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gountrn fJrouerin for Sale
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Gountrp propcrin 90 Eet.

T.yOR RENT, AT FARMINGTON, CONN.
L The new handsome residence 'Meadowview''; new
" furnished: all improvements electric lights
beautifully located overlooking
fine golf OF Country Club to
electric containing fine hall large living
fireplace dining ROOM kitchen laundry In basement and
ample grounds stable II required immediate possession
given; For sale 20 right party. Address y. WALLACE
Pennington. Conn.
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Gnrroaates Notlces.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County of New
notice is hereby given all having claims
against John First late of the County Of New York, de
with vouchers thereof the
subscriber his place Of ransactng business the Of
Joseph IL Mahan, No. 13 Chambers Street. the
Borough Manhattan in the City New York be
fore the thirtyhrst day Of January. Dated New
York. 9th day Of July. 1902.
ANDREW n. HEYBOURN Executor
JOSEPH H MAHAN. Attorney for Executor No l3
Chambers Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
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IN pursuance Of an order of Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas a Surrogate of the County York.
all persons having claims
Emma G. Mimine. late OF the County Of New York de-
present with vouchers thereof the
subscriber at his place business
Produce Exchange Building corner of Whitehall and
City of New York. before the
fifteenth day Of August
Dated New York the 3rd day Of February 1902.
CHARLES F. MILMINE, Administrator
HARTMAN & FESSENDEN. Attorneys for Administra-
tor. 277 Broadway New York
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Pa. Ave Washington. D. c. july II 1qO2-SesI.t
Proposals for 116s.OOO yds Excavation 10 500 en-
yds Concrete Masonry 200 Cast Iron Pipe and
Specials 120 Suice Gates. 81
Meters 14l 600 yds Filter 500 Gu yds Gravel
$4,000 bbls. Amer Portland Cement
troler Valves 600 feet Glazed Vtrihed Pipe CaII
ess) and ilion-gau- Centrifuga Prrnuina.
Plant will be received here until NJ Aug IL is4c
and then publicly opened Information duplication.
a NJ. MILLER. 1t. Col Engrs-
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SEALED PROPOSALS IN DrPLICArE EN-

dorsed ''ProDosals for operators and founda-
tcns for wireless telegTaphc Highlands
sink, y. J.. Light Station will
Of Equipment Officer Navy Yard. New York.
OF July 1902. and publicly opened Immediately there
after. plans and specifications %
in the Equipment Once Building . Navy Yard
New York. and also at the Lighthouse Depot Torapkns-
VILE Staten Island Further information and blank forms
for proposal be obtained the first mentioned
fee a. c. WRENN, Acting Chief OF Bureau. 7-1s-O2
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK.-To all persons interested estate OF
the Metropolitan Steam Laundry Company assigned to
Charles A Decker benefit of creditors greeting:
You and each CT hereby cited required per
sonally TO be and appear at Special Term Of the su
Court Part thereof TO be held in the County
Court House Borough Of Manhattan, in the City OF
<ew hO66to state o5 NeW 1otN On Lle 41t1 Gay OF
show why a final settlement or the Of
Charles A. Decker assignee Of the above
potan Steam Laundry Company for the benefit OF
tors should be had and If be shown then
attend the final settlement Of the said assignees
counts
Witness the Honorable CHARLES H. VAN
BRUNT, presiding justice of said Court.
ISeal.l and the seal OF said Court, the 9th
THOMAS L. HAMILTON. Clerk.
JAMES J. ALLEN Attorney for Assignee. 100 Broadway
New York City.
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4 otice 10 Creditors.
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORs ANp ALL

y
persons interested in the Beckett and Bradford Com
pa2y, OF the Borough Of Manhattan, City County and
State OF New York.-Take notice: That
rate account Of all the proceedings OF the receiver OF the
above named corporation will
Suprene Court Of ;he State Of New York. a. Special
thereof be held in the County House
ough Of Manhattan, New York City the 2Sth day Of
July 1902 1880 in the forenoon Of that day
thereafter counsel be heard and will
and there be made that the same be allowed and decreed
nnal conclusive all
oorporat ation. and upon all persons who claims
against it subsisting engagement.
all the stockholders OF corporation hat
sLch receiver be discharged can,aIAd and
vacated.
Dated. New York, July .. 1902.
JOB E. HEDGES.
Receiver of the Beckett and Bradford Company
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6nrrosatss' Noslees.
RI PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate Of the County o.
New YSrk notice p hsTs5z given all persons having
claims against Harlan j. sfnh, late OF ths County of
New York 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof % the 5ubsosr at her pace bust
nsEs, al Room Ca Number III Broadway in the Borough
OF Manhattan IN TIE City OK New YORK. before ths
ard day ef January next.
Dated New York. the Both day of Jua- 1902
CORNELUETT SMITH,
ExeeutFix OF the WIN Of Harlan P. smith deceased
PARSONS, SHEPARD & OGDEN. Attorneys Tor Ex-
seutTix III Broadway, Borough Manhattan New
York City.
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LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. SST.6S+
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
Issued 70 Alexander Wagner. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned TO the bank on the 4th day
OF August. 1902. a duplicate will be Issued.
LOST,-Bankbook No GsS, ,951. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New-York. Pay
meut stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING CERTAIN

