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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

The demand for residence property
is growing and the prices Of town lots
are ranging higher"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


l, A. N. Yoder. Secretary of State of the State
of Montana do hereby certify that the above
is true and correct copy of
IAN Act Entitled. IAN Act for the submit
ing to the qualified electors of the State of
Montana, an amendment to Article " of: the
Constitution of the State of Montana. relating
to the Legislative Department. and providing
for Direct Legislation and Reference of Laws"
Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly
of the State of Montana and approved on the
second day of March. A. D. 1905.
In Testimony Whereof. ! have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal of said
State.
said State. this fourteenth day of July, A. d.
1905.
(Seal) A. N. YODER,
Secretary of State.
First publication JnlY 27-l3t
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Miss Annie Weydert has finished
her term of school on East fork and
returned to Lewistown.'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Quite number of people will be in
town on the 18th to witness the foot
race between Bennett and Conger.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Al. Stephens, of Okla, has gone to
Billings to meet his partner, c. w.
Baylies, who has been east buying live
stock.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Louis Belanger left for the east
last week, still suffering from the eff
fects of a broken arm and carrying the
same in a sling"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

contract for it's erection calls for COM
pletion by September l. Each day 5
delay after entails $500 forfeit for
the contractors
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

A baseball fan now comes TO the
front with pneumatic ball which he
says will greatly add to the batting
averages and revolutionize the game.
The new ball is partly hollow and fiji
led with compressed air with pres
sure of 1000 pounds. 1t is the regula-
ton weight and size, but very lively.
A semi-rofessional team in ST. Louis
managed TO get one into play recently
and hammered it all over the lot. After
twelve scores in one inning, it was
fouled over the fence and lost.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

(From the Argus of May -, 1879
Postmaster Vivian is notified that
after July 1 his office will be made a
money order office of the second class,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

It is stated that Jack Clifford, the
blacksmith pugilist, who formerly lived
lived in Butte, and who fought some
good fights in this state, now residing
in Grass Valley, California, may be
matched with Eddie Hanlon as one OF
the preliminary bouts to the Nelson
Cans fight in Goldtield Labor Day.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

First publication AUGUST "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

6otte ser Eoicner Gr5biihof 9r. bon
Stablem3fi Den ibnl nntcrltcQtcn&lc
rms inter Nn0robun0 BON &irdcns
Strofen perbotelt, iih al 0cn @eitrcs
bltngcn 0e3 nStru5" 81 bctbcili0cu.
@Cgen 0ielc2 &erbnt bate ubCr be
rcita Elm EropIt in Hom @cihmerbc
Cingclc1t.
Mtttclmccr obrt oufgc,
QcbCn.
TQenl Nnihcinc nnd) miro Scr Sal
icr in Oicicm 6riihjnbr nm Ood
ni6t cine Wtittelmceriobrt mtcrnc0-
men. Gincr Wtittbcillr9 Der oMnq
bcbrrgiibcn 3citlutg" 3tiolNe loll
Der Wonnrt oieicn (beiI Icine@ Nei-
ieplunea o%uiaegcben bohcn. llebCr
Die 0riin0C nllf Wclhc 0icier Ont,
ihltB 5uriid ju iiibren lit, pcrIolttct
nidtS.
&ibbcrt rcigciprod)c II.
Nlt9 &oqen III @eitiolCn tonnt 0ic
Nadridt, ooB Der GommCr5icnrotb
5. &ibbert Observation-Disclosures imgSic.
Observation-Disclosures bon ser Nlrs
flnge Der llntrcue irci9ciprohcn NOR
Sen lit. (8cgcu Nibbcrt, ser 5l ocu
rcihitcn unO on9cicbenltcn Yerion-
Iihteiten BON Nbcinluno uno g&cit
iolen gebGYtc, mar Gn0c 1904 bon
icillen cigcncn SCrlpon0tcn Strois
otltrag lucGcn llntrcuc, bCQongCn an
Ieincn Wcl6uiItcrn, 4cItcllt luorOcn.
Gr muroe an9eidul0igt, ais 9Cuoll.
m1d)tiAtc Ser Observation-Disclosures
riff Hibbert iiber &crm0gcnaitiide scr
6irmo i'm @ctrogc BON 9,933,OO0Oif.
n6li6tlid) unO uiOcrrCd)tlid sum-
Nud)tbcil icincr NlitrogQCbct Der
iiigt 81 bobcn. Hibbcrt cntilob mltr
sc obcr in Eori9 prrboitct ulO oul
/. Scbruar 1903 IN SoQcn SIT Orci
Monotcn @cfGnQniB pcrurtbcilt.)
Np III SDc0tCf lfllu III orc
Nrmrc.
Srciberr bon Spciocl lit icincS Nul-
ties ais Softbeoter 9 SntcnNont in
@opern'S SouptitoOt nidt longc irob
0cmcicn. Cine Miin6cncr GcpciAc
meloct, BOB CT Oiciea Nmt i'm Otto
Der nicocrlCQcn miro. Gr miro mic0cr
IN Die Nrmcc eintrctcn mo ou9 Goms
monoo elmer Brigade crbnltcn. Die
llriuGc oe9 NiittritteS ocS Srci.
BERN bon SpciOel lit ollf Die piclbe-
lprohcnc @cruiltng &crmnnu @obrS
ais Sholtipicl 0irettor an ooe
Miindcncr Soitbcotcr 5ltriid5uiiib
rell.
(0ic pieI6ciprodenc 9ifoirc 9obr
iii, mic id)on Gcitern ~0GnclOct, 90
0urd) aus Der ScIt gei6oiit, 0nb
@obr gcgcn cine GntihGoigrmg uon
$1,000 Worf bon icinem engage
ment juriidgetreten iit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sin 3crluiiriniS?

