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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

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Q. VIE u the Board Of puh,is wsssuf A. I
are gsnersily Ssned By ths sseFsSaFy. sayin0 thst
the Contrast had bssa awarded. nd h M not
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Board u Public works"
g: Were yca z he hahn q gsins 2 vesk e
8. DO yoa know wSs: ii. csstisss Was
swsrdsdf A. cannot tell yea nov.
Representative Wilson. vesld b glaA 70
d. jelssos, Is eisrE. Thy g ssS1ssT
Rspressntstivs Wilson. Yes, siF.
the aosnn1 tss:1 nv DOM .. Us sss ,ss
g. nnd this contract 10 dated On ths q Day ef
February, 1873. Now, do you know whether yoa
dd WORK .ndsT ss nc ano seas dss
ascertain though. 80
Representative Wilson. would b. Rad II you
me have the vouchers under this contract while
Evans, to asf you what amount of grading you
s .e ND. aas
think it vas clay.
Q:What Imesn q % e the surfsee, wasthers
sir. We had sinpiy 70 sIosv.ts ios the sand and
q. Was there anything else done than that Z
A. Probably mot. do not think there vas much
trading there, = 80 =
q. You are familiar with that ground. A, Yes.
cir.
O. Would that ground require very much grad.
ing thersf A Not great deal. =.
O. Could there BE- . very grsat deal? Would
you suppose there Was a. much 40 forty.dye hun
dred and eight cubic yards Of grsdinx there
ut street eircief n is.f+: - = - :
Witness Are You speaking now OF sradinr ar
the faeginef = - :" "
O, ISm Sbeakinr OF the trading of " p street
circle" A, knew nothing sSout L Al ali. / ala
not do IT, only GRADED for the dagrinr.
q. Then Will ask YOU iudepcndenf Of that
whether the character Of that eround would al
NIT Of ASS cubic yards Of KrAdinxf A could
not tell you- I have no idea Of IL lt mixht heye
been double that, for aught know.
o. What 10 the size Of that circle and the
ground around there; how much area would II
covert A. l eannot tell you. =
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

:AnotAer Of the few psrsssal links bstvsm u
present time and that Of Nielsen has drspDsa
away with the death Of Sir Wnlisa Helbarns.
baroast, - tAs aes Of eighey-sas. Sif WfIllan,
who entered the navy In lsoA fought a Ts11m
and ct Traislgar. In his rstirsnsat q DssA, -
has lea6 besn kDeWn - keen sportsnaA. - -
sjudeieas collector q antiquities md ssjests -
rare historical intsrsst. -. NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25


simply A. Yes, SIR; for the cutting and set
ting. he did the setting.
Q. What did the materik cost youi A. The
Board of Public Works furnished the material.
Q At what ratei A. Fifty cents foot.
g. They Furnished the msteral at ffty cents
foot and paid him thirty cents. Thai made
eighty centsl A. Yes, sir.
Q. Why did the Board of Public Works fur
nish you the material with which to do the
work. A. They had IL on hand at that time.
Q. Were there any contract between you and
the Board Of Public Works to furnish the ma
teriala A. The stone had been delivered the
fall before to the Board of Public Works, and
they only gave me contract for laying It, for
which they would pay me sixty cents foot for
laying and Furnishing the material-sand,
gravel, cement and doing the grading.
q. They paid you, then, sixty cents foot for
all you did-for all except the material A.
Except the stone.
Q. What is stone worth footi A. I think
my cents o foot 10 the board price.
9. Sixty and afsy would Be tl.10i A. Yes,
Q. You say any cents Il board price. ask
you the question what IL It worth Der footi A..
II varies, depending upon the time that you
can buy Il, al the way from twenty eight to
upoi quAlity-the kind Of stone. -
Q. That quality you put there & P street,
what was that worth footi A. From thirty.
1--WE to forty ceute. have bought r.
Q. Do you think Il was worth any more than
thirty-Ave or forty cents focti A. No. eir.
1t could not have been delivered there probably
for that, but mean It the wharf.
Q. Then what Iayemsnt was worth eighty
five cents footl What was II worth to deliver
ii from the wharf up therea A. Probably seven
o. Now. If ma ~ ths vsr,. thas vm vers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

