davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Fifty thousand brick for sale by C..
Varhcy. II
The state herald., 1891-07-17

A good moving machine for sale.
C. Varncy.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Machine oil at Gillctt Bros, and
they get there on the prices.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Best lemon and apple pies at the Oc-
cidental.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Good plug tobacco for thirty cents n
pound ut Slater's.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Get Gillett Bros. prices on binder
twinc before buying.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Come to the Occidental at all hours
for square mculs.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

Bodcn s Weaver are looking for Il
ear load of binders tomorrow.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

A full line of canned fruits just re-
ceived. Slater.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

The "martyr net" is Il very ancient
chestnut In politics.
The state herald., 1891-07-17

|--Ymw win nnd-air KINDS OF machine
oil ut Gillett Bros.
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In the Honse.

OLYMPIA, Feb. Especial. lin the House
this morning Neyin presented number of petit
lions from various grange organizations asking
for railroad legislation, for no Worlds fair tax
for portage railway, etc. He presented also
petition from the Skamania county board of
commissioners and auditor, protesting against
the Worlds fair tax.
II. Il. No. 60, by Cushman-R Relative TO county
of Big Bend made special order Tor Saturday at
II q. m. Recess.
In the afternoon the House took up Gandy's
bill to increase the number of comfy commits
sioners to i've in counties of 1900 and over.
Caughran moved TO indefinitely postpone after
discussion; carried.
H. B. No. lis, by Notwithstanding for
election and terms of Office of county commits
sioners; passed.
Caughran moved to reconsider the motion by
superior court judges was lost yesterday Gar
retson moved to lay on the table; carried-2S
yeas, 20 nays.
Plummer introduced resolution relative to a
quarantine site at Port Townsend.
III. B. No. 49, by Bass-Relatiye to corporations
other than religious; judiciary.
III. B. No. leo, by Powell-To appropriate
money for water supply plant for Medical Lake
insane asylum asylum committee.
III. B. No. 159, by Jones--Providing for the
purchase of twenty acres OF school lands by
cities and towns; school lands
III. B. No. l6l, by Hunsaker Thy request)-Pro-
viding for the payment OF county taxes in
county warrants; counties.
H. b. No l62, by Garrettson-Relating to in
spection OF Illuminating oils; insurance.
). C. E., by Thompson of Pierce--Asking gov
ernors and ex-governors TO furnish portraits;
concurred in
5. G. R., by Claypool- Relating to appoint
ment of committee to visit MeNeiIs island; con.
CURED in.
H. B. No 10i, by Painter-Relative to appro-
priaion of 100000 for jute bag factory; passed.
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viding for surveying, appraising and disposing
OF tide lands belonging TO the state; state tide
lands.
s. 3. No 161, by Dyer-Relating to transfers Of
property; Judiciary.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
s. B. No. 81, by code commissioner-1n rela-
ton to prosecutions for public oftenses: passed.
s. B. No. 81, by code Observation-Disclosures
TO procedure In criminal actions and proceedings
in justices courts and before magistrates;
B. No. SO. by code comnissiorer-In relation
TO evidence in actions and judicial proceedings;
passed
s. B. No. 81, by code commissioner-Reiatin
