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The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
WANTS TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH OLD FRIENDS ON THE
 HEIGHTS.
Publisher The Pulaskian:

Publisher The Pulaskian
 Through the courtesy of Mrs Lida Dice a copy of The Pulaskian reached me yesterday. I enclose check for one years subscription. As once lived On Pulaski Heights, and count my hest friends among the people who still live there, mother and myself desire to keep in touch with them in this way. Hoping The Pulaskian may live long, I am respectfully yours. Edith R. Haman, Denver, Colorado.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

St. Marks Church (Episcopa) - The Rev. R. w. Hawkins, rector; E. s. R. Sharp, lay reader Fourth Sun day after Easter. No early service. Sunday School promptly at 9:45 a. m. Sermon and Holy Communion at IL o'clock. Evening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock. The regular meeting of St. Marks Guild at the parish house as usual Tuesday. Meeting of the Ju- pior Guild at the home of Mrs. R. w. Emerson, 522 Pine street at, at 4:30 o'clock The following Sunday. May g. the Rt Rev. James R. Winchester. bishop of the Diocese of Arkansas, will be at St. Marks to administer the rite of Confirmation to the class of candidates, and will preach at Il o'clock a. m.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

County Demonstration Agent George C. Pye and Miss Minnie Allen, in charge of the Girls Canning Club work in Pulaski County, visited tho Pulaski Heights School this week in the interest of gardening.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
tllLLcREST HEALTH CLUB WILL
 PICNiC

Instead of regular morning meet ing on Wednesday, the ladies of the Hillcrest Health Club will have a pic nie Saturday evening at o'clock on
 the lawn opposite the residence Of Judge Carroll D. Wood. All ladies of Hillcrest are invited to come with
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

Forest Park Methodist Church - Sunday School at 10 a. m Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. by the pastor, tn Rev. A. c. Graham. Helping Hands and Happy Hearts Club meet ing at 8 D. m. Epworth League at 7 D. m, leader, Mrs. Fred Smith La dies Missionary meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Heriot, at 2 p. m.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

First Presbyterian Church of Pu- Isski Heights, corner of Sixth and Walnut streets; the Rev. Samuel Stanworth, pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., Charles s. Harley, super intendent: classes for all ages. Both a. m. and p. m. will be conducted by the pastor. Midweek service, Wednesday evening at o'clock. The St. Phillip Society will meet Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in the church. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

Work Starts on College Site;
 to Spend $loo,OOO This Year

their husbands and children and bring lunches. The picnic meeting will be continued once a month through the hot weather period.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
SIXTH GRADE TO BE ADDED

Four-Room Brick Is Promised For Next Year If Attendance Continues to ncrease--Present Crowded Con- dition Will Be Relieved By i'm provement Authorized, Directors Claim-Patrons Will Continue Ef forts to Better Conditions.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
BUILDINGS TO FACE SOUTH

Main Entrance to Be on Twenty-fifth Avenue, Between Magnolia and Poplar Streets-Springs to Be a Prominent Feature of Landscape Plan Designed by F. M. BlaisdeIl-- Analysis Shows Water of High Quality.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
MUST HAVE WALKS
 FUR MAIL CARRIERS
PoSToFFIcE DEPARTMENT IS READY TO EXTEND FREE DE- LIVERY SERVICE TO FOREST PARK WHEN IMPROVEMENT ARE MADE.
sUPT. NEWTON PAYS VISIT

Growth of Western Section of Pulas- Xxi Heights and Starting of Street Building Noticed By official-Ac- cuisition of Little Rock College Will increase Population to Required Number For Separate Carrier Route.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30
PARK SCHOOL GETS
 ONE MORE PORTABLE

SUPERINTENDENT HALLS REC CONTAMINATION FOR ADDITION OF ROOM AS TEMPORARY FIX PEDIENT IS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD.
The Pulaskian., 1915-04-30

UNDERBRUSH WILL BE CLEARED FROM ENTIRE FORTY ACRES TO MAKE ROOM FOR ExTEN- SIVE IMPROVEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
CLOUD or GERMAN NOTE
STILL CHECKS MARKET
Until That Is Lifted There Will BE
Uncertainty and Hesitation
on Change.
TORS ARE TIMID
First Hour Of Trading Secs Fair Vol
ume of Business, hut Remainder
OF Session Is Marked by Dizziness
and Irregularny.
by RKONDNN Will.

