The attitude of the Power pany ig revealed in one of its Aumereus repens "in which stated "We are fully alive to the fuct that the problem exists and are just as anxious to solve it as those who are bothered with it. It is our Intention to put forth continued efforts to find the answers and the only reason that we have not accomplished more to date hag not been on recount of lack of effort or appreciation of the problem "but because of "the physical limitations of the now known apparatus to do better than what we are now already doing."
The Council, in renewing its representations to the Power Company, emphasized that no stone should be eft unturned in order to eliminate the nuisance, and as the result of municipal departmental conferences certain steps were suggested to. the Power Company which were sym= pathically received." The "Company has, however, emphasized the inadvisability. of "embarking upon large expenditure in ils remedial plans
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.