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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
EPIDEMIC OF LEsE MAIEsrE
Hard Times In Germany Drive Labor
ing Men to Desperate Means
of Sustenance.

Copyright. 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
BERLIN. March G-(New York World
Cablegram.-special Telegram.)-The cold
weather. the slackness of work and bad
times generally have caused an epidemic OF
lese majestic.
The latest case is that Of a laboring man
in Hamburg named Schmidt, who, driven to
despair by hunger, went up to a policeman
and denounced the kaiser. Schmidt was
Immediately arrested. promptly tried and
sent to prison for three months. Schmidt
said he preferred that means Of obtaining
free quarters in Jail. as his conscience
would not allow him to commit assault or
break windows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
COSTS TO SEE THE PARADE
Big Prices Onered for seats for
Day of Coronation
Spectacle.

LONDON. March s.-This city Il already
flooded with illustrated literature pointing
out the advantageous view points from
which the coronation parade may be wit
messed. windows opening on balconies at
such points as Ludgate Hill have been let
for ga each. single seats in the strand
have been sold for es to sB. Single win
dows with exceptional approaches on the
Surrey side have fetched era.
Equally elaborate plans for viewing the
naval parade are already In full swing.
The demand for high-claas steamers IL said
to exceed the supply. These tours will in
clude q four-day cruise about the channel.
From 10 to IS g~uinsas are now asked Tor
single bsrths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Of 100000 out Of the principal now held by
the government in trust for the Indians.
Congressman Robinson also received a
letter from the Indians concerning this mat
ter. He called at the Indian once today
and was told that the department had In
formed the Indians there was no necessity
for their coming here.
A bill would have to be passed by congress
authorizing the secretary Of the interior
to pay this amount, and the department
does not believe such a bill could be passed
at this time.
Decides Against white wing.
Congressman Robinson called upon the
commissioner Of the land ONCE today re-
garding a communication from a cross
breed woman. White Wing. Of the Winnie
bago agency, regarding a land matter. IL
appears this woman Is the only living child
OF John Cloud. now deceased, who held
IN allotment of land at the time OF his
death. His widow claims title to the land.
also holding an allotment in her own right.
The department found upon looking over
the records that John Cloud was not law
fully married to the woman and the depart
ment stated that the facts are as stated
and II Cloud was not living with the woman
in question, as his lawful wife she is not
entitled to dover. The department further
stated that 1t would have no Jurisdiction
over the matter, and that the woman. White
Wing. would have to look to the Nebraska
courts for her remedy.
Department Notes.
e. H Hurd Of Newton, Ia, e. A. Smith
Of whiting, Ia, and VIII Downs OF Alma,
Neb., were today admitted to practice be-
fore the Treasury department.
On April 20 and % civil service examine
tions win be held for inspector OF boilers
in the steamboat inspection service at
Dubuque. la. The position pays 1880 a
year.
Postmasters appointed;
OVAL. V. Smith. Coalneld. Monroe
county; w. G. Guerner, GAIA, O'Brien
county; E. II. whitlock. New York. Wayne
county.
South Dakota-F. A.. Lawyer. Duncan.
Buffalo county; A. NJ. Learment, Starcher.
Gregory county.
The Corn Exchange National bank OF Chi
cago was today approved as a reserve agent
for the Merchants National at Sioux City
and the Citizens National of Des Moines
also the Continental National OF Chicago
for the Cedar Falls National OF Cedar
Falls. Ia.
DR.. H. w. sigworth, sr.. wal today ap.
pointed pension examining surgeon at An.
amosa, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
REBEL SUCCESSES IN CHINA
Capture Government OmeiaIs, Release
who Join the
Rebels.

HONG KONG. March S.-The Kwans 81
rebels have reached Kai Chou. a town
eighty miles from Kwong Chan Won. They
surprised the local mandarlns. captured the
and released the prisoners. who
Joined in the rebellion.
II IL reported that the members Of the
Triad secret society have Joined the rebels
and are burning and looting villages.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
SEEKS INFORMATION FROM Hay
resolution Introduced In House Ask
Ing Secretary for Facts OF
Thomas Passport Request.

