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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
ATHOL

The forest fires have been rather
dangerous around Athol for the past
few days. in fact the town was nearly
burned. Saturday afternoon fire
broke out two miles up the N. P
railroad track, sweeping with IL
several hundred railroad ties. The
alarm was given, the mill was closed
down and the water wagons and men
sought to extinguish the Dire. But
high wind was blowing and the flames
spread rapidly. The home of Mr..
Stanfeld was, with a great effor,
saved. AT one time 1t was feared i,
would burn, and all the furniture was
loaded ready to take away. Another
settler in that vicinity lost 500 cord,
of wood, while several Others hao
small buildings burned, such as barns
| and sheds.
AS the fire was fought away from
the homes above mentioned, it made
a complete circuit, coming up over
the farm Of w. E. Irwin, and burning
several acres Of fine grain. but by
valiant fighting the house was saved
and the fire went In the opposite
direction, reaching just below the
Northern Pacific depot. BY mid.
night, Sunday, the fire was fought
down the track and Athol was out OF
danger with no great loss, and several
dozen tired but happy men.
DR.. Wenz of Rathdrum was in
Athol Friday evening to attend the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Witt. The little one is improving
quickly under the care of DR.. WenZ.
Miss Frances Hatch, one of the
district school teachers, departed
Sunday for a months vacation in
| NUcuI hlCuC
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
Hazel Bamber.
Services were conducted, morning
and evening, last Sunday at the M
e. church by the Rev. Mr.. Spaulding
League was led by Earl Watkins.
Mrs. w. 4. Irwin has been quite
i'll for the past week.
Mr. e. Thompson is erecting a new
residence in Athol.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
Not Pleased With Reception.

Mr.. Nelson OF Occur d'Alene was
In town this week circulating
petition before the people to sign tol
the removal of the county seat Iroul
Rathdrum to Coeur d'Alene. Mr.
Nelson was not as we'll pleased with
the reception as he expected.-Ha rli'
son Searchlight.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
STATE AND COUNTY news
Items Of Interest Cath cred
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

Moscow lost its brewery and hotel
by fire last week.
A desperate ba tile occurred near
Oroflno, idaho, Monday betwe zen
rancher and cattle rustlers, in " which
Geo. Moore, one of the rustlers was
shot dead.
After much discussion and invest-
CATION American Falls went 'dry,"
voting 108 to "a to close all saloons
ut the expiration of the existing
county licenses.
A lone bandit attempted to hold
up a saloon 10 Standpoint but was
shot through the heart by the bar
tender and killed instantly.
1t 10 reported that ST an hour is
being paid men to fight the forest
fires in the St. Joe river country.
Thirty-6ve men are said to be EN-
ployed there.
The body Of a man named Plonske
was reported found floating in the
Spokane river three miles below Post
Falls Aug. 4. Coroner Wenz of
Rathdrum was notified.
The Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul
railroad steel has been laid eastwa
along the St. Joe valley as far as St.
Maries which is now on great trans
continental road and will soou be a
most important lumber and ma nu-
featuring city
The bounty plan for the destruction
Of predatory animals adopted January
l, 1908, by the state livestock sani-
tary board is proving more effect tive
than the old method of employing
trappers. The expense is reduced
while the results are almost doubled
Since that time ANIMALS have beer
killed as follows: Coyotes, 4977.. bob
cats. 1872; lynx, 18.
The third battalion of the Idaht
national guard has been holding ;
target practice encampment at Bois'
this and last week. The batta iol
consists Of Company 1, Payette
Company L. Weiser; Company B
Cambridge, and Company A, Nampa
and is commanded by Major Robt
Lansdon. The second battalion will
take its place for next week and shoe
until August l6 when the Idah
regiment will leave for the big en-
campment at American lake.
A joint county institute for teacher
OF Canyon, Boise, Owyhee, Washing
ton and Ada counties will be held
Boise September to II inclus I've
The institute will probably be al
tended by nearly every teacher an
Instructor of the counties holding tn
joint institute which will be preside
over by Superintendent w. r. Slider
of PocatellO.
In the plans for the rebuilding
Cottonwood, the town will get
number of brick structures, this fat
Indicating that the citizens have nt
lost confidence as the result OF tf
disastrous fire of July 26. Man
property owners are now busy forn'
latiug their plans and the rebuildlu
of the town is to Immediately con
mence.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07

Geo. A. Pettiboue, for years promi-
nent IN the councils of the West cru
Federation OF Miners and charg ca,
with President Meyer and former
Secretary Haywood, with compile ity
in the murder of former Cover nor
Steunenberg OF Idaho, died in Denver
Colo, Aug. 3. from the effects OF an
operation for cancer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
GREAT loss BY FIRE
Many Dangerous ConflaSra-
tions Reported.
FERNIE, B. c. WIPED OUT
Forest Fires Raging in the
Idaho Mountains.

