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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
MINING APPLICATION No. 500.
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AAtIhH NIANHs LAND Offf-Et
HtItgs, iDAno, Decarnber Is. ls9o
Notice Is hereby given that the Bear
Greek Gold Mining Company, whose
postofiice address is Rocky Bar, FL
more county, Idaho, has made appli-
cation for patent for 1910 linear feet
ON the
DUNCAN LODE,
bearing gold, situate IN Bear Creek
Mining district. Elmore county, Idaho.
and described in the official plat aud
field notes on Tile in this Office, as fol-
lows, viz:
Beginning at discovery where notice
OF location is posted, thence n so dg
30 min go II To ne cor No /, thence
80 Dig 30 mn W TOD II to Sc cor No. 2.
thence west 1910 II h 40 cor No 3.
thence n 80 dg 80 mn 700 Il 10 NV
cor No 4. thence east 1919 Il 10 ne cor
M | and place of beginning survey OF
exterior boundaries. Var II is Dig 40
mn e. From cor No /, u. S. M. Nj. No.
|, Bear Greek formerly Hardscrabblel
Mining district bears n 80 DIG 02 mn
east 2755 II distant. Containing an
area Of 10 63l acres-excluding how
ever from said area o. 2s2 acres in con-
tliet with the Golden Bar lode claim,
unsnrveyed. Area claimed and sought
to be patented 1880 acres OF unsur-
veyed lands OF the United States.
The location Of this mine is re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF FL
more county ON page 1913, book 8 Of
quartz claims.
Adjoining claims are the EAST Dun
cam" North Pacific" and "Golden
Bar"
All persons hc!ng adverse claims theruio are NJ.
qIFed 81 present the heinre this office withla
slSsy DAYS from the rss day u puAlcatea htfanf or
they vii be barrel hy virtue Of thu provisions of
this statute.
W. r. Riley ReRistsr.
u MoCarty, Attorney for ciaigannt
first publication Dze ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
:. ii. MCCARTHY,
AT TORN EY AT LAW,

Rocky BAR, IDAHO.
Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at r, asonahle rates.
VIII attend To all legal business Of
the late law firm Of Stnll & MeCHrty.
Call on, oI address, $. II. MeCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

Mike Hyde, Of Oreana, shipped
four ears of beef cattle to Portland
recently from Caldwell. He informs
the Tribune t1at in the past four
years he has bad pier 10000 cattle
winter killed. Tie gays stock is fat
this winter, and there will be no
loss.--Caldwell Trihnuee
eve are glad to know that Mr..
Hyde is yet alive. We supposed he
had passed in his checks long ago,
from the fact that we could get no
answer to communication sent him
regarding a little matter Of two
years subscription and advertising
his cattle brand while we were half
starving in Mt. Home. But, come
to think of it, Mr.. Hyde was then a
member of the Territorial Demo
cratic Central Committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
WARRANTS PAYABLE.

The following outstanding county
warrants are now payable on presenta-
ton NJ my office:
On current expense fund warrants
M. 2ll to 26j; Road fund from No.
% to A; Hospital, No. IL to Is.
q. u. GOLDEN. Treasurer.
Rocky Bar, Dee ., 1880.
Senator Geo. Hearst is very sick
in Washington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

For good job work, call at the
BULLETIN office.
~ Visiting cards al this olliea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
THE NEW YEAR DANCE AT PINE.

Pine Grove, Jan. 5, 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
6lias Summons.

la iestiCc'- Court - GieHHs Perry Precinct Flnurc
County, state Il Idaho.
". 81. stoeaton, flaiat.G,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
AGAINST A SCHOOL BUILDING.
An Injunction Asked to Prevent Its Erection
in square 4A6.

