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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
BRINKHAUS
MADE DIRECTOR
AT EXPOSITION
VIII Have Charge of Massachu-
sets Historical, Educational and
Social Economy Exhibit.

All interested IN the educational move
ment IN Nirg.nia-princlpais teachers
ana pupils-wiil hear with much interest
ana pleasure Of the appointment OF Miss
Gertrude I. BriHkhaus. director Of rho
great Times Dispatch contest IN the re-
Sponsibie Office OF director Of the state
OF Massachusetts 3 historical e---catfou,f
jamestown Exposition This oxhibff
promises 10 be- one of the most CornDlefe
ever placed before the public. The Mas
sdcnusetts board OF MANAGER fo, liz
jamestown exhibition have been rvork
ing hard Tor months TO accomplish This
OBJECT, and after due consideration they
decided on account Of her previous ex-
perence OF like nature at the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition. In ST Iouis
mat Miss Brinknaus was emincntlv cana
h.e Of undertaking the work and there
upon oheied her the position which she
has accepted.
Miss Brinkhaus came TO Richmond
arriving ID Ocloper last, as director Of
The Times-Dispatch contest for school
decoration, which has proved to be 80
such Keen interest to the entire schoo.-
going youth az Richmond, Manchester
ana HenricO county. and thu apDofnt-
ment comes as a pleasing Cuimy.-sicn
10 a most successful and well-conducted
friendly contest among the schools iu
the vicinity Of Richmond.
Miss Brinknaus. vino was for seven
years assistant 10 the superinte ndent o.
schools in Maiden. Mass. and who was
later assistant director Of the AIassa-
chusetts educational exhibit at the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition. IN st. LOUIS.
evolved the plan for school decoration
when confronted With the difficulties Of
securing appropriations for schoolroOm
decoration from the public funds Filled
with the conviction that This admirable
movement heretofore carried on bv such
organizations as alumni assOciationS ans
womens clubs. should be broadelnd aud
receive new impetus. she conceived trc
idea Of cnlsting the services Of "A pews-
paper and ~ distributing the casts Of
famous sculptors By means OF a voting
contest.
The plan was first tried out with
tremendous success BY the Boston Her.
aid and since by the Washington Star
tho Chicago Record Herald and finally
As an know, the result in the contest IN
Richmond viii not DO announced un
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

Christmas Day the last voting coupon
appearing tomorrow. Miss Brinkhaus
viii probably leave for Norfolk I'm a few
days to look over the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

the bicycles before they are turned over
TO the new men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

none until an administrator is appointed
by the court to take charge OF the estate.
Then the various insurance companies
In which Mr. Montgomery was a policy
holder will be formally notified OF his
death 1t Will then be probably a week
before the companies take any action as
10 the settlement OF the insurance That
they Will make a contest seems likely on
account Of the mystery shrouding tho
affair, but nothing definite along that
line can now be aScertained. because the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

pianatory.
'ln th.s preceding the two defendant
rli4pan-fs. Western Onion TELEGRAPH Com
pans ana Atlantic Postal Telegraph cable
Company. appeared before che communication
ora fhe first Gay " August. isS. ana flied
Irsirtt iNrlf senarafe Hr1tteu answers. Ire
eaia answers having been carefully con-
tilrrea eF the cofaIai Esiou the comm ssion
D. &C oplnten fhst ia fZinE and prescri,,-
ing rate f0r transmitting Interstate tele-
graphic uieFsases. the commission Be- in TIE
cNere Zee ~ proper state authority aad that
earn eAeirlse ~ authority o. not in conflict
Win anf ~ the prov isious % STATUTES az the
le'itt" CenErers or y the Computation ~
tae United States relative 20 post roads or
Interstate couHeFc~. referred 90 boa enc
sa'1 aurNert
The ro1nnai-sioa is ~ the opinion hat the
ratUs noa fixed am prrfcrioed are ils-
rt..ou2Aie ems valid. and il ia. therefore,
ortcrd as follows.
'in veeiViug. tranam.ttlng ana delivering
f'I' Srathie message iu flrg MIA. tse West
tru tnlaH Telegraph Company and Attain
iic Postal reic graph Gable Company shall
observe and confcrul to the following rates
al1 reqelrl urcnis uqV fixed. prescribed and
er1esrt by the commission Nlz.
Except - Inay b. otherwise spec hcaily
ITnFioea al any time bT the stale Corpora
fIlh N'lnliil-tinn neither o. fne Eai1 -wn
felcErupn companies ahali collect for IRE
service over it, liue bel een any fwl
T-tlts within THIS state move than twenty
hve cents for transmitting message -
Cen words or leas. exclusive 81 date ed
dives ana fiEuaturr, nor more than two
cents Tor ea-h additional word 90 day
iutr-aEr- nor more fuau one cent Tor eEcl
adiitlonal vOrd in nlght message
Nhenfer a nesaase = trensmitted
e..-l ,ar5~. .-t.- rt ss.t SAL
ur-rler % sall c1lapanes shall charge or
collect more t-ar forty fiol cents Tor The
Eraph COMPANY Or transmitting q message
~ tea words or lees. eEciuslvc % date as-
crers ANA signature. between any t1ro pclnts
within his STATE. nor more than three cents
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
NEW BICYCLE HERE.
Guaranteed to Make Speed That
VIII Overtake ANY Automobile