WASHINGTON. March S-RepresentAtive
Burleson OF Texas today introduced in the
house a resolution Of inquiry calling upon
the secretary Of state for information as to
whether be declined to request the British
government 70 grant passports TO Rev.
Hiram W. Thomas and wife. who are al
legged TO have requested permission 70 go
to South Africa for the purpose Of dis
trlbuting funds raised in the United States
for the relief Of noneombantant prisoners.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
EXPLOSIVE BULLET IN HIS LEG
Count who Lost Heavily at Gambling
IL now Dying from Brother-In-
LAWS Had Shooting.

Copyright. 1901. by Press Publishing Coz
VIENNA. March s.-(New York World
Cablegram-special Telegram.)-count Jo-
seph Potocki. who lost more than 500. 900
gambling IN the Jockey club six weeks ago.
has been unfortunate again He was hunt
ing Wild boars on his property near Lebsrg
when his brothsr-in-laW. Prince Matthias
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Jewelry Department

This sale inaugurates the inal clear
Ing out of all the merchandise emain-
ing and which 1t has been decided
must be sod. No matter what prices
lin some cases ridiculously out OF pro-
portion with their values, as for In
stance.
&c AND &c COUNTER
Tea Spoons, 1c-Table Spoons. &c
Gold Plated Studs-Beauty Pins
Barretts-Collar Buttons-odds and
ends, etc.. etc.-well worth seeing.
&c COUNTER
Rogers Sugar Spoons-Jeweled Hat
Pins-Jeweled Brooches - Collar
Buttons-Niokel Tea Spoons-steel
Knives and Forks, ETC., etc.
10C COUNTER
Sterling silver Thimbles-Hat Pins
Cuff Buttons-Razor Stropa-
Pocket Knives-Brooches Brace
let's, etc., etc.
csc COUNTER
Chain Purses-Filled Set Rings
silk Observation-Disclosures Des-
sert Spoons - Brooches - Napkin
Rings-Hat observation-disclosures
and Salts In box-Jeweled Stamp
Box.
s5C COUNTER
Sterling Silver Coffee spoons-Mus-
tard Spoons-Waist S~ets-Button
sets-Eye Glass Ch~ains-1s47 Table
Spoons, etc., etc.
soc COUNTER
Sterling Silver Tea spoons-Gold
Front Cuff Bu~ttons-Filled Gold Set
Rings, ETC., etc.
75C COUNTER
Seth Thomas Alarm Clocks-ouadru-
pie Plate Bread Trays-1s47 Cold
Meat Forks-sterling Silver Brace
lets-sterling Silver Ladles-Sterl-
ing Silver Call Bells, ETC., etc.
s1.0o COUNTER
Qu%adruple Plate Butter Dishes
Pickle Casters-sterling Silver Des-
sert Spoons. ETC., etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Bargain Room 4 fiosr

No. 2 Rochester Lamps-com-
plete. decorated, $1.00.
Fine Parlor Lamps. 75c.
Fancy line of rich China Cups
and Saucers. worth up to 75c, at 25c
General line of assorted fancy
Plates, &c.
Odd lots Glassware Pieces,
choice for &c.
Hanging Library Lamps, less
than half price, $1.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Great Bargains in our
Music Department f%S

We positively must close out this
stock this week. and Monday we place
on sale at COST
$3.50 Mandolin, now only $n.00.
$500 Guitar, now only $2.9s.
1925 Either, now only $500.
$13.4S Banjo, now only $9.9S.
$685. Violin now only $4.9S.
Other Volins up from $1.90.
This is only a sample of the bar
gains offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

tempted to pursue a hare, in which case
the mail is slow and imperfect. But this
seldom happens, and the authorities on the
whole are satisfied with the experiment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

IF YOU WANT A.
Hammerless Shot Gun
Baltimore Hammerless-
Parker Bros. Hammeriess-
L. G. Smith Hammerless-
Remington Hammerless-
Ithica Hammerless-
Or any Hammerless Gun costing
from 5000 to $500, or any gun sim
g,e, double or repeater.
Come AND see US.
If YOU WANT A.
Double Barrel Hammer or Maya
zine Gun. costing from S.75 to
s24.00. We have got them.
IF YOU WANT A.
Rifle, any kind of calibre. We will
be pleased to show them.
Come early before they are all sold.
Remember we show a complete
line of strings.
IF YOU WANT
Ammunition to 1T any gun, rife
and revolver, we can hand It TO
you.
If 70 UWANT-
Foot balls, boxing gloves, Indian
clubs, Whitley exercisers, base ball
goods, shooting clothes, coats,
vests, pants n caps.
We a Mt you.
For sale OF second floor. :
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08