Streets and Avenues.-ofee OF the Commissioners
be received at this ONCE until II O'Clock noon Saturday,
July 26 1902 for grading certain and
aggregans about 10000 cubic yards Of grading Blan
forms of proposal specifications and all necessary infor
nation will be furnished application Office OF
the Engineer Commissioner. D. c. H B. F. MACFAR-i
LAND, JOHN W. ROSS. H. c. NEWCOMER (acting),
Commissioners. D. G.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGU-

lating Suburban Streets and Ayenues;-ofce OF ths
Commissioners d. c. Washington, July 19O2-SeaIet
Proposals will be resolved this ofce u o'clock
Saturday July 20 1902 for grading regulating
suburban and Blank forms
specifications. and all other bs
furnished application the once OF
Commissioner. D. c. II. B. F MACFARIAAND, JOHN
d. c.
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pnblic Sales.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
The City OF New York.
Department Of Taxes and Asssssments
Stewart Building ESQ Broadway,
July 7th 1902
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
the Commissioners Of Taxes and AEEssnmeuts Of the
City Of New York that the Assortment Rcls OF Real and
Personal Estate in said City for the year 90a have been
finally eoTnpsted and have heeu delivered fled
with the Board OF Aldermen Of said City and that such
Assessment Rolls VIII remain open public inspection
IN the Once OF said Board Of Aldermen for ot
fifteen d5) days from date ef this notice.
JAMES L. WELLS. President.
WILLIAM S. COGSWELL.
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE,
SAMUEL STRASBOUEGER.
RUFUS L SCOTT.
Commissioners OF Taxes Assessments.
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Hnfnrnlsheo Auartmsnts 10 Set


yTNHE PALERMO I25 EAST -ST.-Apartment o
i eight large and servants rooms
from October lst. J. ROMANO BROWN & Co. 63 Wes
S3d-st.
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HELP WANTED.

az ~
~ EXCEPTIONAL opportunity is offered
to a middle aged man OF coed address to
engage In high class newspaper subscrlp-
tion canvassJngs gOod weekly salary guar
anteed and liberal commission paid in addl-
tion. Address, stating experience and Civ
!Eg references. G. r K Tribune ONCE.
ATTENTIONl-Men wanted, cheap trip all
principal European ports. London. Liver
pool, Glasgow, Hull. also free traDsporta-
ton procured Apply shipping Offices. 5
Cunt0n-st or T3 West-st.. New-York.
ATTENTIOSi-Men wanted by doing an
easy work you can travel 70 England for
IS. 81: Germany. $40; and Africa, 50, also
free transportation. return passage. At
LANTIC SHIPPT,CG OFFICE. lis 1st-st-
20 YOUNG MEN from New-iork and vicin-
ity at once 10 prepare for positions IN the
Government Service. Apply 10 INTER
STATE CORES. INST. Cedar Rapids. Ia
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WEST POINT, y. Y, JULY 10. 1902
Sealed Proposals.. trfptcats for furnishing forar.
and straw during year ending June 80, 1903 win ia
received here until y N August L. 1902
furnished upon application T. s right reject
accept or all bids thereof.
containing proposals should indorsed ''ropossis f-
Forage and Straw. addressed. Q. NJ. U. S. A
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\ PURsUANCE OF am order Of Hon. Frank

