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La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
Purpose Resd Sisns usus,,y Sssvs.

A young Msnzanola couple and
a couple from Rocky Ford were
taking an evening drive east OF
Rocky Ford Sunday evening, in
tent on nothing but them owe
company. When they approached
Timpas bridge the one ahead sud-
denly saw an apparation that made
each hair stand up on end. I'M
mediately at his left he saw man
in the act OF springing upon the
the unsuspecting couple. HE
struck his horse and quickly pass
ed, drew his revolver, and called
to his companion who did likewise.
They stood in readiness to shoot
If the fellow made a move. He
was apparently petrified by fear.
AS he grew more frightened the
boys grew more calm. They eau
tiously approached; he remained
rigid, they spoke, he stared. they
shook him. he ratified, for he was
a tin sign board put up by some
La lunta merchant Manzanola
Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
City Council.

The city council met Monday
night in regular weekly session,
Mayor Corbin presiding and Al
dermen Johnson, Lamb. Sherman
and Handy being present. A
synopsis OF the proceedings is as
follows:
The petition OF E. T. Horton
for an increase in salary to So per
day, for working on the streets,
was on motion denied.
The saloon bonds OF Dye &
Gates. also the s.. O DO bond of the
water commissioner, James F.
Morrow. were on motion approved.
Mayor Corbin appointed Alder.
men Marshall and Lamb as a
special committee to effect a set
Element with ]. b. Wieland tor
injuries sustained to the latteTs
horse by falling into street ex-
cavation.
The city attorney was instruct
ed to draw up a form Of plumbers
license, and the city clerk was
also instructed to have the same
printed.
Chairman Lamb, Of the FIRE and
police committee, was instructed
to furnish a desk each to the city
marshal and the city clerk and all
necessary furniture tor their use
in the new city hall. The expense
entailed will be in the neighbor
hood Of SIoo.
An ordinance amending the Ii
cense ordinance was placed on its
first reading. The first section
Increases the saloon license from
$500 to $500 per annum. and the
second provides for the peddling
Of artesian water, the license fos
the privilege being $50 per year.
The selling price per barrel IS
limited to IS cents.
The board made . contract with
City Engineer Lewis engaging his
services At yearly salary Of $500
per annum. Mr.. Lewis salary,
under an ordinance passed by the
ssold uns," wss fixed ut Sra pei
asnum. payable monthly. The
board Was Of the opinion that j,
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20

would be cheaper to pay the city
engineer regular salary than a
per diem for services rendered.
Mayor Corbin appointed Alder
man Johnson, Handy. Lamb and
the city engineer as a '.smelling
committee" to visit the outlet to
the sewer and investigate the con-
ditions which cause the obnoxious
atmosphere in that vicinity. much
OF which is waited citywards by
eastern breezes. They are instruct
ed to improve conditions SO that
residents of North La Junta and
Horse Creek will not be compelled
to drive around the point where
the "smell of the sewer is the
strongest.
The council then adjourned,
but Immediately Ie-convened as
board OF health to hear the report
OF City Physician kearns and City
Marshal Melvin, who had been
appointed as smelling committee
to investigate the condition of
various and sundry alleys within
the corporate limits. The board
passed resolution making an
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
Event. ., ee~m..e.~... w....

The public schools OF La unta
will close this week for the sum-
mer vacation. The events oi
commencement week are as fol-
lows:
The class sermon will be de.
livered Sunday evening, May 24th,
At the La unta Theatre. by Rev.
DR.. Wilson, OF Canon City.
The graduating class tor the year
1903 numbers thirteen and is com
posed Of the following: Roy Fin
ney, Henry Schmidt, Henry
Brinkmsn, Ray Carlisle, Car
McEwen. John BidwelI. Charles
Robins. Walter Steen. Petro
Montoya. Bertha Miller. Frances
Robinson, Lois Van Der Schouw,
Mary Beatty. The commence
ment exercises will take place at
the La Junta Theatre. Thursday
afternoon, May aSth. at ago
o'clock.
The commencement address and
presentation Of diplomas will take
place At the La Junta Theatre,
Thursday evening, May aSth, at
8 O'Clock, and will be made by
Ex-Governor Alva Adams. Of
Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
One Of the Few Successes.

