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Evening journal., 1903-10-30
BRILL CASE UP AGAIN
New Jersey Railway Company Claims
It Has New Evidence to Offer.

C. Il. Duel. representing the New Jer-
sey s.eel Railway Company. appeared be
FORE Judge Bradford In United States
Court yesterday Afternoon and asked that
the patent case between his client and
John A. zirill, Of Philadelphia, be re-
opened as he had secured new evidence
by the discovery OF two patents, one In
1870, the other I'm 1871.
Sometime ago Brill brought SUIT against
the railway corporation for alleged in
fringement Of patent street car truck
and secured an interlocutory decree.
The court granted a rule on the plain
tin 70 appear in Trenton on November 4
TO show cause why the petition Of the
New Jersey Railway Company should not
be srAnted.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
They Want to Ruy Pronertv.

The Jews Of this city have decided
to purchase a building to be fitted up
as n baptizing place according to their
faith. ~ Fine would be pleased to
learn of q property for sale with about
a thirty-foot frontage.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Mt. Salem Rummaoe Sale.

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Mt. Salem Church will conduct a rum
mage saie I'm the second story OF the office
OF Rhoads ana Healy. Fourteenth and
Scott streets. this and tomorrow after
Moons and evenings.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
CONTINUED on Sixth Pase)
Work For LoeaI Lin.

The Morris Electric Company. Of this
city, has Just received The contract for
the electric lights, burglar alarms, cleo
trio time locks. and electrc bells for the
new Centrevile National Bank, Centre
vile Md.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
|TTLE KATIE MURPHY DEAD
is FrishtfulIy Burned More Than a
Week AGO, Died From Shock.

a.ie Murph, aged s years, who was
|iy burned several days ago died short
after o'clock yesterday afternoon at
Homeopathic Hospital. Her dresses
ght fire by coming IN close contact
b a hot stove and she was frightfutly
ned. The accident occurred more THAN
slSe ago and the shock is supposed 10
Ie caused her death.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
.ntertainment at county HospitaI.

Derintendcnt Blackburn of the New
tie County Hospital provided another
.rtaanment for the Inmates of that in
ltion last night. There was singing.
SIC and lastly a cake walk which
sed much amusement.
Blackburn enjoyed the
cert as much as the inmates of the
pital.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
TatnaIl street House Sold.

W. A. Hulsill real estate agent. has
sold for Mrs. Annie Moyser OF Read
ing the brick house. No. 243 TatnaIl
street. The purchaser was Mrs. e. L.
Dlworth and the price $500.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Lodsemen to Entertain

Winona Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. will
give musical entertainment in their
lodge room on next Thursday NIGHT
week. An interesting program is being
arranged and members of the order
are looking forward to a pleasant even
ing.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Just in at Lyneh's.

New Buckwheat. Maple Syrup. Pam
cake Flour. Pickles, all kinds; New
Cider. New Goldfish; Loose Cracker
Dust, 5ikc the ID. Two stores, Fourth
and Madison streets. Eighth and King
streets.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

special meeting of Wilmington Aerle
"a, f. o. f., will be held tonight at
clock to take action on the death of
d Speer. JOHN A. NEWELL,
Worthy President.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
IPECTING BEAVER RUN BRIDGE
~ courtmen Looking at Concrete
trueture in Brandywine Hundred.

embers of the Levy Count went to
ver's Run, Brandywine Hundred. This
ming to inspect the new bridge which
county is building ait that place. They
the court house at 1880 o'clock and
We there. This is the bridge which is
" constructed OF concrete and which
mises to revolutonize bridge building
he county. A feature of the bridge Is
1t will require no repairing or re-
lNng which ts a big item OF expense
, dhe wooden bridges. The structure
b Mr.. Elliotts district and he has been
ing a great interest in its construction.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
WEATHER BULLETIN

he New Herald
~ ialr weather fresh to
huy higher followed the
cloudy vfpr
souhery winds and probably local ana on
ing wi" have mostly fair westerly and
o 7'~'""esoeI-
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Call to Asburv.

