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WA H.. HuTTsER, Attorney Al
Law. AaNiea free suits prose-
cuted and defended in al courts.
~ yrats' experience Pros red!nEH
~ bankruptcy sompanirH ineof=
porate9. Abstracts carefully 81
auiued. Collections made IA al
parts ~ the United states. High
Get commercial and bank fefet~n-
CfM az Third avenue. opposite
Public Library Phone Maia 400.
>. y, BALL. III. 4 itoxwsm block.
10 Columbia q. above las Ave
GENERAL practice n all thc courts.
Damage Gases = Specially.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
~ y FosTEn formerly ~ Neon
nssifkills .. bari eN.fefCrces Ia
bankruptcy general faN practice.
eoileetionHs etc. 81 Pacific Block.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or.at.iaw, DEXTER Horton Bank eid
A gELf,oaa. Is HALEY building.
nESsoN& AUST. :. Ro-ian block
W u lAMnuTs. se,-k Paeinc bis.
a. s MACDONALD, sos BAKE I'D
Root Palmer . flnnwfn. Pioneer BID
=. q coSoVEIl - e. Hhiicr bldg
LYMAN y ksArP, 10 HaIler biaR
% WARD KEMP. 80 nnrks bldg
! p. DOUGLAS. 50 New Yors biz.
RICHARD osborn AS n y. bk
= LANst.AND. - New York hlk
HORACE PETER. SO New York *
;. y kFrfs. 81 New Tork Hiook
frsa ~. Petersen. aie Mutual fAfe.
y VI PARkER. ~ Pacinc hlock
PrfRRr y FrnnT 1910 second.
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Any work that should not prove
VIII be attended 10 free
o. charge in our nearest office.
We are making q specially 81 gold
grown and bridge work the most heaas
uNi painless and durable of an dental
work known n the profession. our
name aiens will be guarantees that
your work will b. ~ the best We
have Specialist in each department.
Hest operators. best sold wnrkrnau and
aSfracinra Of teeth In fact. all the
star are Investors u modern dentistry
We vii tell you IN advance exactly
what your wofA viii cost ~ free 81.
animation. Give w call and yuu
VIII md We Do exactly What we ad.
vefsiss
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Bfk years experience with chronic
eaaeH. fiehart 4 Howell. oafeo.
paths. s18 collins block Tel
Main faa. conHultntiod FREE
RvAHHIHgTOh Institute IT oafe0-
pathY third year in seattle akef
n 600 treatments given literature,
including complete report II Two
years work sent free On app
cation aafe Deposit bag. &C. 10
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FRufTERY IN CITY LIMITS.
A sure annual income OF sS.ao0 from
one OF the most complete fruiter-
les IN the county. II We can't
convince Won that less than two
years revenue viii pay for the
place you simply ignore facts.
Easy terms and Immediate pos
session.
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GENERAL INVESTMENT co.
419 Bailey Building

GREEN LAKE PROPERTY.
II YOU want Green Lake prot.ert !,
call and see ". !. Wilson a Co. sfi
Washington block.
We have $50 lots, the choi~e Of al,
the property at Green Lake: SIS 10
500 per lot on your own terms.
Sis00-t-room house, \ lots. 30xfso
good we'll close 20 car line.
SlsV0-6-room house. lots. on car
line rent $40 per month, high and
slightly.
E. |. WILSON q co.
Tel. Main 5b6. 5i4 washington hin,
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Special bargains IN cook stoves
and rangrH y q Miles a pin4r GO,
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pArEnr ATTORNEY.
Personal.

nafnes 8 Co 5a-7E starr Boyd bidg
y. - ADAMS. drafting colman BID
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ARCHITECTS

a TIDLMAND. q ColmAn block.
McNanus 4 walker. ioi ~ u bik
y. ~. nouonToa. al callna.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TIrLs.

ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
AhaIrhtt Company, enih piinhea
1854 Mining claim abstracts Bass
mcut OF fi4e Mutual Life building.
Booth WhittieseYs Hartford Abstract
Coz established Isds haaruirnt Of
Hailer block. Telephone Main ~.
sEATTLE Absltact Co. y. Y. hLk
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LEo.B Business college Union and
ahd Individual tuition. ~ nubinrta
wiIsaa Modem nusiasss eaiisss aaih iia
HHhT methods /. nd IeaehsfH Acme
business college HeeoHd an1 Hl1e
cLAlRVoYAHTs.
Fiafanre Marvin. Is years Benities
pfophstoaH 1909 first near ~ %.
aEhfHuDE NYnEs. srsateHt u.s.
lna elhlryogant. lala11 ~ nd
toLLaorioA Aossoifs
MONTY collected. 81 Iiaaton block.
aENEnAL Collection. 10 rlonecr
Cons RAG ioR and suiLoEEs.
sopEhQUiHT q noaEf.EAF. shops
a. zlssl20 sprinE street
!. X HWtlfr. house aud sian paint.
-. rs hprlnN Htffat
cLorHEs CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 90.
clothes IN shape 81 30 month dye
inf. repairing 1901 sfd. nun 1904.
iitaftEaT prces for eaHtzon cloth
lnH iAxe Inglor. y siarr BOYD hld
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
z5asHas sssss=s#sas.sas |.s..a..a.
LCCAa Detective Agency. Union
biloxi J ~ DaWsaa. MANAGER
DENTISTS.
a IS PHILIPPE, 81 ueusay Blk.
r.. q a custer OPP Bon Marche.
'Ghlsaga Dental 90 80 HnrEleN
DANCING ACAoEMtEs.
u BARcINa LESSONS = tz50--
Ladies and gentlemen joining our
opening classes for beginners now.
Monday ana Friday evenings ~
So Guarantee HalfE. 2satep and
al the latest ball room dances.
Extremely i0ss tate for gentlemen
IS 30 can take lessons ~ once.
EKcmtiFe private lessons daily al
Wilson nancinE Academy. Hanke
block. Pike street Circulars mall
ed free heattie'a ieaalna dancing
school
Mr.. ana Mrs. Llitle.s Academy. %.
pertinent. dancing physical cui.
Iare zlr Madl.an - - md ~
pYEiEc And CLEANING.
AMEHIcAN stream DE Works. dry
eieanlng lilL AZ T. Nan ~
OaEssMsKERs.
MRS cHRIsyIANeos. Is Union
block. VIII ~ out hy the day
MAE SMITH unodlaie. ! Hinekisy.
LYNCH s SHAW. &C. Haller Rlag.
ENGRAVING.
SEATTLE FngraYink 20. high grade
printing pl0tsa HiHekicy block.
Observation-Disclosures % Borrow.
WHY keep your money 81 bank
when Ne can set you J pcr cent.
on hrat mortgage. improved real
estate IN ihu city ~ heattel Ger.
mana metacan Invrsf manF Co. bil
Third Ave-. nELax..a nah.Ie l.5rArL.
FINANCIAL.
usE MILLION DOLLARS to han
on rial estate IN Seattle In sums
Of SEQ O. "a 90. Gerrna n Ameri-
an Iuyeaifnent CO. 81 1rhifb ave.
To LOAN Private nsoney al low
fafe ~ interest GYoil. Damus A
0sner. TOT Marion street.
VARIANTS bought and hoid, Nor
r.snn q Enhellnan Matn.l I.lfe 30
FoR RENT.
s==assass-ssesaaaasas
OFFICES and desk rouns. steam
heat and good light. Inquire 3is
New York block
FOR SALE.
HOTELS AND LODGING HOUSES
i0sroom hourr on Third avenue.
close In fqin--pAyina the rent and
taking no chance that SO. i~Mving
rooms 10 live In
x.ruotnn ON Pike. close in. ts55. rent.
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Pacific Coast steamship Co.

lF Nhn i TuItlIstu
The CompanYa steam
ahtpH State 81 Cat,
WaliA Walla, timatiila
and civ Of fuehls
Leave Seattle can
Feb q. y g.
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4 LlndaueL eyes 81. free = plk.
OIL AID GASOLINE.
osrEopArhY.