Although many plays have been
present, d oa the stage OF New
York this season there have been
very few genuine successes. One
OF the greatest hits of the season
was undoubtedly scored by Mary
Shaw in Ibsen's masterpiece,
"Ghosts. In this opinion both
press and public appear to agree.
Miss Shaw had never before APP
peared as metropolitan star but
the morning after the first presen
tation Of "Ghosts" she awoke, like
Byron, to find herself famous.
All of the critics united in the de-
claration that her impersonatiop
OF Mrs. Alving in lbsen's wonder
full drama was worthy to rank with
the best efforts OF Bernhardt and
Duse. The play could easily have
finished out the season in New
York City if previous road book
ings had not prevented. Local
theatre-goers have good cause for
self congratu!ation on the fact that
this city will be included in the
tour Of "Ghosts." Miss Shaw and
all OF the other members of the
distinguished New York cast will
be seen here at the La unta Thea
tre, on Thursday, May 2Ist, when
they will undoubtedly be greeted
by ore OF the largest and most
audiences of the sea
son, for the presentation Of
"Ghosts" is certain to be a lead
ing social event.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
North L. Junts Soeisty.

MIR. G.. Hudson was the victim of
a surprise party at his home in
North La Junta last Saturday
evening, nearly all OF the young
folks resident in that suburb being
present. Refreshments Yere serv-
ed between 10 ard II O'Clock, and
ali present report having had
most ENJOYABLE time.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20
A., the Work We Can Do.

We have all the work we can do
without trying to collect accounts.
Therefore, on and after May 40,
1908, we will do cash business.
This does not apply to wheel sales.
DAVE DowNER.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-20

practically the entire hctoa product Of every Asr'ei
lowing beinw speeimena, will bs offered eaeh nonth.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
RACING NOTES..

Charley Hughes. trainer for Henry NJ.
Zlegler, SAID yesterday that the Cincin-
natl turfman would be In New York
within a very few days,
Jockey Glenn jenkins, who is under
contract to the Messrs. Sanford, Is a
daily visitor at Morris Park. The con-
ditions OF his contract prevent him from
riding as a free lance" until the San
fords are ready to send horses to the
post.
Master Johnny Jones, the lightweight
Jockey. expects to go to Canada shortly.
He needs practice, and, owing to the
sim competition n these parts, cannot
get mounts.
]. 8. Stoll, the wealthy dlstiller, has
bought for a private but long price 81
]. II. Baker, tho w~ell-known trainer, the
brown ~four-year-old hlly Floret. bS
Hastings. dam Floretta w.. by Civil
Service or Fiddlesticks.
| Bnly Barrick L. shap!ng his handy
The evening world., 1903-05-14
SPONGE SAVED TRACEY
IN BOUT WITH CANS,
Especial to The Evening wo,ld.)

PORTLAND, Ore. May N,-For eight
rounds last might Tommy Tracey, OF this
city. stood up against Champion Joe
Cans in what was to have been a twenty
round contest before the Past!me Club.
In the beginning OF the ninth, though
Tracey's second threw up the sponge
The local man fought hard ard fast
landing many telling body punches, bui
the colored man was too much for, MN
Cans devoted MS whole time 10 JaoninS
at Tiacey's jaw and face, ana during the
LAST thee rounds he nai his opponent u.
he floor several times. Each ttne Tracey
took the count of nine. but. It was ap,-
parent to all at the end OF the eignIn
that he could stand but a few minutes
longer. htu wifi
L, shower OF blows about the race an.
rather liam see his man go to the mat
his second tossed the sponge INFO 'ht
ring.
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threc-year-old Sun Gold for an early et-
fort. He was given six furlongs yes
terday morning in 116 1-2, finishing .ull
OF running. The fnt half vas nego-
tiated in 0.49 l-2. and the move pro-
nounce the colt about ready for the
colors.
Stevedore was withdrawn from the
second race by G. L. Smith yesterday.
presumably because a satisfactory sub
| stitute for Jockey Willie Shaw coul not
be found.
Jockey Hack was suspended for two
days for backing Cassville away from
the barrier just before the start in. the
| second race.
owing to Illness Clerk OF the Scales
II. g. Crickmore was confined to his
| looms in the Gilsey House yesterday. II
was rumored that he vas dangerously
i'll, but this was not a fact.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT.

