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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-10
SANDGR1NGHAM, 10 listopada.

StrOW Balfour l minister kolonll
Chamberlain byli W kosciele, gdzie
biskup z Ripon przemawiaf am
bony o polaczeniu ras, brater-
stwie ludlow, a przedeWszystkiem o
wezlach przyjazni, }aczacych An
glie z Niemcami. Wczoraj obcho-
dzif kr6l Edward rocznice dnia u
rodzin. Wilhelm ofarowaf mu bar
dzo kosztowna waze.
MADRYT, lego listopada. =
Sabine Arano, w6dz autonomist6w
W baskijskich prowincyach, zostaf
W Bilbao uznany przez sad przy-
siegfych eiewinnym. Prokurator
aadaf skazania ma S lat wiezienia,
poniewaz splamit Geese Hiszpanii.
wyslawszy do prezydenta telegram
gratulacyjny okazyi swobodzenia
Kuby pod jarzms hiszpanskiego.
PublicznosG mie5cie Bilbao przy.
jela przychylnie 6w wyrok.
MANILA, logo listopada. -
Rad mocno jest zaniepokojony
wzrostem band ,rozb6jnikow", u.
wiiajacych sic po prowincyach Ca
vite, Rizal Bulcan. Bandy te Ii
cza DO 200 do 300 ludzi i dopusz-
czaja size licznych naduzyt. Trzeba
bedzie przywolac pomocy wojska,
kt6re cd czasu stlumienia powsta-
MIA bylo bezczynne, Istuieje "a
miar ogloszenia stanu oblezenia
we wymienionych trzech prowin-
cyach, wladze cywilne maja W
Mich dzialac wsp6lnie W celu wy
niszczenia band ,,rozb6inikow".
Cholera pojawia sic dotychczas
W r6znych miejscach archipelago
Filipinskiego. Dotychczas zamel-
dowano 100000 wypadk6w zakon-
czysa sic 5mierciq. Wykazy urze-
dove uchodzq 20 nledokladne.
BERLIN, logo listopada. -
w teatrze rozmaitosci, podc2as
przedstawienia, strzelil ktoS dwu-
krotnie do dyrektora orkiestry o.
skara Strauss. Obydwa strzafy
chy ybify, lecz W teatrze powsta}o
og6lne zamieszanie, podczas kto-
rego udalo sic zbiedz sprawcy "a
machu, pomimo energicznego po-
szukiwania przez policye.
RzYM, logo Ii top ad a. -
,Szalony Mullah" z kraju somali
wystosowai list do rzadu wfoskie-
60, wykazujqcy szczere jego checi
utrzymania Wfochami stosunku
przyjazni. Mullah zapowiada, re
nikim ME chce prowadzic wojny,
lecz pragnie wytepic Anglik6w,
kt6rzy bez zadnej z jego strony
prowokacyi napadli ma jego kraj.
WASHINGTON, logo listopada. -
Oskarzenia komitetu antyimperya.
list6w,zarzucajace woisku naFilipi-
mach zastosowanie ,,kuracyi wo-
dnej" wzgledem ksiedza katolickie-
go Augustine, byiy oparte ma pra-
wdzie. Zameczono ksiedza ma
smiert, chcac cd niego wydostac
pieniadze, ktore byfy rzekomo VIA
snoscia powstahc6w. Przekonano
sic atoli, re wystepku dopu5cili sic
ochotnicy Vermont, kt6ry "a in.
ne podobne wystepki zostali wy
kluczeni z armii obecnie ME So
juz pod iurysdykcya sad6w wojen'
nych.
DULUTH, Mimi, 10 listopada. -
w sadzie spadkowym wyjasnifa sic
tajemnica pochodzenia Jana Muel-
lera, kt6ry umart tu prawie W ne
dzy, posiadajac tytul wlasnosci ma
kopalnia, o kt6ra Mkt sic ME trosz-
czyf. Pokazuje sic, re Mueller po-
chodzit z czeskiej Pragi, zkqd u.
ciekf przed kara "a fafszowanie we.
ksli. Jego kopalnia okazaia sic po
jego smierci warta trzy do pieciu
milion6w dolarow, skutkiem czego
r6znych stron swiata zgfosili sic
spadkobiercy. Spadek przypadnie
W udziaIe 7 lub s osobom, pocho-
dzacym Pragi i stojacym do
Muellera W stosunku bliskiego po.
krewiehstwa.
Nr,,u VopU 10po 1;cfo,odo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-10
PoIicyant ciezko raniony.