CAtl up olympio OIL 90. Tot main
n1 o. IhIrl MVnnun.
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WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores IN all parts OF the city. Ger
msh American Investment Co.. 5i3
T@ilrd avenue.
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OFFICES and desk rouus. steam
heat and good light. Inquire 81
New York block
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
oEnTtsrs

LUCAS Detective Agency. Uni
hIaek , 10 Dawson. MANAGER.
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a IS pHlLLIPs. 81 neu.s, biz
pE e. q. custer OPP. Bon Marche.
'Chleagn Dental 60 90 HnrsleN.
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HOTELS AND LODGING HOUSES
i0sr6om aourr on Third avenue.
close In fgi1--payinR the rent and
taking no chance that $40. i~Mving
rooms 10 live In.
N-fesonM ON Pike. close IN. sac. rent.
a. excei3ent buy.
5 rooms. furniture. rent -. 800.
this r. IN flnc ueiKheaf heof. snap.
TATE a CO. Burke Block
FoH SAIL Seattle auction raie
stable. 1873 Western avenue. tel
NlT 1881 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday Ht p. ~. horses
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds Of
Gnods suid on commission NJ. J.
Walker. aucfiuneer.
FOR sALE-wine house in san
Francisco. ola esfn hlished. cen
trniiy located. large retail and
family trade. owner retires About
tE50a. Address IS City Hall square.
near Market street
lots aud unfinished house IN
Green Lake. VIII finish house n
desired terms cali on Jacob NIL
ier. ~ New York block.
TWO Alaska fons : months OLD. SO
I'm ave. NORM 80. Hlark 11lA-
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LB0'H business college. Union ana
md Individual tuition. aii enbiestH
wiisaa Modern nusinsas eaifsss Nan ti7
HHaT methods .nd teachers Acme
IIEaLrnn. lulIml-n .lannua md PM
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usE MILLION DoLLAIts 10 han
on rial estate IN Seattle in sums
81 SEQ % "a 90. fSerFna n a meri-
ean Iuveaitnent CO, 81 ThiFi ave.
TO LOAN Private usonuy at low
fafe ~ Interest. GFuil. DamuS A
0sner. TOT Marion street
WARRANTS bought and Aoid, Nor.
rlauH 4 FWhpilnan MUTUAL Life bid
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s. Smith, Edward w, Turner, James
F, Child. David Brandon, w. 8. Well
0rne, @. Fl. Watson, Thos. Walker
and T. p. Moore.
Clerk: Mrs. Mary Ch1rch Terrell. ,
Treasurer; P. B, 8sgley. "
Chorister; Prof. W B. Hayson,
The new organization has sdopteo
the name of Lincoln Memoir, COngre-
yatlonaI Temple. There will be grand
oeRinning on Sunday morning, OctOb
or b, at the Lincoln Memorial Temple
corner II b and r strs cts, northwest.
Rev. Brown VII occ' py the pulpit
Prof. Hayson will bring With him to
the new church the choir of Park Tenn
pie Church. The best Of this choir
united with the best OF the cid LincOID
Llne.l choir will make splendid mu-
4ical organization.
The colored American., 1901-10-05

r. TEFFT. JOHNSON, a we'll
" known society man Of Washing
sHs tngton, D. G., who played lasts sea
son as leading man in "The Heart Of
Maryland company, writes the follow
ing letter to DR.. Hartman, Of Columbus,
O., in which he gives his opinion of the
catarrh remedy, Peruna. Mr.. Johnson
says:
':Ln ali my experiments with n1edi-
cines ia the effort 10 Improve COndf-
ton Impaired by 0VerWOrk, I have
found nothing that has done SO much
good as Peruna. As a tonic ii Is grand.
take pleasure In recommending II TO
professional people and 10 the public
generally"
His sister, Miss Able Johnson, a tai
ented young actress and society woman,
also OF Washington, D. c., speaks in the
highest terms Of Peruna. She says:
81 take pleasure In recommending
your Peruna as an excellent remedy. I
heartily join with my brother, Mr.
Tent. johnson, the leading man in "The
Heart Of Maryland" in testifying to
Peruna as q fine tonic. Professional
people who are travelling from city to
city should not be without Peruna."
The above letters were written from
Washington, D. c., Fourteenth and I
streets.
Mr. Robert B. ManteM, the great ro-
mantle sCfor, says: "Peruna Is re-
fnaahfaU IN fine repuas and brain II
makes me feel Ike q new man."
The colored American., 1901-10-05

