Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 February 1891 — Page 7

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KIRK'S

AMERICAN FHHtLY

OAP.

DEAF:

•NESS & HEAD NOISES CURESbr luck's 1NVIS1ULE TUBUtAB EAR __ CUSHIONS. Whi?pcrs heard. Corn-

Portable. Sue«e»iifol *hrrf ill Ufmftrtlw fall. NQMbj7. U1S( OY, BrMwaj, hew York. Write for book of pr«flC« FUKJC*

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PARKER'S

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I ^*1' Pnrkcr'ii (iincer Tome. It rurcs the veid Coiiilh, ^Vruk 1 InilifZL'tflion, l'uiii.Tuko in time. .Al eta.

HINDERCOiaNS. The .Stupa allium. 16c. Jjru^ists,

onlv sure curt' tor Coms. or HISCUX 1. CO., N. Y.

UJMRODS CURE f°r

ASTHMA

Sslarrli, Hay Fever, Diphtheria, Whooping Congti, Croup and Common Colds.

P.penmmP'uVil bv Phvsielnns and B'Md by DrugKlsts tln-iiUKlioiit lho world. Suml for I'rce sample. HIMROD MANUFG CO.,

SOLE I'KOPKIETORS,

191 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.

WHY NOT ,": "s :in local ivri-111 for vvirnuited trees mid pbnitsir •Men and w-iman do well wit limit, experience, send stamp lor terms to .1. Ktiuene Whitney,

Hoohester N V. lie is reliable, ami pays siiiry suoeossful turents.

BOILING WATER OR MILK

PPS'S

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

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LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.

Wanted Everywhere.

(}ood men to solicit tor our ttrst-ela^s nursery stook, ou salar\ or commission, paid weekly. S'tirmanciu employment nuarnnteod. uuillt fnoo. Previous experience not rciiuired. L'nn make a successful salesman ol any olio who will work and follow lust rue. ions. Send for 'tenuis ill once to JUNKS & lint SK, l.ukeview Nurseries, ltx-hester, N.V. (Mention paper.)

Honest Work!

by earnest men and

women. W« furnish ,liv o:ipir i: Is you mean 1 n« 1 ticss drop us card and tret, som TiK't« tJiat will open yourejesl A Icfritiinute Line of trooils. an honest man wanted to inr.rc luce them in to" ns timl country. lon't wait!

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By USING ALLEN B.WRISLETS

GOOD CHEER SOAP

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NORlMINGOF ClOIHES

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FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CLOSELY-*

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SATURDAY, Fi:n. 14.1891.

NOVO IE

The Council Does ft ot \oteOathe Contract With the Wat.T and Light Company-

The Council WHS somewhat l:ito coming to order o^ing to the absence of Messrs. .TOUCH, ISeot!, ami Reynolds, who were hoidin caucus somewhere

ou the outsi»!e. Wueu nil were proso' tho business be^au before a larye ami interest* uudeuce. A petition from about thirty nierehmr.s was presented which requested Mint Starling Carver bo vested with Hut power of a merchant policeman. 11 was furred to the Police liuard. Another petition from about -tOO citizens asked the Council not. to muke a contract with the Water & lji»ht Company until it hid heim ileuioustrut(id that tho citv coiikl not maintain a light system of her own. Tiie petition was referred to tho committee. The judiciary committee reported that the iv districting ot the city by enumeration was uot yei completed. The report was therelore deterred. The witnesses who hud given testimony at the time tlio couditiou oi tho tire pi'citejt.ioti of the city was investigated last summer were allowed fees.

Miscellaneous business wos then called for and everyone nre\v expectant nt once. Councilm in lieui tills oil be half of tlie light lnvesti^atnm comuuttee composed of Messrs. Carr, Seutt and Revnolds, submitted a report of their lu'e junketing tour which was quite interesting. llushville, a town of •1,000 had been visited uid fouud to run a plant which cost ijlO.TuO. Tno streets were lifh'ed by 150 mo indoscent lights of 55 tuid 35 caudle pow«.r, and tho light was siuisfuctory. Stores were furnished with lights lor (50 cents each burner per month, mid houses for 10 cents per mouth. Tho revenue thus acunieiug amounted to eous'deraule and so helped out expense that it only cost tho town about $240 a year to light tho streets. Tho plaut there is to be enlarged.

At Columbus a place of 8,00') the plant is owned by the city aud maintained tor street lightiugouly. The arc svstem is used aud iu the city there are (8 lights of 2,000 c:udle power each. The last six mouths it, cost, tho ltv &S30 to ligtit ngaiust about 8:2,000 lor six months when the pluut was owued by a corporation.

