Prepare Now For Power
From Tallulah Tower Lines
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Picture of the Power House at Tallulah Falls and Map showing territory to be served by the transmission
lines, the major portion of which are already erected, awaiting the completion of the plant at Tallulah, which is
expected early next spring.
For estimates on power for all purposes, communicate with
Contract Dept. Georgia Railway & Power Co., Atlanta
inrJ ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1912
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