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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
FALSEANDO HECHOS
C6modo slstema de propagan-
da, ,iRvsntadO por los pseu'
dos republican0S
lGNORANCIA 0 MkLA Re
La obra del partldo adverse
rio en- las antesalas del DO
der publlco.

Cada dia nos convencemoS mas
de la falta de seriedad de la prensa re-
publicana, que de tai, solo tieae ell
nombre.
Los hombres que lie redactan, pa
san ante los hechos indiferentes, sin
importarles un ardite, que estos pue-
dan 6 no envolver una acusaci6n con-
ira ellos mismos.
Asi Sc explica que con frecuencia
nos imputen sus faltas y sus errores.
Oigamosla:
<Acostumbrado va ell pueblo la
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS por ell Partido
Republicano, ~ no puede permanecer
impasible ante los privilegios que
quieren reproducir los hombres de-
unionismo. De ahf el malestar; de ah.
Ia protesta; de ahi ell desenfreno de pa
stones: de ahi la rebeldia del traba
iador, de ahf las huelgas.,
Descomundl, admirable, 0rchipoftet
toso, resulta ell parrafo transcrito,
Ell autor de esas lineas habra crei
do poner una plea en- Ftandss, segura.
mente.
NADIA de ESQ. FL desmemoriadc
escritor republican,, solo ha consegui'
do evidenciar su ignorancia Q mala fe
Ell malestar, la protesta, ell desen'
freno de pasiones, las rebeldfas de-
trabaiador y las huelgaS, de todo es
causa primordial la propaganda poll
tics del partido republicano.
Vamos a demostrarlo, va que pa
ra nosotros es tarea sencilla'
Cuando en- epocas de Allen y de
Hunt, los republicanos obtuvieron lie
galmente los pocos privilegios que Sc
conceden a los partidos pollticos del
pais, en- los centros ofciales comenz6
una serie de grandes desacie tos 8
inauditos escandalos, que llevaron q
todas parties ell mas profundo malestar,
Impusieron onerosas contribucio-
mes al slemento tributario; propaga-
ron falsas doctrinas y concitaron ell
Amino de Ia mssa Doeular, hasta ell
Sxtreruo de oeurrir en- el mlsmo centro
de- las ciudades Ia ejecuci6n de los ma
yores vej&menes crfmenes,
De aqui nsci6 la protesta de las
yicsimas, ell desbordamiento de las pa
stones fomentadas un dia y otro des-
de Ia tribuna y desde los peri6dicos
republicanos.
Por 10 que Sc refere q las huel'
gas, todos sabemos la calumniosa pro-
paganda que la prensa adversaria ha
hecho tiltimamente sobre este asunto,
Trat6 con aviesa intenci6n de po-
ner al .partido unionista frente los
obreros, presentandonos como sus
mayores enemigos.
De ests manera Sc desenvuelye la
polltca del partido republicano, to-
niendo por norma el engano, pasan-
do por encima del respeto que Sc de-
be & la verdad.
81 sistema viene de antique.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
.ESTUDIANTES De BARCELONA

La obra de caridad realizada por
los estudisntes de Barcelona, salendo
por las GALES demandar de Ia pobla.
ci6n dinero con que remediar la inmen.
50 desdicha acarresda a tantas pobres
fam'lias por ell hundimiento del dep6-
sito del canal hasido concluida CO.
ronada por el exito mas lisonjero.
Trea mil seiscientas och9nta y sic.
to pesetas veinticinco c6utimos, han
reunido los estudiantes.en breyes dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
UNA BUENA OCCASION

Sc veude uua de las cosas mas CO.
modas y mejor situadas de Santurce,
Est& en- la carretera pero no lie moles-
ia ell polyo, Tiene cochera, bueu jar
din y baAtante terreno para tener va
cas-, etc,
Tambi6a Sc venden vsrias casas y
solares muy blen situados, en- el barrio
de Puerta de Terra de ests ciudad.
Informsra don Bartolom6 Coll,
San Justo s, baios, San Juan, P. r
1875.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12

de todos los pueblos, tiene peri6dicos
on Ing Is, frances, italian o, aleman y
portugu6s, la Ndci6H y Ia FfeaSa.
graudes disrios naoionales, tiran de
lj0 & 800 mil copiss.
6Cuando iran los Estalos nldoS
& civiliEar & aquellos iudios2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-12
Venta de una casa en- Caguas

