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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
TO BOHEMIA

To Bohemia, fair Bohemia, Where the skies are always blue, Where the earth shows all it's sweet ness, And heaven smiles at you; Where the spray of myriad fountains Dances gaily on the air, And you're young and gay, and living In the Land of Devil-May-Care!
 -C. w. McLane.
  The time to Advertise is when you want business the most.
  When business is slack, make it better by advertising in the Miner.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
MADEIRA IRRIGATION
 DISTRICT BRINGS SUIT

As an illustration of the things that private enterprises are drifting into in the development of power and irrigation and which initiate strongly against the issues put out by these corporations we have but to refer to the suits that have just been filed against the Southern California Edi- son and Miller and Lux, the action be- ing brought before the superior court at San Francisco. The plaintiff, the Madeira Irrigation district, asks that defendants be restrained from con- stucting a dam above the plaintiffs lands as this work would cause great loss in the shutting off of it's water and impairing it riparian rights. The defendants desire to construct dam for power purposes on the stream at an expenditure of $28,000,00O, the plaintiffs also have the same project in view. The plaintiff expects to prove that it has acquired the rights on the stream long prior to the entry of the defendants thereon and that it's rights are prior and paramount t" those of defendants.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
ADVISORY BOARD OF 1.-THE A. q OF A. MEET

Phoenix, Jan. 6.-For the purpose of coordinating the work of the Auto mobile Club of Arizona in such a way as to give every section fair and i'm partial representation state advis- ory council is now being organized by the club.
 It is planned to have this council meet twice a year with the directors of the club that they may aid them in the creation and maintenance of policies and to give them the benefit of their advice on the activities of the organization with especial refer once 70 -1s iH1P.ov2mcn. Of the clubs service in the several communities.
 For the purpose of this auxiliary organization the state has been divid- ed into P scctions and it is planned to name one prominent citizen from each section to serve as counsellor. Letters have been sent out to these men, outlining the purposes of the council and asking them to lend their services to this cause, which, it is be lieved, will result in much public good. Seventy-five per cent have ac- cepted and favorable replies from the others are expected.
 Until the full number of counsel lors are secured club officials are keeping secret the personnel of the council and the exact manner which has been followed in districting the state. Full information on this mat ter will be made the subject of a special announcement about January 15, and shortly after this, it is ex- pected, the call for the first semi annual conference of the council and the directors will be issued.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

stock to the company which can be sold to others and you thus provide the money. In such cases it is often better for you to have 1000 shares that pay dividends and become worth $10 or $15 share, than to have 2,000 shares that pay nothing, and have no value unless the mine is producing.
 If you have stock in a mine that needs further development and equip ment, the question is what will you do to make the mine pay? You will never get a cent unless you do some thing. You can not sit quietly back and expect others to make a business for you.
 Success can be assured by saying something, doing something and being something.
 If you are a stockholdcr in any mine or business anywhere, write to tho secretary, say something, do some thing and be something more thar one who is sleepinG on the job. GiVt him your cooperation.
 Even if you have a good property and competent cngineerin~ tHlon+ '. direct its production,it takes mone7 to hire the men and start it's produc tion. You must help get that money for YOU are only blocking the progreS. of your own dividends if you do not.
 Many good mines are now ld'' because the stockholders started ant then turned Quitters, and a quitter l. always load to carry and frequent Iv a knocker. It isn't the fellow Wh' starts who wins the big success is the fellow who finishes. Ask your self the question, "Am l quitter ol a Finisher?"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

PRINTING THAT PLEASES.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

horsepower, are the foremost coun- tries in water-power development.
 New Zealand has developed only 45,O00 horsepower but is rapidly in creasing this amount, Australia has practically no developed water power. The island of Java has 56,OOO horse power developed or to be developed by plants under construction. Africa possesses only 11,000 horsepower of developed water power.
 The total potential water power of the world is estimate dat 439 million horsepower at low water, of which 62 million horsepower is in North Amer ica and 2S millions in the United States. Africa is richest in undevcl- oped water power, with 190 million horsepower; Asia has 71 million horsepower, South America 54 mil lion horsepower, and Europe 45 mil lion horsepower.
 The World Atlas of Commercial Geology, Part II. Water Power of the World, which has just been published by the United States Geological Sur vey, summarizes all present know led%o of that subject, mentions brief Iv some of the worlds largest water power developments, and gives osti- mates by countries and by continents of the developed and undevelopod water power. It includes 37 pages of text and 10 maps and is sold for $1 2 CODY.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
Starlings Renew War

