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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
The Rothschild Bridal Dinner.

The Paris correspondent VI the h'erary oazeue
says:
A great event in the beau. monde Of this place
has been the Rothschild marriage. The magnii-
ceuce yus beyond all description and IL would APP
pear that splendors. vieing with those recounted
In tho Arabian Nights were lavished upon an en-
tertannnent TO which nobody was admitted. !
mean the dinner given in the nuptial ceremony,
aud at which some sixty or seventy Rothschlds
alone were present. As no one but the family
was prcsent Mt this fducioa-as the Spanards
title their bull.fghts and other nmusemcnts--of
course the feminine public curiosity has been i'm
mensurnby excited by it, and every young male
Rnthschild has been cross-examined by the fair
ladies' af Paris ever since, in order that they may
arrive Mt an approximate knowledge ofthe festive
scene" 1t seems all the plate Of all the houses o.
Rpthschilds nearly was forthcoming for this ban
ouet. mt least the London chief sent his dinner
service over to his cousin Of Paris and the entire
changes Of the more than threescore guests
made in silver and slvorglt; plates. dishes eve
rything was Of the precious metals rs at the roy
nj tables, only ut dessert was perceived the price
les .er,ice Of old Seyres belonging to the Paris
pdiertimiiias, and whereof each plate represents
somew here about a kings ransom. As TO the
,iunds on the table. they came from every coun-
try ami every cline; there were swallows nests
from China sterlets Ia fish of excessive high price
in Rusn of the size Of salmon and OF fat, ornnge
colorci le.h) from Russia, reed birds and can
yass back ducks from America bustards from
Spain, pheasants from Bohemia, entrees Of pea.
cocks brains. ilets of buflao-hump. nnd--onc Of
my lalv informants declares -snlmis of Brazilian
parrot~, Every salt or fresh water has yielded
up it. iish every moor, marsh, aud forest its fowl;
ever, hot bed, heated by fire or the sun, it's fruit
and c,rry grape that ever hung anywhere its
wine As to the flowers with which the table md
dining room were decorated. it is affirmed that
there were 800 pounds worth. q mean II 800
Eng sh!) All the windows were covered with
troll work. over which were framed the choicest
erecting PLANTS of the tropics, shedding their lu
ciuu> perfumes all round. If the rcpast was wor-
thy nm emperor of II century ago, tho tribe Of
Rot child seems to have been worthy of it. and
to lr} done it due honor. In the first place it is
aitturd that the ladies' present wore upon their
per ~ between twenty and thirty millions of
fran worth Of Jewels and in the way of doing
homo 70 the banquet, shose who partook of it sat
mt tuaa from half-pas six to midnish -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The ssrss,ons. The cid sasr and the old round
IF a.spssy The contractor shall be
ss b as sss St vel
days following The approval the adadieaon BY the Common
Council and complete the fifteen months after under
sompssa sseh ana every
s Sf
to be on the Of the paving zach
oow he Proportion s Be-
Ps holders in bills AGAINST said property holders 70 be made
n %So I sd bills e s s he
Ss ss s
The 70 BE paid ~ tie city IN cash he Treasurer
sssi tas CITY, prior
Ct the Dc i being well Is that d
The " SAID costs Of pnSeation
failure BY the contractor to
hs
s sd
se my ngs 5
tractor shall forfeit all claims have for part Of the
city shall b thereby discharged from any liability there
& sd sns
In ID e pay unto the city al los Or the
resale or REHABILITATION.
Bids per superficial yard of square beck paving fur
nished and laid complete including the gutter stones; per SUI
percia foot Of curbsone furnished laid per
foot e. crossing stones furnished and laid running
walks and running foot of oil tagging sidewalks
taken and rad iron bridge top furnished and laid
complete.
New Orleans, April 16, 1859.
rsignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common CouRcil.
ISisnedl H.T. vENNARD, 1c,.,.
