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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03

An ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF OF r.
Loriilard 60. in the erection and mainten-
- aiics q platfera With reof cover.
Ine Maaot and Aldermen of Jersey City, by
the Board Of Street and Water Commissions
efs for and on behalf Of the mIIniclpaIaty Of
Jersey ssty do orsiain as foilows:-
are hereby permitted to erect ana nainfail
sltippiTg platform with roof cover on strqic-
ture heretofore built and at present occupied
py them as follows II ronting on the westerly
side of Washington street and extending from
the northwesterly corner OF Washington street
ana Kay street 70 the soulhwesterIy corner Of
First and Washington streets. and covering a
distance Of about two hundred and eleven CHI
feet, the detail OF which IS more particulars
shown in plans on file in the office OF the
Clerk Of this Board.
Section 2 The platform herein authorized
and permitted shall not exceed four 10 feet
in height from the level of the street and the
rof thereof may be OF sufficient height Is
permit 81 easy heaagSom. ana bah platform
and roof shah be substantially and securely
attached to The side walls of building
Section ; The platform herein authorized
shali be 50 built as TO leave d sidewalk four
~ feet wide in the clear from the curb to
edge Of platform. which said sidewalk is to
be paved in a manner suitable for pedestrians
of said P. Loriliard co. for public iss as 4
sidewalk, and during the life of this ordinance
when It becomes necessary 70 load or unload
cars or wagons, said r Lortllard Co may
adopt and utilize skids from she platform to
a car or cars wagons. provided such skids
are removed Immediately after loading or un-
such ese the said F. Lorillard CO. viii cause
70 be constructed on either end of the plat
form herein permitted such easy steps that
pedestrians. during the aforesaid process Of
loading unloading. can utilize the platform
for sidewalk purposes
Section 4 Every care must be taken by the
said r. Iorillard Co TO keep at all times a
free and clear passage for pedestrians 50 that
the platform herein authorized shall not be-
come a nuisance TO the travelling public. the
right being reserved by the Beard to 30 regu-
late and maintain the use thereof that the
rights of the public viii be conserved.
All work herein authorized 20 be done under
the supervision and to the satisfaction Of the
Committee on Streets and Sewers Of this
Board
seetsan s. The ordinance granting this privi-
lege shall be of full force and effect for a.
period of twenty-five {25} years and thereafter
until such time as this Board or its legally
authorized SUCCESSORS shall revoke or modify
the saIne an acceptance Of the privilege
herein accorded being recognition Of the
right OF the city TO amend or revoke.
Section s. That all costs and expenses Incl
cation Of this ordinance shall be paid by the.
applicant for same; and such amount therefor
az is estimated BY the Clerk of this Board
TO be necessary shall be deposited with thar
officer demand.
Il. q. SMITH.
President.
Approved December 20 1soi
Mayor.
Gso r BoUToN.
CLERK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
ALL CITY BOARDS
REORGANIzEL)
Kingle and Heintze Presi-
dents Of the Finance and
Street and Water
Board.
PICTURESQUE ALDERMEN
Departments.


Almost every naunieipal board II the
city reorganized Yesterday Inside the
Eail Of the Assembly Chamber IN which
the BearI Of Aldermen and the Street
AMI Wafer Board reorganized the place
rYsembied IN some respects q eenserva-
torg Nearly every desk occupied " tlle
Aldermen was heapcal with huge bsat az
tislie baskets Or jarsiAHieSes Or vases q
lloonilg flowers. floral horseslloes' ana
otiler floral designs. There we're aiso
flowers for members of tlle street ana
Water Commissioners Wllo FeoFsselllzest
first. Colonel Smith the retiring laelaoer
Of the Board, occupied z seal ne;ir me
rostrum Thomas SeoneX' wlao sue
eee'ts tiie e'oienei n 4 hehloeF o ne
Board was almost hidden froln view oe-
hind mammoth Jaralnlere q movers
and palms, git from his fdnlfefs.
Commissioner Heintze was nominated
for President hy Commissioner Nol'n'
After elsetien be toak tAe ehalF and made
3 sheri speeeii fhankills liis eolleag'les
fsf ilfe honor they had bestowed upon
h;al. The assembly chamber was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
PERSONAL


! sasr ~ isge.

