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ehises granted in this ordinance
with the town limits within three
years from the date Of the ratifea-5
taon of this ordinance. z::; ;
Sec. Is. The rights and franchises
herein granted shall continue and vest
in the said Henry L. ,Parr and Frank .
r. Hunter, their associates and as
signs forever. sss
Sec. Is. If at any time during the
term of this franchise the said raal-:
way shall not be operated, or one or,.
more of any other rights and praVi--s
leges granted under this franchise, be'.
not exercised, except for unavoadabie,
accidents, strakes,' or by reason of !
judicial restraints, then the TOWN..
council shall have the right, after ff.>: :
teen days notice, to declare this fraIa->
chise to be thereupon null and void.
Sec. II. The town council Of tile
town of, Newberry reserves TO itself :
the right and power, at all Tunes, To-,
pass such ordinances, rules and reen
lations concerning said street railway.
and concerning the other rights and
privileges granted in TINS franchise,
within the incorporate limits Of .tthes
said town of Newbery, and the opera
ton of the same, as may, in its judg-,
hent, be necessary for the public
safety and convenience and In the
exercise of the police powers incl
dent to thu said town, not inconss-
tent with the terms Of this franchise.
Dome and ratified in council assem-
bled on this the first day of February,
1910, at Newberry, South Carolina.
Cole. L. Blease,
Mayor.
Attest: .z
J. r. Seurry, = -: (
Clerk Town Council Newhsrry. &
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Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the Town Of Newbez1y,
South Carolina, in council assembled,
and by authority Of the same:
Section 1. That Henry L. Parr and
Frank\R. Hunter, their associates and
assigns, be and they are hereby au-
thorized and empowered to construct,
maintain and operate a street rail-
way through, on and along the streets
and avenues in said town, except such
marrow streets of the town as may, in
the Judgment Of the town council and
Henry L. Parr and Frank R. Hun
ter, their associates and assigns, be
unsafe or dangerous to have cars
run, and are authorized and empow-
erede to operate the same by electric
ity and necessary equipments, in
Guiding the erection and building of
poles and wires in the streets.
Sec. 2. That the said railway shall
be constructed Of single or double
tracks as may be determined on by
the said Henry L. Parr and Frank
R. Hunter. their associates and as
signs, with all necessary and conven-
lent turnout, switches and sidings;
provided, that the tracks shall not be
laid or maintained above or below
the surface Of the streets and shall
be constructed Of first class "T''
rails in such manner that carriages
and other vehicles may cross the
same at all points freely and easily
without obstruction. All proposed
plans, courses, styles of rails and the
manner Of laying the same, to be sub
mitted to the street committee for
their approval and sanction, which
shall be obtained before the said
Henry L. Par and Frank E. Hunter,
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AN ORDINANCE

70 AUTHORIZE AND EMPOWER
HENRY L. PARR AND FRANK
E. HUNTER, THEIR ASSO OCIAT-
ES AND ASSIGNS, TO BUILD
AND OPERATE AN ELECTRIC
RAILWAY IN AND ADJACENT
TO TIE TOWN OF NEWBERRy,
SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO
FURNISH LIGHT, POWER AND
HEAT BY ELECTRICITY, GAS,
OR ETHER OF THEM.
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their associates and assigns. proceed
to break ground or occupy any of
the highways of the said town Of
Newberry.
Sec. 3. That the rates for trans
portation Of passengers and property
shall be fixed by the parties operating
said street railway; provided, that
the rates Of fare for each passenger
for one continuous ride In any one
direction inside the town limits shall
not exceed FIVE (5) cents.
Sec. 4. In case Of accident to the
electrical equipment, animal or other
motive power may be temporarily
used No freight cars shall be op-
Grated through any Of the streets Of
the said town except between the
hours Of 1000 p. m: and 600 a. NJ,
unless special permission in Wr1ting
shall be granted therefor by the town
authorities. - :* =:
Sec. s.. The space between the
tracks and eighteen inches outside Of
the rails shall be kept in good eonda-
tion and repair, so as 10 conform to
the balance of the highway upon
which the road runs, and in case the
same shall not be kept in a state Of
repair satisfactory to the said mayor
and town council, the same may be
repaired by the town, and the expense
of such repairs shall be ehargeable
to the said street railway.
Sec. 6. TAs cars oD said railway
shall. be run as often as the public
interest demands, at intervals mot
exceeding thirty minutes, from 900
a. m. to 1000 p. m, and the speed
of said cars within the town limits
shall not exceed fifteen miles per
hour.
Sec. 7. All cars while running af-
ter dark shall be provided with suit
able headlights. No cars shall be
allowed to stop upon the cross walks
in front of any intersecting street un-
less through necessity. Cars operat-
ed on said railway tracks shall be en-
titled to the right Of way, and the
driver Of any vehicle obstructing the
same, shall turn out and leave the
track free upon the approach Of any
car, so as not to obstruct- the pas
sage of the same; and any driver o.
other person who upon the call or
signal Of the motorman, conductor or
other person in charge of any car.
shall neglect or refuse to vacate SAID
tracks shall be subject to imprison-
ment in the discretion Of the mayor,
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.-.\~
10. The Point.

