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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
nNIENVHUO NtU . Z hW'IVN y
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

Personally conducted weekly tourist ex-
cursons to California. leaving Chicago
every Friday nsht-from Boston every
Thursday-over the Illinois Central r. r.,
for Los Angeles and san Francisco, via.
Omaha ana the scenic lire OF The world;
passing through the grandest scenery Of
he Rocky. Sierra Nevada ard the
Tehachapi mountain ranges. ana through
such tourist points as Colorado Springs,
Pueblo. salt Lake City. Ogden ana Sac
.amento. ALI. G'HE GRANDEST seen
u FEATURES BY DAYLIGHT. For IL
ustrated advertising matter, rates, reSer-
vation OF bcrtns ana all further icforma-
ton apply to J. g. Clair, New Eng,
Agent. Illinois Central Il. r., 90 Wash
ngton st. Boston. Mass. oct3, demos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
THE RIGHT THING.
A New Catarrh Cure. Which is Rapidly Coming
to the Front

For several years. Eucalyptol
Guaiacol ard Hydrastin have been
recognized as standard remedies for
catarrhal troubles, but they have al
ways been given separately and only
very recently an ingenious chemist
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

y COCK OF the woods, which he is to
nave mounted for the fish and game
museum. He also got three fine ca
madam grosbeak. which he viii also
have mounted
mad a delightful time and am per
fectly satisfied with the trip"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Mrs. Abba Gould Woolson will de-
liver lecture at the Unitarian par
Tors. Thursday evening, Nov. 81. un-
der the auspices of the Current Events
CLUB. Subject: summer Days in Eng
land" Mrs. Woolson is noted as Il lee
turcr and her subject is certain to
rlea Sc all who may hear her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The Maine Pedagogical Society will
meet ut the State House on Thursday
and Friday. Dee g and =. An elah-
orate program is heirg prepared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The North Augusta Grange is re
,,asrsine the three-act drama. "Th"
Courtship of the Deacon. when IS T."
he presented the first evening ol lne
annual fair. Dec. 10 ana II. Special
ties between acts by local talent VIII
he q feature,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

OLIVER w. TURNER, NJ. D.,
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office. Vickery Brdg.. Water st.. opp.
Hotel North
Hours by special appointment from
A. NJ. TO s P. NJ.
sept21 d3mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
PARKER 2. BURLEIGH,

ATTORNEY & COUNsELoR-AT-LA
Office Corner Maine and Water Streets,
HOULTON, MAINE.
Special attention given to collections
throughout all parts OF North.rn Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
House FurniShoTS & Undertakes.

As furniture dealers we aim to COM
bine quality. quantity and low prices.
As undertakers W aim to be prompt.
relia BILE and conside-ate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Business Cards.

WILLIAMSON & BURLEIGH.
COUNSELORS-AT-LA
Offices over Granite National Bank,
Water Street, Augusta, Maine.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Jr.,
Notary Public.
LEWIS A. BURLEIGH. City Clerk.
Collections a speciality.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
Will Stomach Medicine
CURE
CONSUMPTION?

Did you know that medicine swallowed
lungs. Is digested and changed by the aC-
uon OF the gastric juice, and its curative
powers are lOst2
Il ruins the stomach ard only traces Of
II ever reach the lungs. 80 patient was
ever cured by stomach medicine
Lung medicine Is always hard on the
stomach, and but few 't0machs can
stand IL Why not take lung medicine di-
Tectly Into the lungs by .nhaliug oily va
Pors through the air tubes by the use Of
Koch S wonderful iuyeutlUn2 Il abSO-
lutely cures lung diseases as IL by magic.
The Koch doctors have decided not 90
hide their light under bushel any long
er. and therefore publish the fact in the
public press Of their wonderful invention.
II they cure these diseases would Il not
be cOwardly-nay. more. crimiUsl-uot to
make these means known 20 the suffering
public In the most effective manner pos
sible7
Many Of the medical profession are
daily sending them their cases requiring
Inhalation, While there are others who
Will never recommend any treatment
upon which there is a patent or a secret
process
Remember this is the only treatment
carrying heavy healing oils laden with
the wonderful Koch tubeTCuHne directly
into the lungs. II acts TO XIII the poisCns
Of consumption and catarrhal lung dis
eases and cures TO stay cured
Consultation IL free at the original
Koch Lung Cure, 627 r Street nor Invest.
Washington, D @
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A PETITION IN Equity.
Receiver Wanted for Property on
Nineteenth street

