ON WAV BAC K
Li at. P.Hsbnry Returning
To Sbagwa?
[.Lieut. G. B. Pillsbury, of the Alaska
road commission, is expected to be in
Skagway on the City of Seattle due
tomorrow. He left Valdez for Skagway
April 10. The work on the Tazlena
bridge is so far along thai his presence
there was no longer required.
The bridge across tee Tazlena, wh ch
will be 300 feet long, will be a wonder
ful improvement to the Valdez-Fair
banks trail. The Tazlena carries,
when do. og its best, IS feet of water,
tod It has a fall of 14 feet to the mtle,
making a ferry or a ford impracticable.
It has caused the dejth of mmy Dorses
and cattle and a few hardy prospectors
ami mashers.
SKAGWAT WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wharf at midnight, April 12,
1906, is as follows:
Temperature time observat'n. .3i above
Max.temp.pret:eding 24,hours..40 "
?Min '? " " " ..30 "
Mr- -in " " " " "35
Barometer, 29.66
Ca'm, snowing and raio.
?WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Siagway, April 13, 1906.
Weather conditions for the 24 hours
precedir? nooa today were as follows:
Maximum 43 above zero
Minimum 32 " "
Mean 38 " "
Temp, at noon today 41 " "
Precipitation 62 inch.
H. D. Clark.
Volunteer U. S Weather Observer.
The Pack Train Kestaurantr will
serve wioe with dinner orders, free, in
place of lea jr <v>ffee. Come on boys.
Ordinance Ko. 69
A a or Is nanc? for tbe purpose of
ass ssiojj. levyi- K ?od roliectinsr ken
e>a< >Mi for >> b o: and municipal
purp'VSt;* u{h> 1 a 1 rcil and pe ? oua 1
property in the l\-w o Skjgw.iy; ;td
tor other puivo?' ?
He it o d i d >>y he Common
Connci I ot th T.?wn of ikajjway:?
Section 1. T a: ail property, both
rea aid t*e's na , wrhm the r.?w=i o'
Sksgwav. which is n->i. untrrthe laws
.of the Uni ed > a es applicable to Alas
ka, exempt it on from. s-iaU (>e s <t>j ct
to tax >ti?u f r scbo ?! ?nd uiuxtp i pur
poses
Section II. A gn e*al tax, for -chool
and rau icip.il puri> 8 -, upon real and
prrsoual \jroie?t* , * ib q the To?n of
Siajjway, s ? t ? b- a*ses-eii, levied, aa*l
rollecte'i '8 ia thiso dimnoe provided.
The words "real property" or "real
estate" as u-ed in this or^innnce sha 1
be so joi.strued as 'o include 'hi pos
sess -ry rights w iich ny poison or per
sons, company or corpor uion has or
claims by virtue of their occupation or
possession of >hv un-pvented lands
within the Town of Ska^way.
Section III. The 1-nd octu;ied and
claimed exclusively s rijjh - of way for
railroads, by rai road compact's or cor
porations. together wih the bu Idi^gs
and "11 the sub-stmciores and seper
structures supporting s me. shall br
assessed as a wtioie as real r state, wi fa
oat septiating same as lands a~d im
provements, at a ccrtain sum per mil ;
and all such rea: estate situjte withif
the Town of Sk*gway, claimed by any
railroad company as >uch right of way,
shall be deemed ihe proper y of ?ucb
company for the purpos .* of taxation.
Sector IV. The wnaiv s situate
within the Town of Sk^gway, incluiinii
the super-structure and piles driven into
the giound f>r the purpose of support
ing- same, must be assessed as a whole
ant as real estate, and shall e deemed
real estate for the p.irpes ? of axation.
Section V. W.?'.er mains within the
Town o' SftaRWav, aether with all
improv m nts a taoin J i b?r -u , mis' >??
listed and assessed a' 'c<-l estate.
Sec ions VI. TheTo-vnrUrk shall,
under th=! direction of tie Common
Council, provide the i c- sj f ?ss-s -
meet books, rece'p's. blinks et ..and
delivers me to the Town assisSJ o-w.
later 'han the fi st day of August in
aoh year. .
