Municipal water plants prove ownership can work for cities
The report surveys plants in Gloucester Nam,b, Watertown Wis, Paris Ill, Battle Creek Mich, Moorhead Minn, Kingston Ontario and others. It notes self sustaining municipal systems, low consumer costs, and profits or surpluses in several cities while contrasting private ownership. It argues municipal ownership generally benefits citizens with numerous examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouchester
Mass
Helyna
Mont
Denver
Col
Watertown
Wis
Paris
Battle Creek
Mich
Moorhead
Minn
New York City
Tron Mountain mining group considers rapid development
Local business men met at C. B. Fosselman's office to discuss advancing Tron Mountain mining interests. Win Sumimercamp was named chairman and Q. B. Vosselman secretary as a committee of N. F. Kimball, BE. M. Barton and W. C. B. Allen prepares an organization outline. An incorporation is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Mountain
Weiser
Fosselman
Win
F. Sumimercamp
Vosselman
Barton
N. F. Kimball
BE. M. Barton
W. C. B. Allen
Seven Devils Activity at Weiser Copper Sites
Carruthers Bros. & Co. report ten carloads of ore moving from the Old Peacock mine to Cambridge warehouse for shipment to Salt Lake to Manager Hancock. Peacocks pumping plant on the road, with Salter & Ford cyanide plant machinery. Mr. Richard H. Terhune of Salt Lake visits Weiser to study copper smelting plant prospects. his Utah and Colorado connections lend credibility. Barton to sink artesian well on Monroe creek. Ashley farm borings to yield water flow. Miss Cassie Linder, 20, dies of bilious fever at Weiser. interment attended by many. Allied army reportedly within ten miles of Pekin. Advertised letters listed for week ending Aug 11, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruthers Bros. & Co
Cambridge
Peacock
Salt Lake
Hancock
Salter & Ford
Richard H. Terhune
Sut Lake
Weiser
Terhune
Utah
Colorado
Omaha
EM. Barton
Monroe Creek
Smith
Ashley Farm
Mr. Barton
Cassie Linder
Doc Linder
Old Haven Place
Boy Injured In Hills accident Near McGinnis Farm
A 9 year old boy is thought mortally hurt after being run over by a wagon as he fell in the road while returning from the hills with his father Frank McGinnis. Three ribs are broken and medical aid is summoned as the boy’s condition remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGinnis
Ron
Frank
Laver
Union Pacific travel advantages and upcoming excursions
The notice praises Union Pacific for superior equipment service and track conditions and claims faster routes east. It advertises two excursions August 23-24 to Detroit at one fare plus $2 and to Chicago at round trip one fare, inviting inquiries through local agents H. M. Clay and nearby offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Detroit
Chicago
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
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