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mm iipnn BUSINESS CARDS (Published April in Brookville News.) ORDINANCE NO. 652. THE BROOKVILLE NEWS REX A. CLEMOISS, Publisher ooocc Ineeda Steam Laundry Published Every Thursday at Brookvllle, Sa line County, Kansas C. M.

Wilson. Proe. Ellsworth, Kansas Laundry leaves Adam's Barber Shop every Tuesday. Entered as second-class matter Jan uary 31, 1918, at the post office at An ordinance granting to The Central Kansas Power Company, its successors t)and assigns, the right to transmit, deliver, distribute and sell electric current in and to the city of Brookville, Kansas, and the inhabitants thereof, for the purpose of furnishing electric current and lights to said city and its inhabitants, and to use and occupy the streets, alleys and public grounds of said city for the erection and maintenance of poles, wires and conduits; and contracting with the said The Central Kansas Power Company, its successors and assigns, for the lighting of the streets and public buildings and grounds of said city. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Brookville: Section 1.

That the right to transmit, deliver, distribute and sell ooooooooooocx)OOOOOooooe Brookville Kansas, under the act of March, 3, 1879. Subscription $1.50 a year in advance if ADVERTISING RATES ooocoooooooooooooooooooog Dray and Transfer I Coal and Special Orders or any Spring Work promptly done at Reasonable Prices Harry McKnight, Phone 33 lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO electric current in, into and to the city of Brookville, Saline county, Kansas, for heat, power and other purposes, for the period of twenty (20) years from the date of the passage and publication of this ordinance, is hereby trranted to The Central Kansas Power Company, its successors and assigns, Regular Display Advertising 12 1-2 Irregular Display, per inch 15c Cards, per month $1.00 Locals, per line 5c All advertising will be run until ordered out. Copy for advertisements must be in this office not later than Wednpsday morning. All Lodge Resolutions, Cards of Thanks, and Entainment Notices from which churches receive money will be charged at the regular line rate. OGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC hereinafter designated as the grantee.

Sec. 2. That to this end and for this purpose, said grantee, its successors, and assigns, is hereby permitted to use the streets, alleys and public grounds of said city, for the purpose of erecting poles, stretching wires and laying conduits for the delivery, transmission and distribution of such electric current. Sec. 3.

All such poles are to be located so as to interfere as little as possible with the public use of such streets and alleys and at the direction of 8 A. Daugherty Blacksmith Wagonmaker Repairing Furniture a Specialty the mayor and council; and all street lights shall be placed at least twelve (it) feet from the ground on poles at least twenty-five (2G) feet in length and six f6V inches in diameter at the top. 00000000000 on the elevator 816 feet. We went thru Quick 1 The Screens; 1 Joe Huston from one end to the other. We saw the mules pulling the cars of salt, the men doing the cutting, some loading salt, others drilling the holes to do the blasting.

We were also shown the process of crushing the salt and press Handmade Harness Harness and Shoe Jiepairing Neatly Done, ing it into the blocks. One of the hy Sec. 4. Said grantee, its successors and assigns, agrees to furnish and supply to said city and its inhabitants electric current, of standard efficiency, for light, heat, power and other purposes, at not to exceed the following rates and upon the following terms, viz: COMMERCIAL SERVICE Minimum per month First 10 K. W.

used per month 10 2-3 per K. V. Next 20 K. W. used per month 11 per K.

V. All over last 20 used per month 08 1-3 per K. W. POWER SERVICE Minimum '-BO per H. P.

and not less than 75 per month First 400 K. W. used per month 05 per K. W. Next 200 K.

W. used per month 045 per K. W. draulic presses had a pressure of 800 tons. The money secured from the recent Arc you fully aware of your responsibilities? Your family's and your own health are dependent upon what might seem insignificant things unless you could see the germ world at work.

At this very moment your baby's life may be depending upon six-square feet of screen wire. Don't take a chance. Don't wait for the swat stage. Keep the flies clear out of the house. help you.

Our -screens will stop the fiercest fly. Come in and see them. S. H. CHATTEN programs will be used for various purposes.

Some has already been spent for books and part of the rest will be used for the annual. M. E. Church Getting to the top and holding a high position. Next Sunday's lesson gives a never failing rule for becoming really great, if one will try to follow the plan as given.