VIM. +. Thyson and W. p. Cole have, by
Messrs Cook and Sutherland, filed a bill against
the District and John II. Hewlett for an injunc-
ton to restrain the construction Of 4 school
house on part Of square 4i6 near the intersect-
ion of and It'll streets northwest
The complainants own and lease the Thyson
House hotel property opposite, built specially
for the accommodation of farmers, and claim
that the erection of the school building will
depreciate its value; that there is a bar in the
hotel, indispensable for the business, and
under the rule of the Commissioners prohibit
ing the license to sell liquors within 400
feet OF a school building the erection of the
building will prevent the granting of license.
They also state that the land part of square
446 belonged to the late W. W. Corcoran and
was conveyed by him for a special purpose,
and the erection of the school is unauthorized
and 1t is unwise, unsafe and unlawful to erect
1t. They also state that it is highly
indiscreet, improper and unjustifable TO erect
the school, owing to its proximity TO the cable
road and the belt line cars. and on that ac-
count the parents of children do not
desire its construction. They claim
that there is no necessity for the
school and if the ground is held in fee simple
1t can be sold adyantageously for business pur-
poses and the money invested for proper safe
and suitable school sites elsewhere, and it will
interfere and be injurious to the High School
and Henry school buildings on the square, and
will add 600 to locality already crowded by
about 600 pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
LIQUOR LICENSES.
A Large Number Rejected by the District
Comm ssioners.

A Large Number Rejected by the District
Commissioners.
The Commissioners worked well into the
night last night and finished up pending liquor
applications, with the following results,
WHOLESALE REJECTED.
John n. Anderson, corner of 10th and b
southeast; j. A. Boland, As II street northeast;
ID. ]. Broderick, 301 K street northeast; E. q.
Bruehl. Brightwood avenue; Henry Bush, 42l
10th street northwest: r. r. Gallon. corner of
18th and northwest; Homer Campbell, 301
Sth street northeast: Patrick Caraher 329 Del
aware avenue northeast; Lewis Z. Caruthers.7 40
I'd street northwest; Lewis c. Carter, 164l L
street northwest; E. A. Critch, 200 Massachu-
sets ave. northwest; Josephine Cross. IS Canal
street southwest; James Cullinan. 1117 LIST street
northwest: Frank Dali, Metropolis View county:
Johanna Downey. "a street northwest; Geo.
W. E. Dwyer, 40S 18th street northwest; Richard
+. Dwyer. 13il Sd street northwest: Chas. Ede-
lin, 1928 street southeast; PAYNE Golden. 1851
LIST street southeast; Daniel Grady, ll2 Pierce
street northwest; Michael j. Healy, 1872 I'd
street northeast; Maggie A Kane, 604 street
northwest; c. A. killmon, 600 street north
east; W. krause, 1244 Seth street northwest; F.
f. Long, 1880 LIST street northwest; A. J. Man
gum, sos 9TH street southwest; Joseph Nc
Cambridge, SOC 22d street northwest; Jacob
Mueller, corner 18th and Z streets southeast;
S. n. Newly, 52s Goth street northwest;
w. II. Nothey, Stanton avenue, Anacostia; Il.
OBryne, 200 n street east; b. Parks, 73s 9th
street southeast; K. Pfeiger 42s street south
west; ]. I. Prodigy, 4i5 New York avenue north
west; E. 7. Reel, 1853 A street northeast: F. W.
Rest, 3lS 5th street northeast; III. Richard
son, 1912 Temperance alley northwest;
NJ. ]. Reagan, 227 Q street northwest; Thomas
Sheridan, 200 X street northeast: s. E. Shields.
923 Sth street southeast Shugrue a Morris.
1907 18th street northwest; ]. 4 l.. Simpson, rs
Pierce court southwest; L. Slingland, 4i4 Is.
street northeast; James Smith, 1855 LIST street
southeast; Ellen Sullivan, street northwest
and 400 H street northeast; E. E. Sweeney. 1926
street southeast; II. Taylor 200 st. southeast;
s. Tinney, 9z7 18th street northwest; c. +.
Walter, SO Defrees street northwest; C. ii.
Warner, 1880 North Capitol street; L. Warren,
Grant road; j. w. Whitehead. 100 10th street
northwest; p. J. Whitman, 443 Delaware avenue
southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
EDIsONs's KINETOGRAPH.
His Wonderful Device for Reproducing Sound
and Motion.