A general call ds extended to members
and friends Of Asbury Sunday school to
be in attendance next Sabbath. son,othi,,,
new will be seen.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
VOTES.

T. ]. Healy los Broome St........ SIS
w. J. Lilly. 220 Woodlawn Ave.. $40
Lena Frederick. S07 W. 3rd St.. 24S
Helen Crawford. 1927 Poplar St. 2I3
Thos. p. Martin, 212 n. Harrison. 20
Jos. Haggerty, 601 w. Front ST.. 80
John Warren, 1894 Apple St.......30
Raymond =. Long. Goa West ST.. a5
Mary G.. Burke. 20S 5. avn Buren,. IL
L. Pier 1922 W. 4th St....... 6
Earl Witsil, 1855 w. 7th St....... 5
Wm Tucker. 6O3 w. 9TH Stu. 3
Louis Carrigan. 92S West ST.. 8
#. p. Kilvington. SCI Adams ST.. 1
Jos. Middleton, 622 w. 9Th ST.. 1
d. II. Horrigan, 2231 Market St.... /
John Mannis. 735 e. 9TH St.. /
II. Walsh, 1918 West St.....s J
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
shinIoad of Laihs Here.

The three-mast schooner Lottie r.
Russell is at the b. and o. railroad
South Side wharf discharging her car
go of laths for contractors in this city.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

.ss Mary Z. Staclshouse and Richard
Taylor were married at Asbury NJ. Z.
sonage by the Rev. II. S. Dulany last
1t.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

Mrs. Felix DuPon- is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. William Muir at No. 2sl7 De-
Lancay Place. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Liberty Association Gives naIl.

The Liberty Active Association gave
a very successful BAN in the engine
house in South Wilmington last night.
There was big crowd present and
the affair was one OF the most enjoy
able IA the history of the association.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

The Evening Journals music feature,
published once a week, will be worth
saving.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Gold Fish.
Cartmell has fish and grass.

Grand bah of the Delaware Saeu-
gerbund to be held November >. In the
German HaiL Admission so cents.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

George ". Morton. a superintendent
Of the Harlan and IIoliingsworth pisnt
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Large Plant in South
Wilmington Prey to
Fierce BIaze-The Loss
VIII Be About $4,000
Insurance Amounts to
$aS,Ooo Divided Be-
tween. Companies-W VIII
Probably Rebuild Plant

For tho third time in its history the
plant Of Johnson Forge Company was
devastated by fire hast night. The loss Is
estimated 10 be In the ncighborhood OF
Ss5.Ooo. No one can say how the Hg
works caught on fire. but an who saw
the blaze can testify how quickly they
We're reduced 20 ashes. The alarm was
turned in shortly before o'clock and by
8 the immense plant was q smouldernK
mass of ruins. despite the fact that a
general alarm was turned in and the en-
eire city fire department. was ON the
scene.
Started in Engine Room.
when tho FIRE was first discovered It
was IN the engine room on the App,e
atresf side OF the plant. William Shiies.
the vatchman was apprised of the dam
ger by small boy ana turned ia an
alarm from box NQ. a. at Head and
Lobdc'l streets. This was followed few
momou.s later by general alarm, but
The large wooden niructurc. with "a 'front.'
age of nearly 900 feet on CQymonl street
and extending 800 feet back was doomed.
What The hrcmcn did however. was TO
protect property IN thc vicinity. Iiad II
not been for their presence several poor
families would have been homeless today,
as the frame houses On the vicinlly were
ignited several times. Each time the blaze
was eVunguished by the hremon.
lt has been n long time since a FIRE att
trac.cd as many people as the one last
might A big crowd gathered at the 1yst
alarm, but whom The general alarm was
turned in people throngod TO the scene.
IL was a sight not soon 70 be forgotten.
The blaze lighted up ahe spot FOR squares
around and as the portions of roof ION in,
showers OF sparks shot upward There
were repeated explosions from time 10
time caused by barrels OF oil. The chin.
neys failing ln with a deafenng crash
caused the more timld TO turn away.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
third Tims Burned.