Two new Columbia BICYCLES. To he
used by the extra men ~ the blcvcie
police squad. We're received YESTERDAY
and We're on exhibition at the ONCE Of
the chief OF police for several hours.
The wheels weigh twentv-thrae ,,o1,,,4.
and have drop OF three inches They
are chainiess and are guaranteed 10
make speed that VIII overtake snv
automobile
Cyclometers VIII be placed on both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
THIEVES IN PARAMOUNT.
People There Much Annoyed by
Petty Robberies.

pctiv thleNlne las heen annoving the
citizens % Fairmount 40 little during
TIE past month few evenings ago.
while tle family were engaged in va
rious parts 81 Tie house. thief entered
the homie of Mr.. Boaziey % TWENTY
first Street ana took from tho hal ra-k
handsome. new coat belonging 10 his
daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
TOLLS ARE FIXED
BY COMMISSION
Telegraph Companies Must Not
Charge More Than Scheduled
Price.
ORDER ISSUED YESTERDAY
Affects Both Companies. and
Makes 25 Cents Maximum for
Ordinary Message.

The state Corporation Commission yes
terday issued an order directed 10 the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies. fixing and prescribing rates
FOR transmitting messages over their lines
ln Virginia.
The order is the result Of q recent
hearing ia which the companies We're
cited 10 appear and show cause. IL any
they could. why the commission should
Lot prescribe such rates
The main feature ~ the order OF
the com omission IS NJ reduction for
transmitting "a message where 10 goes
over two lines
At present there IS double charge. The
order likes the charge al forty cents
Tor a message OK ten words or less, IN
stead Of nifty. and So on on this basis.
II Is doubtful II the companies Will
take the matter 10 the courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
CASE DISMISSED.
Serious Charge Against John
Cooper Not P,oven

farn Cooper ;'e white man charged with
must r.fa.ilnE crime wherein hl. stem
ollghfer rEnfet era-lirususiy. a. lnscr rye a
in iniin- court Hest|rlay morning tne evil
cfrrn mol being sufflcl.uf o. cisnNirf
H-F liue fFaE-1it ~ Mr. grrrer rr-
placed Ir fhe care 20 Dr Nayhee ~ he
'flI1rvn.s li.fie society. ara an aufeal from
WIS 1hc .ri.n was taken by the attorney Tor
The reCusrf man.
Common wealth. s- Attorney Mlultrrc Folkes
orael fHr rre dismissal of fae serious charge.
saving .o me court that there VAS 49,. n.5ca
a. 4nf af fp Cloper's guilt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Mr.. Eggleston AWAY.

Superintendent Joseph d. EsEleston.
Jr.. OF the Department OF EducaAioR, left
Yesterday for stanton. where to-day ne
VIII attend a meeting OF the board OF
visitors OF the school for the Deaf aud
Blind.
Pie viii return here tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
NO DEVELOPMENTS.
Companies Considering
Case of MIR. Montgomery.

No further developments have occurred
in the case OF the late Mr.. Joseph s.
Montgomery. and there viii probably be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
All Small Instruments

All small instruments cut to the bleeding
point in price. Saving is coupled hard to value
The varieties and numbers are simply limited
only by the makes made, Flutes, Harps. Violins
Banjos, Accordons Mandolins, Guitars-in fact all
kinds. Visit this department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Rate Case Postnoned

The STATE CORPORATION CepuLzslor yester-
o. postponed ;le t~a.rens iaasefr.zrr ra.e
hearing unui about January loin though fhe
exact Gate wac uut fixed The hesrlng was Oh
take place To-day. put the commission 800 -
pored Sc because % the pressure ~ o'aer
t-sfne-a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

An Exhibition Of the Collier Collection Of o.
has been gwen in the art galleries Of New Yor
chicago ST. Louis, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Gle
the nigh regard for and the appreciation Of the &C
quote the Washington Star. 'sNot only does It
foremost artists, but it represents them at their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Cruisers Coming.