Policyant William Rohan ze
stacyi przy E. Chicago ave. zostai
wczoraj rano ciezko raniony, a mo-
re smiertelnie. Okofo godz. 4 rano
spostrzegf czterech ludzi zachowu--
jacych sic W podejrzany sposob W
okolcy La Sale i Erie str. Skoro
ci adzie spostrzegli Rohana, ode
szli; policyant poszedt "a nimi,a ma
Clark i Indiana str. przystapif do
mich i zapytaf sic, co tam robia.
Me odpowiedziano mu mic, tylko
Jeden owych czterech wyjaf re.
wolwer strzelit kilkakrotnie. Ro-
han zostaf trafony W glove, kula
utkwifa kofo kosci 'nosowej. Ma
odgfos strzaf6w nadbiegfo kilku
policyant6w, kt6rzy ciezko ranio.
nego odwiezli do szpitala Passa.
want. Lekarze zbadawszy ranio-
nego orzekli, re rama jego barezo
jest niebezpieczna.
Rohan lezQc, strzelif pare razy
takze re swego rewolweru, ale
zdaje sic, re ME trafif nikogo.
Liczy on lat 27 mieszka pm. l6l
, Osgood str.
W godzine po tenn zajsciu are
sztowano pod chodnikiem ma Clark
Indiana str. niejakiego Franka
Murphy, kt6ry powiada, re pred
tygodniem przybyt z st. Louis.
Ma stacyi przyznaf sic, re byf po-
miedzy owymi czterema, ktorych
Rohan zatrzymaf by} ma rogu ulic
Clark i Indiana. Pozniej areszto.
wano znanego policyi rabusia,
Williama Lotus, ktory rowniez
brat udziaf W zajsciu. Dw6ch in.
nyoh policya podobno zna, ale je-
szcze ich ME znalazta.
Opadniety pOkaleczony.
Felix Kujawa, wozuica, wczoraj
okofo godz. s wieczorem zostaf
opadniety pred szynkiem pm. GIG
Halsted str. przez czterech ludzi, 2
kt6rych Frank Murowski pokale.
czyl go nozem kofo szyi W bio
dro. Zawieziono go do szpitala
SIS. Nazaretanek; rany jego ME So
niebezpieczne. Kurowski uciekf.
Kujawa mieszka pm. 49 lngraham
str.
P0rzucOne dzieckO.
Pomiedzy pakunkami, kt6re "a
brano onegdaj rano ma dworcu
prey Dearborn str. pociagu kolei
Monon, znaleziono = dziecko "a
szyte starannie W worek, krzyczace
W niebogfosy, liczace ledwie trzy
dni zycia. Dziecko owiniete byfo
w iedwabne sukienki, obok niego
lezata karteczka, ma ktorej byio
napisaue: ,Jest to Gertruda Lo-
la. Obchodzcie sic z MIA dobrze. "
Dziecko oddano do domu podrzut-
kow.
Blizniacy.
John James Power, blizniacy
mieszkajacy pm. 10 Waldo place,
stawali onegdaj pred sedzia Doyle.
iona Johna zaskarzyia tegoz o
opuszczenie jej. Kiedy policyanci
udali sic do ich mieszkania, by
aresztowac oskarzonego, ujrzeli O.
bu braci tax do sobie podobnych,
re niemozliwa rzecza bylo ich roz-
roznic, a re zaden 2 Mich ME chciaf
sic przyznac il jest poszukiwanym,
przeto aresztowano obydWu. Take
i W obec sedziego Doyle ME chcie.
Ii sic przyznad: dopiero kiedy Sc.
dzia zagrozif, ze obydwu odda pod
sad grand jury, dali zadane wyjas.
nienie.
Pieciu senator6w W Chicago.
D;oo;, conator6w zwiazkowpnh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
News of General Interest To
People Of Badger State.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Telegraphic News of Happenings of The
Past Few Days in The State
of Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 11.-When Sen
ator Spooner reaches Washington he
will call the attention of President
Roosevelt to political outrages and ir-
Irregularities reported from Porto Rico.
with a view Of having an official inves-
tigatiOn made. Colonel George w.
Bird of Madison, father of Hobart S.
Bird, editor of the San Juan News,
who has been attacking what he claims
is a clique of corrupt officials, and has
been convicted of libel therefor, called
the attention Of Senator Spooner to the
"matter. Colonel Bird laid before the
senator charges that prominent men,
bers of the Federal party were being
maliciously prosecuted on the island
for their political activity.
1t is alleged that during the cam
paign that ended last Tuesday a GER
tain element Of the party that opposed
the Federalists resorted to every means
Of intimidation and in some instances
even to physical violence to break up
their political meetings and suppress
their political activity. 1t is alleged
also that threats were freely made
against the lives of the Federalists
should they have the temerity to go to
the polls and attempt to vote.
Colonel Bird and r. M. Bashford will
leave Madison for the island this week
for the purpose of conducting on in
vestigation and assisting young Bird
out Of his difficulties. They hope to
have special agent Of the president
accompany them through the offices Of
Senator SpOoner
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
Baptist Locals.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m You
and your children are invited.
1890 a. M, service of praise and
Bible reading.
$50 p. NJ, Y. P. S. c. E.
1880 p. NJ, preaching.
Services at Dyer school house:
Sunday school at 2:30. Preaching
at $3.50.
Mt. Ida: Sunday school at 10 a. M
followed by preaching.
Tuesday afternoon next earnest
workers meet with Mrs. M S. Trow-
bridge Wednesday evening regular
prayer meeting. We especially in
vite you to this service We welcome
everyone to any or All of our services
We extend To such as may choose this
as tnelr church home an offer of
CHRIS i'm friendship and fellowship.
DANIEL SPRAGUE, Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