Mr.. Golding-So you want to mar
ry my daughter. Do you think that
you can support her in the style to
which she has been aceustomedg
Jack Winsome-No, sir, but I can
support her in a good deal better
style than you lived in the first five
years after you were married.-Som-
erville Journal.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


County Of Newberry.
Know all men by these presents,
That the said Henry L. Parr and
Frank R. Hunter, their associates and
assigns, hereby agree to and accept
all Of the provisions Of the foregc
ing ordinance and franchise. Z.
In witness whereof, they have here
unto set their ha IDS and seals, this,
the first day Of February, 1910.
H. L. Parr, &. S.
FraDk R. Hunter, q. S.
Signed, seized and delivered in the
presence of,
j. R. Scurry,
Fred. q. Dominick. ;,
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Managing Father.
Backward.

Educational facilities were not so
good in your early days as they are
nowa iAka
"No," admitted the grouchy cih-
zen, "they were not. I was Is years
old before I knew as much as my
father. The kids today reach that
stage at ."-Cleyeland Plain Deal
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One Method.

'tDingley is awfully out Of sorts
since the administration turned him
DOWN.
"What does he say about it?'
"He says he wishes the waters OF
oblivion could roll over him.
:FThen why doesn't he run for vice
president ?''-CleNeland Plain Deal
er.
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presidents message7"
IT don't need sleep that badly!"
-Houston Post.
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IT just can't sleep.''
t.Why don't .yon try reading Il hs
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LOOK FOR THE BIG
GREEN FRONT!
Z: COME and we will send
you away with a smile that
won't wear off.
A Family Of Office Holders.

A Family Of Office Holders. :.
"Senator, I understand that your
son is on the government pay roll" "
<:"He is. Also his wife and my
daughter. What Of its' . +.
:. ssDonft you think some explana-
ton is dues"
--'ssNot at all. Ny grandchildren
are too young, and I have already ex-
planned to my wife that / have not
landed suitable job for her yet. y
philadelphia Public Ledger.
- Managing Father. ~
Father (left in charge)-No, you
can not have any more cake. (Very
serionsly) Do you know what I
shall have to do if you go on making
that dreadful noises
:: Little. Girl (sohbing)-Yes-
.Father-Well, what is it9
Little Girl-Give me some more
cake!
And she was quite right.-Presby-
terian Standard. &c., .-.. -:
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... ....
LOOK
-.,-.e
LOOK FOR THE H / / ]; B BIG
GREEN SIGN !!

Merchants only waited on
between 4 and S o'clock Pms
Balance Of time given to the
retail trade. -. + :.: + {. .s.. &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20
OSTEOPATHY

DIR GRACE STRATTON. 6O7-Os SCOTT
bldg. Ind. 2s2, Bell 1870 Res. S242-Y,
a992
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FOR sALE+REAL ESTATE

~--~~-~--~---------~--~~-~-
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE
residence property listed below. which
may be purchased from us or from any
:lrst-class real estate dealer In the city,
for cash or monthly payments:
NO. 7ss SEVENTH AVENUE. SEVEN
room, twostory, pressed brick, stone
foundation dwelling; modern plumbing
and furnace; lot 37lxl3o feet Price,
$500,
NO. 5ee NINTH AVENUE, SIX
room pressed brick bungalow: modern
plumbing and furnace; lot 2hx7 rods.
Price, $4,000.
NO. 341 TENTH AVENUE. NEAR
car line. siX-room pressed brick bungalow.
large front veranda. screened back porch.
complete modern plumbing. Price $ioOo.
NO. SIS e STREET. one SHORT
block from new Ninth avenue car line,
modern pressed brick bungalow, Price
$500.
ON TENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN e
and F streets. five and slx-room modern
bungalows, newest designs, complete
plumbing. fitted for furnace. Prices.
S350O up.
HAMILTON PLACE BUNGALOWS;
nine sold this season; between State and
Second East, north from sixth south,
convenience. Prices. SS350 to S36oO
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.,
SO Up. Main st. Phones-Bcl Ex, 80;
Ind li2.
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MIDWEEK SPECIALS.
TAKE NnnIcT