NEW YORK Juno Anticipation or
ier. Sr TO III. A'TEs lea s n"s p
change Until that cloud is lifted. uncer
tain,y and hesitation promise to prevail.
frs: hour at somewhat higher prices. TO
days dealings were featured by duluess.
United states stesi Reading ana raid
weak. wh;ls Reading CLOSED mt net gain
90 ~ points on short covering
tantditn Pacific was ugain prominent
for further declines largely on London se'i-
fre y rI'i Canadian was IA" lowest
Tuesdays tnal United states Rubber closed
dend may he reduced at tho next hoard
inE. To-, It's carly gain duisfirE a. loss
az -. points other war stocks were quiet
ais" We're the c"rrers. Rails. to which
attention Was directed on III" lav"rHhIe Bal
tinore and ohio earnings dciract"d in In
'crcst. and their prices accorded with IL"
General saEsios tendency. Raltim"r" ant
ohio VS. Tho exception. rerHiniuc Is al
Nance Of Tuesday and closing fractionalv
higher
Bond trading to-day was the hcavics,
~ tins week. and a large share is under
Institutions. In this connection II i in
te"estinC to note that transactions arc BEING
with which to subscribe - tho big LOAF,
nri'ishsrs are wishdrawins their desPos!as
Of the securities held &c collateral. an i'm
rnr;art amount OF which is in american is
sues.
Minneapoli. and 81. Louis stock ana bonds
advanced markedly on renewed rumors that
control would be acquired by the 500 which
would guarantee dividends to he inRugurated
ou The preferred.
Wabash preferred a" selling when, and
81 issued on tho curb 1t is said. may pay
sanizat!on IL Completed This. I, is
learned may happen In six weeks six
months as the reorganization committee
other necessary details.
NEW YORK. Tune Foreign affairs
Ing governed by the Russian defeat Ga
ii,ia and further selling Of American
curit!es in London. While these sales in
themselves were not extensive. they were
madam Pacific To iiis,, the lowest since 1905.
Conditions abroad were further complicated
by renewed weakness here in French aud
German exchange
with advances in other coal shares Cur
nished 81 tho few features -: tho Hay.
War spcCiaities were more variable than
usual. declines and advances being fairly
divided. Corpers were lower
The effect OF additional foreign offers were
apparent in tho irregular market for bonds.
particularly the international group. Among
tho minor stocks some gains Were made.
United States bonds unchanged on call.
NEW YORK, June cs-Mercnntile paper
.i4I3a.. Sterling. s!Nty-day bills Siio52:
for demand, s+.7@io; for cables :i77I5. Bar
silver, isAt Mexican dollars; 5Sis Govern
ment bonds, steady. Railroad bonds. irrcru-
lar Time loans. steady: sixty days. ~:
ninety days. -; Six months, cSn3. Cali
money. rteady: ruling rate, ~.
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TRUSTEES SALE