Situada frente a la plaza calle de
SMufoz RiveraS, altos de MADEIRA Y
baios de material recien construida Y
pintada al oleo, tiene media cuerda de
patio y renta 10 pesos. Para informes
dirigirse q don Nepomuceno Flores.
Mayo 10 de 1906.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
p.v Police and Insurance Rates.

As previously noted in the columns
of the Reformer. the abohshineht VI
the day police, If persisted In, may
result in raising the rates OF fire In
surance In the village. which are az
ready sufficiently high. That TINS Is
more than idle gossip is proven by; me
following copy of a letter received DIV
n r. Taylor & Son and c. F. r. Jen-
ne. the local insurance agencies:
Dear SIR The Executive Commit
tee of the Exchange have brought 70
my attention the fact, or rumor OF tae
fact, that the village Of Brattieporo
contemplates doing away with the ser
vice Of day Waterman. We WISH you
would urge upon the authorities the
inadyisability Of doing away with TINS
safeguard The insurance rates a.
they at present stand are comput13
with the idea that there Is Day anu
night Waterman ana insuranSe NJ.
ests would very much regret seeing
this Waterman discontinued. III or
information is correct, kindly use your
hest endeavors to have Waterman re-
tanned and please notify me what ac-
ton is taken in the matter Ihahk-
ing Won for your attention. / beg TO
remain, Yours truly,
E. l.. Hildreth Chairman.
The writer of the above is the chair
man of the Windham county COMMIT
tee of the New England Insurance ex-
change which has charge of liking al
rates for fire protection. If property
holders in order to receive the benc-
fit of fire insurance, have to pay high-
or rates than at present, 1t IS dlncu,.
To understand where they VIII peneu'
nv any proposed reduction in the VII
Iage tax on account of the saving III
not having a day policeman AL nrst
reading it appears that the statement
made above that the rates now IN ex-
istence' were fixed with the idea that
there was a day and night watchil,an
here is unreasonable. as the aaN
Waterman was not put on until rev
months ago and there was no chanee
in the rates then. This is explalnHd
nv the fact that inquiries were maze
of the local agents as to whether Brat
tleboro had police service. when ,he
rates were fixed and the answer pc
inc in the affirmative it was taken
for granted that the service was DAY
and night. Now that the action OF
the village has called the attention OF
the officers of the exchange 10 me
matter. it is extremely likefy thal
there will be a raise. While the aver
age citizen cannot see the necessary
for anv higher rates even if there We're
no police protection at all. yet .he.e
is no appeal from the decision OF the
exchange and no other way to procure
insurance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
Snortinq N otes.

1ost saturday U. V. NJ. won ner
+enth straight game by defeatihk os
racuse university o-l.
uoora high school defeated vermont
ooademv Nav 10 by score Oh
Waene is scheduled to play Brattiepoio
Nj, school in the near future.
The Junior team VIII p panta;n:
ha made ND of Chas. H. Mics. eap yohn,
leslie Adams, manager; Al9er' 1fohart
SON first; Dunleavy. secoi pioha rdson
Aua.is' Hon Niles. catcher: thompson
sN.tnher. oscar whitney, rlgnt, Lev
pl.on n putnam, left; O'Connor' eeh
ter. .o,s
There will be two Y. M. ~ s,,oior. the
This summer, senior anu fnr captain
.n,J team will have Ior law
seiiioi Chime. and for manager Law "
InoiliaSS ,ndiff. and the following a, ne
renS for the respective piao Erovd
caIiu .ann,. Glenham Jones. nrsl' third. .
Ine .e second; Ralph CAKES, ahar.
Jo ,i,,i,,, 90 short; T. Clune. caa ';nht.
, I,,,,ne nitcher; Lyman Smiln, r Iehn,
>: S n,ce Ferriter. left; Nehoeh '
son, center. .p;r Eel
rdward H. Reulbach. the BIZ So aid
Euwa ~ Northern league. Who w ~,
10" ,,cb for the Inter-Cily ahhlei
SO t,iue" IL 81 season, has been ~,
the puA the big leagues. ne r Ma
up oy night TO join the Chlcaeo oaived
r riuds at New York. having ardav
l, 1s affer over the telephoiiu take the
an ar, o'i Frank Selee which Wou,u nerson.
hraath away from an his immedi-
ate w Acceptance, and ,6 much he d did not be
hated to leave y ns i@stied in refusing
innsar TO play prole
Mo1tpelier Journal.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
STRONG TESTIMONY.
This Is Brattleboro Testimony ana
Will Stand Investigation.