The committee's visit to Chicago was chielly to inspect various kinds of electrical machinery. The result was most sa'ishictory but for obvious reasons the committee would recommend no particular system. A healthy competition would much reduce the cost of the machinery. I'rom Chicago they proceeded to li tavui, 111., which put in a plaut iu 1888. and which tho citv is now enlarging. Inc.mdesent lights to the number of 208 furnish the streets while private consumers are using -182 lights und calling for more. Tht- revenue lroui piivate consumption more than pays for the street lighting thus affording the city au income. Other interesting facts wore cited mid

The city clerk reported having re-: ceived 8547 in license fees aud the city treasurer reported a balance on hand of 83,300.11. A number of accounts were allowed including a fee of 81 tor removing three dead dogs anil a dead cat lrom the city limits. An opportunity was offered any one present to address tlie Council but no one availed himseli ot it and the Council adjourned.

iry BLACKJDRAU^HT lea for Dyspepsia.

What it Uosts To Light Other Indiana TownsTLo following table shows the cost of ghtiug the streets of several Indiana towns 1 electricity by contract with the various local companies: Anderson, 22 lights, 1,200 c. p., yearly, 1 a. m., 81"" per light. Columbia City, 33 lights, 2,000 c. p., 3 years, till midnight on dark ntglilp, £75. Crawfoulsville, 0 lights, 1,200 c. p. 3 years, moon, .^71.-12. Columbus, -18 lights, 2,000 o. p., tul midnight, moon, $52.12. (Columbus liow owns its own piuut.) Evatisville, 100 lights, 2,000 c. p., ten years, wlnn no moi n,t153. Ft. Wayne 128 lights, 2,0()0 e. p., 3 years, Philadelphia t- hie, £100. Goshen, 10 lurlits, moon, .-jl()5. Green castle, 15 lights, 2,000 c. p., moon, .^72. Indianapolis. 100 lights, 2,000 c. p., every aud all niwht, 800.' Lafayette, 207 lights, 1,200 e. p., 3 years, Philadelphia table, b75. Jjiiporte, 8 lights, 2,000 c. p., till 11 p. in., .8100. Logausport, 0-t lights, 2,000 e. p., Philadelphia table, £i00. Peru, 30 lights, 2,000 o.p., 3 years, 2:30 a. m., moon, !s70. South 'liend, Id lights, 2,000 o. p.,midnight every night, 8100. Sullivan, 30 lights, 2,000 c. p., 5 years, all night, moon, 8100. Terro Haute, 232 lights, 2,000 c. p., 3 years, 2,500 hours during moon, 870. Valparaiso, 32 lights, 2,000 c.p., 5 years,moon, 807.07. Warsaw, 2-1 lights, 1,400 c. p., 5 years, all dark nights, 808. \V. Indian ipohs, 30 lights, 2,000 c. p., moon, §133.33. Shelbyville, 15 lights, 1,200 c. p., 5 years, Philadelphia table, y85. Greeusburg, 40 lights, 2,000 c. p., 0 years, Puiladelphia table, 880. Jellbrsonville, 51 lights, 2,000 c. p., 10 years, eyery night, dusk to 1 a. m., §90. liensselaer, 1 light, 2,000 c. p., 881. Speucer, 21 lights, 2,000 o. p., 10 years, midnight ull dark nights, $72. Cambridge City, 10 lights, 1,400 o. p., 5 years, every night to midnight, $75.

It is sweet to live! but, oh! how bitter— to De troubled with a cough, day and night. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, however, is a sure remedy. 25 cents.

ILLUMINATION.

MONEY.

MORE MONEY Vti. AlOfiE LIGHT.

the committee reported that they be- I ™mfitteo. It is safe to say huf .»r nnl rntmo urn hnrii now lioved the city could do bettor by putting man electric lightplant of her own thau making a contract with any company. They could greatly reduce the city's expenses and make light cheaper for private consumers. This report was referred to the special committee,

Tho light, committee evidently sized

up the situation oorrecth and \ory wise- knows notuiug of. Before the city could iy did not bring tho question of a eon- undertake to do commercial and private tract with tho light company to a vote, lightiug, important legislation authorthus disgusting a nuuiOer of spectators iziug such proceedure must be applied who came up in tho expectation of for and obtained, {supposing this to be grtjat excitement.

LIGHT,

More Comparative Figures ou the Cost oi Lighting the City.