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME AND ABOUT
FOUR ACRES OF LAND IN THYj
VILLAGE OF BENSLEY. CHESTERl
FIELD COUNTY. VIRGINIA, ON THEj
PETERSBURG ELECTRIC LINE]
ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
MoND. AT STOP 81.
trust to the undersigned trustee. dated
once Of Chesterfield Circuit Court III
been made in tho payment OF the d DAN
therein secured and being reouiredi sd
TO do by the beneficiary, I will sell al
pubic auction on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE 2s. 1915.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ,
the real estate described in said deed
Lot No. !, containing four acres, Id
tho plan OF Bensley. in Chesterfield
County. Virginia: The plat Of said piaI
OF Sensiey Is Of rece5d in the
swineford Road and tho R ae 1U5msf and ID
Petersburg Turnpike. and is furthe d
ton Of said lot No. l."
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray tn 4
expenses or executing this trust, In !
Guiding the trustees commission of d
per cent and all taxes. levies and In
SuTdHCc premiums unpaid at the tima
of sale, and also n ratable proportion
OF the taxes for the current year. and
notes for the sums OF $104.l8 and
s2oS2. duo May 16. 1915. and on a credid
as to the notes now outstanding and
described In said deed Of trust Vi.
due November 16. 1915: $10S.s4. dut|
February 16, 1916; S11058. duo May Isl
1916; $112.24. due August It, ie16I
s113.92, due November To- 1916; S115.63I
Nay is. 1si7; siS25s l due S1AU August o is1
1915; Si7.6I. due November Is, 1916
sl6.os; due February is: 1916; si4.42)
due May 16. 1916; S12.76. due August
IS. 1916; $l1.0S. due November 16, 1916
1897. due February 16. 1917: 1854. dud
Said credit payments to be secured
by deed Of trust. The residue Of thd
purchase money in equal installme nts1
at one and two years from the dan
Of the sale. for notes. with iinterey]
added and secured by deed of trust
or for all cash, as to said residue a 4
the option Of the purchaser.
Above sale subject to n prior deed
Of trust to the undersigned trusted
duly recorded In said court in D. I'll
123. page $50. securing the principa
sum Of s1,90o.0o, with Interest thereof
from September "a, 1914.
r. A LANCASTER. JR.,
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

nned siehdS. Butter. unsettled. Cheese
hrm spot coffee. quiet; Rio 80. .lac. Santos
There MAS another active trade in cot
tonseed oil to-day. Early liquidation and
Nearish crop news produced forenoon heavi-
ness but later extensive covering. with SUN
port from reancries and the strength ot
IArd caused n quick recovery. and tho close
vance. f "
,, Tho market Ct closed arm: spot 1886. 10;
CO; September e,ilI64S: October. 6.t2aS.A:
November 6.to962: December 6i3S6 6:
Jnnuarv. t4Sy6.9 Total sales. q. 2no hnrrcls
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

G. HICAGo. June @S-HoEs. weak: bulk
S! tas;. a. light, s7.ioTs7.so: mixed $3.50
VIZ; heavy. sI.0oTt13s: rough. s7.o0Ts7 u: :
ntEs, S.o1TsI.+o Cattle, strong: native heet
steers. scSTs?.7o: Western steers. 37.l01ss 80:
COWS and hei:ers, S3.njTS.io: calves 5000
5000. sheep firm; sheep. s5.5oIss 40; lambs
8. .ooISa.r": springs 81. 55us:ol0
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

= F!CEl!llONU, IA, Gums y, I!J5.
Best steers. sNGS;a: medium to good. 7MeIs:
common to fair. 6isnI best heifcrs. 7isNS:
medium to sood: 7q5is; common TO fair; 81
common 20 fair, 4iag%h: best oxen. 6hm7i. ;
medium 70 good, eG6,s: common TO fair. sac;
best sheep. 5Gsi2: medium to good. 4gIis:
common 10 fair. 3hG4: best lambs. Q; COM
mon to good. 'hfs: best hogs 7G7,. sowa
and stays. sac; fresh cows, stodsSO.
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ALTON HOUSE

Opened June LIST Owing 20 its ele-
walton. the dry. salubrious climate, tho
absence OF dews and the constant
breeze. Alton is one of the most health
full OF all the Virginia resorts.
Address MRS. JANET r. GOODLoE.
Alton Va
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CHICAGO GRAIN MaRKET

CflCAGo. June 23-ind!cntionS of 4 de
cided Improvement Ia export business turned
inc wheat market to-day from. weak ncss to
NNrnsih As result prices closed steady
~ &c TO &c net advance. Other leading
htAnlen- too. all scored net Eaihs-corn iIllkc
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SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING
Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

Beautiful mountains: always cool: elevation
900 n YOU va1uo health. pleasure. rest.
como. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood. gen
cral debility. rheumatism. kidney. anu
stomach troubles. Free amusement dancing
pool. tennis. croquct: good table: reasonab!e
rates; cap 500: booklet II. C. Carter. prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
ELKTON HOTEL. Elk,on VI.

