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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Maine Press Head
Sounds Warning
To Newspapers

Portland, Oct. s-Cha~ies Il Fog
Of Eoa1cor v,as eiecceG T1resl den "a
me 1asu--g ysE Of The Name Press
AssociA-Cu L. Is annual meeting
LIE morning - The Council rocE q.
the CRY Aal. = =. Pa-1ez =. Skrw-
AeEa. was eisc.s6 sec-e--v and
treasurer. President Charles 2. Fiy-.
ot The Ksnnsbec Journal. ANGUISH
presided
President Fly1t 4 his opening az
Dress, sracad thar ne purpose Of -.s
meeting was ID 14scUss business znC
make plans far ne oeI1a-us1- Of ne
advertising anc printing business I
Is hoped -aa1 when the rwo-day ses-
SION Il concluded -aa- me assoC1a-
lun viii have accom pliEne1 some
things that WI De q -sal value u
ne nfwsps pers and The JOB pr-llErs
u Name.
Don c SeE-z. business manager II
Lhe New YORK World arrived n
Portland Ills morning aac spoke a.
the banquet n the evening 5n The
Nswspa psrs and the Community.
Eou. JOIN 9 Aoors, first assistant
postmaster genera. and Eon. Ca--Er
z. Aeene. 1-eCL1r Of pGs1a. SAVINGS
sysrsn. also Epuks.
II P-esiosn. F1y1c's address ID rhs
members al the meeting LIS morn
nE. ne s.a-ad that when the ASSOC
clalca met ane year ago z. Wafer
vile me COUNTY, H2s n the LE-oes
Of a world cnne1CL To-day We ara
passing through one OF ne Erea1asr
iaoCr and soc.al Eares-s the w0rl6
has svsr Witnessed. The newspa. srs
particularly Fave been vs-y hard IL
lCortiunes 81 Page -coi. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
British Miners
Demands Before
Lloyd=G George

London, Oct 9--he demands Of
ne 5I----st. Miners. backed and l.
1nrse6 ny me General British -~ade
Cnon Congress tor Inc NG-lo1.a IA
-lon OF Br1-lsn C0al Mines. ware
laIG be10re Premier Lloyd George To
cay ty representative OF the par
L.ameElA-y committee Of the trades
Gr1Du congress and me miners fed
sr2l0r- As u happens. !. r Thorn
as. sec-s-Arv Of Lae National Unlor
Of EZllwag---eu and leader Of me
recent strike WIS called upon 70
memo the depU-a-1or which. by pre-
seD-o- 70 the prime minister Lhe
resolution adopted a. the Glasgow
Convention. pleG--ag Lns trades
Unions - Go-opera1E win The miners
federation n t:1D pel-GE LAs govern
rlent % accept nalunI4 LEaaan O.
MINES aces me government with al
industrial crlsls eI no less import
aacs Laau Lt.a1 brought about BY Lae
E,a4li'ua2 strike EGs1 ended
-ICva GeGrg@ WI De called. AZ
nCUncea 5e@o;-s parliament adjourn
&c. Ia Sas government would MOI
accept the maturity -epu-- Of the
cGa- coE1D-es u-der S- Jo1n san
key, recommending shorter hours.
higher wages Eaa reform II tie
ownership sys1sn aaG suggesting Ia
LlGna-lEa-lcR 1UI SID mar the -1r-
e-'nnenc wUl4c institute some eor.rr
OF gul-1 control OF -ae INDUSTRY.
E-aoer- smile, head O. the miners
federation, stated -te case tor la
Naturalization. ae was supported by
Frank Hodges and William Brace Of
me miners federation. TIE latter Of
The South v aJts Miners Federation
ana formerly under secrerz--v far
home AFFAIRS II me AsCI.s1h caalzzet-
The proceedings Of r,le conference
We're private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
SIX ARRESTED IN
LOTTERY RAID AT
MEDFORD. MASS.