Fire starting in the slashings Of
Cedar Valley Lumber company,
south of Fernie, B. c., was famed
by the wind into fierce confla-
grafton August 1, and burned over
an area of 100 square miles, COM
pletely destroying the city Of
Fernie, its suburbs, sawmills,
bridges, railroads, etc., besides
number of neighboring towns.
Vast quantities of timber and sawed
lumber were destroyed, more than
10, 900 people were rendered
homeless and it is believed $50
persons have perished in the
flames. Fernie had population
of about 5000. Relief in pro-
vision and money were hurried
from Spokane on Monday.
The news dispatches tell Of
numerous devastating forest fires
in many places in Montana and
Idaho as we'll as Canada, and a
number of towns have been
threatened.
AT Standpoint forest fires burned
close to the city and four residen-
ces were destroyed by fire caused
from flying sparks.
Athol was threatened, destruc-
ton being averted by the tireless
efforts of the sawmill men and
, citizens.
A timber fire sweeping along
with a high wind last Saturday
(; threatened the young city of Spirit
Lake for some hours, but was
checked by the fire department.
| Last Saturday great conster
nation was caused at Coeur d'Alens
by fire breaking out in the lumbe
piles of the Coeur d'Alene Lumbe
company. A perfect gale wa
blowing, according to the Journal
and had the fire gotten beyont
control many expected to see thei
homes doomed. The fire was ex
,inguished before much damag
was done.
Great clouds of smoke hav
been lying over the entire Coeu
d'Alene lake region, coming fror
fires which are denuding the slope
of hundreds of acres of the fine:
timber in Idaho. The lumbe
! companies have large forces {
: men at work in the woods Ell
deavoring to check the fame
e but unless heavy rains occur SOC
] the loss will be severe.
Every forest ranger in the Coel
d'Alene national forest is leadir
crews of men against forest fire
Never has Shoshone county bee
the scene of such general CO
D hagration, it is claimed, as
y present. There are fires in eve
direction and thousands Of feet
valuable timber are being reduct
. to ashes. The forest service
n having the greatest battle in
existence to save for the COVER
8 ment one of the most magnifice
IS reserves in the northwest. Fl
Is hundred men are employed
Shoshone county and the hi
wind makes the work difficult a
dangerous. Many homestea
have been burned over, the settle
seeking safety in flight.
~ Fire is raging in the Priest La
;. reserve and threatens the town
Priest Lake. However the fire
in an old burning and the pre-
poets are that it will be CONTROL
before serious damage is done.
Fire Saturday afternoon thre
ened to destroy the town OF Ia
25 Mont, but the flames were fina
go checked after hard work. A st
80 of forest half mile wide and thl
r,;loc lono uac burned over I
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
Commissioners Proceedings