to appeals from justices courts passed.
). B. No. 81, by code commissiouar-In relation
TO proceedings in nature of ne Great: passed
/. S. B. No. s., by code commissioner-Relating
20 proceedings upon habeas corpus.
8. B. No. 50, by code commissioner-Relating
to actions to abate nuisanees; passed.
5. B. No. 90, by code commissioner-In reia-
ton to the appropriation OF property by corpor-
ations; passed.
S. B. No. 81. by code commissioner-Relating
to proceedings in cases OF foreible entry into
forcible detaiuer of lands passed.
5. B. No. 81, by code commissioner-Relating
to claims OF third persons to property taken
upon execution or attachment; passed.
:. b. No. g. by code commissioner-In relation
to the enforcement of judgments by execution;
passed.
to the taking and entry of judgments; passed.
s. B. No. 90, by code MISUNDERSTANDING
to exceptions: passed
=. Is. no. ~. Dy cOue cof0I11SSI0ner-ln reidtlOu
to arbitration and award; passed
s. B. No. IS, by code ommissioner-Relating
to trial by jury; passed
s. b. Nose, by code commissioner-In relation
to receivers; passed.
S. B. No. 100, by code commissioner-Relating
to motions TO dissolve or modify injunctions;
passed
5. b. No. 1ol, by code commissoner-Relating
to proceedings against persons violating iniune-
fions; passed.
S.B. No. 102 by code commissoner-Relating
to proceedings to obtain possession of personal
property during tendency of action for recovery
thereof; passed.
S. B. No. 103 by code commissoner-Relating
to arrest and bail in civil actions; passed.
s. b. No. l06 by code commissoner-Relating
to place OF trial of action and proceedings;
passed.
s. b. No. 107 by code commissioner-With re-
lation TO parties to civil action and proceedings;
passed
S. B. No. 1os by code commissoner-Relating
to time within which actions may be COM
menced; passed.
S. B. No. 100, by code commissioner-In re-
iation to the powers and duties of clerks of
court; passed.
S. B. No. Ill, by code commissioner-In rela-
ton to sheriffs; passed.
On motion of Drum, Senate bill No. 26, relat-
ing to hens of mechanics and Others on real
property, was made special order for next
Wednesday at o'clock p.
On motion of Ktnnear, the Senate at II 80 adj
iourned until tomorrow at p. m.
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OLYMPIA, Feb. 5.--The senate convened at 10
o'clock, all members present but Claypool, Knee
land and Luce.
The privileges of the floor were extended to
Hon. L. A. Davis
petition from citizens of Walla Walla urg-
ing the passage of kinnear's bill relating to a
railroad commission, was read and referred.
5. NJ No. 5, by Wilson, (by request)-Relative
TO retaining sha low ponds and lakes, and
PRAYING congress TO make proper legislation, was
passed.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
s. B. No. 153, by Austin--to provide sheriff.
fees and payment thereof, and declaring emery
ency; judiciary.
5. h. No. 154, by McCroskey-Preventing sale,
removal and secretion OF moTtgaged personal
property and providing penalty; Judiciary.
S. B. No: l55, by McCIoskey- relating to re-
cordlng of instruments; judiciary.
S. 3. No. l. 8, by Edens, (by reQuest)-Relating
to community property: judiciary.
5. b. No. 80, by 'Neill--Proyidipg for the To-
cation and registration of mines and mineral de-
posits, etc; mines and mining
;. b. No. l5S, BY kinrear, (by request)-Regu-
lating the registration OF voters; elections and
privileges,
S. B. No. $50, by Kinnear-Providing for con-
veyance OF lands sod for taxes; judiciary.
S. b. No. 100. By Parkinson, (by request)-Pro-
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A BASEBALL GIANT.
Tacoma Engages a Way-Up Artist to
Carry the Pennant.

