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Evening star., 1903-07-13
Ordered by Commissioners

The Commissioners have ordered that the
order of July >. 1903. appointing A X Sell
den as assistant inspector of buildings at
l,Wn per annum. 20 take effect July l. 1903
be amended so as to take effect July 7, 1903
That Bruce Aldrich be appointed inspector
at the asphalt yard at a compens ition of
81 per day, to take effect July l. 1903; he
having performed such duty since that di te !.
and that he is hereby added to the list of
per diem employees to receive one day leave
during present fiscal year.
That Charles Elmer Connor be appointed
assistant inspector of buildings at the rate
OF Sl."'r per annum to be paid from :ppro-
priation for additional assistant inspectors
OF buildings for such time as their services
may be necessary. Eo4." and to take effect
When appointce is assigned to duty.
mat sewer be constructed along the west
side OF lSt street northeast. from Q street
northward 40 feet; estinatod cost $3.50
charg"Ibe to the current appropriation for
main and pipe sewers.
That sewer in alley square ~, be recon-
Structed at an estimated cost of SlTS
chafSeabe to appropriation for cleaning
hat gutter bs lowered on Bria1ItWond
avenue for a distance of about 5000 feet
north from culvcrt opposite Brehtwood
power house; estimated cost. SD. charge
able to repairs to roads. 1901.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
DANGERS THREATENING
The Colored Race Warned by Rev. D.
j. Jenkins,

Rev. D. j. Jenkins. president of the Jen-
kins Orphanase and Industrial Farm and
Reformatory. at Charleston S. c.. occupied
the pulpit of Zion Baptist Church last
night, when he prea ached a sermon in which
he warned the cOlorcd race of dangers
which threatened it. The preacher took
his text from LIST John 81: Let no man
deceive you; he that doeth righteousness IS
righteous, even as He is righteous" Among
other things he Said
THE race is in a crisis that means more
to it than singing and pra wing. We have
got to act. We must reform the vicious
boys and girls. and to do this must have
the use of the pulpit and press. Woetul
insults to women must be stopped. Lynch
ing and mob violence must cease. or this
country will be turned up from bottom to
top. The pulpit and press must not shrink
from living duties that now demand the.
services. The negro. as race. is not
enough concerned over issues that are of
the most Importance to him"
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins is accOmpa MED to the
city by twenty boys and girls inmates of
the orphanaSe over which he has charge.
The children are musicians and jubilee
singers. and will give Il concert IN local
cOlOred church here tonight.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

The annual picnic of the workmcn who
fashion bread and cake like mother used
to make" for the residents of Washington
was held at Bicslers Park, on the historic
Bladensburg turnpike. Saturday. 1t was a
joyful gathering and included the majority
of the local bakers.
The start to the grounds was made early
in the morning. Each of the picnickers
carried basket of spacious variety, which
contained everything one could wish to eat
on such an occasion. Upon arriving at the
resort all hands went about arranging the
tableClOthS on the grass, preparatory to
serving luncheon. after which the pleasure
seekers lounged about on the lawns and in
the hammocks. During the afternoon the
attention of the pcnlckcrS was taken up
by the athletic events, and in the evening
music and dancing became the feature.
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Good Templar Program.

Perseverance Lodge held its regular
meeting Saturday evening in Scottish Rite
Hall. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, with large
attendance of its members and visitors
from Minnehaha and Silver Star Lodges.
Mr. L. l.. Corhy. lodge deputy. presided. At
the conclusion of routine business came ne
usual social session. followed by an irl
rromptu program. in which responses We're
given as follows: BY Grand Templar Rus
sell. address commenting the lodge for
its loyalty to the order and its fratcrndl
regard for sister lodges: by Mrs. Emma
Corby, vice templar, piano recitals: by
Past Chief Templar Daley an address d.
ScrptiEe of special features of Faith Lodge,
the new member in the circle. and bcSpeah-
ing frat"rnal help from sister lodges: by
Miss E"Htrice JohnStOue. piano solos: 10y
Mr. j. Rollf". treasurer an address deScrlb-
ing the fruits of ntemDerance in the nurtl-
east section of tn" city. as these ar" gatr-
cred in at the ninth pr"ciHct, and noting ,lc
demand far more Good Templar work IL
Friendship Lodges Jurisdiction: by Miss
TcnnySon. an adir"ss congrat tulating the
lodge on its prosperity; hy Miss Blanche
Nrff. acting secretary. an address cnpha-
sizing the appeal by Miss Tennyson in be
half of the lodge finances. and address, :
by several others on parallel lines. at the
conclusion of which refreshments We're
served 10y Mr.. Mcdonald and his com
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Razor Cost Him S1OO.

