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MEDFORD MATL TRTRTTXTC,
MEBFOTIT), ORFiOX, FRTDAY, MAY 22, 1925
EDEN VALLEY TO
IE BIG
IONS T
I l$y Mary O. rarry.
KDKN J'KKl.'l.WT. .May 21. The
farm era of Fern Valley have been
planting out toinatoen in Kieat (unn
tilies the past wot'k nf ten days, t.'.ei.
A I font and Uom HiiKhoH and Charlie
Ferns have rach wt out m-veiul aeies.
These raneherH mo a.sKured of water
this KeaHon and nro Koin to YiiIhi'
melonH and toimitooH and other gar
den truck on their fertile land.
Mr. and Mih. (1. O. JI. CorlJsH of
Portland wwro to arrive nt the home
of Mr. and .!rn. II. Ji. Ooi-Hmh the luftt
of thlH week for a vinil with their
son and family.
Mi-r, B. N. French and her niece
have been attending tho Odd Fellown
and Kehekah convention at AhIiIuixI
this week. Ali'H. French was a tlsle-)
gate from tho lode at Talent.
Tho new liunsalow of Mr. Parker
which 1h on hit new homo tract In
tho Ilighwny Addition to l'hnnnfx, l
fat becoming incloHed and ready for
tho inwldo finitihhiK work.
CloslnB oxerciHeH at tho l'hoenlx
school wero Kieatiy enjoyed by a
lnrfto attendance. The work for tho
year ban been very creditable, the
corpH of teachers have encournRcd
tho pupils to bend every effort to
make the year's work count. There
has been 1ch play and more oarncnt
work this year than heretofore.
Many of tho telephono Hiibsei Ibera
In the rural districts vowed they
would discard their phones when tho
rut oh wero raised, but like everythliiK
elso they find it little uho to kick
about tho hiKh cost, so they Just
raised tho prico of spuds and hay and
eggs to make up tho difference. Jt
is tho same rule in everything Jwrt
mako one hand wash tho other.
' There are hundreds of tons of bay
down In the rain In thin part of the
valley. Most of tho farmers have cut
i heli frist crop on account of there
being more kiuhh In It tlian usual and
thej floured If they cut curly thai
their next crop would be a Kood'onc
oh account of the dampness brinpinK
It on oKain
Oeorpo Hartley of North Talent
has about an acre of head lettuce
which Is lookinK fine and .will soon
be ready for market. f.leoiK Is one
of the many Rood gardeners in this
part of tile valley and he always has a
fine garden, and f urn tabes Med ford
markets with bis produce.
Wo are sorry to have to say that
Mrs. Julia 1'aUcrson bad to undergo
a second operation last week, and it
left her Very weak. Mrs. Patterson
has been u great sufferer and it was
hoped she could escape unother
operation.
Kd 1'hipps of Med ford took out the
last of tho tomato plants from the
i.'arey Plant Farm last Wednesday.
Mr. Pbiitps is setting out about twelve
acres of tomatoes.
Mrs. '. Carey last 'week sold 100
Whito leghorn liens and is irt the
market for another bunch of good
slock if tho prico is right. Mrs. Carey
will keep about 400 hens this winter
if young stock can be procured.
Several of Talent's enlisted young
men have been called out to take part
In the work of fixing up the grounds
for the encampment In this valley Jn
June. Many of them have had to
lot their plans for the spring work go
and answered the call to work for the
government.
Mr. unci Mrs. Colvor Furry of Mast
Kden are having an addition built
onto their house. Mr. Furry has a
fine tract of land and all under the
ditch. The place Is In alfalfa and he
cuts three and four crops a year.
Quite a number of the ladles from
Phoenix and surrounding territory
spent a most delightful afternoon
with Mrs. Walker out east of Phoenix
on Monday, The occasion was a
demonstration by an aluminum com
pany. A delightful luih was onjoyed
by those present and a good time
socially was had.
Mrs. Weld man of Wenatcheo valley
wero in Medrord for a few weeks
stay keeping nn eye on tho weather
Monthly Report of Red Cross
Jaekpon County Chapter, A. It. C,
home' service report for April.
