Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1925 — Page 2

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• ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ _ |T()I£ SALE ~ FOR SALE House 32 r t by 14 fl. on North Slid st., 3 rooms, flood condition to move ->ff. Judson . Ti cple. FOR SALE-Five-room house with 2 lots. Electric lights, good cistern, and barn, at 122 South 15th St. Price reasuitable If taken soon. 2!>-3tx FOR SALE—Seller's Kitchen Cabin et, medium size, like new. Homer Arnold. Rt. 2. CraigviUe phone. 59t3x for SALE -Chandller automobile In good shape. Also two lots In line and Madison streets. Inquire at Itos ton Store. 60-3tx FOR SALE—Floor lamp, parlor table. 3 piece parlor suite, upholstered in genuine leather; all in mahogany. Electric. White Rotary sowing machine. Chas. Throp. 1021 Madison st. 60t3 FOR - SALE - G room, semi modern house, with !'• acre of ground. Good location on two good stone streets. Oarage. Inquire Freemen! Rowers, 12ti3 Nuttman Ave., phone JB3. Gliltx FOR SALE Durham cow, 6 years old. fresh in few days or will trade for feeding shoats. Inquire at Dyonis Schmitt farm. 60t2x >EED CORN — Guaranteed. Wm. Rupert, Monroe, Ind. 47tf end FOR SALE -R”('. It - 1 - Red eggs for hatching. 4 cents each. Mrs. E. S. Christen, phone 865 L. Decatur. R 11. 7. Gltf eod FOR RENT FOK RENT Mod mi flat, seat furnished. Tel. 513. 421 \V. Monro*' street. 48t( WANTED PRESS MAKING AND SEWING Our motto— "Service ami Satisfac lion." We solicit your sewing and alterations. Mahan and Bauman. 810 Monroe st.. Phone 783 or 872 H 59tf.x WANTED — Good clean rags suitable for cleaning up presses and wiping type. Will pay 7 cents per pound. Decatur Daily Democrat. (i(M6x —- o PUBLIC NOTICE To whom it may concern: — Please take notice that my wife, Rosa Schrank, has abandoned ..our home without cause, ami any ertdit extended to her must, be on her own account as I will not stand responsible for any debt she may make. George Schrank. M 5 6-7 Id 12 14 * o Gould Family Disappears From The Railroad Map New York. March 12. — With the sale of the St. Louis A: Southern rail road, known as the Cotton Belt line,Io the Rock Island, the Gould family has disappeared from the railroad map. Although the heir:-, of the $81.00(1, 000 Jay Gould estate still are large holders of rail securities, tin y do not dominate a mile of road. Dissipation of Gould control began in a duel with the E. 11. Harriman interests and the panic of 1907. adverse legislation, family strife and litigation aided in the disintegration. Loyal To His Religion » -— Washington. Ind,., March 12 (Special to Daily Democrat)-- Loyalty to his religion today proved stronger than his property rights in the heart of John Leichty, an Aniisltman. Advised by his pastor that it was against the rules of their church to participate in a lawsuit. Leichty dropped two suits against the county commissioners of Davies county, involving road contracts. ” a ' ll regaining Health. Natural ‘.' ivi " i! wi " JthJSiWopl SlS ‘ vou retaining Health. CHARLES & (II ARLES Chiropractor:;. Office Honrs: 10-12 2 5 6:30 8 127 N. 2nd St. Phone 623 Public Calendar March 17—Ed Ahr. just east of. Decatur on cement road. Closing out gale. March 28 —Chas. Throp. Madison & 11th st Household goods "l ireh 26—Kukelhan Brc*» Head Ho’r'eiu tattle; Limbers Feed Bara. jOeta’.ur.

