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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-02-15
Impurities In Clover and Alfalfa
Seeds,

The work of the Experiment Station
has shown that great number of for
eign seeds are contained ip clover and
alfalfa seeds, including the dodders,
which are so destructive to alfalfa,
aud large number of bad weed pest
like the narrow plantain, wild mustard
and host of new weeks. One impure
sample of last years supply contained
81 species of foreign seeds, including
both species of dodder, the plaintains.
many common weeds that have been
heretofore unknown In this state. At
least dozen new weeds have been in.
troduced into Ohio in alfalfa seed in
half as many years, While this is un.
acceptable it is still more so TO get
only black medick yellow trefoill
plants as many have done, where sup.
posed alfalfa seed was sown. In these
times of high priced seeds there Is
temptation to adulterate with cheap
seeds like the black medick, etc,
which has very slight value as forage
plants with as: there is like disposition
to offer seeds with many weed seeds,
at low prices Beth these dangers are
real. Intending purchases of such
SEEDS for use in 1905 will do we'll to be
assured of their quality. If a half.
ounce seed sample is sent to the Bot.
anist, the impurities viii be deter
mined asnearly as possible and prompt
reports of the same rendered to the
parties senting the samples. No
charge is made for such examinations
and reports Address samples and
communications to Botanist of che
Experiment Station, Wooster, Ohio.
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MARSHALL.
February IL, 1901

rCoiudIy IL, lSVu.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Il. Smith. r. r.
Watts, Mrs. M. J. Cummings, Sanford
Hiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hiser.
Herbert Smith and Misses Navie Bell
and Grace Hiser and others attended
Farmers Institute at Hillsboro last
week.
Everett Vanzant, of Pleasant, en-.
joyed the second heat on the I. O, O.
F. goat Saturday night.
Rev. Lippert began his second pro-
tracted effort here last week.
There was a union service of the
Presbyterian, Methodist and the G. U.
congregations Sunday.
Mac Kneisley began to break the K
of 2. goat Saturday night. He sue
ceeded in riding one heat.
MIR. and Mrs. T. W. Mccoy and F.
Il. G. Bell we're guests of their broth
er, ]. G. Cell, at Hillsboro, and attend.
ed Farmers Institute Saturday.
Misses Dottie and Margaret Ham.
mond and brother, Homer, of Eluville,
were guests of Miss Grace Hiser, Sum
day.
Miss Kathryn Watts was the guest
OF friends at Overman last week.
Clyde Watts and others enioyed
"Our New Minister" in Hillsboro last
Saturday night.
Foster Bell spent Friday night a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bussey.
of near New Petersburg.
Quite number from this place ex-
pect to attend the McCoy.McCoppin
wedding in the new church at Carmel
Wednesday night at o'clock.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

John W. Swift, admr. of Mary f.
Hsrbor fled first and final account.
Mary Il. Ferguson, admr. of Joseph
o. Ferguson filed arst, final and die
tributtve account.
Chas. Bowles eyr of John O. Bowles
8led second accovnt.
Alive Q. Roades adjuaged an idiot
and letters of guardianship issued to
AmyiEshoades.
Catharine M. Lemons gdn. of Lee
Lemons filed inventory.
Isaac Q. and Jos. Il. Anders admrs.
OF Lavina DELPHI file6,account of final
distribution.
Jehn A. Moberley R.dmr. of X. w.
Mooerley filed Inventory and appraise.
meat.
5ohn Hulitt admr. of Elizabeth Hp-
lit filed acoornt of Einal distribution.
DO, Morrow appointed adrnr. of
Joanna ID. Morrow.
- b. Worlev gdn. of Lavenia Men
'denhall dled frst and final account.
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Valuable Farm Lands for Sails.

Wishing to close up the business as
Executor of Asa Haynes 1 have for
sale the followingl property situated
In Dodson township:
Farm containing 1sO acres of good
rich soil under high state of culti.
walton, 20 acres timber. Good 10 room
house, with attic and good cellar.
House newly painted and new roof.
Large barn 50xl00 practically new.
Room for 100 head sheep, 25 cattle, 10
head horses, and so tons hay, large
oats or wheat bins, scales and double
cribs.
A splendid granery building, three
sheds for implements and two very
large corn cribs under one roof, which
is new; four wells and two good
cisterns. This land yields profltably
all grains and grasses. We have two
gas wells, one eleven hundred feet
deep and one $50 feet deep, cased in
with o inch pipe ready to supply
house with light and fuel. 1t is con.
servatively estimated that there is
sufficient gas TO supply 10 to 20
houses.
This farm within mile of Cincin.
natl Pike, school, aud Cincinnati g.
Columbus Traction Line, 25 minute
ride from Hillsboro.
For prices, terms. etc, call on or
address, CHAs. f. HAYNES.
Executor
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Special Low Hates.