IN PURSUANCE of order Of Hon. Frank
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of New York,
notice hereby all having claims against
James Mills Smith, late Of the County OF New York de-
ceased with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber at er place OF transacng business the office
Thomas J. 20 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City OF New York before the
sixth day OF September
New York the twentieth day Of February 1902.
MARY ANN SMITH, Administrative.
THOMAS J. CURRAN Attorney for Administrative. 20
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. y. 7,
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CARPET CLEANING

j. & j. w. @IlllAMS
SSS w. SAITH ST, G6Ia%su.. G6l; aSS
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1878.
w. IlLll llAMS & SON
@i0 w. 77TTA ST. Ff1 Fi3.9sis.. FsSs
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1875.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand OF
on noor. 155s Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st
COZ, q BRANDT, Tel 132 SSth-
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WANTED, FOR q. S. ARMY, AnLE
bodied between ages OF - e G
@ho can speak read and "L.'s oS Thind Ave sa
~ tlenet 81. 29s Eighth Ave- 705 sixth ave- :" - "
% Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
A DvERTIsEAsENTs ana subscriptions The Tribune
fsceiyed their Uptown once.
no. 1884 BROADWAY.
Between seth and s7th sts. until O'Clock p m
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS. ~ Union 81.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second-haad
wood and iron working machines: fully
guara nteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 2. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE.-Beams, channels, angles, tees
zees. plates. bars. cast and steel columns
and T rails constantly on hand: immediate
delivery. Department 4. JOHN EICHLEAY,
JR.. CO. Pittsburg Pa
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sINEsS CHANCES.

PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE-A beehive.
built 70. four families. with self-support-
Ing frames. IN which the families can be
united; for instance IL I have 100 families
unite them In the fall 70 so and thus the
stock OF honey and wax OF 30 families IS
clear proft; as the frames are self-support-
Ing child can remove them without any
Il oUhle when fun: please examine: so far
nothing Ike ~ IN America. Further In
formation from ALEX. PUCHY. 23s East
4th-tt-. New o-tk. care OF Paul Haher.
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Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF tie County Of New
York. notice hereby all having claims
against Mary Kelly. late Of County OF New York. de-
the with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber his place OF business the
office OF his atorney G. Thornton Warren No 81 Nas-
York. before the 25th day OF August next.
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF March, 1902
THOMAS KELLY Administrator.
G. THORNTON WARREN. Attorney for Administrator.
No. 81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
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T Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County New York
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Sas - Croft late Of the County Of New York
deceased. 10 the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber 1t his place OF rsnsactng business No
26 125th Street The City Of New York,
fore sth day of November
Dated New York the Both day Of April, 1902
sTRAsBOURGER. VEIL EsCHWEGE s sCHALLEK
Attys. for Adm. 1872 Nassau n. Y, City.
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RI PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

~ EChSCANOL VI III OEQer or hon. FRANK
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate County OF New
York, notice hereby given all having claims
Daniel Murray. late OF the County New York
deceased TO present same with vouchers
subscribers their place OF
ONCE OF Andrew Wilson No. Nassau Street in ths
the SOth day OF October next.
Dated New York the 18TH day OF April 1902
JOSEPH Z. MURRAY. MICHAEL. f MURRAY Ex-
-
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney Executors Ia Ssssa,
ST. Borough Of Manhattan New York City n Y
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Tn PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Notice is hereby given having
Clarence E Maloy late of summit County OF Union.
Jersey, deceased. rhe vouchers
thereof the subscriber. place
business the Office OF Francis Garvan, SO PRANK
lin Street, City CT New
6ay Of August
Dated New York, the 25th day Of January 1902.
EMMA B. MALOY, Administrative
FRANCIS =. CARAVAN, Attorney for AGiminlstratrtx,
SO Franklin Street. Manhattan. New York City.
MILN, SUSAN.-In pursuance of an order
~ OF Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. hereby given persons having
claims against Susan Miln. late Of the County
York deceased TO present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers their place transacng business
TIE Office Howard Beck. 81 Street Borough
Of Manhattan in the City OF York. before the
22d day July
Dated New York the 10th day Of January. 1902
WILLIAM NJ. LESLIE.
THOMAS L. FEITNER.
NATHAN "A. MOSSMAS,
Executors
HOWARD BECK Attorney fo< Executors, 81 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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DRESSNIAKING.
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

NTrc.T-TIOJGH. ex-United States Secret
Service Oficer.-Roping. shacowing. in
vestieating strikes looked after; business
confidential. "a Park Row.
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A EVERETT STONE vale and Columhia) 3le West
a. 5eth ST. Tutoring at pupils or tutors residence
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finanrial.
DATED JULY 1sT, 1902.
MATURING JULY 1sT. 1852.