Tho statistical report for tho month
of April shows tho following itemized
record of work:
Office interviews
By Secretary 94
"fly Stenographer 219
Total office Interviews 313
Fhono inquiries
Jly Secretary &
Uy tSenographer 1 01
'Total 207
Cals for Jobs
liy men -
By women 35
Total calls for jobs !0
Contacts with employers 41
Jobs secured ...A t0
Towns visited by coeretary and num
ber of times for social work:
Med ford 11
Jacksonville 0
Ashland 3
Gnu i Ls PtiHS 1
Talent 1
Phoenix I
Total towns visited 6
'Total number tlmos 2G
Kinds of cases and number of contacts
with'
Old men- 3
Sickness 2
Stranded families 2
Kx-Soldior 3
Family relief HI
Child welfare 1
Cooperation with eases
U. S. V. 11. Tucfimn 1
Children's Agency of San Frunclsco 1
Native Sons and Daughters of Sau
Francisco 1
American Joko Hospital 1
Traveler's Aid of Los Angeles 1
Phoenix Arizona Chapter 1
Ran Joatpitn Valley Chspor 1
llenton County Chapter 1
Yaklinn Valley Chapter 1
Cnwlltz-Wnhklakuf Chapter J
AVlllametto Valley Chapter 1
Cheyenne Chapter 1
Jonephluo County Chapter 2
Ashland Branch Ar. C 5
Marquet County Wisconsin 1
Louisville Hawkins Co. Tennessee.... 1
Out-Door He lief Los Angeles ... 1
Chief of Police. Medford 2
Talent .. 1
County Court 1&
School Nurse tl
Public Health Association , 4
Thrift Shop Uti
Ilellef given during month
(imvtirH
"Win. Drown 7.fi!
Jackson St. Store 1 3 . 3 it
Fraxlcr's. Ash land t! 0 .0 o
Hutch Iron & humwden L'G.-U
F. (1. llonenr, Wimnr, Dec.
1924 2. fi'.
Schuerman (Iroc. Co., AHhland 10. on
Star Market 1N.XS
JUile's ".73
li. CFaber. Central Point 10.00
Weaver's Store, Central Point.. 10.03
fl.OO
D.00
l.r.o
3.00
6.00
. Milk
Mrs. Oorthoys
Mrs. Caldwell
T. J. Costly
W. H. Howard
Jackson Co. Creamery
'Total for milk for April $23.10
Total from Ited Cross Funs 10.50
Mcrt'haiidtso
Mann's Dep't Stone -..$2.83
DIden's Shoo Shop 2.7 &
Total for mdse for April !.$!. 58
Total from lied Cross Funds.... 2.75
Fuel
Mt. Fuel Co $ 8.00
Valley Fuel Co 10.75
Umgwell Woodo Yurd 2.00
Total for fuel for April $20.75
Total from lied Cross Funds, ...12. 50
, . Out) Sick
Stirred Heart Hospital .....$25.00
From Ited Cross Funds $25.00
Kent
Yokel '. -...$15.00
Mason 3.00
Howry 21.25
Total, for rent for April $30.25
Total from lied Cross Funds.... 21.25
Transportation
Fare to Fnterprlse - $18.87
2 fares to Stockton 14,77
Total transportation $33-04
Total from lied Cross Funds.. 17.88
Monthly allowance for families $65.00
Trniisctents ,
Mrs. Howoy .'. $ 8.80
.1. X. Cafe A B.35
Park Cafe '. 1.00
and 9'ip Qmdltlons, with a view to
soiling out up north and comlriir i
this valby to locate. They express
themselves as highly pleased with oui
valley ami will return soon to locate.
Glen Hill of the Drown Mcrcantlb
store fa Talent was delivering grocer
ies to Mr. Derang and others in tbi:
locality on Wednesday. Mr. Drowi
delivers along the highway twice l
'eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt IJeebe of Agati
weer Ashland and North Talent visi
tors Tuesday. Mr. lieebe said he had
about 1K00 young chickens of differ
ent ages. Mr. Heche has some firu
laying stock.