All fise escAts e life se necessa
Aigiser tIeye ie cora a:slas
s is q ;9iiiio iess We Climb
&c ei7l ent y hse;
s f2 perse s9n Is 1.iade li9 q
ses.s d ] victories
e eecseai sssof liif'ssS fothing ii useless
Sd noting ASKED. Tsthissg
place = tl.c aasr thing Tor tlsas
lace Life Is i lav, not N aceisiest
A j. MOTIFS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03

TER deer EASING THE CARl,t ~ :. .1s3sslA -
AND CHANGING THE PAR VALUE QAs
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL slgSsts u
THE oRINoco STEAMSHIP coaaPAS9
The orinoco Steamship Company, CORPORA
ton duly created and orsanixed under and py
virtue Of the laws Of the State OF New 5sssSy
bv lis President and Secretary does hersoy
First -That the prineipal office of the cesn-
uanv Is at No. Sc Montgomery street., II fae
cItv of jersey city. County Of Hudson. New
Jersey and that the agent therein n cnazgss
s.,s55,s ion may be served, is The New Jersey
fssi5e f1iarantee 6 Trust Company
corporation az meeting duly eenvsnsa 81. s5sa
lieia on the Thirty first day Of OesooeEs 1sef.
passed resolution declaring Inst ~
| and amendments in the certificate pl lnsoE{soz-
80 osss.n i,ar.sirafter set forth advisable and
esilins a meeting OF the Stockholders = f&ss
aeS,gn gbs1 copv Of said rssolufson ok the
board Of Directors is hereto appended
Fsnurth--1-hat thereafter and on the f1fteenta
sav of November laaz pursuant to such ca y ez
ire Board Of Directors. and upon notice szEen
- sS.e asFh st5ckhoider as provided IN the By
81 the company WAS held. az Wnleh neeassas
more than twc7tislEds II sntsrest q Ast q s1s s
stacfl having Tocng powers were present g
person or Fepresensed ss PROXY aaa taassF
lsSi,,ers having voting powers voled "A IaseF
81 -such changes and amendments. such
enai'ses , 5s,sss,f 81 Article Fourth 81 sala
esertifeafe Of INCORPORATION to read ~ fole.
aossS SSso,,rtb-The total authorized capital stock
OF the corporation Is ehs ssn1rea Enonsss'z
and dollars [saae oese. asya9sa gss s.ss. ssn
s. se1 dollars isf9l each. The 4E1HElnf o.
The capital stock WITH Mnacn ~ s2a5ksA9
VIII begin business y one Thousand ae@T
Fifffl~Thaa at said meeting q ne Hscels-
nc.eess * ~" n wrisissg 81 ansre lsu tsFo-thiSis
IN interest Of al the stoskholders having vet
ing powers which said written assent = hsFs-
go ON
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
MAYOR FACAN'S
RECEPTION
Executive Distributes Gifts
and Flowers to His
Many Feminine
Visitors.
SCHOOL cHIlOREA's TRIBUTE
Floral Offerings From Rspub-
lica ] Organic atoms Hand
shakes Of All Stripes.
SCHOOL CHIlDREN's TRIBUTE


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nke = hover SNOW ihese onefallss e''ilie
from various W5ss.s isep''plle'li orsalliza7
mems ana personal ilaellds' ana y no
means the ie''se appreeialed were Two
beautiful bodnets from 9 little aed=
daughfer and her TREND, ms nap
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
beautiful asefgreen eath ial'eaed OF