Registered April % 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

SPECEFTCATIONsf for the contract for nav
e TIE grades of the sidewalk
IN fs T. 81 asla o mot j. p
blong less than selye nor more sstee
inches in wdh and not less thsn more than
- ps aafRis qaafe sds;
free n, pn ana the shall
Joining hs gu ter stones shall be angle
sissvsEs ''a a'sonAy from the
shall from sixteen t. hy 0G iashss I5o
twelve inches wide AID not less than eight inches tek They
Q Ss S. ed
ss s ysr r
pe If ana ss sss e on the
thirty inches vide and no case less than foar thick
The crossing stones shall be North river blue stones of the
best quality perfectly well hewed and dressed mt less than
The a,gtonss the sidewalks shall IF North liver Blue
nre or and ' bS on the d
No gsone shall less than square BY iva
TN gvel shall be the best London gravel over one and
The sand shall be clear sharp sand, of large grain.
coacal sSs %' t THE WoES BE KsEourEDTe
do sveo in he seaa neW ensb
and ad eas S M ha be e according
Eossns M rem manner ,srss - They shall ts duly sps1ss
g ssfa f S.sss sa hey
slidls xed and The most approved p,en Sn
nres for draining lots shall be nicely through The same by
Se d as ace saysfSr the lines and
s SsS Fl gn Sa n and i s
sana Of q least six inches in thickness to BE-
r. sss s M XIII ! III
With the Be s given s % ]
x vps lie tn sas en-, Rite o e. of the bridges @
The gutter stones shall join IN their length the urb stones
Four nshs ss9ss sSsn tsS same
ssrp sand mixed said booming be strongly hadensd viii
TENTED the joints not to half an inch vide
they shall be rejected and to be ded up with e grave snd
at T u ne s% sa sS l. S.s the old
gds s ~ snh bs S and I'd
The superior FACE y s s9 70 a Pa e inches below
tractor sh dress the The street The con e
] is is sn Ct as s ss%
a n ss n Ss S hs
s shall hen the peSnf nS h saesgf sg
he ssF Every sg y4ss sa as
IL od ] ses sg la, on a under the
he shall use all care lay The they touch and make
e Ss "s 'e %hsS Ss s ss S
lsa ne .rS pns shsl Be asa fine srSvs an
Win RAIN Ss sa hsy s Essd
and hsrp mixed upon the psyng
The blckn Is ff ne Ssw gaEs sb, h.
hauled way by The eonir eor the Sidewalks shall he r nv
M Il a Te ss 9 ws n
he Il a rse ana sSss 'd b The
eed present an even surface free Of rugged or ho,iS
fhe eonfy de,ss s,o6
less than IL inches wide by inches thick with The nsai to
dressed channel for the water shall be laid well hede
md houses, " ''e i''o
Wherever the sidewalks alresdy Tagged and may be
ound too low by the surveyor the contractor up The
a. the sidewalks and relay The old SgginE 10
orrcspoDd with the grades be established by the Civ
rreyor in the best workaike manner and in The same
'ay explained for n tagging. ~
The contractor shall furnish ars which may be re-
nj TO replace he old broken fa,s. ~ -
GENERAL LAusEs The hole work shall TO the
sire satisfaction Of the lily Surveyor who In conformity
IN The retson viii lie the sole judge Of tbs qualify Of The
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

itonas 70 Claiborne street, shall be enclosed with iron post,
liz ~ with the plan and In
rpn shall the best cast ron one half of an
Ths shall a BE be
and h e ss pon AND e. to b given By
lion es
v ss sssd they
'f St aa hs b BE bs
~ me posts shall be connected by two chains inch
posts in The best The posts and chains shall recev
hre gS9d Of best oil paint o. may be
The whole work be entire satisfaction Of the
work VINO Will Dc the sole judge oil the quality of the
Al the materials shall be the best quality and shall he fur
nished by the contractor well the dor 80 '''
The be begin The work on each and
BLOCK q ssS tor
ten dollars per- day for each aud thereafter same
~ to an amoun Of $500 shall be required to
o the work on each md
he s sns Of the the
& he %Soe w psi cent Of each
esar his sns pss nao the Gy Trssssr prior
the being well h said som
Sa N pssf'i'sh by the contractor
Sfs' hssS n' Ss hs
tight aanu the Ws aS eVae shall h@Te the
fault required Of The csi Code and without out
indemnify well underwood a il e se NE conn
VII Ss nSs finish hs and
shall forfeit all claims may for any part
me Work done by him the of Abandonment and
me cy shall be HEREBY discharged from any all liability
ana 1t also well understood that the contrac
e resod the contractor and his securities held and
hound in soldo to untoths city all difference
he PRICE az which the contractor originally contracted
sale publication. ' ~ "'u'ie'ea NJ
bids to be running for the whole work co,,,a.5
New Orleans, April 20, 1859 ~ 'ei'''u'
lsiguedl LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council. ~ ''ss VI 'o'n
LSignetl II. r yRNNARD
tsi.nedl RORT HTTyGUE' SChairmen.
