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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25
PROPOSED PARCELS POST RATE

A plea for parcel post in the in
terest of the local merchants and
patrons of rural routes is being made
by the postoffice department and many
leading newspapers. The Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General said in a
recent report.
With the establishment of a rural
telephone service by private interests
there has grown up demand by the
patrons of::the rural service for the de-
livery of small packages of merchan-
disc, such as foodstuffs, tobacco, dry
goods, drugs, etc., on an order to the
local merchants by postal card, tele-
phone or otherwise. The value of the
packages is usually small and the
present rate of postage-1c per ounce
is practically prohibitive.
Rural carriers are not permitted to
carry anything but mailable matter,
and nothing heavier except that which
may be given them by merchants or
others outside of the postoffice, and in
case merchant wants to send such
parcel to patron on the route, he is
not PERMITTED to pay the carrier any,
thing for the service, the person re-
ceiving the package having to pay the
carrier if the carrier receives any pay.
And no mailable matter of less than
four pounds can be carried by the car
rier without postage being paid there
on, so that the rural mail service pro-
vides practically no accommodations
along merchandise lines, either to the
merchants or patrons, because l cent
an ounce on pound or two of mer-
chandise is often more than the value
of the goods. With a low rate of
postage on merchandise to the local
trade, mot to catalogue houses, whose
goods must come long distance by
train) local business and patrons would
be greatly accommodated and postal
revenues increased.
The Worlds Work says on this
point:
Since the government has under
taken to supply nearly 100000 peo-
pie on the rural routes with mail mat
ter, and has established vast ma
chine employing 10000 carriers, each
with a horse and wagon, to do the
work, it is a pity that the service
cannot be performed adequately. If
fair rates were made for rural house
to house and store to house, delivery
the postoffice department might show
a profit rate rather than a deficit.
The Postal Progress league suggests a
scale of rates ranging from one cent
for one-half pound package to ten
cents for thirty pound package. At
such rates the business of the carrier
would inevitably increase tremend-
ously. The postoffice deficit might be
wholly wiped out by this one money
making improvement in service. No
private business house would miss such
an opportunity. No more should the
United States postoffice.
The above is strictly in line with
the Conner bill and we hope it will be
passed at the present session.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25
ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Beard of
Trustees Of stockholm township Crawford
County Iowa have decided 10 divide their
road district in two equal parts namely east
aud west halves after the first Monday in
April 1906
The B and herewith advertises for bids for
Two Superintendnts tn work the roads
one for each district. Bids must show price
for man and man and team per day same
must be mai ed or handed to the Clerk at or
before 10 O'Clock Wednesday February 7th
1908 Superintendents must furnish the board
satisfactory bond.
The Board hereby reserves the right to re-
1ect any and all bids
f. n. SANDsrRoM,
Township Clerk.
Dated at K'ron, Iowa this 18th day o: Jan
unry lVUb
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

A1Enss 1905 claim No. fg4A
= yv:oV 70 Jersey City Supply cnnus,.
A1gsss yrsn l9Qd elaim No. iszss, sSle'
sot 1pg q e 80 ssfse[ Giy Supply Company
1s p1sspsstnsnt Auxnst, 1868. i claim AfSss Na'
cassfs wstss Aee0aas. 4. an
Ize forsxeing we're Zach ssp. ..t.,.
xsoopssa by the following vote 81 nsH
Tor the area and n4y:-- ~ eau
Ayts-rC Comm ias;6n>rr Ra.~~
Ngm@a, heesey and Prssident HancL
TAs Commiftss g Pra,,. p..u,,
iyes iLocxs and Parks. presentsd tie feIlow. sII, -
Resolved. TAat perm,..,or !. IL :,
hereby granted . nGn Il. Tsn;. p aua Is
Nane Scrstiss II hold reiisins,s x.a.. raoly
efra ton in Hamilton PARK. on SnrJsr S5ss'
vefopsr II 1905, subject TO sucb ras , ,
soh1p!e reguzftDns A. tho pniirS ss..
!. .enofities my desire 70 sstablish. '''S @u-
Resolved. That the CLlef N.s,u..
be ana is hereby directed 10 nraxs =. siAssa
submit ut the next meeting ef tbis paaaa an9
sptetncttions fcz toilet rooms - nwni,s
parks of shis city. = pa1a'e
Resolved. That yaoo bs e..a J. -.
Beach snA Bray for rsnts 1 n n.ts; 81 mss;
SeufE Aeptemssg, 0c.1ber ana 49,. 49,
bers 1e06s claim No. H7O. AsOsss'4
Charge District Court Raatsia
!. Aesoivsd. rAat so Be ps:d = 1.u..
K. Meii, lac. FOR wksts sand. Nsrv Her.
so1 rasx. August lo9s. elain No SIS.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