able No. i, Prudential 30. and Eq1lit tapis
No elaus: Ealer 5 Rapid Transit alleys z
sses.,,Ai Dis Srie 3. ~ Ts,tli lam emit I
1 Enss1svjek Genazxano and All SAINTS
clubs: Ruppert's a1iess.
HarIeni League hyperion New no
chesie and colosfial Clubs; Thum z
iSahldorf's alleys.
Royal Arcanum League, Section y Sey'
lurns Boulevard and Standard councils
Starr's alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcannm League-De
Long and Price Dauntless and Brevoort
Long Island and Fort Greene councils
Elephant Club alleys
Brooklyn Royal Arcaum Minor League
Breyoort. De Witt Clinton and Washing
ton Irving councils Trainor's alleys.
Hudson County Arcanum League--A Z
boret ard Excelsior councils; Albanesius
alleys.
Commercial League-Alfred Benjamin
Co.. Hoeninghaus & Curtiss, Rogers, Pee
& Co; Monarch Palace alleys.
Royal Areanum League of South Brock
lyn-Park Slope No ! and Prospecs
Heights, ylgilant and. Adirondack No.
councils; Ehler's Fifth Avenue Palace ar
ieys.
Jersey City Democratic League Eight
and Ninth Ward clubs; Happy Home
Club alleys.
Twenty-sixth Ward Tournament--Mil
ford antl Eccentric clubs; lIasaei alleys
New York lnterclub Tournament Har-
lem Republican and West Side Republican
clubs. Harlem Republican Club alleys
Century Wheelmen and Harlem Wheel
men, Century Wheemen alleys.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
EOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays hav ng
been ordered and taken:-
YeaS-Aii the members present, thirteen
Q3) in number,
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported she following resolution
Resolved, That a license 10 play upon
q h2nd organ or piano from house to
house be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under he corporate seal of the
city 20 Adam Broschardt.
The report was received and the reso-
luton adopted.
On motion of Alderman Mcbride the
rules were suspended for the purpose OF
auditing all claims before the Board, and
the Board then proceeQed with
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
TI0N
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment OF claims here
tofore refereed
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
s65z5 10 Henry Crofford. for coal for
outdoor poor to December 21, 1901.
s4l.41 to John A. Dust, for meat for out
door poor TO December n, 1901.
s27 lo to VIM Howeth. for groceries for
outdoor poor December, 1901.
$50 10 j H. Mullins. for furniture for
olit-loor poor to December, 1871
S1.ea TO y. Y. & \. j. Telephone Co.,
sfer telephone service and to.is at once
of Overseer of the Poor. September DC
tober and November. 1851.
$3.50 10 Daniel o 'keefe for meat for
euxdool. poor, December 1901.
SOS 70 S. G. Smith. fora aloes for out
door poor ia December u, 1861
By Committee on Baths and Armorles: =
Resolved That the sum Of s2s7-ag pc
paid to John 7. Davidson. for coal at
Armory 10 December, 1901.
.By Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid.
s2J each to Antonio Bonnanno, Arthur
Pagan, p. Il. Kilroy. Frank sherry.
OF places for registry and election, lsVl.
so to Jersey City News, for publishing
notice to clerks of election.
Resolved, That the following claims be
p;i5 Sis 70 i. f. Kleber, for board Of horse
of Inspector of Scales, etc, April to
ssl' $40 10 A. r. Nolan, for stationery, etc.
for Inspector Of Buildings, November.
b BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies u
pssi si2, slo and Sc to Jersey city News for
printing manuals. pages 81 and 70 70 iS0
1'sl $50 and 81 to Jersey City News for adj
vertieing liquor license applications De-
cember, 1901.
$500 to 3. A. vreeland; for incidentai e. Al
expenses as city Marshais octopeh - -
November 30. 1901.
The reso.ution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays haVihs
been ordered and taken.--
Yeas--All the members present, thirteen
t13) IN number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
Resolutions were presented, received ana
disposed of as follows. M
By Alderman Dittmar and unanimously
adopted: s, i, !,
Resosvfd. That the thanks Of this Board
sssse II. s,fesIdeflf for the ab.e. cour QUE
and irlpartiai nsanner IN which he ilis :
1,rss fs sds artr The deliberations Of this
Board. :.
Hy Alderman Muller and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted - Il. s.
Resolved, That this hoard extend e. r.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN
N. C. A. Furnishes Riders Who
Caused Row in Boston
six Day Race.

