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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-14
NEW YORK
BEOKBR's FIRST DEFEAT.
Went Under in Five Rounds I'm His
Fight with Becker.

There was lots of interest in this city
last night over the twenty round battle
between Larry Becker of Bayonne and
Frank Erne of Buffalo, before the Olym-
pic Athletic Club, which was decided in
the presence of a large crowd. Local
sports gathered around the tickers and
waited patiently for the news. When it
came it was not the kind hoped for. 1t
conveyed the fact that the Bayonne lad
had suffered his first defeat in the ring.
Recently Becker acquired considerable
prominence by reason of his great skill
and his battle with Jack Downey stamped
him as one of the best in the class. He
was in demand and had no trouble in
getting on with Frank Erne for a big
purse. Many of his friends visited Buff
falo for the purpose of bettting on him
and although odds were offered on Erne
at the start Becker's excellent showing
in the first two rounds made him an even
favorite' with Erne. Becker forced the
fighting and used both hands with rapid
execution, keeping UP a running fire on
the Buffalo lad. 1t was the hardest fight
ing seen at Buffalo between leather
weights and for a time Erne's admirers
looked scared. Becker had clearly the
better of the beginning and should have
taken things more deliberate. He con-
tinued to rush matters. becoming careless.
He gave an opening to Erne, who took
the advantage, and swinging his right on
the jaw brought Becker to his knees. 1t
was the hardest punch ever received by
him and he was dazed. Erne was after
him before he recovered and driving the
local champion before him battered him
right and left while Becker staggered and
with difficulty held his feet. He was
going fast and the referee interfered to
prevent a knockout and gave Erne the
night. This was in the fifth round. They
will be matched again.
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NIANTIOs LANTERN PARADE.
Final Detafis Arranged at Last
Nights Meeting.

The Mantle Wheelmen found lots to
interest them, last night, at the meeting
which drew a large attendance to their
clubhouse on Jersey avenue. The princi-
pal part that attracted the most atten-
ton was the report on the arrangements
made for the parade to be held Thursday
night with the North Hudson Cyclers of
Union Hill, through this end Of the
county. Nantes will meet the North
Hudsons at the Boulevard and Glenwood
ayenu and after a parade through
Mercer, around the City Hall to Mercer,
to Cole. to Hamilton Park and return to
the clubhouse. the wheeImen will be
treated with liquid refreshments and will
then proceed to Administers Park in
G~reenville for a dance and supper. Each
member in line will have his wheel
decorated and lighted with a Japanese
lantern. and 4 big time is expected. The
club will also engage in a run Saturday to
Milburn, where the annual melon party
Of the Associated Cyclers will be held.
The Nantes will have a strong bowling
team this winter, the report of the COM
mittee favoring this. On Sunday the clup
win play bali with the crack team: Of the
Clos at New Dorp. The membership was
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O0RRALLED AN IDLE GANG.

The Hoboken police last night raided a
gang of idle sailors and steamship fire.
men who have been lettering about the
streets for several weeks annoying the
residents. The men came to the city to
work their passage to Europe on the Ger
man steamships. Nearly all are foreigners
and when there are no vacancies on the
steamers they remain on the streets and
occupy the benches in the parks TO the
exclusion of women and children They
make a living by begging. Some Of them
make a house to house anvass soliciting
aims. They are engaged to work IN the
steamers through an employment agency
in River street kept by a mar named
johnson. Johnson, it is said, has a con-
tract with the steamship company to fur
nish all extra labor.
Last night Detectives Nelson. Weinthal,
Fenton and K~errigan corralled the gang
near Hudson Square Park and arrested
seven men on a charge of vagrancy. The
prisoners were later discharged with or
ders to leave the city at once.
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PALIsADg CLUBS BIG PICNIC.

