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MEDFORD. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1908
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VOL. XX.
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Announcement
Realizing iliu NEED in Medford of a lirst-class up-to-date
ready-to-wear goods store for ladieB, we came
here and'tiut in such a 8tore with results most grati
fying doing double the business we expected to do.
In looking around for othor goods which we needed
and which we did not carry, we found very poor as
sortment and very high prices, and in view of these
facts we have decided to enlarge our quarters. taking
in the big room just north of our present quarters,
nhd will shortly install a first-class Ladies and Chil
drens ready-to-wear goods store, and will also add a
fine, line of PATTERN MILLINERY. ALSO COT
TON PIECE GOODS. OUR ABILITY TO LOWER
PRICES WILL ,H.5 DEMONSTRATED LATER.
Pike Peeps Free
With every dollar's worth of goods bought
at this store during the month of February
we wiil give FREE a set of six of the famous
"PIKE PEEPS," being the finest reproduc
tion of St. John's famous paintings exhibit
ed at tin; World's Fair at St. Louis. This
will, in all probability, be the last opportu
nity you will ever have to secure theBe
beautiful pastels.
Wash Silk Waists
Just Arrived by Express
We are showing a superb line of fine wash silk
waists just received direct from the manufacturers
in New York. The prices cannot be duplicated and
you will say so when you see them. Guaranteed to
wear and wash like lawn or your money back.
Prices Run
$2.75 otto $4.75
Dry Goods nnd all the words impiy
Baker-Kutchason Company
First Room North of Jackson County Bank
OWE MORE CHANCE ONLY
To get a good-sized tract of
Good Land Near Hedford
CheapOnly $75 per acre.
Many are looking for TRACTS to DIVIDE. This is
by far the best chance at the RIGHT PRICE Don't
wait until some other fellow buys this and then
scold your wife because you did not
Sejza the Opportunity
t
FOR SALE BY
c: H. Pierce d Son, Medford
. . . We Want Your . . .
CHICKENS
Wortman Gore
INTER-STATE
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock tbt
Inter stats excurslob, comprising
eight carloads of exouiatonleta from
Washington, Northern Oration and
Idaho, will arrive at Medford and
will remain bare for thirty minutes
This ie the longest' (top the tiain
will make at any atatlon outtide of
Portland In toe state, and la especi
ally granted to Medford In teoogni
tlon ot Its atatna aa a "live town." ;
The .Commercial Club at Ita- meet
ing Monday nlabt reemmended that
all ownera of autnmobllea bare their
machine in ;readlueso at the time of
the arrival of tbe train o that, if the
weatbar la favorable, at many of
tbe visltoie, as ean be accomodated
may be given a abort automoble ride
through the val.ey, meeting the train
againat Ashland. Shoulld Jupiter
Pluvlna prove obdurate a reception
will bo arranged for tb visitors ol
which tne lad lea of the Greater Med
ford club will bave oharge, In any
event aeviral boxea of prime New
town, apploa will be distributed
among the excursionist, together
with literature bsarlog upon South
ern Oregon and Ita advantagaa. Pres
ident Colvlg, of tne Commercial
club will deliver a ahort address.
It desired by the Commercial
Club that as many as possible ot the
residents of Medfoift assemble at the
depot wben this train comes In ao
that the excursionists may be duly
Impressed with the number ot our
people and the good looas of tbe
aame.
The Del Rio Ranche
In rll my trnvels up and down the
S. IP. road from Portland to San
Francisco, and over other roads
through tbe state of California 1 have
aeen no liner sit for a ooontry plaoe
than tbt Del lilo ranoh at Rock
Point, owned by our genial towns
men, Messrs. Deuel and Weeks. You
need no iutioduotion to these gentle
men, and when I aay I spent two
dears at their Del Rio ranch In com
pany with Mr. Alt Weeks you ,wlll
know my time waa not lost. When
these gmtlemen purchased this ranch
there waa no doubt to them baring
an eye for the artistic A more beau
tiful spot could not be imagined, ad
mlrahly situated on tho banks of
Rogue River . and penned in on all
aides by lofty mountains, an abun
dance of tiout and salmon In tbe
river and tbe mountains alive with
game, what more eould a person
wish. The Uell Rio ranch consists
of 730 acres of fine, deen soil, with
a genUe slope to the Roane river, and
every fo;t can he put In cultivation.