News Oorf, Is. M0r5. - DC,
trddtlidcS 9llliiebcn modt cS, ooB bic
Satin beS SeuotorS Gbormcep ".
Gcpcw allf ser onocrcn Scite ocs
S5conS bIcibt, obmobl ibr Won1l
bier idIon ieit mebrcrcn @oden troilt
uno in eincm Sanitorium getpcicn lit.
Sn ser o@eielidait" mlnfelt man
bon chem c~rnitcn 3erlpiiriniB. Sroll
Gcpcm lit in Cannes, Grnnfreid), nit
ibrcr Mlltter u10 S6meiter, mcld'
Sebtere an cinen Sreiberru b. Nnora
o%crbeiratbet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Yeaaibtba nias gabn.

gerInet 9aipert'S ta'ipu, pte fulgt:
'S.l5 Born. (llnior : Citation S,55 Sorii.),
Yttt5hirg @rpreb uno Chicago Special.
9aupt oinie Grpreb.
$40 Gahnt. (Oon lIntonsS tatior), ,ct.9puis"
nno ~39e .gennipIoania" eimiteS, lia6 Sol.
cngo, Cincinnati uno ct. 4oltts.
F4.53 Tadlm. loofl Union Gtatton), uFennfhf.
oania epcrial," II stiIuoen uadl Chicago.
mo CT. 2Oui5 SrpreB.
800 Abeuos (Uon llnion'GtatIon), G6ieago
$3.50 abenSs (uon tlntOn,etatiOn). et, aouis
@rpreb.
1885 NDrros (bou Union etatiou), @ertern
StprcB uno 9lebelnuo uno Cincinnati @r'
*1l.4i sadts Clrion'etation tt.55 Ga6ts).
Rtttettra Speclul.
itAt sa@tS uiniousetatiOn 11.55 ga6ts).
40 NIprnens WntonsS taticn 4.44 Worgens),
tnlllb. nan podtSdOer.
f8,i5 @rrrl. uliionie station 500 s'orrn). t1g.
ltt, in6 buffalo Oid emporium uncttuit).
Gric. mo g9ndentdIe, nab 8udeIter.
tt.i4 Born. Olniou : GtatiOn tt.55 Burm.),
gSudcntaqc, nab HCIiub0 uto Glmirn.
4.55 @adm, tdgIi4 Coon unioneStatiOn), nda
$50 NDeuOS, tdOIi@ (bon tlniousetation). nad
Nuiidlp. 1
s.55 aOenos, tdPIid (oon riniou.etattOn), mad
@G6 gtnnGvoiis, 79.81. o.ot Sormittae8, 5.55
g,nbmitiaas an 98o1eniaGen. Sonniaes, 9.0i
NOrn, HOO NbcHos.
Ron t~uiou.etntium.
Rad philadelphia NIB TriusDDrf.
'0o3 MadT1; yecnereiIcnai Simitee," tdelid
itr Gelu gori; las 100 1909 cit.o5 mr.
40, t5.t5. 7.5oo. Ii.'25 @lGenOs. gsOdteniaas..
gsonntaG5. t.4s, t.lo12 Sorm. .,ll2.o5,. 1.0e.
Rrr nGb 8BSSilooeiipi6ia a'iO, G,s5, $40" $40, e.2o.
100 8orm, 100, 800 Adj 'G.3b nnS
0.45 aOenoS, 9Bo6entooe, gonntnas Gas.
Sab @ofton, 40 Sorm, Ssobentaee; 'O.sb
Nbcno3, tiglth.
Tob 9eImar ulio 9auptid6Ii6eu 8pifteupnui.
ten an Der 9clupore.9 ipiiion, 0,95. 7.65
WiorGeus. ESQ. 4.57 9tadm., gSobentnge,
100 NbenhS tiNIt6.
7da. sIb. 0.4s. 1924 BOrm; 12.o5. 12.4s.
600. lis 7.2a (7.Ss 2aaimiteot), IA. 500.
s.l3, OILS, o.65. 1880 Nbenos. @otentaee.