Every feature Of the Sober serum treat
ment is based on secrecy. confidence and
success. A person suffering from blood pol
son naturally doesn't wish the fact known.
That is the chief reason Shy the ofhces o
the international Serum Toxin Co. are To-
Gated in a prominent once building-the Sc.
James Building. corner Broadway and 26th
ST, The company's patients mix with the
building. and the world Is no wiser as to the
real nature OF their errand. The ofices Of
this company are arranged and appointed
like those OF the best practitioners In q prt-
vate practice-separate entrances for men
and women. and large and tastefully fur
nished consultation rooms. Patients suffer-
to suite 1928 st. James Building, confident
that two things await them there: First, the
courteous advice of skilled physicians: Sec
this terrible disease can be eradicated from
the human system.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
BLOOD POISON NOW cURABLE.

We have little doubt that the state
ment that there is at last a scientinc cure
for contagious blood poison. guaranteed ana
backed by responsible business men, VIII To
the best news to many readers In to-day 5
paper. DR.. Francis A. sieber. the discoverer
OF the only serum that's anti-toxin 70 oioSd
poison, is the head of the medical depart
inent OF tbs International Serum Toxin Co.
suite 1928 st. James Building. Broadway
and Goth ST., New York. who guarahtee 20
poison. The guarantee" OF a company OF
this character is something tangible for a
prospective patient TO CONSIDER. Tor It rs
founded the big Stores Of siegel Cooper
Co. New York and Chicago, and who Is one
OF Americas foremost and wealthiest mer-
chants.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
RACE STARTER TO
APPEAR IN COURT.
Fitzgerald Must Show He Is Not
in Contempt of Court for
Having Used Barrier

Ernest C. Webb has obtained from
Judge Thomas. In the United States Cir
suit Court. an order compelling C. ].
Fitzgerald. the well-known racing
starter. to show cause why he shall not
be a~djudged in contempt OF court.
Some time ago an action was brought
against the Metropolitan Jockey Club
by Patrick Ryan, who declares he is the
patentee of a barrier used on the race
track. A writ OF injunction was issued
by Judge Thomas in Brooklyn some
time ago, restraining the Jockey Club.
ex-senator sullivan and others from
using the barrier.
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tspscl,l to 1nc Eys,.ns wA-ld.l

LOUISVILLE. MAY H-Marv1n Hart
quit tonight at the end OF the twelfth
round OF the bout with George Gardner.
Harris right hand was disabled and 1t
was useless for him to continue. He
fought the last two rounds with one
hand and was in pain when he vent to
his corner after the last bell. Ate. con-
sultation with his seconds, Tim Hurst
announced tina Hart could not continue.
1t was a great fight all the way. Hart,
husky and strong. went in for rough
work and depended on winning with one
blow. Many a one he turned loose that
meant disaster to any human obstacle.
but the crafty man from Lowell slipped
inside OF or away from them. At times
Harris ponderaus swings dropped on
Gardner's head and shook him to his
heels. Several times in the first nine
rounds 1t looked as though Marvin
would get his man in one of his reckless
o~nslaughts. The bell was a welcome
sound 10 Gardner several times.
Gardner Led mt Finish.
At the inlsh, though. Gardner had a
big lead. He had Jabbed Hart in the
face with his left until the Louisville
boy bore many marks OF battle. HIS lip
was split, his nose drtpped blood, While
cuts under each eye added to the CORY
stream. and Harris face was Il sy mphony
In red and black when the fight ended.
Gardner did not have a mark. 1t was
the man with the punch against the man
able to keep out OF the way OF it and
make a quick return. Hart relied on his
strength. He bore down on Gardner S
swinging blows that HURLED through the
air. holding HIN like a bear in the
clinches and showing him of with ease
when he wanted to get to work. Gard
rer never lost his head for n moment
He took no chances on a chance blow
from Hart. even at the last when Hart
was almost all out. There was fight
enough for everybody in the house and
some to spare. Another go Is necessary
TO settle supremacy.
hart's Hand Had Mt start.
Hart went into the ring with his hand
in bad shape. and. while he used his
customary rough-house tactics, ne was
always under some restraint. Hart lost
70 friends by his showing and is CON
sidered to have an even show aga!ns,
GardEer with two good hands.
Drs. Taylor n Guest. physicians
who attended Hart after the contest
stated that the metacarpal bones in the
wrist were broken and the ligaments
strained. DIR. Taylor said he had beer
treating Harris wrist since last Febrn
AIRY and advised against his contest VIII
Bonner. The fight with O'Brien gave HI.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
W Q. W-HZZ-MEy aud
.FRKMOU.
TOM SHARKEY HAS
ANOTHER MATCH.
This Time the Ex-SaiIor Will
Meet Paul Pons on the Wrest-
ling Mat for a Side Bet.