S*tion VII The s-esso- appointed
by the Cotnmoi Council roust,
between the first day of August
and the firs' >Uv of OHObjr, in rach
year, properly list on the ass ssment
boo s famished him bv the clerk, *11
real aad persona! property within 'he
Town otSkagviay, subject to laxation,
acd asse-s such proper. y in the name
of the person by whom it was own-d at
twelve o'e'ock m on the firs day of
Aogu>t in the >e r in w ich the a sess
ment was ui de. I' the owner thereof
eannot be ascerta:ned, tb n the pro
perty shall be ssess^d o the persin
claiming s me, or in whose poss- s io
or control it was at twehe o'clo k m.
on the said first d .y of August. If tli?
assessor ! iscovrrs prop r&y for which
he can find no owner or claimant, and
which is do'' in the poises io > or con
trol of any pers n t'lf-n h" shaH asse->
such procertv to "Unkno-vn Ow. ei'"
t provtdeil ; ' h t ? (> mistake ia the u me
. Qf tbe ow ? r po?so-90"- on controller of
propertv sh.ll render the assessment
t hereof "in v..l d. The asses-or s'lall list
real proper-y separa-ely, by lot and
block, according to the su vt v a-'d
plat of tbe Town of Ska* way made b>
F. H. lieid: and all real p.oiiertx w hicb
is not subdivided into lo'.s ai.d bl cks od
s?id plat and bv said survey, shall b
otherwise des ribed, givini; the number
of acres or fra tions thereof. The As
sessor shall >ist all taxable pe>sona
property sep<rate nd apart from th-_
real propertv, and he shall asses* tht
propertv so lis ed at its just and fan
'"section VIII. At the time of listing
and assessinff the property within tht
Town of Skigway it shull be the dut>
of the assessor to require the person tc
I ? I ? ? ? ?
I Whom any personal property is to tx
as eased, to fumi-h a strtenvn', \erifiet
i by oath, giving ? li>t of alt his persona
! property an i a s atement ot its just ?D(
(air vJue. If such 'alls, refuses 01
neglect.* to make uoh vcrifitd s: temen
upon >h mind of the assessor, such per
sun shall uot thereafter t>e beaid by h<
Common Council in any application foi
a icT's oa of such assessment as shal
have been made by the ?ssf>sor.
Section IX. Tne assessor must com'
pletr bis assessment books on or b fotc
the first day in October of each year,
ami as s< on as completed, file i he same
with the Town clerk, together wltl
written oath, which shall bj substan
I I ally a1" to'-low*:
District of Alaska. |
Town of Skagwav. ( * "
I As<es>oe ior the Town ol
Sitagwav, Dlst'ict of Alaska, do so'em
ly swear that between the first day ol
August .... and the first day of Octobet
I have made dilligf nt inquiry and
ext-rivation to ascertain oil property
subject 10 taxation in s id Town: That
I have listed s? d Diopeitv on the assess
mm b >oks: That I have assessed said
property equally and uniformly, aacord
iuK to the best of my knowledge ?nd
information, at its just and fair value:
That I have faithtully complied wi h
all the duties imposed upon u:e as as
sessor: Tb?t through malice, ill-will,
f< ar or hope of favor or reward, I hr.ve
not assessed ?ny property at other than
i's fair and just value: and that the
asses?meat books which Ihave prep ired,
consisting of pages, rontaiu such
description mid assessment of the pro
perty listed the ein as is required by
law.
As essor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this day of
isoiary mono
At the time the As^ssorfiles with the
Clerk the assessment books, he shall
serve notice of the filing of same, upon
each person residing in th^ town who e
property his beea assessed.
Section X. The Common Council
sl all meet annually oj tl'e first Tu.sdav
in Octobor, at the Iiour t>f eight o'cio k
p m. for the purpose cf reviewing ai d
revisiue *he as-essmentof p'operty made
j the Town Assessor: i'hey shall con
tinue to meet for such purpo e, adjourn
ing from time to tune, un'il they have
complete such revisi n and equaliza
tion of said assessment; p ovi.leJ, that
they shall rem tin in session at least
three days, commencing on the said
first Tuesdav in Octob.r. The Ccu
mon Council, in revising asses ments
sh?H be governed by the following
rales: ,
1st: No tssessm-nt of prop rty m Ue
by the Towr ? sses or sh II r> duced
by the Common C unt il, except up n the
tpp icatioa, in writing, mad* by the
ownrr of the p ouertv assess , o- h
a 'nit. wMcl: application i-h I beac3"in
p.nirdbyt e uttUa-.it of si'* owner nr
his agent, sii -wing the facts upo i w hx
s id api'l .? t'O ! ? hise ; uud h.- si ? >
-til- ins dal'UKut h>- jus aid ! .ir
value of Sid pr- p iy, the as-e-stne t
o ?h,e h d.*ie~ reduce': aid "
r<duc o of ant 03> s-id ' I ha'i ?