S H Watkins supplies l6 so
G E Smith work on bridge 18 IS
Murchison road work 20
t E Hedal Justice fees s
Joe LavetGi road work Al
A 0 Modlin Surveying 8
w H Ashman road work IL SO
w III Cleland livery hire l3 SOL
G A Bailor expenses 100 IS |
K Burke road work %
w II Perrin s. 20
Elmer Doty expenses assessing 81 As
Trueman & Wunderlch livery 4S
Albert Deroche work 18
Colquhoun Hdwr Co supplies 32 25
Occur d'Alene Livery GO livery 7 so
Colquhoun Hdwr Co supplies 36 "A
B r Lewis Lum Co II So
NJ Toney road work 20
Ludwig Roper constable fees IA go
W H Perrin road work SO
w Shannon hauling piling $40
NJ Barto road work %
J S Minion overseer dist 6 81 so
q e Smith bridge piling so 10
Earl johnson road work 33
o b Moon printing 1856 IS
Harry Knowles witness $50
WIN Groth /" $50
D w Brown Z" S SO
II L Anderson " $50
I Burt Curtis !" $50
L A Berry constable fees $50
Cd'A Lumber Co supplies 26O
} S Minion road work BAT so
DR. G Dwyer medical attend'ce 8
G e Johnson overseer dist 25 80
J Il Gaultney road work As 30
II E Dyer witness fees S so
Shaw g. Borden supplies 55
A II Graham witness fees SO
Rky Mt Bell Co. phones 35 95
Peter Mckee road work s
Chas Andres supplies IS
Jacob Wolfgang road overseer 54
Branson & Max supplies SIS
Mrs d Morris keeper poor farm l25
Geo Harvey road work 20
e Johnson :" AZ so
Cd'A & ST Joe Trans Co trans
portation OF officers 25
MINI. Linseed Oil Paint Co.
supplies for bridge 80 lO
+ Pharne road work 47a
G X Froisness s' S
e Gaultney road work 80 sc
Shaw & Borden supplies 127s
S M Babbitt constable fees l8
The board made an order appoint
; ing the following trustees for Inde
pendent school dist No. 81, (AthoD
PJ Bennett and r w Jennings, t,
! hold Office until flrst Monday In Sept
1908, f Butts and Harry Clark unit
+ Sept. 1909. and Elmer Roth and AT
thur Graham until Sept. 1910.
: The report of the trustees of tn
:. Village of Post Falls levying specia
- town tax 3 mills was approved.
e July l6-Bills allowed:
, g w Dawson road work 5 AZ
70 Ollie Dawson '' IA
S. H II Cobbitt overseer dist 25 121
a Cd'A Livery Co livery Is 2
ID Shaw g. Borden supplies 7e 5
1t A w Post Justice fees 6
b. Oscar Garrels road work 35
* DJ Wright supplies II
10 G. A Friedlander transcript l9l
lie Irwin Hodson Co supplies As
e. A G Wunderlich road work 90
e. G d Burk witness s.
ir Il Patehill s.
e II Z Puffer +" 5
of A w Post justice fees 6
ne Ray Slayton road work 20
d. Henry Branton ' 80
IT. II G Smith i" 65
an A w Post justice fees 6
in Village of Rathdrum water rent Is
It's g A Bailor expenses III
Jle e P Dyer supplies and labor l
at G w Spoerry assisting sup't 6
he G Koch work at courthouse 10
DR. Sabin acting coroner Is
,se Wm Chestney road work u
mt Fred PeTdue 6. IS
nl- S Walker road work l25
an .' 60 oyerseer dist % rs
las M A Walker Co. sup poor farm 100
lu- J P Farley supplies 3S
pie CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
cHlckAsHA. OKLAHOMA. MONDAY DECEMBER "a, 1908

wouldn't mind It so much If 1t We're
not for the prospect Of carrying a
harp about with me throughout the
rest OF eternity"
This and similar details 10 the extent
of two columns would have made
mighty interesting reading II would
have been good for a large number Of
extra copies IN a city Of a hundred
thousand But the papers Of his ma.
tive city refrained from publishing it
They contented themselves with the
facts briefly told, throwing the mantle
OF charity over the rash act.
This IS not the sort of journalism
that sells the largest number Of pa.
pers. but It IS something better
American Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
Real Estate
Transfers


T. ~ Dwyer attorney in fact, 10 g.
G. Gibson, i2-7-Os, $50. lot ?, block
AZ. Aiiddleburg
A. }. Lituell and wife to J. NJ. Star
luck, ll.2i-OS. $500, lots 10, 20 and p.
block 6, Bradley.
James n. Jones and wife to Orville
d. Gardner l2.iO-Os, $1,000. 27.9 acres
In NE 1878.
John R. Tuggle ct al. to Jas. A. Mea.
ows, 5-2-OS. $500, lots to ~. block N.
Tugele's addition to Cottonwood.
o. o. Hollngsworth and wife to
William II. Bondurant. l2.9-OS, 1915.
east SO feet of lot l. block s. West Hill
addition. Chickasha.
G. I. Erwin and wife 20 c. B. Camp
bell li-l-Os. slOO. sW 247.s.
Eva Mae Williams to Mayme NJ
Williams, l2-9-OS, sa5, lots and 8,
block G. Minco.
Saturday, Dec ~. 1905
Carrie i. Mcclure to Arthur Lee
schusk, ii-3o-Os, 81, VIZ NE Sc.
34-lO.6.
Charlie NJ. Tents and wife to WI.
liam J. Hoover, 9-24-Os. $3.50. 9OO1
acres of the townsite Of Ninnekah.
Warlsins James and wife to A. L.
Mcpherson, s-l5-O7, $3.50, VIZ Sc NE;
sW NE M. 29-4-7
George Bacon ct al. to Charles T.
Williams, ll-12-OS, SOC, sW NV NV;
30 E1k Sc Sc. s-1O-7.
J. w. Westphal and wife to Christian
o. Holen, 7-lS-Os. $500, NE 29-7-S.
r. R. Maxey and wife to Carolyn E.
Brain, ii-2S-OS. s2,1OO, east 65 feet Of
ltol, block 1855. Chickasha.
W e. Whitaker to jeremiah Smith.
r. POS. 500, lots and 9. block 6.
East Side addition to Chickasha.
Polina Hardy to r. E. Frazier.
l2-lO-os, Ela sw sw; VIZ Sc Sc: |
SIC sE Sc; 2s s1a sW sW. 21-.-.
Willie Earnest to II. E. Green. |
I1-17-Os, 5000, sW sW NE: 2G-1O-6. |
Mrs. Eddie Waldon to George A. Me
zeal, 121-OS, $4,000, VIZ NV; NIk NE
wv. 27-9-5.
Mrs. Maude Meyers to A. T. Ander-
ION, 9-9-Os. $500, lots and 3, block
!. Tuttle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
QUAKER MEDiTATloNs.

