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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA

1880 acres Of upland prairie, black
sandy soil. near Caney, Kan, price 500 per
acre.
4s7-7OO acres of agricultural land in one
some Is not; located 9 miles southwest Of
Nowata: price $22 per acre.
479-28O acres Of extra good farm land,
located near Wann. Okl. 200 acres OF this
some draws I'm IT,; land raised 30 bu. Of
corn and oats to the acre; 70 acres Is
leased for oil and gas and is paying 81
per acre advanced royalty; big bargain at
$40 per acre.
4SS-l,O4O acres Of rich valley land, all
state OF cultivation; this land is located
within three miles of Watova, Okl., and
six miles from Nowata, Okl 800 acres OF
It is practically in one body and 20 acres
is located three miles south; the and is
well worth SIS per acre; an exceptionally
good bargain at $40 per acre.
We have land in Nowata Co. In any size
tract you may desire from 8 acres up at
prices ranging from $40 to $50 per acre,
There are $500 flowing oil wells in No
wata CT Natural gas is sold at &c per
LOCO cubic feet. You might get an oil well
with your land.
Average rainfall in Nowata county, SO
inches per annum; average from March !
as needed.
Good water is found from 20 TO 40 feet.
Fin Nowata county on your map.
The Oklahoma 4 Cherokee Central r. r.
east and west through this county is a
certainty. Land will probably double IN
value within two years. You can't afford
TO miss this opportunity. Ask Mo. Pac.
ticket agent about low rates to Nowata.
Come in and see US, or write.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
suite ga n. Y. Life Bldg.
open evenings. ~
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SEEING is

We have just returned from a ten days
inspection tour OF the land-High Line
Canal and the Reservoir Of the Denver
Suburban Irrigation District. We control
the sale of $1,000 acres Of this land. it
is absolutely first class and positively COM
ing under irrigation. We can sell tracts
from 5 10 GO acres from $50 10 SIS per
acre. One-half cash and one to 2 years al
8 per cent. You cannot afford to pass this
chance 10 own land within five 10 fltteen
miles OF q city the size or Denver. Ihe
quality Of the soil is %unequaled. Positively
coming under irrigation. Best market IA
cilities on earth.
We can go with you any day 10 see this
ant and prove our statements. WHte US
for further particulars, or call on
HARDWOOD & HARDWOOD
ZIG Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
REAL ESTATE
nm M Enn f,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CCoutinued,)

VALUABLE OMAHA PROPERTY,
$ 950-Cash, Broom cottage, large lot, 18th
and Camden Ave, gas and water.
81. l00-5-room cottage, 9th and Burdette,
east front, good lot. SNAP. Terms
81, 6J0-5-room cottage. Gath and Boyd, large
81, 2OO-7Sroom, 2-story, east front good lot,
cement walks, modern, ed, near
Seward. A snap. Better see this
one.
81, 25O-5-room cottage on 10Th, near Paul,
modern, east front. paved streets,
brand new. Easy payments. Terms.
81, 5O0-6-room, HISTORY. new, modern cot
tage, large lot, south front, on Lari-
more, near 36th; nearly new. Terms
a snap.
81, 6OO-7-room. 2-story, new, south front,
modern home on 30th and Pinkney
81, S0-7-room, 2-story, new, south front, hot
water heated home, strictly modern,
25th and Ellison Ave Terms.
s., 3O0-7-room, 2-story, new, south front, hot
water heated, owner built home,
North Omaha, up-to-date. Terms.
So, 400-7-room, 2-story, 2 years old, east
front, strictly modern home, 18th
and Laird. cozy, desirable and well
built. Terms.
$S,5OO-6-room, 2-story, strictly modern and
newly papered home. 1913 Sherman
Ave. VIII paint. Paving paid. Terms,
A pleasure for us TO show homes.
HARDWOOD q HARDWOOD,
46 Bee Bldg. Red 1904; Ind, A-4203.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Texas--CO
TEXAS TRUCK FARMS