The fourth annual picnic of the Palisade
Pleasure Club, which was held at Pohl-
mann's Pavilion last night, proved most
successful for a postponed event. A fair
~ large party attended and thoroughly
enjoyed the we'll managed affair. George
T. Mckay as Floor Manager, was assist
ed by ohm H. Seeger and the following
Floor Committee:-Fred w. Hoppe, Geo.
Schaefer, V. Lauda and Louis w. Seeger.
The Reception Committee consisted off,
Julius Zech, William Hornblower, Louis
Guaraglia, Emil Hansen, William Stecher
and Ed Kohl. The officers of the club
are:-Louis w. Seeger, President; George
C. Schaefer, Vice-President; Julius Zech,
Treasurer; John H. Seeger. Financial
Secretary; Fred w. Hoppe, Recording
Secretary; George T. Mckay, Correspond
ing Secretary; William Stecher, Sergeant
alarms. and David Levens, Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Among those present were.-Mr. and
Mrs. julius Zech, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Levens. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hansen, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Guaraglia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Kuntz, Messrs. Edward Reute,
Frank Verbyst, Frank Darnan, Robert
Usher, William Klein, Robert Bartels,
Fred Reuter-, Jasper Ikelman, Richard
Bartels, Edward Wagle, Charles Fisher,
william Hoppe, Thomas Egan, Nicholas
Kuntz, Frank De Freitas, Henry Vogel-
sang, Albert Lehman, John Downes
Dietrich kramer, Charles Lyons, Edward
Feiler, Henry Buntz, E. Rebay, v. Lauda,
George Schaefer, John Schaefer, Otto
Richter. Albert Corby, Tony Roescher,
William H. lice, Misses Carrie Wechsler,
x--:- -r~xx Na1,s1 ~ Cao - - I,lfa
Purdy, Florence Donnelly. Margaret See
ger, Kate Seeger, Emma Ebbs, Nettie
Bede, Gussie Koehler, Maggie Kearn,
Agnes Donovan, Mamie Heibe1, Annie
Daas, Dolly Daas, Gussie Bernhardt, Rose
and Kate Walz. Sadie Fryford, Louisa
Gasmann, Jennie Stein, Della Bruning,
Jennie Sanders, Carrie and Lizzie Hoppe.
Among the organizations prominently
represented were the Jefferson Club. Ideal
Pleasure Cfub and Rosebud Social Club.
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impt.. Cottage street, Hudson Boulevard
to P. r. r.. and Herbert place, Cottage
street to Newark avenue, March, 1897,
claim No. 4S2.
Charge Improvement, laws of 1895.
Resolved, That ssaa.5o be paid to Jersey
City News for advertising final hearing,
opening. etc, Custer avenue, June, 1897,
$3.50 to S. Sutherland, for typewriting
report, Commissioners of Assessment,
impt. Old Bergen Road, Boulevard to
Gates avenue, February, 1897, claim No.
ASA.
$3.50 to s; sutherland, for .typewriting
main sewer Woodlawn avenue, etc., ETC.,
March. 1897, claim No. 476.
Charge the several improvements, old
laws.
Resolved, That SIS be paid to Patrick
avenue main sewer, 26 days in June, 1897,
at So, claim No. 131.
Charge Improvement, old laws.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to the persons hereinafter named
for services as inspectors on improve
ments Indicated
Charge several improvements, Laws of
1895.
ss1 to Michael Mcneil. Jr., Improvement
of Hancock avenue. North to Congress.
z lays in June and July, at 50, claim
No. 261.
s21 to Miles McCarron. Improvement of
Pearsall avenue, Boulevard to Morris
Canal days in June, 1897, at s., claim
$S6 to Miles McCarron. Improvement of
Pearsan avenue, Boulevard to Morris
Canal, Il days in July, at So, claim No. 262.
ISL to Gregory Judge, Clendenny avenue
main sewer y q days. at So, July, ass7,
$50 to John J. Butler. sewers in Virginia
and Eye avenues, 20 days in May and
June. 1887, claim Ne. 500.
$40 to Fred Schmidt. sewer in Old Ber-
gen Road, Danforth avenue Is DAVIS in
May, 1897, at 50, claim No. sos.
$50 to Carrot Vreeland, Improvement Of
Neptune aNenue. Boulevard to Ocean, Is
days IN May, 1881. at g. claim No. IA.
avenue. Orient to and connecting with
sewer in Claremont. ETC.. 81 lays in Nav
and June, 1897, at So. claim No. SOP.
S66 to NJ. +. Clouser, sewer in Virginia
yard. % days in May, 1897. at s., claim
No. 13i.
sf2 to Henry Gebbs. Improvement Of
Linden avenue. Avenue e to Boulevard.
50 to James Martin, Improvement of
Stuyyesaqt avenue. Ran Reypen place to
West Side avenue. 8 days in June, 1897, at
sI36.5o to n. Jatzen, Improvement of
Reservoir avenue, Central to Webster.
451s days in May and June, 1897. at S3'
claim No. ], $50.
1882 to Patrick Doyle, Improvement of
Manning avenue. Grand street to John
ston avenue. % days in May, 1897 at 50,
claim No. $50.
West Side avenue. Pollock to Danforth.
6 days in June. 1897. at 81. claim No. 500.
SIS to Albert Schmon, sewer in Tonnele
avenue, st. Pauls to Newark, IS days in
February and March. 1897, claim No. $40.
S4 TO L. w. Spitznagel, Improvement of
Columbia avenue. Zabriskie, street to a
point $50 feet north OF Lincoln street, Is
days IN July. 1881. at 50, claim No. 52s.
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ENGLISHTEAM LEADS
First Round Ended in the
International Cricket
Match.
DEFEATED
Knocked Ont in the Fifth Round
by Erne-Niantics Will Parade
With North Hudson
CycIers.
DEFEATED