Registered April Is, 1859
a26 III HENRY puREI. for camn..al1sz
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SPECIFICATIONS concerninc IN. gaIe ~,
single track railroad commencing on Eit stss a
WIN ptytna street down Pytani and Camp
street to Rampant rect along the side ampart
at he d s aa snsss ss
nhg along Daphe street IN the Third District Epanade
side Rampant street e along tie ea Ida IF Ra s ssI
fe M,e 70 da s1s street then S0g the norta Of ona
down Elphth street to It's junction with Pryenia street.
laid in the said streets and ia CsHsI AID Ramp camp y"
streets 10 Espauade street. the distance from The
Rampant and Dauphine streets ~ "
track raj onds Tb rscs w s5a me o ts hsGe xs
ye;echhs guee shah be or the Ann,
As those in use n tie city Of Phi aderhs sample d Which
struction Of the roads shall be of Quality ami shall m
low ps K m to" IT, a efosses shall he Of vel
of yellow pine i've by eight inches '7 ''''''
be taken the streets Shall be graded proper graie to be
BY me Uy Surveyor md shall receive layer Of
ra ed un'l It forms had foundation; the cross lies shs
the sting pieces shall be placed on The top q
sa S S5s psef , the oR r ha be acsd The rails shall
streets shall then he ree by the or contractors in
he Wy rvor wResser lie se S s as Of iepn
nnd e sto OF sa cks 1th he rails shall be with
tire rs. sa, r of the ciy surveyor.
city Of Fhtaephia and Of such dimensions will seat tty
ppSa1s. me cars hhh be drawn by hor-es mules,
be driven abreast The shall be as often per dy mud
~ y
not al greater Intervals than avery minutes oE dlvy
i ~ ~ 40 8 ~ anu eye'y thirty minutes from
100, III i' iltKAt Ihe speed Of the Shall
;irea 80 e Iuut' = cars mat be nid
good and ample head light tlared in
pr az @ on @ 81 the 5sts and or he violation Of his
eNcte on tue part OF officer enpoi snl rnnfs
me cont ACTOR or contractors su he liable fine of zen DOL
hsrerrom "' 's'S ''e'se 'se'"eS all dlneses arising
.Tle cnntrucor =, eo,, .,,,.,rg sl,.,, /,
repair and conIon ne ooad e Keep in good
hl ma vel and M ~ l $500 OF lc,f m Fegr
pas as geI,n, at M eS Mrolsa which the RAD Trucks
CONTRACTOR or r,t a. 10" aeoMa the
and bridges in good ord.r md H. ~ ~ hep s 81 eets
right 10 cause sd tr,as md III me ny shll 'Fe Inc
tense Of SAID or ~ W ~ the eN
Their refusal 10 nav Far tr sana MY ~ ne event OF
able before any t,nrt ~ sum! ne recover
of he city. ~ i ''''S'''''''ii' toi "le peH1At
TIE fri mentioned trocl vl,ol, T., ,,,.., .,...,
M failroaf. hill 10 a wv i'na1'iis u!wu
street wn,kin, nm ma is ~ q al tanl
tha ~ o. we "hptt work,
pln,,nnnre ,br ,pr s;1 -; Haseli or themselves TO
their onnsai IN H. f,nn,to Is,t, ON tle approval Of
within nhn,te r, ''c' anu 10 conpetstheSane
The r5n,rartnr az 30. ei.,a., II, =, ,
l;ee, an si ,oe a So n ; sum 90 poahh 10 place and
drawn v ,nrsae nv f Ut OF passenger car', TO he
mad do,u;, So Il 70 t T. sti SO US TO make trips
MO-, 10 ~ III required End shall A.o
'"ok required iur The construction
M, -, ~ -, 4 va S S"ii roioS -
Sh'n no, be Ii bic FOR any work