sess1nent. The blunders, errors and mis-
takes OF past assessments are truly appalling
and stupendOuS. 1t is even painful to inspect
them. Farms of equal value, adjoining often
have been assessed with no reference to val
ue or quality. Often farmer paid So taxes
where as compared with his neighbor he
should have paid only 81. l have found rank
1nef aal1t1eS in every old assessment roll that
nave examined 1t is hoped that hereafter
each assessor will no longer allow unlawful
exemptions or assess property on any other
basis than the one authorized by law.
Respectfully submitted,
L. u. CLEARY, supervisor of Assessments.
}. Z. CHURCHILL, Assistant Supervisor.
Mr.. Blaine moved that the chair
man be instructed to set apart two
or three hours during this session for
a visit to the county buildings, and
that he provide conveyances. Car
ried.
Mr.. Chandler of the committee to
whom was referred the report of the
court house building committee
asked for further information rela-
tive to the work desired of the COM
mlttee. Mr. Brennan furnished the
desired information. After an in
formal talk by Mr.. Cleary, board
adjourned to $50 a. m.
WEDNESDAY A. M.
Board called to order at S:35.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes read and approved.
Upon motion of Mr.. Blaine, board
adjourned to 7:30 p. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
STORE BURGLARIZED.
L. Alt & Sons Market Visited by Nnc
turna Providers

