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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
HARRINGTON
Non fnr ttn Hnrf+nI
Now for the Capitol.

Now for the Capitol
$50 acres. all plow land; cabin and sta
BILE; miles from good r. r. town in
Idaho; $3.50 cash,
Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick:
double house; close in; 5000; lot Z1zx1o;
stable.
90 acres near town: 4-room frame house.
stable and chicken houses. acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; g. 200
. f-3 acres fine land; primary water
right; In lucern and under cultivation: de-
siTable location; fenced; small buildings;
5000; will cut UP.
Half-acre in fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings; something nice; city
water; $1,000.
New 6-room modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 0x125 TO alley This is extra
good; first class work; $3.50.
5000 acres grazing ID: low price; easy
terms.
Fine vacant lots between 9th and 10th
E. on 10th South from 500 to $3.50.
Five acres good land. between 18th and
18th South St; good water right; SEQ.
Il acres in Big Cottonwood 500 young
bearing trees; acres in small fruits:
shanty: s2.Gg
80 acres good land; broom stone house:
stable: water right; adapted for fruit;
s. E.; 5000
B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block
Phones; Bell 5416 Ind. 375
FOR SABE-Nice home; good buildings.
plenty of fruit of all kinds. adjoinine
LsuTelhUrst addition. 18th South and ssd
East Phone Ind. 1G2S2
FOR sALE-House. No. 4o5 F ST. cheap:
easy terms. See Owner 72 L. 9Th So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

600
viii handle a pool room centrally located
and doing a good business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

House and lot, 1872 East I'd South st.
stories and basement: lot 81 feet by las
feet; house pressed brick. rooms. reCep-
ton hall complete plumbing, furnace,
mantei. etc. Price $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

On the ground floor. y ". 2d So. St
1T YOU WANT TO BUY WE HANE
SOME SNAPS IL HOUSES. BUSINESS
PROPERTY. BUILDING LOTS AND
RANCHES OF ALL KINDS.
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FARMS

ssh acres in Big Cottonwood. all under
cultivation. . acres in fruit, young trees,
o. hours of water. All farming nipple
meuts, heavy wagons, ] spring wagon
plows, harrows mower. rake, good house
and barn. chicken runs, horses, Il cows
~ chickens. VIII sell for S., 500 Part cash
OF trade for city propeIty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

In addition to what you save by not
paying rent, you should take into eonsid-
Grafton the great increase in value Of
property in the next ter years. 1t should
at least double in value
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
Kelly & MOntrOse
APO Mccormick Block

Z OEs O<Al1ls-
SC0VlLLE & GUTHRIE
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS or
PORTUNITIES.
Bell $40. 52i-5 Judge Bldg. Ind 795.
seoo.
A nice restaurant and lunch counter. In
business district. Trade all that four peo-
pie can handle. Ill-health cause for SELL
ing. Do you want to make money In
vestigate.
SlOO
Carriage and blacksmith shop. Fine To-
cation and good business; reasonable rent
and long lease. More energy. more bust
ness. Sure thing.
$500
4-r5om house. good condition. blocks
from {. & G. bldg. on good main street
Lot 2x1o to T. of ". This is snap to
right party. Terms if desired.
5000
s-room mod. home. very close in lawn.
shade. sidewalk. Sx10 rods. You buy the
ground. The house is your premium.
$500.
New 6-r. strictly mod. ". D. brick, hard
wood finish, 2x10 rods to T. of W. Fine
large barn and carriage rooms. Less than
3 blocks from P. o. East side. Terms.
Many OIneT bargains All parts OF the
city. Call and let us show you.
FOR SALE
81, 5OO-5-room brick. southeast, one-half
cash.
g, 000--5-room new bungalow, southeast.
$500 or 800 down.
81 500-5-room modern brick on It'll East
$500 OF Sa0o down. One Of the incest
little homes in the city. Just plain
snap.
s.. SQ0-5-room modern brick. close in. $500
or 500 down. a chance for an up-
town home at little outlay
50. 500-5-room modern bricks in any d.
rection Easy terms.
50 e50-5-room bungalow with almost every
convenience and very easy terms.
s. 700-5-room modern bungalow, north
east.
We have property all over the north and
east portions of the city. Do not ask us
where the property is located, but come
to the office.
j. M. SET TILE & GO.
sol Tribune Building
Ind. Phone SIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
FOR SALE
RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.

