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SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given thar t.,slar 81
~ ~ virtue OF certain decree of fera- s1aa-
S,Is1slfe of the Circuit Court Of rl9a E,4fth
Judicial Circuit Of the Sfafa ~ E,aI.sl, = y
ana lot Marion county, made ansi
-. 81. a.ssFesi On the 18th day Of August. a r.
=. u mat certain cause pending fhera-
u wherein E. ]. Benson is eomplainartt
and a W FerrelI is defendant the uneIaFs
ssisleu speclai master in said cause viii
Ier for sale and sell at nubli,e nttt@,.sa -
Iront oI tile south door of the Court
Ft0use OF Marion county, Florida. ia CJcaIa
day. W % i1ls
Monday, October 5rd, a. D.. 1927
70 the highest and best bidder for cash
the following described property sitnafa
ioeATed and being in Oeala. Marion coIn-
tine OldSflobile. passenger, s cylinder.
I9zu model touring car. motor No. yS23T
or so much thereof as may be necessary
60 satisfy said final decree and costs
Of suit.
p. MEL FERGUSON. Special Master.
L. w. DUVAI4. Complainant SoiIcf-
r--fl-9-of
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NOTICE or ELECTION

Y
Notice IS hereby given that an elee-
tion Will BE held In Anthony Special Tax
School District -Se. -. of Marion coun-
fy. Flarida- On the aTEh day Of Septem-
ber. 1921. % determine whether or not
there shall lie issGad BY said district
bonds in the amount OF Tea Thousand
DnllarS fSI0.80a1 to be dated January
1922. bearing per cent interest Per
anuum from their date interest pay
able semi annually on January I and
JEIy Of each year. the first interest
payment TO be due July I. 1922 S5909 9e
OF said bonds maturing ten years from
their date. and $500A0a OF said bonds
nleturing twenty years from their date.
tflat the said election viii be held at the
uIaGe in the said Special Tax School
District where the last general election
was held therein.
Done by order OF the BaaEd OF Public
Instruction for the county OF Marion,
STate or Florida. this August 23rd, 1921.
Fl. 6. SHEAI4Y.
Superintendent Of Public. Instruction oi
Marion county, Florida, eX-0fHciO Seere-
tarN Of said B0ard--s- -27s-aI.
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NaTIgE

Notice Of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s. Chapter 1883.
Laws Of Florida
Notice IS hereby given that James
~ Sfaeod purchaser Of Tax Certificates
Ms. 2Is9 and go 81 August ath Issss
and Inae 1s. 1sy5 respectively, has
sled said sertifsats.s IN my once llI and
mas made application fer Ia2 Isg9 So
tg tsst3s if accordance with laWa Hald
rertificates embrace the foilowin de-
serfhed property sit9ated in Marion
1s1nnty Florida to-Wit Lots 1. 5. s. of
FIX 40. and lots 2 8, 81 of blk 40, re-
speetiveiy Of Belleview
The said land being assessed at the
date or issuance Of such certificates TN
the names of Unknown and E. s. Hatch.
respectively
Unless said certificates shall be re-
deemed according to law. Tax Deed
will issue thereon the Iste day OF
November A. d. 1921
witness ms official signature and
seal this the 18th. day Of September. A.
1seaIl T. u. LANCASTER. JR..
clerk circuit Court. Marion County,
Florida 1-aa-st
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NOTICE

zsss 'arFsaIt s,.sIt Court Of the Fifth Ju-
.I.a ~, county In Cflaneery.
r}s,sksA. @enlp nlplalnant VS.. AufOra s..
:lli'vs nefendant--Order for Com
|..Is eruered that the Defendant
z.s.s.e g and she Is hereby REQUIRED
.'s @x g the bill Of complaint fled
Is1.s saAse on or before
I = s. ne Eth day of November. 1871.
b 6r,ss'.. stier ordered that copy of
'sn< - ne published once a week
'saeT : sV.l seeutIye weeks in the OcaIa
snd state. '''s''
.SssH uay OF September. 1921.
IN ns- q. -. LANCASTER JR-,
Court, Marion Co, Fla
&. h BY Ruth Erwin. d. G.
s-Is-st. = ~ : = - q {
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NOTICE

