5 under iaise prettnsss last
righi hen nffrleaei ns Chief Mr-
Miid decided ~ return without f1-
tradition Sheriff = PuHHm *
ceeonIan eoant AIR. departed with
kifbs in e.sfulI - il.85 erielk Ca
Hia r. train 500
kHhE pres IuH-lF has refused ta
uaire extra1ifltn and Sheriff puliiam
had telezaptea fhe prosecutor " ce-
aninu co4nn to e1 ~ Phoenix o.
get reaustiau fFam Governor
hDnt TIE attorney vert ts fhe Arl-
cera capital Wia learned there thaf
fhs governor aas awaf and would n.s
feiafn until Est night He Intended
rs aprh ~ the re4u-ltian this
morning
hiftt etshe8 fwn fhets nHe fog
S-t ana one far $50 ln sainen af
FLAGSTAFF and then hired horse and
faela snd drove g. Williams. where
D. boarded santa r. train for Ai-
negaeralt BE had been here for
seterai fafs hen Chlef NrMliln ar-
resfed him E the Request 70 sheriff 1
Fuliiam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
10 NATIONAL GUARDS
MISS SPECIAL TRAIN
EN- ROUTE TO DEMlNG

fHflfen national guards af th.
H8nia ia and lar NrEaa commands
~ alfed here Saturday mpht e.ft
thst commands missed tha aaeeis.
tfaH WhIeh departed al 10 81 .ar.
~ hfleu Ga ruute b. DemlnE ana
ff hro q spe lal san oh ifaia Na
sNf " oelacb yesterday mefn-
ms
Captain AfmN0 and First itufen.
6H l.aua ~ Santa Ee Nere q
HfuHfnA ~ Che fuaelfr The
-Affasmen nlsHndcfsfood the Time
th"n inr apeNH tHs 81 ie4te
afe crowd ~ women aHd t|fs hsd
ihtrfd "a the santa a. station s
ttieMeN 60 lhe Albuquerque com.
fanits aud scattered ln the mass
tae upstate militia dld net notice tat
afnaiiHrp 81 the tau Fhse Nefe
Ete exceptions a. this 1hef sar iE-
fef hs train into ere south fds.
Hatff thes dfs ted As Che tfan rs.
stH A Hins Gle mHe sar8 mf
Ihe santa fe officials hero fe
eetFed word that the speeial ehith
ENt COMPANIES from tnr EASTERN easf
81 fae tate boarded ai Heien lhed
bauins yesterday morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
TWENTY TEACHERS AT
SAND0vAL INSTITUTE

Santa Fe Jaig f--Asslsfant Sa-
perirtendsnf Il pelUc Instruction
FlMdesfa Eaes has returned ffoni Il
sslf e. the teachers Institutes az
SAINTS Rosa and Hfrrallo Tae
Guadalupe county institute Mr hael
found well attended. helHs enroll
- brt tire sand0Kai county gather
ting had an ATTENDANCE ~ onl} about
fnfnfe teachers However n both
enunfies he found decided improve
wert ir the eaIAaeF ~ tae teachers.
tHe result 81 eradusils dropp.us the
poorly euaifiea pesia-azues and SUBJ
sfIflfine for them those uho hase
prepared better and have kept up
Hth their studies Mr Haea De ld-
dressinz asfh institute enphasIzed
the factor - competition tna affeets
me teacher ~ mgeh as ans other soc
alton and results Ed efeviine oct
ihe inefficient ara fhe survival ~ fhe
ttfest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
1873 ELkS TRAVELLING
ON 2 SPECIAL TRAINS
SPEND HOUR IN CITY

pae hundred ana eIshu aeht Elks
mem tffs Nf me Los Angeles and San
Francisco iea@es uete lu the citg
yesterday morning. ga route e. toe
national convention at Denver The
i.n- Angels delegation. numbering
eeFeiiln-iv4f a4fssed hrFe sn iis sl..-
ral al "a O'Clock and the Ssn FRA
riate lefiaere a. numbering u.s. SIRE
fiffd iart3 iFe minutes latter ga theif
sffesiW iratn Both tralns remained
here 900 hoar
lhe sam Francisco lodge team
drilled on West Central avenue. Nsm-
Beers IF iht Albuquerque lodge re-
eested beth delegations az the santa
Fe st4tlon anG took wany 81 them
te the weal eah far brief .lslt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