FOR SALE
RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH
SEQ.
a lot on Windsor ave, east Of Park. COX
H feet to alley.
$3.50
A lot S7x140 feet to alley on Douglas ave
between Sd and 4th South ana 18th and
18Th East.
1850
new 4-rooTu pressed brick cottage
Just being finished. with complete plumb
ing. east OF park. easy terms.
$1,000.
acres Of land in East Mill Creek
il we knew what you were looking for
We would advertise II.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INVT CO,
Suit 252 y. +. Walker Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
A. G. FRYE 6 Co.

Room .. 80 L. LIST So. St.
Have had some expert listers out in the
past week and we are now prepared to
show you most any thing you want in
70 way of hotels. grocery stores. baker
Yes, saloons, cigar stores, cry goods, etc.
Here is only a part Of them;
IS all that is asked for % rooms. good
terms. located down town. FuTn. simply
fine and the cleanest little place in town.
All o. S. rooms. Lease , years. Rent
f15- Let us tell you why and how this
is little sold mine
IS the selling price of this downtown 81
rooms. Half cash, bal easy. Less than
half of the rooms leased for years and
almost pays rent of Slf5. Lease years
Steam heat. running water in all rooms
Investigate this or you viii lose one of
the best snaps in town. Owner sick and
must get out
for GO rooms. steam heat, II. and c. water
all rooms. Lease years. Rent reason
able.
$3.50
IS the selling price for our 50 rooms. Terms
reasonable, everything is fine and IL you
don't believe II we can show you. VIII
renew lease for 3 to years. Rent 500.
S1,5p9
for II rooms down town. Here is the best
little money maker in town. 1t seems
high. but you Will agree it is worth the
money ana more; when we show you the
books, lease years Rent $50. Let Us
show ycu.
szo9
IS the selling price with reasonable terms
for - rooms right down town. Furn. fine
and one of the cleanest little places we
have found. You can't lose. Lease 2
years. Rent Sf25.
$1,000
or about. Grocery and meat market do
ing cash business OF 5000 per month
will invoice stock at cost and discount
fixtures 10 per cent if sold at once and
81 must go Rent So Good lease. Let US
tell you all about II.
S1,610
viii handle a pool room centrally located
and doing a good business.
The above is only a partial list and If
you will let US know what you want we
have II.
A G. FRYE * co.
Room 9, 50 E. LIST So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
Fine New Residence

A splendid broom buff brick just built;
modern throughout; large attic. built to
371zxI57ta to alley: east front: Sth East,
just below eth South 81; g, zoe; cash, $500;
$50 per month.
Many other fine buys i'm all sections,
ranging frcm s. 500 TO $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

$50 acres, all pillow land; cabin and sta
BILE; miles from good r. r. town in
Idaho; $3.50 cash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

s.. 7J0-For "A fine broom D. brick cottage
with bath, msntel. etc. on Is street
Terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

10 acres. 18th So. and county road, 900
fruit trees. good house and the ve~y best
soil in Salt Lake valley. Good water right;
go nn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE.
HOMES TO BE SOLD,
DC YOU WAN / 10
5Jf

You can easily Go so, for the terms can
be arranged TO silt you. Why wait long
er until prices advance further?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

acres vacant ground. very good soil,
18th So. and Sd East. Good buy; $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

In buying or building a house it will
paw you to do business with this com
Danv because of its high standing and
financial strength: YOU are assured of
honest treatment. and because of It's
owning the most complete set of abstracts
in the county you are assured of a strong,
clear title TO the property you buy,
which is important. We list below a few
houses which are well built. have good IL
Ties. ard at the prices quoted are good
bargains. If one of these does not suit
you call on us-we have others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

The above is only a partial list and if
you will let US know what you want we
have II.
a c. FRYE * co
Room 9, 80 E. 1st So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

Our plan is better than putting money
in savings bank until you have enough
to pay for a home. because you save
what you otherwise would spend for rent
and you can enjoy your home while pay
ing for it You can buy property now
that you cannot afford to buy in a few
years from now. because Salt Lake prop
erty is increasing in value so rapidly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick
double house; close in; $1,000; lot Zizx10;
stable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

0OO-Zxl0 rods. S-room. bath and gas. isl
ave. near j street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
800
THIS EARTH
MIST BE SOLD BEFORE MARCH 10,
HENCE THE PRICE. 6-RM. T. T.
BRICK. SHADE. LAWN, SIDEWALK
ETC. AND ONLY 2 BLOCKS FROM G.
& c. BLDG. NICE LOT. so. FRONT
S.e00 CASH. BAL. TO SUIT.
SCOVILLE & GUTHRIE. BELL 800.
IND. 20. 524-5 JUDGE BLDG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
A Cheap Cottage