Tom Sharkey is training again. No.
not for a fight. but for a bout on the
wrestling mat, at which the ex-sailor
Is an expert. Sharkey has been matched
to meet Pau Pons. the French Cana
dian. at Suffers Harlem River Park,
May 26. They are to wrestle mixed
style. best two out OF three falls. with
an hour limit. A side bet OF $3.50 on the
result heightens the interest in the
match.
Pons is one OF the best wrestlers tina,
ever secured a hold and there isn't any
doubt that he'll make 1t interesting for
~Sharkey. even II the latter rings in SOM
Of his pugilistic tricks In the course o.
the bout.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
GUS WON
IN THE THIRD ROUND,

SAVANNAH, Ca, May li.-Gus Gard
ner, OF Philadelphia, ard Billy Arm
strong, OF California, fought before the
Savannah Athletic Club last night. Tae
contest lasted three very fast rounds
Before the end OF the third Gardnsr'
with a left hook to the Jaw, put Arm
strong Out.
Gardner's work., while clean and
clever. was OF the whirlwind order. He
drew blood liz the first, knocked Arm.
strong down In the second and pu'
him out In the third. Gardner was
| mGtcaed to meet herman Miller In twS
weeks,
The evening world., 1903-05-14
INVADERS WANT
TO-DAYS CAME.
Griffith Expects to Go in the
Box Against Detroit and Show
CHESHIRE and WiItse How They
Should Have Pitched.
tsp.e,.l to The Evening worid)

DETROIT, Mich, May 1i-Wiltse fol-
lowed IN the steps OF the illustrious
Chesbro and went to slaughter at the
hands OF the Tigers yesterday. and now
the Detroit fans are wondering how the
New Workers managed to capture the
opening game of he series. Grlfntn'
however, has no Intention OF letting the
home team make 1t three straight, and
tine way he laid down the law to his
charges in the hotel after the game con-
WINGED them that there would have to
be something doing this afternoon.
"Grin'' decided that he himself was
about due to return to work. and ac-
cordingly declared that he would go IN
the box n show CHESHIRE and Wiltse
now the thing ought to be done.
There was absolutely no excuse that
corld be made for the defeat OF the In
vad,rs yesterday. They were simply
ourbatted and outplaTed, and their
errors were expensive and numerous
compared to the misplays made by the
Tigers.
Colder Weather To-Day.
The two last games were played in the
sort of weather that the New forks
prayed for. To-day theS' will get n
touch Of some that Is a bit colder, and
tho luck may change at the same time,
Crit" will be about at his best If nc
goes in to-day, and IL he does not. Bert
Wolf is ready and willing to do the slab
work. Wolf looks to be very good. anC
the way he shoots them in during prac'
tlce would re good enough to win G
game from the Tigers.
This Is the last day OF Tannehill ane
wnlams's suspension and there VIII h'
general rejoicing among the men. Then
| too. Davy Fultz will get back into th'
game a; the same time, and the team
will once more be on a wal footing.
Dnvis's Leg Troubles Him.
DavIs's leg has been troubling hir
greatly and he has had 1t under cleo
trical treatment for some time. Las
nieht he said he was in shape to wor
again, and that was welcome news Il
his team mates.
There will be no Sunday game &
Cleveland. Instead. the team will jour
new TO Canton or Columbus and pla
for the ed!tication OF the tall-grass in
hsbitants.
Tannenill will probably be heard fror
Friday. when the Invaders meet tn
C~levelanders for the first time, He
in sush splendid shape just now that
looks Ike a sure thing for the team III
day he pitches.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
HOW no GO TO THE
POLO GROUNDS.