TACOMA, Feb. Especial 1.-The latest in local
baseball news is the official announcement that
the Tacoma Pacific Northwest League club has
signed an artist who can do equally effectual
work In inteld or outfield, and who in stature is
giant, standing six feet seven inches IN his
home-spun socks.
And this man has been engaged says a
prominent league man, s'to carry the pennant
Tor Tacoma next fall, If for nothing esei''
The name OF this gigantic artist will not be
made public for several DAYS
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OIvnnia Ne,rs

OLYMPIA, Feb. 5.-(Special.l IA Caledonian
society has been organized in this city.
United States Commissioner O'Brien today
bound over Frank Henry in the sum of 81 600 on
charge of impersonating United states Gus
toms officer. Charles Doyle, who was impli
Gated with Henry, viii have hearing tomor,
row.
The decision was reversed today in the case
OF the Spokane Truck and Dray Company vs. J.
q Hnfer - -
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whatcom News.

WHATcoM, Feb 5.--Ispeciall-A new coal
mine has been opened on Lake Whatcom, which
gives promise OF being superior to anything of
the kind ever discovered before on the Sound.
The groupings show vein of eleven feet and
the coal is OF excellent quality. A crew OF ten
men are at work opening up the vein, working
night ana day.
suits aggregating $4,000 were commenced in
the superior court today against the Bellingham
Bay Boom Company.
The election for city officers promises to be the
most exciting of any in the history of the bay.
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English Race Horses Brought over.

new YORK, Feb. 5--The steamer Richmond
Hill, which arrived here today from London,
brings several valuable horses. Among them the
celebrated Magnus Ossian. winner of the St
Leser OF 1881, died on board, the result of the
tempestuous weather experienced.
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New Washington Pensions.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. ESPECIAL Pen
sions were today granted residents of the Pa
cihc coast follows: Washington-Origin
Alfred Morris, Boisefort; increase, John ID
Crawford, Olympia; Shamgar Morris, Tolt: orig
inal widow, Sarah, widow of John Dougherty
Cheney.
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s1.25 will give you perfect health if invested
IN Moore's Revealed Remedy
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DACEY TO MEET ANDY BOWEN.
Lightweight Contest for $4,000 Before
Audubon Club,

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Arthur Lumley, who has
boon authorized by the Audubon Club, of New
Orleans, to select lightweight boxer to meet
Andy Bowen for 10000, has settled on Billy
Dacey. Dacey says he win be ready to fight in
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

ss.s,s. 9 s.as az g se...s - Sc $500 ~
q % :ss e s e IS $40 ss: =
esose Il sald last nansd hour: ana tsss "a siec.
and n1S .nssf . E: 81 ~. ns n
places Of voting In said several election pracfnc11
IN .ad Sos :S Ia :ss
ordinance Ma l.707, 20 ufz:
II TIE YxHsf wARp
For the place q voting in .he FRS pseeines e
Davis and Thomas r. Hughes. judges II sid cleo
For the place Of voting in the Second prec4ncs of
ter and James Pollock. judges Of .sad eiecsson-
..a wss s cs.aIes Wese. is sss ns.ss
West and w ". Barker. judges a saad election
..s sGDas .as .sssa
Keene and Terrence o'Brien, judges Of aid cleo
IN rnE SECOND wAap
For the place Of voting In the First preesnet q
said ward. p. w. Fuller, INSPECTOR, and Rec +.
Fer he p1.cs Of Vosinx Is ise second prean Of
said ward, ,: G. Thaman. Inspector and {. h Nor
ford and c. 8. Robinson. judges of said election
IN THE THIRD VAIN
..d uas Care s'snt sss ana J
seph Malan and L D. w. shelton. Judges ef said
Fer Ia. place Of voting in ihs Second precsscs oe
said ward, J. E Clark. Inspector. and r. R. Brown
and 4 T. Blaine judges Of said election.
x THE Fouaxu wAnn
said xar s ssivsacr Ehsooss M irspecsor9 snd &c
Young and H. ~ Jones. judges Of said election
81 Fs: p: P,sss e ,Sns e TIE ssss1a gssesss
Fred GasoA and ). W. vsnRrockiin, judges Of ssad
For the paees q voting in the TAisd prse.aes ce
said ward @. w. Murphy, Inspector. Ard Charles
Ceppin and Aisxandsr AcRss. Judges Of sid alec
nrxx yzyrx wAHn
Fer the place Of voting in the First rrecssea -
said ward, q. y. morse, inspector. and u Frey and
h r. steel judges Of said election
lips and l. :. Eireio~, judges q SD election
SAD az pssi s.s u psa
Crawford and J. n. Lyon. JUDGES a nd election
IN TIE SIXTH wA1n
Fer =: g.Ss q yssins Z sss Fra PT;ssnS =
wald and Jeseph Norrison judges II sid eiectioa,
For me piece o vosin( IL he see0ad prsetnss =
Manning and q p short. Judges q said election
IN TKx sxvKxx1 wA1n
For the place Of voting In the First precsnet q
sa,d wsrc, " q; bow. tnspsS1E, sc - Aeossr
Far the place of voting b the sscond prses.es =
ss.a .s.s s Ps.s ,. ,.s,.s,Fs s.S n.1'a
IN TIE xTeHY1 WAxn.
For the p,ses q voting IN ne fir.s prse.nes -
said wsras ] penay, ins2ecsor, "a = A. Andsf-
For The place Of votins n ne second prscsna q
said ward alter Graham, inspec4cr and Cha1Ses
foa be ps.os q vons l. S: rssrd Ss.ss
sd ysss. Jes,e coens.a; i.sPssscs: I'D wn
fson
Mayer e { e e. S 81 & ss-s''A
D..e Of a.. pas.,o.s,oa MAJ !. z HT 3. ISL ISL
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legal NOTICES.

