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ner way to visit relatives at Mancos.
Johnny Farrell is business visi-
tor in town today from the upper
Pine river.
The Misses Martha and May Clark
of Cortez, Colo, were guests of the
Strater last evening on their way
home from Denver.
Tom Hunt, roadmster on the Grande
fran Chama to Alamosa, who had
been over here on business, departed
east this morning.
w. A. Perry, rancher- -ordchardist,
after spending the week end in town,
left for his Cedar Hill property this
morning.
w. II. Mcdowell departed over the
Eastern this mo orning upon an extern
sive salesmanship trip to various
points in southern Colorado.
A big party of fishermen of this
city, who had been spending the week
end at Electra lake, came down from
there this morning.
Mrs. J. S. Whitney of Wichita,
Kan, passed through to Pennington,
N. NJ, this morning upon a visit to
relatives. She also has son resident
in the Bayfield, section.
w. II. Harrington, cashier of the
San Juan County National bank of
Pennington, N. NJ, came back from
attendance at the California fairs last
evening and went home this morning.
Mrs. Anna Leckenby and her chill
dren arrived last evening from Tue
son, Ariz., departing this morning for
Cortez, Colo, upon a visit to her
father Mr.. Brown, the popular hotel
man of that city.
Professors Selby Patrick and R. A.
Rodecker of the Durango teaching
forces, left for Shiprock this morn
ing where they teach in the Indian
summer school there.
Mrs. Brice Patterson and her
daughter-in-law passed through this
morning from their homes at Silver
ton to visit relatives and friends at
Pagosa Springs.
Raymond S. Watrouss of Santa Fe,
state photographer of New Mexico,
who has been in the Pennington sec
ton, accompanied by ]. F. Heating
of Pueblo, departed for their homes
this morning.
Louis Wyman, superintendent OF the
state highway commission, passed
through this morning from his home
at Silverton to Pagosa Springs, where
work is being pushed to completion
over the Elwood pass section Of the
highway.
Rev. Phil Nelson, who has been here
acting as assistant rector of St
Marks church, departed this morning
for Glenwood Springs, Colo, where
Thursday he will be ordained in the
Episcopal church there. His pastor.
ate will be at Meeker, Colo.
In the high wind of yesterday, one
of the overhanging sign boards on the
front Of the Rachopsky Brothers store
was torn loose and dropping on the
awning below, tore it to shreds. The
falling signboard, il is said, narrowly
missed striking two girls standing or
the walk under the awning.
w. Markley Willis and Fred Fred
lund, two of our high school gradu
ates, left on the Southern this morn
ing to accept position with the Snug
gler Union Company for the summer
They expect to be together this sum
mer in their work and will take vi
special studies at Ft. Collins this fall
We trust success will attend their ef
forts,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, June 5, 1915.
Notice of Revoking Suspension and
Restoring to Entry all Lands in
Township SO n, Range 0 w. NM
PM.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that, in ac-
cordance with commissioners letter
"E" of May 25th, 1915, the lands in
township 36 north, rdnge 9 west, N.
NJ. P. NJ. having been withdrawn
from all forms of entry and disposal
by letter "E" of November 9th, 1886
pending resurvey, the cause of this
suspension having been removed, are
restored 10 entry.
The said suspension is hereby re-
voked and the lands in said township
will be opened to settlement and en-
try, subject to all subsisting with
drawals or reservations, on and after
July 9Th, 1915, at 3 o'clock a. m.
G. II. CHARLTON,
1T. d and W. Register.
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From Mondays Daily \
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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Special low prices on every known
make of eye glasses. DIR. Dowdey,
the Oculist (Not Optician). fit you
as few can do Stiff
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Louis Wyman, superintendent OF the
state highway commission, passed
through this morning from his home
at Silverton to Pagosa Springs, where
work is being pushed to completion
over the Elwood pass section of the
highway.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

