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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

TIE State Convention did It's duty
wisely and well Ehea il unanimously
nominated Galusha A. 6foE far Con
grsssman-at-largs. For more than thir-
iy-G-e years Mr.. GroE has been 8 con-
spicuous figure in National politics. An
answering Republican and devoted
Hennsy ylgsnisn in the best and truest
seuss CT the terms, be has always been
II tie forefront n every National and
STATE conflict where the interests Of the
Nation O. State were involved. 81
Speaker Of TIE National House
Of Representatives, and the father
of the 6onezeed bin, be is known
throughout the Union, and IN Penrsyl-
vania his name has been & household
word f5r many years An aggressive
and ready debater, skilled parliamen-
tartan, I've, active aud 1ntiring, be vii
add force and character and trained sbiI-
ity 10 the Republican delegation IN Con-
gues fTou this State. Mr.. Grow deserves
70 BE- and doubtless Eill be, returned to
Congress by msI0rity thAtWiIl rot only
shoE the estimation in which be Is per
sooslly held by the Republicans Of Penn
sylvaais, out Eili eapbasizs their senti-
IDents regarding the vsst ard important
issues now pending at the National ospi-
t2L
That the Republicans Of Somsrzet
county vii deligh. IN lending their aid
in insSeliing his majority goes without say
ing but nevertheless We urge them 10
poll every available vote for the veteran
Statesman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
Farm valuesln the STATE.

Reports received from Washington b.
Secretary Eige, Of The Safe Board Of Agri-
culture show that there was 6scrsase il
the farm values in Pennsylvania Of So $40.
IL from 1850 10 $3.50 The total valuation
Of farm lands in the state, acco-diag to Ii,
census of IsSo, was S9z5 9s9. .4l9.
TIE c5snties Ehich shoE decrease II
their farm valuation, according 10 the CENSUS
Of 1880. are Adams. Armstrong. Bedford
Berks. Blair. Bradford, Bucks. Butle-, Csn
tre. Chester Clarion, Clinton. Columbia
Cumberland. Delaware, Elk. E-ie. Frankisr
Fsyeste. Fulton. Huntingdon. JuBisis. Ian
caster. Llvrence, Lebanon. Lshigb. Luzsrue
Mercer, Niftiin. Ncnroe. Mouiour. Sorih
smPsOn, SoTihunbsrisad, Perrs. Snyser
SchuyIkill ssnersss. Sasq1shaanA Tioza.
Union, Warren, Washington, Wyoming and
York
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

i the latest news from HaEaii be tine
-And il is generally believed 70 be-then
Boss Cleveland has committed another
c0ll0sszl blunder.
The accredited report Is that under his
instructions Minister Willis has made q
demand that President Dole, % whose
government lie Is an accredited Minister.
shall retire from his Official position and
turn over the government 70 the late
Qleen, who Vas deposed by the people.
That the President favoTs the overthrow
Of the peoples government and the fes-
torati5n Of the monarchy Is Donstro1s,
b1t that he should demand through our
Minister that the government TO whom
he i accredited shall retire and permit
the Queen restoration Is a most hsgrant
attempt on his part 70 dictate 10 for
eign poser. WIKI the sane propriety,
the British Minister to this country
might request Mr.. Cleveiand's resigna-
ton.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
KNIGHTS Of the Golden Eagle

The following ere the officers OF Valley
Castle, No. Isl OF Hooyersvill.e for the ensu.
ing ST months term
Psst Chief, Z K Obsr; Noble Chief
Gabriel O5sr, Vice Chief. Wm II H1im4n
High Priest. A L. LiviugstoH: Yeaersble
Hermit l. DiTeiy n ssier Of Records
Ameaia Boyer C.erk Of E1cbegner, Noah P
Washer; Keeper OF Etc5sqler A. B. Clark
SIR Herald, John J. Clzrk: Worthy Bard
Ro5ert Pe5eTmsn; Worthy Chamberlain
John F. snishgal; Eas'gn. Jonathan Ycder
Esquire, Nathaniel Haan=r; First GlATds.
man, D T Berkey; Second Guarisrnan. c.
A L9hri Trustees, A l. LiTingt9n. JerTy
Cisrk, B F Berkey; Representative 10 ;h'
Grand Castle, Henry Smith.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