Following the frost line dwon from Canada and the Maine mountains, the starlings are beginning to return and droves of them may be seen flying about the suburbs, says the New York Sun. From their posts in the trees and along the telephone wires they whistle to their fellows and hurl de- fiance to the English sparrow.
 The starlings, introduced into this country several years ago from north ern Europe, have proven popular birds. They. are industrious bug
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
No Time to Waste

Twas dark and stormy evening. (They always are.) It was a new sentry on post. Qt usually is,) The relief, shattering all precedents, hove in sight, but never challenge, came from the guard. The corporal, halt ing the relief, strode up to him.
 "Hey, you," he demanded angrlly, "why the blinkety-blank didn't you halt us?"
 "Halt you the devil" snapped back the sentry. "You're half an hour late as it isl"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

catchers and are said to be the only bird that will pick a fight with the sparrow. The latter, learning through bitter experience, give their dark colored rivals a wide birth.
 The starling, being a cold weather bird, generally departs for the North
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
BEAUTY

Kings may reign And queen may reign, As Providence intended But Beauty reigns with cool disdain Until the world is ended.
 -C. w. McLane
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

late in the spring. With the first cold snap they are back for another sea- sons frolic in New York's snows.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27
It's a Long, Long Game

Ancient records tell us that they started playing chess in China and India more than 5000 years ago."
 "Well, have they finished yet?"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

This photograph of (. Jackson of Breage Cornwall, is of special inter- est hl view of the recent celebration of the 1O0th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. Mir Jackson was the novelists office boy at the time Dickens was assistant editor of "All the Year Round" It was young Jack sons duty to see if Mr. Dickens was 'in' to the numerous callers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-27

On the Installment Plan "Does your future husband know your age, Myrtle?" "Well-partly."
The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04

Doney Park had a nice rain Tues day afternoon.
 Coco Cola in sterilized bottles Advertisement.
 Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. - Advertise ment.
 Jim Fenstermaker was up from Se- dona the first of the week for few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk came in the first of the week from their Canyon Diablo ranch for short stay in town.
 Among recent visitors: c. E. Van Degrift, J. R. Norton, C. w. McKin- ley, w. F. Tate, Phoenix; w. w. Midgeley, Clarkdale; W. E. Lair, St. Joseph.
 Mrs. s. w. Hodgson, who lives a short distance east of Flagstaff, and who was taken to Gallup few days ago ill with appendicitis, was operat- ed on there last Friday. She is re- ported to be getting along very nice ly, which will be good news to her many friends here.
The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04

Have you tried the fresh Saratoga chips at Brooks store? Fresh, clean delicious. tt
 Remember the dance at the Odd Fellows hall Saturday night. Good music. All invited.-Advertisement.
 Lige Baker came home the first of the week to rest up for a few days from the c. O. Cattle outfit mountain rodeo, just completed.
 D. A. Gilchrist, rodent pest director for the state of Arizona, will be here for month longer, exterminating prairie dogs.
 George w. Terrell and Elmer Whit ten of Flagstaff are acting as special officers for the Santa Fe railroad at Williams during the railroad strike.
 Misses Gladys and Edith Hughes have gone to Grand Canyon, where they will stay for about two weeks, making their headquarters at Grand View.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Kolb and daughter, and Miss Harbin of Grand Canyon, who stayed a week at city park after camping two or three weeks at Mormon Lake and Lake Mary, left for the Canyon Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Kolb expect to buy or build home here soon, to live here while their daughter attends Normal.
The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04
THE COCONINO SUN