TEXAS TRUCK FARMS
AND A FREE TOWN LOT AT DEL
RIO. A CITY OF 5000 POPULATION,
AND THE COMING BUSINESS CENTER
OF THE SOUTHWEST:
soc AN ACRE A MONTH
Such a splendid opportunity was possibly
never offered to the small investor. Del
Rio has doubled its population three times
in the eight years and is estimated to be
growing faster than any city In the south
west.
Texas Is the future land, of truck farms
the soil Is especially adapted to the grow
ing OF fruits and vegetables and the eli
mate so very favorable that, under proper
cultivation enormous returns can be had
The lands now being sold by this COM
pany In 2O-acre tracts at $40 per acre are
splendidly located for truck farms, II you
are tired OF the struggle and hard work OF
range to make yourself independent and
free of worry.
Conservative business men predict that
these lands will O price OF $40 to
$50 an acre within two or three years, and
that the town lot alone can be sold then
a wonderful opportunity for Investment,
and the very easy terms makes IL possible
for anyone TO own a farm In a community
which, In a very few years, should be one
OF the most prosperous sections or the
United States.
Our free literature tells OF the wonderful
possibilities open In this splendid commu-
nifty, where YOU can have every reasonable
assurance of success, where q few dollars
q month invested now should be OF untold
value later on. Write today for our free
booklet and other
SYSTEM LAND CO.,
a57 Commerce Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Miscellaneous.

IMPORTATION wanted from owner whS
has good farm for sale. suitable for dairy
purposes or general farming; not partic
ular about size or location; wish TO heal
from owner only, who will sell direct Il
buyer without paying commission. Give
price and brief description. q. Currieri
Room rs. II, 4G w. Monroe St, Chicago
III
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
sOuth Dakota.

HoMEsEEKETts AND LAND SPEECH.
LATORS.
/ have a number OF choice tracts OF land
IN Gregory. Trip, and Myer counties, So.
OAK. | deal In newly patented Indian
lands, and can. furnish clear unincumbere
titles for all lands l control. Write me
for prices and descriptions. office a,
Gregory, So. OAK. DR., f. T Spencer.
GREATEST bargain In south Dakota
Must be sold. 100 acres CodinRton county,
miles Florence; $50 acres heavy. riih
black land, free from sand. stone on
gravel; laying just fine for drainage; III
acres cultivated. Terms. Robert NJ.
Betteswort, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
FOR SALE cheap $40 acres wheat LAM
IN famous Golden Valley. Billings county
n. u; Must 80 quick. Easy terms. c. II
Cunningham, OCOnOmowoc, Wis.
MHLS you write 10 advertisers. remsm.
her That =. takes but an extra stroke Or
TWO Of the pen 10 mention the fact that
'"u saw the ad In Ths Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

A BARGAIN.
S-room house, excellent shape, fun ce-
ment basement, vegetable cellar, electric
light, new barn, two lots, lOOXl3S and alley
covered with fruit, apples, cherries, peach,
plums and grapes; fine we'll of water; good
cistern. This place In In good shape and
should be seen tC be appreciated. Can give
possession June 20. Must sell. Price 1850.
$4,000.
y7-room all modern house, nearly new,
paved street, perm. walk, good neighbor'
hood rent $50 per month; an investment
and home. Parker, near 10Th St.
81, $50. 90.
5-room house, good repair, lot 50xl35, II
bearing fruit trees, good we'll and cistern
cement sidewalks, rent S15 per month; 500
cash.
BIRKETT & TEBBINs,
423 Bee Bldg.
Phones Doug. 4754. A 1854.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
NIFTY HOMES

2S6S Bristol St, 8 nice, large rooms and
nice reception hall, modern In every way;
VIII be finished In about 10 days. Call and
see something that will suit you. Fine 40x
l4S-ft. lot. Bristol IL q eautiful street,
paved and paid for. Price only 50. ZOO; 500
cash, balance monthly.
2S65 Bristol ST.. new cottage home, Axss,
with baywindow and pantry extensions.
thus making 8 very large rooms; large bath
room, with the very best Of nickle plumb
ingi stairway leading to second floor.
which Is floored; fine full cemented base
ment; small barn; fine, large lot, AXIS;
paving all paid for. This was built by the
owner for a home and will now be sold al
a great bargain-t2. 800; $500 cash. Call and
see the house and talk to the owner him
self.
j. w. RASP CO.,
6S9-91 Brandeis Bldg. d.. 165s-W. 4es1-A. 9sgs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
P. O. NIELSEN & CO.,