To all po ints in Montana, Idaho
Washington, Oregon and British Co
lumbia, February 18TH to April 7th,
1905. Round Trip Homes e k e s.
Tickets on special days. Write at
once for information and maps to IRA
F.. SrHwEGEL, Travelling Agent, Wis
consin Central, R'y,. 4G7 Traction
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RUSSELL.
February IL, 1906

February i2, 1906.
John Fowler departed this life Feb.
ruary 6, 1905, after a short illness
Comrade Fowler was a kind friend
and neighbor, and the last known
living member Of Company /, oath o
vi. The funeral services took place
at his late residence and he was laid
TO rest in the Strange cemetery.
Rev. Briggs will fill his regular an.
potntment here 1ext Sunday at s:3o
p. m. Everybody is cordially invited.
Mrs. Josie Oldaker spent a day or
two last week in Hillsboro visiting
her sister, Mrs. ida Smith.
The next regular meeting OF the G.
A. Il. here will take place on satur-
day, February -, at o'clock D. M.
All members should be present.
The next meeting of the Epworth
League here will take place on Sun.
day, Feb %, at 2;30 p. m.
Joseph Siddeus and Philip Bellies
attended the funeral of Comrade
Fowler, at Allensburg. asst Thursday.
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Public Sale.

Elchard Morgan will hold a sale on
the Siddens-BUrnett farm, p miles
east OF Lyechburg on Anderson road
on Friday, February %, commencing
at ~ a. M The property consists in
part OF 2 horses, jersey cows, poland
chiaa brood sows, boar, road wagon.
truck wagon. mower, sulky plow. ,
breaking plows, desk harrow, hay rake
corn planter, wheat drill, sled. eros.
cut saw harness, small tools, etc.
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SINKING SPRINGS.
February 10, 1905

February IL, 1905.
MissLucile Meadow, of PEBBLES. was
the guest of her psrents here last
week.
Mrs. Oscar Eyier was the guest of
Mrs. Rarack at Locust Grove, Sunday.
Mics Lena Garmau entertained a
few of her friends last Thursday.
Bert Mccoy, of Portsmouth, was a
visitor here, Wednesday.
orville Stultx, of Middletewn, is Wis.
iting his aunt, Mrs. Phil Reads.
Carl Phillips was taken seriously III
last week. DR.. L. 4. House was called
and he is now able to be cat again.
Miss Mary Morris has returned 20
her home in Wilmington after a brief
visit with her brother here.
Dick Reynolds, of Peebies, was the
guest of Miss Mary Hite Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs, Hattie Evans, OF Portsmouth.
was the guest of Mrs. Lcttie Mckee.
han last week.
Stanley Morrris was badly bitten In
the face by dog Sunday afternoon
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please, sir, will you give dime to
Il poor orphan ?"
Here II ia, sonny Is your father
dead ?"
mo, sir, he's the orphan. Dis non
ey's fer him"
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"Old Smiths widow has refused a
pension 2"
NGreat ScottS Is she crazy 2"
"No, only she Won't admit that she
was old enough to be married at the
time of the war.
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Have you been betrayed by promises
of quacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except
damaged stomach. To those we offer
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 50
cents. KAUFMAN g. BAER.
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Kind Lady-If l give you something
to eat will you wash your face and
hands ?
Poor Hobo--Youse misunderstood
me, lady. / said was hungry didn't
say | wus strrvin' an desperate.
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Marketer-How much are straw
berriesg
Dealer-One dollar a box.
Marketer-Give me some good slur
'ptckles-they cost less and taste about
the same.
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Justice-Where do you ,tvep
list Hobo-Nowheres.
Justice-And where do you lipee
2ud Hobo-A block an half west
of him, on de odder side g. de street.
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you lose your temper too easily.
Can't you be master of yourselfP7'
"No-I'm married.
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BILLS ALLOWED.
List Of Persons Who Have Recently
Drawn Money From the
County Treasury.