The first days play in the International
cricket match at Livingston yesterday,
ended disastrousiy to the Americans, The
Erglishmen gaining a big lead in the first
stand at the bat. The local players on
the Metropolitan team excelled in the
competition for the league, but their work
MAS not as strong as YVES anticipated.
The New Jersey Athletic Club has made
such wonderful progress in cricket until
ii was thought their members were the
best qualified to meet tie visitors, con-
sequently six were selected. Their work
was the most prominent, but it could
hardly compare with the English style
who are masters at this branch of sport.
IN bowling Cobb ard Kelly of the South
Hudson team were very effective, and
held the visiting eleven to a small num-
Der of runs compared with what might
nave been expected and the work of other
teams who nav visited our shores.
Leyeson-Gower did the best batting for
the Englishmen. reaching a total of AZ
before he lost his bat, being bowled by
Clarke. J. R. Head also played nicely. p.
f. Warner, H. H. Marriott and ]. n.
Tonge also contributed well to the double
figures. The Englishmen batted stead
lily. and got within four runs of the
double century, when they were finally
bcwled. The Americans went in with
Clark and Curran at the bat, two of the
best hitters of the New Jersey Club. They
made an excellent beginning, and it looked
well for a good stand. They played with
confidence and batted well against the
speedy bowling. Jessup and Clarke broke
ground for a total of "a before Bull Sc
cured his wicket. Hurditch was slow at
the start, and failing to run when a
chance offered Curran, who attempted to
stea a run, was caught off guard and re-
tired with a score of 8. Hurditch made
10, and Cobb, the last to stand for double
figures, had IL. The Americans were
finally disposed of for rs, and the English
men began their second inning. Four
players advanced to the wicket, two be-
ing out when the game was called for a
score of SO. Play will be resumed today.
There was a big attendance, and the play
ing was exciting. One of the features
was the beautiful catch made by ]. Adam
of a long hit by Jessup after a run of so
yards. Score:-
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Resolved, That the contract for the
paving with macadam pavement of Mer-
Ger street, between Merseles street. and
the foot of the Viaduct, be AND is here
by awarded to Henry Byrne at the
prices named in his proposal submitted
to this Board OF this date; paymen
current year; said proposal of Henry
Byrne being the lowest bid received; and
that the Corporation Attorney be ana IS
hereby directed to prepare and have exc
cuted the necessary contract for the
same.
Resolved, That one special Improvement
certificate for two hundred and seventy
three and 58-10e dollars be drawn in favor
of Edward O'Donnell, retained percent
age for work done and materials fur-
for mprovemen of Garrison avenue from
Stuyvesant avenue to n
Resolved. That special Improvement GER
tificates for one thousand dollars be
drawn in favor of Michael Mulberry. for
work done and materials furnished on
account of contract No. 952, for improve
ment of Columbia avenue from Zabriskie
street to a point about $50 feet north OF
Lincoln street.
Resolved. That special improvement
certificates for six undred and ninety
three and 72-108 dollars be drawn in favor
Of Thos.s i. McCabe, final for work done
and materials furnished on account OF
contract No. 1858. for Improvement of st.
Paul's avenue, from Summit avenue to
Tonnele avenue.
Resolved. That special improvement
certificates for seven hundred and TWEEN
ty and 50-160 dollars be drawn in favor
Of Willim Byrnes, final for work mi
and materials furnished on account OF
contract No. ISL, for construction of an
lS-inch vitriied pipe sewer in Central
avenue, from Thorne street to Bowers
street.
Resolved. That special Improvement
certificates for one thousand five hun
dan & Shea Company, for work done and
materials furnished On account OF con-
tract No. 1874, for Improvement of Ham
cock avenue, from Congress street to
North street.
Resolved. That special improvement GER
.tifcates for nine hundred n seventy
two and 21-10o dollars be drawn IN favor
and materials furnished, on account OF
contract No. 995, for Improvement OF
Jewett avenue, from Bergen avenue to
Hudson Boulevard.
Resolved, That s367.s6 be paid to Edward
count Of contract No. s4i. Tor the i'm
provement Of West Side avenue; from
of Culver avenue.
Charge Improvement, old law.
Resolved, That $500 be paid to Refill &
Edwards. on account of contract No. 9SS,
for work done and materials furnished
for the improvement and maintenance OF
the macadasn roadway ON Arlington Bay
View and Garfield avenues.
Charge unpaved streets md mainten-
ance OF macadam roadways.
Resolved. That $3.50 be paid to s. Suth-
erland. for typewritins report. G. OF "a.
tN4E+
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with the election of w. Ramsay,
G Pallard and H.. Meyer. While the
names of Ben Anderson, J.. Sofield, w.
Symes, Q. Conklin, John Bolen and J.. r.
Spence were proposed.
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Notes In h Ring.