Mrs. U. N. French. Mrs. Waltei
Stanelirr and Mrs. Lily Coleman wen
at Giants Pass during the district
convention of the Neighbors of Wood
craft, held in thn,t city. The three
named ladles wero delegates from Oak
circle No. 242 of Phoenix.
Andrew Drlner who met with qultt
a serious accident, being thrown from
a hack when the rig was hit by Hie
Klamath county stago some ten day
ago, is out of tho hospital but is lame
and pretty badly Jarred up.
Mrs. Fletcher Fish of Phoenix b
working very hard the last few dn.yv
since school has cloned. Mrs. Fish
is practicing the music class in the
Memory contest. Last year Phoenix
won in this contest and the pupils arc
very anxious to keep their good
record .
Mrs. Mary Trnvcllo of North Da
kota, who has been spending the' win
ter wit h her daughter, Mrs. J I. 11
Corliss of Phoenix, returned to her
homo last Saturday. Mrs. Tra voile
will stop off in Portland und In Scut
tle to visit on her way home.
Last week In my Items I madp a
mistake in the name of the teacher
in mentioning them ns dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stancliff. li
should have re:fd, Mr. and Mrs. Kerns
instead of Mr. and Mrs. Milam. The
error was my own.
Total for grororlea for April. .JUG. '13
Total from U'mI Cross funds . $4! 2t
Total transients for April $15.05
Total material relief for.AprU9383.nn
Total from Ited Cross funds.. $ 1 55.84
lleport of Thrift Shop for mouth of
April, 1025:
Tho Thrift Shop Is getting back to
normal conditions iin our report shows,
interest in the shop is growing datjy.
Tho spring months are usually very
slow, owing to the scarcity of money
and the shortage of work, also goods
are greatly reduced to meet this con
dition of "hard times." but wo feel
more than repaid by tho hearty coop
eration of tho friends of the shop.
Thirty-three garments wero donated
to 25 perrons.
, Donors to tho shop wero:
Holland Hotel, Mrs. Pendleton (Ta
ble llock), Mrs. Murrey Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Mcl.lrido, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Sig
linger, Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Peters. Mrs.
Maun, Mrs. Pickle and Mrs. Humph
reys. Cash sales $ GO. 00
Crodit 7.00
(ionds donated 12.00
(ioods worked out 27. CO
Total
Rxpenses -
Kent ,
Salary
Miscellaneous ,
$108. 4;
$ lfi.R0
fiO.OO
, 00
Total $77.10
Total cleared In cash. none.
Total cleared In scrvicn $31 .3 5.
MRS. U. A. Ml'KlIKY,
Mamigcr Thrift Shop.
Hmm
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Schilling is the onfy codec
toaster who produces only
one quality and sells it in vacuum I
jyiuis only. Arrvnnp ran nmelnrf rhrari vl
wjjk r. uui ocnimng produces inc
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T C YOU don't think ft'g the best coffee, ronr money back instantly at my store.
J. I The tunc jpumot oq Schilling Tea, Diking Powder, Spices and Extracts.
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Summons for Publication.
In tho Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, fur the County of Jackson.
Tho City of Medford, a municipal cor
poration. Plaintiff, vs. Hubert J-inn-vilte,
and llano Doe Jjlnnville, his
wife, also all other persons or par
tins unknown claiming any right, ti
tle, estate, lien or interest in the
real property described in the com
plaint herein. Defendants.
To Kobert Unnvllle and Jane Doe
l.lnnville, his wife, also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
the real property described in the
complaint herein, Defendants:
In the name of the Stale o Oregon:
Vou and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled suit on or befnre the last day
of six weeks from the date of tho first
publication of this summons, said pe
riod of h)x weeks being the time pre
scribed for publication hereof; and
if you fall no to appear and answer
said complaint, for want thereof the
plnlntirr will apply to the court ror ine
relief demanded in Us complaint, to
wit : That a decree be entered ad
judicating any and all right, title, es
tate, lein or claim which you or any
Of you have or claim to have In. to or
upon tho real property situated in the
City of Medford. Jackson County.