If Won doubt the following and wish
to investigate you haven't to go 10
sopoa other state in the union to prove
If It's not a long story published IN
Rrattleboro newspapers about a resi-
dent in Kalamazoo, Mich. or Tampa
Fla. It's about a resident of Brattle-
boro and given in his own words. NO
stronger proof can be had.
George H. Newton, living at Fiat
street. saws: Il cannot add anything
IN INV original statement about Doan $
kidney Pills first publicly expressed
ever five wears ago when / procured
the remedy at George E. Greene's
drug store an; took course OF the
treatment. 1 am only too pleased to
endorse the preparation If 1t VIII De
the means of inducing other sufferers
from; kidney complaint or backache to
use 1T. From my experience as well
as from observation no one need to
he the least dubious about the re-
suits obtained from the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills. "a
For sale by all dealers. Price. 90
eents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
A. F. sCHwENK. Register.
NlAlE OF VERMONT. By the Probate Court

MATE OF VERMONT. BY the Probate court
II, MARLBORO, IS. for said District. !.
no 10 a. persons interested in the estate Of
District. GREETING :
whereas William Fl. Winslow, guardian OF
,Aao Richardson, of Brattleboro, in said DIS
wv mas presented TO this court petition SET
NY loIth tina. the wife of said Waldo Richard-
as,ne owner of certain real estate situate
.aa BrattebOro and being her interest," as
~a n the real estate of Mrs. Elizabeth wins.
~, nef mother, recently deceased, and tnat !,
saeCesssry that said real estate be sold ana
, ny and that the guardian join with saia
ny ~. N deed Of conveyance thereof, and fuI-
~ setting forth that it will be conducivelto the
80 80 o. said ward and his wife TO sell tne
s- ,s Of said real estate. and praying said
~ % grant him license to join with the wire
,.,.asng such conveyance OF said real estate,
nj AM to the provisions of the statute III
Ms sast made and provided.
hs,as.eupon 1t is ordered that the same pe
~ SMa session of said court to be held AZ
.iooAte Office In Brattleboro, on the last
r,vhaAy Of May, 1905. when and where you
NJ, +" heard in the premises if you see cause.
A. I. SCHWENk, Register.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
SPRING CATARRH.
.,bIs Weather Causes Disease
n'"sI uvomei and Cure Catarrh.

soreeable weather OF spring,
the ." warm DAYS and cold nights,
IT'D ,n W. Cor a great increase In
res lmner of cases of eatarrh. 1t is
Pc nu not Hyomci, the only guaran-
|ON ''" a,ment for eatarrh that cures
e. ,.,ont stomach dosing should be
yea u Is a scientific method by
hyo", nure air impregnated with ma
(hlcn p pwr remedies for the cure of
pre- ., can he inhaled by every suf-
lala l ~ his or her home. Breathed
frr d y the neat pocket inhaler that
|hTouE" With every outfit. its healing,
|o1,e .so antisaptic fragrance reaches
foa n,ngs and air passages as no stom-
|ts lS ansing possibly can do. 1t gives
(. en- relief and makes lasting
|ures' that RE Hyomei treatment
TVo, all that is claimed for 1t Is
~ VI ~ IN the guarantee under which
Eunu F greene sells it, an agree
fso,ss 70 nav back the price, If the pur-
( fs.n = can say that Hyomei has not
nase' .atisfaetlon. Complete outfit,
' ,a. sxtra bottles, zoe.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
M0RNINCSIDE
GEM Etc RY.

