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new company, unless is was
abt« to give a better service or
5 lower rates than the present
one. and this he said they, had
not (offered to do. He submit
| ted comparative rates from cit
j ies in various parts of the coun
try. showing that the present
' rates charged in Ketchikan
were as low or lower than the
I average. Ho stated that in hi
opinion the animus actuating
i the movement a gains; his eom
! panv was the fact that he. in
i dividualiy. had asisocialed him
i self with other citizens in
1 gaiiizmg a cold storage plant.
' and inferred from that that the
; opposition to his company was
from the co3d storage rival
company, the New hr, gland
Fish Company.
According to Mr. Barber
there is a great danger la the
town in the possibility of wire
accidents w.th resultant fire
and possible fatal injury !o -
ers of telephones if. as Is ofie:
the case, high tension electr.
wres fall and come in oonbt t
with wires of the telephone sy
tem. and the town muss be pro
tected is far - possible again.-*
if. A:. ::i:ierg in.; .-y.
is practically impossible ac
cording to Mr. Barber in a tow
like Koiehikaa. where the
streets are in the poor conditio!;
they are. as the expense would
be practically prohibitive if the
wires were installed as they
should be. and if they were not
then the danger from fire would
be great. *
When Mr. Barber sai down.
George M. Chesney. who is ap
plying for the franchise, asked
So be heard. He stated (ha? :s<
one except himse-f had h
anything to do w.th the incep
tion of the r*ian to put a seecre
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► He had first worked on* Hit
whole thing and then submit!*
►oeeVir-fc-V* .y.c<uy*,~
or! to Manager Wilke of the
New England plank who had
hen, and not <<ill then, taken il
p with his company, and an
’ greetuenl had been reached as
I o the price they would supply
■ dm with power. He had then
i aid the matter before Seattle
j apikd, and had me! with ready
‘ espouse in getting the pivm
1 se of the capital needed to pul
, he dristrnbting system in. Con
l inneing he said he had no in
! enlion of going over the 0. k.
\ <v \Y. U/s wires, as his plans
| were to pul his w ires under
j ground. He also said he was
1 prepared lo supply ligh: for
i treet illmnnating for three
nils a kilowal. and would
lake money a{ one-half what
he present company was charg
"g- He concluded bv asking
hot the council defer action o»
he m :en until the next meet.
g sj that he would have time
o think over the amendments
■ his franchise proposed by
the committee.
He was followed by Henry
NN like, the local manager for
he New England company, who
ntered a genera* denial tint
iis company had begun the ag
tat ion for a second lighting
dant on account of spite over
ho installation of an opposition
old storage plant, as it was
an: yesterday, according to him
hat tic had received the per
nission fwm the directors of
iis company to go into the mat
or, *Vac New England com
pany's cold s to logo plant had
l»een recently brought in to
town” ho said, "and as they
>re now paying taxes they
hould be allowed to dispose of
hair surplus current in the
town.”
Seeing that the sentiment of
the Council was to defer action
on ‘the franchise, Councilman
Ryus, with tho consent of his
-croud withdrew his motion,
and the franchise was referred
back to the cononittoe for
further consideration, and Ryu*
%as appointed on the oommit
e with the three members al
ready constituting it.
And then came the joke of
the meeting, when A. J. Dun-1
ton presented a bill for $200.00
for the town blocking up the
reek while putting in the now
ailing and pavement on Sted
man street.
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half sold,” runs a French proverb. j
Our reliable goods have long pleased thi*
community because they combine the quali
ties of durability, utility, value and beauty.
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Established 1901
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