Notwithstanding these gentlemen
purchased this ranch in November,
nnder the management of Mr. I. T.
Ualllgar and ably assisted by Mr. M.
Qcackenbush, they have at present
about three thousand pear and apple
trees and about fifteen acres of Tine
yard planted, not to speak of aoiee
of brush grabbed and burned,
and milea of old orosa fenoe torn
down.
In bis capacity as superintendent
Mr. Galllgar, In leaa than three
months time, baa transformed a run
down drllnpldetcd stage station Into
a neat, Will aopt appealing ranch,
which in font or five yeaia from now,
will be without an exoeption, the
Quest country place between here
and Portland.
I bave bad about twelve years ex
perience with grapes of different
votieties, and bave" seen grapea" grow
In all kinds of climates and under all
kinds cf conditions, soil, etc., and
will truly any, 1 hove never men a
country or state, where there Is such
a fine prospect for grape oulture aa In
tbe Roane River Velley ani no place
in tbe Rogue River Valley more ad
mirably adapted, soil, attuatlon, eta
considered, than tbe fifty acre tract
wblofa Messrs. Deuel and Weeks will
eventuality set to table grapea on
their Del Rio ranch. Xhla vineyard
will be mostly Flame Tokay, and
Emperor, and probably some Malaga,
tbe tatte, everything considered, be
ing tho best paving table grape on
the 'market today, liesldes pear, ap
ple and grapes, thia ranch will have
a aprinkling of cherries, berries and
otbtr small truits. The bouse and
all out buildings will be remodeled,
nice wide drive ways, flanked on
either'slde by large shade trees, will
run In all directions throngh the
ranch, and tiaina stepping every day
will give their passengers an oppor
tunity to view a ranch of which Ita
owners can Justly be prouud.
U. F. Llnxwiler.
Some Business Opportunities-
C.H. Pierce 4 Bon bave splendid
openings In the folljwlng lines!
General
and atore
Building CftO.
Bto.'k of hardware' and aecond band
goods, 11200.
Floe laundry business, ViTM,
If you are Interested In any of
these line mil and see us at once.
NOT HAVE
THIS ROAD?
Last week an Item In this paper
stated tbe fact that W. M, Uodaou,
the automobile man, bad been In
Klamath , oounty, looking over tbe
situation with a view to eetablttbing
an automobile stage line from the
terminus of tbe California 4 North
eastern road, building Into Klamath
oounty, to Crater lake.
Right now la tbe time for Medford
to get busy on tbla tourist trattlo to
Crater lake. This is the nearest
point from which to leave the South
ern Pad He main Una for the lake,
and there is but one obstacle to tbe
establishment of an automobile Una,
running on regular schedule line
between here and tbe lake, and that
is known as the Flounce Rock grade.
Mr. Plodson said to Mall reporter
In discussing the matter: "If that
bill waa placed In good condition, by
a change of route so that a machine
could be gotten over It easily, tnere
la nothing to prevent successful
anto line being ion from here to tbe
lake. The government baa agreed to
put tha road la shape as far aa Pros
pect, the torder of the forest reserve,
and If tbla hill la fixed 1 will pot on
an auto aectlon gang to do the minor
repairs. Tbla wonld give Medford
tbe advantage of tbe majority of the
tourist trattlo to the lake and unlsaa
something of tbe nature Is done tbe
trattlo will start by way ot Klamath
Falls ani It will stay there. If It
starts from here It will likewise stay
here, aa even when the railroad runs
through Klamath and within twenty
miles of the lake, a good road from
chls side, together with the Jmany
seen lo attractions along the line will
Induce the majority ot tha tourist
to start from tbla aide. It would
cost b.tween $7,000 and 18.000 to
eliminate that Floanoe Rook grade,
but there would be more than that
amount spent in the oounty the
first year by part lea visiting Crater
lake. Tbe vlaitora will be greater
than ever in number this year, and
moat of these people have money and
know bow to spend It.