I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•* * ♦ BUSINESS CARDS • II FROHNAPFKL. D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH BERVICC Neuroclometer and Splnograph , I Fo- SERVICE Fo» * I Location Position at 144 South 2nd Streot ’■ Office Phone 314 Residence 10S 1 Office Hours: 10-U «-i". 14 44 » S. E. BLACK * Funeral Director 1 Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant 1 Calle answered promptly day or night. 11 1 Office phone 90. Homo phone 727 ■ • It FEDERAL FARM LOANS ’ Abstracts of Title. Real Estats Plenty of Money to Loan on a Government Plan. x Interest rate reduced October 15. 1924 See French Quinn. >tri, «—lake first stairway south of Decatur Democre \ 1 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST I Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitt* .: HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 9:M Saturday 8:00 p. as I Telephone 135. ' MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PERCENT e money on improved real es'at®. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 8. 2nd St 1 ' i 'Parents May ‘Check’ Babies x 'At University Os Chicago $ j Chicago. March 12—(Special o | Daily Democrat I —ls father and moth 1 r er want to go to college, the Utjivcrsity of Chicago will help them. Thi | big university on the midway has| : o[h tied a day nursery where parents ! may “check” their children during ' school hours. Forty-two youngsters t —children of parents who seek high- , er education —already are enrolled in ) the nursery. MARKETS-STOCKS 1 1 Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Market* OPENING GRUN REVIEW 1 Chicago. March 12.— (United Press) —Grain futures started mostly high- - er on the board of trade today. . ,erc was billing in nearby wheat' I by commission houses impressed by j Liverpool's recovery from a sharp i initial slump. Selling at concessions * -of new crop American varieties was 1 ■ credited to foreigners causing a weak . undertone in that option on the local market. An improved tone in cash strengthened corn. Oats strong undertone was attributed to export sales. I East Buffalo Livestock Market i Receipts 1920. shipments 1900. oflir cial to New York yesterday, 2660: I hogs dosing steady. Medium and heavies $14.25C<i’14.35: light weight. < sl4 7(11.25; light lights $13.50(0'14: j pigs $13(11'13.50; cattle 75 steady;! * sheep 1600 slow; best lambs $17.50; r best ewes $9.50ffr10.50; calves Gso;t (ops $15.00. I FORT WAYNE LIVE STOCK l Hogs 130 pounds and down. $12.0(1 "I down; 130 to L’xl pounds, $12,004/ . $12.50; 150 to 190 pounds, $12.50«7 | $13.00; 190 pounds and tip. $13.00 j 1 $13.90; | roughs. $11.50; stags, $7.00. r Lambs, $15.50ft $16.00. ’ Cilve.s. |7.00(j(>513.50. I j LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET lCorrected March 12)' Chickens, lb;(Sc l/Aghorn Chickens 13c Fowls |g,. j Leghorn Fowl:, 13 C Ducks, lx,, 1 Geese n> c . Old roosters g c Eggs, dozen 24c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET * (Corrected March 12) i Oats, per bushel 45c R>e. per bushel $1 00 Barley, per bushel . 78c| , New Wheat. No. 1 .... $1.70 1 New Wheat. No. 2 $1.69 *" I 1 uocAi mnoci'R’* rflo mamkft Eggs. dozen ... 24c BUTTERFAT AT 4TATIOIM Butterfat 47c < /

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925.