His Wonderful Device for Reproducing Sound
and Motion.
Thomas A. Fdison's latest electric device in
.ho ,ro.. srr,,r;s;,,., ., al he ;n,,o..;o u.
VIC no'' SUI is'ns Y, "1A LIE An.enaons' ne
calls IL klnetograpn. Inc kinetograph is
nothing more nor less than photograph cam
era arranged in a new way 70 do new work
NJ Pd;son y.st.r5.v oa,. . aas.-;r,,;o,, -,
Y.
ms machine ana its capaoiiiues 10 number OF
newspaper men. ne SAD IN regard to 1t;
intentuon Is 70 nave sucn happy
combination OF eiectricity and photography
that q man can SIT IN ms own parior and see re-
produced on screen the forms OF the players
In an opera produced on distant stage, and,
as ne sees tneir movements, ne wiii hear the
sound OF their voices as tney tax or sing or
laugh
how DO you expect 10 DO al that, Mr. Edi-
SOM
II II is desired TO reproduce an opera or q
play VIII get the company TO give dress re-
hearsai for Ine place back OF the orchestra
on table compound machine consisting OF a
phonograph ana kinetograph, with capacity
OF thirty minutes continuous work. The
orchestra plays, the curtain rises and the
opera begins. Both machines work simultan-
eously, one recording sound and the other TAX
ing Photographic recording motion at the rate
Of forty-six photographs per second. After
ward the Photographic strip is developed
and replaced in the machine, a projecting
lens is substituted for the Photographic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
THE sTONECUTTERs' STRIKE.
A Resolve to Keep 1t Up-What MI. Morgal
Says.

At the meeting Of the journeymen stonecutters
last evening at Shea's Hall it was decided to
continue the strike at the Washington Steam
Stone Companys yard unless a stonVcutter
were placed at the steam planer, to work eight
hours day. This morning all the cutters and
setters that the company had at work on
houses, about twenty-five in number, were
ordered off and quit work.
Mr.. Morgan, a member Of the firm, said to a
srAR reporter that it was not true that they
had been informed two weeks ago that the de-
mands would be insisted upon. He says that
he is willing to put in stonecutter to run his
machine If the union will furnish man that
can run it. II they don't do 60 he says he
will have to get along the best he
can to fulfil his contracts and il necessary win
employ non-union men. The man who i now
running the machine is not q day laborer, but
. machinist at e2.60 day.
The bosses association viii hold . meeting
tonight to take some action in reference to the
strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
The Independeut Ice Co.'S Property.


In the suit Of Mary L. s. Kimmel Grayet sgt-
Charles b. Church trustee ct al to recover posses
sion ofcertain property on Water street occupied
blythe Independent Ice Company before Justice
Ii O'Neal, proceedings have been ended for the
present by stipulation. When the case was
called on Saturday Inst the defense fled plea
of title a. TO the most Of the property. which
the complainants by Calderon Carlisle moved
TO treat as . nullity, and pending the decision
thereon the stipulation signed by him and SAM
uelMaddox for the defendants has been filed.
The stipulation is that all proceedings be post
poned and continued until the fnsl termi-
hation in the court Of last resort In the case Of
the United States against N. y. Morris ct al 1.-THE
Potomac fats case, and pending the de-
PENDANTS shall remain in Possession of AL the
property except part lot 2, square Sel,
fronting on 9Th street. which they win sur
render on August or pay ESQ per month IN
u surrendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, today
bail was taken in two cases against Rita
Thomas, alias Dora Strowbridss, alias Willa
Thomas, alias Mira Wilson, for obtaining money
by false pretenses, el00 each, With John Il
Jackson surety. Bail inse2O0 was taken IN the
case Of Samuel Altman for setting up ginning
tabls, =. P. esibsrt surety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
SHOOTING STARS

washington Is entertaining two scaly crowds
ct present the fish men and the coal men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

COMPARATIVE ATTITUDES.
would you rather go 10 the mountains OF
the scar inquired Mrs. Summer-Rover Of her
husband.
We'll, In some respects, my dear" he re-
sponded, II prefer the Sea, but when one is in
the mountains there's always something in
sight to compare the hotel bill with"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

States army, stationed ct Preside, Gal, Who
shot and killed fellow soldier In February
last was yesterday convictsd Of murder in The
second degree, with . rseomDsndatioa - ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
COMPARATIVE ALrrrupxs.