SonntnaS. 2.2Gs 2.b1.. G12, 1926. a7ds. SAG.
GS.2a55, S S'o5, 'TiF5o' 77.2aS6i TG.55iG Ss%IintIieSJ..
TAI, 500. o.t6. P55. 1890 abenos.
Gu6 9Irtnopolis. 1880. o.o5 SormiliOgs. 1913
SonntnNS. 0.05 SorlTl., COB, tt,05 NberloS.
a.05 Snrri.. G.U5. t1.05 gbcno5.
HtIantic goait 2ire. ,GIpreb 2;5l gsorasls,
4Sa Special" sS'I5 abcnOs an Ws6eniasen.
suuibern ap., o.42 Eorlr. b.25. 1890. *0,th
slnenSs t1ali6;, s9be egat1ern,s Yalm 81.
ntiteo. t5.30 Rntbti. MI Wutentnaen.
ecobooro Sir Cine an. 0.42 Worni. 5,2y
1907 gtlbnt, idnlih. .
Gorlnlf unO &cIiern aaiItpab. $500 abenSs
tdalib.
IS S. an., .t2.4s gSabm. @otentuoe, 'o.55
9lDeilos iiQIih.
Vun 8enuiplpauin. gtpenue. citation.
gn6 28afbin9tpn, Grpreb, Git, 900 Born.
1853, 3.55, 600 Ea6m. tiaIib. TAI Wors
Qens an Bo6eniagen. 900 Ibenos iiiir an
Nab stnnnpoIis. 7.4t Moracus. 500 Nnt.
miiines an SSuteutaser. 5onutagS. 900
Siurtt. itno 600 ginthni.
9pcacu @ilcten iino SnbrrIineu mao ntisd
9nnftcn fprc6e man III Der GaIucrtSstniior.
Gr. 3t5, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, uno nntors
GtntiDn Dor.
@cpdd iulro duf grTudeu In oben %eenannten
Yiireulr abGeboIt NIB %inarfirt.
SpetfesgSug gof.
u. ~. NtterburN, z, ". Noco,
8en.s @ct6dftSIfbrcr. gGf. '1rafltesWlauaeer.
Uep. n, yubo.
u.. Observation-Disclosures ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
@cItcrm Iarplanb Giienbabn.

2iige p~erIaifeu S~iuc1'Gtutlon nte iolgf:
Engtinl.
4.30 Wiureens - Gbfca3u9. Sdger5totpft Y.
& VI. sga6n iio Gl;SgcronlnleI Soirntag San
cod uno Gbanhersourg.
2'50 Nntbm. : gtfoun. nab lluion.Erioge.
1deiidI, auSsenpmmcH Sunntal.
700 Mtorqcns-D urf uno GETTYSBURG Whom.
& &c 9Guyaene- 9nGerSioiun mo Sbtppeiishnra
accommodation.
go WloreenS-al.ont. uan Settpsburg nno
gorf.
iG.f6 Borm.-Tftom md llrioE-Nrio9e.
$50 gtubm. -NffonI. nab Sl0neoH, Vorf nrs
". Il g. SiO.
'd.b5 Nabm.-GrpreB mao GlbnNon. Saaers.
iumh. ioipie Sreoerii, 9tHmitsbhr9. Sbin
reUShmre tBarlurs2 SdgguiD.
5.359tabnt. -Yort Srpteb.
G.th G~aenos-Stipni. nacb u~niousSriogc.
1926 Nbeups-AEionI. ndb uniufis9rtoge.
Rur Spgntags.
g.30 Demonstration. Itab llnionsBrioge inh
SGn0bcr.
10. 80 N6enos-gffoni. nab Union 9rio9e.
Sdlt niht an Der 8cnnn .sgloe. Station on.
n. yiuberiiuu. acknowledgements.
8. VI. Soiuei, 8ereraI'Taiiaeier'ae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Ef(abpma'S @Inidlc.