Geo @ Grim. election room ........,.,s 10 10
ID M Evans, hat rack. 100
ID M Evans, burial of Ind soldier 40 90
ID DMEvans, burial Of Ind soldier. ..... 10 90
Mrs. ]. Taylor witness inq Of John
Taylor... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
M Mcmahon, Marshall st vs J. Cole. eB
20 DeHass. 20 s5
* johnson 90
I'D Kepler an
81 Ad Koch. ID
John Lacy AS
m Payton. 20 25
Ed Kepler Dos
w . Barker, sal for January. .... 30 90
b Morton, wood for Murry siste RS 12 30
M Haley, repair on boiler at JAIL. SEQ
M Foley, work and repair on sewers SO IS
stinson& Wolfe, black smithlng ...... ooI
Henry Mason, wit for sheep claim. rs
M + Carroli& Sons, tire aud buggy
repa1r...... ....................... p4b
Mrs Rebecca Arthur treas maiute-
nance childrep's home .......... 2p 90
Mrs A Arthur. expenses for visiting
jails and Inf ........... ............ s@l
Ambrose, service to Grand jury. a or
Hiiisboro l. q Co., light and COAL. 6io o5
Champion Bridge Co., bridges one on
wilkins pike ana one across Rocky
FORK ... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ SS7 90
II Morrow. Mayors fee st vs. Kate
Jonnso H.. ......................... $40
ID Morrow, Mayors fee st VS. Ed
hepler... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 ~
ii Morrow, Mayors fee st VS. Ed
kepler. r...... Observation-Disclosures, ge5
II p Morrow. Mayors fee st VS. John
Lacy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 32Ol
morrow, Mayors fee st VS. Cole. 27O
III Morrow Mayors fec st VS. Ad
hoch.......... Observation-Disclosures. 20 ~
III Morrow MAYORS fee st vs. Moses
Fayton''s' ................ $50
II Morrow Mayors fee st VS. Uric
DeHass.................."........ II IS
John Henley, Jan sal as Janitor ....... 10 90 |
Patrick McCabe. wood for jail. ........ ~ 90 |
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Buy youronion and turnfp seeds next
season of l. A. Mccoy, Hillsboro, O.
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For fine tailoring call on Phil
Themes, West Main street.
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cAAS. 0. IN. WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
crown and BrldGc.work'a Speclaiu.
o'0e o. high ST. Home Phones.
hiLLSBORO MARKETS.

corrected weekly by The Union Grocery a
HILLsBoRo, February is. 1905.
Retail Grocers.
BUYING PRICES,
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-04
CORPORATIONs NO9ll,E

\ \ Il
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day Of April, 1906, application was made
to the Board of Street and Water CHM
missloners by George X. Beach and
other for the
IMPROVEMENT OF BALDWIN
AVENUE,
between st. Paul's avenue and Newark
avenue
Said improvement to be made conform-
ably to the provisions Of Chapter 217 of
the Laws OF 1895, and in the following
manner, including all the intersections of
carrlageway
To have the street, for the full width
thereof. graded to the established grade,
by excavating or filling the same to the
established grade.
70 have the present curb reset in con-
crete and new 51x16 curb set in con-
crete where necessary.
TO have the carriageway paved with
asphalt pavement
To have the present bridge-stone cross
walks relaid and new bridge-stone laid
where necessary.
And all other work done that may be
necessary to provide for the flow of the
surface water, and to complete the inn
proven1ent in a good and substantial
manner.
Notice is also given that on the 24th
day of August, 1906, the Commissioners
of Assessment filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners their preliminary map
for said improvement showing the prob
able total cost Of the contemplated inn
provement and the probable amount to
be assessed on property specially bene-
fitted thereby, and the same is now open
to public inspection in the office of the
Clerk of said Board
And notice is also given that the fol-
lowing streets or avenues Or particular
sections thereof are included in said as,
sessment, namely -
BALDWIN AVFNUE,
from Newark avenue to st. Paufs ave-
NEWARK AVENUE.
on the east side of BALDWIN avenue. to
points o6.95 feet north and 5.I7 feet
south thereof.
COURT HOUSE PLACE.
from Baldwin avenue to points about
1887 feet north and 317.54 feet south
7 thereof
WASHBURN STRET.
from Baldwin avenue to points 1S3 feet,
| more or less. north and 343.4S feet south
thereof
HOBOKEN AvENE,
! ON the east side. from Baldwin avenue
to points 26.04 feet north and 104.7S feet
| FLEET STREET,
from Baldwin avenue to points about
| 204 feet north and 20O feet south thereof.
| ST. PAUL'S AVENUE,
on the west side, from Baldwin avenue
| to points 20 leet north and % feet south
| thereof.
And that in accordance with the pro-
| visions of the act above cited, the 10th
day of September, 1906, at 2 O'Clock r.
NJ. and the Assembly Chamber of the
City HALL are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear all parties in terested in
| said application. and all remonstranceS
against the said proposed Improvement
that may be presented in writing
By order of the Board of Street aud
| Water Commissioners.
GEO. Il. B0UTON.
| Clerk,
Dated, Jersey City, Aug. 81. 1906.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-04