emcieDt committee was CAPABLE of salts
Iylng all demands. Supper consisted
VI e1Sm chowder, sandwiches and cof-
Ise' Ice cream and cake being on sale.
Ihe party left Ansonia at 7.3O o. m.
arriving at Bridgeport at 8 45 o. M,
returning to Ansonia at 10 10 o. N.
All reported q very pleasant time. The
committee was Mr.. Charles 81. G Annon
captain, Mr. George Burr, Mrs. Addie
Burr secretary; Mrs. Nellie Phillips.
treasurer; Mrs. Eva Gray Dir. and Mrs,
Richard Simmons, Mr.. Isaac Codosbja
Ear. and Mrs. Edward Hawley, Mr.
Archie Welling: on and Miss Reoeccs
Douglass.
Thechotr Of the A. u. E. Zion chulch
participated in concert given by Il e
members OF the White M E church.
Darby, Friday September, 81. "ne
cnolr was received with great applause,
also being appl AUded after each nun
Der rendered. This choir is a credit %
Il on's Connection and great credit IL
due the leader, Mr. A J. .Fersuso aAd
assistant leader Mr.. John D, Ellis, Mre.
Lyman jackson also recited some of her
choice selections hich was appreciated
beyond description. Mrs. Jackson ia
Without exception the best elocutionist
IN the state and the people of Ansonis
are proud Of her. "CSll Johnp was
also sung by Messrs. A. j. Ferguson.
q. w. Tinney, r. Edmonds. 7. Ander-
son, MeRdames Lyman Jackson, Laura
Jackson and Miss Lizzie Paynes; they
OeIng obliged to respond to an encore
The choir was congra ;ulated by the
minister and officials of the church
and served with Ice cream and cake.
The leader wishes to return thanks to
the minister and members ofthe church
f9r their gen nerous hospitality toward
item,
The colored American., 1901-10-05

nERUNA HAS MANY FRIENDS
among society people everywhere.
They all recommend 1t as a fine
tonic, excellent for coughs, colds and
hoarseness to which they are so liable.
Late hours, irregular meals, the cease
less rounds Of soci41 duties, the conss.
quent sapping Of nervous vitality, make
the society man or woman especially
liable to affections Of catarrhal origin.
Vice President Roxa Tyler, promi.
nently connected IN Chicago, and Vice
President Of the Illinois Woman's AL.
lance, in letter written from e10 East
6Oth street, says: e'During the past year
! gradually lost flesh and strength until
I was unable TO perform my work
properly. PernnR gave me new life
and restored my strength" O
George Backus, in "Way Down East''
Co., says: "I know of nothing so efica-
cious in the speedy relief from hoarse-
ness as Peruna. 1t is invaluable to all
persons who use their voice in public
work. It almost Immediately relieves
huskiness and renders the voice strong
and natural"
Miss Maude Lillian Berry, one Of the
leading goperasingers of America, writes:
"Long ago my nerves were in danger Of
absolute and hopeless collapse from the
strain of hard work, study and exoite-
ment. A friend sent me bottle Of Pe-
runa and prevailed upon me to take it
did, with marvellous results"
A book on catarrh sent free by The Pc
runa Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The colored American., 1901-10-05

cry way. There were 1876 members pre-
sent all of whom took an active inter-
est in the proceedings. On the vote for
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Brown re ceived 175 out
of the 1876 on the first ballot, which is q
splendid tribute to him as an or
ganizer and leader.
The following officers were elected:
Deacons: Messrs. E E. Russell,
John Thornton, ia mes 3 Hill, Jones,
David Lowe, Edward knight, Robert
Holmes, Horace @ Ieenan.
Trugtses: Prof. Bobert 81. Terrell r,
The colored American., 1901-10-05
Z ncoln Memorial Congregational Tenn
pie.