Last Saturday night burglars en-
tered the store of L. Alt & Son, but
secured very little reward for their
trou BILE.
They gained access to the store
through a rear window which was
open but covered with screen which
they removed.
The safe was open and the robbers
proceeded to break the lock of the
drawers, finding about $3.50 in small
change in one, which they appropri-
ated, together with the drawer. They
opened all of the counter drawers but
found nothing.
All of Mr.. Ats valuable papers
were in one of the drawers examined,
but the intruder exhibited degree
of decency by leaving them unmolest-
ed.
Mr.. Alt thinks that the knowledge
displayed by the culprits in their
operations warrants the belief that
the work was done by somebody well
acquainted with the store-pro badly
a resident of the city.
Mr.. Ats experience is an evidence
of the undesira bility of a common
safe for epositing money. One
should not only not lock safe, but
should place all money in place of
greater security. The night prowler
is likely to follow the example of
lightning by striking anywhere. So
be ready for him with an empty and
unlocked safe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
Price on Assassins' Heads.

Whitewater, Wis, Nov. 11.-Samuel
and Herbert Wickingson, whose broth
ers, William and Albert, and sister
Julia-were murdered and burned in
their home near Palmyra the night of
Oct 90 have offered a reward of ST.
900 for the arrest and conviction of
the murderers. A special detective has
been engaged by the brothers to run
down the aSSassins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
For Chicago, of Course.

Milwaukee, Nov. 10.-A west side
concern is building what is said to be
the largest wagon in the world. 1t
is for a firm of Chicago contractors
and will be used to haul heavy iron
and steel beams for constructing the
First National Bank building in that
city. 1t will have the capacity of
freight car and will weigh $500 pounds
without box or platform.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
Somebody Kept His Threat.

Milwaukee, Nov. S.-Miss Amanda
Greschel of Random Lake, ShebOygan
county, was assaulted with club by
a stranger IN the back yard of her
home and is seriously ill., With Miss
Clara Klessig, Miss Greschel conducts
a millinery store at Random Lake, and
for months past the young women
letters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
County Board Notes.

Will. Wenzel, son of Chairman I'D.
Wenzel of Liberty, was taken sudden
ly Ill Monday morning and physi-
clan had to be summoned to attend
him. The young man improved so
that his condition is no longer seri-
Gus.
Hon. Joseph Chandler, the veteran
chairman from Wingville, bears the
honors of his newly elected Office
assembly with becoming grace and
a proper degree of modesty. 1t is
unlawful to hold two offices in most
cases, but Mr.. Chandler is permitted
to hold the Craftsmanship along with
his new office.
There are seventeen new mem bers
of the board this year. Many famil-
lar faces are missing, some of them
probably forever. However, there is
a fair sprinkling of the old mem bers,
some of whom have been coming
to these meetings since back of the
count of time
The unanimous reelection Of
Chairman Richard Meyer. Jr., for
another Year in an emphatic and
hearty manner, was deserved recog-
ton Of the painstaking manner in
which the popular chairman per-
formed the very particular and null
titudinous duties of the office the
past year. Mr.. Never has given up
much Of his valuable time from his
business in order To direct county
affairs.
The members express pleasure in
the presence in his accustomed place
at the table of Reporter Will Rind-
laub Of Platteville, who was detained
at home by illness during the annual
session last year.
Inc mem DerS nave Deen SpenQ1ng
their spare time in visiting the county
home, asylum and other public build
ings. Everything is carefully in
spected.
Ex-County Clerk Dickinson is able
assistant to County Clerk Griffis in
the clerical department.
Chairman John Kelley enjoy ed
journey to his native land across the
POND since he last greeted his col
leagues. Germany? Nit. His
brother, Michael, prosperous mer-
chant at Woodman, accompanied him.
They were absent seven weeks and
had fine trip. Their parents are
still living, comfortably situated on
a farm of IS acres-which in the
Emerald Isle is considered a broad
domain, and are contented and
happy. Chairman Kelley had not
set foot on the old sod for twenty-one
years.
Several mem oers have been heard
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

who favor the idea of doing away with
the committee on equalization and
placing that work in the hands of the
supervisor of assessments and his
assistant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
PLI,1HTED TROTHS.
Cupfds Work of Week as Recorded at
County CLERK Griffis' Office.