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE REr.IE5 an
ene X II. H. Steel Laundry in consrruct,on
ah1 M maintenance of coal bin.
ms mayor ana Aldermen of JERSEY Clty hY
tne Board of Street and Water ommissi9,o,a,.ss -
tol ana on behalf of the municipality Of sal,
clly, 90 ordain as foliows:-
Section l. That the r. H H Steel I.a,n.,r,
pe ana is hereby permitted TO construct a co.t
pm pm beginning at a point on the northeast cor
her M 9t Laldiaw and Oakland avenues and on
the building line of same: thence confinnin1
along the northerly sidewalk OF Laidlaw ave-
hae ana IN westerly direction about forfy-
smo t4zl Ieeti thence curying at right angles
aiiu running IN southeriy direction ten 0m
rect thence curying at right angles ana rs1n
ning IN an easterly direction forfy-tvu,, la9S
tgst, thence curying at right angles and run
.lllis IN a northerly direction about ten (lOl
leet TO the point or place Of beginning. nro,
M siaeu taae during the construction and mainten-
ars sS.sn nerein en- authorized the said r. H. H Steel
Ldundfy snail assume full and complete respon-
siplhty for any and all damage tnat NAV he
caused by reason of said construction and
ma illainlenance. and that said construction and
maintenance shall be at all times suhiact ~
the approval of this Board
section z That the ordinance granting thts
pfisilsge snai be OF full force and effect for
period OF twenty (2D) years, and thereafter
until such time this Board, or It's legally
authorized successors, shall revoke or MODIFY
the same. t'
All work herein authorized to he done Anda.
| the supervision of the proper city autborities
section 8. That all cost and expense Incident
M; ,ne nisloauctlon passage and publication of
elils ordnance shall be paid by applicant for
same, and such amount therefor as is esti
mated by the Clerk Of this Board to be neces-
mand. S 0u oo-
Passed July 80. 1906
ANTHONY HAUcK,
Annro,aa 49,. "a 80. President.
NJ NJ FAeAN.
Attest;- mayor
GEO. 7. BoUToN.
Clerk.
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sTATE OF NEW JERSEY. j
r EOtiNI'Y On, HTFnSglhr

5TATD OF NEW JERSEY.
sGOJNIY OF HUDSON
~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
It known that l. Mayer Barishow am en-
saged IN the manufacture of minerai waters
anu other beverages in the City oil JERSEY civ
souhty and state Aforesaid and having to use
liz using bottles, boxes, siphons, lanks and
Kegs In which SAID mineral waters and other
beverages are put up Tor sale. and In accordance
Win the statute In such case made and pro-
yided, do hereby certify that my bottles re
inaae or glass and having Impressed thereon
see mans, the letters. and the words, TO Wit
City, n j. M. Barlshow..' IN B." IN
=. also IN. B.. in form OF monogram; New
YORK and Yonkers Bottling Co., Yonkers. n
~. also III. s." IN form Of mnnnsran,
weary all or the above names have in add1t-
ion the words. This bottle not 10 be sod.
also ffeglstered." Ny boxes are made Of
.a,, ana me words. 70 With Barishow. Jersey
city. N J, M. Carishow." I'M b. IN
4 1onkers Bot. Co., Yonkers. NJ r. M
IN Y. & Y. b. CO.; MY slpnons. termed
hon-Dotties. are made IN two parts the bod
.es s. ~nicn are Of glass having etcned thereon
"a. baflshow Jersey City, N. j." also NJ b
in form OF monogram. M Barishow. Jersey
Sity, = n, u. also TWO hands clasped In form
~, aiso TWO hands clasped in form of mono
gram. Many OF the above names have In addit-
.on the word Registered And upon the
NJ. Barishow ]. C., N ~ IN. Y. 4 Yong, Y1S9S
eis Bot. Co., Yonk's.' My tanks or Fountains
are are made q steel with metal letters or dies
ieiiows:- Barishow'' IN. Barishaw
m. B." M. b.. ]. CT Ny kegs are
made OF wood marked as follows :-tM Bari
show. Jersey City. N. -. m. B.. j. c.. M,
2; 2; And ! do new file this certincate in me
Gierk -..sal 8 Office OF the County OF Hudson, in
when County my said business is carried on
ana under and by the law of New Jersey en-
titles An act for the better protection OF
manufacturers and bottlers OF and dealers IN
hiheisli ti waters beer, ale, porter, and other
beverages, approved March lIh 1881. and ths
several supplements thereto
Witness my hand this sth day of August.
nineteen hundred and six (lgO6). '
MAYER BARISHOW.
JOHN J. H DUFFY.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