ma euul ss :he >pp en . rhtsa.;. n
app-ir b f ><- -a <1 1 - unci undo o h
'u y atd f-ir'y i -we u qi si n>
pe ti ont U> the i q'tiry. T e>- mil n
Cuune I S 'tt > h- ir oral ev ileue . e>cept
as above provided, when it, isi tTe.eil,
jpo hlv application h i the tevisiou of
v v ?-st?sme ', and all S' c't ev uen e
-ha 1 he up"n oath Thi C mmo:i
Council sha I, upon i s ma mo ion, o
upon i he appl ca'i ti of -ny t x p*>ef,
when it appears that the a?s ssor h-s
assessed any proper y at less ilia" its
(air and just vaiu -, '-auv writte i do:ic
tu be served ty the Chi f o: Pol ice, upo
the owot-rof said p opeitv, or his agent,
if such owner o agent c in be found in
ihe Town Skagway, direc ing him to
app.-ar before said C un -? I, a' the time
mil p!ac-sp c fiej ins>td notice, whith
time shall not be le-s than twenty-four
tours aftei the service of sai?l notice,
a- d direction him toshow cause why the
ssessmect of sneh prop rty should not
be raised. If such investigate be ha<i
ujion the app icat'.on of a lax paver, such
application shall be accompanied by the
affidavit of the applicant, and shall
state the grounds upon which he b ses
his application. After having heard
all the evidence in support of, or
jgainst, any a:>p ication for the revis
ion of the asses-ment of any property
made by the Towj Assessor, the Com
mon Council shall then fix the valua
tion of such p ropery at its j ist and
fair v.lue. After having reviewed <r
revised the assessment of all property
made by the T.>wo Assessor, they shiil
thei , bv re olution, adopt such re
viewed and rev i-o 1 assessment, and the
<amj shall b? d erned the nue hasis for
the levying and assessment of tax^s
Section XI. The clerk must record
in his raiouto book all changes, correc
tions and or.lers. in reference to t le as
sessment books, mule bv the Common
Council, and upon the completion of the
revision of the same he must enter up
oa said book all changes and corrert
ns trade by s<td council: and on
? >r before the first day of Novembe
must complete the correction of the as
s-s-mcnt books and affix there'o his affi
davit. sub-cril.ed by biro, su' s antially
a? fo'lows:
District of Alaska, ( g3
I'own of Skag?ay. {
X, ao solemnly swear that
*s clerk of the Common Council f the
T .wo of SWar way, I have k< pt correct
minutes of all the ac s of the Common
Council, while reviewing and revising
the assessment books, touching alter
ations In the same: That all alterations
agreed to or orjered to be made, bv said
cou cil have been, by me, m :de and
entered in said assess vent books, and
no chaoses or alterations have been
made therein, except as authorze'.
Town Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to brfo e me
this day of 190 ...
Notary Public.
Section XII. The Common Coun
ci1, at its seco :d meeting in
October of each veir, shall de
'eimine the amount of ni'.nev nece
sarv to be ra'sed by tax, for school and
municipal pu po?es, and shall fix the
rate of said t xes. designs ng ihe num
be' of mills upon each rto'iar of fcutab'e
p opertv in theTo.vn of Sk^gway, anr
mu?t levy said tax ujki i faid propertj
in accordance therewith.