Union Taxi Company. Phone 75
 and 30.-Advertisement. Saratoga chips fresh, cooked in the best salad oil obtainable at Brooks store. If Miss Grace Longfellow is now one of the clerical force at the First Nat ional bank.
 Everything for housekeeping ex- cept linens and comforts, at Harper's Second Hand Store.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mrs.
 B. H. Mayfield and George Atterbury motored to Oak Creek rim and back Sunday.
 Miss Marian Clark, of Austin, Tex, a graduate of the University of Texas,
 will be at the home of Mrs. H. A. Da- wis until August 10.
 Al Beasley came up few days ago from Glendale and Phoenix, where, he
 has the devilish temerity to say, it has not been at all warm this summer. Mrs. c. E. Durlin of Oatman, has been staying at the home of Mrs. H. A. Davis for several days. The Dur lins are building a modern hotel at Oatman.
 Professors Burkhart, Eby and Rea- planning to go to the petrified forest today, and expect to return Sunday afternoon.
 Manager Douglas Gillespie an- nounces that the Flagstaff baseball team will play two games with the fast Jerome nine this month--here on the 18th and there on the 20th. Joe P. Wilson, cashier of the Ari- zona Central bank, left Friday of last week for Denver, where he will visit a week or ten days with Dr. and Mrs. Hayes Nance and attend to business matters.
 J. A. Lamport and Miss Mary Lam- port got back from California last Friday afternoon, after having visited friends and relatives in Pasadena, Los Angeles, Long Beach and Elsinore. They had been away three weeks. Archie Hogan, Billy Friedlein and Pete Solberg returned few days ago from several days trout fishing down on Clear Creek and Mir. Freidlein and Hiram Stowe and one or two others went back down there on Wednesday.
 Miss Mary J. Leedom, teacher at Emerson school, was recently operat- ed on for appendicitis at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles, and is making great improvement. She will be back in Flagstaff when school opens in September.
 w. R. McClurken left on Wednes- day for Vancouver, B. C., as a dele gate from this state and New Mexico to the annual convention of agents of the Mutual Life Insurance company. He will go from San Francisco by train, returning there by boat, and ex- poets to be gone about two weeks.
 B. L. Dunn, a retired lawyer, and father of Miss Estelle Lindsay, one of the proprietors of Lake Mary camp, arrived here on Saturday from his home in Los Angeles and will spend the summer at Lake Mary. He is in bad health. His father will arrive here from Findlay, Ohio, some time this month.
The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04
Orange Crush in sterilized bottles Acknowledgement.
FREE DELIVERY

Advertisement.
 Judge J. E. Jones spent Monday in Williams on juvenile court business.
 We have some good farms for sale. Ali Dickinson & Son. Advertise bent.
 Sycamore canyon got heavy storm Saturday and four forest fires were started by lightning.
 Miss A. G. Linney is still actively engaged with mission work, and is glad to receive contributions of old clothing to be used in welfare work.
 Dean Scarlett, now located in St, Louis, arrived here the last of last week and with Danny Campbell left for the Kayenta region to put in two or three weeks sightseeing.
 MT. and Mrs. W. P. LaRowe left the first of the week in their car, to go to Florida. Mir. LaRowe had been doing mission work here for several months, and says the work can best be continued by some other person.
 Mir. and Mrs. Douglas S. Roome and the Misses Bess Van Ness and Elsa Myers motored to Natural Bridge on Saturday, Mrs. Roome remaining in that section for few weeks visit with old friends, the others returning to Flagstaff on Sunday.
The Coconino sun., 1922-08-04

Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisement.
 Top-o-Peak brand soda water in sterilized bottles.-Advertisement.
 s. S. Acker and Al Beasley went to Doney Park on Sunday to look over crop conditions.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-04
OSTATNIA POCzTA
NOWY PROJEKT FRANCUSKI co
CD GALICJI WSCHODNIEJ?!