II
r6a p,.,,., ,... ,.,,,;a ~. aI;cbael +
fa.g,on,all r;tr f,laWl. rassr yrea4|
,and .,;,y s1a,sl,all Jo.n u sael ioS,,ees
~ $ I,,,il,l;n0 Edward Roas,e ;usneetor'
ot scales weigl,ts and measures aid
A,loInl, 4 MnlIar - elerl Is the Bald
;na lnsn4etor 4 resolution Introduced
81 Alderman sbeabey tixed Tie salary.
81 CLERK 1,ranaalI 81 $1,000. civ Mar
sl,al1 S. 81 5oo .na elark = the building
j,sneetor s 81 200.
sl,lern,an s,veanaxs resolution was
ca,..iaa 3 t,,a effe,t tbat Inst veai.' rules
raln a;,, S fayce until f,3rther orders.
ea,n,a;ttea 81 three MAS appointea to
vait mon tle Mavor and inform lin of
tla a,,izat;on of tbe Board The com
,,;fsc4 ea,sis4ea of Aldermen cainon.
#l4Ial,ass a,,a p,.snt Il tealie.l mon 4 tAaI
Msxor a,,a Aldevmsn calnon reporfe.l
tsaf tbs .fayor tl,aal.ed the Board for its
sl,aagl,tfpl consideration and wished the
members all tl,e compliments &c the sea-
son
Aldermen c3np;nglam Who vas re-
e,actaa .nd dern,an chester j hold
ovar yara nnal,la i be present
me rax Anneals Roard reelected
r,vsdar;el, st,,tr nres;aent and VIII
liam r Harr;san clerk Commissioner
4ngeI M. unabie q be present Oh ac-
.o,,nt s. ;llsess
The Tax Boarsj reelected Edgar B..
goeoD nras;aent + Mas auticipatea 81
81 some tbst successor 10 DANES 81.
Connolly tlle present clerk Of the Board
nigbt be named Mr. copnollvs term
does not expire until AIay 4 next apd
nothing MAS said about his successor yes
teg,lax
The Excise Board reelected George
" Decker president. and Daniel Egan,
clerk rrhe old rules we're adopted and
Chairman Decker announced that the
Iqlles would remain tie same. Commits
sioner o.Brien was resplendent with a
pinl rose IS The lapel Of his coat.
Charles Merker was elected president
. IL pa.,, s Assosst.,o,,t e,an,,n;ss;on-
8 ~ ,'s'' &
ers. iholaas IS Aonllsils 1'ls'. A's's A'''7'A's
Der Of the Board, was the reciplenf oi 2
magnificent basket of flowers from the
1ohn po,wars Assae;st;on
~ ps ps,;a c,,s,,,;. ~
reelected John Mitchell president.
Richard E Connolly was elected presi-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
III MEE1sINGS.



NOTICE OF ANNuAI. MEETING
me annual meeting oz TIE st9ekhoadsfs -
The Friction Heat and Boiler Eeatlpany viii
y o'clock noon Of that day, at the 9a1aesral
office OF the company zi1nzoegs 2ts and
zsa washington street. in the CRY u Jersey
of New Jersey, for the purpose OF eiectzng H.
board Of directors and seesaxing ana acti1g
upon the reports of the officers and taF tho
transaction Of all otlier business that n1sJ
properly come before stockholders raeeE3nx-
Of New Jersey. no stock can be vefsd 81
which has been transferred on the books 81
the company Within twenty days next pressa-
ing this election.
The president and the secretary Of said coni-
pany. and each Of them. hare declined. failed
and refused 70 call meeting o1 the stockz
holders OF said company al the xiHze and
place hereinabove stated: and the president
and secretary and each one of them have tailed.
declined and refused TO give. publish II
a newspaper, published in said CouSES sL zzod~'
son IN the state OF Kew Jersey Or IN any
other place. notice Of the time ana place
and purposes or either Of them Of the afore-,
said meeting Of the stockholders Of said coaf-
ana each Of them. haze failed declined ana
refused to call said meeting, or mail n0stce
thereof e the stockholders gE any heckaoiaeE
said stockhosder or steckhoirers whose post
Office address is known or can he asceraa mes
by the said presidsnx Or secretary sor both oE
them and the president Of said company
ana the secretary thereof have both fafled.
declined and refused 70 call tilet annual xaset7
i,l.s Of the stockholders hereinaboYe referred
ii or 70 publish any notice thereof IN a
newspaper or by mail, or in anys othas nam
Therefore, no legal meeting Of the steck-
holders Of said company can be- called foF
The time and place above stated except Dy
fisree Or more stockholders having voting
bowers Therefore, the undersigned sfeck-
holders Of said company haSang voting
powers as such stoekholderss hereby and By
this notice. call meeting Of the zsxoe zholders
Of SAID company at the time and place ans
for ths purposes hereina aboye fstated.
CHARLES s L. Bzzk4E1H.
Stoekholder.
MELVIN P0AEEREAzE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
FOR PLEASURE HEALTH Or
SPORT.

Go TO the resorts of Carolinas or Flor
ida via the Seaboard Ar Line three daily
trains during the Tourist Season, Book
let's free. " Z. Conklyn, G. E. RI
Agent, lS3 Broadway. New York C,iiyt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
HOME OFFICE, NO a7 BROADWAY, N. X.

Of negotiations both armies suspended
hostiIities.
III: is expected that the Japanese
army viii enter the city Of Port Arthur
tomorrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
WEATHER INDIcA TloNs.