i, one hundred acres in extent. Con-
M4i the Lawn system thus obviating
l' ,'S,,v mounds and giving park-like ap-
kearance' n,., rrornd and com.
% va. surrounded by handsome forest
ts ,s ;nsnripC the necessary retirement.
/ rti.tcally plotted by a skiiitui landscape
brchitect $3.50, .t,or ,.mi,v and
,is INK have passed away. o., ,,. -
Fffnass . n% Mausoeum and Chapel, with mar
i' aaataCombs for free use of lot owners.
y.; S.s Cf lots $40 and upwards. according TO
ie am tba accommodation of those not desiring
o sne care section has been set apart and
E H ss sod al specially low rates.
" w1 m and and nlans of Morningside may be seen
Maps anu NV nf ", r. Geddis, Agent of the
.. .n1 lion from whom detailed information
Hsr he obtained.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
Golf Club Notes.

Roth of the tennis eoui =
opened for play. hoard Of
At a recent meeting .S Of to the repair pair the
g s,"S house extensively this seaSOH into
cruz rasns are fast rounding ins, ia fse
The gre # is expected thai tnai , the
shape 1 Win be formally Opsi'e
first week in June TN n,av a
The local golf vd teagr Meadow GLIB
match with the M yune J. 1t is expected,
at Northa nnps match will be arranse'
Cor the same date
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
a.,,o,x. Fall. Loses Industry.

pe,lows Falls is to lose another OF
&c Industries. The bobbin factory OF
Alden Spears company. located Oh ,n
p,,ssa,, street is soon to remove TO
Roaar Ne. where it will unite with
sir,iiar factory of the same company.
81 has been in operation over a year
~ nd a half. and has employed from
So TO 80 hands. none of whom except
1ba foreman, will go to Maine.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
WINCHESTER = CRESCENTS
WINNERS IN THE TWO OPENING
BASEBALL GAMES.
Fairly Good Crowd at Fair Grounds
to Watch the National oame-New
Diamond to Be Laid Out in Front Of
the Grand Stand.

Diamond to Be Laid Out in Front Of
the Grand Stand.
Winchester high school, 6; Brattle-
boro high school. 3. Crescents. g:
Athletics, 6.
The baseball season Is on once more
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
headed by the First Regiment band.
the four teams comprising the local
league and the Winchester high school
team paraded Main street from the Y.
M. G. A. rooms to Wells fountain and
back to the bridge, where adjournment
was taken to the fair grounds and ali
the teams except that of Co. got busy.
About 400 people We're present to see
the games.
The first game called was Winches-
ter high school VS.. Brattleboro high
school. in which the local boys were
defeated in loosely played contest of
which Grady's pitching was the feat
IRE. He held the hard hitting VIM
chester team down to four hits, strik-
ing out IL men. The local outfield
played well, accepting all chances per-
fectly. Brosnahan was at times
scarcely able to hold Grady. being
badly handicapped by sore hand, but
he pluckily played out the game.
Powers and Quigley for the visitors
played fast ball. The score.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

nae q ANGELO GoRBORINo.
4. n Undersigned having been appointed py
y,,HnOh Probate Court for the District OF
\ ~, ~ COMMISSIONERS, to receive, exam,
ls..a,l az ust all claims and demands OF an
ilSG "a 4sainst the estate Of ANGELO GOkBo-
tsss..SS az o. Brattleboro. Vt. in said distIlct
a,,ssS and all claims exhibited in ONSET
r. y. lefety give notice that we viii meet
ks.cs ldIpose aforesaid, at the store OF =. w;
~ "a 20, BrattlebOro. VT. on the Sd day OF
= . al four O'Clock D. m. each Of said days,
A 4 ~ ~ months from the 9Th day OF MAY
& a. - : the time limited by said Court
q, -. slitditors 70 present their claims 70 "
49, lnsiion and allowance.
fs 4 ibrzttlsboro, Vt, this 18th day Oh
"a f "a; G s1rG.. Commissioner.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
Warming.