"No," aaid Mr. Uodson "I am
not considering tbe proposition of
leaving Medford. If I start the
eastern line It will ba merely a alda
line, but 1 wooll much rathir start
from tbla side.' I
J. 0- M. Visits School.
I felt pretty despondent, alck, blue
ni liinnanma Tueadav of laat week eo
I hiked away for new ecenery and a
brief visit with Mrs. Logan, tbe pop
ular teacher and her forty clean.
oriKUfc, jrwu,Biu, --- .
of tbe 6th grade of our North school,
but I must confess on the start i nave
ithi anaoa nor lanauue at com
mand to exprasa the pleasure and
eatl, faction enoyed In that brief
apaoe of time. I waa surprised at
the magotfloleut order kept by tbla
teacher with so little effort and frlo
ton, and I became much Interested
while there listening to tbs methods
of teaching many class exercises and
would briefly auggeat to tbe parents
and ffnardiana of the training and
education?! development ot their
children's future to pause lor a
moment In their busy lives and say
I will give a oouple of hours to min
gle socially and Inquiringly with tbe
department and learn tbe progress
of mv children In their various stud-
dies in this bright, clean, cheerful
place of learning, and ahonld you
hnvn nv of tbe manv evmptoma your
humble writer waa alflioled with
Tuesday tney will quiokly be dleni li
ed and should you be so fortunate as
to be in n healthy , bappi mood yon
will still be made happlm by your
presence and a kind obeerful word
nf enouurasement to teaobeia and
pupils wbluo we think Is a plain
duty we justly owe to our city
schuols.
j. u martin.
Sale of Water Bonds.
Rnalod nmiiili will ha received bv
the city council of the city ot Medford,
Oregon, at the office of the olty rccor.
dnfnf uiil iitw. until .Tuesday. Febru
ary 18, 1U0S, at 6 o'clock, p. m., for the
purchat J ol (40,0110 ol ten year, 51 per
cent coupon bonds of said city, io de
nominations ol auu eacn, interval pay
able semi-annually. Said bonds to be
dated February 1, 19(18, and to be due
February 1, 1!)1S. Each bid must be
MtminiH hv a certified check for an
amount equal to 6. per cent of tbe
amount of such bide payable to tne
city of Med turd, and said city council
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated at Million), Oregon, January
30, 1WH. Bknj. M'CoiMNa,
City Recorder.
Plants For Sale.
I bave a limited amount of Mam
moth . Bleokberry. and Liganbeiry
plant for aale at tXOO par hundred.
II. C Maarv. on Jackeonvlllle and
Central Point road. Phcne 885. 0-2t
CROP
FOP 1907.
The Rogue River Valley Is not a
prune growing section, prlnotpiliy
because cither crops more valuable
are grown. Nevertheless some few
praties are grown here, more would
be grown, were It not for tbe above
reaaon. Whon apples aud pears,
peaches and berries are bringing a
good income without the expense of
drying and the market la always oer
tain, tbe bumbla pruue la likely to
be uegleoted. Yet tbe prune grow
er have added tbla year a tidy sum
to the aggregate fruit Income of the
valley. i
The ptone orop of the vslley for
1907, aggregated over 679,203 ponnda,
that la that amount was purchased,
and shipped by L. F. Loztor, noting
aa agent for Tillson 4 Co., of Salem.
There were a few lnde endent ship
meuta out juat bow muon It IsdltU
oulc to learn. Thete were not many.
however. The prunea averaged
t3 7Jf per hundred, making tbe to
tat receipts 120,10109. This la not a
large snm, compared to the Income
from tbe otbsr fiuitv, bat It helps
some anyway.
Mrs- A. rlerrimsn.
PorUand Oregon ian:
Although 78 years of age and the
mother of 16 ohllluren, 12 ot whom
are living, Mr. Merrlman la atill
strong and aotlve as many women
20 year younger. She Is the daugh
ter of William H. Riddle after whom
the town of Riddle, In Douglas
county, was named. The famllly
oroaeed the plains in 1851 and nettled
at Riddle There they remained for
six years, participating in the
Umnqua Indian war of 1805 and 1850
In 1857 tbe Meirlmana moved to
Jackaon oounty, and tbe old borne
plaoe near Medford, Oregon, la atltl
owned by one of tbe Mvrrymsn aona.