Chicago: Tascott Washington: silcott Itata
Not-cott All there, CharlestonI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

MAT AND THE POETS.
Leigh Hunt revised and improved.l
There is May in books forever;
May will part from spenser never;
Mays in Milton, Mays in Pryor;
Mays in Chaucer, Thompson, Dyer.
May is in them all Aack,
May is in the almanac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

EOR SALE-BARGAIN! THE ENTIRE CON
Il tents, including cracker and bread machinery and
tools usually found in a bakery; also boiler and
CINE OF about ID horse power, condition To be
dseparatey in lots wanted Also the lease of
tue large warehouse building 80 18th st. w.
talnlnH ovens. Bulidlne Is suitable tor any heavy
business Rent only $40 per month. Apply at once,
for further Information, at AIS 9Th ST. n. mytt-
kOk SALE-A STRONG. SOUND FIVE-YEAR
L old mare suitable for carriage, coach or wagon.
y. Z. HOPKINS. Livery Stables. 9tn st. and Rhode
Island ave, my.cleo:t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
QUITE REASONABLE.

HE escaped with his life, understand"
''Yes; he oouldnt very well have escaped
without it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR sALE-sTAaE CosTUME-HAYpsoME
also blonde xse e0a address wis STAR os
EoR sALE-47 SHARES OF THE AMERToANITE
s na''''< company + !. ~ Il & RfI ssfss
sslal, r%k g a1Iy
SsSfs6 % 81 R T.
EOR sALE-THREE GOOD BUSINESS HORSES,
one nns pony cart and harness, one road cart and
TREMoNT STABLES. cor. I'd and Indiana ave. y. v.
cry county, Nd, miles from Washington, d. O..
John Al6aush, owner On hand and for sale. sey;
excellent for party ,at Msns
pasture Apply nero to H. g. FISK, 1is.nshs opers
h RSSss e sJ
frigerators; also one good gas stove; cost 80 vii
Tor sALE--A COUPE RoCKAwAY CARRIAGE,
be seem At fRfc 'n Sons sii 9Th st. nW IT
FOR sALE-vERY STYLISH. WELL BRED
'RSS ssy Ds':. Sssss
and 18th SITS. n. W. my2S-3t'
EOR sALE-GOOD ICE BOX, SUITABLE FOR
tb m e Snd provisions cheap Call or address l2l
EQR sALE-BETWEEN now AND JUNE /. FIVE
sps o Ses s dssEs S almost nes
charts, plat books suitable for car
ryinf Sn hIs,slass real estate once. Apply to gro
EOR sALE-BR0wN HORSE FIVE YEARS OLD;
xason: Can 6s seen at ioi5 n. Z. ave- NV fnrni-
EOR sALE-THIRTY HORSES SUITABLE FOR
light and heavy work accliniated and well broke.
M ;s o ssP Is
Good terms VIM. +. DOWNEY'S,
EOk sALE-THE FINEST VARIETY OF CAR
only first-class WON handled censstin. Of pony
carts, phaetons bugges. Tcarts, kensingtons. buck
aways. vietoras. coupes, broughaIns. landaus, &c.
Inc loves. p1sss tRa
l1OAi sALE-AT A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOP
.tv surrey , and Jumps surrey both new and
sold this week. Address Box I;S9. Star Office
EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HORSE; SIX YEARS
oid sound and kind rides and drives DELIGHTFULLY."-;
psned as dssn ss LADY and %
BOROUGH. 1881 ST NV. my27-2t'
EoR SALE-I WILL SELL CHEAP MY LIGHT
family earrage one horse leather curtains Sanin
use Tor IT. X s., Post Office Box so. my21-2t
EOR SALE-s12 BUGGY HARNESS FOR 90; els
buggy harness for $l1 30; $50 buggy harness for
Sl5 SINGLE and double harness. all grades. a reduc-
ton OF from 10 to 20 OF prices stable
Hksss A z ERseia 4cE Tfss
EoK sALE-REMlNGTON TYPEWRITER, NO.
perfectly new --latest i'm fully guar
snteea; price, $50 cash. Cali at lOOl New HAMPSHIRE
ave. .. W. my20-3t'
EOR sALE-HORsE, HARNESS AND EXPRESS
d SITS. n.w. my26-:}t1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