Va, cannot have good health unless
vonr kidneys are sound, for the Kid
y y,ovs filter the blood of impurities
, nrty;b otherwise act as irritating poi
s w and break down the delicate or
cans of the body and cause serious
trouble. If you have kidney or piaI,
der trouble and DO no, use Seve on,v
Kidney Cure. you VIII nase =. u y
you;+ivalv cures all forms of kidney
md bladder diseases. Sold by All
TNr,upfStS
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19

Earned runs, Athletics 8. Crescen1s
/, two base hits, HARDWOOD, Smith, X.
Allen First base on balls. off Cooley
i. Struck out, by Ellis s. by co1I e yoS -
Double play, Dunleavy to March n
possed halls. Brooks l. Stolen bases
stolte. March. l.. Allen, Staf1ord. ohi-
pire, Darcy. o,, opt hat
ted ball hit umpire
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.


|STATE OF VERMONT, By the Probate Court
~ MARLBORO, IS. for said District. !,
| 70 all persons interested in the estate OF
FAARGARET NJ. SHEA, late OF BrattiepoIo,
deceased, GREEIlNu'
Whereas, P. L. Shea and D. +. Shea, execu.
|tn upon the estate Of Margaret M. Snea OF
|Bareboro in said District, deceased, have
|'hs. the sale of the whole Of the real estate OF
laid deceased will be beneficial to the heirs ana
ElpersOns interested therein, and praying Ior
license to sell the same, and at the same time
ifd in this court what purports TO be the con-
sent in writing of all the heirs residing IN tnls
sate to such sale. Whereupon 1t is orderea
nat the same be heard at the session OF said
COURT to be held at the Probate Office in Brat
|atbOrO, Oh the last SATURDAY. of May A. d. 1905,
when and where you may be heard in the prem
| ne, II you see cause.
INa a. Z. SCHWENK. Register.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
Notice..

7 have a clean stock of goods such
|. are usually kept in a country store
6bicb am selling at the market
I,ce | am not selling by guess nor
al can light on customers. II you
k,pe YOUR quart for quart OF beans
will nut them in it instead of in "a
hound bag. | can save you some shoe
i GATHER When you buy anything and
kpd when you get home you have not
kot it all and have to 60 back to get
[be rest Of it, it takes shoe leather. l
tive l6 ounces for a pound as ! never
learned the other weight.
Hopipp to merit share OF your
patronage, | remain,
Respectfully yours,
WATSON DeWolF,
1at Green River, Vt.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19

In the game between the Crescents
and Athletics the plate was not crossed
until the fourth inning when by
punching a few hits the Athletics made
the score 40. 1t seemed easy money
against the shoemen, but in the eighth
Cooley, who had been pitching great
game, seemed to weaken trifle en-
abling the Crescents to tally two each
in the eighth and ninth tying the score
at SIS.
The Athletics did not take their
chance in the tenth but went out one,
two, three. March, the first man up
for the Crescents, received gift and
Ferriter who followed him sent line
drive at Cooley who in trying for
double overthrow second, letting
March down to third. The outheld
was so slow in returning the ball that
March completed the circuit and made
the winning run.
The fielding of Tucker and Ferriter
and the stick work of r. Allen and
Brazor were especially commendable.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
EIeshy Persons

often perspire rrofusely. suffer m iae
from heat. chafe badiy anu Gondw;n q;
der feet. Mrs = a. 1o she
Lynn Comfort Powder is blessing
says recommend it to all my
20 ns If cures ali skin irritations.
iriehu aching feet. and keeps dress
shields sweet
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
u.,,v Green Place Wanted.

plans have been on exhibition in the
,,srarw at Bellows Falls, for the past
library o a. the proposed Carnegie Ii
, Meun The site most desired is the
p Sr% of Hetty Green. the richest
Woman g in the world The matter mas :
heen laid before her. but the result Is
not vet known.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
v.ruont |. a Healthy State.