. " ANINAINFVNNA VT
703 n. Y. Life Bldg. Both Phones,'
5-ROOM cottage In Clifton Hill. A nice
home for only 81 700.
GOOD Groom house, modern except heat,
and BARN. pretty place, on 4l12 Nicholas
St; lot 5Ox150; 5 car lines. Price, 300.
terms.
Fine piece OF ground for good home
l90y2SC on Boyd St, between fst St and
4lst Ave. planted In fine fruit. fine soil.
suitable for truck garden and bee culture:
blocks from m Ave, line. Price. tl.20O
Terms.
Nice lot, t0Xl2s. on Ames Ave. near Both
81. Collier Place, suitable for 2 store build
ings. with living room above. Price, 5000;
terms inquire OF owner, X. Either, il12
Nicholas St.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

$500 DOWN-"THAT'S ALL"
$500 a Month-"That's Easy"
VIII buy nice building lots at 36th and
Redick, or 9th and Ellison, around the
hundred mark.
JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE.
Forty-seventh and California, $3.50.
Fiftieth and Hamilton, $500.
Forty-second and Nicholas 1.-TWO adtoin-
ing), each $3.50.
Twenty-sixth and Oak, $500.
Dundee, 100 feet. 1900.
MODERN HOMES.
T~wenty-sixth and Fort, s rooms, $1,000
1923 Capitol Ave-. 3 rooms, $500.
Hamilton and 32d, near Bemis park, 6
rooms, new bungalow, 81, 800.
1908 Henderson, 8 rooms, 5000.
Forty-seventh> and Douglas, 5 rooms,
$500.
Thirty first nd Cass, 10 rooms. S4,7J0.
ACRES-F''N. Florence, Broom house,
S1,500-ACl;F Five, west of Fort Omaha,
8-room house. Sl,175.
Phone in your wants and Wen send
salesman.
Real Estate Title Trust Co.,
Chas. z. Williamson, Pres.
Ground Floor, 1901 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
MORRILL, COUNTY
IRRIGATED SNAP

3S acres, improved, 2 miles from town
40 acres in crop. . shares water stock In
Brown canal. Price, $50 per acre. Take
So, 600 In trade.
500 acres, improved, 8 miles from town, II
shares water stock in Brown canal, 30
head cattle, 10 head horses, all farming
tools. Price, $50 per acre; take $1,000 in
trade.
Call or write us about these great snaps.
KELLY INVESTMENT CO.,
R20-6 Neville Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
wyOminR.

LAND, IRRIGATED LAND-Perpetual
water right, fine water, productive soil,
crop failures unknown, 80 bushels wheat
per acre, az to 5 tons alfalfa, healthful
climate, free timber. Terms easy. WrltS
now. Linwood Land Company, Rock
springs, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
A. P. Tukey & Son
4A Board of Trade Bldg.
Phone Doug. 21S1.
I'M TALKING TO o

- GA
Here's a home that will compare with
anything In the city. New 7-roOm house,
modern In all details, oak finish, reception
nall, parlor, dining room, large den (fin-
ished In green oak) and kitchen on first
floor; three nice large bedrooms and bath
on second floor: full size basement, fur
mace, 1OO-barrel cistern, permanent walks
inside and out and street to be paved this
unm This Is a good residence district
and one Of the best bargains in the city. l
can show you through any time. Price, If
sold by the first Of July, ONLY ESQ. 1891
CALIFORNIA ST.
HERE'S ANOTHER GOOD ONE At 24th
and Saratoga SITS, new S-room house, never
occupied, oak finish, latest combination fix
lures. deliberately designed, 4 large bed
rooms and bath. upstairs, extra toilet IN
basement, east front, with large veranda
second floor; permanent walks and lot
sodded as soon as sold. STREET TO BE
PAVED SOON. Go see this. as Il is an
elegant home and can be bought ON EASY
TERMS. PRICE, $3.50.
S425, nice south front lot on Saratoga
street just west Of Gath; sewer. water,
permanent walks. all paid; nice new homes
going up all around you; $50 cash, balance
monthly. A few other lots left In this adj
dltion, the addition WITH THE COURT IN
THE CENTER.
F. G. Best, 1908 N. Y. Life
Phones: Doug. 22A and Harvey STA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OContinued.O
List of Lots