This is the third time the plant hoA
bden devastated by fire IN twenty -thfeo
years Of iia existence. The last nre wl|tN
WAS ~ aoliuu, consequence. was Ia Mar
1887, when the portion OF the mills 10.
ward the Christians street were lal4 IN
ruins. Prior TO that time. the Iobiell
street end of tho establishments was dam
aged by fire. The mills were first erected
In 1850 and like other structures OF that
time We're built OF frame. They were ONE
story Ia height, the porilcn toward Lob
dell street being used Tor the furnaces
while lthe remainder was for finishing the
bar non, the produot of the plant John
r. Johnson of Phlladenhia IS president Of
The company; John Hare. OF this CITY.
secretary and treasurer. and Elwood
Brown surerintcndcnt of the plant
When working day and night the nrm en-
ployel about 600 men.
Recently but $50 men have been en-
ployed
IL Is estimated that between 10000
and $4,000 people viewed the fire Third
street bridge was literally packed foy
an hour and the people We're returning
until past midnight from the scene.
Bridgetender Wright was comnn-
mented on the solid manner I'm which
his charge bore the engines. AS soon
as the alarm Was struck he wedged
the structure and the big apparatuses
went over without causing q to culver.
Several boats were held up. but the
lbridgetender feared 20 mace turn
/ knowing the crowd would rush on at
one end before the bridge had reached
the approach and probably dump up
ward thus throwing the crowd into
the river.
Will Probably Rebuild.
In speaking Of the affair John Hare
secretary OF the company said il was
probable the plant would be rebuilt. but
he was not prepared to say positively
as no meeting Of the directors had yet
been held.
Insurance on Plant.
The insurance amounts to $4,000
and is placed in the following compan-
les, represented by e. A. Van Trump &
Company:
$1,000. Aetna.
Sl,5O0 Aachen & Munich.
1900 British America.
1900 Connecticut
2.000 Caledonian.
2.5OO National.
$500, New Hampshire.
$780, Phenix.
$500, Springfield.
1900 Spring Garden.
1900, Union.
1000, United Firemen's.
1900. Home of California.
1000, Phoenix of London.
$2S0o0, total.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
viii Probably Rebuild.

In speaking of the affair John Hare
secretary Of the company. said 1t was
probable the plant would be rebuilt. but
he was not prepared to say positively
as no meeting Of the directors had yet
been held
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
To Cure Cold in One Day.
AXE Laxative Bromo-ouinine Tabsesa.
rhas signature on e,a,-,'
'0k. 80 --..1
MRS. BARTLETT VERY I'LL
No Clue to Newport Woman's Assail-
ant-Newport Notes.
Special TO the Evoning Journal.

special 10 the Evening Journal.
Newport March 25.-Mns. Elisha
Bartlett, who was attacked BY q negro
between Stanton depot and the VILLAGE
Is Improving very slowly, her injuries
being greater than at first thought Her
physical condition is generally broken
up. There is no clue to hor assailant
Tomorrow evening tho Heptas0phs
viii have several Invitations into uhis
concloge. Several other applications
have been made.
ID. IL. Bayne is quite IN with rheu-
matism at his home in Justis avenue.
Delaware Paint Company commenced
operation of this new plant on Monday
krebs' Pigment and Chemical Som
pany, which was compelled to close
down last week for temporary repairs.
resumed operation on Monday.
Quite a numbertof changes will take
place today in Newport. The number OF
moving is a heavy per cent larger
than any former years.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
PLEASED WITH Or, NARTINNALE
Wir Be Warmly Welcomed BY gIkton
People-other Town Notes.