evncs ,i LIE tesS roads aud lay
eficr ~ et Ior 1hs construction, any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
SPECIFICATIONS for malxInez Il, ~ -o.,,

SPECIFICATIONS for moJx,no n, ~, y go,
p ter e. The neutral fahepoa
he whole Width Of the neutral ground between eurbs,oues
snail De hled by the contractor and smoothly beded in
filing to be Of dry river sand ' - ''''' ine
Eighteen feet in width the center of the neutral pronpd
sX inches III ck aud said shells rolled with srOl liz
roller as often as be necessary until thew form
then be spread al over shells and shall be wopksd IN %
rs 20 osn when dry m even and mcoh surface
whole work shall be entire satisfaction of
~ whn WI DC the sole Judge Of til, work
furnished by the contractor, well MS the labor ~ ~ VIC
The contractor shall be bound begin the work
square by the for the payinss of aiM a.
and 70 complete the same each every square within If
een days thereafter under penalty per day for
eash and every day thereafter the complete
Security to amount of S2o0 be required to
the faithful perform-ce of the contract ' " e'""'ee
PAYNE in cash the completion of the work on each
acceptance of the by The CITY
ne og treasurer retaining in guarantee per cent Of
eacn until the completion Of the work
well understood that in of failure by The contractor
Rod 6xd %Gn sss VOTE or my part thereof within
in which the work is being executed The TomncI ~ III
N right to annu the contract without putting The contractor
IN default required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and
without applying to of justice to annn the sara @
without indemnity and II is well understood tbs, a
me shall at time the work or moi a
and complete the in conformity with his eontract ,ba @
contractor shall forfeit all claims may have Far AM net
that hereby disehsrsed f fm an III ana
biy Thereon and also we'll understood that in M The
soae pc resod me contractor and his securities shall be
ence between the price which contractor o s;pav
10 pe'om the WORK and the which il may ie
Bids TO be running Tor the whole work cor,r,.
Ne s Orleans April 20 1879; NN'Np'e''
Approved by the COMMITTEES and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Common Council. s " W."
p tsi!snsal 49,, ., JkoBENT HUYdhE charmen.
a2f 92t f ~ III ArNpv n,,,r
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

towards the curbstones ng lots
BY snd sSs ~ a DC w
'9 be Sues and bot with two fl
and said cutters shall through the Whole width Of Ike side
BRICK PAyrnEsr-The walk pavement shall be aid with
lake bricks Of the best quality in herring bone
called s quality s s r sn F s
bricks shall BE- well filled with sharp sand and coating
ing Prior to the bricks the earth ground below shall
half Of inch foot The ground ow shall be
so Tiers ssda a
without rugged hollow places that the pavement will
sidewalks ai1sady aid on said street.
S G ss Ct %s
like mannsr to be in all points with The
ms 'ss
said a os at ns h h
required II d, without y b, i extra sSmpensaon.