Michigan Senator Is Assessed For 1919 Taxes (United Press Service) Wushingon, March 12 —(Special to Daily Democrat) —The Internal revenue bureau has prepared an arbitrary I .iK ssment of 19’1- iucoaii taxes ; against Senator Couzens, Michigan. 1 for a “very large amount of money”, which will be served upon him prob | ably tomorrow, Secretary of the Treasuiy Mellon announced today. Tin. t.itdte o, - limitation on the alleged unpaid taxes expires tomorrow and this step !s taken to prevent the debt to the government from being .nvalidated. !t was said. o vinii i: itc fix ii. or ESTITE No. 2155. Noth e Im hereby ui\ en to the crodltoi.s. heirs and legatees of Susan M. Ludy. de« eased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court. hold Ht Decatur. Indiana, on the 28th day of March. 1925, and show <ause, if anv. why the I IN AL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said- decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WILLIAM T. LUDY. Administrator. I‘e< ilur, Ind.. March 3, 1935. John T. Kelly , Atty. 5-13 I o A O T I C IJ Notice tk liercby p.iven to the taxpayers of the Town of Geneva. Adamai • cunts. Indiana, that the Town Board *»f Trustees of said Town of Geneva, has determined to -issue the bonds of said Town in tin* amoarit of Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. for! the* purpose of procuring money fori the p.iviHPnt of stock subscribed in; til- GENEVA WATER COMPANY. a • o po. ation organized •iiulef the laws of Indiana for tlie ; urpmie of suppiy- ! ina: said Town and the inhabitants thereof with water for fire protection, domestic and all oth ?r proper uses. Said bonds are to bo Twenty-Three in number, numbered from one (1) to Twenty-three (23) inclusive, in denominations of Five Hundred (5oo» • oiij-ts each, and arc to bear interest > it the rate of five (5) |er centum per I annum payable semi-annually on the fifteenth days of January and July of 1 ach year. Said bon Is are to be dated ‘ \pril and are to mature as' follows: The first two (2) bonds January 15. 1935, and one (1) l»o;-d • -ach six months thereaftci* until all bonds a»e paid. This notice is given pursuant to Section | of Chapter 93 of I lie General ’.auM of Indiana passed at the 73rd Session of its Loffislative Assembly. KENNETH F. SI I< >EM A K F.lt. Town Clerk I-ated Feb. 28, 1925. 5-12 IMI N I 44| I \ I < i I 4 • Notice is Herebv Given. That the undersigned lias been appointed Executor of the ('state of I'Tlizabeth Wherry, late of Adams county, ileceasvd. The estate Is probablv solvent. * WARREN A. WHERRY. Executor, i February 25. 1925. Lenhart A. Heller. Attys 26-5-12 | 0 WIMIVI MI.AT OF \l>Ml\|s| H VI’OR , Notice is hereby given. That the undersigned lias been appointed \d- ; ininistrator of the estate <»f Mary K. Bowen, late of Aduns county, deccas- ‘ cd. The estate is probablv solvent. A. LEIGH BOWEN. . Administrator February 25. 19?“., |C. L. Walters. Atty. 26-5-12 O' , • rroi\i mex r oi \i>mi\i>i i< mut Notice is hereby given. That the ’undersigned lias been appointed Ad- • lini^t'«tor of the estate of Sarah I Tindall, late of Adams county. 4lt)«-cas-i»>i. The estate is .frobablv solvent. SAMVEL TINDALL. A'lnimisti ator. February 25. 1925. (_’. L. Walters, Atty. 26-5-12 O trroixTMEXT OF EXECUTOR Notice is Hereby Given, That the unlersigned has been appidnted Exi ■ ntoi of tile estate of John W. ShiDerly. late of Adams county. <le- • • ased. The estate is probablv solvent. OTIS E. SHIFFERLY. Executor. February 25. 1925. t <’. L. Walters, Attv. 26-5-12 | _O | XOTK E <♦!' ((»lIMISMU\F.RX *» XLE oi re ii Evrrri; Noth c is hereby given that lh‘‘ » undersigned appointed io an action for partition pending tn the Admits Circuit Court. wherein I. I'aulus Auth is piaintiff and Lizzie t’tWitt. Janies DeWitt. Phillip Auth. Millie Auth. Thelma Ehn'grcn and Wendell Elmgren are defendants for partition of certain real ('state therein described, to sell the real estate <hscribeii in the complahU in said < unse, I will, as such coiiiinfs.sioiier, on «atur«lny, the muh day of Mnreh. 