By NJ: Christy: Q. Where do you reside A.
Q. VIA Z you. business, A. Laying con.
c cr,Us,I Ss,s sas 0ssh business
e WIZ relations h.a 70. With John q Evan,
or Jehn u Evaas 2 O.. 10 TIE Al! g lzIf z. 7
pssssrsas .sssrials iss isysaS Sss...sss. N .
time u thslsying o. eSnEsis psIs.snisf 4. /
Q. Whsref A. In Nsx York ana Brooklyn.
q. Under whonf A. undsr the Sehssf fatsnt
Pavement Company Of Nsu York
rs s:s = s g: q ss:sp :s:s: ss::
8. VIVA. work Was be .asss.A 4 4. P.yi.s
9. 7ss nay ;ssss ssS i've ssss q sSarssssf eftss
100 Q. ". p.ses q s.ss. -. .as
issss:s g IL tsss: q Won.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

i laying payemenis in front Of that Freedmen'a
bank lot! A. do not recollect. / think we
bought two. hundred tons q; that time. IL was
not all used there.
Q. Had you sufficient experience In the use
of asphalt for concrete pavement to know the
quality Of that purchaser A. No, sir. took
the advice Of the patentee, Mr.. Scharf.
O. Have you received at any time $50 for
laying wood psvements, from the Board OF
Public Works! A. No, sir; think not.
think the outside price have ever gotten Is
$50. j do not recollect of receiving $3.50.
Q. You have no recollection of that A. No,
sir.
O. You are quito sure of thatl A. No, sir
Mr.. Christy. That will do.
Mr. Mattingiy. Have you any interest in the
concrete companyt A. No, sir; none at all.
q Did you secure these different patents and
make arrangement for bidding on these con-
tracts at the instance of the Board of Public
Works. A. No, sir; at my own instance.
q. Did you. Clephane and Kilbcurn obtain q
majority OF the contracts of the Board of Pub
lie works Tor the street improvements here.
A. Oh. 10.
q. Was there more work done by other par
tiess A. should say a large amount more.
That is matter Of record.
Mr.. Matiingly. You had contracts IN con-
nection with Clephanei A. Yes, Sir.
q. And In connection with Teemeyevi A..
Yes, sir.
Q. And had contracts on your own indi-
v1dual account! A. Yes sir.
Q. And then did you have contracts as a
mcrnbcr OF this Asphalt Company A. Yes,
sir.
9. This Metropolis Companyi A. / can ex-
plain.
Q. would be glad to have you state all of
the firms or companies In which Won had an
interest!
Witness. At this time,
Representative Wilson. No. sir.
Witness. At any time.
Representative Wilson. Yes, sir, at any zine
since the Board Of Public Works has been der
atfng IN this District, and ali the conpenies
and corporations in which you have been In
terested. A. ! think have stated nsa4y al
now.
Q. You then had an advantage to that event
over BIDDERS not within this combjnSijoa II A..
/ have hsd no more advantages fhsn env Her
81 Of hfd6en would have had n they kcd e
the sane eombtnation or other com6inssI
II. usttinsiy. Ny question was . - =
= - 3eF1ycd any advantage from eny =
neut ~ the Board Of Pubic WogiSlT1
Iskoah IKE 70 hare the Nllole n y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-25

Win hin came with MIN Dy the direction Of tho
petsatee q the Old patsat-ths hrst patent sx
q. You supposed him, then, to b laying thu
pavement under the hrst pstsntf A. Yes, lir; ]
l.la Z q sse. e couid with the material fur
Q. Do yen know the material to be different IN
the eonstructou Of the work under the FIRST patent
tho patents much different; the materials in then
are about the same; % far g asphalt and eoeltaz
are concerned Il q exactly the Same.
regard to the patents q they BE- the hard stoae q
Lett out In the old PATENT but II d always ussd u
laying the new base.
A. I supsrintsndsd the preparation Of the mate
q. Did you supsrin.snd the preparation Of tn.
de- q Il. Avenue 4. On sSs Whole sSasSsrs
side Of Seventeenth street and New York avenue
and some on the northern side.
Aveaas. Thst side Of the Avenue disintre1ss I'd
snd broke to considerable sxtsnt. didn't III A.
Up .: far e the Prssldent's upper gate.
yea sapsriutsadsd 4. That vas PAX q t. 'A''
northsrn side q the Avenue has stosd the vsal
s sss Y < II sso Is s IN. .s' '
O. New, thsa, was NOT the cause Of the failure
Of the pavenent on the southern aide Of ths Avenue
owing e ths e; Tat he preparation. pat thsss
any material overheatsd.
q. Il vas about this time that yen wsrs die.
Sss as sSPs "a n
zee will psrnit me 70 answer ths other question
o., s:f: I: an ]; going s.ai to that, for v.
Wifnsas. Nc; Ivas not discharged sssas tAas
=. - a,;sa:sr:s = ::n: ": r.. NJ
q. Ds1sf II. E1sss sivs zen a 4 80. IN
{eur ai.ehaIge thas "a Iefnittsd Tie i.grs1i.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02