Es ia- kt- y 81. Julf 49,
rraHH feH -n aii resident ~
rs tf-a passed aHay LAST nshf
tfe i VEGAS hospital where 30
Nd H1ffr- .lr ITO operation fuf eali
stones A fenprri Has re sears 80
axe n N pioneer ~ the south
Hfst hatirs come to this part of TIE
nAfffi e tnr eitlI var Before
mr- o. VEGA. be- worked with a
r. entn- company hauling goods
between Del e ana Leadriie Colo.
AFTER % f1 fnis stay BE- ran
t ~ : nur her - sear.
IS Che tne - l- death Or eas it-
rt wing gwen uH active
ars 1H E.s fach &c leaves son
aHa "sfsr relatives ln this
eif.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
ESPkh0LA STORE TO
BE REBUILT AT ONCE

santa e. taif -fauarraa
lfiH.eaa gfHifffiff hes.Hs fhs
bti'lias 90 the Bond q NohI -.
at tafsApl which burned as ~
+f9ani ieH aeks $500. lafa laI's
fs aHe tefitais hf4ls assIras.t
.aAsin- et nf tst.aao rle ~
s.iai1f 81 dtsisnso tf Anhf5l
g. harh 80 eaHta ~ and ell
Nailte1 Nfepfapf WlH M ~.
sler7 n44a With hfi aFaf fa-t
taf hHiI0ln-. ine fHors urs t
~ .nuefete and the nllis ~ t.
fH sieri ceilings nna roof t ~
tf iafef Store taIa.nr -
$50 Nfanae VALLEY north ef
atl ~ ata D. the rHa
ans moss iafaf'eas furnished ~
HllHHra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

East Las vegas y 81. JulT
I've traln'eaa~ 81 Eigs from the
faefle coast eH raufe Is Denver t.
me E5ks convention stopped here
this afternoon FOR 4 couple 81 hours
tHa Merr r9falls entertained bv me
Las Vegas in4se Exalted Ruler VIII
iaaM SafiHgar = The afal iad-e ana
ssefrai o'hef E.ks Jeff fhls af.ernaon
for Denver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
NATIONAL GUARDS
AND REGULARS At
CAMP bRO0KES
Militia and Regulars Spend
Busy Sunday Preparing for
Naneugefs Which aa Gov
er Ten Strenuous Days

nfnne IS ~ 5Hr fs-Tts ain.
80 rlrrnl Nfe t4s affsfnf.ln =. =
camp Hrr0|HH. lAsf .Hfs.4a - rsean-
Ins. Hsf piece alfh rnt.i e -.
fsfaIafs ard see Mexico t.f..r..l
guards lVarffrri Ell a.e .rrl af....'
mtt.rE fnaI NffDaIsfars far fEe r.r
etis HlrfHters aHff Aeer t.-
lnnffNn There aff rnfa a.EI.f. is
Ffft ferlshf ttar asar before 81 la
.lHefl nf the Hsfl.raf guard rs aea
hsffp Do faff fIfh tti. n.sr nIt.-
-. Naff lFffa base r.Erf Ia.s1 plans
Fsi Ia SEES Hfk.ea anra fAs rh..a
. 81 fle e.tN Haf 1h0 alaftsmaa ffl-r
HNftNfrr .nl esH.rr ArH Maa a0 Ir-
EiHfirz U4HlaH..s ff.H esnfa r.,
Allis'I +fffas EsIa Efnsa. tttasI
ae9 NaE.slai| arf.fsl nere lr satr.af
Haitt inta mufrirE aEI WFt 10.
hi7ti sfffl HaH $3.50 base rfan 1eat
aaAft1fa srra al1 ns EHIr
NttN pc leiifs fHf enc fH0s HrTr#ai-
Ahl fftt bsftal ~ fhs sfN e.
iHiaru1 saieh arrived hefe sfs-
tffraE Was sHuHH fHNFffa f0
ths affIai " iauer q nf ghf stf
AfAH arfEINf1 commanded lbs N.n-
faIn q - SCOTT rsf r. a F-.e.r.
ifH. Al 1855 Nf In aharaa 20 ffa
nl5 Mowers during me anlamfrtrt
NNlH ffHNefak nafei Indian
tlfhtar he Aas ufr service ss.fr.t
fNs fes ir Colorado and #fsr
ss Hri tnf Sfnla aher Ifd e. Sr.r4
t4N He has aise eerteB Be- fs
Philippines and 81 Alaska WHls
fte frHsfsu fNf lhe anfsmpnarf
aNt entirely complete far arna.a
'Herf tonight ard MANS drfaHs 4ra +.
af sfif'et conditions arise e
iiefN fHfff NNI e. ESQ lafs far
nfFfnt training taa flf Iaftffr
taiffa- aHtffHnfe Iar f. fHr
tfifrifE company ff'l arf
ilt EaH petition. Governor HHnfH-
ID g. attend ~ cHuraare as /
'na NiN preside zf fre rrHifn ~ tHa
fenps naHtff e disnnerlsf.I
Htifaf men Nil attend fhs mas
ltHtHf+ inHIadffe NfiaadlHr General p
ASHER t biIr. tonna ndfna me- b
lafnrrr department Colonel sofa
Z ferf etm Houston. - San Antonio. 3
20 'srt7in y p Hume depart e
lEniaI gaariefmasifr Is ID Pass 4
~ Nes Mexico rlsrasr uGI ha
ff i uEder the .pertI-Ior q -. L
'faff General HAIRY r Hrrr.rz 7
D. Isr afms end u5Iltia ufE.ef.
iH hold nightly Consultations Pc frl
fpr-f ~ outlining H1rs f1r the
- dat one fh.n4 has been def-
iisif settled. and fhal e. DAT che
'efh-tNfn Hii have fra pleasure of
ifiielpailae 20 ff iaast one parade
.rh daF
. feature nhseh $3.50 Hket dafatnn \.
~ fta'f amHnE the comranIes s. X
De- decision fa have rise best drilled j.
.Htaaf - sHafasmen msei Govern ~
mcdonald on Governor dsF ace 4
npanlel l1 massad band
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
THIEF DROPS LOAD WHEN
BARBER SHOUTS AT HIM