{ TIC Circuit Court Of the Fifth Ju-
HfiaI Circuit OF Florida In and for
A1ll4n County ia Chancery
3 L Ellison Complainant VS.. Ola
N'|s8n Defends 3ut-Order for Com
Nsaeffre Service
B II ordered that the Defendant
<iea nanied te-wit. Ola Ellison be
~ site Is hereby required to appear
ile Bill Of cnmplafRE filed in this
za<5 0N or befrre
zlEt1x. the 7sh day Of November, 1871.
u flEtheF ordered that 4 copy Of
s. order be published once week
D sight consecutive weeks IN the
zA Banner a newspaper published
p Nid C0untv and state
-k Itlf dax Of September 1921
SeEl IT 40. LANCASTER. IR
k Circuit Eeurt Marion CO., Fla.
By Ruth Eryfn- u. G.
sISTF k5A r. 0fnpl lRffart - -ssJ--
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THE NEW YoRfS WORLD The
THRtCE-A- WEEK EDITION or
1920 AND 1927

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world gives so much at SO low a price.
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THE THRICE-A-WEEk WORLDS
regular subscription price is only lee
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We offer this uneuailed newspaper and
THE 1OCAL4A BANNER together fer one
year fer $2.25.
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AmlNlsTRATRIx NOTICE

70 whom ii May Concern III -
Nas;cs. IS hereby given tIsaI al psr-
sons having claims asasfs sas slistrfbutees.
eelSsS 80 5s<,.,ss 81. aYv other claim asiAaA
sTetllaga .,Ls os Richard Miles Perry. ess
eaased viii please present das = l.Ffl, fT
fhe undersigned - nlalaasss 49, =, tg, "a me
tSsTg, wears from date hefreA =
~ X Fs, ~ ~ S1cala. EsEarisla thss tnS
efay 81 AagusI Is ,p4 Aaainistra-
~ 3 - - the estate Of ElcslaTa 1AsleS
go deceased
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WAN
LOST, FOUND. STRAYED, STOLEN.
FOR RENT. FOR SALE, ETC, ETC


z2S-acre hammock farm, 80 per cent
fenced all stumps removed fenced
and wired About seven miles on
paved road. IN high class neighbor-
mood. Price 81. 2.000.
50 acres good hammock land suitable
for orange grove and trucking. All
unintproved- On good road three
miles from 0caEa Price S21e0
Eight-rconl house in first class neigh
horhood Near both Primary and
High school buildings. Good brick
sidewalks. Up to date in plumbing
and lighting Price $4S00
One 6ve-rooIn bungalow in same
block Large lot. Price $3.50
Two four-room bungalows In inst
ward on Daugherty street Price
$500.
viii take part cash and part in 9TH
er income property
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR a0oP-
TfON or CHILD

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. George Z. TAYLOR and wife. Lula
81 TavIgr intend 20 apply to si1e Honor
able w 8 Bullock. Judge Of the Circuit
Court OF the Fifth Judicial Circuit Of the
State Of Florida. In and for Marion eoun-
r. FLORIDA. at his Office IN 0cafa. Florida.
- Tf O'Clock a. M October 4th- A. D.
fs7f Is IegaIlze the adoption bs the
undersigned Of Margaret Tayiory minor,
Formerly known as Marguerite MeDuffy
GEO Il TAYLOR
LULA 3. TAYLOR
q
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given 70 all credi-
tors legarees distributes and all per-
sons having claims or demands against
the estate Of the late John II Martin.
proven 10 the undersigned Within two
years from this date t0-wlt. this
2sth dar oS September. 1921. Dc2las
Florida
W WALDO MARTIN Executor of
the Estate OF the Late Iofsn A Martin.
f744sssss szxzff - st
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NOTICE TO cREDrroRs

Sas5es Il hereby given 10 all credt-
s,srx Ianafees. distributes. and all
rrIser rs ergarsS having claims or de-
gssfs 3 against the estate of Isaae
r sE-ESs deceased to present the same
fg,ssy preven 10 the undersi ssned ~It.e-
aTYsf~ YSr slav az September. a. D., 1871
ELLEN RAxELS as adnsInTstraEr ErEx of
thss estate 0E Isaac n Raxls deceased
TS-ssfr-s4fssle Ela--9-s-S
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NOTICE
49, DUPLICATION for Tax Deed
rtion :. Chapter 4sSs.
',It. LAWS Of Florida