Elkton. Md. March 25.-The consrsga-
Hon OF tho Elkton Meehodist Episcopal
church was agreeably surprised when "
became known here last night chat the
Rev. DR.. II. c. lfariindaie had been sent
to Elkton by Bishop Cranston. Dr. Mar
.lndale was the first choice of the Elkton
Church when 81 started out 20 seek a sue
cessor to tho Rev. r. X. Stephenson. Dr.
adsutindaie IS considered one Of the nblest
members Of the Wilmington Conference.
which he entered in 1864 his first charge
being Easton, Nd, and he was presiding
elder OF Easton district from 1881 to 1856
and OF Salisbury district from 1898 to 1908
The town commissioners OF North East
elected Isaiah Biddle president, Is. j.
Campbell, secretary; John L. Moore,
treasurer. and W. Harry Abrams baihn
William J. Armstrong, who gave his age
as - years and his address as Quarryvihe,
Pa. and Miss Elsie C. Yerles, OF Buck.
Lancaster county Pa. were married
here. Armstrong said It was an elopo-
mcnt
The Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad Company has a large
force Of men at work IN Elkton erecting
polas and siriHsing wires for The new
telcgraph line from Philadelphia TO Wash
lingon.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING
Rector Invasd to a New PuIpit--Mary-
land Notes.

A license was issued at Rockville for the
marriage Of Lewis L. Bolton, aged 49,
and Miss Annie E. Cropp, aged Is, both Of
Mont tgomerv county.
Mr.. and Mrs william II. Lambert cele-
brated their goioen wedding at their res
|dence in Chestertown. 1t was the occasion
Of IA family reunion os all their children.
The Rev William II. Higgins, rector of
the Church OF the Holy Trinity, oxford,
Talbot county, has been invited to be-
come rector of Holy Trinity Parish.
lGresnsboro. Maryland.
f3artus ]. wilkins died at his home al
Rock HAN. Kent county, Monday, after q
long Illness Of dropsy. He leaves q widow
and six children, namely, Bartus. William
a.. Frank c., Herbert c., Melville A. wa
lens and Mrs. Daisy y. Watkins.
Miss Laura V. Russum, for thirty-eigh
years faithful and devoted domestic IL
the family Of THE Rev. James Earle AIaloy
of Rowlsndville, Nd, died in Whining
ton, at the home Of Mr.. Maloys son-in
law. Dr. NJ. f. Corkran. Miss Russun
was 50 years old. She was a native o
lTalbot county, and viii be carried Il
saston for burial
The suit of John w Shoots of Point o
Rocks, against Jonathan W. Filler, execu
tor of Jacob A. FILLER, at Rockville, re
suited in a verdict for the defendant b.
the order Of the court. Shoots sued to re
lcover 5000 for services claimed to hav
been rendered Jacob A. Fuller by tn
plaintiffs wife.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
DOVER LIKELY TO HAVE
NEW OPERA HOUSE
Directors Think They May be
Able to Break Ground
About May
specIaI ID the Erenang IournaI-

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, March 25.-The directors of
the Dover Opera House Company held
a meeting last evening in the Peoples 3
Theatre. The dnicers and directors for
the ensuing year were elected, and they
are as follows:
Harry A. Richardson, J. Frank AnleoL
Walter Morris, George Al Milllngton
William Salisbury, John B. Wharton
A. b. Eagee, stephen Slaughter, Rich
ard r. Kenney. James II. Hughes,
Joseph T. Hoffecker, William Denney,
Robert j. Campbell, Aldren r. Benson,
Caleb S. PeRnewill Walter Morris
was made president, and william Dem
ney. treasurer.
Secretary A B. Magee annouRcea
that man, whose name would have to
be withheld. said that ne would sub
scribe $1,000 provided that tho Opera
House would be built Harry A. Rich
ardson said that he would increase his
shares of stock by 500, the par value
OF which is 81.
The directors started out to collect
the remaining $4,000 which had to be
raised to complete the s11,500 the
amount of the construction of the build
ing. Most OK the stockholders who
we're present doubled their shares Of
stock. 1892 being subscribed last night
iby those present This leaves aIbou
81 500 10 be raised
President Morris appointed Messrs
w. Pritchett. a. Al Bateman, William
II. Baker, James r. Carroll and Il
Rideely Harrington, a special commit
tee to sanvass the town and vieinft,
and to secure subscriptions. Phe direc
tors stated that they would Like T.
treak ground for the new buildin.
Iabout May /.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
OLO SNEDES HAD A CLAIM
James christy Had to Purchass Deed
From Church Vestry to Get
Clear Title.