'l'o the Kditor Journal: As there have been several articles iu your excellent papei touehiug ou tho sul)ject of the city owning and operating an electric ligtit plaut, ami also some rather suggestive figures made regarding the cost, maintenance and and revenues to be derived Din same, T. desire call your attention to tho glaring irregularities of the ligures which appeared iu au article over tho signature of "Observer," June 20th.

It can only bo inferred that "Observer" has either taken tho statement of some iudtvidmil whe is desirous of selling an electric light plant or th.it he is endeavoriuy to demonstrate a proposition with which he is eutirelv unacquainted.

Iu the tirt-t instance lit assumes, by the number of lights he proposes to turnish, to erect au electric light plant that is of superior capacity in every particular to the ouo uow operutxl by the Water JUight Company.

The estimated cost of sucn a plant he places at 8-50,000, which is about 50 pelcent, of what it would cost to duplicate the present plaut at this date. It is not. necessary to change the figures of "Observer" to snow that he is not a good mathematician, or that ho is not qualitied to make an estimate on the cost of building aud operating au electric light pluui, much less the estimating of probable, revenues to be received from such.

I jet us lo at some of his figures. Assume the cost of tho proposed plavt to be 830,000 lor payment ot which the city will issue bonds. It may be possible to find a philanthropist, in tho citt\ who would purchase au Electric Li lit bond bearing 5 per cent interest, at p.ir. fit, is a sate assumption th-it one cuti ::.t be found outside.) Again from such individual, the usual bunker's commission might be reduced to say

Add cost of maiuteuume as stated (elimiuatiug"Observer's"item of depreciation for 0 ears we have 8-10,398 cost of plaut, y5A,2U0 amouut wuicii will have been paid at the tnd of 6 years, 1)4,5(J8. "Oosorver" states, "but suppose tho city accepts tho proposition ol the street

that at the end of (5 years wo have paid the Water aud Light Co. the sum of 82y,400, for which there is nothing to show."

It simply shows that "Observer" would have the city pay §10,098 more than the Water & .Light Co. ask for 0 ears' lighting.

This umouut does not include the fixed charges or depre iafcion of plant, but only provides for sal nies, coal and incidentals.

It "Observer" be honest iu his convictions tb::l the city should own its own plant why ooes he not make statement that will cover the actual situation, discuss the annual cost that can be determined. Tho proposed revenues and profits are something which he

done, tne next step would be to ascertain tho constitutionality of such law. Instead of having such a profitable business us "Observer" would indicate, the city woi,Id have a law suit that might be prolonged indefinitely. If tho decision in other States may bo considered as at all applicable to ludiaua, the city would be beuteu and have tiie coot of expensive litigation to pay inste of enjoying "Observer's" anticipated prolits.

Taking this view of the case, and undtr the circumstances it seems the proper o^e, tho city should calculate upon the cost ol operating a plant for public ffghtiug otiiy, which it such plant can bo procured lor 830,000 would be as follows: Interest, on bonds depreciation ot plant .Maintenance ol plant

machinery

'2\

per cent. "Of course the oity authorities will nomin it.o tho commission which iho bauker shall charge." The printing of bonds and recording same ciiunot be doue lor less than 8200. Tue anuual depreciation on electric light plants is acknowledged by electrical experts to be not less than 10 per cent. We nave then tiie lolloiviug oobt of the pit) lit: l-'ive percent (i year bonds..Cost ot selling same M1: per cent. 1 t• (,'ost ol printiiifr same, etc MHO depreciation at 10 percent IS,000 .-.O

years

fi years intere.•Total !f."),-J00 Instead of 885,-100 as suggested by "Ob-erver."

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Annual Cost SI t,M.'S:j Acaiusl winch wclia\c ilie proposition ot the Water A U^bl to., to lurnish the slreellights 1'iou iEW¥

Annual saving to city & Tho Water Light Co, have come to us, have invested their money in our city iu good faith, may bo classed among our heaviest tax-payers, have made a proposition to furnish lights for a less price than cau be afforded in order to save their investment lioin destruction, are furnishing lights that none can find fault with, and have offered price less thau the citv can possibly produce the same for. They have gone still further and have offered lo the citizens tho same sweeping reduction in prices. Why should certain Councilmeu be so extremely anxious that tho oity should operate her owu electric light plant uuder these circumstances. Is it because they will have a few more political ofiiccs within their gift or that they may handle a little more of the public money Is it because the English money offers them light for one half what er"y can produce it for, that "Observthe enquires of the good people, "Do you want your money sent to England,'" Is it bece.use of personal malice* Is it true that a certain Councilmau has stated he will get even, or that an agent has been promised by certain Oouncilmen that thoy will buy his style of electrical

MARK.

HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE.

A yoniiii girl here had boon suiTi.-rintf for 12 years with Mood diseases until she had lost the us of her limbs and \v is subject to many troubles incident to the diser.s-*. 1'he physicians declared her case incu-. aule and predicted that her life would come to a speedy end. After takimj S. S. S. she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obt.iined a new lease on life, and she has .-oatinued to p, nv letter until her permanent cure is assured. Manv other patients in our hospital have obtained signal benetit from S. S. S., and it has become quite a favorite in our house. •M"X» THE ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAI., nm llishland. 111.

Treatise on lilood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPKCIPIC CO., Atlanta, iia.

Is it. boeause certain mem

bers ol t,ne Council ush to show t11« wavy taxp:iy is of the city, of their .hsreganl ol the petition mule to them auanr-t the purchase of an electric plant the cily, or been use thev are determned that only home caniUl hnll be employed the development anil future growth uf the city.

When the liuht plants were purchased fro'ii the home owners, it was di lie with the behol that there was future for raw'fordsvdle, that it would grow and h'T inhabitants prosper, and th-t eventually the patronage lor light would olace the investment on a pnyim basis.

The action of t.he Couu-iil toward the present owners of tho property is anything but the treatment which was xpeeled anything but that which is calculated t,o inspire confidence, and eer t'linly au action tint, will go far toward keeping out anv interests which will ud to the future growlli and prosperity of the city n" it is not interrupted.

I am very respectfully, Gi-:o. ii. PIIOKSON. Consulting Engineer of Crawlords ville Water and Light Company.

AB ply to Engineer Pierson on the Ekctric Light Question. To the Kdilor of the .loiirna

We desire to call attention to Georg II. Pierson's article in your issue of yesterday. It is plain to be seen that Mr, Pierson either wishes to deceiv the people or as ho says of "Observer, ho is eudeavoring to demonstrate proposition with which ho is entirely unacquainted Perhaps Mr. Pierson's long connection with affairs at high tetision has led him to believe that bus iness cannot bo doue under norma Icon ditions. If wo wore to send our bonds to New Yolk brokers to sell for us wo would be doing yerv well to realize even much less than Mr. Pierson allows in his statement, liut if we should it sue bouds we do not propose to put them in th-3 hands of money sharks. There are "some philanthropists" uot very lar from this city who will take our bonds at par without any commission and at a fair rate of interest. Mr. Piersou says that the plant "Observer" proposes would bo superior to tho Water and Light Co.'s plant. That is surely very true and it can be put into operation for much less money thau this oue cost.

Mr. Pierson must remember that his company bought this plant at au advance of about 75 per cent, over its original cost. We propose to only pay actual cost for ours.

If his statements in TUE JOUKNATJ are based on his best information, let us have au interview with him aud we will surely give him some "light" on this subject.

Permit us to say that we do not propose to bond our plant for double wliat it is worth and use English capital nor do wo expect the United States courts Lo make our settlements. As to tho legal authority for cities to do ligutiug, wo refer him to llushville,Ind., Oxford, Ohio, Batavia, 111., Aurora, III., and many more cities if ho sod wir-j-t.

We are not desirous of handling any more public money than is strictly necessary to do the bona lide business ol the city. Let us assure him we will uot make an investment and misrepresent it to the parties from whom we get tho money nor dc we expoet to "water" the bonds for money to put iu our own pockets. Tho men composing the council have been elected by th^ people and are sworu to look atter and protect the interests of this city, and it is surely sate to assert that they will bo true to their trusts, although it may not terminate as ho expected when he bought this plant. J. li. S.

N"W KOSS.

Mrs". P. M. Bi'owu is on tho sick list. W. M. Johnson wus at Advance L'ri day.

Pour weeks of school yet in this township. Horses are arriving for the sale tomorrow.

Quite a number went to the contcst at Mace Saturday. Tude Hamilton, of your city, circulated hero Saturday.

Kev. Middieton preached -at the M. E. church Sunday night. Miss Ada Alkiro visited relatives at Jamestown over Sunday.

Quarterly meeting was held at the M. E. church Sat urday and Sunday. Jesse lloath will conduct a singing school Tuesday night. Everybody come.

Every one should remember his friend by sending him valentine next Saturday.

Tho examination for graduation in Walnut township will bo held at this place Saturday Eeb. 21.

Letter List,

The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Crawfordsyille postotliee for the week ending Eeb. 10, 1891. Persons calling tor the same wi 11 please say "advertised." Crow Miss Mary Skaggs Cun'ng'mMrsMary Smith Mrs Oamma Dunlap Sam'l Williams James Howard P'f. W. Wilson Arthur John litv. N. li.