In the high wind of yesterday, one
of the overhanging sign boards on the
front of the Rachopsky Brothers store
was torn loose and dropping on the
awning below, tore it to shreds. The
falling signboard, it is said, narrowly
missed striking two girls standing on
the walk under the awning
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Rev. Phil Nelson, who has been here
acting as assistant rector of st.
Marks church, departed this morning
for Glenwood Springs, Colo, where
Thursday he will be ordained in the
Episcopal church there. His pastor
ate will be at Meeker, Colo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

for the western division, arrived last
evening over the Southern, and left
for Silverton. He will be back to-
night and be here all day tomorrow.
Miss Stevie Duncan of Arriola,
Colo, who has been here with her
mother, who is i'll at local hospi-
Ital, departed for Mancos this MORN
ing to attend the teachers institute
there.
VIM. Palmquist, county judge Of
San Juan county, and Pete Hansen
passed through from Silverton to Pa
gosa Springs this morning to attend
meeting of Odd Fellows.
Fireman Lee Smith suffered a Sc
verely lacerated thumb while on duty
yesterday on the incoming passen-
ger and was substituted by Brake
man Kimsey. After receiving medi-
cal treatment Smith deadheaded east
this morning.
State Senator Curran Of San Juan
county, Colorado, passed through
from Silverton to Pagosa Springs
this morning upon legal and lodge
business. District court convened
there today and there is district
meeting of Odd Fellows.
The Misses Lola Taylor Of Man.
cos, and Zola Bostwick of Pagoss
Springs, who have been visiting at the
latters home, came over from there
last evening and journeyed on thi,
morning to Mancos to visit at the
formers home for time.
Sheriff George Dutton Of Archu
ltfa county, came over from Pagosi
Springs last night and this mornint
tock cut with him Zeke MILESTONE
accused Of assisting a prisoner Their
last iall to break jail, and who ha
been held in the local county Jail ow
ing to lack Of Jail facilities there, un
It'll his trial could be held, which /
at this session of the district court.
uara,q apothar sad pouoih;litv N
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Brice Patterson and her
daughter-in-law passed through this
morning from their homes at Silver
ton to visit relatives and friends at
PagOsa Springs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Raymond S. Watrouss of Santa Fe
state photographer of New Mexico
who has been in the Pennington sec.
ton, accompanied by j. F. Heating
of Pueblo, departed for their homes
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Henry Berri went down to Ate
this morning upon a short busines
trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Billy" Peel of Alamosa, who
has been visiting her mother at Sill
verton. passed through this morning
to her home
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Professors Selby Patrick and R. A
Rodecker of the Durango teaching
forces, left for Shiprock this morn
ing where they teach in the Indiai
summer school there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Elton McJunkin of Pennington, who
has been at Eureka, Colo, left for
the lower country this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. A. D. Armstrong arrive
from Tulson, Ariz., last evening o
her way to visit relatives at Nance;
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From Tuesdays Daily

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Mrs. ]. S. Whitney of Wichita,
Kan, passed through to Pennington,
N. NJ, this morning upon a visit to
relatives. She also has a son resident
in the Bayfield, section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Superintendent w. f. Carpenter of
the Wels-Fargo Express company,
for the western division, arrived last
evening over the Southern, and left
for Silverton. He will be back to-
night and be here all day tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Abe Nathan's Return-"A. l.. Ma
than and wife, San Juan, Porto Rico,
is the way the Strater register reads.
They arrived last evening. Mr. Ma
than was formerly in the clothing
business here and at Telluride, but
left several years ago. They plan To
visit friends here for a time and then
90 on to California, where they may
conclude to make their future home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

w. A. Perry, rancher- ordchardist,
after spending the week end in town
left for his Cedar Hill property this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

A big party of fishermen of this
city, who had been spending the week
end at Electra lake, came down from
there this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Anna Leckenby and her chill
dren arrived last evening from Tue
son, Ariz., departing this morning for
Cortez, Colo, upon a visit to her
father, Mr.. Brown, the popular hotel
man of that city.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Tom Hunt, roadmster on the Grande
fran Chama to Alamosa, who had
been over here on business, departed
east this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

Johnny Farrell is business visi-
tor in town today from the upper
Pine river.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

w. II. Harrington, cashier of the
San Juan County National bank OF
Pennington, N. NJ, came back from
attendance at the California fairs last
evening and went home this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

The Misses Martha and May Clari
of Cortez, Colo, were guests of the
Strater last evening on their way
home from Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

w. H. Mcdowell departed over the
Eastern this morning upon an extern
sive craftsmanship trip to various
points in southern Colorado.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-06-10

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VIM. Palmquist, county judge Of
San Juan county, and Pete Hansen
passed through from Silverton to Pa
gosa Springs this morning to attend
a meeting of Odd Fellows.
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Optimiit nimmt eiseac ReSisin.