Ernest Brookens and Mamie Pierce,
both of Bloomington.
VIM. Bees bach, Paris. and Mary
Glnte,. Smelser.
Joseph Lange and Dora Digman,
both of Louisberg.
=. ". Armfeld, Fennimore, and
Alice maritime, Lancaster.
E. S. Hill, Ada, Mimi, and Catha-
rine E. Daring, Mt. Hope.
David SIN 'thess, Export, Ia, and
Adde Ray, Colesburg, La.
Robt. II. Osborn ant Cora Samp-
son, both of Hazel Green.
Emil I. Grattan and Louisa Lor-
schetter, both of Cassville.
VIM K. Kerr, Lancaster, and Ada
line Barkell Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

'This is the hardest job I ever had
in my life" said the leading man Of
the Sherlock Holmes company, as he
stood waiting in the wings for the
curtain to go up on the second act.
"Pshaw;" the ingenue replied, ''the
part almost plays itself"
''That's all right, but you just try
to always appear cool when it's about
SO on the stage and see how it goes"
Chicago Record Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
COUNTY SOLONS
IN FALL SESSION
Met Tuesday Morning and
IS Busily Engaged.
AN ABLE LOT OF MEN
R. Meyer, Again Named for Chairman
Every Committee Hard at Work.
Deliberations in Detail.

The county board met in annual
session at the city hall in Lancaste T
Tuesday morning at 1915 o'clock.
The clerk called the roll, as fol-
lows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
One "1nhuman," the Other Extravagant.

Racine, Wis, Nov. 8.-Clayton B.
Quaw has filed his answer in the di-
vorce case started by his wife, Mrs.
Sadie L. Quaw, who charged him with
cruel and inhuman treatment and
threatening to kill her. In his answer
Quaw says she is too extravaganza and
uses liquor TO too great an extent.
The Quaws are prominent. They were
married in Milwaukee in 1895.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

With the exception of a few
touches of agony, election is over.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
Tells of Secret Marriage While Dying.

Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. Harry Baus-
field, a drug clerk, p years Of age, who
died here of typhoid fever, informed
his parents on his deathbed that he
was the husband of Miss Clara Yoos of
this city, whom he had secretly mar
ried last June. Tn, widow is employed
in a store and the couple had decided
to keep their wedding secret until they
felt able to commence keeping house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

The following list Of committees
was read by the chairman and
meeting places assigned them by
the clerk:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

"Last Twenty Days" Needs No Tnterpreta-
tion.-Deer Hunters Waste Day
in the Woods.

Milwaukee, Nov. 11.-Deer hunters
who hurried into the woods Sunday in
order to be ready to begin hunting yes
terday had their trouble for their pains
and dull day yesterday. The state
game warden has decided that the
open season for deer did not begin yes
terday, but today.
The law reads that the open season
comprises the last twenty days of No
vember, and under the ruling of the
warden this includes the Both and eX-
cludes the 10th. Therefore hunters
were not allowed to bag a deer be-
fore midnight yesterday. The deputy
game wardens were given explicit or
ders to see that no shooting was done
until the time fixed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

Will. Wenzel, son of Chairman I'D.
Wenzel of Liberty, was taken sudden
ly i'll Monday morning and physi-
clan had to be summoned to attend
him. The young man improved so
that his condition is no longer seri-
Gus.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
HE |0
IMPORTER,
Seventh and King Streets.
FREE ICED TEA SERVED DAILY.
Saves Girls Life,