MeE1gr-, Mass. OCT Six M
We're arrested and s. So: n cash ssszed
= d rag 9v agents Of me waern n.
u a-d society and aeCT1rd police Z
II alleged betting pool a me Ha--
ness EacE meeting n Continuation
Park Ia6Ev
5amDeI English II G-aa1e Sennp
Park Y. 4. was held II Cash bonds
II s16B6 anc each Of ne others. Dan
ii Ellss Of Portland. Thomas :. Wa
SCH Of ZeG90rC., Cye1r.e Brown +
Boston. John Z. Johnson IF Rocaes-
ls-, Y. Il and john Chen Of pniIs-
dslpf11a furnished Ssno bonds. They
ara charged with promoting Ior1ery
and beTL2nE On horse racing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Open Trial of Long
for Murder of
Woman In Vermont

8i0Ts-peL.F-. =. Oct 9-Srz1s A.
lorney L 2 DAVIS. outlining the
state case -1GaT n rne trial OF
George a LorE for ths murder CT
hrs. Lucinda T. 2rD1GweT. SAID rta-
evidence uru.d Do Introduced 70 shov
Long swnerea,aeE-s Du The night The
woman vas k[ziea He SIR that his
assocIa14ors with Mrs RruaEweu
would No brought cut. and TIA. WI
nesses would testify Regarding Ihe
mater n which Mrs Parker con-
Quoted a lodging house which NJ
Br3AcwnH is alleged II have visited
fsv hours before her death Mrs
Parker was jointly indicted with
Long and vii re tried ia1er
The jury WIS completed this fore
noor- After the opening statement by
Mr.. Davis. the jury was taken ID
Barre where the various places cal
&c with he murder were pointed ou--
The first witnesses viii De heard To-
nDr-ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Ee,Ert Ping IL

New Jrk oct 4--0rgasrzon =
piers and -a1wav 1aru1aa4s Win
ocean bound @-Aig.-. substitution Il
soldiers 1or strikers OF me army
t-aaspc-- piers II E0bokan an6 -z11-
9-a0Qn Ct charge -1a. radical ela-
ner-s were -espOnsZbls for these coa-
Onions wern tie Outstanding 6swAiop-
Dec-s tonight IF the strike Of instr
GEMS" lnngshGremen VINO walked OF
Z defiance NJ ne aEce,s n their IL
re-1a2onaI union The 1er are d.
handing a wage n s n aoU- WIN
double pay ar overtime
Delivery 0f al freight recurring
light anchorage n New York Ea,-bnr
was stopped early II the cav ~ Y
\. Pollock G1recLz- OF -ne Lc1-a5
SrE-es Railroad administration TITS
was followed ny Ri announcement
ira. permits . ~acs.ve Hra1g-. -a-
CURED Under W. time -e--1a-loas.
Sill = sEecc w1Ul5 Dc -ssuec only =
those a5is = handle = -hen1sel vas
= continuation a. lie strike = was
pointed oU- would -asul- II f1rc1rE
congestion q. a. important 1s-r-Laa Is
--N~ l>-AL -A-AA----@ G-40 tsl-Af-
basly further was Al-eazy cn-gSes
Of perlshaolF Products arr piled high
On local piers waiting q ae moved
while parry ioRdeC sn-qs are ned 10
piers waiting ID -aceive their 9uI
cE-Eoes. Staal6h4 De companies are
required u1 pay from s25p u s8DB q GAY
which charges for ear: Tar -tlE1 me
sl7-ps ara NED ID a. he Pier
President T '. o'Cuunn-. president
Of the International -anssnoranen :
union U0ClEa- DraGlcIad At early END
Of ne strike tie nag u-ra6 n ltyvv2
delegates IF me G-1un z persuade L.
nen ID return - work
One Sgt II weakness on -he Da-- Il
the strikers occurred today w-ar -7sr
engaged II ne bunks-.rC II .gaz FIR
army transports offered 70 return r
work Thar aEe- probably VI ~
accepted. = was sand Aaea-H HI.
leaders # r1s strikers caIle6 Z ~leA--
liz tonight and appointed a carnzu Z
Tee Of I've ro -'v1sir ne piers ana u =
oE- me men waU haven struck
Another sEurT X orlrg anou- 81
A-2cA3ie adjustment vii Ne ma il
-8nor-5w by the National &C 7us--
nenc corlD2sslCn II which Prof WI
liam z Ripley u Harvard L u4v=rsi-v
Is chairman. Nj C'Csnnor and jos
aph RYAN viii -eprassn- tt1e Inrarra-
LIunal LpnEshGramsn UNION. Oak
lev n ood and Frederick -appIr ne
Shipping interests and BENJAMIN II
Squares executive secretary If rs
board VII represent the Tinted
Sca1as Department Of Labor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