On Shenandoah River. Pass fishing; boat.
ing. Beautiful location: surrounded by
noun tains Cool: breezy. High ceilings
Wide por"hes. ELK Lithla Water: for Ma
Graham. Manager
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

EIEHSBUI9G PEANUT MARKET.
,Renortsd BY Rodgers. Plummer & Co. Incl
Farmers stoek-Market STEADY. First quail
ity Sc per hashel: orgrade. 4oc to soc per
oushei. virglnians-Farmers' stock-Market
steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3isc per pound ::
fancy handpickcd, SIC per pound extra
prime. Sc per pounds; Smelling stock. &c to
nc per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

bought some good-szed lots of sheetin.s
and OsnaburSs for delivery up to the end OF
the year various kinds OF coloied goods
were called for by the cutters zoe quick
delivery. Prices generally steady
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NAVAL STORES.

. SAV .A, Ga. June 23.-Turren,ine.
shipments. 6.ses casks: stocks. 3i,oii cnsls
ltosinL firm; sales. 1852 barrels; receipts
J :2os barrels: shipments. e2& barrels; stocks.
sos: F.. 3l6: F.. as; G.. H.. $50; l.. $50
TSio; X SIe; NJ, 40; ~, S.Dq5s7; wg.,
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HID: AM WOOL. MARKET.

MARKET CONDITION.
The market on hides IS very firm on ac-
count OF scarcity, and II is believed the
market Will continue In this healthy condl-
non Tor some time. Wool IS also very
active and In good demand.
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BOND LIST

Alta ntic Coast Limo LIST Observation-Disclosures. siha
a. &. Ii. and y. Observation-Disclosures. IS
a. c. l.. CIV Is tin Bal;imore).......... ST
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. Absence. 73
LiGEett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l23&
1.oriilard IS l:2
Norfolk and Western ~. ii3s. ........... .o3is
SeahSafl AIT Line stamped 4S............
Seaboard Air Line adj. is................ s5I
Southern Pacific cv. Recommendations. 81
Southern Railway 4s........................ COS.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 9Sl,
u. s. Register cd -. 1880 (bid)...-... ~
=. S. Registered IS ielS ,hid) .......... 1904.
I. 8. Registered Panama SIS. 1851 Odd. l0Qi;,
y. S. Registered IS, 1925 tbid) .......... 100
United States steel I'd observation-disclosures. 1927.
Virginia Brown Bros. Gifts wv. Va).... GS
Ma. Ry. and Power 6s (asked).......... IS
Va. Car Chemical Co. IS Odd ...-.... PC
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. .o,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
ELAN G. FUNSTEN.
Auctioneers.

The purchaser may borrow ON IN.
above property through us. or nroh.
ABLY through his own broker-66 De,
cent or It's value for liberal tern, al
per cent and usual costs
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
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Crockett Arsenic-Lithia
Springs and Baths

Open June I: elevation 215o feet Cures
nervous prostraton. dyspepsia. Kidney dis
eases. malaria. rheumatism and skin trou-
bles. and female ire gularitics. Clears and
beauties the complexion. Write for book
let. NJ. c. THOMAS. Crockett Springs Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
by Lovy Commission COZ
Rlchmond. Va. June 2s. 70,
live pn,tltrx