1t»27» offer for sale, at private sale, at the I (\y oftn-e of Lenhart A- Heller at No 157 South Second street in the city of > Dei at nr. Indiana, to the highest amii best bidder the foj|< wing real estate in Adams < »»unty. state of Indiana, to-wit:—lnlot number seven hundred j fort y-t iiree (743) in IT.ink Rautb’s | subdivision of out lot number two ■ hundred Mixty-lwo (2G21 in Joseph Crabbs third western addition to the | town (now rity) of Decatur. Terris of Sale ( >ne third cash, one third in nine months and ope third in eighteen nionlhs from <lay of sale, deterriul payments to bear interest at {the rat<‘ of six per rent per annutit Hind to l»e secured by mortgage on real cstati; sold. Pun baser may pay full amount of purchase money in ca«h if so fleslrcd. Said sale to be fr<*u of ail liens. I Dated tills Ith day of Mar-h. 1925. E. BURT LENHART. .. .. Commissioner | , Henry B. Heller, Attv. 5-12-19 1 IFSKINBfiEAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPIYSIJIPHUR .I'i3? tl>p moment yon appfy MontlioSnlphtir to »n Itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, ays a noted skin -pecialiit. This s'tlphiif preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, tint nothing has ever been found to take its place. Rp( !U!n of i-s gerni-des?roylng < properties, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals i the eczema right up, leaving a clear.] ■-inooth skin in place of ugly erup ( Hons, rash, pimples or roughness. |) You :’o not have to wait for im-,-provement It quickly thows. Y'ou can get a little jar ot Rowles MeutlioSulpliur at any d'ug store. S

Says Static Is Cause Os Increase In Insanity 1 "Static," that unearthly and un-' welcome screeching that now and again comes through the radio receiving sets, is numbered by Dr. I. I G. Harris of the Brooklyn Stale Hos- 1 pital as among the complexities and ] irritations of modern life ths; are causing an increase of committments to insane asylums. In consequence, ■ he says, these miichir.es have been removed from all such institutions The ' general public, however, will continue to endure "static” horrors, just as aeroplan? tilers are willing to endure the terrible noise of the motor, fort the sake of all that is gained. After all, life has few unmixed blessings. I o 1 Are You Tired, AchyAll Run Down? This Decatur Resident Tells You How to Get Well Tired all the time? Laine, sliff and achy? Tortured with nagging backache? Knife-like twinges when vou stoop or lift? | .Miserable with headaches, dizzy spells and bladder irregularities? All are signs of kidney sickness! Use Doan's Pills—a stimulant din retie to the kidneys. Here's Decatur testimony: Mrs. Elizabeth Fairchild. 610 Winchester St, says: "Kinks took me hi ;my hack and it was hard for me to ! straighten. There was a dull ache too. and in the morning my back was lame and stiff. I was worn out and tired. Little specks before my eyes kept me from seeing. Dizziness was another trouble. My kidneys were sluggish and didn't act often enough. Several boxess of Doan's Pills, how- ■ ever, rid me of kidney trouble.” . 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milbura Co., Mfrs.,, Buffalo. N. Y. o ACTION TAKEN BY PRESIDENT UNPRECEDENTED (Continued from Page One) -übjeited to extreme pressure in an ( ffort to have them change their votes. A change of one or two votes would mark the margin between victory and defeat and no opportunity walost by adnunistration senators to impress upon the six that they might not expect favors from the party_in I the future if they failed the white : house in this crisis. (UNITED PRESS SERVICE! Washington, Mar. 12.—President Coolidge today re-ijiibmitt-

SAYS HIS PRESCRIPTION COMPLETELY BANISHES ALL RHEUMATIC PAIN ANDTWINGES-ISfiymNTEED

Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts, to Leave the System Within Twentyfour Hours. liolt.honse Drug (,'<’■ ai»<l erery ding . Kist, in tliis county is authorized to I ay to every rheumatic, sufferer that if ALLENRHIT, the sure conqueror o, rheumatism, does not stop (lie agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of iheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. ALLENRHU has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my tarm. we the under'igned. will sell at Public Auction at the farm east of Decatur, on < eni< tit road, on ' TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925 Commencing at 10:00 a. m. prompt 18— HEAD OF HORSES—IB Mat' ll team of Ray mat"s. 5 years old. weight 32011 lbs Grav horse G years old. well broke, weight 1350 lbs; Match team as Sorrel ’ mares. 