The Washington times., 1894-09-09
TO TAP THE B-sTREEr MAIN.


That permission be given 10 tap the 2O-inch
main on street. between First and Second
streets northeast, for connection for flush
Ing basin.
That a sewer on Florida avenue northeast,
between North Capitol and Porter streets, be
added to provisional schedule for 1896, or un-
der permit system upon receipt OF the usual
dep0sit estimated cost, 1914.
That the public hydrant on Twentieth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and II
street northwest, be abandoned.
That a water main be laid in Holmead ave-
nue, between Whitney avenue and Lamar
street, at an estimated cost OF 1892, includ-
ing the erection of one fire hydrant.
That a cement sidewalk be laid in front of
lots I and q, corner OF Ninth street and New
York avenue, under permit system; cost. 1912.
That the sewer on the north side OF T street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
northwest, be condemned, and no new con-
nections be allowed to be made with it, and
sewer be constructed in the alley Of square
Isl, to replace the one condemned, to be
charged to appropriation: cost, 81 .3O5
That a water main be laid on Florida ave
nue., between North Capitol and Porter streets;
cost. S4g5.
That the public hydrant at Thirty-fourth
and NJ streets be removed.
That a water main be laid in Half street,
between NJ and n streets southwest: cost, 1903.
That sewer on Thirteenth street extended,
between Whitney avenue and Lydecker street,
be added to the provisional schedule for 1896
or under permit system upon receipt of the
usual deposit.
That catch basin be constructed on D
street northeast, near the corner of Thirteenth
street. TO be charged to the lexington and
Soldiers Home Railroad Company.
That licenses as master plumbers and gas
filters be issued TO James 0. Carroll and H.
O. Bailey
The present condition Of available funds
for street lighting will not permit compliance
with the request Of Ira J. Baker and others
for erection Of twenty gas lamps in Langdon,
and they have been so advised.
Concerning the inquiry OF L. I. Breuninger
in relation 10 the contemplated extension of
New Hampshire avenue, Commissioner
Powell says in his Endorsement of the papers
that an extension was adopted under the act
of March 2, 1898, of Columbia road to meet
New Hampshire avenue at PetWorth.
NEW NOTICE COULD BE SERVED.
J. C. Gull failed to comply with notice as
10 defective plumbing in house No. ia Sec
ond street southeast, and the facts in the case
were reported in June. with an opinion by
Attorney Thomas that prosecution under
existing regulations could not be made and
he suggested that If the law should be
amended to cover the case new notice could
be served. The engineer department has
Just filed a report, however, TO the effect that
the law applies not only to plumbers, but to
ANY person" who shall neglect or refuse to
comply with the requirements. and Cults
case in the judgment Of the captain of engi-
Deers presents very different features from
others passed upon by the courts as to the
powers of the Commissioners. 1t is now to
be ascertained whether prosecutions of this
and similar cases cannot be maintained.
William l. Nocton has made oath to the
following accusation against Thomas Hanlev,
and has placed the same in the hands of the
District Commissioners:
II was arrested by this officer on Monday,