.r,, lake NOTICE.
ms busy restaurant Is sollng at a
ridiculous sacrifice. The equipment Is
the very best. and is doing a nrst-cIass
business II is yours for $3.50. A good
lease on S65 per month rent Splen-
did location. Charley wants to go Ia
Japan. hence the gift. The Lewis-Lowe
Co, Judge Bldg
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FOB sA1E-REAL EsrArE

3axlO RODS. ON 7TH SOUTH, NEAR
Fourth East, $500 per rod. Mahan Inv
90. 273 So. w. Temple. Both phones
sl4. dI34O
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FOR CALIFORNIA MEXICO LANDS
and homes; large or small. see Sholey,
414 Tribune bldg ca34
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IiIIT LIS

- . LEI Us
Ialk 10 you about 80 large. light rooms
close In. Steam heat and elaborately fur
nlshed, we arc now able to give the first
party terms sure to fit the pocketbook
then It's easy 10 pay for the rest The
business can do that within few
months. The Lewis-Lowe Co.. Judge
Bldg. q
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no. 3lf K st., splendid 5-room brick
cottage. modern and in f1rst-class con-
dition, well built s3S5O. on very reason
able terms.
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THIS 10 ROOMS

LIS ~ ENOOMS
is sure to please. as the furnishings and
location are fine. a careful review OF
not bring you to as nice a places for the
money; SlO50 Is the price The rent is
but $40 per month a princey little bar
gam, indeed. The Lewis Lowe Co., Judge
Bldg.
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~~--~~~--~-~~-~~--~~~-~-~- ~-~-~-~-~-~->~>~~--O~-~
BY EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER.
Ind. 1920. Bell $3.50. d2000
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STORAGE AND .-HIPPNG


WE SHIP II. Fl. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States. cut rates. Klmball Van
and Storage Co. l9 w. lst So m2669
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DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. 1850 MER
camille block Cover Walkers store) Bell
phone SCI, ring :, d2183
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20

m UPHOLS STEERING AND
making. Utah Bedding aa amo
h phones oS3- o'0'
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WE HAVE 5X2O RODS ON 4TH WEST.
near 3ld North. with Groom adobe
house and barn. at bargain: the owner
needs the money. Mahan Investment Co.
273 So. w. Temple. Both phones 414.
d20S3
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ROOMS AND BOARD;
gentlemen preferred. "a So, srd East
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
in modern home. close in. reasonahl
gentleman preferred, Ala East 4th So
Ind phone 2i59. d2l6l
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A big piece. OF property on State ST..
near oth south, S2sx165 feet, at 5000 per
foot p VIII bring more this spring.
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"A. RICHTER.
ID West 1st South st Phones GAL.
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LOOK HERB

Just listed this restaurant and confec-
tionery. 1t Is doing an excellent little
business and is we'll worthy your investi-
CATION, providing you wish 10 be inde-
pendent. \ special bargain that can be
handled on $500 or si00 An unusual buy
for such small amount The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg
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SECONDHAND STORES


WANT SECONDHAND GOODS,
stoves. ranges, Michigan Furniture Co;
345 State. Bell 5l45. Ind. i3l a20l4
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LOST

2 OF HORSE. MAN AND
q card, on West Temple. bet.
r. South or West Temple TO End
4 1%1rn 12T w. 7th South, receive
= rd, d205A
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II you want one acre of good ground
near 18th South and 18th East be quick
Good water right. they are going fast
price, $500 per acre.
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lo9S115 feet on 2nd ave. south front.
WIN WIN an assessments. street, sewer and
sidewalk paid. for $1,000
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AND PAPER HkNGING

PMS DONE a DAY, CSC A
room, furnish paper Ernst
i LEU SO. Ind, phone 11iS.
dl95l
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WANrED

}. 1871 FOR FINE EAUN-
nd lace curtains. No. "a
9th SO. between IND ana
b2303
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs, Lizzie Geisler. 336 West
Bird North Bell l493-X. Ind 4037. 1917
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EI5Y YOUNG COUPLE. ROOM
n In refined, private family.
ing distance; references. D-2i,
n 10000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20

A brand new 4-room frame. brick.
East. for $3.50. Terms
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked, Panamas a speciality, Salt
Lake Hat factory. "a e. 1st So. Phone
2fS1-NK bl133
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kPARTY TO RENT ROOMS
. 6rnished. and board with own
" as housekeeper; mod. home
lion. Ind. 1917. o'9s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE
Collections. damage suits, divorces, pro-
bate business promptly attended TO and
with dispatch, Call or write TO Wallace
Law and Collection Co.. 325 d. +. wal
krr building. poo9l
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

