New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
WHITE PLAINS.
STREET PAVING CONCERNS CHASING CON
TRACTS
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS ATTRACTING '"NSiD
ED All L ATTENTION. LOCAI NOTES

ERABr.E ATTENTION-LOcM. NOTES
OF INTEREST.
Now that the bill which authorizes the Board OF
Trustees to bond the village for $1,000 for stree.
having PURPOSES has become law men Interested
in foistng upon the public their particular me'hous
of street paving are swarmng about the trustees
and trying 10 induce them to favor thelr respeV-
tive compounds As yet no decision mas pee"
reached on account of the macadam IN haii-
road-ave. the asphalt people offer to lay 'her
composition for 81 65 per yard Undoubtedly the
matter will be thoroughly passed upon by the ho1h'
and Bridges Committee before n report Is SUD
mittel Vitrhed brick pavement it Is said. VIII De
an important factor for the committees consiera-
ton.
Since last week nothing new In the project 10
purchase the plant OF the Westchesier County
water Works Company. or. in case OF failure so 10
do TO construct a new system OF water supply mas
| been developed. The committee continues 10 re-
ceivc propositions from engineers willing 70 give
their services to the Trustees for . consideration.
The committee members will report the results OF
thclr labor AT the monthly meeting In June
The village treasurers report. which VIII be pun
Is.h.d to-day shows a balance In every account ex-
cept that OF roads and bridges. Last year over
5000 WAS spen, on the roads and bridges. a
PORTION nn OF ' me CONTINGENT and sewer maintenance
| account has been liqudatcd. and ms year "s ~,
crease I'm the tax rate II expected o' ~ I"as' :,
vrr cent. mainly on account OF an equalization or
assessment The contingent account WI ns st'n' ~,
rcI,ceJ ncxt year because the cost of collection OF
rornva and extra police patrol. which virtually
used up the entire appropriations VIII W pam ''' ~
as1 evening the trustees passed upon The bond,
omGTa ny ~ the hsSways during next .eai
YEAR The bonds were approved, as me The
s snaEs anI bridges are in good condition at present
XII. for the lighting Of the village streets wiz oe
Susmed tax " syy is presented the trustee. It
is said the Board. IN Difference TO u,r "'si,' n &C.
CONT Of its failure approve the proposition MAJ
bv m. White Pains Gas ana f.ce't'c ' a. =.
swardei the company because tnreeye'r con-
tract II the limited time tS"i nY reformation o.,
the public school building ~ Dlsir'. 10 oo,,,ar,
nearly completed Edward oRourHc ,mr 3or its
Tor. who recently died made p'o''''o"' '''
'a "'rysmSeii Post. 30 ios. O r. st,endca IN "a
- S,'1 JoSn's Hap last wednesday evening" a.,
BIDS for the lsyins Of a .em'' ~ r'eher avcs
Vii close on wednesday new al noon ,, ,.,
The Excise board has thus Tar receiver 49,
'o Samuel j. parnes one o. Ne ylnss T.I ssr
~ ne rnn1e ,ousistlng OF srVenty-taO acres. anu
wlli have II ald out into VIA pl''-. e., t..,
WIZ Trei a. IS Clark. Of Mamaroncck-ase- n IN
WesI-e.ta,e specua,ors are quis active ana ap.
plican,A for cottages and deslt'b'" ""'''"s ''''
ar iI'"ari Kinch. commssi.ner OF Jurors. an,
nounces that the Grand jury ili ~" n"3 1911 :,
m. circuit Court and Court or oyer ana l''n',
when convencs here on May - VII be- 'oihps'u %
follons 1cofgc iIaighi George l. Loon an, '.'''
IA Eatten Rye Walter iirhog. NOUN ,' ,s,,,
riberi Rarhite Poundrdge Ionn ~ n.h'i,, ,,,,
s.vmour and Edward n'llcfrnhl". 'ofuHn''' 'r,.'
4 Irish Yorktown. Charles Pryor, - - . n',n''
and John il McNfdc. Mimnroneck % Is, In"Iinr
"nu and Lropod Graham N"~-Noch"h'. 'v,n'"u'
pailry ana Jay j. 'hunplln. psr'ni,k, yo eh.,.
iIIcks. Edward secgr and Jemes pay Vas i'm
Lander Hunter. North castle william - ''' t,
An pelham. walter \. bfink"ai't anI ~.
c,iyor yony.rs. Albert y herman and banl' law
renee Cirrenburg. Charlie G 10Y h"''"'' anu
vetvlc j ByingiOn. NOf;h salem ..
an III. evening o, Memorial Day u pr"s' n'n.n'
y, songs Rotations. instrpm"nthi music anu ora
,nrv vlli be given In ST John 4 Han