5 ami fi years old. weight 3400 tbs., heavy in teal; Match team of Dark Gray mares. j A- 4 years <dd. weight 3500 lbs; one;; year old Bay colt, extra good; 10 extra good farm horses. All horses will lie sold in harness; must be as represented. You will find this an extra good bunch of horses, (hie pair of Moles. G years old. These mule- are extra good. ONE PAIR MARE COLTS ROAN IN COLOR. REGISTERED BELGIANS. 20—HEAD OF HOGS—2CT ■ 5 Brood Sows, will farrow April Ito 15th. 15 Shoals, weight 75 lbs IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS (■rain bimh-n; Mower; I. 11. C. coin plow; Hay loader; Spring tooth harrow; Wagon; H.iv rack amt grain lied combined; one horse covered wagon, used as milk truck; Breaking eait; Mud boat; Float; :>ne double set breeching harness; single net harness, likenew; Osborne double disc; Collars; Anker Holt No. io ctcani separator: one milk cooler; one power churn. Many articles too tinmen .us to meiit'on 19— HEAD MILK COWS—I 9 Gtiertmey ami Holstein cow. 4 jears old. giving GV. gal. tier day; Roan eow. 7 years old giving 4'/. gal. |>er day; Guernsey cow. 7 years old. giving gal per day; Holstein cow. 5 years old. calf by side; Red Durham cow large, 5 years old. giving fi gal. per day; Ho'sleiu cow. X vests old, giving*:; gal. per day; Jersey cow, 8 years old. giving 4 gal. per day; Brindle cow, < alf by side; Brindle cow. 5 year.-, old, calf by side; 2 Red cows, 5 year old: Holstein cow. 4 year; old; 2 Holstein <«w. 6 ami 7 years old; Guernsey cow. 5 year' old; Black cow. 5 years old; 2 good yearling stock bulls; Jersey co*. 6 years old. .. Having sold our milk route and dairy equipment to Mr. Graber we will otter at this auction our tuberculin tested herd of dairy cows consisting of 6—HEAD PURE BRE r i HOLSTEINS— P Lady Ormsby Rutter Girl 2nd 1273451) 10 years old bred Dec 27thLady Pont ac Lilly Segis (814523) 5 year old. bred Dec. 28th • Lady Ormsby Bonhettr (842855), 2 years old. bred Dec. 7th; Holstein heifer 1 year old eligible to register: Holstein heifer. 1 year old. registration blanks sent : n; one Holstein heifer calf. 6 months old. eligible to register. TERMS All sums of $5.00 and um'er cash, on sums over that amount a credit of 9 months will be given last 3 months bearing 8 percent Interest, purchaser giving good hankable securitv. 3 percent discount for cash over $5 00. No property to be removed until settled fnr. ED AHR. & SON Auctioneers. Johnson. Ellenberger and Michaud Sale to be held under cover. . John Starost Clark

ted to the senate the nomination of Charles Beecher Warren to be the attorney-general. Warren’s nomination was rejected when previously sqit to the senate by a vote ot 39 to 41 but after a conference today between the President, Senator Butler and Warren, it was decided to re-submit the nomination for a second consideration by the senate. When informed of the decision of the White House to resubmit the nomination of Warren. Senator Walsh. Montana, leader of the opposition, declared such a .procedure was "un- ■ precedented.” I “There will be no change in the lineup on the democratic side when a vote is taken again," asserted Walsh. .The renomination of Warren was: 1 referred to the judiciary committee as soon,as it reached the senate. Extended hearings may be held at which Warren may be asked to appear in . person to defend himself against charges made by his opponents but no definite plans have so far been ( announced by republican senate leaders. NEWS STAND MOVED The city news stand has been moved from Kings to the Enterprise Drug store on Second street. All daily papers and magazines sold at new location. Patrons please take notice. I). E. Foreman, News Agent — DEADLY MENACE OF NEGLECTED (OLDS They Lead Io Pneumonia or Serious Throat Troubles Doctors know that a great many serious throat troubles, and fatal cases of- pneumonia develop from neglected colds so common at this' season Treat your cold promptly by using which gives new strength to ward off disease because it is pure and wholesome nourishment for those who are weakened and run down.l Remember that Father John's Mcdi cine is free frofft alcohol or dangerous drugs and therefore is a safe family medicine, fine for children as well as oldef people.