TMPouNngp STOCK AT AUCTION
i "Wednesday, May 20, at 10 = M, ~ police
hsalopaYters corner Fourth and Terrace streets,
Mn sell az public auction the highest b6sr for
cash 20 ray expense OF lnpoundsnS and keeping.
the following described animals viz: One bay
ffav tcrr f4) years Of age: black points srcc On
forehead The owner Of the above described ami
in a IS TO ne enknown- BOLTON RoGEkS
chef of Police.
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Rrxcxsx1rHTyG.

DOpyRT q. wESTERMAN, HEAVY FORG-
II ing ana general etAcksmthiag, rlachlnes sakp
.ss~n,sssr Ard building work, oil ktnds az logging
ara I'M tools man asAcfuredA IVES, ssrrets nefta
Of Yexser avenue. T.. O. Box fsl. Seattle. wash
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NoTTcE-To ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
~ matsrials to. rendering service or performing
That under and according TO an act passed BY the
last Legislature Of the stale Of Washington entitled
by the ofacers OF the state OF Washington. and all
district county and precinct ofscers and commits
emergency eli claims presented TO sad county for
materials furnished. services rendered labor per-
formed must os N dnprsies ana ascom ssoisd ny
has been furnished. service rendered labor per.
formed - described In sad claim. which said cert
dcats snail b part Of said claim or attached 70 the
All precinct or district officers charged With dis,
the county for material furnished services rendered
or labor performed in and for said county. ahAl
msnfs. which said vouchers shall be N dup:icass
one 10 BE- nled With the auditor Of said county. the
ethe. % b retained By the ofaeer Or person max
ness In the case Of . claim.
said vouchers shall contain . certificate by the
person or offcer making sach disbursement o. nj
Ina such claim. certifying on hoaor that The ma
ter1s,s furnished. labor performed services rend
nled. have been actually delivered. rendered or
session TIT Of said act reads ~ follows:
ANY Officer or person violating any OF the pro
visions Of this shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
denasancr, ana upon conviction Thereof shall Dc
fined In any sum Of nos less than 800 OF more
than $500 and may be Imprisoned in the county
bail nos ieas than ten days nor more than ak
All vouchers or claims presented 70 THIS ONCE 70.
payment must ee maize oas and sersiaed g 10
r A. TWICHELL County Auditor.
COUNTY, TREAsCRER'S NoTICE-THE
~ treasurer of King county. WasAinSion, VIII
pay So On fdp ef sesoos ss,rc So sesrsnS date
prior to and including warrant No S!l. issoei
March ; ISL No Interest xsl Be nd os such
seattle. wash. Apra -. 1894
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cHrx NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
- paid upoa presentation II the city treAsurers
ONCE and no interest allowed after dfteen days
nom drst publication Of this notice: Water fund
warrants Nos. 1913 N 02S INCLUSIVE
Dated Apsl 50. 1891.
WILLIS I. ANEs CITY Treasurer
TNPoUNDED stuck AT AUcTIoN-ruEs-
i day. May nth 80. At 10 q m, In mont OF DO
lice headquarters. corner Fourth and Terrace
streets, viii sell at public auction to the highest
btoder for cash. 70 pay expense Of impending and
keeping, The following described stock, viz: One
frungfny pony: about years Of age: weight
about $50: branded on len shoulder -G. T." One
scrrel eelding abort : year, Of age: white face,
white fees behind and branded IL X" on LET hip.
One bay mare about years Of age: whfts fAcs:
white bind feet; branded Il K on LEFT hip One
forehead; branded e" on right shoulder The
owners OF the above described animals are TO me
unknown BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police.
GALE OF B0SDs-SEALED BIDS WILL BE
~ received BY the UNDERSIGNED city comptroller
or before Friday May Is. 1891. ~ IL O'Clock M,
tor the purchase Of local Improvement bonds, IS
sued by the city Of Seattle In accordance with the
provisions Of ordinance No $50 of said city Said
bonds are issued for the purpose Of paying for the
Improvements OF Broadway from Yesler avenue to
De Forrest street. ere onopstoral ten year bonds,
bearing interesf ~ the rate Of per cent. payable
aemi-AnnUAliy. Both interest and principal paya-
BILE ~ the ONCE Of the city treasurer The right to
reject any aud eli bids Is reserved.
e. w. FERRIS, Comptroser.
Dated April IL 1881.
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prEYSG xxD CLEANING.

