The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-13

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The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company has filed application with the
Commissioners for permission 10 string
wires in various parts Of the suburban
territory-of the District, for the extension
Of its system
The company has asked authority TO
string two wires from IT. cable pole at
Eighth and Florida Avenue TO 1886 Thir-
tocnth Street northwest; also TO string
two wires from the pole at the corner Of
Spring Road and Morgan Avenue TO
/ premises 1zo4 and IN, Bamar Place; also
Z To string two wires 10 $3.50 Morgan Ave
nue. northwest
Another request is for a permit TO
string two wires from the company's
/ pole on WoodIey Road. just east Of the
/ Tenleytown Road. TO the residence Of Rev.
Z G. G. +. BratenahI on the Tealeytown
I Road northwest.
/ Permission is also asked TO string two
wires from the cable pole on Fifteenth
Street, Just north Of Huron Street, 10
premises 1860 Yale Street northwest; also
10 string two wires from premises 1860
Yale Street to 1856 on the same street
The company requests permission 10
string two wires from the cable pole at
the corner OF Fifteenth and Binney
Z Streets TO 3Ig Sixteenth Street north
west; also 20 string two wires from the
pole al the corner Of Fifteenth Street and
henesaw Avenue 10 1863 Keuesaw Avenue
northwest.
A permit is also asked to string two
wires from the cOmpanys pole on Fiji
t.enth Street. just north Of Huron Street
. Go premises ia Roanoke Street north
west.
These applications have each been re-
ported unon by the Acting Electrical En-
HHamH
Cd the Commissioners that authority *
lists for tie granting Of the permits, and
! that the usual conditions relative 10
stringing wires over private property Will
be attached thereto.
The Pension Board Of the Metropolitan
Police las forwarded to the Superin-
tendent recommendation that the widow
and children of the late Policeman Fitz-
gerald be granted pensions as follows:
Margaret Fitzgerald, so per month during
her widowhoOd; Thomas r.. Lauretta.
Gerald T., and Margaret be allowed $.
s., $, and SO each. respectively, per
month until they are sixteen years Of age.
These pensions are payable from the pO-
lice relief fund and are TO take effect Au-
gust is, 1901.
G.. Ernest Mason. Of 2I1S o Street north
west. recently sent 10 the Commissioners
I
Z the second half Of 1881 against suBIots I4g
and III. square 60 The application was
! referred 20 the Tax Department. and the
/ Assessor, after reviewing the facts in the
| case, has reported that the case comes
/ within the puTyiew Of the law Of May -
| 1882 and nc recommends that the c0lIcc-
! ton and recovery Of the tax be barred TO
! any subsequent purchaser after the issue
/ Of tax certificate dated February .. 1900.
/ A similar request was made by William
/ r. Selecmau FOR the discharge " the tax
/ for 1899 on the west 1913 feet of lot IL now
! part Of lot us. square ZHf
| II. II. Darucile the Assessor, made a
/ similar report upon this case.
/ In accordance with the recommendation
/ Of Or. Clifton Mayfeld and the members
| Of the Board Of Police Surgeons the Com
/ mIssiOners have granted an allowance Of
! time over thirty days on account Of sick
| ness to the following members Of the PO-
! lice Department:
/ j. r Norris Q ". Ricketts,, G H.
| Bray 7. r. Bean, L. Gee. B. r. Johnson,
! /. A. LatChfOTd, A. Baker, F. i. Collins
/ A. Anderson. NJ. J. Finn J. L. Daniels
/ II. c. Jones. John Hart. J. A. Englehart
/ and r. NJ. Howard.