[>— j results have been accomplished in I the most severe cases where (hr suf-1 feriiig and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Mr James H. Mien of 26 Forbes St.. Rochester. N. V.. the discoverer ot ALLENRHI'. who for many years suffered the torments of ai-tWe rheumatism. desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anvone's money unless ALLENRHU decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has instructed the Holthouse Drug Co. and druggists everywhere to guarantee it as above 11 in every instance.

THRIFT I is the ■ FATHER OF SUCCESS H Let us take eare of your Savings Account I Success depends on your ability to save, a Some save, Some don’t B How about you? B Come in and start Saving at once. 9 The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. I “Bank of Service” I X (> I 1 ( I ■■ Not i< 4' is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Town .»( G rne . Mil Adams (ouuty. Indian* will meet in adjourned session at (he Town n a || G. ,i('\.t. lioliaibt. on Friday. lhr 27(h day »»f Marrh. at thf- hour of • (. < lot k P.m. h r the purpoae of finally <>onMdcring and taking action upon H hie matter «>f entering into a Franchise Contra-f in the name of and forth# Town of Geneva, with the GI7NEVA WATER COMPANY, a ' "rnnrttion nf | Geneva. Indiana, whivli Franchise Contract is tn tho words and figures a s follows, to-wit: BSI I rani lilNe < oiifrnrt THIS AGItI’.I.MHNT, made and entered into this 27th da\ March V'*. 1 h\ and lotwetn the Town of Geneva. Adams county, in the Stair of ind.ani' | hioeinaftt r t ailed the Town, by and through the Committee of the v hob ap BM| pointed b\ the Board of Trustees of said Town, partv <.f th< first part and IHI | the GENEVA W ATER ('o.MPANY. a corporation organized and < \i^tin 5 Gnd<r iH land !•> virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana. heirin-Sftri ualh-d the HB grantee, partv i»f the second part. I WITNESSETH: s. HB I 1. That for the purpose nf pn vidiflff for the protection of public an] private property in the said Town of Genovs, against fire, the extinguishment lot fires, the flushing of sewers, the furnishing of water for municipal, <fo. I mesth and other uses, sab! Town of Genova docs now hcr-’by grant to*«aid GENEVA WATER (’OMFANY. its sueossors and assigns, the right and prlvi- |M| leges of ere< tirg, constructing, maintaining ami operating a strin u( water Hi \v<»rks in the said T-»wn. and const tinting all pipe linos, standpipes. rjcvatH tanks, ptessurc tanks, reservoirs, buildings, machinor.- and conduits saw and proper therefor; also the laving of plpi'S. mains and the pla« ing of li\drai'ts in and along the streets. alhVs. public grounds and sidewalk- <»( th* said T<»vvn of Geneva, as the same now exists or mar hereafter he extend*]. for the purposes of supplying watei to Individuals, firms, corporations and others residing in or located within the Town of Geneva. Indiana, for th* extinguishment of fires, the flushing of sewers and for domestic and other uses, and to charge and collect rents and toll therefor. 2. Said grantee shall, in the «'onstfnotion of said system of waterworks perform the same in a reasonable and proper way so as not to interfere with 'the use *»f the streets and annvs bv the public in an unreasonable mann* r .and no more than is ne<essarv in the reasonable performance of the vuk h ' constriK ting said system of waterworks, and will restore all the rtreet*. alleys, sidewalks amt other nubile pla<es to the conditions they were in. b*f4ire the construction <»f aaid waterworks, as near as (he same may he don*. 