Monteagle, Tenn, Aug. 25.-Miss
Winnie Fucker, of Dacherd, one Of IA
party on a mountain trip, stepped
over a cliff at Forest Point Saturday
night. Sidney Cowan, of Nashville.
sprang to her rescue. He caught
her, but too late to prevent her fall,
and was dragged over the edge of
the precipice with her, the two 60
ing down together and landing on
the incline, thirtytive or forty feet
below.
Though Cowan was badly shaken
up, he was still conscious and as his
body rolled down the ledge he
caught on a bush, which stayed his
progress,
Miss Tuckerl bleeding and uncon-
scious, was falling in the path he had
come. AS she passed he caught and
held her, their flight ending three
feet from the edge of 30V.toot
drop
Cowan was found by a rescue
party clutching the girls clothing
i'll one hand and a clump of bushes
in the other. Miss Tucker was I'M
cOnSiIOIlS
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
New AtlAnti- c ~ Trolley

Atlantic City. N. j. August Isl.
A. Swelgard and William Parry TO-
night asked Council for Il trolley Iine
franchise for the Peoples Tract.oa
Company, covering some 20 streets
in the city. The petition was a sur
prise to Council and was referred to
the Ordinance Committee without
giving It's first reading. The only
return the applicants offered the
city is to grade some Of the streets
on which rails will be lail. In sever
al cases the petition GENES in conlict
with the proposed route OF the At
lantlc City < Chelsea Railway Com.
pany, which has the support OF the
Pcnnsy lvania Railroad.
The Peoples Gas Company, the
promoters Of which are unknown,
asked for u franchise to pipe the
streets for new gas company.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Killed BY SPIDERS Bite,

Susquehanna, Pa, August 25.--Af.
ter suffering great agony and watch
Ing his body swell to proportions far
greater than its usual size, Patrick
Cullhay, u. quarryman, of this city
died at his home yesterday. The di-
rect cause Of his death was mosquito
bite.
On Saturday Cudahy was at work
in the quarry when he felt sting
upon his right arm. Looking ut the
member lie saw Il black spider crawl.
ing slowly away. lie brushed it off
and went on to work. 1t was not un.
til two hour, later that he felt any
bad results Of the bite.
The pain became intense, and at
the same time lie noticed that his
arm had swollen considerably. lie
became alarmed, AMI ut once left for
his home, where a doctor wa, SUM-
mOned
The doctor applied various meas.
tres for relief, but they all failed. It
was decided to amputatc the arm
yesterday morning, but Just at the
break OF dawn Cndahy died. lie will
be buried at the cemetery here on
W edncSlaV,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-26
Bids For SuIkhead.

Bids for the construction of bulk
heads at Dan Baker and Stony Point
Shoals, in continuance Of the work
on the thirLy-ioot channel in the Del
aware River, were opened by the
Government engineers In this city yes
terday.
Sanford & Brooks Company, Of
Baltimore. were Tie lowest bidders.
their bid being S23S,4l2. 20. The
contract cannot be awarded by the To-.
cal engineers, however, until The bid
is approved by the chief engineer in
Washington.
The specifications were furnished
by Captain Spencer Cosby, and The
opening Of the bids was supcrintenl-
ed by ColoLcI c. w. Raymond. The
WORK was divided into three separate
contracts. bid being required for
each one.
These companies entered bids for
the entire work and one tor the first
contract only: American Paving &
Construction Co.: $3.50, S75. 10; San.
ford s. Brooks Co.. Sa3S, 4l2. 50. i. +.
Sweeten & Sou bid only for the first
contract.
Under the contracts opened yester
day the bulkhead will be about 49,,
1853 feet long, thus forming q basi n
with an average width Of 1850 feet
and 300 feet in length. The low
water depth will be from to l6 feet
with an estimated capacity OF about
$500, oOD cubic yards, The dredged
material from the chahnel is to be
placed inside this buikhsad.
The money with which the co n
tractors Will he paid is to be taken
from the appropriation for 'lmprov.
ing Delaware River, amount immed-
lately available Sc, 1000, COO.
Cuntracts, according to the river
add harbor act of June IS, 1902, may
he entered into The extent OF 9. 400, 600
making a total 1000, 600. less mount
OF contract TO be entered into under
proposals !or dredging opened last
Thursday, amounting 10 81, 500, 100.
This leaves q balance for the above
Contracts Of AGO, 900.