Secfon XIII. Every t^x assessec
and ev ed, In occordanco with the "p o
visio* s of this o dinanc^, upon real anr
personal property, within the Town o
! Sk gway, shal', when fO assessed ant
levied, be a lien upon said property
and ti e owner of -uch lien may, afte:
> one jeir from the first day of Octobe
5 ' next succeeding the ('ate of deiioquen
1 cy, forer ow the same. in tie vianner
I ; anil with the effect p ovided iu '-hap-er
1 ( 42 Title 2 of the Al-ska Co e of Civil
r I Piocedure for the foreclosure of liens
L ' upou real estate. Said liens snail at
? j a h Hg of the time of levy of taxes I y
> tlie Comf on Cou cil atitsse.oud rneet
? ing in Oito >er.
I Section XLV. On or before the 20tli
j day of November in each vear tho clerk
? must deliver to the Town Treasu-er
i the assessment books, properly correct
, ed, hs directed by the Common Council,
! and take the treasurer's receipt lor the
i ' s<m ?, which receipt must sbo*- the full
. .mount of taxes levied upon both re il
and personal property, as slown by said
book'.
Section XV. On the lust day of Feb*
! I ruarv, in each ye?r, at the hour of six
? o'clock p. m. all unpaid t?xe? assessed
f , aid leyied u on real property, ivlthin
? ; the Town of Skag <-ay shall become de
: Unqui ut and a penalty of twenty per
1 cent thereof shall be added thereto; and
, the said penalty shall be entered on the
? hs essment books, by the Town Treas
I ure., opposite the property assessed,
. and the said taxes shall bear interest at
the rate of eight pet cent per annum
from the da'e of delinquency until paid
i Section XVI. Ou the 30th day of
( November each in year, at the hour of
! six o'clock, p. ra., of s.iid dav, all un
: paid taxes assessed and levied agaiat
i>e-sonal property, within t lie Town of
Skagway, shall become delinquent and
a penalty of twenty per cent, shall be
addtd thereto; and said penalty shall
be entered by the Town Treasurer in
the assessment books, opposite the name
of the person to whom s<id taxes *re
I assessed, and said taxi s shall be; r in
j terest at the tate ot eight per cet t per
annum from the da'e of delinquency
until paid
Section XVII. It shall be the duty of
the Town Treasurer to collect axes,
levied as shown by the assessment
books, delivered to him bv the clerk,
an ! he sha'l, witbio ten days after tbe
receipt of the a*se-sment books, p blish
a notice, f ir not less than two weeks, in
. a newspaper of general circulation in
I the Town of Skagway, which notice
shall specify:
1st: Tint the assessment books of
the taxable property In tbe Towa of
Skagway, for the year are now
in his han<?s, and the tixes levied upon
same are sow due and pavable.
2nd: The time and pl.ee wheie the
payment of siid ta ies mat b; made
I 3d. That the unpaid taxes up n rea
pr iperty, us shown by ihe revsed usess
ment book, wi 1 be delinquent i-t s:x
o'clock, p, in., on the last day of Febru
ary next sue eedi g, and unl.ts su:h
taxes are paid ptior thi-reto thej w 11
become del nqnent a' d twenty psr een?.
of the amount ther of w 11 bo -dd d
th -'et, as penal y, an 1 i" eres'
obaned a' the r te ? f ciuht per cent.pt.
tin ttin, f obi the 'late of delinquency
ot t p id.
4tn: That ur pa d tax s tip?i P<>r
90 a p- on rty -I' w" t\v tiie rt s d
-mii ijl t< oka will tecum - do i *j
qu ? to.i'h'- as d yn N ven>be- ex t
s ?; ceiit'P, .ud uti m- su h t jc s ? < J
p ti ? pr or t ???reto pen It* of t^? I1 i
pef.i-ii wi 1 :?d d tin-ret". Hi d it -
t. r >t cli iv<d . if the r t of ei*t> prj
n i t per aai'Uiu. fr m d tr- <'f fe u
q ien.-v , unii. p.ii , hi d lh ' 'h r aft.- t
tr id teli q ent p r>o - pr p rt tix
es, t geth-t with the ten 1 v < d i te -
f? , "i> hoi p 1 1 on d mind from tie
Ch ' f o P h e. snffltiei t > f th ? pe so -
ii pmp vty bo o giotf to 'he p rson 'o
whom ihe property w s assise' wil
n ?mtnenl tiel' seiz -d ar.d so d to itU
fv s'-id t*x<-s, peDalti? > nd interest.