II i announced that the Ds0ocrztic
majority Of the Committee q Ways and
Means hss resolved . bring 10 2 bin ad-
ding ten cents 6 gallon % the tax On
whisky and extending the bonded per-
o5 from three yesrs, as i is nov, 10 eight
years. This vii be clearly n the inter
81 o. that huge monopoly, the Is whisky
uus Il VII Be really giving the dis
tilIers an extension Of fEe years Al the
rate of ? CENTS & gallon. Il : vel known
that whisky improses h age, and also
increases IN value; s. u faci the eZten-
son Ct the b5nlei period I've years is
virtually lowering the tax Even should
this iuerezse tie revenues q the Govern
ment. Il Is 5eferrinz the collection of the
TAX f5- i've years Ehsn the Treasury :
II sore need CT ready money.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

JCDGE fiSLETTER, Of Phils5elphis.
lied az opinion, q few days since. in 5
contested election case, upholdinz the
tights Of voters IN regard to marking
their ballots, and ouslinins the principle
upon which disputed ballots should be
relscted or counted. His ruling is 70 the
effect that the marks opposite the names
Of individual candidates must be cousid-
cred IS vote for these candidates ire
sPective Of any other mark opposite the
party name Of the opposite group. be-
cause the marx opposite the name Of the
individual candidate expresses a clear
intent on the part Of The voter for that
candidate irrespective Of parties or
groupings Says the learned Judge in
his opinion;
The Act Of 1891 giTes the voter txo
methods oy which be may make bis Sc
Lesion The one l. marking The indivjd-
oai names theotheF BY marking izrcaus.
10 this manner the independent voter I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
Ln&5O9o

wAsH1ys70y, D. c, ian s-Judgs Lo2h-
zen. the Commissioner Of Pensions. follow
ingsn opinion given By Attorney General
Olnsy, constituting Ehst Is known a. the
Martin clenss Il the Deficiency ApProp-ia-
tion bin. approved December 2, 1895, max
ing : pension a vested right, 10 day settled
The famous case ofyadge Long. Of Micbi-
san. il his favor, 50 thsf be Eiii hereafter
draw his So a month, and viii also reeeiTe
the money which would have been paid 10
hin sinoe his pension sss suspended.
nis evident that this action Of the Com
missioner Is all-impostsni 10 al the ether
pensioners whose pensions were suspended,
as Judge longs was Eitheut notice in s3-
vance 70 them. Il establishes 8 precedent
undsr which they mus. al be restored L
Is expected thar this VII Be done, ard t6At
most Of the pensioners suspended last sum
mer, before Secretary Smith changed the old
practice and gave sixty iays' notice Of srs-
pensions. VIII be rsinsfa,si 10 fnll p7ssession
other pensions Cssss where fraud Or
Other criziualiiy has been established Eiii,
OF ooDrse, be eLosPled-
LocHEES 6svEs LoSG yoEIcE-
WasHlxsroS. D. c, Jan. 5.-Conmis-
sioaer Lochren took neE step to-day in
the case Of Judge Long, OF Michigan, whose
pension he restored yesterday, giving hin
the 50 Gays notice req1ired by tie act Of
December Il 1895, q 3 reduction Of his
proves meanwhile that il sheuld not be
done
4 similar course Elil probably Be taken
By Lhe Commissions oa similar ezss, where
PENSIONS are restored under the Urzcs5eut
established yesterday, bui where the Com
missioner fees. ss II this case, that tie
pension Ought 10 Be rs5uoed If not abolished.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
A BIT Of cood Naws-

The Publishers Of The Columbian AIbun.
the wonderful Christmas gin the Tie Pzi.-
burg Tnx gave is readers. have decided 70
extend the scope Of the Eork 80 a. d make
it volume of22i vie~s instead Of I6O as
originally intended This will neoessitste
an increase in the number Of parts from 10
70 Il. The additional numbers will be far
nisaed 70 readers Of TAe TSac Al the same
terms As the 6-st parts. namely az coupons
sad ten cents for each par With the las,
part viii Be furnished complete index and
tile page. TSenty-iFe thousand copies Of
the Columbian Album are being sent out BY
Jhe I'Hes each week wi'h the enlarge
nsnt Of the sOops ofIbe work tins nunber
should be doubled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
60 go - Re Ruldozed.