~1l-a-c, OCL. 9--he Worlds base
championship peroant 1cr 1g-9
~ @-on EsGlaod Field. C1acin-
E aGt sea.cn.
n. Aara1s a.sleces invaded hes
e .s----ary today E.G ANNEXED The
.E.-. ant deciding game against
tie Chicago White Sex by a score
% ID 8
re Feds started after the game
ne oErsFt- They landed on WI
ms left handed a+-a~i-Es WITH a
examination which sem Mn IT'D
=cl uslon oefore the -Azrd man was
= and Eli James VIM hurts 1-un
tae other slds. was --oCec Out
f-n-ae TITS were scored aE a ll4aus
INC one II James. . L was he la
srs first appearance 4 the series
kaa he Jag 4 tar-lhls L1R Until the
Ex-h vnsn with TWO men OF -he
kicks he was given the oeckarnE
k-Ear nv Manager Gleason. and Roy
iG1sca- also Z right handler cane
IN ID remain through the haIo-
z4s-- The invaders continued their
-sluuEa1 and SER three -uas across
r. --boer II the seventh the
E-2-v nu-isr was somewhat wild
h. walked TWO men. pU- No ru1s
ua.-a scared by the leg weary cham.
|-lnns-Lo-5e II the eighth they AZ
I'D another and let l. 80 a. -.1a--
|-ea-- position was So secure that
7er appeared Indifferent even bored
ne Sex rally which had the 81
az largely, Of merely Stretching
If. .nuzast OUT IT'D The longest Of
n series. aamsly, TWO hours and .
---Z-I-ss-
ne remarkably good weather Of
- series Was aEain n evidence aaG
gSe persons paac II see the mas
,-n q the local Idols
IN started the first inning tar
Il Ea6s by popping % A1soe-g,
0aanerr singled 70 center. L was
~ aHE.-asng Of -ne END Groh ssCT
ara TT, the right garden Iaacesis
-vz--,r.rc around II third. A1Usn de-
;a-nc rnsels n On the enstaUEcI
W. 2 dUuble = -ign. scoring Dan
,a-- VIZ ne first -un IF the game.
I'm n ne throw ID the plate went
--~1- Duncan singled ID lsI
..7-,7E --ch and Eousn. This
.-,as II waIiops ended W-llamE
.-ae- Is Z major 1eaEae pi1cner -or
--v a4aasrn. lanes relieved hin but
rss Wiz and k5pf walked on tour
- 7ras. James sIeacled when
81. sa-p6 Nsale and -as la--ar Struck
Ea-1den ss-L a single ID cen-
81 sending Duncan home Eller
Vs. - ina OUT OF a Hy % Felsc1
e.. EcL
NJ sex Started out as : they n
arcac n GO what they CID II IN
-7a -ae other day. overcome
r.. - lsad eor a victory. Inc
nh. VS. snor- lived. hcwevar- -it~
n.c s.-e.ad . Ief- and went u ln1ra
-8u.as' double u lef- csnIAr
r=ara. struck a. Two and missed
-c VS. --11rned ny -7e 10pI-e Ina
.a xnc-ic nave stuck a. me ta-ra
me- -ae Best jackson ccplG 40 On
-.l 7.aa.slun was . pop ID 70 snor-
ST.. VS. evan iess able 10r Ne
--.lE CT and those VINO HaG Sc
- r - sarles seen the Sex c4e
1a~es t1r lack Of Els a. the 1fg1-
II rs nope r.Eht there
-1---aea ., Page Coo. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Longshoremeu
Place Case in
handSOf Union