the entire satisfaction the City snrve, or who viii be the sole
asas ha IL es or the best quality and shall be
furnished by the eentfSf or as well as the labor
Council and 10 complete he same after under pen
atty Of ten dollars day for each and day thereafter the
Good snd solvent security the sum of 5000 shall be re-
CURED rom the contractor, to guarantee the faithful
BY The City Surveyor follows the sroporicn to
y o e f s a p9o I By y the
made by the City Surveyor conformity with section 9 of the
city charter said bills be collected CONTRACTOR who
shall be subrogated to all the rights of the seize
t. hs M Of s
for any Of said bills, slou the not be paid
The contractor shall into the City Treasury
ceivng his certificates and bills the of publication the
petition of the holders beiug well understood that
said contractor shall have the right of demanding petit
TONERS the reimbursement Of said cost of publication
well understood that n of failure the contractor
TO begin or finish the work thereof period
ayed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being execnted the Council shall the
right to annu the contract without putting
applying OF justice annu the without in
tractor shall time abandon not finish and
complete the In conformity with contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have any phr Of The
work done by him to the date of the abandonment and
the city shall he thereby discharged from and ali liability
til reo and is also well understood case the contract
be resod, the contractor and his securities held and
bound in sodo pay uno the city or difference he
tween the price at which the originally
perform the work and the price which may be adndeated
at resale readjudicaton.
Bids to be running foot of sidewalk complete in
GLIDING turning of the of old
sidewalks reconstructed complete. " " ''N
New Orleans, April 16, 1859.
isigned;l LOUIS Fl. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and qndncs Of both
Boards OF the Common Counci1 ~ ~
KoB'r muYG aR chsirmen.
a96 l2t HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

s SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for frr
nishng to city l500 feet PLANES he repairs
the plank roadsef the First District.
Inc pianks BE- of the best yellow pine from sap
split BAD knots other defects calculated impair he,
strength Or and shall be 20 feet long iuees wide
The said be delivered the If the Stree
in such quantities and on
Ger may Direct within thirty days the each order
Security to cunt of $500 shall be required guarantee
Tho faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment in cash the delivery the eiy of the
Street Commissioner. y 49,
iswel understood that in failure by the contractor
furnish and deliver the panks any part thereof within
the period liked in the Council be aiisfed with
tie quality OF the lumber the Council the right
a,nul the contract without putting the IN de-
fau as required by srticle 5 of the Civil Code without
applying to court OF justice to annul the same
ndenn and is also we'll understood that case the
tractor shall At time abandon his finish
contractor shall forfeit all may have for any mart Of
the plan delivered by him the date of the nen
ana the city shall be thereby discharged ah
fy therefor and is also well that in case the con-
sraet be reso the contractor and his securities shall Ge
nstu an bound Ia sodo TO INTO the city all loss
elce bstEeea the price at which the originally
e deliver tho panks and the price which they
70 be Thousand feet Of panks beard measre) fur
nished and delivered. ~
Neg Orleans, April u, 1859.
lsignedl LOUIS o. PILE. City Surveyor.
pprored by the Committees Streets Landings Of boil
Boards or the Common Council.
). lsisasd RoBERT nG fSssli ohairnen.
as n HENRY pUaEL. for Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, /,
City Of New Orleans, April &C. 1853.


No. A73.
esored Iha the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
sed after ten days notice in the official Journal
for each subject 10 the approval Or rejection Of the Common
Council and the work to be done aceAby to specifications on
Ale In the Surveyors office, viz:
contract for akng brick Sidewalks bordsred by curb
stones and wooden CUTTERS both SIDES Of Uquha street.
from Eiysian Fields to Lafayette avenue.
O. contract for making brick sidewalks bordered by cnb
stones and wooden CUTTERS both sides OF ST. Ferdinand street.
from urquhart to Goodehildrsn street. 80,
for paving with square oocks street,
from New evee Rampant street ard for altering the grades
A. contract for paving ah blocks rytania street,
from Ccpe Felicity street, and from jackson to Philip
g. contract for making brick sidewalks bordered by
stones and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Clara street, from
ul;a 10 Common street. and for raising the sidewalks already
made on said Glars street.
contract for paving with square blocks the roadways Of
Canal reek Tchoupitoulas Claiborne street. and for
widening sidewalks as to be IS feet in width AID flag
cling the same S.
Canal street. from Tchoupoulas to Claiborne street. with
iron posts aud chains.
contract making the center Of the ual ground
Canal street. from Tchouptouas to Claiborne street, shell
walk IS feet in width.
for paving with square blocks Magazine street.
from Canal to Felicity street.
s77 Signed ALFRED KEARNY
T.. President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
$500 (Sgnede j. o. NIAON
, President Board of Aldermen.