C1-A@ w. l--Aa@a0-
Daring NJ. Grows Z years service in
Congress he often participated in exciting
sce1es, one OF which occurred On the door
ofthe House about ? O'Clock on the morn
ing OF February 6, Is5s- Il Eas a all-nia5t
session On the question Of a reference Of the
Kansas message OF President Buchanan.
Sith the Lscomp;on constitution. 70 a select
e3nmiEtee, and the iine Eas being taken up
b. 6.ibcsiering roll Gals on motions 10
eIc1se shseai members and on motions 70
a5iourn- Pending one Of these. Rsaben
Davis, q Aizsissippi, proposed 70 have a
few sPeechss. TO which Grow. q Penn
sylsznia, who happened % Be passing down
the sis,e on Ire Democratic side. objected.
QuiIman, also Of Mississippi, commenced
talking ard Grow objected again, where
upon Davis. accompanied By Ksitt. Of south
Caroiiua- came mp 10 Groz, and Esiit said
Hyou are going to object, 60 over 10 yoar
ovn SIDE u the Houss.'
GroE replied This Is a free hall. and
every msH bss a right 10 be where be
p.esses.1
KeiIt said: - Eaai to knoz what yoa
mean by sCch Al answer IS thz; 2
! mean 5usi what say" replied Grow :
'this ) a free hall, and man has q right 70
be where be pleAses" Whereapon Keitt.
ssiziug Grow By the throat. szid Twill Iei
you knos, thst yo1 are a id black Re
publican P1P2y. Gros knocked up his
hand and said; I shall occupy such place
in shis ball as please, and no niger dTiser
shall crack his whip over ne"
Keitt sgan srtcked Grow. and Grow
knocked him down.
Davis and Others from ikat side went a.
Grow. and the Republicans rushed over 10
bis zssis,snee, and the proceedings Of the
House we're interesting for sbOat two min
uies- Amer the bsiiigersBts had returned
10 their seats, Mr. Campbell. Of Ohio. under
took to make some pacSoatOry remarks, but
Eas s5-uPtly called TO order by Barksiale,
aud % the afsir ended
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

Tstr rsI-ku9En znd influential pa
uer. the EsE YORK Sas, says Il Is lss1e
a Thzrsssy lzs., EFery sincere Demo
crzt. wtether he bs = fee irAas- CT >
protsc.i1uist n lis prseouoeiTed Preisf-
euaez. shea Z 8: onos array himself IN
uoTahly sgzi1st tbe wilson tam oii--
The duty of eFerF Intelligent and Fairi-
o.ie Democrat = . Go his ztnost 10
smash lie TIls1n b5l'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

I1s FeTy SiTertirg 70 note The FizoF
viii Ehica The D5m0crz-ic l5UrnG-s-
O. Trzy, Bla1che. SEesthszrts -ittle ooZs
g.. p srs crsckizg the party whip a50ui
tie es-s q the rec1szat members q thelr
r.zrty y h0 ref1ss % s1PPo-f me MI-so1
izriT bsLL According % these 5o1rn1 =
the Dsnocrzt Who EiL ID. sscr-1oe ths
Interests of his eo1stitusnts On the slisr
q pz-fy necessity IS y. g. sud G11st be
lssle7 INTO s1azerr5ence-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

WIZ staring had lines the Democrat
r. i5zruzis are Announcing that Speaker
Crisp hss izszed warrants - aTrest 1a1
bring into tie House the Tecuss1t Demo
cratic members who VII -s0t swallow tie
= ilsou iariE bill and therefore shseI-
tle1ss'-as- T1= gentlemen are s-D-
ply folIoElug the example st them by
5Ir Crisp ard lis party friends II the
Fiftv-hTst Congress, wien Car Reed
vas SPEAKER. Has 3Ir. Crisp forgotten
the sdzge, T01 can lead q horse % W.
ter, but yoa can't make hin drink-" Re
can compel the presence Of the absen-
tees. but be can't make them vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