5-Toom modern red brick lot Jex125 TO
alley; Emerson ave. between 10th and
18th South, l1th and 18th East; $3.50;
cash, S2Je; balance 50 per month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

lots 2igx7 rods with right Of way near
4th ave, on S street. Bargain prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

5. 5O0-5-room new modern brick. bath. o
light. etc. 5th Z. and 9th So. Fac
ing the park. On payments
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

81. 700-3fxi25. good Groom with front and
back porch, g. light. 9th T. and
18th South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

We sell and rent property. If YOU have
anything TO sell or rent list it with us.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

sl,2o0.
acres Of land in East Mill Creek.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-20
@s iimo Cure Ntere,,.
MadJt fcim @eriebcn im Der TRIAD,
Gmrer &ranfbeit. Gin 8nrger
BON San Mntonio seist GndJ,
mic iie at beilem.

8iele 2eute bei1fer nientals an ibre
Nieren. @elm 1ie an einem lablnen,
i6mohen uno ihmer5enben giider
leioen, 10 meinen iie, bas lei nur
Wusfeli1ipGhe uno tpenn 5torlln=
gen inn l1rinieren eintreten, 10 iageil
iie, oos miro fib bon ielbIt regilie-
rem. l1nb 10 lit es NIT alen anoe.
rem Spnpton1en bon Nieren-5torlul-
gen. Gber oarin Iiegt geraoe Die @e-
fabr. SSbr rniiBt oieie 2eioen beilan
ooer iie fiibren 5u 9arnl1ure ooer
8rigbt's &ronfbeit. Dos bette OIL.
5uipenoei,be Waittel iiilo Doon's Mie.
rem Billen. Sic beiIen aIle 2eioen,
oie ourd idmo6e ODER fra1fe geie.
ren bernorgerufen meroen. @eipob-
ner BON San Mntonio belt6tigen per.
manente &eilungen.
9t. @onaales 3OS Doforoia Ctr,
Gan 9lntonio, faet: SD fano eroBe
Siilfe ourd Doan's Nieren-Binen,
als ib on meinen geieren lit. 6ie
bertrieben oie aflte 2abmbeit IN met
mem Hiiden, Die 10 baufig bel Denell
porfornnt, Die n1eirl 9anoiperf be-
treiben unb iie boben Die Sbtpierig-
feitel1, bie mir Die geieren-Ausihei-
oungen bereiteten. Sd bin iest in
Der Gage mabreno Ser geabt rubis gu
idlafen uno bin gan5 getpib inl
Stanoe lno berebtigt, allen Nieren.
2eibenben ben 9fat 81 erteilen, iid
Doan's 9eieren Billen in Der 8erar
Drug 60. gu berihaffen uno lie Ell
mem @eriud 81. unterperfen.
Gum 8erfauf bel allen S6noIern.
Yreis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburll
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aneiniga
Mger1ten fir Die Ser. 6toaten.
@rinnert guh bes geamens -
Ooans = unb nebrnt feline dn6eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-20

5ialbepoan1adtiete, iit BON Haris IN
Berlin angefommen Inn Der oeut-
iden Gegierung Die 8eriiberltng Der
Srennoihaft oes 8rdlibenten @omea
uno ieiner gfeeierling gu iiberbrin.
gen, uno ben Oanf fir Die @uer-
felnltng bes neuen Negimes aits5ll.
iprehen. Der 5nil6en 0eutihlano
uno gene5uela am 20. Satuar nn-
ter5eidnete 8ertrog 1T ein allgenlei-
ner misunderstanding uno ellt-
bdlt orei 9lrtifeI. Ssln erlten oeriel-
ber miro 0eutiblano als meiitbe-
giinltiete Station anerfannt, oer
5ipeite banoelt bon Dem gfeht ser
Sofeneinfabrt, nno Der brittle bon
Ben Sanoelsbe5iebuneen.
Sic italielliihe Gegierltt1 i,ai
einc Yelahnnng bon 5lpeitolilsro Sol
lars auf Die sSeftnabne Der Herlo-
ueu alsgeieBi, Die ben Stem slnrter
NoliSeileutnont Yetroiino ssi1rroet
boben.
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Der mnbeilmIide gpbesaIans

5eigte iid in Dem geroteten @eIi9i
uno Dem &orper bes fleinen Sohnes
bon s. SO. @ban1s in Senrietta, ga.
Seine fur1tbaren Mnfaae bon gc3e.
mo, fiinf Sabre lang, fpotteten aaer
Seilinittel. Die belten 4er5te erfldr.
ten, nihts fonnen i'm mebr retten.
uNber", idreibt feline Mutter, .iie.
ben Slaf6en electric 8itters baben
i'm boaitdnoig eebeilt." @eeen Mus.
ihlag, @c5ema, Sal5.Glub, Bunben.
alle 8lnt- t-&ranfbeiten uno @beilnla.
tisnus lit electric 8itters oas bette
SeilmitteI. Sour SOC. @arartiert bon
allen Mpothefern.
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M. 6. & s. gahn.
9as 9ieS Der sroden6eit.