Following are tbe living children of
Mr.tMerrlmao, all cf whom are now
the beads of families, J. W. Chap
man, Montana, Mra. T. T. Prather,
Montana, Ueoige F. Mjrriman, Med
ford, Mrs. Li. A. Bradley, Portland,
Mra. S. Li. Dennett, Medford, Mia.
J. C. Clark, Myrtle Point, I. A.
Merrlman, Medford, Mra. M. M,
Houston, Portland, Mra. C. K.
Fronk, Albany, Mia. J. O. IIIU,
Seattle. Mra. John Beck. Seattle,
W'll Mirrlnian, PoiUand. Mra.
Merilman aaya ber grandohlldien
now number 33 and ber great grndd
ohlldren Z,
Will Aid Honest Settlers
The annual report of Secretary Gnr
field ahowe an Intention of the inter.
lor department to assist rather than
obstruct every boneat entryman In
his endeavor to acquire government
land. Secretary Garfield bolda that
ao long aa tbe law Is not abused, be
Intenda that tbe entryman shall eu
joy Ita provisions, and that In bis
endeavor to eatablish a borne on tbe
publio domain, ao long aa be acta In
good faltb, he shall have the en
oouragement and aid of the govern
ment representatives. A portion of
Mr. Garftellde' report follows:
Registers and receivers and special
agents bave been instructed that it is
quite aa much their duty to aid the
honest entrymen as to detect and
pnnlsb the dishonest entrymen. For
tunatelv, most homestead entries are
honeetly made, but In many In
ancea, through oarelessneas or ignor
nooe, mistakes are made whioh may
defeat an entry. It la tbeiefoie nec
essary that the utmost care be exer
olsed by tbe local land o IB core, and
It la upon these ottlaere that the
Comsmissioner of the General Land
Office and the Seoretary must rely
for obtaining tha facts and ael"
that justice Is done.' It Is tbe drv
of tbe speoial agents to aid tne io v
0 ulcers In all ot these cases, and ' -less
the appropriation la laige en -b
to employ tbe kind nr men and tae
number of men needed, it la icvi
table that there will be aerioua de
lays in the congested districts. The
faot that delaya exist doe not wai
rant the local officer or the specials
In ceasing or rejecting any entry
without proper examination. The
put pose of tbe publio land law la not
to get rid of the publio land, but to
provide method under which lands
may be obtained by those who In
tend to use tnem legally and honest
ly. The highest use ot tbe lands is
the making ot homes. Tbe utmost
care abould tbua be taken to prevent
tbe taking for other purposes of lands
capable of belig entered under the
homestead aot, on tbe other hand,
we must not permit that law to ba
used a a device to obtain valuable
mineral or tlmbtr land.
Notice-
The Medford bah 4 Door Company
have dissolved partnrihlpa All bills
gainst tbe Sim will b a tied by J.
E. Day. All I COOOati Sowing to the
HrmJenouH be pa d to J. . Day ot
left at tbe shop; with1 P. C. Hansen,
Medford Saib Door Co.
CITY COUNCIL
A ssislon of tho olty oounc-U waa
held January 30ti. Mayor Reddy, Re
corder Collins, Councllmen Hater,
Merrick, Ttoatridge, Olwell, Wort
man aud Klfort present.
Petitions for grading East Seventh
stieut, and for sidewalk on aame,
also fir giadiog and grevellog F
street, for aide walk in Realty's ad
ditlon weie referred to city engineer.
Petition for sidewalk un N atreet
was presented aud the city engineer
was direoted to give propeity owners
the street grade.
Upon motion Councilman Merrlok,
Wortman and Eitert were appointed
a committee to irveatlgate the matter
of aecuilng a eupply of water for the
city and the Installation of a ayatem
for handling aame with power to aot
In ao far aa that power la glvn the
council by tne cltlzena.
Tbe plat ot King' addition to
Medford waa plaoed on tile In tbe
recorder'a oifloe
The recorder was directed to order
the reminder of the oast Iron water
pipe necessary to complete the origl
nal order .0 the amount of 110,000.
The recorder waa also direoted
to advertise for blda fot tbe aale
of 010,000 worth of water bonds
bids to be opened on February 18tn.
