CLEAN the city or enlarge the graveyards
Various brief items include electric lighting for B. and M. road gravel yards at Salem, daily loading of ballast, and repairs to the old Atchison and Nebraska line. Other notes cover hog cholera in Long Island, a street car line in Tokyo, flood damage in Texas, labor clashes on a railroad, and biographical snippets about C. P. Huntinaros, Mrs. Alexander Campbell, and James Lick.
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