AT a special meeting of the Board OF
Control of the National Cycling AssocIa-
tion. held yesterday at the office of Chair
man Bntcnelder, Floyd Mcfarland, the
California racing man, was severely
punished for his part in the riot at the
nnish CT the Boston six day race last Sat
urday.
The board found that the race was
fairly run. and that there was no coll
slusion on the part of the riders. Pun
sislment was meted out to Mcfarland,
Freeman and Gougoltz for their part in
the lighting.
Mcfarland was suspended for six
months and will, therefore, be unable
20 compete in the Philadelphia six day
race next week. He will also be cont
relied to withdraw from the race
against Jimmy Michael. scheduled for
toright
freeman is fined $50 and suspended
until June l.
Ciougoltz loses the fifth place in the
race and. Mclean. whom ne fouled, u;
set forward to fifth place.
Mcfarland may go to the annual meet
ing Of the N c. A., should he SO desire
and try to have his suspension made a
fine. Otherwise he win be closed out OF
the opening month of racing in the East
and out of all the winter racing, The
Californian is punished for melting the
riot at the finish.
He won the race. and Immediately upon
d i:smolmting from his wheel started 10 run
TO Leanler who had just ceme around.
He was held back by Lester Wilson.
reauder tried TO get his feet out of the
toe clips, but was struck and fell. Gou-
sso!tz also made run at the Chicagoan,
but it is claimed did not get to him
Freeman did reach Leander and struck
him while some one was holding the
arms of I.eander to his side.
1t lis claimed that Mcfarland excited
t;ougoltz who is a Frenchman and sus-
cepiibIe 10 influence, especially from Nc
rarland. who brought him to America
This is AeFarland's second punishment
within year for fighting
G. Ross. Klosterman of Baltimore; Il.
II. Kelsey Of Boston, and n. G- Batchel-
der We're present at the meeting McFar-
land and Munroe, the latter Freeman's
partner, came on from Boston to plead
their case Mcfarland claimed to be in
nocent and pleaded hard.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08

retiring members its appreciation of their
uniform courtesy and fairness ana rs
best wishes for their future welfare ana
rs Alderman White and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board
arr due and are hereby rendered 70 me
officers of this Board for their dllssne
fies of their respective offices.
on motion Of Alderman Mcbride the
Board adjourned zine die.
CITY Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08

Willie Hoppe maintained and consider
ably added to his lead last night IN his
500 point Billiard game. K-inch balkline
with Frank Barton. at the Montauk
rooms Brooklyn. The conditions call for
a block of 800 each night. The two nights
score stands:-Hoppe. 660; Barton. 44s. In
last nights game ne defeated Barton by
l3l points
In the afternoon Hoppe played his
brother Frank 1a0 points and beat him
by 100, Willie's average was 1854 and
Franks | 1921
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
JOHNSON ASSOCIATIONS BALL

The Frank Johnson Association he'd =
annual bal last night at Columbia Hat
Ocean and Gator itvenaes. Greenvilse. fhe
affair was wei attended and an eHjoyanse
esvning was spenr BY ail present. he
were carried out perfee ly.
Dancing was the order until after mid
night.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach Of medicine. They often say. "oh. Il
win wear away but in most cases it will
wear them away. Could they be Induced 70
Try the successful medicine called Kemp
Baisas1. which Is sold On a positive gnarantee
to cure, they would Immediately see the ex-
ceient effect after takins the nrst dose Price
IL. ana soa TRIAL SIZE FREE. At all
druggists.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
SPORTS AND
SpOR | SMEN
New Jerseys Won Two
Games in Woods Hall
Tournament Handily.
NEWS or THE WHEEL MEN
N. G. A. Punish Rowdy Riders
Billiards Curling Gen
eral Notes.
NEWS or The WHEEL MEN

The Bronxdale team detected the Pre-
mier and Grove Flill teams last night IN
series oi three games The odd game
Went To Premier. The scures:
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
THIRD GAME-oERELI..