Jane Frances Lacey today filed a petit
ton in equity against Clarence Cryer.
Mary Ann Davis. and SIX other defend
ants. 10 compel a sale by trustees under
the direction Of the court Of the real
property embraced in the estate Of the
late Elizabeth Jane Crycr and division
OF the proceeds among the iattcr's heirs.
The petition states that Mrs. Cryer. the
mother Of the petitioner died in 1881
leaving the lot and improvements known
- No. IyII Nineteenth Street northwest.
that she left a Will. which is now "A sub
jeCt Of litigation. II IA stated that the
Will provides for several legacics which
are made payable out Of the sale Of the
real property, and II is claimed that.
whether the deceased be regarded 10 have
died interstate OF not, the property should
be sold and proper distribution be had of
the fund
II is also alleged that the defendant.
Mary A Davis has been in the endowment
Of the use and occupation OF the estate
since 1897. and for this rsazon an account
ing IS asked from her. II IL requested
that the sum found TO be due be deducted
from her distributed share Pending con-
clUsion Of the litigation IS Is PRAYED that
a receiver be appointed for the proDertv.
Lambert < Baker are named as counsel
for the complainant
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NEEDS OF THE NEW LIBRARY.
recommendations Ordered at n
Meeting Of the Board of Trade.

Recommendation Ordered at n
Meeting Of the Board of Trade
A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting Of the members Of the committee
on the Public Library Of the Board OF
Trade was held last night at the rooms Of
the Public Library, on New York Avenue.
The chairman, J. w Babson. presided.
and on motion Of Judge Moulton, W
MoSDy Williams was unanimously re-
elected secretary Of the committee.
After general discussion OF the library
and its needs the committee authorized
the chairman 10 prepare its annual re-
port TO the Board Of Trade, urgently rec
oinInenolnE as the most important feature
OF ine report a request TO Congress "a
appropriate the sum Of $4,000 for addf-
tonal books at its new building and that
Urgency Deficiency kin The reDort Of
the trustees Of the library is to be en-
dorsed. asking for additional ernUl0ves to
give Il ample working force when moved
INTO It's new quarters. 1t was decided
that the report contain also a feature rec
ommending the establishment OF a rIs,+
II the new library building for rSbIndinpy
DOCKS, and reiteratc the committees roc
ommendation IN the past that al an early
cate provision be made for the esta blIsh-
ntdt OF branches Of the library IN differ
ent sections Of the District
After the committee had made a thor
Ougn examination and inspection OF the
horary and It's operations a motion vs.
unanimously carried directing thar rbe
report also contain a statement OF mis-
IouIs with the committees expression OF
approval OF the operations Of the Ifbra ~
ana a hearty endorsement OF its manage
LAeHt IS Delng most efficient in every re-
sP0cI Inc committee then adjourned
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
THE CITY AND SUBURBAN SUED.
Harrison Crook Claims 1000 for
Alleged Personal Injuries.

Harrison Crook today hled suit against
the City and Suburban Railway Company
and Allan L McDermOtt, receiver, 10 re-
cover $1,000. claimed as DANA ges for per
sonal Injuries.
Crook alleges that on June 70 last he,
with another person, was riding in bug
Ky IN the town OF LangdOn. ID. G. At the
intersection OF the Brentwood Road with
the railway tracks Of the defendant com
pauy, he states the vehicle in which he
was riding was struck by q car owned
and operated by .the City and Suburban
Railway C0mpaZ, and as a result Of the
collision several Of Crooks ribs We're
broken. his legs were injured, and he was
otherwise hurt
Brandenburg a BrahdeUbuTg are uaLzed
as counsel fer the plaintiff.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.
The ST. Peters Church Fnir to BE
Continued.