Harrse promised IN Tie Chicago P-zi-
f,--, n suzsh The tErid, Wilson s1d Is
crowd n Colgrsss feel obliged 70 REDEEM
the promise II Il begs4rs he Eholeooun-
tEv. When soDs C thess Congress1oen
cone before tie people ne1t iall i7E re-
election hey Eil learn soDetaing they
XII ua5srstsn5 AID remember.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

provided for and the pari5szn F'isl { = :
= made eass. i : evident nosss--l, 80
thai tie LegislatuIs lnteooso ess-ti.i-
70 uro.-ef fhe fncspe1csni foleIs r - -
r,s-.issn voter neitber c11e1 tci 1es
nesSs1 p-otsction- We E1s- c9a5--,z-
- A. u tbs light O. Sc sllc< u t97
k,srk szS rnIlify 5rs splzat- ne Aei > =
so-oa rssvee-s directory sn1 II so-.-- Oh
- i-rr.erst7re. Wben i dsci27es the
r-ars hal Be pls1ed @ tie E1grI s-1e
-. Z = uere 5zrscticc g tas y0isr .
--s-k tf,e usue ard q have 1E1toIEals-
- -1srkisz for ths co1Vsnisnos q tos
sis-tigu oEfosrs. ItEoald be 10 sosgra
fo boId thst z marx On the ieft si1e1
which e plsinly incicstsd i1s p1rl.1se
of tie TCter a. : DzTE CT ioe rign- sos
sho,id defeat TIE evident intent G the
A. % se-urs Independent voting
II L conteuded, hoEeFer, tozf ne Aci
declares that Ehel FotsT nSrSs ne
bszd q 2 group, Re shall Be eons.dersl
= vr.irr f0r the whcls group, and thst
fhe ballot should b oounie1 tnis PEI
hs-= rrsrrt b corssdsrsc conclusive u Y
x1s inte75ei 10 apply . the vote, oa.
the voter has nothing 70 DO Nlin tle
c,unfinz. That duty j iDl upoa
the election ofiosrs, and the uzn'iGie 70
oouut = intended Tor then, and is sinpeT-
sfiTe upon them It's p1rpose Vas %
slloE them 10 opportunity 20 say the
voter rad not voted for snyOne bfcause De
had marked No ore
III II ksspi1g Eitu the intention o.
The al zud the Iuteltz1n Of tie voter,
and IL aid of tie exercise q TIE iren-
ehise of voting. % hoid that where the
voter marks individuals, and also marks
the head Ct q group. hat the making q
the individual shall prevail and that TIE
marking q the grolpz. 50 fzr as the sane
o6ees zrs co1oeEned, shall Be inopers1ve
and void.
Il shozld not Re f5rgsttsn thai TIE 1sE
law provided for a coDpliested method
u voting. which Vas hsra % coDp-e-
herd. even By the most intelligent, and
imposed upon the election officers tle
duty ofdeciding upon the Legality Of the
vote. 7 tEzs generally believed that ma
ny mistakes would BE- made b. the vot-
ers and oafosrs- These faets wouid SEN
% warrant 3 liberal construction o. The
Act II furtherznce Of this spiTlt a1c =
aid G tie intention o. the voters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

FeIlJT . % IIt IlllIIIIIIs LIa-II- o-1III
ing cars on the night train.
CorrsspoudiDgly loE rates from other sta
tons.
Tickets VIII Be good ten days and VII be
valid foE passage from Washington 70 Bsiti-
more al any tine within the life Of the
ticket
For Pullman Car accommodations and
guide TO points Of interest in Washington.
address nearest 3. & o Agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
ST. JACOBS OIL
fEE5ssHurly fgsSs Rheumatism.
gundInEs for the Annual Meeting

Ala reosut meeting Ct tie Brsihsrn' 5
Baiidizz Counit,ss a. Neye-sssie, tie ioi-
Ioxinz Coauis,ge ofs-rving Ss= sPqoinied I;
.. Hois.ppie. RaDnsis J. A Peck. saE-
zss.J J. B,orsb. Beriin- Al onii6ings
vii hs r5ef-3 with tEO ply le.i. ihe contract
fo- the s1F7iy q rhioh Eas sEerded 10 ?
:. C5re- & Son. Tbe f9'i9WinK are the
baldinEs 70 be enctei ard iAei- dimea-
siouz T.be-aacis. lIszi29 sealing espae-
igy 5.eo0 dining RON. s91so. osFsei'y -
luaei room 4oEs0 espaci'y 800 restaurant
l5x.lG In addition 10 TIE above, he fol-
losing smaller buildings Eili Be erected ior
osicss- RrIras5 ticket onios, ae2i ticket
ofsoe. Messenger oeios, book sld ;rscs oiii's.
selos, Telegraph odios, and tte oi1oe Of
see-s.2ry sud Lodging Committee. All
these mast be complied b. about Nag
2a.h.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