Gan FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING, CLEAN
- .nr aad re pairing works rear 60 second ssaess
between James and Cherry.
nERSoN-pyER AND CLEANER OF
w lneses' and gents cles atns. Fsfsa and lanes
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-,
t6SSS - ANTHoSysS RgNpERY.
- Gsss maa1f4c1arerS removed TO WASH
cesasS Commercial street Seattle.
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.Elae
ts.aa.ss Ha.E s. Give.
aa a#se H..aa change .ae ata
Be aiH .a sac "fF MHs I.reass. u.a
rsas e. Pa eatesg fHa rHa tHe rta-ees
F.a.sl 4saI.st BEG - ler a.shaaa. ea..e o.
seattle utrf Heek $50 wlta her sister Mrs.
q TlFa. w.fs nf A rart a real estate man.
WI 4Fef lu tAls city. Through the AID 90 The
police Mr. Burgess, wh3 wa then Ina Denver.
succeeded ia locating h.s wife. aud he lmmedl-
Ate!y left for Seattle O. join her and as ne said
q win back her affections
The facts were published ~ the time In tie
fusI-iETEILTGENgEK.
Mrs. clifford denounced her husbands charges
a. untrue aud malicious, and she said that she
wa compelled O. leave him on account Of his
brutal and iuhumau Treatment She also said
that when her husband should arrive IN the city
she would demand that he make u public r.
traction ot the charges preferred by him. and In
the event that he refused she would make pub
lie certain letters which she held aud which
would be conclusive evidence OF her inuo-
Cenge
NJ. Clifford was seen 10y n reporter yesterday.
but aside from admitting that Burgess was Ia
tie city he would not talk about the case
IL ls understood that stem Is in Denver aud
gave bonds tn the sum Of 5000 for his appear
anct Tor hearing upon the charges preferred
against him bv Burgess
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tiles, in its behalf, and called them
Government Chemists. There is no
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WASHINGTON, or is doo.rtments
ment Chemist.
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The Jersey City news., 1891-04-03
COOPERATION Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on TIE
~ 24tn day Of November, 1870, application was
sioners BY 5. n. Vreeland and others for the
CONSTRUCTION " 4 PlPE SEWER IN OCEAN
from seaview ave 70 a point about 100 feet
south Of Gates ave. ,sal.a aaq ~ ave-
from Ocean ave- 20 Garfield ave- the sewer In
OCEAN AVE-,
siods and IN accordance with the established plan
OF sewerage, tOge tner Wirn all the necessary
holes connections receiving basins and aDpar-
Sotiee is also given thas on the 18th day of
March ISL. the Commissioners OF Assessment filed
their preliminary s<ssch. sho ztAg that property
Will probably oe assessed and the probable amount
probable amount OF assessment per foot OF frontage
for the SAID Improvement and the same i now
Of the Rolrd Of street and Water Commissioners
And notice IS also given that the tolloNing
sesas or ~ "a nss OF - - ~ $1,000 e-'fs0-
OCEAN AVE,
the north side. from poin; about 2sl feet west
Of seaview ave- 70 point about lDA<l fset west OF
Gates ave.
west OF Sea View ave- to a point about lOa. q feet
"s'' % OLD BERGEN ROAD.
the south side. from Gates ave. about 80 fest
cas- and ll2s5 feet vest; .,-r
on the north s.ds from Gates about rs feet
east aud lV0lS feet wess;
from Old Bergen road 10 GARFIELD ave.
and that tie 2th day of April 1891, 1t 10 O'Clock
a. m and the meeling room OF tns Board 9f street
time and place when and where the Boaro OF
street and Water Commissioners VIII mess to Lear
inonsrrances against the said Improvement that
may be presented in writing.
BY order OF the Boaru or street and Water Com
'"'''''A'~ GEO. t. Bo0rox
1,atsd Jersey CITY. March % ISL
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-03