Solly Smith announces that wili or lose
with George Dixon next month, he will sail
for England.
Harry Peterson and j.. Brennan will be
the principals in a limited round bout
at Perth Amboy tonight.
Dan Creedon and Joe Choynski are
scheduled to box a limited number of
rounds at st. Louis on Thursday next.
Jack Shelly has matched Mike Sears to
meet Oscar Gardner in a twenty round
bout at Greenpoint on October 4, both to
weigh in at lis pounds at 8 o'clock.
Tonight at San Francisco Owen Ziegler
of Philadelphia and Eddie Connolly will
box twenty round The affair will be
decided before the Knickerbocker A. G..
Billy O'Donnell of Memphis and Eddie
Curry will box twenty rounds tonight at
South Beach. Joe Bernstein and Fred
Wright in the preliminary bout.
Billy Newman has decided to postpone
the opening of the Polo A. G. for at least
a month. He does not anticipate any
trouble in securing a good card when the
proper time comes.
Joe Cans has two engagements on MS
hands. On September q he is to box
Young Critic six rounds at Philadelphia,
and on September 81 he will box Bobby
Dobbs twenty rounds at Greenpoint.
Echos on the Alleys.
Notices have been sent out for a meet
ing of the Clinton Bowling Club tomorrow
night which will be held on Smiths alleys.
Officers will be chosen and new members
elected.
The Doolittle Club will open up the sea-
son in the Woods Hall alleys this even
ing with practice rolling.
The X Spartans will captained by Geo.
Kuncken this season. They will roll on
Fishers alleys.
The Hudson Club has r-eorganized and
will be found as usual at the old stand on
the River street alleys in Hoboken.
The Hour Club was r~eorganized last
night at a meeting held at No. 44 Wash
ington street, Hoboken.
The Bachelor Club was formed last
right on the Hill, and will begin practice
at once.
organized tomorrow night at Stappen-
beck's Hall, No. III Jackson street.
The Elites will commence their season
on Friday evening, September "a. They
will roll on Odd Fellows Hall alleys.
Athletes on the Davis, outing.
The annual outing of the Robert Davis
Association tomorrow at College Point is
attracting as much interest among the
athletes as in other directions, and a num-
Der of well known %sprinters will be on
hand to compete for the prizes. Joe
Quirk is in charge of this part of the
programme, and has arranged these
events. open to all ticket holders:-10
yards run. 200 yards run, $50 yards run,
/ mile run, 3-legged race, and a spoon
race. This will begin right after break
fast.
Rain Caused n Postponamenf.
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Athletes on the Davis outing.


A large number of people visited Bald
win Park last night expecting to witness
the attraction offered by the Hudson
County Athletic Club, but when the rain
began early in the evening the members
decided to postpone it until Thursday
night, when another effort will be made
to pull it off with, the numerous features
promised
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MUNYON'S s 's,s s.s s's sss !. : s sss.
ciac for ALL KINDS
OF COUGHS. Nothing injurious about it. Mum
yon's Remedies, a separate cure for each dis
ease, for sale at all drug G0I1GH
gists. Mostly 25c. Munyon's w.
E; Gui des t. Health s,,ta FREE RE; mCJRE
PROF.. MUNYON 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa, for free medical advice.
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The Committee on Public Buildings.
Docks and Parks reported on claims Ct
Peter Flaherty, $40; John Brown1ee, 800;
BENZ. M. Gerardin, $25; r. H. Weaver,
$3.50: John Mulhearn, s56; Henry Berg,
$50; Refill & Burns, $97.97; Robert irving.
1925; G.. A. Judge, $500, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
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The Committee on Printing and Station
cry reported on claims of A. e. Nolan,
$37. 25, as correct.
The report was accepted.
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BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
[OmciaI proceedings.