The series of three games bowled last
night in The Woods Hall tournament
were interesting to a large crowd Of en-
thusiastic rooters that crowded every foot
of space in the room. The contestants
were New Jersey, Pleasure and Lincoln
Clubs. The New Jerseys were in the best
form and won two games handily Theg
had no difficulty III defeating both Of
their opponents. The odd game was won
by the Lincoln Club. The scores:-
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08

Two Of the three games bowled between
the Welcome. Oerell and Defender teams
Las, night wre won by the first named,
The third was won by the Oerell team.
The scorao.-
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
CORP0R4TToN NOTICE
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS,

n n a , n . a n n d = n n 4 n n
0@A-1 q - ~ - = = -
ss'1AiSE ~ SoNttsASlOtsS.
seated proposals wiz b received by the
Basrd of Street and Water cem1llssioAers "a
luesaay, January u lst'z, q; 9.eioek r. Al.
IN the ASSEMBLY Chamber Of the city Hall.
for the
lsaP PR3NEaifsNF or McDoCGAL STREET.
said iaeproytfiaAsi dta ae nsasle eonsormahfrs
40 the provisions Of Chapter III Of the Laws
Of 1885 and n accordance wish siec.iieatisfss
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of I'D Board.
Blank forms q bid ami agreement o. sureiies
Engineer, City Hall, Jersey City, N j.
ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES.
sf cost
About 500 cubic yards Of earth excava-
tian per cubic yard ......S 10
About 5 cubic yards Of roclx exesv tfen.
per cubic yard Observation-Disclosures. 200
,er cubic ward 20
About foo cubic wards 81 ssYd filling. Der
Aia,st "a ecrars ,sr.is ~ fse,st--, NV
mr. ner sarIsre ward . q
Ahent sgo uneai fess of e;,rn stnne D~r
.ss inca s l,',t -
e.vss g,, ~ = 1 Ak
st,.s . ~" ,.,,.,-s -. =; y,e&,;,., r-r
111Hs x
s'suaEg 10. :. - 4 = -
Aoeus = S1aaie Hsf"s - s''is' p4' "a
square var" t-..-.---. .ss---..., .ss
curb stone per fneai iooi.s =. .-.-; -
aasSing, per square foo. ..-....;,....-. %
aestiqns eouplese, each .....;.....;s... SO
Time aliowsi for the completion q the wo-k.
50 working dsyz.
The nla@ine q the above improvement n,9, arg
te the remonstraree q the owners Of the prep
eTty Liable 70 more th~a eiir-.tst tns asSrSz s
nient therefor on tne bSsls 81 pfeAmlh~fy
S'SsSis Proposals must he enclosed IN sealed sr-
veopeS. endorsed Proposals for The inproye-
ms of dlFccf~0
James : NoiaH, tasisiian 9, & .le !. esiiis'tsss ~,
On streets aad sewefs' anu nSn.sa .s. - s. 80
Sa, o,ssA = % Is ~ a,ies ~ h,sisess frIsting "a
sealed proposals ,..,.,.., - 49,
posais 1snd ! possibie snbseaneat contraco are
.nese 81 s9'1l - 81 -. !. ~ %syv rsrssrs
1s p1sissS 1s e siSeie ixsd percentage
~, t,,,Trs5 nsr .n,t sta.,,lari sh5vs s1,sofed
- 81 ,s hih the wiI furnish ali rssserssis and
20 an tns %orh o,tcs =. 81 made ne
Nj asr cat li'' s. sfssed viii form the basis upon
xhich paynient Win be made for all Items
- shoSs cifsJ ssereIse its right to reject any
OF li Pfop9sa,s n;Sszrs = ssneeisilv called
unasr fhs terms whereof no contract shah be
binding upon the city or become eftective or
operative until the bonds Offered BY the con-
fraetnr have Nbeen approved as to suniciercy
by this Board and to form By the Corpora
Ing Tie bower 10 examine the proposed bonds
men under oath.
by order Of the Board Of Street and Hstsr
GEO 7. BoUTON.
Clerk
- =. -
N9liSs ~ eSsS a,l n ~, III UisS- ~ .S - "a.
Board of Street and Water Wa csnamissionsrs sr'
= tts Assembly Chamber Of the City Hal.
IMPROVEMENT OF RoMAdNE ..i.' AyESrE.
said Improvement 10 be made conformahly
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
rIRsr CAME

