The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-04

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mot really believe down IN his own
breast that if he succeeds ia getting
4 the road over the Northwestern
Turnpike that II would be built for
I the accomodati lion Of seven dafrymen,
instead of the two thousand five
hundred citizens VINO live on the
other route?
Now Just a. word as to the stone
proposition. The writ ter would sug-
|gest as to the stone proposition he
believes that it Is possible to have
the stone for the body or the road
delivered along the route OF the
street car line by many times
cheaper than the stone can possibly
be supplied to the Mile Hill. 10
does not matter where the stone may
be on the Mile Hill route, 1t Will have
to be either hauled down hill or up
hill and 1T matters not IL the stone.
is hauled down hill. the empty wag-
ons must return up hill and must
be hauled by means of wagons or
carts. While IL the road is built by
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5company'ss line, the stone could be
hauled upon the traction. company's
line by means of the electrical freight
car. There Is stone quarry upon.
5the land belonging to the attorney
who lives with the six farmers
that is adjacent to the street car
line ri ght Of way The stone can
be easily worked out. there being.
no dirt Of any note to be removed.
as a solid vein OF hard sand stone
that could be used for the base
work Of the good road and could
be distrfb uted along the road for al
most, if not the entire way from
the town OF Broad Oaks to the top
OF the hill between the Supler and
Stout farms This stone can be de-
5livered on the road at one fourth
of the cost that it would require to
or hauling by wagons. and there
fore, the roads In this respect can
he built cheaper than can the road
over the Northwestern Turnpike and
further. as to the limestone, the
writer contends that the same lime
stone that is on the way of the
Turnpike is also on
the other route, 1t being a we'll
known factathat there is a large lime
stone vein in Harrison county in all
|of the hills in which the Pittsburg
vein OF coal is located, and that It
can be usually secured in one place
at as cheap Il price as in another
owing, or course. to the amount OF
excavation that is necessary to make
in other to lay the limestone bare
but the writer knows that the lime
stone f. ab1indanf. a. tire Grassellt
route ana tT,e n11hIic. generally ~ no
travel an +l7e street 85 car between
Rridreports and C,Iarksb1lre know OF
the immense led % Of; q nfistone that
"a IN aha land l,eIourinrstrs N q frank
stout and that Mr. Sto11t. has already
pona before q i q f.n,, !, IL srnI1Tt IL this
cni,ntv ana offered ~ !, G contribute air
a. D Ia sfone 70 4 :, .b,1iIi tI1e
5roat, sbetypaanf ora sselIi and FRIDGE
mort from he foresaid stone quar-
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Iii file limestone IL neces-
sa1yZ5f ia make the ton coatine: uDon
said road and taking that into { con On
Sheraton and the cbeapness Of the
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