Inc ST. feterH Nnurch mir De
Continued.
The fair which has been in progress in
the basement Of St Peters Church, Sec
ond and Streets southeast, since last
Monday is largely attended. nightly. SO
far it has proved A success. and it has
been decided to continue the fair for three
weeks additional
The six tables, which are handsomely
and Rrtistically decorated, are laden with
fancy articles. paintings. lamps. rugs,
silverware, embroidery. and other valua-
bic and useful things and are presided
over and managed as follows:
Sunday school Jable-Chairman Of the
committee, Miss Rebecca Il Stanley
Subcommittee Fancy table-Chair-
man. Miss Sarah J. kealey; MISSES May
Blaine. Laura Callaghsn. Hattie Burns,
Mary 4. Mccormick, Annie Mccormick,
Katharine Radcliffe, Katharine DObbyns,
Viola Gates, Daisy Diggins, Estelle War
Held, Mary DugGn, Nellie Mccormick,
Laura LuCkett, Lillian Bean, Mary Big
gins. Mary Hassett, Annie Jenkins. Rosa
McGrath, Cecilia Gately. NJ Hicks, Nina
Blaine, Ida BOiseau Mrs. Young. Mrs.
Nansant. Mrs; Wand F-werker, Miss GOet-
Confectionery Table-Chsirman. Miss
Margaret L. BryertOn; Misses Laughran.
Mullen. ToTrens, Coombs. MOrena, Jen-
nilgs, Thorn, Ryan, Morgan, Burns
Luckett. Stewart. Repetti. Hindle, Burns.
Mrs. Tsppsn, Bayley, Thorn
ROwer-Chairman. Miss Mary E Real-
Sy. Misses Annie Beers. Marie Sander
son. Katharine Dempsey, Bessie McMR-
hon, Irene Sanderson, Maud Blaine. Annie
Beuchsrt, Eleanor German. Mrs. Luckett,
Daisy Reinberg. Helen Lackey, Miss L.
Underwood.
Fair Observation-Disclosures Mrs. c. T.
Smith; assistants, MesSrs. Gilbert. Con-
nor. Gibson, Lesley Edwards. Enright,
Cookscy, Wright. Mcmahon. BeUchert,
Whcatlcy, TOrreus.
Hibernisn table-Chairman. Miss Cath
crime Sullivan assistants, Mrs. y. Gala
han, Mrs 2. Kennedy, Mrs. Ahern, Mrs.
alton. Mrs. Murray Misses d. Grinder
Mary UIlman. NJ. Flynn. Mrs. NJ Brown,
Mrs. J. Hart. Miss Richards. and other
ladies Of the Ancient order OF Hibernians.
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of st. John
table-rresldent. Mrs Anne Mitchell;
chairman. Mrs J. EanZant: assistants,
Misses Mary Morris. Mary Shea, Gather
Inc Shea. Elizabeth Crimmins, Rose
Moore. NJ. OLeary, Elizabeth Lawson,
Ida Mitchell, Mrs. O. Dorsey, Mrs. Geor-
gia Marks. Misses Anne Jones, and Rose
Crimmins.
Ladies Knights Of St. John Auxiliary
enneT-Chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth War
field. assisted by Miss NJ. Curtin, and Mrs.
G Moore.
The fair committee Of the Holy Name
Society, in addition 10 having charge OF
the paddle stand, has charge Of the hall.
preserves order and looks 10 the general
comfort Of the patrons Of tbs fair The
committees are as follows:
Executive cOmmittce-LOuis J Radcliffe,
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S. KANN, SONS & co.