Richard Brown, colored, INDUCED in liquid
refreshments to such an extent Saturday
night that he was unable to find his way
home and had made his bed for the night
on a sidewalk on 18th street. Policeman
Evans happened along soon after Brown
had retired. but his repeated efforts failed
to rouse the slumberer.
The patrol wagon was called and the man
was conveyed to the third precinct police
station. He would have been released when
sober if the police had not found a razor
IL, his possession when he was searched.
When he appeared in the Police Court TO-
day on a charge of carrying Il concealed
weapon Brown admitted his guilt. Judge
Kimball taxed him $1DO and directed that
he should be deprived of his liberty for six
months in default.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Asphalt From Trinidad.

The British steamer Myrtledene laden
with 2H0 tons of asphalt from Port OF
Spain. Island of Trinidad. has arrived in
port and will unload her cargo at The
Georgetown piers of the asphalt company.
The Myrtledene is the first steamer flying
a foreign flag to come up the Potomac for
many years, and is one of the largest
fre1Shters that has ever visited this city.
She attracted much attention and has many
visitors. The steamer was escorted up the
Potomac by the tug Camilla. Capt Davis
and was docked by that towhoat.
When the steamer left the Island of 'Trini-
dad she had aboard :t,!kD tons Of asphalt
but was drawing too much water to come
up the river, and she went to Baltimore
where $50 tons of her cargo We're dis
charged. The vessel then came to this
city.
When she completes the unloading Of he!
cargo she will return to Baltimore and will
load coal there for a Mexican port.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Caught Rolling the Bones.

Charles Butcher and another colored
youth varied the monOtony of the day Yes
terday by indulsing in a game of craps in a
vacant wagon standing In Shepherds alley.
Policeman Livingston of the second pre-
Cifct heard suspicious sounds issuing from
the vehicle and on looking inside found the
men rolling the bones. They were taken
into custody and spent last night in the
station house. Each pleaded guilty this
morning when arraigned before Judge Kim
ball of the Police Court on Il charge of
disorderly conduct. After herring the flcts
from the officer. Judge kimball imposed a
fine Of So on each with three months on
the farm as the alternative.
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THE ELUSIVE DORSEY
FUGITIVE MURDERER AGAIN RE-
FUSES TO BE CAUGHT.
Detectives Go to Jersey City en- Wild
Goose Chase-Famous Case
Recalled