LAST week an action was brought be.
fore justice Smith, by the stats, against
H. g. Wachlin, for selling liquor without
he requisite license. Deft. took change
Of venue, tho case going before justice
orimth, the prisoner and the papers be-
ing Transferred by deputy sheriff Allen.
The Justice instead Of calling upon Mr.
Allen to make = list Of names from which
to draw = jury, designated for that par;
lpose ono John Minnette, . constable
The result Of he trial was = failure 70
agree, and the jury was discharged. Last
Monday the same omcer made another
list comprising the names Of Piersop,
Norcross, Benson, Huxhold, &c. relieving
the monotony Of description, by writing
o. W. Shaw, 8: ". Day, J. B. Revord, and
r. O. Hall. The,names AZ the gentlemen
last mentioned werc promptly stricken
from the list. by Mr.. Greenman, the A.
torney for the prisoner, leaving a jury Of
such complexion ~ to convince CO. AT;
torney Wheeler that he could not get q
conviction and he therefore cau,ed tie
action to BE- dismissed. When such m9u
a. Nsssrs. Shaw, Revord, Day, and Hall
are rejected nom jury by = christian
lawyer, It makes 10 believe that there i
something, ",otten In Denmark :. 80"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02

TaE "Ladies' Temperance Meeting u
1t the NJ. 4. Chapel, last Tuesday .af,
ternoou, vas = success, about fifty Il
dies were present, and all seemed rssdJ
for work.
Mn. Rev. Hall (ehsirman Of the
ladies executive committe) presided.
Af.sr singing and prayer, Mrs,
Brownson read very interesting pa.
PSF prepared BY Mrs. Morse. Mr.. J
L. Davidson, followed with an address
Remarks appropriate to tho OCCASION
we're also made BY Mr.. Hall Mn. j
G. Enels and Mrs. Allison.
An association called the "11adie,
Temperance League" Was formed with
MrA j. Il. Davidson - President
Mrs. J. G. Engls Vice Pres; Mrs. E
O. Wheeler Ire asurer; and Miss ADJ
Noble, Secretary. The meeting then ID
journed to meet At the same place
Monday afternoon April 9Th It 3
y'clock Pm.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02
OHkRIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFFS SALE. = IL
~ BY virtue'of IN execution issued out Of
the District Court, Of the County Of Mower,
State Of Minnesota, bearing date the 25th
day Of March, 4. d. 1874, and 70 the Sheriff
Of Mower County, Ainnesota, directed and
delivered, In favor Of Alfred Clssgh, and
aealast The goods, chaatsis, lands. and tame
1eats Of Benz. Carl, have ssissd md taken
In execution, The following described real
estate. to.wit:
The northeast one quarter Of the soath.
west one quarter, Of section number twenty
ok (3e), and The ,orth-esst one quarter, Of
The southeast one quarter Of section number
twenty seven gen, in township number enc
hssdred and four (lo%), range nu.her sish-
teen (1s), west, in Mower County, Minnesota,
With ths ePp.rt:nsnees thersunto belonging.
And notice 10 hereby given that ohsll. a
shseif Of saidCounty Of Newer, In parssasss
Of The power In ne vsstsd, aal Of tAe statute
In sueh case made and provided, expose for
sals ct public suction, to the highest bidder.
At the front door Of the Court House, in The
city Of Austin, in said County Of Mower, on
The 2eth day Of Nay, A. d. 1874, 1t 10 e'elesk
A. n, oil the right, title, claim, interest and
demand whatsoever, which the said Benz.
Carl had in said premises, o. the 30th day Of
March, A. D, 1871, together With III b. may
hsve sequirsd thereia sines that daas, &c %
setisfy the sum Of Ninsty-sno i aad
so-loo dollars And interest thereon, from
Aassh 3oth 1. D. 1871, and costs Of sols.
Dated, April lst, A. D. 1874.
GEORGE BAIRD.
- ehssit In sud for Newer County, kins.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02
AUSTIN b CHASE.
QTATE OF MINNESOTA C0UN
- TT OF N0wBR. .'