3. During the <-«»ns|r’wtb'ii ami maintenan< e of said sv stein of waterworks, the grantee shall always keep and maintain pr »per guards around any excavation that may be made in smh street*, alleys and other publig places so as to ren<h r the same'secure amt safe from danger, and said evencations shall not c<»ntinue in anv portion of sahl streets, alleys and other iml>li4' places for anv longer time than is reawmably pwrssarx for the prop** construct ion thereof, ami sabi waterworks shall bo construct' d '•» that the I same shall not interfere with tho full permanent use. bv the public, of saM I streets, alleys and other public places. HN •I. The grantee shall, during the construction of said waterworks syrtem, » defend and keep harmkss and imlemnify the said Tnwn of Geneva, from anv (and all damages for injuries to persons and property growing out of the ■ ■ negligem-e of tho grantee in the vonstntetiow of said waterworks system 'through the said streets, alleys ami other public places an<l shall h<dd the Town of Geneva free and harmless from all loss ami damage that may be m . ( iiisrd by the negligent construction thereof, and shall pay all cost and expenso to which the said Town may be put in defending am a (ion at law Dr • mill damages and shall, before entering upon tii<* constructi »n of safd water- . works svstem. give to the Town of Geneva a bond in the sum of T*n Thousand Dollars < |l<».(MUV<h») with surety to the satisfa«tion <»f th*' Boards! I Trustees of said Town, conditioned to abrure th*» said Town from loss, a,w in this section set forth. The said grantee shall st all -times during the main1 lenanco ami operation *»f sai<i waterworks system, and after the completion im i thereof, likewise defend am! keep harmless ami indenmifv the said T«’vn of IGcneva from any and all damages M in this section herel ■' forth M 5. Sai<l waterworks system shall be in sttbt accordant with the plans and specif ha tioiis heretofore presenteil tn th* Board o( J Trustees <»f the Town of Geneva by the GrJNEVA WATER t’oMPANY and dopted bv the Board of Trustees by resolution on the 2<th da\ of February. B 19J5. wlii- h plans and specifications are hereby approved sub.i'« t t-» fish modifications and changes as may be agreed upon in writing, from time to time, by the Town and grantee. H i». The said grantee, in the w< rjy of constructing and in th'- maintenance H •ml operation of said waterworks system, shall comply with the laws of the ■ State 4»f Indiana, and with the rules adopted and promui<a(<‘d by the Stat” :■ Board nf Health for the government of waterworks system In tho ,<aid Town M i «.f Geneva, and said grantee shall operate said system of waterworks In ■ compliance with said laws, rules ami regulations. Said grantee shall liave the ■ ’ right tn shut off tho water supply temporarily from any portion of the mains. M i for the purpose nf making repairs nr extensions and shall not b* liable for ■ any damages occasioned by su<‘h temporary suspension of the water supply. ■ I’ 7. The Town of Geneva shall adopt and enforce such ordinances as are ■ uccessary for the prnte<*tinn «f th o waterworks property and (lie owners ■ thereof in the safe and unmolested exercise of said franchise, and to protect ■ 1 it from fraud and injury tn its property on account of unnei’essary waste <n ■ i 1 water by con.-tumers. and the said grantee may make and etifcrce. as a part ■ of the conditions upon which water is supplied to said Town sml other •’»”* ■ . I runpTs. all reasonable < harges, rules and regulations not inconsistent witu 9 ’ Hie laws. n T’hr said grantee shall pr<n ide for a safe and convenient supply a’»’> » ; 1 distribution of water and during the term of this* grant maintain a water ■ supply adequate meet the reasvi’Atde requirements of said Town and the ■ ' iuliabitants thereof. I 9. Said grantee shall install, and for a period of twenty-fi » > r^r ’ ■ - from date of the contrac t maintain in good condition twenty-eight fire hi• ■ drants for the use nf which said Town agrees tin pay during said period an ■ annual rental of Eighty Dollars per hvdvsnt'per year, payable srtni- ■ I annually’ in equal installments <»n (he fifteenth day ot January aiul the fit- ■ » teonth da v of July each year, and on dur ry/tlce in writing by the ?" w 1 n ’ /lr , J S shall be the duty nf the grantee to install and maintain such additional m* ■ hydrants as said Tnwn requires from time to time. For each additional n.'