Ben kfeSo Aiafid barber. vas
eE PC #a Ions Iaeifth street ard
Sew Aarh Fenue Saturday night. a.
SAP mas srrlins lumber ffam Sey-
hi0Ar ieF nson house. under con-
s,faHaen the Luna place he
sunltsa aha the n7an dropped hlx
.oad end iied he had eight hea.,
'eetIAs Alarld reported tho matter
e. faifN.gn Teny tiuefara Fesfer-
aas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
MAYOR NOT TO CALL A
MEETING FOR TONIGHT

AAspf o Il Boafrlsnt said lssr
''s@Ri that there aonia - ~
firttiA- af the seanell tonight
~4iess mem pers requested him
isn'sS p agi upon fhe mesa park
ste question That IS provided
N"fanef ~ tae council safsielen3 -
.ns gre setian asked him IL issue tae
N~t~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
TWO SOULS With BUT
4 SINGLE THOUGHT

asf fhsf fhauThi h fhs reoaress -
NtTTuIsw's IcF cHfAu usnin,g
iae frp msr1 Aaltreff q times
anf getii hsfe sans asa ~ the
rHH'Ff ~ people uhe have tried
NtfTHrw sHTtH sr8 rpa viii
hare ~ 0ther salfoss 1aa ~ i
today. Thsff carnaf o. better
'ifre 10 fHmrfsrs sflrlrr one -
ihe finest y ffffashmtnfs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

TIE rEig nua Islts anaa E fsssf
.lr n 5000 salons rarl0 IS
itIIsa 81 several Hafllzs Eu saa ffar.
r.su naantslf. lHf a1a lf f1e f.e
eftlir nHt faffnH o. tfHr.
enoHsn water r. fl4rarfs as
frNftaz il lrif Hf Hrfrf
tnf nfe feter nHH 1rlfl
ftfaeiiyn. VIII ntHt s4ff tHt r-
N.l - aN tiufs positive iaet
To- santa q railway E. talid.rs
the huge reslftl seven miles rlI.a
g fl-.taff. HEsn r comp. ffi
Z HaI feI fhe Htftl ~ tFt $50
lassfzff Tor fltH The railway
owns che sprlnsa Ind depends ufaa
them fpf water flerre Is ut r
G. fhf project
Tre reservoir ma nets rHe lre
llam tre tHfln-- seventeen ui -
north 81 FIssstaif aHl b. completed
- Aaseutfr The present pi.aa-
ilns Hss rlt a. rfa iaHz- enough
engineers e. kesH fEe water 81 Ir fte
res RESERVOIR Iae work zt- starff
l7sf sprnE The ftsa.r all h. exc
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