Oflobomn.Gitp 8. E., 10.
MGr3.-Sunoerte bon 5cIcgrommcll
iinO an Somitag ulb 9eitcru bon
commcr5ie1cn u1o ol1oeren aorper-
lhoftcr in iaIt alien StGOtcn uno Srt-
idaiten BON 9eOeutung inn Sflobomo.
uno Sll0ioner. Z rritorium al beii
T~rGiioentcn Hooieoelt, sic Witglieocr
oes Gongrciie5 ulto onocre i'm Silent
lid)en 2eben ltebenoe Ecrionlihfcitcli
il @oibington NIT scr ~bringcnOcll
@ittc abgcinnot porocn, iiir Die lo-
Iortigc Iufnobme Der bcioen Serri'
toricn alS Stunt gu mirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
5eat 1T bic 8eit, es 81 bcuuten.
Nnhnnnln

tbotct Gle etrien bon Suieften In 2rctbbduTerl
ODER i'm 5rcieit, oerireibt Sdmnben. Widrfe MI
Mnnlmiirfe. 36htlib fir crime 5lteaen mi
8ctliigeh2iufc uno Snieilen In 9oI5rnbnei
uno i66tet a1e ggiirmer iiHO Wla6cn an oeI
@ur6eIn bon 8dl.nen, pie nu1 bic poliJ
laumlauS.
@m. Z. Gurfc,
Gr. 2t3. Guro,0 aturrt.GttaGe,
unu Baroenutnc, yaltimure'Gu antn. Wo.
(Uldi24 .L&S. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
YaltimorcsC bio -8a9n.
= adaIl@. ladeLl6, ausasnognlcn eOnniaGS'

| N1pIyDblIle u,tspt StHNpC uuI pti Sthhot puH
Guttocu 2 Sldtion tn6 &aibtigtun an SSo..
nelltuGelL 500 Sptir, DIS 500 Whenos, mt
Yu1muns0 icnit. 5rfl6ere Nbinbrt bon WRt.
SBai6inatOn, %ocrl0rcn Mt, globaI ct, 1000,
no, 1850, fS.45, t0AS, l10.65, III .b3 Sor'
miilng9, ?lo.1O. it2.40. ll.55. t2.A3. $3.50,
*4.t4, A.55, l6.55, "6.00, lG.55, $50 tl0.5b,
*li.32 Nbeios; perI, Gnntoeu Ct. 300, t6.1bt
1873, l7.20. 1900, $3.50. 1900, 1000, ~ 90
Gorniiliaes, li2.O0 ginhtS, 1905, 212.l5,
400, ?i.0b, 200. $500, 1905, 400. fi.3O,
1900, 1905, 25.35. 1900. *6.l6, 1920, l7.oO,
$500. 1926. $1,000, 1905, flf.i0, f1l.4l
Nnnapolls, mt. gtobal Citation. !7.1O uns
?S.I5 &urnltitnqS. l6.55 9tuChnl. SdnioenaStdY
l7.20 uno 1900 gSorntittuGs, 1905 Nadriy
?5.3h mo 600 9lbenoS.
Srrprrid, MI. liuDdl Gintion, $40, lO.4S,
IurnI.: Gantbcu Gtution5 H.35. 1900. ?016
NIB 1000 Sorni., !t.26, 1860 uto 1920 Nnb'
aiadeaer, Mt. RobaI, no Norm. !243.
1850 gin6m., Gamoet, 1870 Gorniy 1900,
1850 unO 400 gtndbnI
NaaerStolpu, WI. J'nD1l Std. !4.45 8ortto
1850 g,u0nl, Guntoen S%tnitou, 1900 Sorniy
1850 ruo LOO gidCbrr.
Gnicutt,Gitn uub Iit. Ntrn, Ganloen Statton,
!7.3b, ?0.tb &orm, 1928. 1880, $500, $3.50,
curtis qaS, Camden eiution. 1929 Sorm.
4urnt, Nt. 9ipuaI, +2.45 Notni., Garroeii.
800 9tadbnt.
Appal Slns cine uan Fbilabetpbta unb Hen.
Wort, lcucr 5crminuc at Ireinuo5 pdnjtg'
her Sirubc, 9tcm. 9)orf, brguent uadl Sptrls,
2Beaterm uuo @eihditc.G = tftriit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20