chairman; William n. Whcatley, secrc-
tary; J. 3. Enright William Gilbert
George Dorsey. Al Rorepie. Clarence
DOnOhOe. Walter Hicks. George Cookssy.
and g. T. Smith
Entertainment cOmmiit9t-M essrs Rat
chne. Hicks. Eckert. and Miss Catherine
l.aughTdn.
The paddle stand committee-Nr. VIII
liam ". Gilbert, chairman Miss MAY
Blaine Mr.. J. g. Enright. Mr.. Al Rousuie.
Mr.. Eddie Wright. Mr.. Clarence Douohue
The several bands OF the Holy Name So
ciety act as an auxiliary C.InJ"iltas. each
serving one night at the paddle stand
Dooorkeepers-M essrs. DooIey, Dorsey,
and Addison
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
The nenth Record.

The following deaths for tveHty-iour hours were
reported at the Health Department nap 20 noon
today. Matthew A. Turner. 50 years, Jacob
Moore. = yesrs7 james Ford, 4 years David
Rel. 81 years; M5ry Nolan. s. years. James
Cant. s. years; Elizabeth Madison. "a years;
Ellen Burns. q years, Harry 2. kn1wlr0n- 50
years George r. Barnes 50 years; Robert DI-
,fs. % wears. Lewis e. Cook. D. yeJr~, Harry
Howard years. Hattie NJ. Webster ] year.
Chester g. Brown. months. Fannie " a'itE,
. months. Wallace Thomas Gaines lo days. M
fsnr of Carrie Dixon. days infant of Margaret
Al Anderson. 1 dlE- infant ~ Carrie Matthews,
/ dav. Antonio Se-uahori. I day. infant OF la
Dixon. I day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
A CURIOUS PETITION.
Information as 10 Where to Locate
Asked by a Connecticut Man.

Asked by a Connecticut Man.
The Postmaster General received the
following letter yesterday from q citizen
OF West Haven Conn:
The Postmaster General: I desire 20
ask you 10 give me some general data con
corning the general parts OF the country.
In other words, I want to get away from
this part Of the country and try my
luck as the saying goes. elsewhere. Am
a machinist by trade, but would not nee
essarily COnfine myself TO that branch OF
work alone. An early reply would be
greatly appreciated by yours truly"
A postscript follows. requesting the
Postmaster General II unable to give the
desired Information IN full, 70 kindly for
ward the letter to its proper destination,
and Obige."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
INST

Got q constant headache Ten chances
10 one the secret OF Your suffering is that
white man S burden CataTrh- Here's a
sentence from one man s evidence Tor Dr-
Aguew-S Catarrhal Powder "Dur apph-
cation gave me instant relief. cleared the
nasal passages and stopped the pain in
nv head It's a Uu2gI safe and sure
me- tu1eut and il never fails % cure
Sold bv F. s Williams sJh and SITS
Eduouds & Williams. I'd s.. and Penn
syIvauIa Aye---1-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
BRIEF REPLY TO A SUMMONS,
divorce Case Proceedings Trouble q
Husband but Little.


John 3 Burton, who Is being sued for
divorce by his wife. Emlu W. Burton on
the grounds OF desertion and non-sup-
port. today filed a strange answer 10 the
summons sent him 10 answer the aIIega-
lions made By his wife. He dismisses the
matter, in the following brief letter:
In the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, Z. W. Burton against J. s
Burton, No. .. SO equity 1. John s. BUR
ton, having been served with a summons
IN this case 20 appear and answer. and
having no answer to make, state that IL
is not my purpose to defend this suit and
the court can do what II pleases with the
proceedings J. s. Burton, respondent"
On october Mrs. Burton filed suit
against her husband. She stated that they
were married In Decem Der. 1897 and that
IN August. 1900. while she was I'll and fee
bic, he deserted her and has not since
contributed TO her support. Since that
time. Mrs. Burton states, she has been
living with her mother.
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Rerred Policeman for n Dime.