(Signedj GERARD STITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY Of May
will adindcate Office at IL O'clock NJ above con-
tracts. -.ss
as6 II. T. THEARD, Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract flo,
~ making brick Sidewalks bordered by and oHien
cutters on boh sides Of Clara street. from Common
street, ' ~ - SCI" S''''
feet in width. ~ ' '"'N'' W '"eiFe
GuRIsToNEs-Hewed and dressed curhstones shall linz the
stueWaK OF North river blue eoay
oou quay with the beveled dressed the ton swer
the slope Of the Sides from three feet long ro
nck Ihey SNAIL be well set in good Joints in
'hhli end broufyb
ing same where desired for drain lots. shall lie duly
IN lehGtS o. from three six throughout ne
sy Surveyor, and each cufbstOne shall have slns ~
inches Tor every foot of It's hpht sa line n Ia ii
ing hohsesshall also he solY fixed backed IN The o
aip,nVed manner 70 prevent crevice sinking of
no less than three and half inches or shorter
than three feet and having ease than x ci m ~
NE spper surface of the adjoining gutter stall be admitted N
Mo9heS GufTEfsThe tiers shall he made of tho best
@'ni cypress, twelve inches wide By fur in. hrs thCk IN
hsts OF not less ibnn twenty eXcep in eases Wi eve
ehsts are necessary hnlved card ion II c
mugs plned there and at every space of hos
o pms not less than four hy two inches in
u,ae'er driven through suitable auger holes in ths t,sr
phks pleteel sIanting The edge of The plnnka n 81 ~
euustohe, shal b beNeled To spt
eses y IS to have noches Of eight inches long hq two s
re e ~ ou y every eight tee thereof IN these CYPRESS
braces OF not les than four feet long eight incrs S
TWO ches thick, poptcd the which enters X. ]
VIII pe nrlnly driven Gown and spiked
WIN a, least three five inch spikes to er r ~, 49,
lttse leIe VIII PC verge Or aoa of cypress sank of m Inches
VIDE by two and inches thick we'll uaied To- ,o "tr
plank aforesaid with six inch spik The gutteE n,i.
shAll be OF dry river sand, four inches hi ana olij
before toe pins driven. The top ed8e Of the fr h
snail proct ore and hai inches above surtra OF
Ter lankt and the latter shall be laid with Of de si
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No. 4474.

ReSo'ra That ordinance No. 1874 entitled an ordinance
ot the safe OF the right of establish railroads in the CITY
OF New Orleans and for other purposes be and
hereby amended TO read single commencing
on Eighth street 10 lien of oelsuo street, 'one The
West side Of RHnpar; street. III lieu side Of Rum
part street thence along the West side OF Rampant
lieu OF The Fart SIDE Of Ranpart the United States
BarTHcEs and after the words " another
nnnin- ETC insert the words 'aloug the side OF EspIs
nae street o the East side Of Rampant street, lieu OF The
Wea SIDE and along the East side Rampant street 10
Canal street in lien Of the West side of Ranpart street. ao
10 insert the words Through Magazine Eighth street
IN lieu Of ToledaHs street and through said Eighth street 20
iS nnction !" h Pryiaa street in lieu cf Camp street
Inc privileges oil the right of contractor
tractors shall be twenty The std railroads. carr ax
lures ai appnriennnces TIE city expiration Of
SAID twenty ycsrs, valuation, be bv two dis
Interested persons be appon contractor or
cohtrscibs ard the other by the the event of
DISAGREEMENT a. to said valuation between parties tins
appoated third party umpire shall be appen'et by one OF
the district ou Tie decision thereby 10 be n al ard
thus amended, that said ordinance and tile came ii hereby
adopted 1870 " ~
lStsnetl ALFRED kEARSY
ttsiient pro ten Board of Assistant A Idle rulen.
lssneHi i. @. NIXON,
I.ntR CarH 1fA a.