State of Oregon, described as follows:
Lot 13, In block numbered 9, of the
duly recorded amended plat of Queen
Anne Addition to . the City of
Medford,
and declaring any and all such claims
to be null and void, and decreeing that
said olaintiff Is the owner in fee sim
ple of said premises and of tho whole
thereof, free nnd clear of any and all
right, title, estate, lien or Intorest In
said real estate, and that each and all
of the defendants herein and each and
nil of their servants, ngenls and em
ployes and each and all persons claim
In if or to claim by, through or under
them or any of them, and all other
persons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, e.itate. lien or intorest
in said' real estate lie forever enjoined,
restrained and barred from asserting,
attempting to establish or claiming any
light, title, estate, ben or interest in ot
to said property or any portion there
of, and that plaintiffs' title to said
premises be forever nuleted and set at
rest.
This summons Is published by order
of tho Honorable C. M. Thomas, pre
siding judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered in said court
and cause on the 20th day of May.
102 5, prescribing that this summons
bo served by publication therof once
each week for six consecutive weeks
In the Medford Mail Tribune, a news
paper published in Jackson County.
Oregon,
May the 22nd, 1025 Is the date of the
first publication of this summons and
July the 3rd. 1025, Is the date of the
last publication of this summons.
JOHN 1 1. CAltKI.N,
HAItKY C. SKY H MAN,
Attorneys Cor Plaintiff.
Address: City Hal), Medford, Oregon.
Orijti complaint within said time, he
plaintiff will apply to the above 'enti
tled court for tho relief prayed for In
:he complaint, an das specified In said
complaint, reference being matte to
Jhe original complulnt on file heroin zzz
wid to the whole thereof. And tho
plnlntiff will further apply to the said
ourt for a d)creo decreeing the plain- I SS
tiff to be the owner and entitled to -:ho
possession of the following do- gg
!crlb"d rc.it property, situated In ; ZZZ
lac kson county, Oregon, to-wit: ZZZ
The .Northeast quarter of Section ;
Twenty and tho West half of the ; "
.Northeast quarter of Section 30 in 3
Township 32 South of Jtange Throe 'S3
Cast of tho Willamette eMrldinn. j zzz
And for a decree to the effect that 1 71
he plaintiff is the owner of said 1 33
premifes. freed from any claim, lien ; 3
or interest of ny of the above named 13
lcft-ndants and each of them, and any S3g
uerson, company or corporation claim- 3
'aik by, through or under them, and 3J
'.hat none of tho said parties have any
'iglit, title, interest, estate or lien In zzz
or to the said property described in
tne complaint, and as spceineu in sum
Ka.st of the Willamette Meridian.
And the plaintiff will take judgment
igainst such defendants ns appear
herein for plaintiff's costs and dis
bursements of this stilt to be taxed,
and will take a dcareo for such other
and further relief as to the court shall
seem just and equitable In the pro
mises. Tills summons Is published tinder
ind in accordance with tho order of
date May 4th, 1925, of the above en
titled court und cause requiring it to
be published rn the Medford Mail
Tribune, a dally newspaper published
m Medford, Jackson county. Oregon,
once a week for a period of six weeks,
and requires you and each of you to
appear and answer the complaint
herein on or before the expiration of
the last day prescribed in said order
I'nr the publication nf said summons,
which last day is the I Oth day of June,
lf2f. The date of the first publica
tion of tliis summons is tho 8th day of
May, 1925.
REAMER & R KAMES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Address: 412 liberty liullding, Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon.
Xittlw) to Creditors.
In tho County Court of tne Statq of
Oregon, for' Jackson- County.
In the Matter of tho Kdtate of H. G.
I'ech, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by con
sideration of the county court of the
State of Oregon for Jackson County,
in tho mntter of the Ustute of If. G.
Pech, deceased, 13. II. Pech was, on
the foufth day of April, 1925, duly ap
pointed and thereafter qualified as tho
Administrator of the estate of said H.
O. Pech, deceased. All persons having
any claims against the said estato nro
hereby required to present tho same
to tho said J3. R. Pech as such admin
istrator at Medford, Oregon, or to his
attorneys, Roames & Kcanica, at 412
Liberty lluildlng, Medford, Jackson
county, Oregon.
Dated this 23d day of April, 1925.
K. It. I'ECH,
Administrator of the Estato of
- IT. (1. Pech, Deceased.