Section XVIII. The Town Treasurer, or his
deputy, must attend at hi* office, durlu^ iflirc
hours, to reeeive and collect taxes, anil he
sha'.l, far as possible c"liect th?- unpait tax
es for the !?re eediuff ytar^ The Town Treas
urer must Kive a receipt to auy person p-^yini;
t?xes which receipt shall specify:
Is' : The property assesses ana to whom as
* ''nd:' The amount at which it is assessed
3rd: The amount of taxes levied and puid.
4ih : The date of the payment and by whom
1 He shall, at the same time, make a record of
s?ieh pavment hi the tax bo?>ks, opposite the
description of the property, the taxes for which
pav?nent is made and the date and amount
'^Section XIX. Within Ave days after un aid
nersi nal property taxes become drlint(uent the
own Treasurer shall deliver to the Chief of Po
lice n list of such delinquent taxes, with the
penalty and interest thereon, together with the
name of the person to whom they are assesveu,
and the said Chlel of Police shall immediately
demand payment of the said uxes.penaltv and
Interest, irom the persons to *hom they are as
sessed, and npon relusal or neglect to Immedi
ately pav the same, the- Chief of Police shal
seize sethclent of tho personal property of the
Wlid person and sell the same or sufficient
thereof to satisfy the taxes, together with the
penalty and interest thereon and the cost or
seizure and sale. Such sale shall be at public
auction and must be after oue week's notice of
the t m? and place thereof, Riven by publica
tion in a news aper of general circulation in
the Town of Skagway, or by posting notice
thereof in three public places in the Town of
Skagway. one of which notices shall be pasted
on the outside of the front door ol the Town
h The Chief of Police shall, immediately after
collecting said taxes, or selling said property,
deposit with the Town Treasurer ail moneys
collected, or so much of the moneys derived from
the sale of said property as will satisfy the
taxes, with penalty and interset together with
all cost of seizure and sale, taking Ihe Town
Treasurer's receipt for the same. In duplicate
one 01 which shall bo deposited with the Town
Clerk. If there shall be any residue from the
proceeds of such sale, after making payment to
the Town Treasurer, as herein provided, then
the Chief ol Police shall turn over to the person
from whom said property was seized, such res
idue together with any property seized re
mainlrg unsold, taki.'g his receipt for Lhe
same which receipt the Chlei of Police shall
file with the Town Clerk
Section XX. On the payment of the pr'ce
bid for auv personal property sold by the Chief
ot Police, fn accordance with the provisions of
the preceedirg section, the said Chief of Police
shall execute a bill of salo for the said property,
which bill oi sale shall state accurately the
price p^id, and the description of the property
so'<l, and deliver the same to the purchaser: and
thereupon the title to said I rn|,erty vests .n
said purchaser. The Chietof Police shall at the
same time file his veritied certificate with the
Town Clerk, which certilieaie shall Show all his
acts in connection with the se:zure and salo of
such property. Iu every case where the Chief
of Police sells property in accordance with tho
provisions of this ordinance, he shall tax as
coats, in addition to the other necessary costs,
three (J3.10) dollars in every eas- which money
he snail also leposit with the treasurer.
Section XXI. On the first Monday in Sop 'em
ber of each year the Town Treasurer shall pub
lish a list of all real property upon which taxes
have uot been paid for the current, or pre -ced
ing vear, which notice shall be published (or
three (j1 consecutive weeks in some newi paper
ot ge eral circulation, published in the iowu
ot skagway. The T->wn Treasurer shall also
suite in said notice that he wili.ou the first day
of October next succeeding, at the hour of nine
o'clock A. M-. sell the lien owned by the Town
of Skagwav on all property upon which the tax.
es still remain unpaid.
Section XXII. It shall bo the duty cf ihe
Town Treasurer, after nine o'clock A. M . on
the first Mondav of October, to execute an as
signment of the lien of the Town of Skagway.
upou any property, the taxes upon which at the
time remain unpaid to any person paying the
amount of taxes, penalry an ' Interest, and
other costs, for which the Town of Skagway
has a lien upon said property. , , ,
This ordinance shall lake eflect and be in
force from and after the dale ol its passage and
UPPassed by the Common Couucll March 19.
IJ06' W. B KING,
President of the Council.
, Attest:
W, S. McKEAN, Clerk.