4Lf sWwHIg aHZHnN."
Gr bat 3utral,er in ieine @eoi'
sin nno peiB, bob er 2%inoerung CT,
fabrt. 2eute. Die 9r. Sings Nefr
DISCOVERY fiir @rfdltitne nebmen,
iino optiniiiih. sic wiiien, oof
oieie Meoisin bic Granfbeitsfeims
I'M SaIie tootet un6 Der @otiir Sci,
@es 5ur Seilung offnet. Cine Ct.
faItune Idbt iid nidt biird ODER.
ilddIide gebanoIifrs bertreiben
man mnb an Ole @uraeI geben.
Seio optimiltiid,. $oIt beute eine
SIoide bon Gr. ains's @efp Dis
coperp. 8(abo.)
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eadien nnS aranfeu.

Cine sanS eisentimli9e 8epanbs
mis- bat ss nit ben Sadien uno
6ranten. Das a6nisrei6 @adien
Gat ndmlid etbnosrapbiid NIT Den
tpirtliden Ga9fen sar nidtS gu tun,
RE frGutiI9sn 3rsiie bes a6niss
rei9s 8aDern MIR penig nit ben
edten 5ronfen. 0ie e6ten Gahfen
pobnen in Deffolen, 9annober,
G4leswiss 5olitein, Medlenbnrg uni
Tommern, ndbreno bic 8enSltsrung
ses 8Onisreids Sadien genaii pie
bic Der fddiii6en Seraostiimer tbiis
rasiid lit. Der 9ame SadIen III
bort Elm rein bpnoitiiter, inbem rtdm-
lid bas Sous Wsttin, bic regieren6s
camille, bic fd1iiide &uripirbe ers
Iielt. Mit bieier III Der Rame Sad
len bon BEN ipirtlifen Sa1fen bic
SIDE binoufgeponbert. Mebnlid ifebi
Is nit ben Sronten. Die e9fen mob.
nsn am Nieberrbein, pGbreno Sie,
iuelde mir beute 5ranten rsniten,
cine Miiduns aus 5ranteH, Bur.
gunbern, 5eifen, 8abern, S1puben
unb Sbiirinsern iinb. SIM Sftliher
Sell Iinb auh ftapiI6e Glemsnts
harunter, tpie bic Ramen Pegntb,
&ebpib ufp. nod 3eisen. Trdnti.
fde aoloniiten auf sbemals fIapt.
fdem 8oben finb BITE 8~ranbenburl
ger. fofpie bic DIT unb @sFprsuRea
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81. soaiier @arftpreiie.

