The contract for erecting and putting in the New Carlisle water works was awarded to George C. Morgan, of Chicago, last week, for $6,000. He will erect a brick engine house on the low grounds at the east end of town and place inside a steam engine, Firmenich safety steam boiler and a Worthing duplex fourteen inch cylinder pump. The water tank of 2,500 barrel capacity will be placed on the highest ground, near the west end of town. The pipes are to be wood, wound with heavy iron bands, and laid through the three principal streets running east and west, and connect each other by pipes running north and south, and at proper intervals the twelye hydrants will be inserted,