~ TT OF MOWER
In Prsba&s Court, Especial Tern.
II ths matter Of The sstats, sf Wn. r
Dearborn, Deceased. .-y ........... =
On reading and AMne Tie ps&itioa Of Hal.
dab A. Dearborn, ssetine forth the snos.t o.
personal estats that has cone b her hands
and The disposition thereof. the aaeunt Of
debts outstanding against said deceased, and
Q description Of I'll the real sstste Of which
said deceased died seissd, and the con.
dition and value Of tho respective portions
thereof: and praying that license b to hen
granted to sell said real estate. and Il Up.
Psetiag, bys.id petition, that th'rs I: no!
sufficient personal eststs In the hands Of
said Adninistratrix to pay said debts, and
that IL 10 necessary, in order 70 pay the SANE
20 sen oil Of said real estate:
It theefers ordered, That al psrsons in.
tereeted II: said estate, appear before thu
Jadgs Of this Court on Saturday the 18th day
eE0ay, AID. 1871, 40 o'clock Q. u, ~ ollcl
In The city Of Austin, 10 ssidCounty, then aad
there to show cause III any there By Why H.
esnss shopld not b granted TO said Huldah
Deasbosn to ssil said real estate sseosding toths
prayer Of ssid petition.
AID II 10 further ordered, That copy 81
this order shall bs Published for four success.
i've weeks prior to said day Of bearing, the
Jo9t O1 W0SC3 PuD1lceSlOnS S0oll % ~ loeS>
fourtssn days before said day Of hearing. i,
the Mower County TaAnscsIP7, . weekly
newspaper printed and published At the City
Of Austin In said county, and personally
served On oil psrsonss intsrssted in said estate
residing in said county, ct least fourteen day.
before said day ofhssrips.
Dated at Austin tho 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1874. -~-~ ~.~~'
By the Court, JESSE ROSE.
Silva II. g.. Probate judge
Of Newer County Minnesota.
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TennAnnnoa.Aeeffa4.

Temperance Aeetio4.
A large audience assembled q the
Methodist church last Friday evening, 10
listen to = discussion Of the question:
how does the liquor tramct effect the bus.
iness Of the city. Judge Page occupied
IN hour and = quarter, Of the time, du:
ring which he handled the subject II
such . manner - to convince allA-we
think-that the liquor tranac in it, every
possible phase, is only a whitening,
blighting curse. We must work togeth.
er, even though we do not all hold the
saae views concerning unimportant de.
tails. That man Who il An honest friend
Of temperance, viii be glsd 10 hear It.
Interests advanced in any reasonable
~. evea II his plans therefor should
not b eoas6deeed most desirable. Some
people can talk we'll. The cause needs
takers. Others can work better; thu
cause needs workers. But drst Of oil, Il
must have unity Of feeling, and harmony
Of action, In the ranks u those who sup
port it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02

MISS N. C. sor1a hin the MILL.
.ery business. The people are begin .
ing 70 know Il. Someof them have been
4 hee establishment. They have found
there just what was most needed-es-
peeialiy he ladies' There arc now
1ocs, ssel thisetasrs than ever before.
Beeaets !? Certainly. Real hair? yes:
Splesd;d &sei5ekss, Anything else !
Ri6bona, gloves, haas, = III. eteetera. Go
and - for yourself.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-02

IN pQECC1 We shall issue \ newHook
IN L NEoO! entitled TEMPERANCE
ECHOES, silent The lot Of April. Compiled
especially to suit the wants Of the Tsnpsfaues
seeieties. Il win eentsfn . lases nsnSsr Of
4 NEV ff.EE RINK WE'LL knsvn Temper
NJ" ~1DD OoV0snes songs, tog ether
Stewart, DlesGlsr, and othse wsll-knewn Al
FOR TEMPERANCE USE. t +: ~, r.: -, ::
per express for $3.50 per dozen. ssnd orders
early, - W shall all them in tie esds1 PeSeiv-
Cd. Sent post paid on receipt 'Sf rs "a.
Address, J. L. PETERS,, ::
Broadway, N. 7. (P. Q. Box, tl31. }
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The Clty 1elkool.

The CITY 1ehool. y
The examination Of tho several depart.
ments which had been In progress some.
thing more than 4. week, was completed
last Friday noon. After recess the pupils
were assembled in the high school hall
tphear the report q TIE teechs.s, and ia
take pant In the Rhetorical exercises
which constituted the closing feature o.
the term. go
Although having witnessed but little
Of the class work, We have the opinion that
It was quite creditable. There will be q
vacation oftwo weeks,0the school open
ing again on Monday, the 18th day d
April, next. The measure Of the public
interest in the education Of the young,
was indicated on the last day BY the At
tendence Of about twenty citizens.