The Washington times., 1895-06-21
Avenue Cable Line Officials See
Commissioned Powell.
DALEY'S FRIENDS AT WORK
Petitions and Appeals for His Pro
motion-Assessor Trimble Prepar-
ing List of Realty Subject TO Tax.
No Flag for Judge Kimban-offi-
ciaI Orders Issued.

The Washington and Georgetown Rail
road Company is contemplating the exten-
sion of its Fourteenth street line, and
when the extension OF that thoroughfare
shall be completed the company will doubt
less be ready with its proposal for right
of way.
The officials are making careful sur
vey of desirable routes, and the most
available viii be selected when the proper
time arrives President Dunlop and Mr..
c. C. Glover were at the District building
yesterday debating the proposition with
Commissioner Powell.
Assessor TrimbIe is having prepared a
list OF all real estate property in the Dis
trict that has by operation of the law
become subject to taxation, but which
has not yet been placed on the tax list.
The list, which will be ready by July /,
will embrace all the new structures, with
the additions and improvements made to
old buildings, where the value exceeds
$4,000
Complaints as TO the assessments viii
be heard between the first and third
Mondays in July.
OFFICIAL ORDERS ISSUED.
1t was ordered yesterday:
That a cement side walk be laid in front
of Nos. 1924 and 1926 F street northwest,
under the permit system.
That 3l6 feet of six-inch pipe be laid
in the south side OF c street southeast, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets
The fire hydrants he erected as follows:
On the south side street. between Third
and Four-and-a-half streets southwest; at
corner OF Eighth and q streets southwest;
on west side OF Union street, between NJ
and streets southwest; on south side of
II street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streest northwest.
The Commissioners have no spare flag for
Judge Kimball, and his honor win have
to buy one. The suggestion was made that
enough might be taken from the police
court appropriations to pay for the flag.
BOOMING sERGT. DALEY.
The friends of the fighting sergeant"
who want to have him promoted to the
inspectorship were before the Commits
sioners vest erday morning to voice their
sentiments, both orally and by written
communication.
The first TO call We're Dr. NJ. F. Thomp-
son and DR.. NJ. Hermann, who presented
petition uumerously signed by citizens
OF the southw est, in which the promotion
of Sergt. Daley was strongly urged.
Dr. Thompson said that the seTgednt's
record IN the uurUn pTeCluCl was quite
enough to insure him the inspectorship
without a word of personal appeal. There
was time, he said, when the patrol
wagon was almost constantly on duty at
one certain locality, to say nothing OF what
transplred in the remainder OF the pre-
cinct He was very earnest in his praise
OF the sergeant's work.
Rev. w. H. Gotwald delivered the sec
ond petition. 1t was signed by southw est
business men and was equally laudatory OF
Sergt. Daley.
The petitions were both placed on file.
William Ryan obtained the contract. by
order issued yesterday, for cleaning Penn
sylvania avenue by hand labor.
Additional privates were appointed yes
terday as follows: Charles Vcrmilion.
Peabody school Joseph Parsons. WalIach
school; w. II. Lee, Maury school; K. II.
Wood, Henry school: c. ] Withcrton,
Towers school; S. +. Hayse, LenoX school,
and Henry Been, Carberry school.
Superintendent Moore Of the police de-
partment, was instructed yesterday by the
Commissioners to enforce the regulations
which forbid children, not passen gers,
from jumping on and off the street cars
when the trains are in motion.
According to notice issued yesterday
he who bids for the privilege Of using hay
market scales for the coming year. will do
so with full knowledge that he must remove
| the scales from their present location
and bid accordingly.