Black eye peas. No. :. busnel. .....c so to s1
POTATOES. Irish. No. !. bushel.... 80 to
Dried aprics bright shccd.... 3hto
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Foultry-Chcken receipts light; market In
GOOD condition. Hcns-dull. Egss-Market
duii; outlook lower; demand very light
Sutt-r-Market firm; receipts light: market
In splendid condition. Country meats re
main duh. ilidcs-Market in good active
condition. Wool--Market firm. Live stock
In general selling. line veals especially
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
COTTON MARKETS

SEW YORK, june 23.-While generally
hss!!sh View appeared 10 DO taken OF wealth
er and crop news in tie cotton market
here to-day. offerings We're comparatively
l!Eht aa prices rallied quite sharply with
tas close ar!U at not advance OF 3 10 1;
points
ehiss vera abou; as expected, and the
local market opened steady at decline
q: 20 points advance. but soon cascG off
under reaewc: scattering July liquida-
ZION ana some foreign selling o: the later
deliveries. Lat" turns in the liverpool mar
Eet were tollp"e! ~ rally here which
carried prices olci: 20 about last nish,s
closing hsG!cs. during the middle OF the
morning. Generally speaking weather con
ait!ons were considered favorable and fcl
lowing The publication of the weekly report
OF IN" Weather Bureau. Indicating ,hat
Ire crop haa made good progress or the
average. prices again eeseG Of under scat
ter!nE Liquidation and local selling Tais
decline vas rEecFcL at net loss OF about
10 points ey covering and the market
!aio' rallied % 'rot buying and d moderate
demand through housed With New Orleans
connections Possibly the failure Of the
he"Tisn weekly report % create more sell
ing % recent sellers Oh the advance. and
closing prices were th" best ~ Tho day.
Spol cotton. quiet. M!lo'iug uplands
$50 sales none Tho futures market
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MILLBOR0 SPRINGS uOrll1,.

MILLBORO SPRINGS HOTEL.
Millboro Springs.
Bath County, Va
Ten minutes ride from Millboro Sta
tion. main line Chesapeake G. Ohio
railroad Altitude over 1000 feet. Cool
nights. Cuisine speciality. Terms
Booklet on application,
giving analysis of mineral waters
j. GRAHAM DAVIDSON
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

NEW ORLEANS. June . Cotton mas.
onl' small .,rice changes to DAY. losing
al net gain Of TO z points Last price
We're within noint Of the hes, Al OH.
time IT. the carly trading, the market stood
at net decline O: to po!n,s nu,
bears seemed 20 prefer 20 even up old bust
ness rather tnln 10 take new and va Iu.s
wcIe fairly wei! sustained thereafter.
The weekly weather reportn were -nnr.
favorable than expected, bu, their Influence
offset by the uncertainty ~ thu. rrcct
OF Yesterdays storm In the northern ;,,ri.
OF the bet Officials reportt from q iarg.
part Of the belt were lacking hut private
cornmunsca; ions was that crop damsrc had
been dom.
Late in the sesr!on shor,s increased their
dernsnos for covcrs and tho fnhrke, tool.
on a better tone than wac shown =, any
previous part OF the session. The better
feeling induced moderate buying for iong
account.
spot cotton quiet. unchangef. MitdI!nr
svoc. Sales on The spot, 2f0 bales. 20 al
rive. 40 bales.
Cotton futures closing: July. .I3: october,
oG: December, aTs; January. 80. Mach
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

new YORK, June @.-Port movement,
H!ddlinG. 9.e9c stock. SO 80 bales.
Total to-da y4t All aorts-Nei receipts
30 ooaies: exports sos bales stock sea
&3i bales
Total tor week-Sct receipts, 'soss nae.
exports. 81 sJs bales
oTta ltOr E-asoH-Sei receipts fUSts go
bales: e1po-s, 500 80 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, June Z-Raw sugar steady:
Centrifugal. kt3gt.Ss; Inolahses. A0saAE: 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