JLRID RE^EMBER SOME

ALL

Wo beliovo wo luivo

Geo. P.

horonph knowludBo of ull! tlto ins tuid outs of ...' newspaper jul vert ising, jraiucd in an expcricnco ^of l\venty-flvo years of successful business wo luivo tho best equipped. otllcu, ly far tlio most, comprohensivo as well as tho most convenient system of

Agents

Wanted.

fulltllinenl and unrivaled facilities in all departments for careful and intelligent service.

Rowell

Co.

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Newspaper

RP-vices to all who

Advertising

Bureau,

contomphito spending SKI or $10,(100 in newspnner advertising unil who wish to pet tho most and best advertising for tho money.

Spruce

L'O

St.,

New

York.

To Burn Natural Gas

or any other gas successfully, get a N I A A A

in use. Ask for it. If the dealer hasn't it, send tons direct, and we will send you a Burner with Edison Porce^ lain Reflector, Chimney and Tripod, complete, on receipt of $2.00. Pleas# state if wanted for natural gas. Send for circular.

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ItOCnESTEIt LAMP CO., 4'i Parle Place, New York.

DR. BAammsrs

ELECTRIC

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Chicago. Louisville,

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ithfliiiran Citv. I'tMlionl/ New Albany.^ AU Points Ntirtli. South and V\'pst.

South liound.— No. Nlj-'bt Kxoress, I 'J.'.Ti a daily No, .", last mail, 1 ..'in, p. in., dally I No.!', lied lord Aceominotlul ion, f.'J 7 ]). iu., except Siinilay, I North bound.- No. I, ni^lit express, l.TiP n, in., dallv: No. (1. fast mail, I ..'Hi p. m. Nil. 10

Latin et lt» Aceommodatlon, 10.lv a. m. e.vei'pt I Sund iy. Not reljrht trains carry passengers. 'I'liiliis :t, -I,(i, stops only atCoiint vseats.

Big 4

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(Ion. I'AHR. Aict. Motion Uoute

Monon Illoeli. Chi tan. Ill

Peoria Division, I'nniHTly I.II.&W, yisortlilno East and West.

Route.

Wainier Kleopers and Hecllnlnjr (,'hnlr Carp

011

y^'and enjoy a soft, brilliant, white light. The perfeo tion of all gas burners. Made on the same principle as the famous Rochester Lamp. Over a million

nlwht, rains, Iteht, nrideru day eoaehosoi all trains. ConnectInjr with solid Vestibule trains at lilooiiilii^ton and Peoria to and lrom ssour river, Henverand the ['aellli eonsl.

At. Inilianapolls, ('ineinnatl, Hprin) (lold and ,'()luniliiis to .ind lrom tlio HiiHieni and nea board cities.

TKA1NB AT OKAWPOKDHVIIjIJK. (lUlNdWKST. No. !l mail II: 1H a. in ••••No.7 malt d...) I2:5fi u.

No. 17 mall 1 :.'lf p. No. .'I Kxpress (IH5p. OOINO KAST. No.10 Mall (d) lstiruim No. :j Kxpress DilS^m No. I Mall i:10 111 No.H Mall f:05 in I'"or full Information rcKiirdlNK time, rates and rouUiB, consult, the ticket, iiKciit.iuid I'. &K folders. (1HOIU1K ItOHINHUN. Alft,

Vandalia Line

DIRECT HOUTB TO

Jaaltvillc, ('haitiuiootrji, ,* Florida, Hot Sprinjrs, 'lVxus. Kansas, Missouri, Michiiran, Canadaj

j'eiii-H of expcrli-uce in 1U0 B£o.\pUalN »l' the W'orljl, and :i Private S[eieli^I in i:ie Irciitiitciu o( Sxuiil WcalinoftH, UK. ALItKUT liax flriitlly lieen induced to place hclore tlio alllicted at a lioitiknul expcnne. (bin

:WO^iDERFUL REMEDY!

TESTICURA

EXTERNOSUM

For Ihe Cure 0?

Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions, Varicoctile, and Lack «f

Development.

Nortlieni Ohio,

Clean Ih'pot. -,, C,]f in (Roaches. aountl 1»ndfree C. IInlcliinso'i. Air'Mit.

DEBILITATED MEE^I

DR. ALBERT

TESTICURA

EXTERHOSUM

TESTICURA

EXTEIiiiOSUM

Applied direct to the purts. No Nauseous Drugs, that Ruin tne

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