1sdr- Appsieatfen for Tax Deed
ttion :. Chapter 4sSS.
'.iee 1Ws Of Florida
sit< = merely given that T 3.
slf rs aaser ef Tax Certificate ties
4 Ts,,s4 529 54T. respectively.
! ifR tsat Isl. 1871. June srd. 1918.
Il 6@s Asss June 5th. 1915. respec-
sr5 ssaea said certificates in my
1tss< .as ssas made application for
. SS'1 - issue In accordance with
as asssas.ss 8 Ilcates embrace the fol-
es f'.-',. BED property situted in
r7ss, Florida. ta-wit-
NJ ~ 70. Kerr City. Section
ei "a s0t and , acres on east
I'i0s * eI section IS. and Lot z,
s. 49, Il In township Is, south
sa;S respectively.
4f4 - s~ads being assessed a
& ~ tssuance Of such ceFtiii-
& Nnf names OF Est. OF III A.
<s T.. 2 FL D. Allen. and Al.
.'sSs ss's's M sFfe. respectively.
' 4oe.'t 4.4 cert ficaEes shall be re-
Z. sa,s Il ng TO law, Tax Deed
' 1aereon the 18th day OF
>zse 81, 1881
7fsEs efiielaf signature and seal
slaE or Septembe A. D.
rs... 9 3. LANG cASTER. JR.
sso1rt Marion Co. Fla
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..rr asr sPF.IEe ATT0N ft1k FIS-
NoA1s : A. DISCHARGE

as5ee Is hereby Ssvsn Stas.S -I.s ssfs.Tg
sersfned admin s.s viii r-
2E atnssss1 sssa gs9nrstv Judge 81 5h1a4 sss4
fsssnnzv Eierftsa- nFs SaSeaass'Sh
fer tie IhI,sa4 s = S y 3 Egts trax
et -. = q ~ Ssns1zz E'eia asz
seased rRAsTHAM. Attorney
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''cE TO CREDITORS

49, isE given to all creditors,
<ssaS ss.. 49, Bees and al other par
IS A fs.stii1s -. or demands. against
'e>s-. y a Tucker. deceas-
Ezf 81: ..s s sanae d1ly proven &c xilg
f.I. thia two veaTs fFor tfls
his 18th day Of August
S and WTL4BIE " e.
~, ssEors Of the state OF C'an ~
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BaxrER TnasFER CO

Ee have prepares Is ID Kour nauE-
ing either light or heavy. II Fou want
10 F79ve yaN viii make no mistake by
calling an as All wofk guaranteed
fslfarrex reasonable Phones 164 and
III BAxTER TRANSFER CO.
-g lift.
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FORD FOR SALE

Z have for sale. my Ford Touring
Car, guaranteed in first class eondf
ton. Four good tires. tools. spot
light and large Klaxon horn. VIII
seII very cheap 1920 model. See T.
3. Barnes at Banner once s-2-tf
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sMALL HOWE roR Sale

New four-roon1 house in North Ocala.
Convenient TO school and church, splen-
did nefghborhood- House occupies
block of seven lots 50xI00 feet east
First offer of 81 900 gets this valuable
piece of property. Apply to Luther
lrEI6rER Micanopy. Fla-a-93-4t-
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE

@efiee fs nareby given that six na0nrhs
alter ffefx f7ars1I ALL present mt vouchers
and aen00nts 10 the honorable T. e kuEch
n1nfv 5uF3ge Marion county FS0Fit7.
ard wflf ask FOR 4 final dlsEhagEe - Ad-
51ffs1sssrsstrfE of the estate Of : j. Guthrie.
IeasaSaa
I.nETE HELEN CT THETE. Admins
VratrIx-
min Esfrn1Elx x-z-biizs5
f9eHre Furrisare fnr sale See = s.
IL coz rev. roow s. Merchants Block
E heapeat at FISHE1s Il
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Salesman with car to sell
low priced 10oo0 mile cord tires.
Salary and expenses with extra com
missions. G0ODSTOcK CORD
TIRE CO.. 500 S. LaSalIe St, Chi
cago. 19-7-1t
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival ard Departure of passenger
trains ar OCALA UNION STATION.
The following schedule figures pub
Iished as information antl not gzlaran-
iced
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NorIs.

our MILIINERY pfeases all FIsHELIs
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CROSS TIE CUTTERS Write FOR spec
iaI priers and ship your ties OF all grades
TO esress Manufacturing Company. JACK
sonvilIes FIa.-5-5-Iyr.
The Coconino sun., 1921-08-05
HOW TO RUN A NEWSPAPER,
 IF YOU WOULD SUICIDE