Dorsey Foultz may be in the land Of
the living, but it is the opinion of many
members Of the police force that he is
dead. However dead he may be. he GER
ta!niy is not forgotten. The latest advice
received at headquarters located the fugi-
tive colored urderer in Jersey City, and
Detective Muller and Private Detective
Brockenboroush went three days ago to
that city in search of him This latest
clue promised to be productive of good
results, but when the detectives returned
home yesterday morning they were as
empty-handed as they were when they
boarded the Congressional Limited two
days previously. y Star reporter also
made an investigation of the Jersey City
end of the case.
When the officers started on the home
ward TRIP one was of the opinion that
Dorsey had not been in Jersey City. while
the other, Detective BrockenborouSh, felt
certain that they had been on the right
track The Information was obtained from
colored man who had known Dorsey in
his boyhood days, and he declared that
MI. ROUTE was seen on the streets in
Jersey CITY So anxious was he about
IN" man identity that he even went so
far as to scertain where Dorsey had been
working. and sid he was employed ih
druS store on 9TH street in the 1ltO block.
under the name of Carter. But he was
mistaken In the block for there is no
such store in that block.
A Strange" Colored Man.
Detective Muller had a talk with Chief
Murnhv and otb.r ,,,;oo oa,c;.ls of 1ercay
Citr saa,,,o 49,, D,,,s.
sne SCI vices vi Nv Nv
ffeScot'' ana the search was begun Inc
.,, -, - .nl"s ~ oioeh 'ie'r 'i'Ves''sa.loh was
the mistake in the location of the drug
s+oro E,an .h,t -..a. 80. ,,,;,ooa .
serious drawback. for the detectives re-
allied that people frequently make such
nus nus taxes. Aheh they started out 10 huht
Ynrkin i .u liia,i oS a,laa ''I,, ,,t
he was not to he found Tb,v heard of a
strange CClored man who had gone by that
name but Where he was Saturday or where
ne "iS ethl!oSed theT could not ascertain:
a Jersey tlty coiortd man who was sup
Poeeu 70 emo" an ABOUT the alleged Dor
SeS foullZ fiad gone to Bayonne on buSl-
ness, and the Washington officers had to
Journey 10 'hat town to flnd nm HIS IN
formation was of but little or TO value,
i've Muller concluded that he would have
20 return ana report 10 capt. l'oafomtn
'Ea' ms Trip had been an unsuccessful one.
IL IL St",ed 'hdt tiefe are not many col
"ieu Peopie IN jersey CITY named carter.
ana 'iie detectives IN tiat CITY Will DO all
III 'heh power 10 llhu a stranger OF tldt
name. De!ectHe prescott Is one OF the
pe,t Oh 'hlei Murphy detectives, ana is
wen known IN 'hlS clty. lie mas become
very much Interested in the Dorsey FoutZ
case. ana was anxious to KNOW what had
made the murder case so important. The
lhi"fmatl"h opta'ned concerning the al
Evening star., 1903-07-13
EXCURSIONS.

Although the Alexandria Light Infantry
are doing guard duty in Richmond ON ac-
count of the street car strike. the members
of the command who have returned home
will look after the annual excursion. which
will take place at River View tomorrow.
The Wizard Heer, the bicycle ringman;
music and dancing and all the other amuse-
mentS will he the attractions. The steamer
PentZ will leave here at II am, I'D and
Go pm
Evening star., 1903-07-13
EXCURSIONS. ETC.

Ho. FOR GREAT FAIIS.-STEAMER IorISE
leaves 32.l and Canal Sunday. Monday Weinrs-
day and Friday AT $50. Round trip, EUr For
charters apply J. II. MASON, io2 2od 'pnons
West
Evening star., 1903-07-13
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Marshall nan al
10 a. M. 2::'o and g." pm.
Steamer Pcutz for River View at 10 am
. Is and 6:il pm.
Steamer Norfolk for Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk at $50 pm.
Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon at
10 a m and 80 pm.
Weems line for Baltimore and river land
ings at y n.
Randall lin" for landings to ColoniSl
Beach and Maddox Creek at { am.
Steamer Aryowsmith for Colonial Beach
at $40 am.
Steamer Istyllo Randall for Glymont and
intermediate landings at $50 am.
Trains leave District line station for
Chesaped kc Beach at 1O:45 am, 2:i!. go
and I 40 nm.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Return of DR.. T. 3. Mohun.

Dr. Z. Il. Mohun has returned here from
ar extensive trip through Mexico in tn"
interest of a mining enterprise. AS stated
in telegram published in The Star, DR..
Mohun has brought with him information
concerning his discovery of three or four
hundred skeletons. whom he believed to be
of Chinese by whom he holds that the
country was settled. AS soon DR.. Mo
hun has recovered his usual health he will
return to Mexico.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
The Transfer Made.

Arrangements Were completed today for
the transfer of the deposit and permit ac-
counts from the office of the auditor to the
office of the diSbursing officer. Mr.. c. G.
Rogers. Mr.. Rogers will have several clerks
to assist him in the new duties imposed
upon him. All the money Will be deposited
in the treasury 10y the collector of taxes to
the account of Mr.. Rogers as disbursing Of
tiCsr. and disbursements viii be made
thercfrom by the same system that marks
the distribution of the other District funds.
The auditors Office will hereafter h" de
voted strictly to the auditing of accounts.
and no money Whatsoever viii lie handled
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Smallpox Case Develops.