I 49,
&uf Dem @eisenmarft mar wdba
reno Der lebten @ofe feline merflife
8eranoeruns gu ipiiren. Die @ins
gauge ruaren maBis uno, obsleid int
~allsemeinen feline sroBe 9tadfrage
berri6t, baben li6 Die Breiie oenno9
sebalten uub iinb gum Sbeil iosar
eine &leinisfeit IN Die S6be sesan
gen. Slus Dem iiibli6en Sbeile luies
res Staates, Der BON l6meren &egen.
fallen oerI9ont blieb. famen Siemlib
rei6lide Senoungen berein; Slinois,
Der iibrige 5beil BON MifIouri &ans
las, Rebrasta uno Oflabpma, batten
i9wer unter BEN 8esen au leioen,
woourd bas Ginbringen Der grute
beeenteno a~ufsebalten wnroe. BIS
jeBt lit nur etpa Die Salfte Der Grit
tearGeit setban uno bas ausbrelden
erIhpert poroen, 10 baB cine mtsgie=
bise 8emesung in Der Neuernte leitt
m6sli6 cine 8erS6serllng BON einisen
3asen bis 81 5Wei @oden erfabrt,
fir Den 5al, oaB siinitises @etter
einiebt; iie mag jebod cine srOBere
G~nsoebnuns annebmen, lpllte Der
Simntel feline Sdleuien abermalS 6ffs
men. Die greile ransierten beute poll
S1.1o $50. Al bis S1.15 (9to. 2
Der neuen grute) J. Sir @o 2 oes
alten 8eltanbes murben $1.1S
sesablt. Der li6tbare Sorratb nabm
I'm 2,61L,000 8u. ab, 10 oab
nur nod 10,194,000 Su. an
Suno limb. 0as lit wsniser
ais bis 5uriif 5um Sabre 1909, in
BEN wiloe Spefllation ben Marft be-
berrl6te. gori9es. Sabr belief ii6 Der
iidtbare @orratb auf 1890, 900
8u. Sn Chicago bemestcn li6 bic
9otierungeu 5wiiben $1.ls bic
Der Maismarft Seiste taum cine
mertlide gerdnberuns; ansetot
unO 0adirase uaren mdBis nno biel
ten iid Die Usage. Np. A brafte "A
Gts., @o. 2 wei6l III Gts., Mo.
p eemiidter er5ielte bis IS Gts.
Safer ltR9 cine &leinisteit; gut
par Die Nadfrase fir beiten weiBen.
Al Gts wuroen fiir go. 4 beSabtt,
wabreub es bette Gualitdteu bis auf
494 Gts. brahten.
Neue &%artofieln itiegen im Yreile.
menn audi oas maize @etter Der leb
ten Gage einem resen Marttuertebr
Abbrud 9etbau bat. Gbip 6rilb
~tartpffeln sin9en nit Is Gts. al;
bette Marfen u%erfauiten lid) nit bis
So Cts. aite Sartoiieln werben faum
nod nerlan9t uno Weroeu nit %
Gts. pro gu. losgeldlagen.
Die 8reile auf Dem Sd)ucinemartt
itellten lid) stiuas nieoriger, nnp sipar
ginsen jun9e 8biere nit S6.23, ma.
9ere nit 500 uno bette gemaltete
nit bis $3.50 9urdihnittspreis
s7.65 biz s7.T5 ab.
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Berlin % sc. I'M gaare 1915.
sur Set Serrenbaus. seipsiger
@trube 3.
9anfl
0anfi

Bon 0en oestlden Stammesbrii.
Dem in Amerifa iinD ms fir Die
3tpede oes Soften areuSes aiis anIab
6es iiber lnrier 8uterIofro bereinge.
brodalen arieges in ol,BerSefuobn.
lidgn @nBe reiflide Mittel 5ltge'
fIoiien. Ser beipieenen bofberSi'
gen Spferfreitoigfeit lit es nit 5i
oanfen. fpeim mir Den gelpaltiaen
&nforoerimleeii, ole in oieier idape.
ren 3cit an ors &otc areu5 geitellt
Wcr0en nnb Die fortbauempo erttett
an nRs berantrctelL 5n gelrigetl
permogerl. Se6e, aud Die flcinIte
SpaNe. tot 5l ibrem Seile beige.
trageu, oel &~eraplnroetrn ltiro aralt,
fen Silfe su brirget mro rbre
Sdmcr3en SIT liiroern. Sober eill.
eelre @eber, oh arm, Oh reid, bat
uniere 9eltrebungen wirfinm unter.
ftiist uipo eleidBeTtig ourd bas ge'
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brndGe @eloopfer Dem @efiible Ger
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Dem lslhfer Sdrler ST Segillti oes
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h~e5pilnael, 70 lallae es etill5 irnrt
erfllllf c. ms mn g~eredaenl
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Seitldje. Der llldyt 5llr SSdffe gretfelt
tolldl, III airoerer Geile oehl SGter'
lalroe 81 olelleat 1llda, 70 pt e Iiif
inns llldf ilpltroer era|eocflo 81 Na)ell'
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oclli es maj per9oilnf NJ alp Der
Selfe ieliler SflFoer mrs Saterlaapo
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belltelleite Sabeil pom leiller Se9etat'
erltipg fiir ltlNere 9ercdtc Sad}e mo
bon lclner gllt 'olseffdlelp ScllllIalilg
bcreneS 3ell9ltis aolegt.
Scpi1alt beooilern iplr. DOB non
aus bls]er 1rldf, ipFe MIR germ s.
tau tNlttcll leoelll elil5elilel1, Der
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
@erIanat ipfprt.