Councilman J'rowbridge and Citizen
F, C. Page were appointed a commit
tee to go to Portland and ascertain
ebe beat paving mattriaat now In nae
In that olty. This luformatlon la re
quired at thia time for nae In deter
mining the material to be need in
paving Seventh st,ee west from Bear
creek bridge to the olty park.
The roorder waa direoted to advei
tas t for bids fu exoavatlog tienohes
fa laying the new water plpa( and
far laying the pipe.
Anothei meetlug of tbe city counoll
was held on February 31 at which
time all oouncilmen were present ex
cept Hater.
Petitions for a liquor license were
presented by W. M. Kennedy, J. II.
Harrington and H. O. Wilkinson.
Tbe Kennedy petition waa granted,
the Harrington petition waa he:d up
for investigation, and the Wllvlnaog
petition was laid over until the nex
meetlug Mr. Wilkinson not being
present with certulu required doou
ments.
Councilmen Trowbridge, Olwell and
Hater were appointed a oouimlttee
to elfect, If possible, oompromise
In tbe matter nf aettlement of tbe
claim of (447 which Frank C. Kelsoy
now alleges la due blm aa a balance
for services tendered tbe citv. In pre
paring plana and apectucationa on
tbe water ayttrm. Suit la now pend
ing In the circuit court Mr. Keleey
Uias already been paid SU37.53 for hla
services.
Chief of Polloe Tuipin pn seated a
bill for aervlcea for nerving truant
noticea for the aoaool dlstriot whtoh
bill waa disallowed.
A petition was presented for the
opening of Liberty street; aleo pet!
tlon for atreet lighla In the German
oburoh locality.
An ordinanoe waa passed licensing
real ejtate agenta ana broker, which
provldea that each person . who shall
negotiate or solicit the aale or our
abase of real property belonging to
others foi hire or oommlaslon,or other
compensation, aball pay into tbe olty
treaeuier an annual fee of $00 and
shall be itaued therefor a license fot
the conduct of suoh business. The
penalty shall be a tine of not less
than $25 nor more than 1100, or im
prisonment ot one day lu tbe dry jail
for ouch t2 thereof, lbs objeut of
this ordinanoe la to proteot tbe in
to ests of those persona who are
legitimately engaged In tbe business,
which persons are those who are con
tinually paying out money for adver
tising the country, but when the pnr
otasers arrive here thoy stand no
better show to do business tbsn do
those who pay not a cent tor adver
tising or advancing the country and
community.
A motion was made by Merrick ana
eecouded by Eitert that the ottlce of
atteet commissioner be declaiod va
cant and the olty engineer be power
d t take charge ot the street work
a d he to appoint a oompeteot man.
I found necssaary, to oversee tbe
i-k, pnying theiefor a'salaiy not to
exceed K0 per month.
On motion by Wortman, seconded
by Merrick, a committoe ot three was
appointed to investigate charges
made against tbe chief of police.
Woitman, Merrick and Olwell were
appolntod as such oommittee.
A motion waa made that a oom
mittee of three be appointed to ar
range a system of siioet work.
Upon motion the city treasurer's
bond was raised from 0UUO to 25,
OUO.
Upon motion by Merrlok, seconded
by Olwell, tbe city treasurer waa In
et l noted to deposit tha city funds aa
nearly equally aa possible between the
three banks of the city.
The olty recorder's bond of t2.r 0,
with A.W. Wnlkerand W. & Jonea
THINGS TOLD
ON THE STREET
An Eastern Subwrlber "I reoatvad
a notioe from y m that I owe 13 oa
subscription to the Medford Mall,
which la alwaya welcome. I enclose)
15. Pleaaa oontlnie tbe paper, "
E. C. Gaddia-'-I bave received V,
letter from the adjutant gene re 1 ant
ing na aoon aa suitable quarter are
assured tor armory p irpoaa a con-.
pany ut 'be nationel gourd alii be
mustered In hers. Bufflolenl signa
ture, to tbe petition tort the estab
lishment bar ' already bead secured
and tbe company wonld bay been
mustered In soma time ago tad we
been abli to secure permanent quar
tern. W are stow pretty well assai
ed of an armory ball In the aot dis
tant future. Gen ersl Flnzer will be
down bere la a few weeks and will
look over the ground peisonally.