Summons for Publication.
Equity No. 200 L.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto of
Oregon, for tho County of Jackson.
The 'atlfornla Oregon Power Com
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff, 1 vs.
Kosa Heed. Nettio Reed, Mary
Wood, W. A. Ellett, A. R. KHott, the
heirs of Innes Ellett. deceased, and
the unknown heirs of Innes Ellett,
deceased, nnd the unknown heirs
of liosa Reed, Nettio Reed, Marv
Wood. W. A. Ellett and A. li. Ellett,
John Clements and Margaret Ann
Clements, his wife, and tho un
known heirs of John Clement nnd
Margaret Ann Clements; Cohl-Rny
Really Co.. a corporation, Ctobl-ltay
Realty Company, a corporation, and
all oilier persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate, lion or interest tn the real es
tate described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
To Kosa Peed. Nettie Reed. Mary
Wood. W. A. Klb tt. A. ft. Ellett. the
h Irs of lanes Ellett, deceased, and
the unknown heirs of Innes EII014, de
ceased, and the unknown heirs of liosa
Heed. Nettie Reed, Marv Wood. W. A.
Ellett and A. R. Ellett; John Clem
ents and Margaret Ann Cl-ments, hla
wife, nnd the unknown heirs of John
Clements and Margaret Ann Clements:
Oohl-Ray liealty Co.. a corporation,
ldd-Ray Realty Company, a corpora
lion, and all other person or purttna
unknown claiming any right, title, es
tste, Hen or interest In the real estate
described in the complaint herein, the
above named defendants:
In the name of tho State of Oregon,
you and each o yon are hereby re
quired to 111 penr in the above entitled
court and cause nnd there answer the
complaint of the plaintiff on fll
therein ngainst you .within ten (10)
days from the date of rervlce of this
summons upon you. if served within
lackmm County, Oregon; or if served
within any other county of Oregon:
then within twenty (20) days from
the date of tho service of this sum
mons up-0- yon; or if served by publi
'fUitii, ii out of tho state of Oregon,
ifier an or-b-r of publication, then 011
r li. r.Mo the h, ,.,v iref. rib..,l ti the
or, for the luiblirati.'n of the sum
mo;, which last day is the l:Ui d.iv
T uue. it j
newer
And you will please tnkgnntlco tlQ
it jon fal to so uppear T4inln8wei
Kxwutor's Fhml Notice. 1
In tho County Court of tho Stnto of
Otegon for Jackson County.
In tho mutter of- the Estato of Ann
Marin, Reall, Deceased.
Notico is heroby given that tho un
dersigned, R. Vinton Ileal, as the ex
ecutor of the estate of Ann Marin
Ilea II, deceased, now pending in the
county court for Jackson county, Ore
gon, filed therein on the 2-lih day of
April, 192T1, his final account, report
and petition herein, unking to bo dis
charged, and foi' tho allowance of his
final actount and- report, und for dis
tribution of the assets.
That based thereon, tho county
court for said county, on tho 24th day
of April, 1925, ordered all persons hav
ing any objection to the allowunco of
said final account and report, and to
the distribution of the property, as
prayed for, and to the disehargo of tho
executor, to proesnt them before sold
court at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the
23rd day of AIny't92ri1 at the hour of
ten o'clock, a. m.- and requlrort this
notico to be given, and setting said fi
nal account and report for heuri::g und
final actimi at said date.
All persons having any objection to
any of said final account nnd report,
and such disposition of tho assets of
the estate, nnd to tho discharge of the
said executor, or to any of said mat
ters, nuiBt make tho sumo ut such final
hearing.
Duted, nt Jacksonville, Oregon, this
24lh day of April, 192Ei.
1U- VINTON P.EAED.
Executor.