When James Christg and his son
Harry Christy went TO make a deed
for their property at Sixth and Market
streets several days ago to the Secur-
ity Trust and safe Deposit Company
they found that Old Swedes Church
had claim against their property, and
that before they could give clear title
they must purchase a deed from the
vestry of the church. The amount paid
was about $3.50.
Though not generally known, there
was a time when nearly all Of the
ground IN what is now the central por-
ton Of the city belonged TO Old SwSdes
Church. II was disposed OF to various
people, but they only secured lease
holds and not freeholds. Hhe property
was practically held upon ground rent
and while the rent ia never paid the
church sti1 has a claim upon it.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
Vii Reeruit Men for Navx.

IN rosm No. 81 in the postofhce building
March 90. and VIII remain open uRtil April
g. 1t will be in charge OF Lieutenant A.
Bronson OF the UHited States Navy as-
sisted by j. II. Doyle boatswaiR; J.. IL.
schwerln, assistant surgeon; NJ. W. Shu-
mate. chief commissary steward and ad-
vance ascent; J. W. Chisholm, chief ma
chinist; II. II. Beadle, chief yeoman; J..
II. Younsblood, yoemRn third class; v.
II. Ross and ]. w. Baker, ordinary sea-
men, and L. s. DoIson. hospital appren-
uce.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
Would. Be Ruralar Held.
Special to the Evening Journal.
.r---L- ...-....-- L.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. March 25.-Augusta Jones. coli
orcd. charged with attempted robbery at
the property 81 the late Dr. J. NJ. Com
eggs. OF Philadelphia. was given hear
ing here yesterday before Magistrate
y, ood. Jones pleaded not guilty and did
ogys property. lie said that he thought
he was drunk. In jan he accused Isaac
Ingram and "slim" Wright, both coiored,
as accompiices who were helping him rob
the houss. but yesterday before the Mag
istrate he said that they had nothing te
do with it. They were released by Mr.
Wood. Jones was held for Court Of Cen
eral Sessions.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
TIE MARKETS.

Philadelphia. March %.
WHEAT demand from local millcrs and
exporters was light and the market rulsd
dDl and weak although supplies centin-
ued small. No. red closed at 7AQ7lisc.
Car .0-s In export elevator: No. Penn
sylvania red, 1Sit0lsi5c; No. Delaware
red. 7St,f- 1Aizc.
CORN-Thore was not much inqciry for
local consumption and, with exporters
showing little interest the market was
quiet and ikc lower. in sympathy with
weaker Western adviccs. No. . steamer.
for local trade. was quoted at soc. and No.
yellow. for do. at 50izu51c. No. . mixed
closed at 50iz05lc. Car lots on spot: No.
p, in export elevator. 47AGiSc: steamer, In
export elevator. 4640i6,1; No. 3, i'm ex-
poft elevator. 43&q4fc.
oATS-lccai trade I'm ar lots continued
fVrnrr light hui under indifferent r>ceirt.
of he berer GRADES the marlr,i held fairly
steady
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
CHICKEN THIEVES IN DOVER
They Even Stole Six Hens From a COL
ored Man.
special to the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover. March 25.-Chickens and turkeys
were going by the Wholesale here Monday
night 1he hen roost Of Herman c. Tav-
ior. on state street. was robbed by some
thief and two plymouth Rock hens were
taken. Some thief visited the hen roost
Of Joshua Hobbs. colored. on North street
and stole six hens and one rooster. The
thief even took a setting OF eggs which
was under one hen.
William Butler suffered tho loss OF a
large l4-pound turkey he, with the aid
of an officer. tracked the thief and JOSEPH
Fi1her, coiored. was arrested and con
fessod that ne took the turkey and sols
81 20 one OF the Dover merchants. Ho wa
committed 60 Jail by Magistrate Wood 70
the Court OF General Sessions. whicl
meets here next month.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25