Nah Megen Ieh5et bie gentnr,
9p4 mil( ct gar nidlt tummen;
Mdj, einen ein5'gen GAamer nnr
Sn uni'rer Garmer 5rpmmen.
SdJeint aud ber 3innel md 10 i6we
Dttt @ulten iiberdpgen,
Sa funtmt etn 9aorbmeben baber
nnb allcs TIT berflpgen.
Ser 5armer fratt iidb 6interua DIR
nnb benft: ,gaS fpa bas merbenl
Wenn's ut&t balh regnet, fputrnt eutppr
ia gar nthts aus her Grben."
Wer triet nun moi baran bic S9mIb,
9aS bteies gar nid5t enbet,
SnS, tute eS i6etnt, bes Sinrmel GmIh
60 gaH3 uun Mn6 getuenhet.
Sd CLAUDE iiMerlid, ea 1T
Die Qiga ber Iaftpren,
Die baben ftd5, 81 ieber 6riit
9te Eru6enbett erfpren.
Sn fte nnr tutrfen gang beftimntf,
nnt trpfen ms 81 Iegen,
60 rnft ber Simnel, brpb ergriututt:
,Sett sibt's and ieinem Negen!"
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60 aud In alien @eeen,
9enn tutrb iidb tuul, tn Ginger Seit,
Der Offer BET eudj leeen."
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@ie ieber wetk 81 fagen.
ltnb bleiben mir betu MlamD,
Wirb uns ber Simmel iesnen,
Denn maf)t es mns aud pieber frub.
tlnb fakt es ,pteber regnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-20
9. q. & u. 3. gabm.
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0ibreno Der BON 8era gr,u

@Gbreno Der bon 8era gr,ls
nod Der Sauptitabt Werifo fabren.
De Baiiagier5ug BEL Der Statlon
Ga Bilo bielt, ranrte cine Steuer-
los eeiporoene 2ofomotine in i'm bill-
elm. Cine Srau @nerett aus @a-
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den Miiblenbeiieers, Ole cine Der
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puroe eetotet uno mebrere anoerc
YerIonen tpuroen perlest. Der Mufs
entbalt IN Ga 8ille NOR oaourd
perurlo6t morben, oaB frr5 Dor oeln
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Ser 8aeen gefhlellbert .batte uno
bic 3ugbearnten periuden moIlten,
6en llebeltGter beraus5ufin0en.
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Giienuaaren.Gp SPECIALIZATION, @raS.
idlneioer anb 8aSofen.

6peepers, gartenihlaud. Sdeereii,
Bailni< uno 8lum,ensS1neioer, Sibe
Cutters. bic innerbaIb " Bon bonn
8mln ooer gIumenbeet ideioen. sleue
Grasi9neioer uno gasSfen tperoen ges
gen alte ilmsetauidt ober pern,ietet
@rastdneioer. Oefen. gicbele. Softer.
Shl0iier. S6Iiiflel. Sheeren, Sdeen
iperoen repnriert Sreie Gblieferung
gfuft Ro!Hns, binter 301 Dftsgommeres
Strabe.
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Cute @etr1tlfe uno famoter
2und itets in, 8mrsitaler's Saloon
nnb 6eitanrant. BiIIita Strobe neben
Der Sale Der Sermomsfobne.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-09
RED CROSS STAMPS.

The slogan now is, "Shop early
and huy Red Cross Stamps" good
cry 1t is and it snould be needed by
every one who comprehends the true
spirit of the coming Christmas festi'
val. There are many reasons tor shop
ring early and the public seems to
be seeiug them and acting upon the
suggestion There are more vital
reasons for buying Red Cross stamps,
The Red Gross society is the greatest
organization ever attempted to min
lister TO suffering humanity. In taking
up the fight against the white plague,
this society ia battling with an ever.
present adversary aud IL is not fight
Ing battle Tor any particular class
or any particular locality. Tubercu-
losis is one Of the greatest menaces
in this country and 1t Is the cause Of
one tenth of the deaths In Oregon.
When you buy stamp you are put
ting just SO much into the fight
against that great plague. which is
claiming it's regular exorbitant toll oil
human life. The stamps are artistic
and when you realize,a their signiifi.
canoe, the sight Of one cannot fail to
stir a cheerful and pleasant feeling In
your heart. Let all your letters and
packages bear the Christmas stamp
Of good cheer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-09
LIGHT VOTE POLLED
AT CITY ELECTION