AiCuzo Simms. charged IN the Police Court
today with being vszrant. explained 20 Judge
Ksmbau that after sbstaiuiuS from the use %
strong drink for MANY months. Ae took 700
much Yesterday. and got arrested Two police
men testified Jh8t >imUs approached them ana
asked for a dime with whie-- % get another
drink Simms was sent 70 the workAo1Se for
sixty dave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19

Nstionsl-''When KuigL,ho0d Was In Flower"
afternoon and evening.
Cylumbia--'The Way Of the World" after
noon and evening
Lailye'te-''shenandoaa afternoon and even
me-
chase's-Poiite Vaudeville. afternoon and
evening
Ac1dcmy-"Tbe White slave" afternoon and
evening.
kcrnan.s-''The BagaLier Buricsquels.' after
noon and evening.
Biiou-Stock Company 5s Iar.esque and vaude-
vile, afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
WILL OF FRANCIS KENNEY.
The Entire Estate Left To His Wild
ONy for Life.

The will Of Francis Kenney. dated June
% 1888 was fled today for probate. The
testator leaves TO his wife. Mary Kennev.
all his personal property and premises
ms and 223U Vermont Avenue. for life
Upon her death b. Is directed thai the
Kate MCCumbTidge. John Francis Ken
new. and his granddsughter. Ma,-v n
kenney. The latter s share Is 10 ne re-
gerved by the executors Of the win rfrrI1
she arrives al the age OF eighteen vears
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
A Divorce Granted for DeSertion.

Agnes Hanson was today granted a divorce
from her husband. Dennis C. Hanson ON tho
ground o. deserJi0u- The decree, signed By Jus
tice Bradley. awards Nr-- Hanson the guar
dianship OF her minor children. and also per
n5its her 10 apply for aIimony u she shall de-
sire 10 do So al some future time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
a L.usband -. AbandonneIt.

Tbna-as : LeizenIing today hled suir for d.
gorce against his wife, Margaret J. Leiseu-ing.
on the ground % deSeTrion and Abandonment
The parties, it is stated. vere married az
PLlIipshur,z n j. In Iss5 and lived together
until lsqs Harry II. HoIisnder and John c.
Dudley are named counsel for the com
plsiuauJ.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19

Marriage licenses were issued today 90 VIII
liam n. Davis and Willie T. Bicker. both -
Greene county Virginia Frank Newman and
McCHI HauscIi George Burns and Bridget
Keaugh. William d. Goddard and Mary +. Girls
void
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
AppIicnnt. for the -.

The regular fall examination OF applicants for
admission 90 practice before tie District courts
VIII De held N0veu-her % and -. inclusive The
examination viii be- conducted by the cX4mi1-
ne board o. the Washington Bar Association
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
Tho Re-t Prescription Tor MnInrIn


ChiIs and fever is bottle q Grove Ta.tslcs,
Chill Tonic Il i simply iroa and quiUins In >
lasteIsss form No cuTe--no psv- Price SOC
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
STREET LIGHTING

Low tide----------------- -5-56 An and s-a- P. "
High ude........-.-.-.l 2-l5 An anad l2-I5 PM
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They can't ford 70 be without tins famous
bread Everyone wants the best, which q rof7rs.
nsrans "Hsvennsr's-' The pursgt most health
faI auZ lolI-shing tAIt can bC made. A. TO- L.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19

add TO, rather than relieve your suffer
inGs. II your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood
lie IN bad condition, and any ordinary sore
Is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge fox this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. "a.
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TIDE TABLE