POUND OUT.
MRS. one-regretfully: II called yesterday
and found you out"
Mrs. Tother: Eyes, and I've found you out
too. You saw me when / left the house"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

EOR SALE A RARE CHANCE-A FULL-SIZE
uprleht piano in elegant condition fine Tone fully
warranted cost $3.50; be bought if taken at once
Tor only $780, spot cash See this at if you
great bargain. Elegant square pianos. 80 and $40
monthly payments. Largest assortment OF best makes
in the city.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE
my25 el3 Penpsylyania syennua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR. SALE-AT WASHINGTON GROVE. MD,
cottsee OF four rooms, partly furnished delight
iui location on two lots Fifth ave. will be open
nay ~ inquire at 322 st. NV. my2S-f
FOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL LITTLE sUBUR-
4 ban home OF on acres, improved by Groom bricS
minutes ride from Washington and but 900 feet FROM
month. J. H. GRAY CO. 63S st. NV. n2s-3t
EOR SALE-KENSINGTON PARK!
4 The model suburb of WASHINGTON, kensngton
rark, ~ situated In Montgomery county, Nd the
line OF the Metropolitan branch. and O. R. R. and
only twenty minutes ride from the heart of the
city kensfngton lays claim to some sixty cottages
and possesses some OF the most delightful homes
where about WASHINGTON. among which 10 Q 912, 600
house being erected by Mr.. b. H. Warner.
Choice lots in kensington can now be BOUGHT the
ground floor Tor prices RANKING from 600 to $3.50
lot. Terms, 10 cash and 10 Der month until paid
for or per cent OF for all cash. Now Ii the time
buy, before the spring advance.
free of cost to purchasers Those coming from dis
lance who should purchase. will have their railroad
YESTERDAY b HALDEMAN, General Manaeers
my2S-h COS ST. n. W., WASHINGTON ID. g.
THE FALLS CHURCH IMPROVEMENT COM
pay will offer for sale at public auction on the
premises. on Tuesday. June 8. lots In the Sherwood
subdivision. The advantages Of Falls Church as q
place Of residence becoming appreciated more and
gradual and Il has not BEEN aeted b.
any boom" The town is delightfully."- situated and
is noted far and wide for its intel
Fence its sobrety and its morality Those purchasing
now viii hnd they have made safe Investments Pay
lot contains TO- 600 more feet For plat and
information call on or address M. Il. CHURCH Man
sser. S3I + st. NV, Washington. D. c.. or Falls
Church. Va my27-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

w ooDsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 9TH st.
pike. facing the railroad the west and the pike
the east and soping toward both. The drainage ex-
cellent, water good and easily obtanabe. The subdi-
vision is eight miles from Washington and is the only
one the branch which fronts the pike Thereare
ten houses now ON the subdivision and more be
built at once. The Rock Creek National Park
veyed extends a point opposite the southern end of
this and to the Of II about threequar
tiers OF mile. Executive avenue extended the
eastern boundary Of the National Park and will con-
stitute, when completed, the nearest drive from
city to the subdivision.
Lots ior raie ON easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivision Of similar advantages.
For plats and particulars apply to
b. +. LEIGHTON, Owner
ap11-3m 49, Louisiana ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
POUND OUT.