New York. Oct s.-oEcers of the
International Lalgsnorensu's Jlon
which mas not authorized the wax
ouI s1-sc-4og many thousand work
srs al LIS port succeeded r1nzg,7t
a. & mass meeting Of strikers Il
Ta-nR1y hal II inducing me men
70 oiE-ce Their case n the hands u
1-C1 atdcia-s for settlement They
wer'e unable, however. % INDUCE 1as
strikers d return pending negoua-
IONS.
TIE aclDn IF str ka--who napa peer
CHARGED nv T. Y. CfCnnnor, president
Of TIE International with having been
led ne he Ualk0ur BIZ : u u .u1ia-
ences-wRs hated by cUrser-'at5pa
unaon SIS as sign mat -ns Eu1e--a-
-uuAl L 1ncs more gaming cuu--Dl ai
I,H ae1 bers.
JOHN Rally. al ll1s--alnnE. IeRae-
WIN ado-ss#e5 rt1e mee-,nE was ss1ect-
&C chairman u q cun-I-.ae cu---1r,s-
NE Lc-ee -En-essn -a-.ne &C sach q -ns
- lncals lrvclvsa- This cu-r-n1-.es Is
scheduled . mes- REPRESENTATIVES. u
-El- shipping interests culnD--ow The
e -l1Ir - &lsD VII Wal N IL CCun-
auc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Two Ease afcs- Tcush = z. Collins.
Weaver, Jackson. Three Ease al.x
Srr<, Ganra. -arne runs. Jackson.
Sroien bases. Neaie. Ea-r. e Collins.
Sacrifice nies- Duncan. 7auoe-- Left
IN bases. Ci,rirnari = Chicago g.
Eases on tzlik. Of EIier 1isoera3
oH James k1rf. Neaie. Faith B. CT
Wilkinson (korS, Eath. osuos-.
anc Nsaie9- rEts- OF Williams .
n - innings; CT James 8 IN . "a
innings meme cut - six-n), cH Mi
kinson in q innings. -zt sy PITCHER,
~ janses fEHers- ny Wisseisoe
(Eousn1, ty Esier Murphy. Struck
cut ty James : {N.aie. Rzrn BY
Wilkinson : Gron. Elier). ~ Elier
: Viewer. Fe.scn. Sisoe-s. James.
Wiisirsnn)- Losing pitcher. Williams.
7 inc 1T Umaires- Naiiin 5enin-
Plata. SInsse- n first Evans At sec
onc, 2Gisies ~ tr1ira-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Reds in Ambush
Fire on L. S. Squad
Near Gary. Ind.

"a -a1.. oc. "a squad o. -n-aAa
>---s sLlolers Il AT a--nnroi4e WIS
-s s9n e-ur ambush roGay II Sa-y'
- Jack believed - have oesn
-.---- IS. ? l.ts.as...rner.r CT radicals. was
ea 5.--lrr ne GG-k hours 11s4
ing lawn ~ Sergeant MAJOR
4e~z. ser-lca win i've other mem
re 5s-n Infantry pa1rullec TIE
b ne sDuta END o1 me s-s'el
v re .Bu- snpts went Wild
al.-- @.n-ich. followed by ms men
-,.-, ON re automobile and caa-s-
Imp 8f bushes rom BENIN
tx a--ack was MADE but me as
az escaped
~. atcle-s, armed with rifles re-
----,.". IN, opening FIRE. earring n NV
ae-~ans no1 Implicated IN the al
ne an5Uscade is the 1rsf oVe--
las aeen committed agalIisl
a-1a- soldiers or Indiana u1i44-
ar .nce troops were sa1t 10 la-T-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
JOHNSON TO
FINISH TOUR AT
SAITLAkE CITY

Washington. Oct a-=sna-or JONI
son. Republican. Of California to
CAV notified his colleagues here taat
ne would conclude his western
soeakiaE reu- Win al address il
Salt Lake City SaEEr6ay. TIE SER
a1ur said he expected 10 reach Wash
rng-on Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Northern NeU England Showers ana
warmer F-ilaT- Saturday CLOUDY.
COG az Saturday a1ts-nour
Southern View England and eas7s--,
View T1rR Showers and warmer F.
ga Saturday cloudy with lcwer tam
pe-a-Ure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
SAY GERMANS ARE
MARCHING ON RIGA

Londun, DC-- -8--The Germans ara
marching On EIEa- according d a &C.
srlGrcr - L9e Daily M. from Is
5=is4lE1srs. Finland. correspondent
dated T'.2U--sc.a-
E-Ea IL the p--acipa. saApu-. n
LetT-i2- situated 0r ne GE-e Of E.Ez.
g. niles southwest Of Psr-og-a5. Il
INV os possible TIA ne Germans are
marching t-wa-c this port WIKI -as
11IHur1o1 - s-Sa-k1ar Err auns
as Thursdays G-spE-cnes --uE Ser
II IND ca1eG lha- the -er-s and
Es-hon.H-s We're hanper1z-- Their
u0~e-e-c lCrrewzrrt overland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Senate Committee
OF for Pittsburgh
to Probe Strike