Take Sixth or Ninth avenue IL"
trains to One Hundred and Fifty
fifth street station and walk north
two blocks. The Eighth avenue
street car line runs diroct to the
entrance. Second. Madison and
Sixth avenue trolley cars can also be
taken. but a transfer must be made
at FtNty-ninth street 10 Eighth ave-
nue. to cars running north.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
A FREE MEDICAL TREATISE.

There is no disease to which human flesh
,s heir about which there is so much mis-
leading and worthless literature as blood
polson. A genuine public service has, we
arc sure. been performed by the Inter
national Serum Toxin Co.. in preparing and
@treatise on this subject, Although this val
liable little hand book was prepared by pr.
sieber. and is correct and scientific as TO It's
aay English, and can be easily comprehend
The evening world., 1903-05-14
Grand Jurymen Saw Bout.

\ feature OF the fight was the presence
ir the NTH row from the ring OF FIVE
were there at the special invitation Of
the Southern Athletic Club. The jury is
now investigating prize. fights, partlGu-
larlv the recent Broad-Yanger bout. For
their benefit the clubs announcer read
the articles of agreement. wherein It
wa stated that the men fought for a
salary of 50 NO each. The salary Is Ia
tended to eliminate the prize" feature
end thus appease the law.
Harris haL.d will probably keep him
out OF the ring several months.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
BIG CROWD WILL SEE
BERNSTEIN WRESTLE.
Ghetto Champion Will Try TO
Throw Pau Kelly in IL Minutes.

Joe Bernstein and Paul Kelly are go
ing to engage in a hfteen-minute wrest-
ling bout tonight at Miners Bowery
Theatre. Bernstein agrees 10 throw the
standard bearer of the Paul Kelly AS
ISOLATION in that space OF time or for
felt s25.
The Monk" Eastman crowd. the Pau
Kelly Assoc'ation-some 500 strong
and the Ike Bernstein "Guerillas' viii
be on hand TO cheer their tavorite on tC
victory.
The evening world., 1903-05-14
TuIIy, of the Prestons, Was on a
Strike, but Failed to Make
Two Pins and Lost Contest in
Evening Worlds Tourney.
LAST NIGHTS GAMES.
%TO-NIGHT'S GAMES.
Stickers.
Metropoiitans.

The spectators at Amann & Triess's
alleys last night saw a game In The
Evening World championship bowling
tourney they will not soon forget. II
was the final one OF the evening and
was between the Orchards and Prestos.
When the last man was ready to roll
his last frame in the anne it looked q
sure victory for the Prestos. Tully was
on a strike and ali he needed to do
with his last two balls was to score two
pins to win for his team. The cheering
AMI roofing was so nard that he was
ratified and failed TO make even a pin.
So it was that the orchards won out
by a single pin.
1t was the second victory OF the even
ing for the Orchards. they having beaten
the Vendomes in the first game. In the
second gane the Pres;os carried the
game from the Vendomes BY 10 pins.
The scores:
First Game.
Orchard - Bullwinkel. 156; Schroeder,
i42; Hahn. 2l5; F. Vliim, 1874; Kuhlwein.
Vendome-Eckels. III: Gleckner. 157;
Bruised. 13l; Smith. les: Forschner. III.
Total, SAL.
Second Game.
Presto-Howe,l, 152: H. Hatch. 157;
Schiusing. lie; A. Hatch. 1871; Tully, 1911.
Total. s33.
Vendome-Eckels, 1853: Greckner. 1874;
BRUISED. 100; Smith. 116; F~orschner. LOO.
Total. 1853.
Third Game.
Presto-Howell. 1853; H. Hatch. 2o6;
Sohluslng. 16s; A. Hatch. l52; FULLY. lS2.
Total, sec.
Orchard - Bullwinkel. 200: Schroeder,
15I; Hahn, II; F. Vilim. $50; Kuhlwein,
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c~,n,,n. cuban Giants to Play.

