Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-01-29

atlons along with immense advan-
tages and opportunities to every
cit'z that the Fiscal court will
be enabled to see to it that many !
miles of pike is built from such |
localities and neighborhoods to
reach and connect with the pixies
built by this bond issue.
Q-Mention some other aduan.
tages to be gained by the con-
structiOn of these roads.
A-1'he farmers, and every one
else using them, can 60 some
where. They can haul big loads
even with small teams. Markets
can be reached. They can 60 in
to neighboring counties ard states
They can attend school, church
and Sunday school. In fact will
be enabled travel over the roads
and haul roads every week in the
year. In fact it will halve the
distance to any point they wish to
reach.
Q-Any other good things?
A-Students living along these
roads can board at home and at
tend the graded and high schools
at BrOdhead, Mt. Vernon and Liv-
ingston within radius OF 10 miles
Q-Anything else that's good?
A-The towns of Brodhead,
Mt. Vernon and Livingston will
grow rapidly; increasing in manu-
featuring plants and population t,
such all extent that a good market
will be created which will enable
he farmer to dispose of his pro-
duce at tair prices.
Q-What else?
"A stock market will be Gre
4ted at the county seat where
local and foreign stock buy ers will
come II every Comfy Court day.
Q-Anything more?
! A-Hundreds of tourists, (the
money spending class) will stop
over at points in our county for
meals, supplies and repairs, leav-
ing much money with us
Q-Would any of these remain
over with us longer than a day?
Ayes some would be so pleas
ed with our mountain tops and
valleys, caves and views they
would purchase tracts, the rough
er The better it suits them; build
bungalows and cottages and ETC.
and remain most OF summer then
return north or south as the case
may be, for the winter.
Q-What would these people
do for amusement?
A They would find il in excur-
sions thru our many caves, includ-
ing Great Salt Peter, Linville and
Sutton Knobs and Brushy noun
tainS, sinks, mountain climbing
and picnicing during the day, at
tending theater and shows in town
at night or tahe arun for some
kind OF entertainment at Crab Or
Chard, Stanford or London and
back should they wish, the same
night by automobile.
@ What advantage will this be
to us?
Abbey would be spening
money with US all the time.
Q-What else?
A-A good market would be Gre
ated right along the road. Many
autoists would buy eggs because
they know they would get them
fresh. Many would want
sorghum to take home becau. e
they can't get it pure in the cities
Others would want fruits, chick ems
turkeys, ducks, geese, vegetables
etc. Then The huckster wagons
from Lancaster, Stanford, Belea
and other points would make
regular trips over these roads pay
ing cash for produce and poultry
etc.
OFF we don't build the road
what do We lose?
Ave lose the advantages of
having two good highways thru
our county and the $500. or
more state road tax which our
county is obliged to pay every
year into state road fund 10 assis t
in building roads in counties
which take advantage of state aid
law.
Q-How can We get this $500