Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NJ. Z6Z4G-UNlIED SIAlEo OC AhEhiCa,
Department of State.-To all to whom these pres
ents shall come, Greeting: In accordance with the
airy 8, 1887, I certify that the following is true
copy of the certificate of the final ascertanment OF
the electors for President and Vice PRESIDENT aP,
therein on the Sth day Of November. 1904, as re-
ceiyed by me from the Governor Of the said state:
STATE OF NEVADA, Executive Department.--To
all to whom these presents shall come, greeting:
Know We. that, whereas. at the General Election
November, d. 1904, O. A. Ahern received 1884
votes for Presidential Elector. James L; Butler
". l. Plumb received 6,76S votes for Presidential
Elector, the same being the three highest numbers
o or in the State of Nevada as from the
certificate Of the Board Of Canvassers on file in the
office OF the Secretary OF state: Now therefore,
the State of Nevada, by virtue of the authority in
me vested by the Constitution and laws thereof. do
hereby commission the said G. A. Ahern, James l..
Butler and W. l. Plumb as Presidential Electors for
the State of Nexada. and do hereby authorize
lar the powers, privileges and emoluments thereof
or thereto belonging. In testimony whereof, have
the State to be affixed Carson City, this twenty
second day of December, in the year of Lord,
ALLEN, Lieutenant and Acting Governor of the
State of Nevada. By the Governor: W. G. DOUG
JOHN HAY, Secretary of State Of the United
States, have hereunto subscribed my and
affixed. Done at the City of Washington this 7th
day of February, A. D. 1905. and of the Independ-
ence of the United States of America the one hun
dred and twenty NINTH (Seal) JOHN HAY. 1t
the District of Columbia. Washington February 2.
1905.-Ordered That the following are hereby made
erection of private reviewing stands during the
inaugural ceremonies March 4, 1905, under the
Joint resolution Of Congress, approved January II,
1905: In order to secure uniformity in the scheme
for decorating Pennsylvania avenue, the decora-
tive features OF Il stands must first be approved
by the chairman parks and reviewing stands,
after which, drawings showing construction must
buildings. who will then issue a permit No CON
struction work ON stands shall be started before
tion shall be completed before March l. or
permit will be revoked and structure ordered re-
moved, all material and debris removed from
streets and Sny damage to public property repaired
to remove stand that has been condemned, or to
clear away any materia! within the time specified,
Inspector Of buildings. and cost Of same deducted
from deposit made BY applicant for stand. Tho
Of nei f. es s
preserved between the pavement and under side
ma be pasd down ro the en 20
eight-foot height, thus hiding all bracing from
view The bottom sills or plates shall be Develed
uprights or posts will be secured to the sill with
Iron knees No bottom bracing t. posts wli b
St between Penn. ave. and New York ave. and on
Penn a, ave. between 18TH and 18th SITS. no stand
Ing Line than the present projections On the build
comics must be reinforced directed. by the in
spector OF buildings No stand or balcony shall be
occupied until the Inspector OF buildings shan have
issued certificate of inspection as to its safety
A fee OF one 01.0o) dollar shall be charged for
each permit for stand, and the applicant will be
required to deposit ten $1,000 dollars to cover the
cost o. any damage to public property. Attention
prohibits the erection or placing OF observation
stands Or platforms upon the roof Of building.
No stand structure shall be used for advertising
purposes. Any person violating any Of these reg
s L shall be liable for each such onense to
District. and In default of payment thereof to i'm
Irisonment in the workhouse Of said District for
not longer than 90 days. HENRY B. f. Mac
FAREAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners. D. Q. fest