Washington 10 . coaling station at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IT $40 Oh will buy a three-ssory brick residence on
between l7th and 18th st-- the house in good
cor ton and has the modern improvements.
THOS. J. USHER 4 Co.,
nv $50 1:c24 n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

Mr.. Amos slaymaker has sold 70 b wheatley
for q, 025 lot ON Alfred street. near the rear
Of the Lutheran Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

Any or all these motors will be sold low for cash
Apply TO F. X. HOOPER,
myI-eolm baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

Il OAK VIEW.
This property. comprising the grounds about the late
home of ex- President Cleveland has been finely sub
divided and expensive improvements made. We have
suburbs ~ 49,
Connection with the city by electric railroad
THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
mySo-3t 1924 f st. NV.
DOR SALE-AT COLONIAL BEACH, GROOM
cottage; best Of water and new boat; cheap for
cash. Address Nj. s., Star office. my26-.sts
EOR sALE-IF SOLD AT ONCE, DEsIRADLY
located lot at Forest Glen, containing IA, 600
feet price $50; $40 cash. balance Is monthly ad-
office. myot;-bts
EOR sALE-HAvE YOU SEEN THIS sUBDTvI-
l. sion. Berwynf You should; tickets free; price
way down; terms easy. J. H. FLANAGAN. COZ 9th
st. nv myJ6-ln,
kUR SALk-AT ROCKVILLE-SUPERB HOMEf4
L large rooms LIST floor can be thrown into ones 9
Chambers bath; hot and cold water &c. Also neat
cottage near station; shade and water. COOKE d..
LUCKETT. Rockville. m23-Iw
EOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN WEST
Ind Park, Rockyille moderate price liberal terms;
Inquire of CASHIER, 706 9Th St. q. my5-eo3m
L'OR sALE-A FINE PROPERTY WITH TWO
acres Of ground houses stock and everything COM
to KELLY BROS, Rock Greek road. my14-eolms
DOR SALE-WELL SITUATED GROUNDS AND
large, delightful old-fsshioned house. well adapted
for summer boarders hotel Inquire Of Mrs
JULES DIEUDONNE, Bladensburg. Nd my19- Inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
rHE FTFrH STREET TIADUCE
1T, Virtually Finished aud Is a Fine struc.

II j, NlrtuHliN ilnl-hfh ana ~ INV I'll Ut
ture.
The pretty weather Of Sunday made many
people visit the Fifth street viaduct. All
tho afternoon uer.ect stream of citizens
stro.led ont Fifth street and made that some
what quiet tAorourhfae more lively than i-
IFS usual wont The bridge is virtual ~ m-
p'rted. uuf viii not be formally opened ioT
several days yet.
yut uD. and the dohrii removed. but the ear
Track and lamp posts have yet to bee arranged.
The General verdict j, that 10 Is "a handsome
structure u surprisingly good one Tor a
private enterprise. and wonderful i'm the fact
'hat such bridge should DOW span On q
piece Ot hand which a few years ago was al-
most a serted farm
Progress. however. has wrought many
changes and the ynduct stands a. a fitting
monument ~ the development ~ the new
south and the INCONSISTENCIES Of several oi
richmond. leyel-headed bushes, men.
Tine bridge vill boz known ~ the North Side
rl4duct. and d built by the North Side Land
Company and the Highland pare Company.
IL makes direct connection with tllth street
and cnlnect~Nlh lands of theaboye named
c.mpaul
10 ua- contracted far last August and buii'
/ ir the fd-e-Aio0r Iron Works Company Of
Wilmington. DEL. one of the most successful
bridge building companies DO the United
States
Me.-rs. Talcott and Whitcomb We're 'he
supervising engineers of the work.
lh. y,lu. adopted are thc same aS those
used ON the Harlem division of the Elevated
railroad. New 0rh, which division j. over on,
hundred feet high.
Tie ualu.t is twelve hundred feet long
fort, feet wide, and, % the top of the rah,
40 - f..,l -rIi..f.I to.a OH 600 Mound