The records in the office of the sec G,
retary of the state board of health
show conclusively that the average
length Of life in the state of vermont
has been considerably increased IN inc
mast few years. An interesting iist
Of names OF those who have hved 70
be over 100 years old in this state Is
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19

The two-year-old daughter OF u, or;
anu sa,,,r ra night. May 10. of spinal
SS,enineitis after an illness Of i've
hnnrs There are five other children
In the family.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19
A.F. SCHWENK, Register.
ATE OF VERMONT By the Probate Court

Estate OF VERMONT / By the Probate Court
~ MARLBORO. IS. for said District.
70 all persons interested in the estate OF
FRANK A. RICHMOND, late of Guilford. IN
Ind District, GREETING;
You are hereby notified that this Court VIII
,eade upon the allowance of the account o.
.vhN Z. GALE, Administrator upon the es-
I'VE Of Frank A. Richmond, late of Guiliora'
y aid District, deceased, and decree distrl-
N The session thereof to be held at the Pro-
y. ate once in Bratteboro, in said District, on
" Ith day Of May A. d. 1905, when anu
.ltle you may be heard in the premises, II you
|El AF scuvENK. Register.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-19

Two base hits, F. Thompson, KID
der. First base on balls. off Bishop 1,
off Grady l. Struck out by Bishop
7, by Grady ~. Stolen bases. Bishop
2, Swan, Perry 2, Rogers. Everleth.
Kidder, Brosnahan. Double plays. q.
Thompson to Qualters. Hill to F.
Thompson. Wild pitches. Grady 2.
Passed bills. Costello /, Brosnahan 4.
Umpire, Darcy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-10-12
Milwaukee Engineer Declares
That City Should Save by a
Municipal Lighting Plant
AN ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK
Engineer Estimates That Plant Could
be Built Here at Minimum Cost
and Lights Supplied at an
Annual Cost of $50

Another step in the direction of a
municipal lighting plant was taken
today when Mayor German and other
city officials made trip about the
city in com pany with a veil known
electrical engineer from Milwaukee,
for the purpose of securing tentative
estimate on the cost of installing a
system of municipal lights in the city.
The result of the conference was most
satisfactory, and it is the opinion of
the engineer that the city of Kenosha
could save a large sum of money
annually by operating her own light
ing plant.
Within fortnight plans will be
sn omitted to the city council which
will embrace the con clusions made to-
day. Some time was spent at the
water works station and it was the
opinion of the engineer that model
lighting plant could be installed in
connection with this station and at a
price so low as to make it an attractive
proposition for the tax payers of the
city. It is estimated that such plant
would cost from So, 200 to $780, 900, and
with such plant it would be possible
for the city to furnish its own lights
at a cost not to exceed SIS a lamp.
At the present time the city is pay
ing for this service the sum of $78 per
lamp. The new system, as devised
by the engineer, would be unit sys-
tenn which would make it possible for
the city to extend the plant as the city
grows, and with a small cost new
lights could be added at any time.
The engineer in looking over the
city was of the opinion that at least
fifty more lights could be used to an
advantage at this time, and this would
bring the total number of lamps up to
IT'S. The two unit plant which is
being discussed would have capacity
of at least 200 lamps, and more could
be added if necessary.
The expert presented to the officials
reports from many cities showing that
the municipal plant had proved a
paying investment. With the condi-
tAOuS LII 1ACuOSIld IC SCCluCO " OC CCI-
tain that the municipal plant would
mean the saving of thousands of dol
lars annually.
The matter of building CONNER
cial circuit in connection with the
city plant was also taken up and the
engineer stated that such plan
would be 'problematical" in Kenosha.
1T has paid in other cities" he said,
''but local conditions must entirely
control any decision in regard to a
commercial circuit" The reports on
the conditions in Kenosha will be
made at once and sent to the council.
With this statement the council will
be able to take some action in the
near future which will lead to the in
stallation of new system.