NEW YORIS. Ian. 8. 90H ofecast
for the thirty six hours ending NJ
Wednesday Snow and colder todaTs
clol1dy tomorrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03

CERTIFICATE OF AMEN NDaIEcsT GF GEARS
TER DECREASING THE cAP1.f ! = s.Is,ss1e
AND CHANGING THE PAR NAbAE u
sFf ARES or THE CAPITAL STOCK QA
THE ORfNOCO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
DIREcToRs:
FiNANcE CO MMlTTEE:

Leather WAf f p3ITsI nk
Tiue guarantee and Tustc cmran
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03
HELP WAETEY).
MALE.
IE Y0U hRE eaPETEIIT

70 GIL high grade business technical tien te7s
are many opportunities our iiBs which you would
Ike to consider. We have uni1us BY stem Of supply
ing right men for right places ard right right
men, and hundreds Of employers rely to si Alt
their responsible positions Our booklets which are
free for the asking tel ali about methods Odeea
in I2 cities -
HAPGOODS (lnc. J, Brain Brokers
Suite sEs, sos Brosdway, New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-03

Wm. r. Beal
Charles A. Gardiner,
Ranald Fl. Macdonald,
edward Townsend,
VIVA. II. Porter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06
RUsslA's PAssloN.HoUR.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06
AN AMERICAN IRELAND IN ASIA.

ARE WE GOING TO TURN THE
I Phil ppine islands into an Ireland
! The worst suGerngs Of ireland have
! been from economic rather than polili'
cal oppression. The Eng ish govern
ment destroyed their thriving indus
tries and reduced their people 10 star.
walton to prevent their competition
with Fnel manufacturers. Is thar
the way we Al go ng q treat the
Philippines?
The chief genera industries Of tine
islands. ana those capable Of most
extension are sugar and tobacco grow
ing Though the Philippines a~e now
American territory, we compel all
their product 70 pay rs per cent Of
the fun D.ngIeT duty when brought
nto American pov- This is ne for
fear the industries of these poor and
tarying islands should compete with
sugar fhd tobacco growers in the
United States
w boast that the triHing sums
realized from these duties are turned
in the Philippine treasury and spent
for the benefit OF the islands But they
are spent as the American rulers Of
he islands dictate If the dut es We're
given To The groves of tobacco and
sugar themselves they would be Of
far le value than the opportunity 90
expfnd aheiv producfion through a
free market in the United States.
As if 1t We're net enough to tax the
sugar and tobacco growers OF the Phil
ippines for the privilege Of selling
American grown goods in the Ameri-
can market we propose another heavy
tax on the tran portat on Of them. BY
a law of congress The navigation laws
Ct the United States are 70 be eX.
tended to he Philippine islands iu
july OF next year. Now their goods are
transp0u "a 10 this country hy the
cheape rates of world competition.
Tacn they viii have to pay monopoly
prices to artifcialy protected Ameri
can ships.
Secretary Taft has been campaign
ing for year to induce congress to
correct this injustice His so-called
'junketn 10 the Philippines was one
of the many attempts 10 open the
eyes Of congress. His recommenda-
tions are very moderate He ask. only
that the extension Of the navigation
laws TO the Islands be postponed for
three years and that there be entire
free trade when il shan take effect:
all duties being repealed in the mean
time, except 70 per cen of the or gnal
Dingley duties ON sugar and tobacco.
This 70 per cent is in the nature of
a bride to the sugar and tobacco
fu-ts, which are said 10 have power
TO defeat the proposed lcsi latlon in
the senate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06
CONGRESS.