Owing TO the fact that there was no
contest for the offices the vote cast
at the regular city election Tuesday
was very light. Only ll5 ballots we're
cast while at the last regular election
nearly 400 70 ers appeared The-pre-
sent officers whose terms expire with
the year we're reelected unanimously
with few scattering complimentary
votes for other citizens. The vote for
Councilmen was j. Nj. Wright, l08,
Charles Hall, LOG, and s. W. Arnold,
l04. Ii. b. Langille received lO2
votes for Recorder and e. o. Blan
char, l03 Tor Treasurer. W. L.. Clarke
was given three votes and the follow
ing received one vote each for coun.
cilmen, l.. Blowers, X. b. Bragg, j..
Schmeltzer, W. h. Alfred, Il. L..
Smith, W, Il. Stewart and A. ". On
thank. Mr.. ,Onthank was given two
votes for Recorder and Mr.. Schmeltz
or and Truman Butler one each.
Truman Butler was given six votes for
Treasurer.
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HOOD RIVER Wins
CONTINUED From Page One)

what a dilema we are into. So !
say, the first thing we should do, IL
to get together. Study principles
and results instead OF parties and
men. Learn to cooperate and manage
our affairs on business principles. "
"lt we desire a good roads law In
Oregon, the farmers must initiate It,
Our state legislatures have not and
perhaps will not. DO you know what
kind of road law some OF our auto
mobile and commercial clubs are nov
seeking to obtainY 1t not, inform
yourselves. but | want to say, in
behalf OF the farmers OF Oregon, that
the frat money spent on good roads
In Oregon should be between the
'armer's gate and the market for his
farm products. When this Is done,
then we are In favor of penetrating
our mountains and valleys with scenic
roads, unsurpassed even In beautiful
Switzerland.
Mr.. Mason outlined things which
might he one by the individual
farmers to make homes sanitary, con.
venient, cheerful and attractive. In
conclusion he spoke OF the Importance
OF the legi latuIe placing the respon
sibilities OF selt.government upon the
farmer and made strong plea tor the
continuance OF the direct legisla
tion and primary laws now In force
In Oregon,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-09

teen cents that had been exacted from
consumers by the same company that
10 now preparing to charge but five.
Charging eight cents, the municipal
plant made profit sufficiently large
to show how great we're the gains
exacted under the company's hfteen.
cent yates, Should the municipal
plant be destroyed, how swiftly the
rates would be raised to the old bg-
ures Having compelled reduction
to very low rates, the municipal plant
in Pasadena has served excellent pur-
pose, even we're II now to stand idle
Pasadenas consumers Will pay
about one half as much as consumers
in Los Angeles pay to the same CON-
pany for current foi lighting pur-
poses and yet there are agencies IN
Los Angeles that never weary OF
preaching the evils OF municipal
ownership. Why?
Thus Los Angeles in the experience
nesting OF the cities. Hood River
will be able to give "a testimonial in
regard to municipal water plant
some of these days. 1t might be said
in passing that the light rates In
Hood River are 10 cents per hour for
the first IA kilowatt hours, ten cents
for the second Is hours and five cents
an hour for any over 30 hours. So
after your light bill reaches 81 10. you
pay ten cent rate and when 1t
reaches So GO ycu get all the rest OF
the light you will use at FIVE cents
an hour.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-09
County Court In Session,

Tho regular December meeting of
the county court has been in session
thisw eek and large amount of bust
ness to come before them has pro-
longed tue session into the week. The
court has been drawing the regular
panel to do jury duty during the next
Term of court aud rs more than 200
names must be drawn it has become q
tedious job. q. q. Dean appeared
before the board aud asked that the
county bear some OF the expense Of
improving the road to the boat land
ing and II seemed to be the sentiment
OF the court that some OF the county
money would be set aside Tor that
purpose. The contractors, who had
transcribed the Wasoo records for
Hood River County, appeared aud
asked that the remainder OF the mon
ey be paid them for the transcription
AS the records have not yet been Ger
tifed ty the Clerk and accepted it is
not probable that the claim will be
allowed. AS soon as the county court
sdjourns this session the Clerk will 20
on with examination of the records
which was commenced a few weeks
ago,