John Bonin, the laziest merchant in town, made a trip to, Belleville on Monday.
 John Coyle, our groceryman, is do- ing poor business. His store is dirty and dusty. How can he do much?
 Rev. Sly preached last Sunday on charity. His sermon was punk.
 Dave Cankey died at his home here on Tuesday. The doctor gave it out as heart failure. Whisky killed him.
 Married-Miss Sylvan Rhodes and James Collins, last Saturday at'the Baptist parsonage, by Rev. J. Gordon. The bride is a very ordinary girl, who doesn't know any more about cooking than a jack-rabbit and never helped her mother more than three days in her life. She is not a beauty by any means, and has gait like duck. The groom is an up-to-date loafer. He has been living of the old folks at home all his life and is not worth shucks. It will be a hard life.-(Montpelier (N. D. Magnet.
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Edited by Miss Katherine Kennedy

1 is here visiting Miss Katherine Ken nedy. Miss Drees and Miss Kennedy are old teaching" acquaintances. + ++ f Rumor has it from very reliable source that Miss Katherine Bader who for number of years was one oi the most popular young ladies of Flag. staff, will soon enter into life en. gagemcnt with Mir. Claypool, oi Needles. California. Sad hearts across the big river, but there are many good wishes for her happiness. ++%
 Mrs. Creager to Give Dramatic Entertainments.
 Mrs. J. o. Creager, who has attain ed much fame by her dramatic work has arranged program to be given at the Normal next week. The first of the series will be given Monday ev- ening, commencing at 8:15, from Ten nyson--Enoch Arden, melodrama with music arranged by Richard Strauss.
 Mrs. Creager delighted her friends with her work in this production last year, but owing to indictment weather, many were unable to attend. By re- quest it will be repeated. It is said by musical artists that the music as arranged is very much out of the or dinary. The music section of the Wo- mans Club has been invited, together with others interested, to meet at the home of Mrs. R. G. Stevenson on Sat urday afternoon for advance study.
 On Monday night the musical sec tion of the Woman's Club will be the guests of honor.
 On Thursday night at the Normal, Mrs. Creager will appear in "The Merchant of Venice" with members of the Shakespeare Club as guests of honor.
 Among those assisting Mrs. Creager in the Tennyson program will be: Miss Selma Bush, soprano, Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Cory, accompanists; MT. An derson, tenor, and male quartet com posed of Messrs. Jenks, Pihl, Hewett and Anderson.
 In the Shakespeare program, those contributing the musical part of the program will be: Miss Bush, Miss Conelia Dockstader, Messrs. Ander- son, McMullen, Pihl, Egner, Hewett and Wilson.
 All are invited to attend, with ad- free.
 # + % <. Special Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary.
 A special meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion will to be held at o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs. F. A. Morse, 404 N. Beaver. All members are requested to be present.
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MRS. CHARLES 8. noWRY

A great national home for women which will be at once a monument to their achievements, source of Inspiration for their endeavors and . clearing house of information on all their interests and activities this Is the objective of the Woman's National Foundation. which has been jnaugurated in Washington, D. C., by a group of social and civic lead sfs. Mrs. George Barnett. wife of Major General Barnett of the U. s. Marine Corps, who was known dur lhg the war as the "Mothcr of the 1asines," is chairman of the execu- tive committee of the Foundation, while lra Charles B. HoNsy. of Washingtoa, its Its financial secre-
 Any white woman of good moral ehafacter can become . member of As Foundation. can have a stake h
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more productive. The high dam pro-
 posed at Boulder Canyon would regu-
 late the flow of the river below that point and produce large amount of continuous reliable power, but the site
 is at the foot of the grade, so to speak. It regulates the river below it, but what about the greatest fall in the course of the stream, the nearly 5000 feet the river drops from Glen Canyon to Boulder Canyon?"
 The Edison engineers propose to start development at Glen Canyon, where much larger reservoir can be formed than at Boulder Canyon, pro- viding more complete control of the river; and then at intervals below, build other dams and install other power plants, thus utilizing to its full est power and production every mile of the river. The Boulder Canyon project, if made the principal one, would discard much of the power above that point. It is like starting a ball rolling from the bottom of the hill instead of from the top. In plain words, a reservoir at Glen Canyon would provide a regulated water sup ply, according to the Edison engineers, of more than seven times as much horsepower as at Boulder Canyon.
 w. A. Breckenridge, senior vice. president of the company, who is the man who put the electric harness on Niagara Falls, says:
 , "The flow of the Colorado is ap- 100000 cubic feet sec ond. The flow varies from minimum of about $500 cubic feet a second up to 100000 cubic feet a second.
 "The available fall from the upper Niagara river to Lake Ontario is about 300 feet. of which only 200 feet it utilized by the plants now in oper- ation. The available fall in the Colo rado is about 5000 feet. Practically all this volume and fall may be util- ized in the development of hydro-elec- tric power, while at Niagara, the amount that may be diverted is re- stricted by the government to about 10000 cubic feet per second on the side.
 "The projected development of the Colorado contemplates the regulation
The Coconino sun., 1921-08-05