Governor swanson has been reliflei hy fae
A ting Secretary 20 State ~ tle expected ti-lt
90 fhe GerniaE cruisers Panther and Bremen 90
<rupnrf New January iith and March T. lsil
respectively 7 be- Governor has notified the
proper authorities az newport News regarding
the matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

agents themselves are not yet aware OF
what their companies viii do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Effective January 1st.

Messages shsll2e received FOR transmits
econ AID delivered 80 Destination as now
provided hy statute. untii other provision is
ru ale therefor.
i-oth 81 the said companies shall forth
Ultn, by proper directlQns 90 their officers
ant agents. iu fcclrdance with the course
ot business OF each company. properly pro
g-tnS rates ana requirements the same
90 take effect Oh tae first day ~ January
1871. after which dale any rnte or pro-
visions in conflict witl the said rates and
order now fixed aa1 prescribed hy the COM
s.on shall lie unlawful and void.
'lhls order snail not be cons r1ed 10 IN
fringe uIen any riEhts % the said com
p4nles under the Constitution and iews 81
tAe state Of Virgins. or the Constitution
anl laws ~ the United State"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26

0rotlllotionen murocu ocm Goore
BON alien Seitcn borgebrodt. Sci
Wciol0 mo 5ar6 ulto elncin IoInolcr
Scitclien aus Der Slide Der 6rou
Sdnporb pergingen oie Stunoen ullclt
tSeIttheiIncbmerlt mr. 5lI ld)iIell. Sefr
Dob lit in Slt-9oltimore riibnllldllt
bcfount. Gr ltamnlt aus Sapern
uuo lit ont IS. Wtdr5 1860 %geborclt.
SIN Sabre 1880 fam cr llodl Saltl-
more lIlo muroe an u. &onuur 1881
nit ieiner @uttiu Wnrgorethe, gcp.
Mrnmrr. Netrout. Slim Sinner cItt-
iproiieu Der glildlihen Gbc. luctd,c
ie0od) iltr Sroiler Der Gltcrll bcreitS
Ooa 3citlid)c g%eic9nct bnbell. 9crr
@0h nrbeitete bier ~jlIerIt nlS Trodlt-
uerIo0er mo lcit ctluu s &ubrcn IT
cr I'M Itootiihel &olicrs Gcpurtcnlcnt
un0cItcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26

Cine dl cinbor Nbgcfein III.
te. Sonnic TomcIl, luCld)c onl
Wtontog gbenb pom Gcteftip Eoblcr
oils ongcIid)e 2ooenbicbin int miit.
lcrcn Stotionsholile cin1elicfert ipur.
&c, obcr ouNob, tic hobc bic 0elcbor-
lc, ipcld,c tic I'M @cid)G't bon Stcu-
art L. 60. 100 bieiclbe 9efouit NOR
Dcli lei. fir cine biligerc unttouid)ell
ipoatc, IN cincnn 9tcgcrbnlie un ocr
0ibblcitro6e poi, cillcr ihr uubcfoml-
ten Neqcrin gefallit, marc pprgelter,l
pom &uoi @ronnon Dem Bcriftsper-
ioGrcn iibcrluicicn. Scfteftip Yobler
iogtc, 'cr bobe ilt ibrcnl 3inlmer inl
Sollie Gr. 1905. Wnrplono-Ipennlc
ci,t aor5cs GiinbeG fleiner Tippiofell
g%cilnoer, bcren llrlprung 5lueifel-
boft ifeilte.
Giicnurbciter am Strife.
- Tic Gilcnnrbeiter, iueld)e ali Dem
Gcllboii Der Sirmu Serlrp Come
born 4 So. an Der Gfe bon Erntt-
unlo Yacultrnbe ~beid)dftigt iino, leg
ten aeItern bic arbeit nieber. neil all-
acblid 2cltc angeiiellt purccr, mel.
DIE nif]t 5itr Union 9eborcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
Sic TnhSprcQ Grujciic.