Washington Oct s--Five members
of the Senate labor committee head
ed by Senator Kenyon Of Iowa chair
man. left Washington tonight for
Pittsburgh. where the Investigation
ef the sssei strike authorised by the
Senate VII be continued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Pressure Is hlgh OF -ne AtlAntlc cnRs-
and rains tail during Lhe last .. hours
locally Il me Atlantic states. The Gut
leuk is fur clunGy, snuwsrv wsa-sle-
over practically al districts east of the
Mississippi ri-Er during the next ss u
Is hours.
Winds, North uf Sandy EOok fresh
and strong south cloudy. shower
waa1 her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Forecast tur 5nE.nn and VICINITY
FrlGa", showers. warmer SR1ar0a
clearing with falling Temperature fresh
prubatiy strong. sourne-ly w,ncH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
egl0n of Honor
L'ec0ratiOn for
VA. Gen. Edwards

net. Major General Clar-
's- EGwur-1s. commanding the
@n--stern Department rocay re-
ne decoration II COMMANDER
s. -agIon hf 5onnr from me
+'ls- Eava-nnen- The DECORATION
'>- sr--ea upon him. according
t- a-carT1 2anvinG citation siEaed
.r"nsral Paralr. 81 commandment
Str Yankee Division Cen
wards rad previously been
- .-a he Croix De Guerre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Eastern and Western FlierS
Pass ia Air at No. Platte, Neb.
in Trans=COntinental Race

Le1- Maynard. Mneola Enrant and Capt Smith Pacific
CaasT FleE Far N Lead of Other Contestzlt-A
Weather Conditions Being altered Al Along the
RsuIe-Fear Some Of Armen Last IN Mountain snow
SIermS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
y Orld'S Baseball Title to Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Sox Beaten in Eighth Game, 10 to5
Receipts, Exclusive Of War Tax, S722,4l4

EDS Open Initial Inning with Savage Attack
Williams Driven from Mound Jane
Also Forced to Retire In Sixth i Iler Hit
Hard But Stays to End - Free Hitting by
Both Teams Winning Players VIII Each
Get S5,207. Losers S3.254 Each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

IF yoa owned 4 wishing ring
you weuld not get any better
result than you can by using
the WANT ADS.
The Keota news., 1919-06-13

paid out Of the general revenue fund Of
the town. and for the purpose Of reim-
bursting said general revenue fund for
the installments Of interest taken from
it and for the purpose Of meeting the
interest accruing on said bonds after
the first day Of June. A. d. 1920. and
for the purpose Of creating sinking
fund to pay said bonds at maturity.
there shall be levied in each Of the
years given below on all the taxable
property in said town. in addition to all
other taxes. a direct annual tax sufiici-
ent to produce the sums given below for
the principal and interest in their res
pective years 40 follows. to.wit:
The Keota news., 1919-06-13
Town Clerk
Countersigncd:
......
Town Treasurer
form Of coupon)

No.. .. $500
On the first day Of December. June,
A. D. l9...A the town Of Keots, in the
county Of Weld and state Of Colorado.
will pay the bearer Fifteen dollars at
the Office of the Town Treasurer, Keota,
Colorado. or ut the banking house Of
Kountxe Brothers. in the city Of New
York, U. s. A., at the option Of the
holder, being six months interest on
Keota Water Bond. Series Of 1919.
dated June l. A. D. 1919, and bearing
No..
Fac-Simile signaturs)
The Keota news., 1919-06-13
Town Treasurer

Section 5. That said bonds when cx-
ecuted, shall be delivered to the pur.
chaser thereof, and said bonds and the
funds raised thereby shall be applied
solely to the purpose aforesaid, Of the
construction Of waterworks for fire and
domestic purposes, within and for said
town, but the purchaser Of said bonds
shall in no manner be responsible for
the application or disposal by said town
or any Of its officers Of any Of the funds
derived from the sale thereof.
Section 6. That the interest falling
due on said bonds on December 1, A. D.
1919, and June 1, A. d. 1920, shall be
The Keota news., 1919-06-13