Lots "a and Is, block 1. Ralph Place, Just
west Of 42d ST.. fronting south on Dewey
Ave. $3.50 each.
Lot u, block 1. Ralph Place, Just east
Of 44th St.. fronting north on Harvey, $3.50
Can make very easy terms on either Of
these.
For quick sale we offer lots 6, 9 and 10,
block 8, Clifton Hills. on Patrick Ave, be-
tween 42d and AID, with sewer. water and
permanent sidewalk all paid. for 1926
each.
8 lots at the northeast corner Of S7th n
Saratoga SITS. at 1925 each.
Two lots at the northeast corner of 37th
and Browne St, $50 each. Easy terms.
264 feet north front on Farnam, east OF
Sist, at $50 per front foot. Can make any
size lot you desire, full depth Of 1872 feet.
$4,000 apartment house now going up on
the west portion of this ground.
Your choice of any lot out Of rs, in Cliff
ton Hill, east Of the Belt Line, for 1850
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
Get Out of the Rut
Stop Paying Rent. Buy a Home.

Stop Paying Rent. Buy a Home.
1929 Grant St, Z rooms, modern except
heat; Terms. $500
new. Terms. ESQ
front. Terms. .,......,.""".:'.~.,,. $3.50
43d and Erskine, I rooms, modern, lot
50x1S2, practically new. Terms..,,.... $3.50
ern, lot 5ox15o. Observation-Disclosures. $500
431S Charles st. Z rooms, modern, lot
5Ox150. Terms 5000
431S Charles St, : rooms, modern, lot
50Xl2S, practically new; barn. Terms. 1000
Ass Cunning st, y rooms, modern, lot
lot, Terms. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50.
cathedral district. Terms ...1...,.'. $500
N. 39th St, 8 rooms, modern; West
Farnam and cathedral district.
on Grand Ave, new s-room bungalow.
modern. Terms. ....,.. 500
Ssth and Lincoln Blvd. s rooms, mod
ern, south front. Terms..~."I..,,.. $3.50
cathedral district. Terms...~e..'... $500
4OC2 seward ST., new, rooms hot ooo
a. Tate srd 9ed IA m wSSoTn: Terms ,oons "OO
modern, south front, lot 52x190, beau
tifully located. Terms ............. $3.50
BUILDING LOTS.
Lot 4, block 3, Creighton Heights, 5ox
Lot /. block s. Creighton Heights, 5Ox
Lot "a, block s, Creighton Heights. COX
Lot Z block ! Kiiby Place, 5OxiSS, ,
Lot Il, Keystone Park, 2s acres, i'm.
proved. MAKE OFFER, ............... l2W
SOUTH OMAHA LOT.
Must sell TO close an estate. Make
offer. Lot 8, block I, on 2Sth St,
Just north of 6OJ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
DEUEL. COUNTY, NEB.
Leading County in Western
Nebraska

WRITE FOR CIRCULARS SHOWING
COMPARISON WITH DEUEL. COUNTY
AND POLK COUNTY, AS TAKEN FROM
NEBRASKA BUREAU OF LABOR AND
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS, 1905. THIS
REPORT WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT
deuel. COUNTY COMPARES FAVOR.
ABLY WITH EASTERN NEBRASKA.
we have SO,0OO acres, to be sold out in
any size tracts. Lands ranging in price
from SIS per acre to $50 per acre. viii in
crease lat least IS per acre this year.
CALI, WRITE OR PHONE AND SET
DATE ITO MAKE TRIP TO SEE THIS
COUNTY. AUTOMOBILE WILL MEET.
TRAIN AT CHAPPELL OR J~ULESBURG,
ON MIN LINE OF UNION PACIFIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
HOUSE, OF HOPE.