Resolved, that $500 be paid to Edwards
Bros. on account of contract No. 5yO Tor
mason work on Fourth Precinct Station
House.
Resolved, that s20l 40 be paid to VIM.
Dunno for extra furniture at Public
School No. 4. Charge special school ac-
count (tnis Duilding).
Resolved, That S445.l 10 be paid to Pnii p
z. Martin for extra work al Fourth pre-
cinct station house
Charge appropriation for this building.
Resolved, That $3.50 50 be paid to Philip
E. Martin, for putting In sewer ana other
work on Public School No 10.
Charge special appropriation for this
Resolved. That $50 be paid to James +.
Moran. for six days serv ices as Inspec
tor on Public School No. 4, in month of
March. 1891, final payment
Charge special school account Vhs
Resolved, that $40 o. be paid TO George
Bremner. for nine days services as
WharfinEer IN month of March, 1891.
$40 0e6 TO Hugh A. Kelly. for twenty-five
days' services as Wharhnger. month OF
March. 1891.
The foregoing were each adopted by the
following vote on the call of the ayes and
Ayes-President Somers aud Commis-
sioaers Dugan and Van keuren-
Nays-None.
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey presented the following
Resolved, That Sl2 90 be paid to j. w.
Harrison for stationery.
Charge Engineering Bureau.
Resolved, that the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid TO the persons named
respectively for services rendered as en-
ployes in the Engineering Bureau for
the month of Marcn. 1891, amounting 10
81, ,3ll 66.
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays
Ayes-Presid Mt Somers and Commis-
sioners Dugan aud Van keuren.
Nays-None.
On motion of Commissioner VanKeuren
the Board took a recess for five minutes.
On reassembling all the members of the
Board were present.
BY Commissioner Dugau:-
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee OF the Board of Finance the con
tract for furnishing and delivering about
lO.OO0 gross tons OF anthracite coal at
Belleville and High Seryicepumping sta
tious be and is hereby awarded TO James
Coyle at the price named in his proposals,
yiz:-S4.6O per gross ton of 2,240 pounds
taken from Packer mine, that being the
lowest bid received, and that the Corpor.
alton Attorney be aud Is hereby requested
TO prepare and have executed the neces-
sary contract for the same
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-President Somers and Commis-
sioners Dugan and Van Keuren.
Nays-None.
On motion of Commissioner VanKeuren
the Board adjourned.
GEoBGE T. BoUToN, CLERK.