LWOW. - SjOniStyczRa ,,Chwila'
dOnosi Warszawy, IL kola Eblitone do
dyplOmacii wieIldch nOearSsw " War
szawie lansaja wiadOmOSG, jakoby kOn
fereneja lOndyisIia miedzy Briandem
a l.. Georgem miala r6wniei dOtyczyG
Galicji WschCdniej. ..
Wedfug tych werSyj BRAND zamierZa
zaprOpOnOwaG pOwierzenie POlsCe man.
detu mad Galicja WSChOdnia na 25 lat,
z tenn, re granica uStalOna LIMA Cur
zOna biegiem rZeid Sanu, zoStanie slIO-
rygOwana na kOrEyS6 POlsii przez wia-
czenie zaglebia' borySiawsidegO do
POlsEd. Co sic tyezy LwOwa, wieIkie mo
carstwa w mySl prOjeltu frsncuSsIie
90 - nadalaby temu misStu Odrebny
statut ma WZ6r G6afslka pod OchrOna
Ligf Narod6w. Wolne miastO Dw6w
byEOby zlaczOne P0lslSa ma tyeh sa-
mych ,zasadach, co wOlne miastO
GdanSl. - ... - -
POy % Iatach Galicja WsehOdlnia, z
wyIaezeniem LwOwa Eagiebia bory-
sIawsIdego, miaIaby OrZeC drOga gIOSO-
wanna, ezy iada przylaczenia do Pol
ski, ely Rosji. w razie, gdyby do tegO
czaSu Obecne StOsunEi W ROsji ME do
znaly zmiany, Galicja Wschohnia. bez
plebiscytu prEypadlaby POlSee.
PrOjekt wcielenia Zagiebia bOrysAa--
wSldegO bez plebiseytu ma bye pOdyk-
tOwany checia OSEczedzenia temu wa
Enemu terenOwi gospOdarezemu jalxieh
kOIwiek wstrzaSniei. Ola ROSji Eagle-
bic bOrysIawSl1ie ME przedStawia wick
szegO maezenia, kOpalnie bOwiem W
Balzu So wiele ObfitSze j wskutek kO
mlmECacji mOrsldej wygGdniejsze dia
ekSpOrtu. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-04
soWIETY ROZPoCZELY
WOTNE z FINLANDJA.

Londyn, 4. stycznia. (Prasa
Stow - Depesza Agencji Reu-
terra z Rygi podaje isnowa depe-
sze moskiewska, ktora donosi, Il
.centralny komitet partji komuni-
stycznej zarzadzil mobilizacje
wszystkieh komunistow W caiej
Rosii, urodzonych W roku 1899 /
1900.
Helsingfors, 4. stycznia. - Bol
szewicy rozpoczeH dzia3ania wo-
isnne przeciwko Finlandji we
Wschodniej Karelji. Tocza sic
krwawe walk.
Ryga. 4 stycznia.. (Prasa ST.
Przygotowania militarne na
wielka skale tax W Rosji jak i W
Finlandji sa W toku. Misja. Dol
szewicka oraz misje paistw bal
tyckich W Rydze wyrazaja prze-
konanie, ze ME bedzie zadnej
wojny.
Iskrowa depesza z Moskwy do
nosi, il finski tabor kolejowy 20
sta{ skoncentrowany ma stacjach
wezlowych. Fihscy oficerowie re
zerwowi otrzymali zawiadomie--
ME, azeby byli gOtowi na pierw-
sze wezwanie.
Wedfug zr6del Iotewsldch, ar
mia bolszewicka W Karelji wy
nosi 10000 zoinierzy. Peters
burg znajduje sic pod ochrona
gen. sergjusza Kanieniewa.
Depesza iskrOwa do Agencji
Rosta donosi, ze Czyczeryn, Dol
szewicki minister wojny, wreczyi
note {otewskiemu poslowi W
Moskwie protestem przeciwko
saczeniu sic Lotwy Finlandja W
apelu do Ligi Narodow, Czycze-
-yn akcje TAXA nazywa rniesza-
MEM sic do wewnetrznych spraw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-04
TAME PoROZUMIENIE
FRANCUSKO-J -JAPONSKIE,