Notice is hereby given tint tho un
dersigned will, at the front door of
tho court house In tho City of Jackson
ville, in JacRson county, ( iregon, on
the 1 nth day of June. 3 0a r. at 10
o'clock a. in. offer for sale, and will
sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, an undivided one-half
interest in the following described real
estate situate, lying and being in Jack
sou county, Oregon, to-wiL:
All that part of tho Southwest quar
ter of tho Southwest quarter of Sec
tion 22, and the Northwest quarter of
the Northwest quarter of Section 27.
which lies East of ,tho center lino of
Pig Applegato river, containing ap
proximately ri acres; the East half of
tho West, half of Section 22. nnd the
Northeast quarter of tho Northwest
quarter of section 27, all in Township
39 South. Range 3 W'st of tho Willam
ette Meridian,
together with an undivided one-half
interest in u thre-fourths Interest In
tho ditch and water right appurtenant
to the ubove described lands.
Didders will be required to pay In
cuh as earnest money five per cent of
the amount bid nt said Kite and the
remainder as soon thereafter ns the
undersigned shall deliver to such bld
dtn;. a deed of conveyance of- said
property conveying a good nnd mer
chant a bio tit le thereto.
CEO. W. Dl-'XN. Trustee.
TPTTTnrraiMiimrm T
war v
HAVE A CARPKNTER DO
YOUK PLUMBING
RIDICULOUS I you say. Yet that la
what hundreds of people do every
day when they engage the services of
other than a trained RECTAL SPE
CIALIST to cure their Piles. Nowondcr
they receive no bcnet and continue to
tuifer.and condemn the doctor for their
time and money wasted.
My years of training and experience
treating RECTAL and COLON aU
mcntsaloneenahlcs me to pive awrirten
hre-long GUARANTEE
To that 1 will cure vour Piles
YrV?V REFUND YOUR FEE.
WrBetodayfarowFREE BOOK
CriASJ. DEAN. MDJnc'
POKYlAND OftiriS; SEATTLE OfflCES:
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AH Day Saturday!
A 50-CENT BOX OF
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San-tox Enchantment Face Powder
With every purchase, regardless of its size, we will give FREE
a box of Enchantment Face Powder. . We have sold this pow
der for years and it has given splendid results. This, is an expen
sive, but effective way, of further popularizing it with Southern
Oregon women. We have but 350 boxes allotted to us, so come
early. - ' v' " ' ' -'' .
HEATH'S DRUG STORE Phone 884
HASKINS' DRUG STORE-Phone 16
As Near As Your Phone. '
I Orchardists! GetYbuihlcWers
TheSTANDARD MANUFACTURING CO.
has opened under new management. We are in a position to give
, you better service than ever before.
Just Phone 973 Tell Us Your "
Ladder Troubles
. .; Manufacturers of Standard Incubators and Brooders. '; ,
Mitchell Orchard Ladders and Ladders of AU Kinds.
to the Following Section of Ordinance Now
in Effect
Sec. 1. Each 5000 square foot or loss with house having one kitchen and oc
cupied by one family, with or without bath, toilet arid siuk....$1.75'
Each additional family or kitchcn.....u.................... ......, 1.00
See. G. 'All extra area of cither lawn or garden in excess of 5000 square feet
adjoining or used in conjunction with any residence shall be charged
at the rate often (10) cents per. hundred square feet or fraction
thereof, which charge shall be' payable June 1st of each year.
If said amount is not paid it. shall become k delinquent as other
water charges become delinquent, and in case it is not paid the water
for the balance of the year shall be shut off, not only upon the area
in excess of 5000 square feet, but also upon the residence to which it
is adjacent or appurtenant.
Sec. 10. On the failure of any owner or consumer .to comply with the rules
and regulations hereby-established as a condition to the use of city
water, or to pay, the rates hereby established on or before fifteen
(15) days after ihe same becomes due, the water supply .to -an v
owner or consumer SHALL be shut off by said city without notice
until such time as payment is made of the amount due, together with
the sum of one dollar ($1.00) additional as penalty for the expense of
turning the same off. . .....
See. 17. "Water will not be furnished, except through meter, to any premises
where there are defective or leaking pipes, faucets, closets, or other
fixtures, or where there are water closets, or urinals without self
' ' closing valves, and when such leakage 'or other defects arc discovered
the water shall be turned off by the city until repairs are made.
All tanks are required to have self-action float valves.
IS. Consumers shall keep all pipes and faucets on their respective
premises in repair at their own expense and will be held liable for
any leakage and all damage which may result from their failmf to
do so.
Sec
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