IC~ontinued.1
The Committee on Assessments and Ex-
tensions reported on claims of A. y.
Nolan, $42, $55; Albert DATE, $2l; ~. \.
Lubricating Oil Co, $54.27, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
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Resolved. That in cordanc with the provisions of Chapter % of the avs
of 1895 The owners of property frening on the street, as per schedule annexed, be
and are hereby notified to repair n relay tho sidewalks n curb stone nfront
mneeedMedI. eoonfTmably to the established grade of said street and in accordance
With Specifications heretofore adopted by this Board, nd to bea nnexed to this
notice when SerVed@
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10 Care = Cold IN One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Outline Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t falls to cure. 25c
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MnrInNs ANn RESERVATIONS.

-.HOIIOISO AlSD IsL1oO1O
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
presented the Following
Resolved, That all that certain resolu-
ton adopted by this Board on July -,
1897, declaring intention to proceed with
the Improvement of Dwight street, be-
tween Garfield avenue and Ocean avenue,
as petitioned for on July II, 1891, by Robert
Lawrence and others be and the same IS
hereby reconsidered and rescinded.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-An the member of the Board,
five % in number.
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Resolved, That one special Improvement
certificate for two hundred and seventy
three and $500 dollars be drawn in favor
of Edward O'Donnell, retained percent
age for work done and materials fur-
nished on account of contract NO. 944,
for Improvement of Garrison avenue from
Stuyvesant avenue to Tonnele.
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Resolved, That special Improvement GER
tificates for one thousand dollars be
drawn in favor of Michael Muilery, for
work done and materials furnished on
account of contract No. 952, for improve
ment of Columbia avenue. from Zabriskie
street to a point about $50 feet north of
LINCOLN street.
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Resolved, That the report OF the Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers. upon the
application In writing of James w.
Decker and Others, presented to this
Board on the ninth day Of Au-
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Resolved, That special Improvement
certificates for six hundred and ninety
three and 72-100 dollars be drawn in favor
Of Thos. f. McCabe, final for work done
and materials furnished on account of
contract No. 1858. for Improvement of st.
Paul's avenue, from Summit avenue TO
rTopuRIa avenue.
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impt., Cottage street, Hudson Boulevard
to p. r. r.. and Herbert place, Cottage
street to Newark avenue, March, 1897,
claim No. ASP.
Charge Improvement, laws of 1895.
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Resolved, That $500 be paid to Refill &
Edwards. on account of contract No. 9SS.
for work done and materials furnished
for the improvement and maintenance OF
the macadasn roadway ON Arlington Bay
View and Garfield avenues.
Charge unpaved streets n mainten-
ance OF macadam roadways.
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Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to s.. Suth-
erland, for typewriting report. G. Of a.
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Resolved. That special Improvement GER
tifcates for nine hundred and seventy
two and 21-100 dollars be drawn in favor
Of Edward O'Donnell. final for work done
and materials furnished, on account Of
contract No. 995, for Improvement OF
.JeWett avenue, from Bergen avenue to
Hudson Boulevard.
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Resolved. That special Improvement
certificates for one thousand five hun
dred dollars be drawn in favor of Sheri-
& Shea Company, for work done and
materials furnished OF account of con-
tract No. 1874, for Improvement of Ham
cock avenue, from Congress street to
street.
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It is a lamentable thing that a
Americans lose much of the pleasure Of
English travelling by greatly exagger-
ating the differences in character be-
tween the two nations. and by assuming
that the English. as SUCH, are more re-
served, cold, and u~nsocial than Ameri-
cans, says s'Harper's Bazar." During
three visits at long intervals to his
country, and while as~sociating with "all
sorts and conditions of men," 7 lave
never been able to find any authority
for this impression. Hawthorne told the
story when he pointed out that any mu-
tual dislike betyseeen the two nations was
collective and not individual; that the in
dividuals were apt to fraternize well
enough. but thai each retained a vague
prejudice against the whole body of the
other nation. English people are apt to
like the Americans whom they know. but
to retain the impression-no doubt some
times ju~sti1able-that there are 9 great
WE EEA
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$3.50 to S. Sutherland, for typewriting
main sewer. Woodlawn avenue, etc., etc,
March, 1897, claim No. 476.
Charge the several improvements, old
laws.
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Resolved, That an extension of time of
80 days be and is hereby granted to Refill
& Edwards in which to complete their
contract for Improvement of Avenue g,
side Of Gator avenue, said contractors
having petitioned for such extension and
the Chief Engineer having approved of
said petition.