On Tuesday night OF this week, tt Q
Lincoln Memorial Congregations
Church and the Park Temple Congle-
gstiOnal Church met in joint sessiC d
and consumnated a union Of the two
churches, with Rev. Sterling W. Brown,
rs pastor. The meeting OF the united
oody was q most remarkable one in eN-
The colored American., 1901-10-05

net, Messrs SeweIl d Flores, vioIIns.
The great organ and grand pisno.
appearing with the choir Sunday
morning and for the winter will be
such notable singers IS DIR, James r.
Walker, terror sol0ist, Messrs. Wi tam
b. Fossett, w. II. Carter and Radford
Davis, basses, Miss Marie James, con
traI %, Misses Nettie Murray and GeoK
9ia smith. Sopranos Mrs, Lula JOY
Brooks will sing with the Quartette ev-
cry Sunday night and the choir Of fifty
Y hess will be accompanied at all ser.
vices by the organ and Grand piano.
AL seals free, al welcome.
The colored American., 1901-10-05
ST. LUKE'S FALL OPENING.
The Pastor an" Congregation to put New
Life into the Work.

The s.. Luke's church (15th and
Madison street rorthwesD OF which
Rev. Owen n. Waller, pastor. began
the opening Of sll fell and win.er ser
vices on sunday. They will be as foI
lows: Holy Communion 7:30 8. m /,
Service and Sermon Ii q m Sunday
school p. m proper service with or
ehestra OF seven piec. p. M. Beat
tiful service of Song and mrs'c p 10
Confirmation class every Friday nigh
at the Recto,y, 14lI CorcoIsn street at
73Q.
The colored American., 1901-10-05

"A IOuus AS"A
cbisFep supper-Gener2l News Notes
Ansonia. Conn.,, Special:-The a
n e and L. Society gave q pleasant
oo,ce,t and entertainments at the A. ID
2 Zion church last week and an ex.
.onIonsl good time was hads The pro,
gfsmme for the evening consisted Ot
t,a ,af,llowIng; Opening by Mics Bes'
.ia E5n. onds with an organ sGlo; Miss
Gsrtrude Maddox read the opening sd'
d,sss recitation by Miss Blanche Cato
,ctstion by Miss Carrie Robinsoni
,Jo By Mis-. Carrie L>nOn sccom panied
bv Miss Albarta Taylor; recitation by
Mas Bessie Edmond; reading OF the
o..nc by Miss Sadie Jackson, on the
Actions of the young ladies' Of the So.
ciety. which provoked much laughter
radiation by Miss ida Bell Harrison;
orOsp Duet by Misses Mamie Lemon
and Alberta Taylor; recitation by Miss
Eioise Jackson; remarks to the society
bv the Rev. L E Taylor, after which
MIR. A. J. Ferguson read the notices OF
the week. The concert closed with an
organ solo by Miss Bessie Edmonds'
The proceeds for the evening were $11.
n part Of which will go to the church
The out of town guess to attend the 4.
D. s. and L. Society 3 entertainer
wre MIR. F. Pieira Of Now Haver,
Conn Mr.. Samuel Maddox Of Platts-
Vile. Conn. and Mr.. IrVie of Bridge
port, Conn. The next on the list to
given Dy the young ladies' will be tull
de sr,CeptiOn.
Miss Mamie fletcher of No. z Jew EFT
3 feet has returned to Havana, Cuba TO
rs ume her former position Is school
t cher. Miss Fletcher will be greatly
missed among her associates and 1rienC s
for she was quite favOrite among al
wlO knew her. Her brother, Mr. John
Fletcher accompany her as far as NJ "
Y,rk. The tribe of Reuben M 8. L.
q. Tay lor captain, gave grand chiCE-
supper and entertainment at the A. n
E. Zion church on Thursday, Sepsen :
Der Is which WAS very largely attended
there not being supptr enough to &C
COmmodate al who wished to partak
Thereof. The committee spared 10
pains to make everything pleasant Il !
all who attended. A gOCdly sum was
realized. The committee Of arrange
ments were, Mrs, L. 81. Taylor, captain
Mesdames William II. Griffin, Emms
KeffOrd, Julia Robinson. Ida Anderson
Coleman and Mr.. George Munrue, sec
EetsTy.
The members of the A. n. E. ZloI
church ale to hold q "HaIvest Home
Service in the church the first Sunday
in October, great preparations beint
under way to make it q success. The
ptOgrsm for the occasion Is not ye
completed. The Last Of the books tina
we're in the hands Of the church mem
beTs soliciting small Subscriptions 'ol
the benefit Cf the church has been 1e
TUNED and it Is found that there wa
some S22O contributed by friends of tn,
church for that purpose. The church il
very thankful for the hearty respone,
t. their call for assistance and wouIC
be glad to thank eli personally for tbeiI
The colored American., 1901-10-05

With the orchestra WI he DR. Ma
mie Williams, CT llO, Or. Wallace, cor
The colored American., 1901-10-05
THE CONNECTICUT NEWS.