The health authorities We're notified late
Saturday afternoon that Nora knight a
Colorcd girl, eighteen years of age. had ap-
piled at the Garfield Hospital for treatment
and found to be suffering from a case
OF smallpox. The girl was isolated until
the proper authorities could remove her to
the smallpox hospital She lived at 111J
10th street northwest. The house there has
been quarantined and the seven inmates
will be kept there under close surveil lnce
until the period of incubation has passed
Evening star., 1903-07-13
To Loan at 415 Per Cent.

Lightning Rods ] II, Kuchling .,oa 18th n w.
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Removal Notice.

The Evening Stars Connecticut avenue
branch for the receipt of advertisements
has been removed to the Postal Telegraph
Office at l26 Connecticut avenue where ad-
vertisenents for The Evening Star will be
accepted at the regular rates.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
$14.25 To Detroit, Mich, and S14.25

Return via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Official Route.
For the Epworth League convention
round-trip tickets will he sold July II and
10. good to return until July - and by
deposit of ticket can be extended to Au-
gust 10. Washington to Detroit and return,
$14.25-Advt.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Cabin John Rridge-Haleys Tand and
fireworks display.
Chevy Chase I.ake-Concert by Marine
Band and dancing.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Body Brought Home for Interment.

Louise IIesse the young daughter of Mr..
Henry A He.sse of 1902 North Carolina
avenue died at Erie. Pa. Saturday mora
ing Funeral services were conducted over
the remains 1T Erie yesterday and the body
was brought here for interment. The in
terment occurred at Congressional cem-
etery this morning
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Delicious Southdown Lamb.

To enjoy life in summer have the meats
for your table supplied by I. +. kEANE.
34-I1 Center mkt. and Wholesale Row.
None fine than his Washingt ton dressed
Beef and Southdown Lamb. Lowest con-
siStent prices. Phone 15S.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Tie Place for Your Valuables.

Valuable p.,p-r~ and Jewels should hc ken,
In St:.-'!rpoSit box il vaults If Union
Trust = StuJag" Co. l4li r. Rented 81 wear
ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

Our Special Cure Ronelcss Corned Beef
sliced Wu"U cold makes better ana more
economic S.! lunches than any Ham ever
sold.
Price, loc. per pound.
f.uEol brothers Company,
vth St',rt W ing. Center Market.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Summer Resort Book,sts

II will be n great convenience for people
who have not already decided whore they
will go this summer to call at The Star of
Ace and look over the circulars of summer
esort hotels. retaining any that they may
wish
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Hourly Passenger Service to Baltimore

Via B. & O. R r from am to T. m.
on the hour. returning in like manner. The
Royal Blue Line schedule to Philadelphia
and New York is also very attractive
One.-AdVt.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

John Lewis, colorcd sixty years old. fell
from his wagon in front of 24S | street
southwest Saturday afternoon and was
slightly hurt. He was removed to the
Emergency Hospital, where an injury to
his head WaS dressed.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

To Sell or Store Furniture Send to
Brown & Tolson. Aucts., 1909 & II NY. ave
Storage rooms, 1412 ii st. Phone Main 2J2O
iy13-3t
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The Food for Summer Menus.

ing your stomach. Eat Schneider's Malt
Bread It's light and easily disested-and
above all. nouriShing. GrOcers. sc.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

George Stephens. colored. sixty years old
a resident of Jackson City. was overcome
by the heat at North Capitol and G streets
about o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
police removed him to the Casualty Hos
4
Evening star., 1903-07-13
To Obtain Delicious Butter

order of James +. Oyster 9th K Pa ave. All
the choicest brands are sold there. Four
Leaf Clover Creamery, 5-lb. boxes, 81 5O-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

up with the Ahn"r-Dr,vy Brewing Co. s
"OLD GLORY" and you'll have no trouble
keeping cool and well. Drop postal. or
phone :;lIN for case. Prompt delivery.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

David Murphy of ll5 Seaton street was
bitten on the leg Saturday afternoon by Il
dog owned 10y james A. Miles of 1o4 Sea-
ton street. He was painfully but appar-
emily not dangerously hurt. Mr.. Murphy
went to the Homeopathic Hospital and had
his injury dressed.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

Is" kenny's Cheon,
The l'"tt I"'. Mixed Tea in America.
c. l.. KENNY Co. 5 City Stores
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Fresh Eggs, tic. Doz.