NEW YOKk, June "3-Mcrcnntile paper.
:i4I3a.. Sterling. s!Nty-day bills. Si7o52;
for demand. si.7Sjo: for cables :iT1lf. Bar
silver. isA. Mexican dollars. ISL. Govern
ment bonds. steady. Railroad bonds. irrcru-
lar Time loans. steady: sixty days, ~:
ninety days. Is; Six months. cH13. Call
money, Etcady: ruling rate. ~.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

Sagadahoc county. for clerks in tn.
office Of register of deeds, three hun.
dred twenty-five dollars; for clerks in
the Office of register of probate, three
hundred twenty-five dollars: for clerks
in the office of clerk of courts, -four
hundred dollars
Somerset county, for clerks in IN.
office of register OF deeds, ave hundred
dollars; for clerks In the ONCE of rer.
lister Of probate. one hundred fifty dol.
lars: for clerks in the office of clerk
of courts, six hundred dollars
Waldo county, for clerks in the of.
fee of register Of deeds, seven hundred
eighty dollars: for clerks In the Office
Of register of probate. one hundred
dollars: for clerks in the Office of cierk
Of courts, I'VE hundred dollars.
Washington county, for clerks In thu
ONCE Of register of deeds, i've hundrrS
twenty dollars; for CLERKS In the offics
Of register Of probate, I've hundred
twenty dollars; for clerks In the offacs
of clerk of courts. FIVE hundred TWEEN.
ty dollars.
York county, for clerks In the ofYics
of register of deeds. one Thousand air
hundred dollars: for clerks In the OF.
flee of, register of probate, one thou.
sand dollars; for clerks In the office OF
clerk of courts, seven hundred fifty
dollars.
Section 2. All acts or parts of act,
inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
TApproyed AprfI q 1871
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

the provisions of sections five to ten
inclusive of chapter forty-seven,
shall have authority to extend It's
lines to connect with the feed lines
of a corporation generating and sell
ing electricity, and such corporation
shall be obliged to furnish electrici-
~ II requested to the extent OF Its
reasonable capacity and at reason
tiles Commission shall so order upon
application therefor, after public
hearing of all parties interested. and
said commission shall be authorized
shall safeguard the rights and inter-
ests OF both the generating company
and the distributing company.
Petition for public hearing may
be made by ten individuals who con-
template the organization of q cor
commission may hold its hearing
thereon and make its order and IL
the petitioners organize corpora
ton and begin business within one
year said order shall be operative
and effective to give authority to
said corporation SO that said sec
ton as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Section L. Corporations for the
operation OF telegraphs or tele-
GRAFTON OF both telegraphs and tele-
phones, and corporations for the pur-
pose OF making, generating, selling
distributing and supplying gas or
electricity or both for ligh ting. heat
purposes. in any city or town. or two
or more adjoining cities or towns
within the State. or for either or any
such PURPOSES. may be organized I'M
der the provisions OF sections Ave to
but no corporation so organized. per-
son or association shall have author
ity, without the consent of said Pub-
lie Utilities Commission. to furnish
its service in or to any city or town
in or to which another corporation,
is authorized to furnish similar
service,
Provided. however, that any cor
poration authorised to make. gener-
ate. sell. distribute and supply cleo
tricity may sell and distribute cleo
tricity to any other corporation simi.
larly authorized, and may sell and
distribute electricity to any street
railroad company.
Any corporation organized under
inclusive Of chapter forty-seven,
lines to connect with the feed nnea
of a corporation generating and sell
ing electricity. and such corporation
shall be obliged to furnish electricity
sonable capacity and at reasonable
rates, provided the Public Utilities
Commission shall SO order upon ap-
plication therefor. after public hear.
ing Of all parties interested, and
said commission shall be authorized
to fix such terms and conditions as
shall safeguard the rights and inter
| ests OF both the generating company
and the distributing company.
Petition for such public hearing
| may be made by ten individuals who
contemplate the organization Of a
corporation as above provided anc
t the eon and make itr order and III H
the petitioners organize corpora.
| ton and begin business within one
year said order shall be operative
and effective to give authority t6
| said corporation
Approved April 2, 1871