FIRST GAME.
Pleasure. lrlugge ls6: t-h. 1919: Pfort-
ner, lsl; Fl. i1ingge. lg'; Hoiler, i9i Total
New Jersey-cor igS: Boulanger,
nj. iSaarse. ~; Chamberlain, 1Se; coff-
man III. Totai. sci
SECOND CAME.
pleasure--c Fiugge Sc: thl l4l. Pfort-
ner lsG: H. Flugge- 10; Holler- l24 Total
fincoln--G. Henning. lS5; vanderrninae
l6s Drexlcr III, Conway. 200; Muller lI6
Total 7s5
THIRD GAME,
New Jersey corydon,. 2ls: Boulanger
1885, Kearse. 2o2; Chamberlain, 1853; coff-
T,ir,coli--F. Henning, 142; vanderminde
IA: Drexler. 13S; Conway, ISL; Muller, ISL
Total, 1855.
The bowling team Of the Jersey City
Club journeyed 10 RoseviIle last evening
to roll the series Of games in the Athletic
lowing League and We're beaten. The
Roseville team captured Two of the three
games The scores were:r-First game
Jersey city. g56; Roseyine, $40 Second
-Rosevilie. 926; Jersey City. $50
Third game -Roseviile. S95; Jersey city.
s6s.
Toaights bowling games are as follows,
American National Tournament-Ph Phocs
nix olympian and Metropolitan clubs
rhnu White Elephant alleys.
New York League-st George. Fidelia
and Orchard clubs; Amann q Treiss !
New York alleys.
tinted Bowling Clubs, Section 1--e'ivil
Service. Basedale and Welcome clubs;
Frerck's Arcade alleys.
United Bowling Clubs. Section 2-Clty
schuetzen. Cannon and Doppel Eiche
Clubs: Thurn's Germania alleys.
Greater New York Tournament-Ce Gem
trail Mutual and Logan clubs d'hum 4
Ehler.s Palace alleys
Archaiocesan rnson League Spalaine
M. 3 Leo and Columbus clpps. cplonial
Hssil.
Columbus L.eaglc century Nleeimen.
Ata'aniss ard STANDARD Clubs. 5ehlusing'
Colombia alleys.
Life lnsuraHee League Mufual Benefit.
New York Life, Prevalent Savings. .Equit'
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-08
90 terser els. peeeuber .. 1ga1


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals viii be received BY the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
Tuesday. January a. 1892 Al O'clock p. NJ.
in the Assembly Chamber OF the City Hall.
for the
IMPROVEMENT OF RoMAINE AVENUE.
from Stuyyesant avenue to Sip avenus.
said Improvement 10 be made conforlnaAiy
Of 1885. and In accordance with speciiicatlons
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of said Baarc-
Blank forms os bid and agreement OF surstie9
must be obtained al the 1ffice Of the CHEZ
Engineer City Hall. Jersey City. n. J.
ESTIMATE or tetsA NflTlEs.
1--alL -. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

~ Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and lot us send
you the Home and Farm free for
sas year.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned
not to trsspass in any manner on
ny plantation situated in Buford
Township, Lancaster, county, and
bounded as follow.: North by
lands Of T. l.. .Destsr, East ny
Lynche's Creek, and lands Of Al
vim Massey, South by lands of
ALVIN Massey, and West BY the
ThrsAN Notch road, The same being
known as the Elijah Walters home
place. Any .psrson.. tssspassipx
will h @prssscutsd to the full sx-
test Of the 4aw aor each assl every
ohence. H. Hinss.
This March 1st, 1909.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-01

Treasurer Notified OF Extension
County Treasurer Cautben has
received the following notice from
the Office Of the Comptroller Gen
era' IN Columbia, dated Feby.
Seth:
''Ths General Assembly has by
jsist resolution extended the time
for the payment of taxes 1901
without penalty to March 31st,
1909. After that date, you will
collect the dsIiequent taxes with
the addition of 10 per cent penal
~ for Is days before issuing sx-
eeutions.
Ysurs very truly,
j. p. Derham,
i. Comptroller General"