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Picking Not Late.

Hackfeld Il Co. the agents for the
steamer City of Picking state that she
will arrive today on time.
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ACCOMMODATION In a private family for a
man and wife House in which there are n other
o2jrders Is preferred. Address Il, Box IL, RE
PUBLICAN Office
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NEW Remington Typewriter. Cheap Apply
at Manufacturers Shoe CO. Fort street si-Im
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Guardian Asks Discharge.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Marian Cornly Dowsett, J. NJ. Dowsett
has filed a petition for allowance of
accounts and discharge
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CoMPoSIToRs WANTED.
LOST.

two GOOD compositions Apply at ONCE Of
THE REPUBLICAN ats O'Clock this morning.
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n THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. In Probate. In the Mat
Ter .,f the E,Ss,...e ~ JflSEpyJ rpxfrc

CIRCUIT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. In Probate. In the Mat
ter of the Estateof JOSEPH CONES,
late OF Honolulu. Oahu. deceased.
The petition nj accounts OF the a
nlinistrator of the estate of said de-
ceased. wherein be asks that his ac-
count be examined and approved. and
that anal order be made OF distribu-
ton Of the property remaining in his
hands to the persons thereto entitled,
and discharging him from ali further
responsibility as such administrator.
1t is ordered that FRIDAY, the Eth
day Of AUGUST. A. d. 1870, at 10
o loek q. M Ut Chambers, in the
Court Room Of the said Court at Homo
lulu, Island 81 Oahu, be aad the same
hereby Is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petitioa and
accounts. aud thai all persons interest
el mag then and there appear ard
show cause, il any thew have, Why the
same should not be granted,
Hoaolelu, July llth, 1900.
BY the Court:
J. a. THOMPSON,
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TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
WANTED.

dental Hotel
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FORTY THOUSAND Manila Cigars Il, burn at
Theatre
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srEsoeRApHER AsDrYpEwRrrEr
FOR SALE.

4 I MILES. Stenographsr and Typewriter.
odice SlS Fort street. Telephone l3s
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MUSIC.

Piano taught by experienced teacher erssin-
a1e u Lsipsic Conservatory. new Quick
Ihsth"d- - Per month Special attention 10
adult beginners Address Musician R..n,,ts
ii-an ONCE. S3im
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BY ACCIDENTAL gate opening n large bay
c5l"red Californian Mare weight about 900 ms :.
faint star on forehead fat condition. A little
pIupuu or irritation on face but healing Right
nfna hoot little white. Finder please notify
Police station and reward will be paid
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Silk and Cotton White, Black and
..olse a large variety OF styles. but few Of kind

olored large variety OF styles. but few Of kind.
- Ladies skirts for dress, travelling. walking or
riding oi silk, WOOL linen. cotton pque. in white black
and colors There need be no delay in ones supplying
ones self with skirt at short notice suitable for almost
any occasion.
Ladies' in want OF cape of any description, would do
wef before purchasing elsewhere they npsect stock
of capes Capes for the OPERA for dress for travelling for
Walking riding. golf etc. in white black and colors
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Five Dollars Reward.

Five dollars reward will be paid to
the person who returns the second
hand Sterling bicycle. No. 1925, to the
Pacific Cycle Co.
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OFFICES TO LET.

DESIRABLE business Offices in second story
Of new brick block. Garner Alakea and Merchant
streets, single or In suite. Apply j. A. Masoon
Merchant street. next Posiof;ice, Honolulu
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FOR RENT.

TO SINGLE man desirable room furnish
ell, within minutes walk OF the Postnffice
Apply 70 cottage N" 3, King Place, opposite DR..
Augur's 0nlce. Beretania street
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Large Central Window,

which VIII give partial idea of what they are and
the variety Of styles We have.
This Stock is Worthy of Inspection
In the same department viii be found Ladies and
Misses SHIRT WAISTS. Ladies Waists in
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4 FURNISHED house. suitable for
tourists. For particulars apply at the
TELEPHONE OFFICE.
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Comfortably furnished front room. reduced
to $40 GIG Vineyard doors from Queen hotel
SIN
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CoTTAGEof nine rooms at the corner II Ala
pni and Beretania streets. Apply TO J. A. Magoon
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Variety of Styles,
has mover been surpassed in Honolulu.

The line is too large enumerate the different gar
mens. we have made display of a few them in our
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LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Ye lave st received direct the makers
ASSORTMENT 81
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TWO nicely furnished rooms. for gentl man.
Apply at the Eva side Of corner OF Vineyard aud
Nuuann streets. 3l-tf
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TWO nice airey rooms. Inquire Honolulu
Drug CO. "a
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COTTAGE Of eight rooms at corner Of Sr,oncer
snd Hackfeld streets Apply to ]. A Magonn.
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Ladies Muslin Underwear

which. we believe. in
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90,

pAILr LINE FOR NEW YORK, RECEIPT sUADAE5
Passengers can leave Rich mond daily eroesf
Sunday via Chesapeake and Obi. railway a
p. NJ, or Richmond and Peter burg rssl
road. lNorfolk and Western route o 90 A NJ
connSctt1g at Norfolk with Old Donfni
LINE steamer sailing same evening at
O'Clock for New York
Tickets on sale At Richmond Transfer On.
Par5s, poe east Main Street; Chesapeaks snA
Onio railway and Richmond and Petersbp p
reuroad depots, and at oopapany's ofice ms
through
tor New York and all peir u beyond can n
shipped ey steemers. sailing from Rial mon,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY n. FRI
bAS At 500 N This stes n er carrtsa stee,
age passengers only.
Manifest closed one hour before ssiltur .sus
Freight received and forwarded and tkronri
bills OF lsdtng issued for all northern. eastS.,
and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YoRK'
fsssengers can leave daily excSp, Sun6s,
So n saturday p NJ to NorfoI or on
tp. NomIort, eonnecnng with Norfolk and
mSstern railroad or Chesapeake aud OHIO
Freish, for Richmond by steamer via ra,
rrdays, 4PM S~T
sailings from eompsny's pier. No 2 MORT.
hiver foot Of Beach Street. Freirht recaivss
a1d forwarded daily except SUNDAY
Tor turther Information apply 70
toHE.F MAYER, Agents.
92 east Main street
Richmond. Va
v. L. 8 uiilaudeH. President Sew York
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
LKERER'S WILD RIDE.
Two Hours Aloft on the Fan of q
Buzzing Windmill
sFerneriy He Was Plnin- "Boots'' to,
His Fellow Citizens OF FruitvaIe,
toaj-, But Now They Call Him .
gAfxing of the ALI.

The San Francisco Examiner says
that, after few more misadventures
In his own inimitable style. as the pro-,
,gram-nes say, the people Nof Fruityale
may ask iAlsinus Gustavus Leeper to
give regular performances. He is so
original in his method OF mixingaup
with trouble
Not long ago Mr.. Leeper, alias
Boots" built himself tall barn that
was the pride of Fruitvale- The build
,er also shingled the structure at odd
times, climbing TO work by means of
a ladder inside the walls. On the day
he completed the job Mr.. Leeper
-thoughtlessly nailed shingles over the
opening above the ladder, thus shut
ting off all means OF escape. Mr.
Leeper, yelled for help, but bis folks
were away from home and rthe neigh
ibors thought he was celebrating the
completion,yof the barn. Ehe Fruit
vale hook and ladder company finally
turned out and rescued Mr.7Leeper.
While this incident doomed the in
dastrious citizen as a public entertain
,er, 1t was but a feeble show COM
pared with his windmill adventure the
other afternoon. The min .,buzzes
above a tank at the top of a 4o-foot
skeleton .toYer In the back yard,
Punping water for Mr.. Leeper's pi-
geons and other live stock
"fthink the bearings need oii,' said
Boots. with the wind in this direc-
Stien the fan ia right over the tank
where L can climb up and oil the
places
Crawling up~the tower frame,-with
his oil, can, Mr.. Leeper got astride of
tho fan, or TAIL. of the windmill. He
was busy oiling when the breeze
shifted six points and swung him
sclear Of the tank roof. The wind cleo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20

such letter as the circumstances
seemed to necessitate, and then he
went to a photographers studio and
asked to have his portrait taken.
Look here" he said toythe photog-
rapher, 81 want a cabinet picture of
myself. Can you take it at once and
let me have it finished by to-mor-
row.
81 viii do my best, SIR. answered
the photographer. Follow me-" and
he led him up to a glass house on the
roof and invited the broker to take q
chair.
Would you like any particular
background or accessories, or just
plain P'' inquired the artist.
Just PLAINTIFF palmer the better
replied the broker; hurry mp; I'm
rushed for time"
The photographer placed the sitter
in position giving ali upward tilt to
his head and carefully arranging the
pose of the hands. Then the artist
put his head beneath the black cloth
and screwed up the machine to the
proper focus
''Now look bright and cheerful" shs
said, land keep your eye fixed on that
black spot on the wall"
Instead of looking bright and cheer
full, however, the broker dropped his
Jaw, let his arms fall listlessly and as
sumed a look Of infinite anguish.
WAY, what'sdhe matter with your"
exclaimed the photographer. "Pray
brace up and look pleasant"
IF this position costs anything ex.
ira" said the broker, al am willing to
pay for 1t. My wife is in the country
visiting friends and this picture goes
to her. See? 1 know what Pm about
So pull the cloth OF and begin count.
ing"
And the portrait was duly finished
and 1t as duly accomplished the object
1t was intended for. The brokers' wife
was back in three days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20

bIa Is q novel railway. two miles IN
length. The rails are made, Of trees,
from which the bark has been stripped,
aud these are bolted together. Upon
them runs q car with grooved wheels
ten inches wide.
A novel way of illuminating q railway
tunnel has been devised In Paris. Re
Electors throw The light from many
electric lamps 10 feet above the rails to
the sides of the tunnel, where II is again
reflected by FURNISHED tin, a soft and
agreeable light. The trains automatic
ally turn the current ON and off In en-
ering and leaving the tunnel.
In laying q new fre-alarm. cable be-
tween Randalrs and Wards islands and
The Bronx, IN New York. says the Rail-
way and Engineering Review, a locomo-
tive was used to haul the cable into
place. The cable, which was 900 feet
long, weighing three tons, had been
stretched out across Randsll's island,
and was attached to the locomotive by
means of 1000 feet of l1s-inch rope.
The engine Is said to have done the
work easily.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST

An unbreakable mirror Of eelluloid
s. n German invention.
There were 1a,eo7 foreigners in China
In 1897.
If the conductor of a street car In
Hamburg carries even one passenger
for whom there is no seat he is subject
to a fine of 70 cents.
In time OF war France can put $40 out
OF every 1000 of her population in the
field; Germany $40 and Russia 21o.
Under government control of the sale
OF intoxicating liquors in Russia there
has been a noticeable diminution In
drunkenness and in those crimes and
mfsdemeanors which are caused by in
toxieation.
In China, 12h miles from the village
of Liou-Chek, there is mountain OF
alum. which, in addition to being a
natural curiosity, is a -source of wealth
for the inhabitants OF the country, who
dig from IL yearly tons of alum.
Germany has added a two-pfenniC
postage stamp to its new issue for 1900.
1t is light gray in color, the design be-
Ing the same as for the other low-value
stamps, sand will be used for printed
matter and postal cards in city deliv-
erT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

The water buffalo is the Philippines
beast of burden
A Sackrabbit sausage factory Is TO
be established in Kansas.
L. O. Colburn of East Shrewsbury.
Vt. has trapped SO bears.
Naturalists say that single swal-
low villa devoar 5000 flies in a day.
1t took 81 witnesses in the Justice
court at Cripple Creek to decide the
ownership OF a spaniel pup.
When a camel wants water il means
continually. 1t is pitiful at night in
the desert to hear the ceaseless moan
Ing of thirsty camels-
In New York horses are now dyed.
When suitable for carriage work. save
that they do not match in color, they
are now chemically blended" to the
tint desired In few minutes.
Tarantulas are being raised In Aus
tralia for the sake of their webs. the
faments of which are made into
thread for balloons. They are lighter
than silk, and, when woven, lighter
than canvas. Each tarantula Yields
from 20 to 40 yards of filament. of
which eight twisted together form a
single thread.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20

arsshened, and the lubricant in the
Journals induced the mill to brace IN
and spin at The rate of 80 knots an
hour.
''Helpl" shrieked Mr.. Leeper, but the
rafting machinery drowned his voice.
The wind shkted gain until the d.
rection of the fan from the time the
,eiler mounted Il was entirely reversed.
Instead of riding above the tank, Mr..
'Leeper bucked and .wriggled and
swayed In midai~ on the razor-backed
fan, 40 feet from the ground. This was
% condition of deadly peril, even for
a man who had marooned himself on
barn. Mr.. Leeper's hair and whis-
kers curled with terror. There was
nothing to do but cling to the upper
edge of'the fan, and this be did so fond
ly that his finger-nails made scars in
the paint. The mill grew fractions and
bucked like a wild west broncho.
IF only had my spurs on" walled
the dizzy man, cor even a gunny-sacls
for saddle, 1 might hold on till the
breeze shifts again.
Meanwhile his cries had attracted the
family and; a crowd of neighbors, some
of whom wanted to bet,on the finish.
Throw her out Of gear and stop ths
mill" the daring rider 'bellowed from
his bounding perch.
They tried 1T, but his weight on the
fan prevented the gear from working.
Get s. ladder, them" howled Mr.
Leepsr.
The ladder was useless, for the fan
QpUauad 20 g.
place for the upper end. Two hours
or more did Mr.. Leeper ride his wild
race against time, waiting for the
breeze to subside or haul to another
quarter. He made a verbal will, drop
ping the words down between jolts,
praying alternately and saying things
In whisper to the fiery, untameS wind
mill.
AT last the wind died away, and with
the aid OF ropes the men hauled the fan
around towhere the exhausted perform
er could tumble OF to the tank, from
whence they lowered him gently down
and rubbed his joints with witch hazel.
Aisinus Gustavus Leeper was some
what lame and tired, but ne is soothed
by the reflection that he is the great
est bareback rider Fruitvale has ever
produced.
This was a worse job than riding the
barn." said Boots. "You see, I had a
better seat, and the wind didn't bother
me. Two Or three times came near be-
ing blown off the fan, and the way It
iioucked loosened some of my teeth.
Talk about riding man on a rail- I'll
bet the sharpest rail ever split feels
IKE upholstered plush compared to the
edge Of my windmill fam" I.
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dog looked as though it had gone
through a carding machine in a wooden
mill; the rear tire Of the wheel was as
hat as a stale pancake and the man wore
detected look behind his gunner's rig.
There was no sign of game about the
outfit, and 1t looked as though the day
had been fruitless, even if 1t was busy.
"Itwas my own scheme to go cunning
on my bike" said the man, with far
away look In his eyes; but it was not
what you might pronounce bowling
success. When my dog got on the track
sf rabbit tried to follow, but 1
couldn't push the machine through the
underbrush and leaves. l was afraid
to leave 1T, because was uncertain of
finding 1t when got back. When r got
etarted home, diEgusted, my dog was
so tired that / had to crawl. Then got
puncture and had nothing to mend It
with. Next trip make will be in q train
that will carry me 100 miles from civil
ization."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
BELOW THE EQUATOR.

AZ the recent sales Of stud sheep In
Melbourne very high prices were real
tied. Eight rams averaged E 421 each.
Some of the mountains in the South
African Switzerland" east of the
Orange Free State, rise to an altitude
OF over 10000 feet.
All plates of obsolete New South
Wales postage stamps from 1888 to 1891
have been destroyed by order of the
treasury department, In order to pre-
vent the striking off Of reissues.
When the Beers form firing Line
nobody is left to look after the horses,
which are trained to remain where they
are, as soon Ss they feel the reins
dropped over their necl1s.
Bouvet island, Antarctic ocean, a vol
canic mountain about !, 800 miles south
west of the Cape of Good Hope, was dis
covered in 1899 and twice sighted since,
the last time 20 years ago. Tt was re-
Gently visited by the German exploring
ship Valdivia. Its sides and crater are
covered with ice and ice caves.
Buenos Ayres seems to have the larg-
est rocking stone" yet discovered. It
Is situated on the slope Of the noun
tain OF Tsndil, in the southern part of
the province, and measures 90 feet long
by Is feet broad. and is "a feet high.
It's bulk is 5000 cubic feet and it weighs
at least 2s tons. Nevertheless, 1t is so
beautifully poised that a single person
can set it rocking. When the wind
blows from the southeast, the stone,
which is pyramidal in form, sways to
and fro on its foundation like the
branches Of a tree.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
WHAT RAILWAY MEN TELL Us

The railways of Great Britain give
employment to 900 600 people.
AL the railway stations In Sweden at
which meals are served are known by Q
align bearing the suggestive emblem Of
Q crossed knife and fork.
! As the average life Of a car wheel 10
ZEN years, there are needed 1900, 900
bsw wheels every year to replace those
worn out In the service.
Terra-cotta sleepers are being used In
the construction of japanese railroads,
the greater resistance to decay more
than compensating for the. increase In
cost.
In one Of the great railroad stations
IN Buda-Pesth artists have been en-.
gagged to decorate the walls with views
Of the principal Hungarian bathing re-
sorts.
In the western part OF British Column
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
WON'T TRY 1T AGAIN.
We.t Hunting on a Bicycle, but the
Expedition Didn't Prove
Great Success.

In the gray dawn of Saturday morn
ing there passed out Of Camden, N. J.,
a man, bicycle, gun and q dog. The
man was on the wheel, the gun was on
the man and the setter dog followed in
the wake. says the Philadelphia Record.
The outfit must have put in a busy day
down In the country somewhere, for as
IL returned 10 town In the evening the
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p Pr Chesa peake 8 ID
D.WOs Ohio Railway.
EFFECTIVE OCT. %, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION

SEQ A. n, DAILY, with Parlorca7, for prtnci-
pie stations. Newport News old
Poins, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Connects at Norfolk with Old DO
minion Sc sam Ship except sunday
s;ts p. NJ, Daily with pullman. for local
stations, Newport news, Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Connects
81 OLD Point with Washington
Steamers, daily with Baltimore
,o..o. =. steamers except Sunday.
10 ;s0A- NJ; Day Express except sunday
Cslverson, Manassas. AieIsn-
drta, and Washington, at Union
Station, Charlottesville for Lynch
ourg;st Basic for Hagers.own.
.1;le II n. Daily, with Pullmans to Cincinna.
II, Louis vile and 81 louis. Stops
only at important stations Con-
meets at Gordonsvtlle for Orange
and at Orange with Southern Ry
northbound; at Oovington for Va.
Meals sefved o. D1nir.. cars
No. ] Local. Trains exoept San
day, following above train from
Gordonsvtlle to Stsunton
Ssse r. M accommodation, except SUNDAY for
10 80 p. M, Daily. for Cincinnati, VITA Pull
man 20 Hinton w. Va, and Cor
donsvtlle to Cincinnati and Leu.
tsville. Meals served on Dining
Cars Connects at Stanton (eI
cept sunday)for winchester, Va,
and st Covington, Va, daily for
Virginia Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET
STATION.
is'so A. NJ, Daily, for Lexington Lynchbu rr.
ana Clifton Ferge. Connects ex-
cept sunday with Buckingham and
Aoerene. Branches, and at Cliff
ton Forge with No. lfor Cincinnati
t;se p n. Except Sunday. for Colum bia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. M, Except Sunday from boswell.
80 A, NJ. Daily from Ciucinnsu
li:& A. n, Daily from Norfolk enc Ola
Point
80 =. ~, Daily. from Cincinnati and Louis-
vile.
s:se NJ, Daily. from Norfolk. and Old
Point-
las p. n, Exoep, sunday. from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. a., EIcept Sunday from Columbia
$50 p a., Daily from Lynehburg, Lexinrton
and Clifton Forge, ana except sun
day from New Castle. and Rosney
JOHN d. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
HE WANTED HER BACK.
Chicago Husband interrupts uis
Wife's Vacation by Resortinx
10 Photographic Trick.

According to the Chicago Daily News
broker of that city who has not been
long married allowed his wife to GO
on visit to her relatives in Wiscon-
sin recently, and his days were weary
and his nights dreary, and he moaned
for her return. 1t had been agreed
between them that she was to stay In
Wisconsin for a month, but before the
end of the first week Of the separa-
'tion he felt SO lonely that he deter
mined to make a touching appeal to
her TO return at once. He wrote her
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20
water sold hx IN. raa.

AT Watkins, N. z water is now sold
by the cubic foot instead of by the gal
Ion. The rates are 30 cents per 100 for
the hrst 1000, ten cents per 100 for the
second, and seven cents per 100 for each
additional 1000 feet. These rates make
she water little more expensive to the
targest consumer.