Coupons September
will
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rs PURsUANCE Of an order OF Son. Frar

HOWARD BECK Attorney fc- Executors 81 Wall Street,
Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds. watches.
1sWelry, snverWare, ETC. FuTs stored
during summer months. MAX BERN
STEIN, 271 West 125th-st.
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COAcHNAN and generally useful man;
good horseman; wife as cook: good refer
ences. Address J. T., 2c6 West i3th-st
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-24
The Citizens Band Ball.

There was not as large a crowd as was
anticipated in attendance at the Citi-
zene' band ball at the Armory on Friday
night. This was doubtless due to the
and that great many people who were
expecting to patronize the event thought
the ball was to be OF the 22ud
Notwithstanding the slim attendance,
however, there was most enjoyable
time spent in dancing until an early
morning hour 1t can be safely said
that while the affair did not meet the ex-
pectations OF the band financially, yet
there Is no question that is was success
socially The music was fret class and
everyone present enjoyed themselves to
the utmost.
Supper was served at the Metropolitan
restaurant.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-24

in this letter character as in the part OF
Buckingham. He is very handsome
man. especially on the stage, and his at
tractiveness OF person adds much to the
lustre OF the piece and part of Bucking-
ham, as all we have read of this great
duke has invested him with a charm Of
manner and person unequalled by few
men of his time.
In the dual part OF Porthos and Boni-
face, James Harrison, an old.time actor
and favorite tor years in dramatic cir
cles, gave Il most pleasing rendition II
we should say much OF Harrison, we
could say readily that in ease of manner
and perfect familiarity with the stage
and it's demands, Harrison was the more
familiar of any in the company. There
was no appearance OF straining on his
part for effect, other than what his lines
demanded. His naturalness gave the
charm to his work and pleased almost
everyone.
A particularly attractive part was that
taken by Zella Zee Leslie in the charac-
Ter OF COD6CdDCo. MlSS Leslie, III sever
al OF the pieces Of the repertoire of the
company, appears as the leading lady
and whatever she does is done with the
very best ability she possesses, which is
not mediocre by any means.
A repellent character of the play, Lady
DeWinter, was taken by Emily LeFeb-
vre. While the character WAS such, the
part was in most apt hands Miss Le-
Febvre in every look, in every motion
was delightfully."- attractive. In fact, OF
the women OF the play she was easily the
most attractive and gave as finely mold
ed sketch Of the wronged woman seek.
ing revenge as it is possible to imagine.
Throughout, the play Mas handsomely
staged and the actors and the ladies
were beautifully costumed and gowned
1t was, without any question whatever,
one OF the best plays that have been
given here this season and deserves 4
large patronage wherever it is presented.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-24
The Three Musketeers.