Best Elgin Butter, &c; Full Cream Cheese.
14c; Large Potatoes, 40c. pix, 30 per bu. ::
PIT Jars Pickles, &c; Tomatoes. I12c. can;
California Hams. 1o12c. J. Z. ID. Pyles' Z
stores including 9iS La. ave. jy13-3t
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AMERICAN LINE

NEW YORK Sut TIiAGPTON LONDON
Phil ad n..July ~. 10 am Noy l,rk-Aug. > !" am
81. Paul .yuly -. II am In lad a. Aug. u ain
IIAI,FiTiIIA A-uU UEEN>Tow N-LIVERPooI
N.ori!and juIy Is. :. pm Ne tId.Aus. l. , ~ p,n
Frirs duly -. 81 a:;I rrg"ni d.-AaI. : (" am
TRANSPORT LINE
NEW YORK LONDON DIRECT
N.saba -. July lN . am MIN APPS Aug |. IL :3pIm
Nin' 'tnnka..Iuly - 6 am Mn'hshahp-. :, 5::na,n
Only hrsi-ela>s pa~s,-u-".> ,a"ried.
DOMINION LINE
EoSTuN- OF Ef:,;STOWN- LIVERPOOL.
Msytnw.r tncw duly i5i Mayfivw.r tucnj- Arg q
.July - tH:lmngwra .Ih...Au- ~
~ England ...Au.. NrN En-laad o.. : ut Z
Observation-Disclosures Sort ~.a ra~~.-e
Canada .........J .July Is bruui ION .-...-..Nug !
Ecn.ngtori. ......J July - >-u;h0 ark. i,r )
BosroH MEDITERRANEAN ,fI.r.,R
AZORES GIRitALrAK- NAPLES GENOA
yA\CUL VEK. Sat. July is. Az. -. ur,. 10
Sat. Aug >cpt. 10 ucI. q
RED STAR LINE
NEW YoRK-ANTWEEP -rAH:S.
Fin and E. July lS 10 am, kr .,u .A@= l. 10
Vudcrld .Juiy -, 10 am /rraud ....ii.. : - a
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL
t;crmauic. July 10, ON Maj site. Jelly - u,un
Cedric Juy I 1890 am Celtic. July "a pa
Victoriun July II, g am Oceanic july 20 D:}o
DAVID LINDSAY. Passenger Agent.
1906 + ST. Nv. Washington.
iy1toooElh ipril
Evening star., 1903-07-13

We have in hand quite an amount of
local funds to loan on Washington real
estate i'll sums to SUIT.
LlERERMA\N II HAWN. 1903 + ST.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

David Stewart coOred, thirty years old,
went to the Emergency Hospital late Sat
urday afternoon and had an injury to his
hand dressed. He received the injury by
catching his hand in the elevator at a
store where he working.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

in greatest demand now. It's delicious iced.
Try il and you'ii ..iways want II. ONLY G'c.
Presents with each I.ound. Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co.'S IL city stores.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

Charles Stang. thirty years old be-
came i'll yesterday afternoon at Georgia
avenue and I'd street southeast. He was
removed to his home, Oh F street north
east, by the police.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Good Lumber-Mill Work
"Thea-Nectar" is the Tea

Always reliable. Established 1924. Libbey
d Co, 9th and " y. ave
Evening star., 1903-07-13
CITY ITEMS.