~" Cine General = Yro6e fir
Sos Netuarfer SdngcrfcIt,". mcl.
DIE bertc, Gienitag; abeno in ser
o@ermaniu = WGnnerdor = Solle"
bon Dem oWcbger 0tIang : Ser.
elm" rarbciter = 2icbcrtaiel" uno
y2ocuit > Eoint : MGnncrGor" 5itr
M%uifiibrung gelungt, periprid)t Gill
Griolg 5u mcroen. Gin Gbur bon 60
Scrrcrl, nit Witbiilfe bcs oWetoer.
Gomen . Gereins," miro an oieicr
gufiiibrung Sbeil ncbmen. Ser erite
gift lit bei'm Scrber9suater 9ierbaa-
mes, 100 Der @eiangperein nNodis
eule" feline Yrobe abbalten mill. Gin
&elncr, Elm Eoli5iit uno ein Sramp
iorgen fir Ben Sumor. Die Srou
9ierbonnes, iueldc ibremManne lebr
piel 2ritbel maft, lit ebenfoQs reft
bumoriitiid. Cam eribeint eint
Seilsarmee, uno nadoem miro ole
Brobe abgebolten uno cine Yarooie
oes Breislieoes Gin Sonntag ONT
Weer" eingeiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
gtablirt 1890.
@ilbclm s.. Mein6arot,

Nr. 1913, AtIt.g0mbd .b.Strak.
Wc,p.Worf elaitiide grndjbanSer,
cine bcorr,
f5uueu FAC uuo gabt 9etro9eH tueroeH.
Mud !Sert.8 VGnoer,
peide ME rotten, ielbit bet'm Saets aldt.
9ieielben iillo bon nlIe.i Ner5ten
DelitlIS elnpfobte.t.
or o~erfertlat auf geitelung.. tpte ant. EAGER:
sdufterba nssy, nmteric.IsilassS,
,ueidie uao Soijfiiitn. grn6,taat71,
70 arrnngiri, Dab ielre gee6rtet Sunee: bsfttHb
NIrieocH geteut fino.
siGe Bridlbanber. panbneen uno Jnftrn-
meHte per6et 9arnutlrt. bnb ie paien. uEn
alfS Gau6erIte NIB Nshe angefertigf.
THr Tamsn Nnb Simner
unter gufibf bon Utnb. 8rtnbas bi bc.S sab<
wsb. 1elcpbon: 9sxntiaIs ieS@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
McrdantS' & MincrS' S%ranSpurta-
tim Epmpnml.

SuHlpitlHN NV
9tnd Cotton mo Dem Often: ieocn Nl0ntaa,
9icllftna, Sonnrritua nnb Sortitdg, gOeno9
q ubr.
gtadl Gruhiocnce nno hcrll Often: ieocn Gottlif
taA, Miittpuh mo Srcitd1, gtbenos 9 llbr,
9ind Acmport'9 iclus mo Nortolt: tdgiih nm
G llbr Nhcnoe,
8rnht miro tiQIib bis : llpr gttnoS fir an
Dem 5dac 'ubfnbrenbc S1rlpler nlgcitotlltlrit.
gtn6 Sanaulab mo benz Gitocn; ieoct 0ielis
itaN, Spuncrildp uno Gamftu0, elbcnos Il llbr.
YuIluucr uno Froptocnce Sampler labreu bon
Der 2scribc an Suite bc5 Coma SodS 90, ga
uGnnabt Sump1er bon ocr SSeritc AIT Suite Der
lSelt 6nlS-glueHuc
6. %. @iainaGam, stNcnt
pnnIs 0ud.
~. Y. Surncr, e. q. 9IGelIt. :
u. 2. StcbbinS, Sen. sWtaIl.
Snrptbiircuu - SiooItsGdc German. itlo
2iGbt Straic. Qi3,1&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Mnrnlaab & TcnnMlpania n. 81.

3Ioe b~etIafen 9iortbs glbe.s II. Ga!'str EDITION:
7.S0 Norm. na6 Dorf idn'iG. niSoenoritiiien
G0an!uas.
$50 aSorm. nab 9eltd nnr Spnrt1es.
$50 g,urtn. mad 8cidir idsttd. atsgenorrnIen
GorHiuGS.
1926 9adm. rad gorf i6sli6, aisgenom1ier
GorHtn1k.
4Ob Wddjni. naf Delta rur SoHntags.
400 glafm. mob Della tdgli5, alsGencr'tneE
GonntagS.
6.Oe abenos mad PeIair. td8li2, auSgenoD'
men Gunntdgs.
If 90 9lheuoS nab Relalr MIR Sountaa8.
il.45 NbeilbS nab geiatr Witfffpoms uno SoT'
itaQ5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Wlfc Teocrbettcu.