and said taxes. when collected. shall be
applied solely to the purpose Of the pay.
ment Of the said interest and tho prin-
cipal Of said bonds. respectively. and
for no other purpose whatever. until
tho indebtedness 20 contracted under
this ordinance. both principal and In
tercst. shall have been fully paid. salts
fed and discharged. but nothing herein
contained shall be 20 construed ~ "a
prevent said town from applying any
other funds that may .be In the town
treasury and available for that purpose
to the payment Of said interest and prin.
cipal. ~ the same respectively mature.
and the levy or lcvies provided for may
thcreupon to that extent be diminished.
and upon the payment Of the principal
Of any Of the bonds issued hereunder Ia
said manner. or by the use Of the sink.
Ing fnnd herein provided for. the levy
"r isvies herein provided for the pay.
mcnt Of interest may to the extent Of
the interest on the bonds 20 paid be di.
minished.
And the sums hereinbcforc provided
for to meet the interest on said bonds
and to discharge the principal thereof
when due. are hereby appropriated fol
that purpose, and said amount for each
year shall also be included In the annual
appropriation bills passed by the board
Of trustees of said town in each year re.
spectively.
Section z. It shall be .hc duty Of the
board Of trustees Of said town. annual
ly, at the time and in the manner pro.
vidcd by law for levyipg other town
taxes. II such action shall be necessary
to cffectuate the provisions Of this ordi-
nance. to ratify and carry out the pro-
visions hereof with reference to the lev.
ying and collection Of taxes: and shall
require the officers Of and for said town
to levy, extend and collect such taxes.
In the manner provided by law for the
purpose Of creating fund for the pay
ment Of the principal Of said bonds,
and such taxes, when collected, shall be
kept for and applied only to the pay
ment Of the interest and principal of
said bends ~ hereinbefors specified.
Section 8. After said town has con.
structed the said water system, the
same shall be managed by the said town,
and all water taxes, rents and rates Of
water furnished and used thersfrom shall
be directly collected by the said town
and used in such manner ~ shall be pro-
vided by ordinance, and the proceeds Of
such taxes, rents and rates, together
with all income therefrom, including the
plumbing and tapping Of mains and
laying and connecting supply pipes
thereto, shall be used to defray the run.
The Keota news., 1919-06-13

ming expenses of such waterworks, and
to keep the same in repair: second. for
extending the mains thereof and max
ing additions thereto whenever in the
opinion Of the board Of trustees Of said
town such extensions. improvements
and additions shall be necessary and
expedient. and shall have been ordered
by majority vote Of. all the members
Of said board Of trustees; and the bal
ance Of the said income from said wa
terworks. after paying the running ex-
penses. repairs. extensions. improve
ments and additions. shall constitute a
sinking fund for the payment Of the
principal and the interest on said bonds.
Section9. After the construction Of
said plant, the tapping Of the mains
thereof for the purpose Of attaching the
pipes thereto. and the laying Of such
pipes for supply. and the digging of
trenches therefor from the main to the
sidewalk and in placing stops therein
whenever the same shall b required.
shall be done only by the employees Of
the town. engaged for that purpose. and
the proceeds derived therefrom shall be
considered ~ income from said water
works and shall be applied to the inter-
est and redemption fund - herein pro-
vided for: and no contract shall be made
with. nor permission given any person.
company or corporation to tap the
mains. or lay any supply pipes. or run
or operate the said watsrworks system
otherwise than ~ herein specified.
Section 10. All ordinances. bylaws
and regulations Of the town Of Keota in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Section IL. This ordnance shall be
and remain irrepsalabIs until said bonds
and the interest thereon shall have been
fully paid, satisfied and discharged -
herein provided.
Section IL. This ordinance. immedi-
ately upon IL final passage shall be re.
corded In the book Of ordinances Of said
town kept for that purpose. authenu-
Gated by the signature Of the mayor and
clerk. and shall be published In the Ke-
ota News. . newspaper Of general cir
culation within the town. and shall be
in full force and effect Ave days after
such publication.
Section Is. The board Of trustees
hereby finds and declares that the ex-
tensions and additions to said water
system - contemplated by this ordi-
nance. are necessary to the immediate
preservation Of the public health. for
the reason that at the present time the
inha abitants Of the said town are not
properly supplied with water, and there
fore this ordinance upon receiving the
affirmative vote Of three. fourths Of all
members Of the board Of trustees shall
take effect Ave days after publication
~ hsreinbefore specified.
Passed and adopted. signed and ap-
proved this 10th day Of June. A. d. 1919.
F. s. MARKLEY,
Mayor.
Attest:
JOHN D. WATT.
Town Clerk 4 Recorder
Published June Is. 1919. II
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