Annapolis 81. Sonltor. 49,
0n3 8%ricgSgcridDt Icttc bcrte oo3
%crbor geQcn 0cn &aOctten GInlOe y.
Mauo pom Columbus, Wiii.. uoll ser
erIten 9Ioiic tort ulb becnOctc ca fllr5
Dor II llbr, nodlOem Scr Anmnlt iilr
Die %crtbei0iguug mo ser &crioI.
gllnN iDrc 9lr0umentc ilbcr oCn Sal(
poracbrodt battcn.
9oS @crid)t bcqaum Damn Die Ser.
h%onolun1cn Ncgcn 0eu &uocttcn Mi
d)oro s., Monn, cbcniolla Wtit1Iicb
Der critcn alniic, ser lcinc GrncmuuQ
Dem ErGiiocnten HooiepcIt III ucrons
fen fat. Gr lit cbcnful3 oc% tSlld)1
prcacn3 on0cldnlIOiNt. inOelu CT ocrn
&oOcttcu Noropfc 6cIphlcn bobeu ioll.
lid, ltttcr ocn Gid SIT ictcn. Gin
mcitcrcr 3clgc gcGeu oeu An1cidrlI.
Oi9tcn mar ser &o0ctt George Z.
Mepler bon ser /. &lniIc, Ser olli DC.
beiB Monn'3 nui Dem aopi ltcben mo
nn0crc mlbc0llenlc Grercitieu uorlleb.
men mllBtc. &erid)ieoenc 3cu0ct
mllrocI icitcn9 Der &ertbciOi1rug All
Den Stono gerllicn, ltll iIber Ocll glls
ten 9tlli Ntonn'S NuSlogcn SIT modem.
Sm &rell5perb0r meigertc iid) Der So
octt @m. y. @ciienger non Scr orit.
ten &loiic, cine 6roac Oc1 .Sllogc
Nouocot" 5rl b%calrtuortcn mo oo2
@crid)t pcrtngtc iid). itll O0rilbcr jlt
bcrotbcL Oh Der &ooctt 5lt 5ninNen
lei, Gcoc mo Nntluort olli Die Srngc
Ell Acbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
Yrnnb.

Gin alarm Don Staten 9tr. DIG
rief gcitern Die 6%eiterluebr nnd) Der
Mobniiltg Ocs Sergealteu Noollcp
uom peitlid)en Iiitritt, Nr. SIG,
observation-disclosures, woielblt IN
5olge cines id)oobaftcn S%d)orniteir.s
elm 6eller entitanoen mar. Der ange-
riftete Shaoen lit lInbetroftlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
Secroigungp rr6oter.

coroner Y. SrQHl N>ulCS Don 0Ct mo
mcitlid)cn Station Ucrbot 9citcrn Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26

Req lies! - .gi, erten
abeno, 6ran Soronin! @ie fommcll
Sic beitte III Die Stnot2" Sd
bolennir MIR 5npeten. Miriter, oo mir
ein 3imner ltell tape5ieren miiiien!"
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peten! Sic piiien pielleidbt nift, oaB
oieielben arienifhaltig mo oaber Oil.
tig. lem ioilen!" - yAh. tie eeb0reu
ia MIR ms 6~remoen5immer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
. 1t III it d. $.

II cbcrtrumpit t. - ,@ir Gu.
bclt einen fleilten @einii'egortell, 100
mir Eeteriilic. Sdnittlaiid) rno ion.
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bo5lt bralidlen Sic eincn @arteu?
GaS jicbt nieilte Srall GILES aui ibrem
Sommerbltt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
! bontpun 6cs Sobts
d) lngs d II l0lg.

Ger Ncger Sunrucl Sbomplon, Der
am /. Oftpbcr Die Ncgcrin Wertrltoc
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puroe inn areisgcritt ocs S%ootif)lu1s
idl,loie beiunbell. Hid)ter Iuntait
miro ibm oieier Gage lein llrtbcll
alticrlcaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-26
Staot Baltimore.
Scntid)cs @crcinslc6cn.

&rmpriitild)c MISUNDERSTANDING
Oc$ ,Nrion" in Der .@crmon!a-
MGnulerd)ursSollc."
The Washington times., 1906-08-01
B0UDINOT PETITION
ARGUED IN COURT
Counsel Fee Fund of Cherokees' Sub
jeet Of Dispute-JurisdictiOn
at Issue.

Justice Gould, after hearing argu-
ments on the petition of Frank J. Bou-
dinot, an Eastern Cherokee Indian. TO
restrain The Secretary Of the Interior
and the Treasurer Of the United States
from paying out funds awarded 70 the
Cherokee nation by the Supreme Court
OF the United States as counsel ices.
took the matter under advisement
Mr.. Boudnot contends that the con-
tract under which tie fees are claimed
by certain attorneys out West is not
valid not having cen ratified by the
great council OF the Cherokee nation.
The Government officials are represent
ed by Assistant District Attorney Stuart
McNamars and the petitioner by Attor-
neys Poe and Putnam
In hts answer Secretary Hitchcock de-
nies the Jurisdiction Of the court to en-
Join him: also denies that he is about
20 dispose OF the fund as alleged in the
petition.
Treasurer Treat denies that he is
about to honor the draft Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior as stated by Mr..
BOudin0t.
The Washington times., 1906-08-01
ME- ETROPOLIS VIEW
TITLE ATTACKED