THE COLONIAL,
Handsomely furnished buffet apart
ments. from $50 per month up. Rooms
single or en- suite. with or without bath
l4i West LIST south. Telephone Exchange
az. tlI42
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reduced to s5S0O that beautiful g.
room, p-to-date and modern brick cot
tage,, east front, located on T St; rea-
sonable terms
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HORSES
II AND KINDLING

|Qs .SOAL, BLOCK WOOD
PH 1s- iaz E. Sd So. Both phones.
ASA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-20

$500 for 3Ax10 rods on Ist West, nea
9th South. with large old house on It.
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70 BORROW FOR SIX
Syear. $500. covered by $yUVV
|Eld $4,000 insurance, WIN pay
s,saterest. Address BIZ. ITlpo
~ oiao
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SEVERAL ROOMING HOUSES
Are offered this week at such figure
that any. one can well afford 10 own such
a business. II you Will just take the time
calling, we are most sure that you will
be delighted with the Inducements we can
make. The Lewis-Lowc Co, Judge Bldg
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidernist Hne and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods. pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads II. Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. 3rd So.
aSlSs
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CASH REGISTERS
TYPEWRITERS
SIGNS

CHARLES PETERSON MAKES GEN
uine signs'-the real article-brass.
glass and electric; also all kinds OF paint
cd limitations. Both phones. 20 Richards
st. dSfl
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with furnace heat and use Of bath. with
or without board Ind. 315S. b3l0l
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. FROM
So week up. 377 2nd East. clGS3
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PERSONALS

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
ChIchesters Pills. the Diamond Brand,
For 20 years known as Best. Safest, AL
ways Reliable. Buy OF your Druggist:
Take no other. ChicheSters Diamond
Brand pills are sold by Druggists every
where
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MODERN. 7-ROOM. FURN. HOUSE; o27
Brigham st. Apply 925 Brigham, or
Lawrence G. Robertson, Atlas blk d445
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FOE sALE-MrsCEL1ANEous

MIDGLEI- -BOUEI STOCK OF FINE
pictures, frames and wall paper, must
oe closed out tnis month; priiiS your pic
lures for framing. ol053
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UTAH COMMANDERY NO. l, KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclayes held at
Masonic temple. corner Second East and
First South. the first Thursday OF each
month. Sojourning Sir knights cordially
invited TO attend.
]. T, BRECKON. E. c.
e. o, LEATHERWOOD, Recorder,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEWIS-LOWE CO.,
uncorporaJed.)
Third Floor Judge Bldg.

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE
in THE STATE OF UTAH,
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DISAPPEARING ISLAND.
Michigan Has Natural Phenomena of
Unusual Habits.

Detroit, Feb. 17-Michigan's ra-
nous disappearing island i'm Lake Or
ion is scheduled to do its great van
ishing act this week Every summer
the isle of mystery comes to the sur
face of Lake orion and every winter
il goes back again to the depths.
It's periods o. appearance and dis
appearance are nearly regular. IT
comes to the surface about the middle
of August and goes down about the
middle OF February. What causes II
to act thus strangely is a conundrum
that none has been able to solve, but
TO keep it above water or compel 1t
to remain i'm the depths have been
alike without results.
on one occasion a number OF farm
ers and teamstcrs resolved to put
the island out of the moving business.
In their efforts to do so they hauled
many loads of stone and deposited
them on 1t during the early part of the
winter. believing that when II went
down i'm February II would go down
for good. weighted as 1t was with the
stones. But the following August saw
Il bob UP screnely from below-minus
It's load of stones.
At another time an effort was made
TO keen II on the surface and it was
chained to the surrounding country
with heavy log chains. When the
time for departure came it departed
and the log chains departed with II.
The log chains were never recovered.
The island is composed of soft mud
and rushes. and there are some skep-
ticai souls who attribute its forma-
tion and appearance and disappear
ance to the gathering of vegetation in
one spot by the currents of the lake
and its subsequent decay.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-17
LATEST ON COST OF LIVING
CERTAINLY AN EYE-OPENfR
Eggs Shipped From Europe 8 to
Scents Cheaper Than Cold
Storage Kind.
u. S. BEEF CHEAPER ABROAD

New York, Feb. 17-Parafiin coated
eggs from Europe, nearly a million Of
which were imported this week, were
placed on sale by hundreds of New
York retailers at 3 to s cents dozen
less than the price of American cold
storage eggs. AT the same time came
the announcement from the market
men that American beef exported via
New York to London is selling there at
to cents per pound cheaper than the
prcc asked herd. The wholesale
beef prices according to their state
ments are: LondonAmerican frozen
beef per pound, SA to . cents. New
York American frozen beef per pound,
liz to II cents