Wishes to sell their old home at 1713-
1T15 and t715h California St. that they may
pay off the mortgage now due on their
new home on 9th Ave. There are three
small cottages now renting for 81 per
month. The lot is one Of the finest in the
city, being 66xl32 and only five blocks
from the postoffice, an excellent location
for a triple flat or apartment. About a
year ago a vacant lot less than 200 feet
from this sold for $500 and was con-
sidered cheap. But this must be sold at
once and taking that in consideration the
price is set at only 5000, which surely
means a quick sale. Look It over and sub
NIT your offer quick to the
J. w. RASP CO.,
Doug 1s5s 600 Rrandeis Bldg A-2Rh9-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

ALL ABOUT TEXAs-The Texas Realty
Journal gives reliable Information on en-
tire state. tells Of lands, products raised
marvellous developments Of Texas and Of
the wonderful opportunities for ambitious
and energetic men; 8 months's subscrip-
Tew
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
MInnesOtR.

$40 ACRES we'll improved land, Red
river valley, Minnesota: nothing better on
earth; S3 per acre. d. T. Mcmahon, EndI-
colt ST., ST. Paul, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

Phone Doug. ga. Ss2 N. Y. L. Bldg.
for SALE OR TRADE.
~ actes, - miles southwest OF Mason
city, inl Custer county, Nebraska, so acre
under cultivation, plenty more good ploA
land, very fair improvements, TWO wells,
windmill. tanks, fruit and ~shrubbery. Min
sell for cash, part down. balance on time,
or exchange for small tract OF land, city
or a good, clean stock OF mer-
chandise a No. ! stock and grain farm.
Must be sold. Z. T, Miller, Trustee, III n.
9Th ST., Lincoln. Neb.
FOR SALE-Twenty-tWo hundred acres
Of good farm land, one milo north ana Two
east OF North Bend, Fifteen hundred acre.
under cultivation. Can be sold I'm small
tracts on easy at prices from SEQ
to $50 per acre, according 10 improve
ments. Address Ernest Kern, North Bend,
Neb.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-21

the convenience and security of said grantee and his successors and as signs. as well as that of the public, in the operating of said electric light and gas plants; he and they shall have the right at all reasonable hours of the day to have access to the wires and pipes and meters of any consumer, to protect themselves against abuse and fraud, and to repair, observe or remove the same. and may require all consumers of either gas or cleo tricity to sign a contract to all reason able regulations at a consideration for the furnishing to them of either gas or electricity.
 Sec 6. The said City of Phoenix. in consideration of the matters and things herein agreed to be done and performed by the said John w. Sharpe and his assigns. hereby covenants and agrees to purchase of the said John w Sharpe and his assigns, during the continuance of this franchise all lights used by said City. not herein above enumerated. for the purpose of lighting it's streets or such other pur poses as may need lights therefor. at 8 cost to the City not to exceed six (6) dollars, nor less than Five (5) dol lars per month for each twelve hun dred G200) commercial candle power arc lamp: except such lights as are now constructed for. and as to such lights, this agreement shall not go into effect until after the expiration as such contract; the said City agree ing that during the continuance of this franchise and contract, said City of Phoenix. shall not erect. maintain or become interested in any electric light plant or gas plant, except to purchase the plants erected under this franchise, as hereinafter set forth
 Sec :. Tnis franchise and the rights and privileges herein and here by granted shall continue for the term of twenty-five years, unless the rights here under shall be continued for a further period as provided by law.
 Sec s. At the expiration of ten years from the time the gas and cleo tric light plants herein above referred are erected and at the expiration of each succeeding five year period after said ten years period. the said City of Phoenix shall have the right and priv ilege to purchase said electric light and gas plants, provided said city shall notify the said grantee or his assigns of its intention as to dO at least six months before the expiration of the period or periods herein above specified. The value of the said plant may be ascertained as follows: The said City shall have the right to pur- chase electric light and gas plants at the actual cost plus seven per cent @ per annum from the time the money was so invested in said plant or at such less price as the said City and the grantee or his assigns may agree upon that said City may pay for said plants either in assuming any bonded indebtedness that may be against said plants at the time of such purchase by said City. or may pay in bonds of the City running not more than twenty years bearing not less than per cent interest; interest payable semi-an- nually.
 Sec. 9. In the event that the said grantee herein or his assigns shall issue mortgage bonds, secured by mortgage
Arizona republican., 1909-06-21