STATE OF NEW JERSEY
COUNTY OF HUDSON.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:-
Be II known that L Sam Brunstein am en-
saged IN the manufacture of mtnearl waters
anu other beverages In the CITY OF Jersey city,
County and State aforesaid and hating "a ,sss
ana using bottles, boxes sIphons and kegs in
Mnieh SAD mineral waters and other beverages
are put up for sale, and in accordance with
tne statute in such case made and provided /
W ~ hereoy cerftfy that my bottles are made Of
saass sl ana having impressed thereon the name,
sH ,se tstters, and the words, to wlt:-s'United
Mlaerai Wafer CO., Jersey City, J.," also
horseshoe in form OF monogram 'sNichoIas
Bottng .es Gos eamden saDae5 S9y n a1 Camden as
q q is Blake avenue, Brooklyn, N Y.s' Nearly
aa al 5ne aDove names have In addition the
Registered. /" Ny boxes are made OF wood and
having thereon the name, the letters and the
q SoraS S.,, 20 Wit wiit:-Saln Brunsten s17 Fourth
90, Jersey City. N. j." UNITED Mineral
MATER So Sl7 Fourth ST.. Jersey City N -"
~. Camden Bottling Co.. 254 KaiRhns Ax /"
~ 1homas Q Finan,, Goshen. N ~ United Nj
w W. e ~. NJ w. Co. My siphons, termed
spnon- sa bottles. are made In two parts, the bod
ies ,sss which are made of glass having etched
thereon, Sam Brunstein. 3l7 Fourth ST., Jer-
ss sry elty ~ also s In form OF mono
n y. ~ Many OF the above names have in ad.
altion the word Registered" And upon the
..s. Brunstein, J. c., N ~" "unIted M W
having thereon IS. B., ]. c. rs B." rs
srunstein q : And do now file this certificate
m m the Clerks office of the County Of Hudson.
IN which County my said business Ia carried
on. and under and by the law Of New Jersey
entitled An act for the better protection Of
manufacturers and bottlers Of and dealers n
mineral waters. beer. ale. porter and other
beverages. approved March 18th, 1881 and ths
several supplements thereto -
Witness my hand this 9th dav of A,,e,,st
nineteen hundred and six dgos) -ss 80
Witnessefh - ~ : - >s-Nss
JOHN J. H. DUUEY.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-04

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTO@a-
Sealed proposals wtA DO received by The
Board OF Straat and Water Commissioners
on Monday, August 9th, 1906. at 2 o'clock P.
for the '->''Ns>'s >9s'-'''7' = ~ ~ lle'''
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN BosT-
WICK AVENUE,
from point 100 feet east of Bergen avenue to
Jackson avenue; In Jackson avenue, 2 24r brick
circular sewer to connect with the sewer at
Jackson avenue and Grant avenue; also & 15,'
yitrifed pipe sewer in Bostwick avenue from
son avenue; 15~ vitrified pipe sewer in Jack
son r., avenue from point So feet south of Bost
Said sewer to be built conforinably to the
provisions of Chapter 217 of the Laws of 1895,
and In accordance with specifications on file
t1es must bs obtainsd At She onice of he
''s' as1ss aSSAGsy 5y o. asa duSaraz 1Ssssfz rSz n :
lOsS Standard
About 100 lineal feet Of 1S-inch vitrified
pipe sewer, per lineal foot .......,.......s 225
About ss5 lineal feet Of 15-inch vitrified
pipe sewer, per lineal foot .s............ 1870
About 40 lineal feet OF 24-inch brick cir
cular sewer, per lineal foot ............ $50
per cubic yard ........s.................., $50.
About Z cubic yards of brick masonry, :
About 5000 feet B. M sfeathing per NJ. '.Ss
About receiving basins. per basin - Zoo 90
Time allowed for the completion Of the work
50 working days.
The making Of the above Improvement and
award Of the contract therefor win be subject
to the renonstrance of the owners OF the prop-
erty liable for more than one-half the assess
ment n1'sa therefor on the basis of preliminary
PTopoaaan must be sncsosea ia seated ersyet-
opes ENDORSED Proposals for Construction OF
Sewer in l3ostwick Avenue. &c., directed 10
MI Jam 8 Vi Nolan, Chairman Of the Com
mittes e., es on Streets and Sewers and handed to
the Clerk OF the Board in open meeting when
called for In the order of business relating to
seTaSu s1uss tsslss p.olsuss.ls. lss..,. :.