>un rose -.---b-l5 A ~ sun sets-------5 -I7 PM
Moon Elses-------------- Moon los pm
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+. L. Troup, Of 40 Fourteenth Street
northeast. has entered complaint against
the position Of the steps and board walk
on the premises at the corner Of Four
teenth and Duncan Streets northeast, and
I has requested the authorities to correct
the drainage Of Duncan Street. Iuvesti-
cation shows that there is no record OF a
permit for the construction OF the steps
and the inspector was informed that the
structure was built To afford access 10
the houses Of J. T. Monkey, on Duncan
Street
The Computing Engineer, in forwarding
the information 10 the Commissioners,
recommends that Mr.. Monkey be inform
I'd that the board walk and steps referred
10 eucroach upon the parking. and that
ne Is required 70 remove them. so that
no paLI 81 the same shall encroach upon
The building line II Was also reported to
the Commissioners that the defective
drainage on Duncan Street would be cor
Tccttd when the grading that has been or
dcTcd shall have been done.
The Commissioners have approved a
recommendation forwarded 10 them to-
day by Capt II. G. Newcomer. assistant
to the Engineer Commissioner. TO the eff
feet that the same rate Of compensation
be allowed for horses. carts and drivers
in the county as in the city. He states
that there does not seem 20 be any prac-
, teal difference in the kind Of work per
formed nor sufficient reason for any dif-
ference IN the pay given. This action
was taken al the request Of James Dgny
and others.
Frank DAILY. Of e3S G Street northwest.
recently notified the Commissioners Of
his desire TO associate T w Kerr with
him iu the plumbing business under the
name Of Frank DAILY & Co. Charles b.
Ban. the Inspector Of Plumbing. reported
upon the application that there was no
objection 10 the formation Of the prOpCs-
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The Commissioners. scting upon the
recommendation of the Electrical Engi-
neer. have authoug~d the erection OF a
uaphtha street lap - Lowell Street.
south Of Eighteenth Street northwest
This action was taken on the request OF
Mrs Mary r. JOlly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-19
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Reasons Why Water Was Cut OFF
From a Citizens Premises.
Two Houses Being Supplied From
One Service PiPe-Au Inspector in
the street Cleaning Department
Allowed Use OF "a Horse and buggy


the street Cleaning Department
Joseph Hurdle recently wrote to the
District Commissioners complaining that
the water had been cut OF from premises
1859 Thirty-seCund Street northwest. The
complaint was referred 70 the Water De
partmeut and the Registrar has report
ed that premises 1883 and 1871 Thirty-sec-
ond Street are supplied through a single
service pipe passing through 1871.
He says. further. that upon the failure
OF the latter place to pay the water rent
the supply was cut of, thus deprivins
both houses Of water. The rent was paid
a day or so later, and thu Registrar states
that the supply has been restored. He
has recommended that the complainant
be informed Of the facts AMI advised that
il will be necessary to provide "A separate
service pipe for premises 1859 in order to
avoid annoyance ia the future This plan
Will be pursued.
The Commissioners today approved the
application Of q. W. HarbauEh. inspector
in the Street Cleaning Department. for
an allowance Of so month for mainte-
nance Of horse and buggy in connection
with his official duties Warner Sutler,
Superintendent Of the Depart ment. in re-
porting the request e the Commission
ers, said.
The statements contained in Mr.. Har-
baugE's application relative TO the terri
tory inspected by him are correct and Il
is believed that the reason assigned for not
riding a wheel are such that ne should
not be required to use one. A large part
OF the territory covered by Mr.. HaTbauEh
cannot be reached by car. and he is,
therefore. obliged to walk. thus very Of
ten causing delay in attending TO com
plants. especially when II is necessary to
visit suburban districts
j. f. Kitzmiller, inspector in the same
class OF work who also has charge Of
suburban sections similar to Mr. Har-
baugh's. is allowed $50 per month for use
Of horse and buggy. 7 would. therefore.
respectfully recommend that like allow
ance be made for Inspector HaTbaugh. to
be paid out Of the appropriation for the
collection and disposal OF city refuse. be
heving that the service win be benefited
thereby. said allowance to take effect No
YcmbeT ]"
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Thomas J. Fisher, Inspector Of Electric
Lighting. has forwarded 10 The Commis-
sianers a recommendation relative 10 the
change Of raphtha street lights 10 gas
lamps. the cost being estimated nj SIS.
charrcabIe 20 the appropriation for street
lighting for 1902 The list includes one
lamp on Twelfth Street between Duncan
Place and F Street: two At the corUar Of
Twelfth and = Streets northeast three
on Twelfth Street between r Street and
Maryland Avenue north, asst. and two on
J. sire. I. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets northeast