IN THE FIFTY NINTH CONGRESS
which convened Monday the admin g
trat:ou is backed by the largest nl
me ical majority any party has eFei
had
IN ihe Soaafe It i. only three short
/ Of The two,thirds necessary for the
fatlica ion Of treaty ON a fu'l-mem-
te,ship vste, Ia the nouce the RepuD-
ican majority was raised fom " 70
I1li Inv ihc i904 elec iou on a
straight party vote the Republican
an pas any bill they see tit Nh
nes ca'lv the Democrats represent ~
imnnrtant miDorirv
The ch0rre ia the personnel of ne
Senate win moi ia enc least affe.
ra~ty Ia uH. III Missouri and Mon
lana tire ne@ocrata haze lost The seais
occupied by Cockre1 and Pari Glib
n. and IA MaryIaaI is1dor RaFaer
axes the place f McComa. q R9pao-
Hcgn Once moro there Is q vacancy
ia Delaware owing p tho failure Of Q
Republican legislature 70 choose
successor to Ran Al housh la Fol
late was elected United state Sena-
TOR last year. he is s,ii serving al
Governor of WISCONSIN ana ha moi
announced hi. intention 1 resign
IN the House the viii he na
change IN party iaa]esh'p The RI
publican caucus has again selec'ed
Cannon for Speaker and the Demo
Gratis John Sharp Williams for leader
of The ninorltv Recauae of thelg r.
diced numbers Speaber Cannon has
tar ,ateneI ID Z We PIE Democrats On
Taca ie OH aii House committee
If is mt Republican contrcj of Goa
bgi President Roo valt's cen
trol of The Republican majority that
mains in question In hi. che~iahed
1alicy 81 railroad rate regulation he
IS promised entansla tic support by
nemocraJs and equally bitter oppos
lion by Republicans The real test Of
his power viii come 10 the Senate
from the Republican side Ia spite q
his rartys strength b is tar from
icing assured of The right to have hi
1wn way
Mr. Roosevelt pridas himself on bis
method of ACCOMPLISHING his ends
~ 3ugh his own pa-y Before the SEES
sion is over he NAV have occasion to .
be thankful 10 the Democratic miuort
tT for lending him vote Whatever
hj- popular majority was the polls
he has yet 70 prove that The RepHhl'
can majority in Congress is a Roose-
Welt majority
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

lie sCEUR, MINI has bachelor
girls club called the "Adaml7s' Eden
the object of which seams 70 be to
flaunt their independence in the faces
OF tn masculine world Al a meeting
the other at ernoon every one Of them
wore preposterously large picture
hat which would have made Gains
boroughe creation look like postage
stamps by contrast and eaused the
heart cf every meek little matron who
had bought her Tiny bonner because
Willie liked chat best TO ilutler with
envy and Jealousy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

THE most disagreeable people are
thore who are always probing for an
unpleasant truth at the bottom OF a
pleasant story The most recent dis
illusloning discovery concerns the late
Paul Revere Naturally Paul Is sneered
at in the present day by the owners Of
automobiles as being slow, but that
he should h pictured in this story as
hybrid composite of an ordinary
street lamp lighter ana an A D T.
boy IS exasnerat ng in the extreme.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
lowing places;
coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

1T Ii something of triumph for the
people when the speaker of the house
Il forced to say that it seems to be
the sense of the people that there
should be national regulation of the
common carriers of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06
November Circulation

The above Il a correct statement q
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1904,
and for the first eleven months of the
year 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day Of December 1905.
(Seal) LEO T. KLEB,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 10.
1909,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

SENATOR FORAKER had a very
ple- ant ana interesting little meas
IRE i'm his M nd. for the regulation of
railroad rates. But the trouble was
that he could not get any Of the other
senators TO think as ne did. Foraker's
plan was the limit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

THE Chinese have removed the
boYcott IN American goods hecause
they fear the wrath Of the water
gel" What would they do if they had
a glimpse Of the real American water
wagon that will be ridden in this
country the first of the year?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

WONDER how many men would
fava done what the pioneer Kesne
Gid jus TO keep a promise made 20 his
wife-journey through the bleak Arc
tic snow. alone. on foot from Fair
hsuf = Dawson facing death a hun.
dred tinies. and without even he SNOW
shoes that would have made his tramp
ing easIe-. He had missed the last boat
Of the navigation season. and his wife
vas waiting for him at Dawson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

MARK TWAIN visited the Presi-
deni the other day, and the CORE
spondents felt called upen to solemnly
announce that the visit was of pure
~ personal character Was there ever
any suspicion that Mark might be
after q postoffice?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

THE example Of Austria wa3 really
coDmerGanle Tha government gave
The people rights before IL was con-
PEELED to do so by force II a ms. +
Is true thai the government had pre-
yiously declared that 1t would NOT do
anything of the kind, but declarations
like this are alwa,s Subject TO a
Whoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

THE freedom of the press Is guar
anteed in Russia That is, an editor
can print what he pleases. The news
paper is not suppressed; the editor is
sent TO jail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

FUFFALO BILL and White Beaver
Pows'l are going 20 journey through
TIE Holy Lanl on camels in the near
future. There seems TO be something
a little inc ngruOus about Buffalo Bill
and the Holy Land, somehow CT other,
end there IS one thing certain-thos
c.7'eis viii have to hump themselves
Z thew want TO keep mp TO the long
haired gentleman's usual pace