Is a dentist an artist just because
he draws teeth?
Even the actor doesn't like TO make
show of himself.
Many a man commands respect By
simply looking wise.
One way to borrow trouble is not
to pay your debts.
The composer of music may be par
doned for putting on airs.
A fellow can always be some girls
flame if he has money to burn.
The lumberman isn't the only per-
son who planks down when he pays
his board.
A man must apologize to a woman
before she will admit she was in the
wrong.
The average woman is dreadfully
disappointed if her worst suspicious
don't come true.
The man who tells you there is no
such thing as luck has either never
had any or has had too much.
Whe Dame Fortune knocks at our
door we are consumed with the hope
that our neighbour are all looking out
Of their windows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
SUNDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH

A large and appfeciatve audience
attended the morning and evening
services at the Methodist church yes
terdey. The attendance at the Sun
day school was unusually large. there
being one hundred and one in the pri-
mary room alone Mrs. Hatfield sang
at the morning service, and Miss I'M
hoff and Mr. Mcneil at the evening
service, the music being much appre-
ciated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14


We hear q great deal about the pre-
vention of crime by newspaper ex-
posure. There is much truth in it,
but there is another side 10 the ques-
tion. The transgressor may be en-
titled to no consideration, and the pub
lie might be benefited by showing him
up in print, but what of the innocent
sufferers, his relatives and friends2
Are they entitled to no consideration?
Evidently none according to the prac-
tice of metropolitan Journalism.
Outside Of the great centers Of popu-
lation 1t is different In the smaller
cities and towns humanity Is permit
ted a voice in the sanctum. There
newspapers do not make merchandise
of sorrow or traffic in blood and tears.
A sensation is not worth more than
the approval Of a good conscience.
A case in point comes up just now.
A young man whose father had oc-
cupied prominent position in city
OF 100000 committed suicide in a dis
tant state The misguided youth him
self was not entitled to much consid-
GRAFTON. He had done more to break
the hearts OF his parents than did Alb
SALON. He had forfeited the aetaap,
of his friends and associates by
succession of dishonorable deeds and
had been false to every trust.
The papers in his native city might
have had sensational story of his
suicide. They might have told how
ne jested about It to his friends say
ing; u think I will take my little I
four onrces Of choral ord knock on
the eate ard ask for my crown. IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
FOR HuMANIrYs SAKE.

Just before last Christmas a writer
in the New York Independent. who
spent a week in the thick Of the holi-
day rush, said: i saw girls Of II
ana rs weeping with pain and weari-
ness at II o'clock at night as with
shaking fingers they made their coun-
ters attractive against the next days
brutal rush. ] saw one young girl drop
in a dead faint after selling dolls to a
fond mother of children I saw little
boys fall asleep I'm rubbish corners at
the noon hoar. their untasted lunch
cons I'm their tired hands. That night
when went to my supper saw boy
small for his sixteen years. sitting on
a box before the employees elevator,
for which he waited He looked at
me and with the craving for sympathy
innate in children. he sighed softly
oh, my God, wish o'clock would
come
People were buying groceries. wine.
flannels, dress goods. toys, books, iey-
elry, hats, gloves, handkerchiefs. auto
mobiles-think of It at past II o'clock
at night, Recember 24l Is the world
indeed heartless and inhuman, or is it
1nly heedless?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

From Chicago comes the important
announcement that Pat Grove, kidnap-
per and all-around tough. has re-
nounced his former profession, em-
braced religion and will 30 forth as an
evangelist 10 turn sinners from the er.
Tor OF their ways. No doubt he will
find It equally as lucrative and much
less hazardous than his old business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

A iool and his money are soon par
ed, but fool and her money frequent
ly marry into the nobility. which IS
pretty much the same thing.
Some bathing suit girls never ven
ture In The water because they cant
swim, and others because they haven't
waterproof complexions Philadelphia
Record
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