Washington, 4 stycznia. =
Delegacja tax zwanego rzadu
czyciiiskiego republiki Dalekiego
Wschodu opublikowala dokumen
ty, ktorych wynika istnienic
tainego porozumienia francusko-
japonskiego W celu podtrzymywa
MIA protektoratu Japonji ma Sy-
bcrji. WiadomoSc powyzsza spra
villa prawdziwa niespodziaake "
kolach konferencyjnych. Qkazuje
sic, &c wspomniane porozumie--
ne sic tych dw6ch panstw nasta
pilo miedzy innemi i W celu
przedsiebrania odpowiedniej LACE
nej akcji ma konferencji waszyng
tohskiej.
Ia sama delegacja opublikowa
la ostatnio nowe dokumenty, z
Atorych widac, IL Rad japonslkl
zawari porozumienie atamanem
syberyjskich wojsk kozackich, ge
neralem Siemionowy1n. Ma zasa-
die tego ostatniego ukiadu, Rad
japonski zobowiaza( sic podtrzy-
inywac finansowac wojska gen.
Siemionowa, ktory miai prowa-
dzic wojne przeciw rep1blice Da
lckiego Wschodu. DelegacJa czy
cinska oSwiadczyla jednoczesnie,
&c odpowiednie dokumenty ory-
ginalne znajduja sic W posiada-
riu jej rzadu w Czycie.
Japohski admiral Kato, ktory
stoi ia czele delegacji japonsk!ej
lid konferencji, oSwiadczyi wczo-
raj. re podane do wiadomosci pit
blicznej przez delegacje czycifl-
ska dokumenty o porozumleplu
sic rzadu japohskiego z genera
lem Siemionowym So 2 gruntu
falszywe. Mimo tego oswiadcze-
nia wiadomem jest tn, il Japonja
finansowala w swoim czasie ak
Gle gen. >Siemionowa, kfory pro-
wadzi{ wojne przeciwko bolsze-
wikom. w zwiazku ogiosze--
liiem dokumentow tajnym ukla
die rzadu japofiskiego genera
fen Siernionowym, delegacja RIA
du czycinskiego wydafa nastepu-
.jace oswiadczenie, ktore W stre-
szczeniu brzmi jak nastepuje: -
Delegaci japohscy W Waszyng
tonic oznajmuja przy wszelkich
okazjach, re opublikowane przez
specjalna delegaeje rzadu czycih
skiego dokumenty So nieprawdzi
we i re Japonja ME ma zadnych
zamiarow agresywnych wzgle-
dem Rosji ma Dalekim Wscho--
die. Przedstawiciele japonscy
oSwiadczaja przy kazdej sposob-
noSci, IL rad japohski pragnie
tylko otrzymac odpowiednie gwa
rancje bezpieczefstwa zYcia i
nicnia poddanych japonskich "a
mieszkaiych ma terytorjum Da-
lel,iego Wschodu i re Japonja
pragnie wycofac swe wojska te-
go tcrytorjum, z wyjatkiem Sa.
chalina j pewnej czesci stafego
l2du, W. mozliwic najkrotszyr.
czasie jak tylko bedzie zorgani-
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PRZEJMOWANIE TAB0RU KOLE-
JOWEGO Cd. NIEMIEC. $

WARSZAWA. - MiniSterjum kOlei
Helaznyeh kOmunil1lIje, ie z dniem 5gO
grudnia rOzpOczeFO sic fOrnalne przej-
mowanie Od Niemiec tabOru sSolejOwe-
go przyznanegO PClsce art. 571, trskta-
tu wersaIskiegO. Odbi6r Obejmie OhOiO
50,0OO wagOn6w. Odbi6r parOwOz6w
wagon6w osObOwych jest jui ma u
kOfczeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-04
Sprawa Ograniczenia Floty Podwodnej.
Fletcher Ambasadorem Amerykaiskim W Belgj.
Plan Hughesa Bedze KOszowal Ameryke 339 MiIon6w.
WEGERSKI AMBASSADOR PRzY RzADzE WASZYNCTONSKIM.
Inne Telegrdmy KrdjoDe.