wrra tie aid q the prrty lash sna
win warrants G0r the srres. q a5se7issss
The Deuocrzts s1oceede6 0n AoooGg A.
fsrnoou II sscuriaz 3 G7oruns A--no1s-
ssFsrsI q their party nsnoeTs s,iii ls-
fsss5 % r5.e. The diseassi0n of tae VII
"a. tarfT 5sil Is uow under way
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

suLroz F0o-HEEs, of Indiana Z
auo-e5 zs saving hat s9De Senators EeTe
6isDosod 70 otje-t % certain FroElzioas
u lie Wilson biI bscause i tonchsd
sone in51stry IN their s.ztss, bui thai
there zould have 70 Be 5 general sacri-
aos C s-ch Interests 4 behalf Of parry
hzrnony.n -. 81, the interests O. TIE
s.z.es z1d q tie people uust be crushed
50 that Party harnoay can be preserved
In ether wor5s, the ministries o. tie
country and the wages Of labor nay b
kicked 20 the dogs 50 that the Democrat
ic pz,ty uay hang tosether-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
wren War IS D tcisI.o

Again mans happiness BY his stomach.
the enemy nzy Be pacifed and brought
speedily and easily 10 terms That potent
regulator of digestion, HOsfettefs stomach
blfters. clsCipiInes the re5siEious orzsn
thoroughly. Indigestion arises from Eesk-
ness Of the stomach. and the food in il. for
want OF the power 70 digest. decomposes and
scidifies. giving rise 20 heartburn, fafalencs
and pain. oesides multitude Of svmp;oDs
both chaDgefal and perpiexing Buf peace
soon r gns ghen .he Erear stOnachie is re
sorted 20 aud used with persistence. Dzs-
Peps.a gives n 10 morbid discompasure Of
mind. and eFea sieeplessuess and hypo-
ehcndrA 10 chronic case To The complete
dismissal OF tbese the Biifers is fully a3s
quAis IAFef complaint sonstipsfioa. de-
c.iy, fher nzttsn aad malaria are eon-
Pletsly scb1ued By tbs genial MEDICINE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

We waai sLoo for . y'ds Of ba=. Indigo Blue
Calico
We wait 500 f1r ~ y'ds bss; Da-k cAlicOsA
We want 81 o f5- . yf5s Of god Calico
We Esai $40 tor = y'ds q Donsstie flannel
wanisl-1a fo- . y'as Of good Drez Gin
CHAM
wsuaut sIg1f . y'ds ofAezTy-zsight Gin
ghzuA
We want 3 CO FRI s'ds q god Nns,in-
Ouliag Flznuels a. s. :. ard Seems
shiraugs Of al kinds 2ts, :. and cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

AithOusa STATE Tre4sufer-elecs JAcksoa's
term o. osiee WI not begin until May /,
many checks are sat 10 Harrisburg sd-
dresssa % him, iaslsaa ofTstssurer Morrison.
1se lai'er's 'szIa I'll not expire Until
Asyi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

From 20 10 IO0 R9n4a Catholics Eere
baseAsrsd BY fsruesoas Cossacks in tire
skHssA massacre Al Ks5seAe, Rassa. in
November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

We have G large line Of Blankets
Comforts, Sbawls, Table Covers
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
etc, that must be sold.
Our stock Of Carpets, Rugs, Lace
Curtains, Fiannels, and Poriers.
at way down prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

Tw enty-fve Thousand dollars worth
of Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets,
Oh Cloths, Ladies and Chill
dren's Goats, TO be sold during
this Great Red Letter Sale, and
prices VIII be cut to the last ex-
tremity.
We have a large lotofDress Goods
in Black end Colored Cachmeres,
Serges, in all the different colors
and styles, at
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10
Mrs. 4. {. UHL.
MY
18th Annual
Clearance Sale
is now going on ard vii continue
until
Saturday, Feb. l7th

During this sale the prices Of all
kinds Of Dry Goods, including
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods,
Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, etc,
viii be irresistible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-10