No one has ever failed who followed the directions given in The county examinations were held last Friday and Saturday. Quite a Next 200 K. W. used per month 04 per K. VV.

Next 200 K. W. used per month 035 per K. W. All over 1000 K.

W. used per month 03 per K. W. RESIDENCE SERVICE Minimum per month $1.39 First 15 K. W.

used per month 18 2-3 per K. W. number came from Bavaria and the rural districts to take the examinations here. in next Sunday's lesson. Brookville, Kansas.

Don't forget to attend Mother's Day services at the church next Sunday Inklings morning. A branch of a matrimonial agency has been started in town. Some of All over 15 K. W. used per month 11 per K.

W. RESIDENCE COOKING SERVICE Minimum per month $2.78 First 10 K. W. used per month 16 2-3 per K. W.

All over 10 K. W. used per month 04 4-10 per K. W. subject, however to a ten (10) per cent, discount on all bills paid at the designated office of the grantee on or before the 15th day of the month following that in which such service is rendered.

Sec. 5. Said grantee, its successors and assigns, shall furnish and the women want to direct its affairs since its first manager left town, but Local Happenings Little Cora Gutka is on the sick lis a certain party will not stand for it. this week. Why anyone would look further to each consumer, reliable meter or when there are so many anxious ones supply, at its own cost and expense, is a mystery, especially when R.

II passes are so hax'd to get. meters of standard make to measure the amount of electric current supplied, and shall keep such meters in good repair. Such meters shall be and remain the property of such grantee, its successors and assigns, but they shall be subject at all times to inspection and testing by such qualified person as the city may from time to time employ for that purpose, and any meter found to be inaccurate or out of repair shall forthwith be repaired or replaced by an ac- Too bad; II. II. has lost his delivery route, another small boy having taken t- his place.

A I IN motw liv ihn s.iiil ormitee. its successors and assigns, without cost or At odd times, between sweater knit exnense to said consumer, which cost and expense, including inspection fee, John Kubistcheck had business in Salina today. Dr. and Mrs. Fowler were Salina visitors Wednesday Miss Grace Cooley of Bavaria visited here with friends this week.

Albert Caszewski went down to Kansas City yesterday on business. Miss Helen Fowler will leave Friday for Hope, Kansas, for a visit with friends. ting, postal censorship has been hall be paid by said grantee when such meter is lound to be in excess oi iour (i nnnt fuof hv siifh insnector: i'rovidecl. tnat uie said grantee suau uc 'Tis said that there is at least one V-i eiven at least 21 hours' notice of the time and place ot such inspection young lady in town that is not looking ec. (i.

Tho city of Brookville hereby agrees to extend us ponce pio for a man. She said so herself. But you all know what that means. tection to the grantee, its successors and assigns, in tne preservation oi us electric lines, poles and other property lrom unlawlui disturbance, anu tne I 8 There is undoubtedly two meanings said eranlee. its successors and assigns, shall and does hereby agree to One is applied to harmless nwiinst all damace that may arise from Are you prepared for that hail storm that may visit your crops at any time now? It is well to have your growing crops insured against damage from hail.

The expense is small in comparison to what your loss might be. It does not take long for a hail storm to ruin your crop and if you have insurance it will not be a total loss. See Me Now For Hai Insurance. to the word the German butchers, the other to thfl of said srrantee. or its agents, servants, successors and assigns, husbands.

in erectim. oneratinir and maintaining said electric ngnt wires, poies ur.u Sometimes even the best of men let and other property. In consideration of the furnishing ot said electric ngnt, heat and power, the said The Central Kansas Power Company shall be exempted and excepted from the operation of all license and occupation taxes of said city and shall not, during the term covered by this ordinance, be required 5 loose an expression that typifies their real feelings. I A certain Brookville young lady to pay any license or occupation tax to said city. wants to know the dilference between See.

7. Permission is hereby granted to tne grantee to trim aui-ii a barber pole and a hitching post. "Ink O. Lean" located on the streets, alleys and public grounds ot uie city oi uroouvuie us shall interfere with the operation of such electric lighting system; but all such trimming of trees shall be done under the direction of the mayor and Agent Wallace, 1 council of said city. Rumpelstiltskin' Sec.

8. The city of Brookville hereby contracts witn toe said ine B. J. Harrenstein and Frank Adams had an awning put up in front of their places of business this week. Word has been received here by relatives, of the serious illness of Mrs.