zowany Rad ma tym terytorjum.
Tajne dokumenty, ktorc odno-
sza sic do zawarcia ukiadu mig
dzy dowodztwem wojsk japon--
skich ma Syberji a bandytami gen.
Siemionowa, a ktore znajduja sic
w posiadaniu ministra do spraw
zagranicznych rzadu czycinskie-
go, moga w kazdcj chwili udo.
wodnic, re zapewnielria Japonji
sa falszywe, poniewaz 2 dokumep
tow tyeh wynika, &c Japonczycy
sa W zmowie bandytami, finansl
.suja ich i uzbrajaja ich, re JapoI
.czycy organizuja napady ma repu
bi,ke Dalekiego Wschodu W ce-
In obaienia rzadw czyci1skiego.
Dotychczasowa akcja wojenna
barona Ungernsternberga prze-
civ rzadowi republiki Dalekiego
Wschodu byla finansowana przez
Rad iapohski. Japonja day do
zorganizowania ma Dalekim
Wschodzie takiego rzadu, ktory
pozwoliiby jej na posiadanie cal
kowitej kontroli mad tym kra-
jem. Japonja day do cafkowite-
go opanowania ekonomicznycll
warunkow ma Dalekim Wscho-
dzie w celu zastrzezenia dla sie-
bic specjalnych przywilejow i
koncesyj. Ukiad powyzszy zostai
podpisany w dniu Sgo czerwca,
1921 roku- Japonja zobowiazala
sic wyplacic specjalnym oddzia-
iom rosyjskim 10000 jen, umun
durowac je, zaopatrzyc W zyw--
nose j amunicje, oraz pomagac
we wszelki sposob W dziedzinie
transportacyjnej byleby oddziaIy
te, pod haslem walk bolszewi-
kami, inogiy dokonac obalenia
r2adu czycifiskiego.
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w sPRAWIE sZNIzKI oPLAT
.> "a GAZ.

fAdwokat Donald R. Ricllberg,
specjalny doradca do spraw. ga
zu, przedstawii wczoraj pred Ko
misja stanowa dla handlu dowo-
dy, ma podstawie kt6rych cena
gazu powinna bye znizona. Cd
chwili przesiuchania tel sprawy
pred dwoma tygodnian1i, inz.
Ewald badal sprawe redukcji O.
plat firm, zwiazanych konpa--
MIA gazowa. Adwokat Richberg
uzasadnial, re kompanja gazowa
zarobi $5,OOO,OOO rocznie, jezeli
znizy oplate gazu z $1.25 do 95
cent6w "a 1000 szeSciennych
stop. Komisja stanowa dla ham
dlu ME moze ma razie ustanowic
stalej opiaty "a gaz, kilka mie--
siecy badah okreSH prawdziw9
cene, George A, Cooke, adwokat
kompanji gazowej o$wiadczyi, ze
system przejecia ma czas uzytecz
nosci publicEnej pod temi warun,
kami, moze okazac sic zwodni--
Gym, co sic zaS tyczy przedsta-
wienia dowod6w, to ten powinien
postarac sic Q ,dowody, kto chce
zmniejszenia opiat. P. Richberg
przedstawil rowniez wyjatek 2
rowy Samueila Insulla do akcio-
rarjuszow kompanji gazowei, W
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alderman w SPRAWIE
oCZYSZCZENIA MIASTA "a
POMOCA TRAKTORoW.

Rada komitetu finansowego ma
z wiosna przystapit do oczysz--
czenia miasta "a pomoca trakto-
row, ktore beda ciagneiy wozy
naiadowane odpadkami. JeSli Ra-
Ga miejska i burmistrz miasta
zatwierdza ten plan, to wiosna
kllkaset wozow bedzie wywuzifo
z miasta nieczystoSci. Stosownie
do planu Komitetu finansowego
158 tralltorow j 948 wozow ma
bye kupionych W ciagu trzeeh
lat. Kazdy z wozow bedzie po-
mieszczai W sobie 4 szescienne
jardy (Sokcie angielskie) odpad-
kow. Obecnie wozy, ktore pon1ie-
szczaja 3 szeScienne jardy 3D.
padk6w ciagna konie. Urzadzenie
Gale .bedzie kosztowalo niasto
$1,50O,0OO. Alderman, ktorzy ba-
dali sprawe wywozu nieczystosci
z miasta "a pomoca traktorow. O.
swiadczaja, re ten nowy system
opiaci sic sam nizsza opiata ko-
sztow operacyjnych. Kazdy trak-
tor bedzie ciagnai 6 woz6w W ten
sposob, re try beda sic iadowa-
~, podczas gdy try napeinione
bedzie ciagnai traktor ma miej--
see przeznaczenia, "a pomocq
.159 trsktorow i 900 wozow moz-
ma bedzie wywozic dziennie do
700 jard6w szesciennych odpad
k6w. Ola takiej masy potrzebaby
5000 koni.