- ■ - drant said Town shall pay to the Grantee an annual rental <»f Eight) I’oiia ■ ■ ($80.00) as hereinbefore provided. p I The grantee shall be ami is hercbv authorized to charge for all I • furnished for any purpose to the inhabitants of sail! Town, a meter rate n i ,| exceeding forty cents (k»< ) p v r one thousand (10(H)) gallons so furnished «*r ■ its euuivalrnt. which, in the case of a private consumer, shall be a flat ra - ■ of Fifteen Dollars (SIS.(HD per year. , | 10. As < onipensation to the said Town for flu? fram hise ami I li*,T‘in granted Hie said grantee, in audition to all fire h'drant’--. main! | and paid for under ami in accordance with the provisions «»f thr abrn c h | foregoing Sp< tion <»fythis contract, rhall also install ami at all ti"’* t I the lif<* of this «*ontract. maintain in good order one (1) additi"’"’ l 1 I . hydrant f’*ee of any charge pt expens*- whatever to said Town. I i he authorized agents of sahl grantee shall liave the right J" * I open the premises of any consumer for the purpose <»f examining ami i f c E Ing pipes, meters ami appurtenam-es of said waterworks thereon | 12 l lie 4’irc hydrants are not to be used for any other pnrpo • ~ j deli\<»t ing of water tor fire extinguishers and the practice nf the Drnc\a I Department ami the purpose of flushing sewers and streets. | 13. The said grante«* agrergi t«» commence the constru<’tion of SHI,i ' , I . works syfftem within thirty <3O) days from ami after the date when 1 . I trail shall become legally effective, and to have (he same completed I ' iiwu-ty ( 91D day s fr*on> the date of commencement of the work. shllic* I . | . svoi«|alilo delays by reason of strikes, weather conditions. , in ~ ] |th<* (outrol of said grantee, or litigation affecting this grant <»r w<»rß - done hereumh r. And iu the event of such unavoidable delays, th" ' • | n» which said waterworks system is to be completed shall be exl' "*"' . length of time that such delays exist. Provided, however, said gra”■’T ~.l e m»t be required to < onunenee said construction until the ne< essary rcH ' ? .‘■hall have been quired for the purpose of furnisliing said watbr p»r It. The grant and privileges herein cmitalned shall be and a term of twenty-five (25) years from the taking effect of this agr<ein‘ - (Jc; m> longer undrss the said grant shall be renewed by the proper auin-’m of said Town. f an 'Fills agreement shall take effect Immediately upon the passage " , g ordinance by the Board of Trustees of said Town ratifying ami <•»"' the same. . 15. All nf th*' terms and *onditious nf this contract shall onami applv to equally, (he grantee, its successors ami assigns, ami ' 1 ' Irmt is granted upon the express condition that if said grantee, its MJ m.ix or assigns sliall fail (o contnlv with am and all w»ndit«cmb. , ’. ivi . "ml restrictions herein contained, then H || th" rights, franchises ami leges herein granted shall at once cease and determine at the option Board of Trustees of said Town. . .. .. fhi" i 11 is exprt ; lv understood ami agreed by the parties hf’’ 0 ’ 0 snrtrc’d- , fi-nm I . .<• grant, in all respects and as to all terms and <*on»iit»oi’ J)P ’ Ftiall b»> siibiect to the outlmrit' of the Public Service Commission .. ((f State of Indiana, ami to all proviso ns <»f kn Art of th** Genera 1 A- a ' ! ,P . °r Imliana. entitled “An Act Concerning Public I HHt’ * Il( j Public Servit e Commission abolishing the Railroad Commission of inu ' j,... ( onferring the powers of the Railroad (’oinmission on the Public Commission, approved March 4th. 1913.” , , pa l IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand - a> - this 27th day of March. 1923. t ~ 4 rV niA\A i TOWN OF GENEVA. IND’A - By . Committee of the V . h ,?<!%// pointed by the Boaj'i ATTE3T; fees. Party ot the I-test P-rt . ' '' Clc,k ' GENEVA WATBR COMPANY Hv v " President. Party of the Second F« r ATIESI: Secretary’. nersons v id meeting will be open to the public and alf taxpayers a are hereb n.Atifled to be P re * ent KUl - NEIH r SHOEMAKER Town Clerk. 543 L-ateU this 26th day ot February, 1926,