Delia Paulsen, of Kansas City. Vance WykofT is the proud possessor of a new Dodge touring car which he purchased of Johnson Bros. Wednesday afternoon. T. J.

Rollman acted as postmaster and R. J. Harrenstein as druggist yesterday afternoon wnile Dr. Fowler was out of town. The Chatton lumber yard received an invoice of HUO sacks of cement tip's week.

Must be someting doing in the building lino thia summer. "sti- i. "ssic sit T. w. tjs sp 55 -TK 9ftt St tral Kansas Power Company, its successors and assigns, lor tne iignting ol lib Saturday evening, May 4th, the low streets and public grounds and buildings during tho term ol tins irancniso, or grades of the Brookville school gave i h( in tn un" ufiiii rrrrmirtfv iih kulti'kiiM' nlnnfinw nnrn in '1J, lu ill UPOn 1110 ICl'mS lUHCinaiUU.

No ii, i tv i nni-fMKurv t- ectnc current. lor ghborhood. direction of Miss Carlin. It was a de- tvA this noi i i the liuhtini: ol its larooin anu puuiic nnnnm, uuw Miss Lelah Walker went home Sun- ilu.andcscont electric lights or lamps of standard make, to burn con- day havi ng finished her school term of 1 i'" UiiuoukIv from dark until midnight every night, for which said city agrees to teaching. I nav at the rate of one dollar and ten cents ($1.10) per light per month, said Prl a miinpciMiiiMwn mm nmnWt ilim.imt flin don or before tho Ernest umi.

I imw uv(l nrt so WO )Ut UllO O- played her par serves tho many compliments sho re formerly owned Persingnr place, which was inirchased by Elmer Richanl at ceived. Her singing especially was the recent sale. lino as the music was dillicult. lr.th day of the month following that in which such service was rendered; and the city shall have tho right to order additional lighu of the same capacity and for the same service, and tho said grantee, its successors and assigns, agrees to furnish tho same, at the uniform price of one dollar and ten cents per light per month, subject to the same discount for payment tin above; Provided, that said grantee, iln successors and assigns, shall keep such lights nn.l liehtinir Hvstem in good repair, and furnish and maintain all appliances. Eff Creek Items Walter Dent was a Ilcdville caller Uonday.

Those who were Salina visitors Tuesday were: John Ilarri and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Breer and Mr.

and Mrs. Charley Neubauer. Charley Dent and family visited at the Will Dent homo Tuesday evening. A picnic dinner was given at the Eff Creek School Wednesday. Tho afternoon was spent in races and basket ball Tho Eff Creek School closed Thursday with a rice program given in the evening by tbe children which wua en-jtyod by all.

Agnes Reck and Vernon McKnight uliived the part of the miller mid bin Red Cross Notes wife and did unusually well. Alvera Linduuist, the miecn is deserving of We had good Red Cross meeting last week. Hope more will attend apparatus and connections necessary for furnishing continuous electric i r. uni.i riiv liirhtinir at its own cost and expense, except that the mention an her singing wan line. Johnson biros, unloaded somo binding twine this week.

They are getting ready for the big harvest. Now, Mr. Farmer it is up to you to buy early. Stanley Sondergard left this morning for Topeka where he will be joined by Sterry Johnson. From there tho boys leave tomorrow for Albuquerque, Charlie Anderson and Norbcrt Johnson street this Friday.

shall supply and'furnish at its own cost and expense the lamps for such an king and advisor were very good The little fairiea wore very dainty in Sect). An agreed sli-'fiisril (if r.uir.li.'i' a'ul lecti! itm oi Some of our Urookvillo boys ore France and may soon bo in need of our their vurl-colored drosses and boys an work. Let us no nreimring for their elves in their brown miiu were good comfort. The lords and ludien of tke court did Our rooms are pleasant for work. their part well.

both for said city and is inl.al.it:t.iin, tu te m.ttuit,- aiet hiii i.iuu with electric, ctirrent. by the KranL-o in cinpliiime I t.t 'Iv- iii.u meaning of thin ordinance, In on file with the city clerk, and, in tho extension of its wires und linen nfter such initial installation aforesaid, said grantee, its HiicecKsoi and asMgnn. may be required by said cily to extend its vthen existing linen not to exceed live hundred (WHO feel for each private consumer of electric current. Minn Carlin is to be complimented on We learn something new about the tho success of tho entertainment an it work each time we meet. was through her Hpleiulid training that the play wan preneutcd In nueli erod New Mexico.