The genuine Cuban Giants will return
10 Ridgewood next Sunday for a second
game with the new Rldgewoods. The
preliminary clash VIII be between the
elm +. @. and Brlghtons.
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devoted to a clear explanation OF the treat
ment. the charges and the results OF the ad-
ministering OF the Sieber serum, the only
poison. Any person sending a name and
address to Dept. A of the above Company,
st. James Building, Broadway and Goth Sc,
New York, will receive n free copy OF this
valuable book in a plain. sealed Envelope.
The evening world., 1903-05-14

Race Train stops mt Fordham.
To racesoers to Norris Park H.
New York Central has arranged TO stop at Ford
ham on race days. train leaving Grand Central
at 1926 p. ".
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Results of Yesterdays Games.

HeHuIts OF festerdny'b
New York. 8; Cincinnati. ..
Chicago. 3: Brooklyn. /.
Boston. 8; St. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia. Il; Pittsburg. II.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Ct. Louis at Boston.
PittsburR at Philadelphia.
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HAD TO QUIT in
BOUT WITH GARDNER,
Louisville Man Broke Wrist During Contest
and Forfeited in Twelfth Round.

wrist no time In which to mend. and
naturally. after a few rounds tonight. II
became Useless
The evening world., 1903-05-14
EVERETT COLLEGE TEAM
TO PLAY BRIGHT0NS.
Game VIII lie PLiycd mt BRIG hton
Park on sunday.

The Brighton a. C., champions OF
Brooklyn. will cross bats with the crack
Everett College team at Brighton Park
on Sunday. The Everett College team is
playing great ball at present, having de-
feated such teams as the West New
Yorks and kid Carsey's Metropolis
tans twice. Shultz. of the Sprlngfields
will pitch for the Everett College team
The evening world., 1903-05-14

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day, 4
y ciaeianati Va. New rorE. 5oS. 80
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GIANTS HOPE
TO WIN AGAIN.
Manager McGraw will Have
Either McGinnity or Cronln
Pitch Against KelIey's Gin
cinnati Team This Afternoon.

Results of Y~esterday's Gamer.
Detroit, 7: New York. i.
washin gton. 3; St. Louis, o.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. 0.
Cleveland. 2; Boston. l.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at 81. Louis-
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ the Commissioner OF Water supply Gas and Elec-
tricity, at the Department % Water Supply,
Room 1921 Row. OF
Mammalian The CITY OF New York until O'Clock = NJ.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1908.
BOrOughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx.
NO / SECTION 3. FOEt FURNISHING AND DEL.IV-
ERINCi DOCBL4B AND TRIPL1 NOZZLE STANDARD
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Borough 90 Queens.
FOR FURNISHING.
ING WATER MAINS IN THOMSON, BETS AND
AVENUES: IN HOFFMAN BOU LbNAflD.
AND IN UNION TURNPIKE.
For full particulars CITY RECORD
ROBERT GREER MONROE Commissioned
Dated December 4. 1893.
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~ the Park Board, the oacs Of The Department 81
Building. Fifth Avenue ana sixty -tourta
Street Borough OF Manhattan. The city OF New YORK.
o clock Z. NJ, -
THURSDAY. DECEMBER H. leOSs
40 Ough Of Brooklyn.
EOp WORK AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF PER-
COLA ENTRANCE TO PROSPECT PARk.
No p FOR FURNISHING AND LAYING CEMENT
SIDEWALKS AROUND SARATOGA PARK AND sun
SET PARK. - -v--.--,-
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Commissioners
Dated December 1. 1908.