or deed of trust upon said electric light and gas plants. or either of them, so much of the charges which are to be paid by the said City to the grantee or his assigns for the light herein mentioned as will discharge the in terest upon such bonds as shown by the coupons thereon as they will ma ture, from time to time, shall be paid from time to time by the City to the trustee or trustees of such bonds, when and as such payments are pay able by said City, and such sums shall be so paid so long as such interest on such bonds shall remain doe and un- paid: and the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized and instructed to sign a certificate certifying to the pro visions of this contract and to affiN the seal of the City to such certifi- cates. But the said City shall not be required to at any time pay to said trustee or trustees any greater amount than the amount due to the said grantee or his assigns and all pay ments made to said trustee or trus- tees shall be made exclusively to pay interest on said bonds so long as the same ItlldlHS uut anu uiifdiu bs "HiN grantee or his assigns, shall be paid by the said City to the said grantee or his assigns.
 Sec 10. At all times during the continuance of this contract and fran chise. said City of Phoenix. through it's inspector shall have the right to inspect any gas or electric meter or measuring device for either gas or electricity used by the grantee or his assigns for the purpose of ascertaining the correctness of such meter or device and where necessary may compel the proper adjustment of the same.
 Sec. II. Work shall be begun upon the construction of said electric light and gas plants within ninety days from the passage of this ordinance and the same shall be completed to meet the requirements of the said City of Phoenix and its inhabitants within two years thereafter.
 Sec 12 The cost of printing this ordinance and of calling and holding the election to vote upon the same, as required by law. shall be paid by the grantee of this franchise.
 Sec. 13. All Ordinances and parts or ordinances in conflict with this or dinance are hereby repealed.
 Sec. IA. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-21
AN APACHE FORGER
 IN THE COUNTY JAIL
He Had Raised Check to Many Times Its Face Value.

An Apache NJ Mohave Indian was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Adams late on Saturday night on a charge of for gery. The arrest Was made in the country north of the Indian school where the Indian and his wife had gone into camp. The complaint against him came from Mcdowell, where he had been employed by Miss Mary San derson cutting wood. The name of the Indian is Frank Luke, though he ad mits that he is not bound by ties of consanguinity to County Assessor Frank Luke.
 Luke had worked for Miss Sander son until he had earned a dollar and a half and she gave him a check for that amount. After leaving Mcdowell he did something to that check that made it look like s9.50 and he had no trouble in raising that amount on it at a station which he passed.
 He was on his way to the northern part Of the territory, where he ex- pected to find employment He stop ped for 2 short time at the Indian school and it was while there that the alteration Of the check became known When the deputy sheriff got rO the school he found that Luke and his wife had left. The officer followed them and came upon them about II o'clock at night. They had gone into camp in Indian fashion. They had sought the highest spot of ground in the locality and each had scoOped out a hole and got into it. An Indian. es pecially an Apache, always wants to sleep with both his head and his feet in the air.
 On the way to town Luke said that he did not change the check for he said he could not write. But yester- day he told Ed Hanson, the Apache who is in jail for a criminal assault upon the little child of Elijah Allen. that he was something of penman.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-21
PROPOSED FRANCHISE
 FOR GAS AND LIGHT
The Ordinance Submitted to the City Council Saturoay Night by John w. Sharpe and Associates.

Following is the full text of the ordinance submitted to the city coun- cil Saturday night by John w. Sharpe. asking for a franchise to con struct and operate gas and electric in fhi-