Bir peraeben an seeignete &erion,
General Naentur FIR Sermann nnb
@aseonaoe Gountp In unieren ihon rs
Sabre burb ben pertGrbenen perrin
8 er m. 3 aorntt gut ein9efhhrten
Saushalt Mebi5inen, o%anernoer ur0
a,lter 8erbienft nnausbleiblih. anfrae
aeu iinb al ridten an: ". 9 T Il,
Glepelanb, Ohio.
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Getit F, SnrD fir Den Septembcr
Sermin 1915.
Getit

Boulware Emil stephan, jacob
RufIner, Henry Westholz
Boeuf Ernst lIoener, lily. Aufder
IIeide.
Bourbois q. Il. Sturgeon, W. $.
Murry.
Canaan-Joe Kosark, w j, Budde'
meyer, Ed. krammc.
Richland John Held, Aug. Tegeier,
G. II. 1.-THE.
Roark Joe Will, John Gabatluler,
Aug. kattlcmanu.
Hermann Aug Hes,e, \. w. Diet.
gel.
Brusl, Creek--F. 3. Murphy, VIM
Collier.
Third Creek-Iicrm. Boetcher, Chas
Aufdenkamp.
Clay Hy. Jaeneke, Il. IT.. Anfder
Heidc.
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3n pufanfeu.

eiu ldbbner @pbnbeib: z Staotlutten
gmten. tultipirten BobenS; seraumtges
Bo6nbaus, Stein9ebdu6e, CUTE Keller,
.3iferne. StaI uu6 Nebeneebauoe. Biro
5t liberalem Treis pertauft, neil Die gis
aentblmer nidt bier mobnen t6nnen.
8eaea Raberem wenbe nc Iid] an
q. 6. Settler, Sermann, RD.
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@eiBs 6sbern reinigt man
in lauiparmer Seifenlause. Nadbem
ole Sebern 70 barin seI9pentt ipurs
Den, Biz bieielben gang iauber limo,
ipiile man lie liar unO aiebe its biers
auf bura leibt geblautes Maher.Run
bride man Die 5eoern einaeln bors
ii4tis aus, bdnse iie gum Srodnsn
In bic Habe bes Sfens unb trGulels
fe ipdter nit einem Sebermefer.
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Sn b~erfanfen

sine CUTE Sarm BON ungefd6r 100
@der, Ia Meilen peftlib BON Sermauu.
Vile n6tbigen @ebdube, in sutem 8ue
itan6, iinb pprbanben, iofuie aud beitdu.
big seniieenb @aiier. 8ann iof0rt, ober
aud i'm nadbiten Serbit, in 8eiiB 9enonts
men neroen. Naberes auf Der Office
bieies 8lattes.
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3n b~erfaHfeu.

Cine tleine Sarm, z Blots un6 ettua
IA Gder auten 8obeu entbalteno, inners
baib Der Stabtsrensen bon Sermann gee
leeen. nit sutem 8obnbauie, Stauung
uno &ebene@ebauben, fleinem &einbergc
uub Sbfs8dpmen, unb an eutem Sa9re
iuese, b%eionoers seeignet fir etner 5ors
mer iuelder miinirbt naher bel Der 5tabt
an tuobnen, lit 81 pertaufeu. NacbSufrue
gen bel Rpbert @after.
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Trndt.g ranntmein.