Introduced Mafch 19, 1906.
f
* Spring and Summer
NOVELTIES
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of dress goods in the very latest ef
fects from 75c. to $2.50.
4
Plain and checked dress goods for
children's wear in all the latest col
ors including black and white from |
45c. to 75c.
Sicellian Rainproof Mohairs in blue, brown and mixed effect
from 75c. to $1-25
$ ?
-i? A complete ^ne of white and co'ored Lawns, plain and figured
X Also a full line of G-erman and American calicos and percales 1
f If you are looking foo a stylish Easter hat it will pay you to J
wait for a few da^ s. We are expecting them on the next 3
t boat- Come and take a peep at our new goods now on display
4
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GOLDEN N0RTH HCTEL
Do You Want a ajateni7
Most every one does ? Everybody nc< di
me. Sorae people, however, dout' feel
ike paying a large sum of money fJi
me. They try to (jet alone by di-pend
nsr on the public clocks and their
riends for the lime.
INCONVENIENT, OF COURSE
t pays to buy the best watch you can
iffora. At our prices any b dy can af
brd a good one.
Come in aud we will show you how
ve can se 1 you watches cheaper than
;ou can buy them anywhere.
P. E. KERN,
Gold and Silversmith
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Rea* Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
>24 porrmH ave., skagway
Nottco of Settlement! of Final
Account
In the matter of the estate of Peter
J. Anderson, deceased.
Notice is hereby *>iven that the ad
mlminis'rator his filed in the Unittd
States Commissioner's Court at
way. sitting in probate, his final account
:.s admin'stra'or of the a*'Ove named
estate, a"d the court has by order fixed
Monday April 17, 1006, at 2 o'clock in
the forenoon, as the time of hearing'
and settling said account. All persons
havinsr, therefore, anything tosiy why
slid account, should not be settled and
approved, are herefy notified to m?ke
their appearance l*> the said court, on
said day and date and h ur and make
their allegations in th t behalf.
P. H. Ganty.
Administrator.
Ska:? way, Alaska, November, 3 1906.
3-3-3-7
Notice of Stoc&ho der'x Meeting
Office of the Enginnecr Mining Company,
To the stockholders ot the Engineer .Viining
Company:
Tske notice th?t the annual meeting of tlic
stock holder* of The Engine ;r Mining Com pan j
will be held at theottlce of the company, in th<
To > n of Skigwar, DUtrict of Alaska on Wed
t nesday the ~>Lh day of April, at in o'clock a. m
for the purpose of electing a board of director;
und for the transaction or such other bu-dne-!
an may properly come before the meeting. Th<
stock transfer book of the company will b'
clof fd on SaturdHy the 2lst dav of April, i'JOii
at 5 o lock p ro.nnd will remain elosed unti
Thursday the 26th day of April, 1906. at t
o'rlocK a. m.
By order of the Board of Dltector*.
H. B. Li Fkvbe. Secretary,
Dated March 2?, 1906.
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OF THE
On and after the 1st of October, 1905, the following will bs the
Mon'hly rates for water and, light service from the Northwest L!ght
& P owerCompany:
WATER
First Faucet ...$ 1 00
Each " additional (Except wasti bwiiM, free) 1 25
Bath Tubs in Hotels or other Public Houses 50
Water Closets " " " " ?' 50
Urinals " " " " " 50
Wash Basins " " " " " 25
Hote's, per room additional 10
Beer Pumps 1.00
Rfi9taur?nts 5.00
Steam Laundries 7 50
Hand '' 5.00
Motors, special per horsepower, minimum rate 5.00
Hose C n lectbn for Fire Protection 1 00
Families carrying' water 1.50
Individuals " " 1-00
Hauling water, per loud 1 00
Lawn and Street sprinkling Free
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES
COMMERCIAL SERVICE ?
All Year Winter
Stores, Offices, Shops and Residences
Tach Ifi cp lights ...." ? 1.00 1.50
Enclosed Arcs ' 10.00 12.50
ALL NIGHT SERVICE
1 ao 1G cp liehts 1 50 2.00
Euvi.osed Arcs 15.00 17.50
32 cp lights double 16 op
i Meter Rates will be 10 cents per 1000 watts.
EDWIN BROWNE, Manager,