Charlie (''Tex Rickard") Clark ar- ranged another even bigger and better show, to be staged, according to pres ent plans, on the night of August 15. Jack Rooney, who on Tuesday night at the ringside challenged the winner of the Bartle-Ray scrap, is matched for the next show to go against Bartle. Ii Bartle wins, which he emphatically says he will, Winslow will be broke, for there is a $500 side bet.
 Rooney is headquartered at Wins low just now. He has long string of hard fought and won battles to his credit. Last week he stopped Jack Foster of Kansas City in four rounds at Prescott. Foster had not long be- fore won in twelve rounds from Big Bill' Brennan. Rooney knocked out "Wild Bill" Turner at Winslow just after the Fourth, and has knocked out Cliff Jordan, Bobby Green, Willie Cald- well and score of other heavy weights.
 As to Bartle-who is he? He won't tell. He is positively known to have won string of fights in St. Paul un- der the nom de plume of "The Terrible Swede." It is suspected that in reality he is Fighting" DeVoe.
 It will be peach of a fight, sure to end in sleep for one of the big fellows.
 Snyder and Carter have been booked to go again at the next fight carnival.
 Moritz, winner Tuesday night against Dave Lewis, the Fort Valley boy, is carded for four rounds against Young Sulu, of the south side, Flag staff, who is said to be hard boy to beat, and who will have to be to win a decision over Moritz.
 Clark is lining up another bout or two, and the next show is bound to be even more attractive than the last. Unfortunately, the affair was loser Tuesday night, from a financial stand point; but the paraphernalia is bought and the Flagstaff public, keyed up by one splendid show, will flock double strength to the next one.
 To satisfy curiosity, the secret of the identity of Young Ray, whom Bartle knocked out Tuesday night: He is Ray Kraft, who works in Rex Go- ble's vulcanizing shop. He just recent ly fought Rufus Williams 10-round draw at Phoenix.
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MRS. GEORGE BARNETT

the national home and share in it's privileges by the payment of $l % year, if non-resident of the Dis trict of Columbia. The site has al- ready been chosen and purchased in the exclusive Northwest section of the Capital. It consists of nine and half acres of beautifully wooded land, surrounding a historic home. This home is already open for the use of members and their guests, and next fall courses of lectures on civ ics, diplomatic procedure and other subjects calculated to advance wom- ems political education, will be be- gun under the direction of such leaders as Mrs. Maud Wood Park Those interested in the objective of the Foundation should communicate at once with Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, its president Woman's National Found asioa, Connecticut Ave. Y. ". WasAjAGleA D. C.
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of this variable flow to assure a con-
 stant low of about 1S,O0O cubic feet a second. It will therefore been seen that there will be available for hydro electric development on the Colorado volume of power greatly in excess of that which is now developed at Niagara Falls, exclusive of the po- tential energy within the boundaries of the Grand Canyon National Park, which is not considered in this project. "When this development shall have been completed, its cost per horse power will be. much less than similar investment cost at Niagara Falls, and owing to more favorable climatic con- ditions, the problems for transmission for long distances at high voltage are much more readily solved"
 John B. Miller, presideb of the company says:
 "The immensity of this proposition seems staggering to the imagination, but it is just continuation of what we have been doing in developing electricity for the building up of the southwest. It is an unparalleled proj- ect in the United States, but 1t does not seem nearly so stupendous as the work of development seemed to us when I first began to look into it about 26 years ago.
 "ln California there is only about 4,0O0 900 of available horsepower of electrical energy, and of that, quar- ter has been developed. The other three quarters will be exhausted by the normal demand in the next fifteen years if the railroads do not electrify, and in ten years if they do. Without this additional development the south west cannot become the manufactur- ing and agricultural center for which it is destined. On the lands border ing the Pacific ocean dwell three fourths of the population of the world and furnish our manufacturers their market.
 "Our project is the peoples project, and we invite and welcome them to come into it with us. If We have plenty of power we have an opportun- ity to make this a wonderful manu- featuring and industrial center. Ch- matic conditions favor manufacture, and manufacturers are seeking this section to locate in because they can count on dependable power and ideal climatic conditions"