The Washington critic., 1889-04-15
spBoIAL soricns.

sdcratoD There should be q good attend.
,s @ The be Trade Gard and Book for 1889 and
slant. See notice In city papers. A. T. LONG.
LEY, Pres; j. w. IiARsIiA, sco'y.
RlSyeNOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY
~ ALONG ROCK CREEK.-In pursu-
anca Of an net OF Congress approved March2,
Of a Geological Park IN the District OF Colum.
bia," the Commissioners created by this act
and charged with the duty of It's fulilment,
dent Of the board OF 'Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia, and the Secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution, do hereby give
directed to make an inspection Of the country
along Rock Creek between Massachusetts
avenue extended and where said creek Is
wood Commonly known as the Military
Road), and to select from that district Of
country such tract Of land Of not less than
one hundred acres, which shall include sec
tion of tho creek, MS said Commission shall
de- deem a. suitable y and appropriate for zooiogi-
They further give notice that the Act de.
clares: t'
'lrhat the said Commission shall cause to
be made careful map OF said geological
character of each parcel OF private property
TO be taken for such purpose with the names
OF the respective owners inscribed thereon,
and the said map shall be filed and recorded
In the public records OF the District of Colum
bla and from and after that date the several
tracts and parcels Of land embraced IN such
geological Park shall. be held as condemned
for public uses, subject TO the payment of
Just compensation, to be determined by the
said Commission and approved by the Presi
compensation be accepted by the owner or
owners of the several parcels Of land"
In view Of the need In selecting such site,
GELS of land which the Commissioners have
the power to include, they hereby invite all
owners of real estate situated on Rock Creek,
ms haI mil ntt NptI I.a-
tween the two points named In the Act OF
Congress as above, viz: Between the cross
ing OF Massachusetts, avenue extended and
military Road, 10 submit to them at their
ofice IN the Smithsonian Institution, in writ
Ing before. May 1, 1880, statement of the
lowest prize or prices at which they will
their several tracts Of land or designated por:
tions OF them, together with description OF
the same as to metes and bounds and area.
John W. NOBLE,
President of District Commissioners,
[W. B. wEBBl,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution,
Is. p. LANGLEYl
Commissioners Of the Geological Park.
Smithsonian Institutions, Washington, d. e.,
April 0, 1859. j. g. TRAYLOR, Acting Clerk.
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RW.A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
Pos On q ny VIII Be Ssd at sA the once R
ofthe company on FRIDAY the edth day of
APRIL, for the election of directors. Polls
SAM. CROSS, Secretary.
FB"NoTlcE.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Wash
ington Safe Deposit Company will be held at
the Office Of the said company, No. 9i6 Penn.
%ashinston s1Se D. o on %EbNEsDAY a aS wy the %
nth day Of April, A. d. 1889, at 2 O'Clock pm.
Tho object Of this meeting is to determine
the question OF increasing the capital stock
u '''u ,StdftT JOHN x. LEHMAN,
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
FRANCIS MILLER,
W. II. HOEKE fDirectors.
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