.i
Birthday Party
Reoeived too late for laat Issue of
the MalL
The pretty pioneer farm boos of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jonas, Br., la
Mountain dlatiiot , was mad tbe
scene of a moat Interesting and aa
ioyable time laat Monday, the oanas
loo being la honor of tbe eldest aoa,
Wm. Jones, Jr., thirtieth blrtbaay
anniversary on tbe old farm. This
pretty anniversary dlnnar given bf
these hospitable farmers la their
pretty borne In tba nortnraa part ot
tbe county wss a complete soooees
In every particular, and wlIU loaf be
oherlahed and remembered by tbe
many old time neighbors and Meads,
wbo wen honored with aa Invlutloa
and gathered to partake and mingle
socially lth tbla happy family oa
this special ocoaaloo. Among tboae
present were: Mr, and Mra. E. D.
White, Mi. and Mrs. G. W. Staoy,
Mr. and Mra. Tbornbiue, Mr. and
Mia. M. 11. Gordon, Mr. and Mr.
Wm. Jonea, Jr., Mrs. Cbelgren, Mrs.
Fieddle Flsk,. Messrs. L J. Staoy,
John Udmgtoa, Elbert Glass, hiarl ,
Case. Misses Millie and Bessie Gor
don and Lucy Roe, Ollle, Mattl a ad
Sammy Gordon, Flora and Adeasa
Staoy, Mollis Thorn bras, Graoe, Ball
and May Jonea, Roy, Chaster sad
Vera Jonea, Franola and Cha lie
Cbelgrene aud George Stacy, Jr.
Commercial Clob Elects
The annual lection of tbe Medford
Commercial Club was held Mondsy
evening and officers for the ensuing -veer
were . elected. Tbe following
olUcera were elected: W. M. Oolvlg,
president, F. C. Page, vloe preai-'
dent, A. h. Miller, secretary, F.
Osenbrugga, treasurer. Exeeotlv
committee, J. D. Olwell,; A. H. Roa
enbanm, U Bandy, J. E. Watt T. W.
Oagoor1. Direct ore: Meesrs, Ray,
Pierce, Rosenbaam, Garaett, Page,
Campbell, Bundy. Watt, Findley,'
Colvig, Nye, Oaenbrugge, Osgood,
Olwell and Mile.
The old admlnlaratlon closed with
tbe olub out of debt, and reported .
tbe expenditure of about $4,000 dur
ing the paat year. A vote of thanks
wu tendered the retiring otfiosrs.
In consideration of Ids effloient ser
vices aa secretary M. Purdlo was
elected a life-honorary member.
The olub appointed toe following
committee to co-operats with tbe
city counoil In the ,n.atter of seour-
Ing an adequate wctor supply far the
olty: I'erry, Page and Garnett.
Olwell, Keene and Picket waia ap- .
pointed a commi'toe to .take up tb .
matter of wcuring a right of way for '
the Pacitlu & .Eastern railroad Into
the city.
Robert Oallowsy 3initeroasly III-
Robert Galloway Dangeroualy I1L
Tbe following horn tbe Portland
Telegram of February 3 1 will based
news for "Boby" Galluway'i many
old-time a-d faithful frtenda in Med
lord: That Deputy Dlstriot Attorney
Hubert Galloway, who recently went
to Southern California for bla health,
la very low, la tbe newa reoeived this
morulug by Attorney John F. Logan
In a letter Horn Mra. Galloway. -The
letter states tnat Mr. Galloway, fam
lllnrly known to all hla frlenda aa
"Bob" la cmllned to hie bed, and I
so weak that ba oau scarcely apeak.
The pbyelotana have given np hope
of Mr. Gnlloway'a reuovety, eaya? tbs
letter. Ilia mother will leave Port
land for bis bedside at once. For
mure than a year Mr. Galloway baa
fought hard against falling heeltb,
and went to California In tbe hope
that he would regain bla strength
there. Ills wife oonsideia bla oonal
linn dangerous, and aaya . he la aot
able to digest the roodjie needs to
maintain bie strength.
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Hores cleared. Easy Mima. See U.
ll, fierce a ouu-
ie auretlee, was aoispted.
Pell's Elite Laundry waa granted a
special water rate of ten oenta per
1000 gallons.
Meeting adjourned to meet Frldiy
evening, Februaiy Mb. "
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