Doors, Window Sash and Mcldings.
Lumber and Mill Work of all kinds. lowest.
t.iSingcr Bros, 2lu9 9TH NV. Phone 10; NJ
1t
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81 go to Baltimore and Return via r

N @. r. X.
Account i T. .. r. Tickets sold July 10.
20 and II. valid for return until 81 Trains
every hour from n to pm. Return
ing in like mauucr.-Advt
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Groceries of the Highest Excellence

Are the kind F. P. Daley 1926 18th nw) is
noted for keeping. He recommends and sells
Elk Grove Creamery Pasteurized Butter
because its pure and rich-Advt
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Building Inspectors Report.

Mr.. Snowden Ashford, inspector of build
lngs has reported that the bills and receipts
for permit fees Though his office are now
and have been ioi several years in the form
suggested by the collector of taxes in a re-
cent interview. The receipt blanks for de-
rosits for repairs 10 public works that may
be injured during building operations are
now under consideration. MIR. Ashford
says he understands these forms Will be
filled out iii his office hereafter instead of
the collectors Office.
The only other form Of deposit or fee
passing through this office. continues Mr..
Ashford. is the amount tS.;ul. deposited tor
pay of a board of survey in cases of APP
peal from orders of the inspector of build
ings for the demolition of unsafe structures
Such deposits have been made with the
ers. but there are no regular forms for
these deposits as far as | know.
Mr.. H. NJ. Woodward. the permit clerk,
has submitted statement in which he says
that all permits are reported to the enSl-
necr of highways daily and are repaired
by the contractor doing work for the Dis
triCt government or by employees of the
surface division. All bills are sent by the
engineer of highways under his own sigma
ture monthly as the cuts are reported re-
paired. No bills are sent from the permit
office of any character. Mr.. Woodward
says the collector of taxes does not advise
any change in his system. All permit fees
are deposited direct in the United States
trt4.4
Evening star., 1903-07-13
Cottage LaTnrs-Ianterns,
For Iced Tea

Blu" Flame OH Stoves T!iE REST
G1G j. It. {. ~ Muddimau X Co. 10, u 81
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Any Furniture or Household Effects

You want to sell before leaving the city?
ct us sell them. Wilson & Mayors aucts
Phone main 80. 1929 G st NV jy11-3t
Evening star., 1903-07-13

Wide, Finest Boards, S1.65 Per 100
So fl. +, Lihhcy & Co.. 9th and n Y. ave.
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Joist and Scantling. Bright and

Straiel;: dressed all around. No charge
for dressing. 9th and y. y. ave
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Five-Burner Gas Ranges. With Large
Ovens. only $ll5". \. EberIys Sons, us
9Th ST l. W.
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CHECKS PROVIDED
CHANGE IN SYSTEM FOR CARE OF
WHOLE COST FUNDS.
Transfer of the Leposit and Permit
Accounts to Disbursing Officer
of the District.

Commissioner Henry L. West several
days ago addressed Il communication TO
Col. john Biddlc. the Engineer Commits
whereby The deposits for tn whole cost
funds arc to Ie u iced in the Treasury De
partncnt hy the collector OF taxes to the
credit of the diShJrsing officer, VIII make
II necessary to prepare blank bills to show
the amount due Tor work undertaken by
the inspector OF buildings ana for plumb
ers cuts and various permits issued by
the engineer department. These bills axe
to have coupons attached which will be Il
cheek upon the collector of taxes, the au-
ditor, and the officials issuing them.
Il am informed, said Commissioner
West that it has been the cus,om for
your Ciiice to furnish the information IN
letters but the change of financial system
nccessitatcS the preparation OF these bills
with coupons. VIII you kindly direct the
engineer of highways. the inspector Ol
buildings. the permit clerk. ana such Othe.'
officials as m&y he affected by the change.
to confer with the collector Of taxes about
the matter.
Colonel Bddle turned the matter over TO
his assistants. Captains Newcomer and
The various branches Of the e!lg.neer de-
partment for notation.
Mr. &. B. Hunt the enginee: of high
ways, has reported that he conferred with
the collector of taxes. and was advised that
the auditor is preparing for approval
form of receipt for deposits and bills to be
generally applicable. and numbe: ed con-
pears to him to fully meet the require
of his office