AAO has htiu the experience.
he has thoroughly tested the article.
lie found it as represented.
he has absolute faith in its merit.
MT 5. j. Davis, oyster DEALER, at No.
81 West Fourth street, says: Il used
Deans Kidney Pills for a weakness
across the loins and an aching in and
through the kidneys. Otter, particu-
ierly If | caught cold, | suffered not
only when on my feet, but even in bed.
when the attacks were at their height
could scarcely sleep at night on ac-
count Of the excruciating tWinges.
crIed doctors prescriptions and yari-
GUS remedies, which l SAW advertised,
but until 1 obtained Doan's Kidney
Pills at Danforth's Pharmacy, l never
used anything that gave me permanent
results. happened to read one day in
a Wilmington paper where their use
had cured case similar to mine.
Thinking they might help me, / lost
no time in taking the treatment. YoN
may use my statement for publicatioa
and everyone meet as l follow my
calling 1 will be only too glad to ad-
wise them TO use Doan's Kidney Pills
Deans Kidney Pills for a weakness
if they have kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price. sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
N. Y, solt agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Dosn's, am
take no other.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
CONTRACTORS FINISH WORK
Rumor That New Station viii Be
Erected at Stanton.
Special to the Evening Journal.

Stanton. March l5,-McGaw and
Gray, contractors. are through lay
ing stone for the new subway
under the p. B. & W. railroad. They ex-
pect 10 move their outfit TO Trainer. Pa.
where they will place another subway for
the same company. As soon as the steel
arrives here the track will be raised 40 tts
actual height and steel grders placed IN
stead OF wood
II is rumorcd that a contract has been
given out for the erection OF a new sta
ton which is TO be placed on the opposite
side OF the tracks from the old ono. This
would bc considered greod improvement
BY The patrcas of the ralif9ad.
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
INJURED AND
UNABLE TO STAY IN CAME
Young New Castle Man Dies
OF Typhoid in the Della
ware Hospital
speclal 70 the Evening Journal.


New Castle. March 25.-The Column
5ia basketball team. Of this city, de
feated the First Battalion team, OF Will
in the Opera House last night
by the score of 20 to 4. Wise, who Was
referee Of the game, was struck in the
facs with the ball. and WAS unable to
finish the game Cramer was made
referee in the last half. The lineup:
Columbia. First Battalion.
Lawlsr ... forward Saunders
Mckay.
Hance ........foTward ..... .Mayheaa
Montgomery .....centre Bowen
Gemmil defense .... FlaRni8an
Conner .......... defense 49,. Foster
Goals from fisld-Eawler. .; Mckay,
10; Conner, /. Goals from foIls---
sIayhsaE. 4; Gemmill. 2; Hance Ref
erees-L. o. Wise and +. Cramer. Time
keepers Jones and Cramer.
Wor,; reached this city yesterday af
ternoon of the death of John Graham
laaed is years. He had been in th'
/ Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, fel
about three weeks, suffering with ty
uhoid fever He was well liked by al
who knew him, and was a member o
the Young Mems Success Club. and o
the Episcopal Church, Of this city.
James Eliason was given a party g
1.-The hosne OF his parents. Nr. and Mrs
-lJ. T. Eaiason. last evening in honor o
, his eighth birthday.
Mrs. Fannie Meredith has returhe
home from & visit to Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
PROPOSALS.

SAI.S-PURSUANT TO THE pro-
visions OF law. Section 4 OF Chapter &
OF the Revised Code. 1898. proposals will
be received for printing the Journal OF the
House Of Representative Of the state OF
Delaware, FOR the session OF 1903 Pro-
poaols VIII be received up 20 - O'Clock
noon, Tuesday. Aprh a. 1903. Tho right
20 require security for the faithful per-
formance Of the contract, as we'll as the
night 10 reject any and all bids rs re-
served by The undersigned.
RICHARD HODGSON.
Clerk Of the House OF Rcprcscntatfv tfvcs
Address. Townsend. Dd. m23-Sw
Evening journal., 1903-03-25
WATER
DEPARTM GNT

A number OF extensions to water
pipes have been made by persons
without first obtaining permits. This
Is contrary 10 the rules and regula-
tions Of the Water Department. ana
subjects the owner OF the property 10
an additional water rent and fine. This
Is to caution an persons against violat-
ing the rule under penalty.
BOARD OF
WATER COMMISSIONERS.