Dark and light F .anneletts from &c up.
White Flannelei;s from Sc up
Good ysId-Side Mrslins, Sc
Heavy ysri-Wide Shseting. G and 6lc.
Good Apron Ginghams, At SC.
Lancaster Ginghams, &c
Heavy Shirtings from to &c.
Best Blue Calico lIEdigo) &C.
Best Dark Calico &C.
The prices all bleached muslins
and wide sheetings are deep cut.
This is an excellent opportunity TO
buy LADIES' Wraps and Furs, as
prices are numerically slaaght-
cred.
Great bargains in Lace and Irish
Point Curtains.
Heavy Underwear at greatly re-
duced prices.
A fine line Of Table Linens, Nap
kius, Towels and TOEling at IN
usually attractive prices.
Hamburgs, Embroidery and Trim
mings very cheap.
Cotton, Linen and Wool Carpet
Chain ar cost.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11

ance with the rules and regulations of the
Board governing such matters
Warren ~ NngNnts agt. sign, 1888 Grove
Street. M
Fursf Bros sgns, l2o and laI il cwark
avenue.
Lsyi H coaover signs n Psyepia
street.
Whereas, Onthe thirty-frst day Of May,
1894, application was made by r. B. Rem
dali and others, for the improvement of
Bowers street from Central avenue to Sum
nit avenue, and Z
Whereas, On the twenty-fourth day of
July, 1894, the Commissioners of Assess
ment filed their preliminary sketch showing
what property will probably be assessed, and
the probable amount of benefit to each lot or
parcel of land, also the probable amount of
assessment per foot of frontage, therefore
Resolved, That the third day of Septem-
Der, 1894, at eight o'clock P. NJ. and the
meeting room of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as the
time and place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear parties interested in said appli-
cation, and all remonstrances against the
said improvement that may be presented
in writing, and that the Clerk OF this Board
is hereby directed to publish in the official
papers and to post in the manner and for the
length Of time required by law. notice of said
application and filing of preliminary sketch,
and of the appointment of the above named
ime and place for hearing.
Resolved, That an extension of time
until Tuesday. August Z, 1894, be granted
the Commissioners of Assessment in which
to file preliminary map and report for change
of grade on West Side avenue, between Yale
and Culver avenues.
Resolved. That one improvement certif-
cate for 1900 be drawn in favor of Jas.
j. Harrington for work done and
materials furnished on account of contract
No. 713 for improvement of Orient avenue
from Bergen avenue to Jackson avenue.
Resolved. That 1852. 30 be paid to John
Nolan on account of contract No. ga. fer
relaying pavement IN Newark avenue, from
Fifth street to Palisade avenue.
Charge special street account.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to Henry Byrnes on7aceount Of con-
tract No. I'll for sweeping and cleaning
streets and removing ashes and garbage.
Charge this appropriation.
81, 760 for sweeping and cleaning streets.
$258. SO for removing ashes and garbage.
Resolved, That 500 be paid to Joseph
Donohue. for services as Sewer Inspector for
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Charge special salary account.
Resolved, That S75 be paid to Edward
Benson, for services as foreman over men
employed cleaning sewers and basins for the
meuth ending July31, 1894.
Charge cleaning sewers.
Resolved. That the following sums be
paid to the persons hereinafter named for
services as Inspector on Improvements.
Sl92 to Jacob SCHMIDT on improvement of
Paterson street, April, May, June and July,
1894.
S72 to John Mannion on improvement of
st. Pauls avenue June, 1884,
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to Lizzie Woodcoek, for type writing
reports, etc. on improvements.
So for type writing preliminary estimate
main sewer, Bergen, West Side. Hatch
avenues, etc.
$3.50 for typewriting report Commis-
sioner of Assessment, sewer in Manning
avenue.
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to Geo. L. Bouton, for posting notices
and filing affidavits on Improvements.
Charge the several Improvements.
$11 on improvement of Seventeenth street;
final.
81 for filing afidavits notices of Commits
sioners of Assessment, main sewer on Hatch
avenue, etc.
Resolved, That s26 be paid to Michael
Reese. for services as Laborer on Streets,
June, 1894.
1875 to Michael Dunn, for services as La
borer on Streets, June. 1894.
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