The validity of the title OF several sub
divisions Of land in the Northeast sec
ton OF the District. valued at several
millions of dollars, was attacked in
court today in proceedings filed In equity
by the grandchildren OF Washington
Berry, who died In 1856
The property In question consists OF
about 4l0 acres and was formerly known
al Metropolis View. When il became
known that the title to the property was
attacked a great deal Of anxiety was
created in view OF the fact that the
Berry estate has been subdivided and is
now held by large number OF persons.
Mr.. Berry. who died In 1856. left a
will dated in 1852. by which he devised
his estate 10 his daughters, with par
ticular details as 10 their subsequent
marriage. Mr., Berry left a widow. FIVE
daughters, and two sons. The grand
children were not made parties 10 the
proceedings. II is now the contention
of the grandchildren Of Mr.. Berry that
the proceedings since taken were not
warranted by the terms Of his will. The
complainants ask for the appointment
Of trustees, and that the legal title to
ed in them. The cdmplainants are Elise
T. Berry, Eugene fB. Berry. Albert L.
Berry. and eleven others, all grand
children OF Washington Berry.
Attorney 4. s. Worthington. OF the
firm of Worthtngton, Heald & FTailey,
is named as counsel for the complain
ants.
The Washington times., 1906-08-01
~ THE WORLD OF FINANCE
RUSH To COVER
PUTS PRICES Up
Heavy Outside Commission
Buying Feature of Stock
Market Dealings.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The stock
market opened at general advances ex-
tending TO point in Colorado Fuel.
Northern Pacific. and Amalgamated.
Reading gained s., Smelling q. and
New York Central and Union Pacific -
Steel common opened $4,000 shares at
4lia 10 Al against 40 yesterday.
The street was seldom taken as
much by surprise as il was by the
declaration of the two quarterly divi-
Gends of = per cent each on Steel COM
mon yesterday afternoon This action
in itself caused a general increase In
the outside commission business.
II was "A matter of comment that
there was more outside commission
buying in the market all through the
first hour today than at any previous
time so far this year. At the same
time there was urgent and heavy cover
ing OF shorts. but the bears found
much trouble in buying stocks on ac-
count Of the continual rise in prices
of stocks.
The heaviest gains, of course. were
made in the high priced stocks. Lon
don bought about 5000 shares OF stocks
On balance
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds steady
The market continued strong all
through The forenoon. The gains made
in the first hour We're we'll maintained
all around the room. while a number
Of issues showed increased strength and
made further advances.
The Washington times., 1906-08-01
INSULT BY TELEPHONE
BRINGS H0RSEWHlPPlNG

DENVER. Aug. James K. Mullen,
millionaire miller and mine owner. at
tempted a few nights ago TO call a ply
sician by telephone TO attend a friend
dangerously nj IN his house. Miss Dimes.
daughter Of Tyson s. Dimes, a lawyer,
equally prominent in business and so
CieJy. was using the tWO-paTty line talk
ing 10 a man friend.
Mr. Mullen, after fretying for half an
hour trying 20 get the line, told Miss
D,nes. 10 is alleged. that no lady would
hold the phone that way"
The young society leaders father
rushed 10 Mr. Mullen's house. fell upon
the millionaire with a hOrsewhip and
beat him until dragged OF. II IS al
legged that Ar. Dlnes also threatened 10
shoot Mr. Mullen.
A warrant was sworn out today charg-
ing Mr Dimes with assault 20 kin. and a
civil suit for $4,000 damages was begun
by Mr.. Mullen.
The Washington times., 1906-08-01
NOT ENOUGH MONEY
FOR NEW SEWERS
Commissioners Turn Down Request of
Citizens Northwest Subur-
ban Association.

Stating that the appropriation for
suburban sewer extensions TO be eX-
pended this year Will not permit them
TO enlarge their present program for
this work, the District Commissioners
today denied the request of the Cit
zens' Northwest Suburban Association
TO construct q number of service
sewers In the extreme Northwest sec
tiOn of the city.
The request made by the Association,
through President c. c. Lanca aster, was
10 hCVe sewers constructed along
Branch road, commencing at Kingle
road bridgs. thence north to SoapstOne
valley and west 70 TenleytOwn. and
one to cross Rock creek at Piney
branch.
Engineer Commissioner Biddle, TO
whom the matter was referred, points
out that the work proposed by the
Association would cost approximately
$4,000 while the total appropriation
for suburban sewer extensions this
year amount to only 100000.