A farewell pnrty and dance was given at the Win. Gust homo west of town Wednesday night in honor of George Wagoner and Vanco and Tom Wykoff who leave next Tuesday for Missouri where they will join tho army. 1 Miss Julia Carney and Miss Agnos liable manner. Mother's Day See. in.

Said grantee, Itn aim uswgns, Mian negni uuniMium said city aud its inhabitants with electric current, as provided for in this ordinance, within live months from tho taking effect of this ordinance, i i iiitu iin in tin I'itv of lirookvillc shall have the Mr. and Mm. Walter Dent spent Fridav at the Charley Dent home near Bavaria. A few from this vicinity were Sulina cnllerH Saturday. Albert Roberts called at tho Ferda-nund Kngstrom home Sunday.

John Harri and fumily ipent Sunday at the Elmer Eiltlcherry homo. Miss Mao Dont has been on the sick liat but id better at, thla writing. Miss Fern Salisbury spent Saturduy evening with Joyce llnrri. May The 12th 4.C Star Bright" We have been very fortunate bc ami, in rnnc sum by ordinance duly passed therefor, to forfeit all the rights and pnv-ileges herein granted to said grantee, its succesnors and assigns! Provided, curing L'rof. Farley of the Kanniu Wesleyan, who will give an addrenn if uu is i aved or prevented, ey act in or vnwum ii- The Sunny Valley Drnmntic Club put on their play "Star here lit the City Hall, Wednesday evening for the benelU of the Red ('runs.

appropriate for tho occasion at the This In tho second time llioy have Babor of Topeka enmo Wednesday evening for a week'a visit hero at tho home of Miss Carncy.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Carney.

The young Indies are nursos In a hospital at Topeka. church In Urookvillo at It a.m. Ho comen highly recommended, coino and give him a full limine, extend a very Mpoeial invitation to fathers and mothers. Wp Hinged lhU play within the past month, lions on account of war over which it has no control, from complying with the provisions of this wet ion, then an extension of time equal to such time so delayed or prevented may bo granted by said city. Scc.lt, The Central Kaunas Power Company, its MicccMors and as-Hittns 'shall, within thirty days after the passage 'h1 publication of thin ordinance, Me with the city clerk Its acceptance in writing of all the terms and conditions of this ordlnunce, which said acceptance shall be recorded by the clerk in the ordinance book of said city.

i I Urt In (Viim il firim' all nnil itiili'lnir fi'imi llm rmvi.l tlii'V hml lust It could be repented again wlthsuuconK. Knell member acted their purl well and If npnee permitted we would like High School Notes. Chan. ChrlntonBon and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Waller Dent, Fern Salisbury Tony Johnson and family and Charley Dent and family Hpent Sunday at the Lawrence Meurisse home. Pleasant Bend News The l'k'iumnt Bend school cloned Frl-Jay. A dinner wan spread at noon and pleasant time watt Imd. rrt to Kivo more or ine pnriituiiarn a tt school this week on uceotint of Bickn.sn was un ununually good amateur The clans in Commercial Ceograph; The first duty of mtn is hotn. his wife and his children.

As husband, father, un example to bis sons and daughters, their counselor and friend, he should be tho light joy of his household, their strength for duty, their eneouragsment to excollcnco their comfort and help In all thai pre-pares for usefulness mid makes homo attractive io all. Sec. 12. litis oiuinance tuinu ihh m' in publication for twenty days In the ollicu.1 city paper of said city, an required by tho statutes of tho Hint of Kiinnus, and by the oik of said city posting ten (toi foplos of such ordinance in as many public places in the said city of Itrookville. 1W and approved: April ffi, 1.18.

WAt LACK, Preniilent of the Council SEAL Cltj Clerk. and Acting Mayor. went to Katiopotis Monday to visit the Royal Halt Mine, The got a I eler Currier has coinmur card cning. He Is living In thn hoime re cently vacated by Albert Gutka and good Idea of salt mining as manager Mm. J.

Winning and Mrs. nujp lien have Knt lo Uuenonio to lake medical was courteous In showing the whole hns put in a largu gurdoota help Hoov- treatment. protean vi inmin i i'iBiHUFiiui'iiii ariio uiw jpaii.