Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-11
HOT SPRINGS
 GAN COME BACK Electric Current Will Like ly Be Delivered to it's Gus toners in Three Weeks.
MOODY HOTEL BIGGER
It is Freely Predicted That the Park Hotel Will Not Be
 Rebuilt.

FuOeHlX X-Ilke TeSuFTeCllOu IFOm Ire that has ever occurred in any city in the United States is promised by the local public utilities company in re- gard to it's plant Manager Dillon stated today:
 We will have electricity to deliver to our customers and street cars running within three weeks and long before the Arkansas State Fair every thing will be running as if nothing had happened"
 Machinery On the Way.
 It is believed here that no such work as this has ever been done hy similar institution before. Turbines and all other electrical equipment are on the train and are rolling toward Hot Springs and are expected to ar rive by next Monday at the latest
 The Waukesha. Great Northern, Marquette and other hotels are ngnt- led with electricity from the East man, Majestic and Arlington plants. George R. Bedding secretary of the Business Mems League said:
 We have accommodations for 10,- 900 people in the hotels and boarding houses that did not burn and there are many homes that would be thrown open to visitors if there should be more than those in the business could accommodated
 Moody to Be Rebuilt.
 The Moody hotel is to be rebuilt bigger, handsomer and better than ever. This is the declaration of the veteran hotelman, N. NJ. Moody, who owned his hotel The Moody was in- sured for $71,000. There will be no delay in its construction and an effort next seasons business. Mir. Moody is one of the most experienced builders in this city and will supervise and construct his own building.
 The Sigler will not be rebuilt-at least not at present.
 c. w. Swearengen will prepare to rebuild as soon as his insurance is ad justed
 Park Will Not Be Rebuilt.
 It is freely predicted that the Park will not be rebuilt, at least not on the magnificent scale that it was built on before. The school board has the matter of securing this site of seven and one half acres upon which to re- build the high school. Should the board succeed in doing this there will be few finer school grounds any where. The old site is valuable, but it is contended by many that the grounds are inadequate for an ideal school property.
 Central Avenue Property to Be Re.
 built.
 J. A. Smith will rebuild his Central avenue property at once. This block, bounded by Market, Central, Olive and Elm, was entirely destroyed with the exception of the Horner property at the northeast corner. The Central avenue front is most of it owned by J. A. Smith. There were but three stores of brick construction and the re- mainder were of frame. Mir. Smith owned about half of the Market street side also. John O'Bryan will also improve his property at once. Mrs. Jennie Parker and Elem Parker will rebuild as soon as adjustments are made. Ali Woodcock will build again as soon as practicable. Messrs. M. Mendel, Albert Mendel, B. Gross, Sam Watt and Young in the next block will rebuild. The West House ard the Ledgerwood Bros building will be rebuilt right away. J. M. Ri chards and Hiram McCafferty will al so rebuild as soon as plans can be decided upon.
 Milk Company May Not Rebuild.
 The Pasteurized Milk Company had a loss of $35,0OO and was carrying OILY 9O,UUU 1AC SOAAPS'AS owned it's building and will probably not rebuild before spring. Simon Cooper Will not delay building any longer than will be required to ar range for that purpose. The Mc- Laughlin estate will again improve it's properyt as soon as permits can be secured The Battle brothers will erect a. handsome new building of brick and stone on their old site. About twenty-six years ago Hot Springs had a disastrous fire on Gen. tral avenue and this firm was burned out. They had only about $500 saved from that fire. They moved to the store that was burned the ether day, made money and finally bought the