SD babe cine sroBe Auantitdt fetuen
lelbit gebrannten Npple Sad, Bead
8ranb1 unb 5reiterihnapS an Sano, ben
ih biqig perfaufen iperbe bel Der @alonc
pber in grbBeren Anantitaten.
q ottIobS bues,
Sermaun, Mo,. So.
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Sir etne gIdn5enb auss
5ebenbe Nae tam man 8aosr
in 8orars 8oiIer nit Grfols antpens
ben; cine MeferipiBe Sorar in eiuem
@lois Daier, oamit mebrmals tag
lih mai9en. Soate Die 9art bapon
iprDbe tueroen, 10 reibe man Ite Dor
Dem S9lafen9eben nit 8lpcerin elm.
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gu ~berFamfen

Cine 9annd3, MIR wdbreno cine Satioh
benibt. II SUB lang, nit etnem 5airs
bants. MorIe Wotpr BON 4 8feroetrdft,
NGes in antem suitano. Rdheres bel
Sfbor g dmibt 2outre Silauo.
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JOHN Seibel
peliterer

@mpfe9lt iib hermit in alien Mrbeiteu
in 8oliterei, iptute im Reparieren BON
Mntraben. BORIS priuss, &tpniugs uitu.
Greiie mabis ttno Nrbeit garantirt.
@ertfatte seseniber Der Guitofice.
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Das antite Setbeata N
belt fid auf benz SopseIos bts ins 9,
Sabrbunbert.
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EN- p.rfanfm.

cine iriitmeltiss Sub ne6it 8alb.
Rm. Snrtba or ot
Sermanr, TD.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-15

Mayor FaWcett, You Wouldn't
Favor Taxing City's Dock, So
Why Then, the Light Plant :?

The purpose of these peoples projects is not
to earn money or lower the general tax rate.
THEY ARE TO SERVE THE PEOPLE. They
may take in enough money to be self supporting,
but when they take in more, the rates should be
reduced, and the public served AT COST.
So you do not tax the dock, for to do so simply
would raise it's cost of operation, and thereby
necesstate raise in it's rates, WHICH WOULD
TEND TO DEFEAT ITS OBJECT.
And just so when any charge is made against
the light fund, you are making or keeping the
rates higher than they really need to be, which
is to defeat in part the object of the plant. This
is so, whether you call the charge against the
plant gross-revenue tax, 15-mill tax levy di-
rect, or whatnot
Can't you see, mayor, that the plan the council
has concocted will be blow at the ight-user
and the water user-the 80 per cent?
Can't you see that it is as illogical to tax the
light plant and water plant as it would be to tax
the municipal dock yes, or to tax the citys
fire fighting apparatus, it's city hall site, Wright
park, or any other people owned property, the
purpose of which is PUBLIC SERVICE.
Think it over, mayor.
Do that, and Tacoma knows you will do the
square thing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-15
COUNTY BUDGET I
$165,OOO HIGHER

The eat is out of the bag.
Following weeks of ses-
sions from which the public
has been barred, the county
commissioners came through
late yesterday with a budget
for 1916 which is $105, 900
higher than last years to-
talsA
This Is about two mills higher
than last year, SO the man with a
home assessed at 900 will pay
81 more taxes for the upkeep OF
the county than he did last year.
A study of the. budget today
revealed that the commissioners
had refused to make the cut in
the road and bridge fund-which
is the county pork-barrel jackpot
WHICH many organizations, in
GLIDING even SO sympathetic one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-15
COUNCIL GETS ANGRY
At COMMERCIAL CLUB

The city council today did not
take kindly today to the Com
mercial clubs charge that it was
Juggling funds.
In fact, the council became
quite wrought up over the idea.
1t listened impatiently to the
reading of resolution passed by
the club trustees last night, and
then shouted that it would show
'em" whether they were right or
wrong.
The Commercial clubs resolu-
ton was a slap ut the council for
its evasive method Of cutting
the city budget.
II think they're badly In
formed in that matter, declared
Woods hotIy, after the docu-
ments had been read. That's
all rubbish. move that the
letters be referred to the COM
missioner of finance
why, they're asking us to do
something that we are doing"
said Mills. They're bawlinE US