Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 366, 9 November 1911 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLAIJIT73I AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1911. i

CAMPFIELD STATES THREAT HOT BLUFF ACTION IS WANTED

Promises to Withdraw Bid for Water Contract Nov. 30 if No Action Has Been Taken Then.

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no matter how many times you should advertise in the future. We wish to call your attention to the fact that our bid will save all the Richmond city water users the meter charges and 10 per cent from the present franchise rates. Our minimum charge is only 30 cents per month. We figure our competitor is more than double this amount. Our bid will save the city $8.00 on every fire hydrant. Our bid will save the city 6 cents

per every one thousand gallons of water that the city may use. As we offer the city free water, excepting the school buildings. Our bid eliminates the perpetual franchise by our competitors. If our bid is accepted we will furnish the city a full and complete set of plans and specifications fully setting forth the kind of water works plant we will construct, which will contain all the improvements, a list of which has been filed with you together with $100,000 surety company bond gua-an-teeing the faithful construction and equipment of the said plant and syste of water works to be in accordance with said plans and specifications. Upon the completion of said system of water works and before the same is put into operation we will furnish to the city another good and sufficient surety company bond to the approval of the board of public works in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars for the faithful performance of the contract with the city and the fulfillment of all the conditions of the franchise. Our bid also provides that the city can arrange with us for the purchase of the plant upon any good plan or

basis commercially practicable and alike fair and just to both parties. All the above requirements are fully set forth in our bid. Therefore it is for the best interest of the city at larse that the bid be accepted. And. unless you ?.re confident you will hereinafter receive as good or a better bid, we would like a favorable consideration. Therefore confirming what we have already stated the conditions of the money market will not justify us in maintaining our bid after November Z0, l&ll. Yours truly, Edwin M. Campfield Company.

PROF. JESSUP MAY SUCCEED KENDALL

Prof. Walter Jessup, connected with the department of education at Indiana University, formerly of this city.

where he was associated with the Earljham faculty, is an applicant for the ! superintendency of the Indianapolis public schools. According to local ; school officials, it is probable he will : ;e given the position as he has bten highly recommended by former superintendent Kendall who resigned to acicept the presidency of an Eastern col- ' lege.

RECRUITING OFFICE CLOSED AFTER DEC. 1

A marvelous factor in the making of the modern world. Hear the story, finely illustrated, at the First Lutheran Church, Friday at 8 p. m. Admission 15 cents. It

That Richmond will not be the pos-

; sessor of a recruiting station after the ! first of nest month is the announcement just made by Corporal Hearn, ! U. S. A., in charge of the local station. , The Richmond station has made an exceptional record since its establish- , ment last August, and has added eleven men to the Federal Army. In the past few weeks, however. interest i seems to have left the city, and no

new recruits nave ceen enroiiea ior over a fortnight. Corporal Hearn will

His Own Support. Lady (to loafer who has asked i; :r.tiey You'll only drink it. I sup pose, instead of taking -it hsme ?. j-our wife. Loafer I ain't pot a wi: .lidy; I'm earnin' me own livin'.-Punch.

Farmers, don't miss the sale of good, heavy work horses and wagons of C. S. Farnham, at Market House, Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.

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remain in command of the Richmond station during November, and will try to secure more men for the government service, but will move his office in December.

Rough on the Aviator. The physician turned to the office pa Went in the canvas coat and ieggtngs. "You must follow tuy directions implicitly." be said, handing him a smaK vial of liquid. "You are to take three drops ia water every four hours-" "Three drops in water every four hours!" ejaculated the patient ia a be wildered manner. "And I'm an avla tori" Lippincott's Magazine.

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Our Three Stores : Terre Haute, Ind. Decatur, III. Richmond, Ind.

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Compare those Drosses with Others Sold Elsewhere for Double the Price

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