Warfipreis miro 6ejabIt fir aiie 3eoerbet
ten uno nHtife WabngonDsDi66el. Geiioet Yofb
!arte an Die ,
r Gtralf.
1eIcpbon: Wt. Sermon 30i9. gne geiieIttri
dell prompt ausacthbrt. (5-.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

= 2eocu III Euurr fir SunSun unb Fnris an.
&nmbnrosMmcrifa- Sinic,
81 9ronomon SEEM. Oorf.
Mrtbnr ". GpbIpn,
127 SIt-9oItimoresS Ctr.
9m nitcn GlnRc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Baltimore Sampi : Enfct So.
(gtltc uno 6uUcridiiac Sai'einic.)
Ste %er, StNnteitAioit bCibroerTo.
Sampicr rGirainin" Cncu) p@iabamn,"
Nirurnio.H .SruuciiCc."

AUNpICE uCtlWtllN lWNHlf v-AiupNhtuf
Wcurgia," ,scnmcncc."
Sampler inbrcrl liNlidb, SnnliH0s ollsaetlnitl
mtt BON ben oVut'pinics "FtcrS, Nj. tO-ls.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31
GREAT VALUE OF WATER ME-
TIERS AS EcONOMIZERE.

The city of Philadelphia is consid-
ering the question of putting in water
meters, and the Ledger has been at
pains to ascertain how the system OPP
crates in other cities. Cleveland re-
ports that $4,000 meters have been
installed in that city within the last
four years. and that the movement
has been very popular, as most of the
consumers actually save money by
using a meter. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that over two-thirds of the do
I23 gallons per day. "Our water de-
partment.' says the superintendent.
docs not use the meter system as a
means of increasing revenue. but
simply as means of checking the
waste"
Wilmington, Del, reports that the
system gives general satisfaction in
that city, but the superintendent is
inclined to believe that if the meter
was forced on the householder in all
instances, there would be some COM
plant. e., where the minimum me-
ter rate exceeds the per spigot or
outlet charge The minimum meter
rate is $40 per year.
Hartford reports that about six
years ago, when the installing of the
water meters was begun, its con-
of water was in the neigh
borhood of 100000 gallons daily.
but with an increased population and
with greater number OF consum
ers. it has now dropped to 100000
gallons daily, with an installation of
Io,I37 meters The superintendent
says that the installation of the me-
Ter system in Hartford has been very
to both consumers and
he water board.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31
Mavor Mccarthy makes

Mayor Mccarthy makes a similar
i statement on behalf OF Richmond
, He reports that the meter system is
satisfactory here, but adds:
Where the supply of water is SO
great that waste by one portion of
the people does not deprive the other
portion of sufficient supply, and
where the means of obtaining water
IS such as to make it inexpensive, |
would not advocate the introduction
OF meters, because | believe in the
great advantages arising from the
very free and abundant use of wa
ter-even that which is apparently
wasted becoming useful in the cleans
ing of the drainage and sewer pipes
of the city"
Danville was one of the first of the
Virginia cities to adopt the meter
system, and the same result has been
obtained there. Before the meters
were installed the city pumps were
hardly able to keep a supply of wa
ter in the reservoir, but as soon a.
the meters got we'll into operation
the capacity OF the pumps was ample.
The real purpose of the water me
ter IS, or should be, not to make con-
sumers economic unduly in the use
OF water, but simply to prevent them
from wasting it. from letting the wa
ter run when there is no need of it.
But the question arose how, with the
use of meters, householders could be
prevented from stinting themselves
in the use OF water This difficulty
was easily met by adopting the min
lmum fixed charge Under that rule
a householder is required to pay SO
much year in any event for the
use of water, and for that sum sui
tc1ent quantity for ali purposes is
householder has kept within the limit
there Is no extra charge: if the me-
ter records an excess there is an ex-
ira charge at SO much per thousand
gallons. The householder soon learns
that there is no use In economizing,
for the minimum fixed rate must be
paid IN any event. Therefore he uses !
all the water he needs. and is care
full only to look after the leaks.
The water meter is quite as logi-
cal as the gas meter and the electric |
Times Dispatch.