OF those entrancingly beautiful and
historic novels written by Alexander
Dumas fills, none of them have been so
generally read as THE Three Musket-
eers." This book has a sequel, "Iwenty
Years After" and auother one follows,
"Vicounte de Bragealonue
"Tne Three Musketeers" was present
Ell at the Park opera house Saturday
night. in splendid style, by Sanford
bod se and his most excellent company.
Around the acts and adventures Of
D'Artagnan, the Gascon, the romance
hinges. Never was there such a knight
OF the sword as was this musketeer and
never did hero have such splendid foils
to his gsllantry as Athos, Porthos and
Aramis.
Sanford Dodge has that perfect physi-
cal appearance with which one imagnes
the knights of old were possessed. His
courage was not bravado and in the eli
maxes OF the play he demonstrated be-
yond any doubt whatever that he is an
actor born He has been seen in this
city in tragic role. but he never pleased
so we'll as he did Saturday night in the
character OF D'Artagnan.
If any particular act could be selected
wherein Mr.. Dodge gave better know
ledge Of his ability as a pliyer than an
other, we would select the scene in the
cabin OF the True Britain" Here ne
rose to the tragic and, throTing off re-
serve, recited his lines with fervor; and,
| as he dashed through the portfolio OF the
| cabin, gave as realistic portrayal Of the
part as it is doubtless possible to give.
The leading lady of the company was
Blanche Booth. She was cast in the
character OF Anne Of Austria. Miss
Booth certainly Understood we'll the de
mands OF this very trying part. 1t may
be heresy to say it. in the light OF the
great reputation which Modjeska enjoys,
figure in the part Saturday night, in his
trionic force She never for once forgot
the character she was portraying. She
WAS the queen in her every look and act,
in her walk and carriage. In her con-
versation with the great Cardinal Richie
lieu she was seen at her best. and in sew
ersl of the acts, when there was a con
test OF words between these two great
characters che was unrivalled in her
poses, gestures and language.
The part OF Buckingham, a great char
acter wherever it appears, was essayed
by Horatlo Carpenter MIR. Carpenters
Interpretation Of this great English
prince was most delightful aad attrac-
tive. He shared with Dodge the honors
OF the evening. He appeared in dual
role, appearing also as Atbos, although
lin our judgment) not appearing as we'll
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which said company shall lay its tracks the
said company shall, at the same time at its
own expense pave between the rails and as
far rs the ends of the ties on the optsidesof
said rails over said business street, said paw
ing to be of the same material as that used
by the city Of Virginia and laid in the same
manner.
provided further, That the paving to be
done on said business street by said Mis4abe
Electric Railway company shall not exceed
Ave blocks in length on said business street.
Motion passed by the following vote =
Ayes-Aldermen St. Cyr. Rowland, Cohen.
George, johnson. Holmer, Mr.. President-7.
Nays, none. $780,. II, !.
Moved and supported that Ordinance No. 80
received its second reading. as amended.
Carried. >-f.
The recorder read Ordinance No. 81, as
amended, for the second time.
Moved and supported that the council adj
tourn until next regular meeting, November
q. 1902.
Carried.
Approved Nov. S. 1902.
W. H. EATON,
Attest. Mayor.
ALBERT E. BIcKFoRD,
City Recorder.
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Gentlemen;
We, the undersigned committee on finance,
would respectfully report that we have audit
ed the following bills and offer the following
resolution for adoption:
Harry J. George,
L. Cohen,
Committee.
REsOLEED. That the following bills be al
lowed and the Recorder be aad is hereby in
structed 80 draw orders on the city treasurer
In payment of the same:
Virginia Enterprise, publishing leeals. q 20
J. Mesberg. mattress for jail -. ....... 200
DR.. q. w. Miller. one quarter salary as
heaIth Omcer. 50 W
w, T. Bailey Lumber Co., sidewalk
lumber ............ .......... ~ u
Street Commissioners pay roll for
SeOtomO6t.. ................ 40 "
Virginia Hardware Co., furnishing
pipe for extension OF water mains. 900 O0
--
lOt8l OS4 u
Passed on motion of Alderman St. Cyr by
the following vote:
Ayes-Alderman St. Cyr, Rowland, Cohen
George, Johnson. Holmer. Mr.. President-7.
Nays none.
Approved Nov. s, 1867
w. 81. EATON. Mavor
Attest: ALBERT E. B1cKToRD,
City Recorder.
Council Chambers, Virginia. Mimi.
Nov. 5. 1902.
BY Aid. Louis Cohen:
RESOLVED, That the common council of the
City Of Virginia, St. Louis county. Minnesota.
Il - l,ok oS1n IL In
strt,cted as follows: Commencing at the
northwest corner of Lot "A OF Block II Of said
city. to north corner of Lot A. on the east side
thence west between Lots B and O to bridge
thence west from bridge along the south side
Of Lot q OF Block IL of the Great Northern
addition 70 the City Of Virginia. thence north
along the east side of said Block II of said ad
ditfOn, but not further than and including
Lot "a, Block II Of said addition, sidewalk tt
connect with Lake Boulevard running north
to Lot q, Block IL; said sidewalk to be feet
in width and constructed of the following
material, to-wit: Surfaced plank, inche:
thick. not less than inches wide; stringers
to he three in number and Axe inches and sup
porters to be 4x8 inches and to be used where
necessary; also that the said sidewalk to b
laid to grade to be established by the com
mon council and q railing to be provided
where deemed necessary for safety of pedes
trians
Be 1t Further Resolved That the city re
| corder give notice to all owners of the lsnt
where such sidewalk is to be constructed b!
the publication of this resolution once in tn
official paper of the city.
Passed on motion Of Aid. st. Cyr by the fol
lowing vote:
| Ayes-Aldermen St. Cyr, Rowland, Cohen
George, johnson, Holmer, MIR. President-7.
! Nays-none.
| Approved Nov. s. 1904.
w. II. EATON,
! Attest: ALBERT E. BICKFORD. Mayor
City Recorder.
A resolution was offered by Alderman Hol
mer in regard to the enforcing, by the Presl
dent, OF rules of regulation and parliamente
70 customs. .>.-S II
Moved and supported that the resolutio
offered by Alderman Holmer be re-considere
Csrried by the following vote: > L..
Ayes-Aldermen St. Cyr. Hovland. Cohel
George, Johnson, Holmer, MIR. President.
Nays, none. .:i,.t.