-. D. S. and L. Society Gave 3 Most
cncc.SSfuI Concert and Entertainment
A Young Teacher Goes TO CuDa-A
Chicken supper-General News Notes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-20
NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS

To w. N. Burnham, Chas. Frattini.
D. NJ. Miles, Harrison Granite Co.,
Corporation, and Mrs. Peter Rusca,
all OF the city of Barre, Vt, and all
persons interested:
Whereas, There has been a petition
for the laying out OF proposed street
from River street to Center street, in
the city Of Barre, VT; and whereas,
there has been res luton passed by
the City Council Of the city OF Barre,
VT, directing the street commission
ers Of the city OF Barre, to lay out said
street.
Be it known to the parties interest
ed that the description Of the said pro
posed street is as follows
Commencing at the northeasterly
extremity OF River street, as surveyed
in October 1889; thence northerly in
the same direction % feet to stone
bound; thence turning an angle OF "a .
45s., toward the west and running
north Al 15S., west 1853 feet to a
stone bound; thence turning an angle
Of So sos. toward the west and run.
ming north 100 45S., west 6S.0 feet to
a stone bound near the easterly line OF
land OF the Harrison Granite Co.;
thence tuning an angle OF 21o OPS,
toward the north and running north
So 40S, west 1915 feet to a stone
bound at the intersection Of the north
erly side OF Centre street, and the east
erly side of George street The above
described line is the easterly and the
northerly side Of said street; said street
being 80 feet wide.
For a more complete description,
reference may be had to plans of the
same above described street now on
file at the Office OF the City Clerk and
City Engineer of the city Of Barre, Vt.
Now Take Notice, that we have ap-
pointed the 29th day Of November A.
d. 1901, at 8 O'Clock a. m, as the time
for the examination and at the same
time Mt the City Engineers office in
the said city OF Barre, we will meet
for the purpose of hearing the parties
interested along or about said street
and those owning or interested III land
by or through which said street may
pass and will then and there consider
the question of the convenience and
necessity to individuals and the pub.
lie good, and also for the purpose Of
assessing the owne RS of lands adjoining
said street, and also hear any claim
for damages which may arise from the |
laying out of said street by or over
said mentioned property.
Dated at the city OF Barre, VT.
Nov. -, 1901.
ADRIAN MANN, Street Commits
JAMES MACKAY, sioners OF City
II. c. PATTERSON, Of Barre, VT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-20

The opinion question in connection
with this diversion is the settlement
OF damages with the Stafford & Hol-
den Mfg. Co, Smith, Whitcomb s.
Cook, Wells, Lamson s. Co land Jones
Bros, who have appealed from the
award made by the Commissioners In
1898.
The previous award by the Com
missioners, giving nominal damages
to these parties, having been set aside
by the Supreme Court to be recon-
mitted to the Commissioners, it is de
sirable to analyze the alternative find.
ings made by them, and forecast the
findings which they will make if the
matter is remanded to them, and use
the tigures so obtained, with gener-
Gus addition, as the basis Of the offer
for settlement to be made by the city
to the mill owners.
In the case of the Stafford s. Hol-
den Mfg. Co., the Commissioners sub
mitted an alternative finding of $685.
60 to be used II the petitioners were
entitled to full damages. There is
nothing in the papers submitted to me
which would indicate any reason for
changing this amount, and l consider
this sum to be the probable amount
OF the finding which they will make,
II the matter is recommitted to them.
This amount, with fair addition, is
a suitable one for the city to offer in
settlement. (This amount includes
the damages to Burnham & Ayers,
leSsees, which was assessed at 1926,
and the city should require receipt
through the Stafford & Holden Mfg.
Co. from BurnhaE & Ayers, for this
portion of the award.)
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