The Federated Council Of Churches
recently held = Philadelphia, unanim-
ously adopted resolutions approving
the work OF labor unions and went on
record as indorsing the old age pen.
sions, abolition OF child labor abolition
OF sweat shops. for a Sunday as a day
Of rest. for higher wages, for the abate-
ment Of poverty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
PROGRAM At THE sIJoU roDAl

Vanderbilt Cup Auto Race"
THE Flat Dwellers," comic.
Marie Stuart" or MARY, Queen of
Scots" A romance of jealousy and
tragedy.
Honey Time illustrated, and sung
by Verlie Lawrence.
Vaudeville,
Rivers & Rochester" the Australian
duo, will remain here three days with
a beautiful Turkish playette See
them.
Tuesday and Wednesday. See the
great cup race Of L "Arsalenne," by
Daudet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

In Maryland Jim Wilson, wife
beater. was recently publicly lashed
according to the '1aw made and pro
pided III such cases in that common
wealth. -Four bits to a penny that he
didn't get more than ne deserved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

"A tribute to the hog is the subject
of an editorial in one Of our exchanges.
It doesn't refer 10 the fellow who takes
up both sides and the middle Of a seat
in a railroad coach while other folks
are standing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
NorlcE.

Pruning time! Get your pruning
done early. | had to pass lots of
work last season because of rust.
Drop me card and will call. Salts
factory work or no charge.
Chas. c. Cottrell,
12-9-1mo City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

A special from Seattle says that a
woman there is cutting teeth az the
age Of SO. Eye teeth no doubt GER
tainly she is old enough for IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
TONIGHT AT TIE LRYIc.

Barbara Fritchie.7 A story of a
loyal woman.
Yen Yensen, the Swedish Butcher
Boy" or Mistaken for a Burglar
How Mabel Found a Husband" "
Nery funny.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
.audevlIle.

Burbank in sketches, songs and mon
ologues. Be sure to see them. Entire
each night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB CORNER
KEEPING THE RECORD RIGHT

KEEPING THE RECORD RIGHT
foowils the summing the hog market situation
II o Worth as cleaned from the columns the Fort
Reporter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

You find buyer for anything you may to sell by placing
an ad in the want column of the Daily Express
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14

Oklahoma furnished
hogs furnished by
Inc territory that would he Chashas
hogs did easy shipment Worth
inreeiourhs Of them being roads
Oklahoma territory furnished
hogs that did all Oklahoma Indian correspond
ing n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-14
A MERRY CHRISTMAS

Christmas will soon be here again
with all It's abounding goodwill
and good cheer. We wish our GUS
toners a joyful season. and assure
them of our best services In our
line.
As you well know we are the
Leaders in the Meat Business. If
we did not keep and sell the best,
we could not expect to keep your
wants supplied. We will have
fine lot Of turkeys TO pick your
Christmas turkey from, also some
fine seal ship
OYSTERS
The only oysters that comply
with pure food requirements. Will
have few fat ducks to offer.
Choice fed.
Wishing you all a merry Xmas
and Happy New Year.
Hopkins Market
Phone roe II3 So. 2nd. ST.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

The terms Of said proposed con
tract are as follows:
STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
This Agreement made and entered
s,4o On this the 2zd day of August,
Nineteen Hundred and Eight Q9oS)'
NV and between the mayor and coun-
w ", - the city of Bruins ick, Georgia,
- ronn;cipal corporation created and
av;sting under the laws of said state,
sn-sinafser for convenience styled
s -asayred 70 as "The City" and
-1s,,tua, Light and wsSer company. a
s~ss,a.lsn existing under the laws
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

Thu company shall have a right on
meter rates to charge such consumer
minimum of one dollar and fifty
cents ($1.50) per month. It being
understood that such minimum charge
applies only where consumer does
not use one dollar and fifty cents
(Sl.5O) worth of water per month.
Consumers shall furnish and install
their own meters.
Ihe daily consumption of water to
be liked by averaging meter reading at
end Of each month or quarter (wheth.
er readings shall be monthly or quar-
terry to be at option of company
The company shall have the right
TO require from each consumer an
advance deposit (for the month or
quarter according to the plan of read.
-lng meters which may be adopted nv
me company not to exceed n spAi.
clent amount TO cover the minimum
quantity of consumption provided i'm
this Schedule for maximum rates
RATES OR ELECTRICITY FOR
LIGHTING PURPOSES
The rates fer electricity for ugrtiro
purposes shall be eleven cents 01c1
per one thousand watts. provided that
discounts on consumption exceeding
i've t$5.oUJ dollars per month shan ne
allowed as follows: