Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-09-15
LIGHT YOUR HOMES.
The Electric Company Make the Pee
pie an ln5ucement.

The Electric Company Make the PEG
pie an lnaucement.
AS will be seen in another column
the Electric compan, IS making a
special inducement to new customers
to take the service. The inducemert /!
is free lighting for three months D
residential parties, and. two months /
free lighting service to business
houses placing service in their build !
ings. This is for parties signing u
years contract, which is the least time
the company will place a customer en-
the list
The inducement is a considerable
concession. The amount saved the GUS
toner will easily pay for half Of the
wiring. and in some cases it will COW
er the entime amount asked for wir-
ing a home. The company is making
this inducement In order that they
may rush in the work of wiring while
they have men on the ground. To the
party that secures this sort of re-
bate, the item is worth considering.
The service rendered by the COM
pany is reckoned among electrician
as the best on the coast, and the few
accidents that have happened where
by the light fails is of a high recoisi.
The lights are as much of an imprc-
vement over the coal Oil lamp as the
sewing machine is over hand work.
Let the housewife have the light IN
her hCme one month and she will be
the first to enter complaint whcl-
ever it becomes necessary to GO back
to the old loud smelling and chimney
breaking lamp. Another item to be
considered is that electric lights do
not cost any more than the coal Oil
that is consumed. Take the average
family and they pay more for oil
tnan it would take to electrically light
home, and there is no comparison in
! the service
The day of the coal Oil is number
ed. Electricity is fast surplantins it
in every city and most of the small
towns have adopted the service, as
attention on the part of the lady of
the home
The company that is operating IN
this city is quoting a rate that viii
bear comparison The companies n
the small California towns are charr-
ing higher fee for service that does
not compare, while in the cities the
rates are considerably higher than
quoted in Carson. The new company
came to this city to 40 business. They
saw an opening and realized that by
giving good service, a low rate and
helping new industries, that the pe)-
pie of this city would take advantage
of the service. Carson has taken kind
ly to the fair treatment and excellent
service that has been given. There is
no complaint, and any party who ha
the light in his home will recommend
it. The company is offering a good III
ducement to new patrons, while the
old patrons of the company will DE
glad to state that they would not
swap their service for an interest in
the coal oil trust.
When new customers figure on plac
ing lights in the home, they Should
also plan for an outside light. The
few places that have placed outsid
lights have rendered themselves a
convenience, made the neighborho'
look like it was inhabited and in :
measure protected themselves againa
night providers. Had every home i
Carson placed an electric light on tt
outside, Carson would by night be bet
ter lighted than any city on the ccns-
1t is probable that close to a hunGre:
new patrons will be added to the liz
Of customers this winter, and W.
a hundred new lights shining CT =
streets, the terrors of the dark nigi.G
would be wiped out This is one u
provement that the town can ha,
and will cost the individual but l..
Ae to help along. The induceTca
offered by the company should to-
the "juice" to nearly every residaa /;
in this city.