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E1Ts infHnks Nary
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4edpng Keke A.
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You are hereby no
sz@as ~ tbs Gig G
TIE flh day Of Oct
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the WTa sf ala
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loss Qf an ack Of IL
Ays paszA9 March /
Ft4st ACT otrncSfihiaa
hotiep of Agxearas
ipsnks and water i
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ard AlsaesaAea ef u
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4lsfed 7seeQy CITY.
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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Guiding screenings. per tens ~. e. 80
Anout 500 teua o4 stone WharA &fi u! !
pass. through iM-iack ring.
they being ,i the lowest si,.s bidder. .ad i *
corporation Attorney be and h Aerehy
directed to prepare and have executed
the necessary contract for the same.
Resolved, That the contract fer the
furnishing and delivering Of ak Or more
horses, in accordance with speciAcatisue
On hle In the Office Of the Clerk Of shis
beard, be and - aereby awarded TO Cy.
rus Rheims, a8 the price NAMED IN HE
bid. nameiy. $266 each. he bang ths low.
est bidder, and the Corporation Attorney
ne and Is hsssby directed to prepare aud
aSvs executed the necessary contract for
Resolved, That dating from Octshss
nfsr proxlmo the salaTy Of carpeatssx
IN the en,pioy c$ tAk Beard be and ID
hereby fixed at 81 per day when en-
Resolved, That slAO9s be psid to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co.. anal &C.
count OF contract No 15z2. for improve
Menf OF bergen avenue. from Cemmuni-
paw avenue to r. irmount sy&Aue.
Chargs Special Street Account thm
Resolved. That sS52.75 be paid to Fs-
Nc. 1879, for furnishing and delivering
| spec iai cas-inSs.
Charge Special Street Account. July
sxlz.oo, August $14025, Supplies
Resolved, That $14s.0e be paid to FA-
| gan Iron Works on account Of coAtraek
No. iSoe for furnishing and delivering
Chsrse Special Street Account, Aug
usf9 Supplies.
Resolved, That S25o be paid 10 Mar
I'm r. Quinn far services as Street Clean
ng Commissioner. SeptembeT,, 1873.
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning.
Resolved. That So se paid 10 Thss.
Aerington Sons Co., for paving brick,
sir Ss5eet Deparment, June, 1908, claim Ne.
Charge Special Street Account June.
Supplies.
Resolved, That Sle5 so be paid t. las
Z. Han, Inc, for 18@ vitrifed pipe. Pre-
vost street, August, 1905, claim No. SlA.
Chargs Special Street Account this
| stezn. g.
The foregoing weTs each separately
acepsed by the following vote on a call
Ior the ayes and nays.-
Ayes:-Commissiouers Berry. Kaex.
Nelan. Rooney and President Hasck.
Nayss--Nspe.
sssIhe same Committee presented the
{ Resolved, That 500 Be paid to james
r.. AcAee Tor services as sewer inspec-
Tor November. 1906. claim No. 469,
,ooa oaaa:RTss Cleaning Sewers and Basins,
1t was adopted by the Following yots
On call for the ayes and nays:-
sna es LGcnmlssioaszs Nolan, Roouey
- Rayss-Commissioae1s Berry ana
Knox. u
The same COMMITTEES sFeseatsd Tie
Whereas. Request has been heretofore
made to the Board Of Finance fnr a IN n
euniefent 30 repair Monticello ayenn@
between Csmmunipar avenue and Fair,
4e1nt avenue; alao Taifmount syeaua.
fIczn Bergen avenue to east side Of Mon.
neeffo avenue, which snGh SUN does not
Mclude the paxaileling Of the present
sewer Ia said street: and
Whereas, Hhe present sewsr ID ,ssas.
Suate for the purposes ter which il vas
constructed, and BY reason thereof hss
esssed annoyance and nuisance 20 tha
b. Resolved. That hy reason sf cosnnl.r,
week ending Septemhse n. 1909 und,
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30


North b 4eSsk street from sss Haason
West ay ' Hendssssn ss ssssss from Tsash ssrset
Y south t 81 sSss seventh street from Henderson
street to the Hudsou aivsr.
THIRD DISTRICT 1875 payonia avenue
NORTH by Tenth street from HendssScn street
East 81 HendeSsoa street 1rssa rayeasa ave-
pue 10 Tanth stree&
ssts = sirsss: ss:sss ASs'as 1s9R ssi''s s'sss' y
e Erls sssss, y pssessa @ assaas, ss e asaSss-
gouRTa n1szRlcE ssa Hsaasssaa ssFssss.
Ns 5 sssss sssss p,aaue ana s.
street: Ss
20 Teath stssss ' -
shs ,I!S Asssss j s,J kisss 80 I. 80 80 :
East by the. HudaaH River srose ssxsseath
ssgeat producsd 20 Hclsoken City L4ns;
Rsssss ss1 ss.sss y s ss.sy sy'@ ssss
!. Wsss &c sy gsEssy ayen'ae fsom Hobpksn axsass
.,ssss sOsss y ,sIxssssss sssss saa s.xsssa.s
me Hudsoa Nivsr. z
East by Grove street frozn Ifry{eensh s&xsez
"a sastsenth strsst;
y ,, Sssssy sy.ass; - l''a' 800 -.
g Tntrtssnsh ssress; - g
ngs e Gssy& sssssss;
Dast 5y Jersey avsaas aTsa r. Teash s ssssss g
He%eEsn aysays:
Jersey avenue e Ihsste%ssh stRsss. = New
50 South by Tenth street sssm New isrssy Juaa-
ElaHFH DIs.fsifcr. 10 Twsaeth sssesas-
ThistaensA street; -
NorM hy 1hirteerth street from Crow streeS
:. Wsss 3 Js.asy avenue from Tsar.ssa.n asrese
South hy Tenta street frea Jersey avenue sa
NINTH nIsTRfCr sas Tenth stsssts--
Tenth strset; -''1'''' - - :
~.l Nasth By Tenth street from Jersey Avenue u
IVES, West ay cesss sssset from TeasA street 10
R.eatn etFseA
TnNTH IIsTRIcT. 70 Hsanswies street,
Tsaah street; - - =
Ms Mar1a 10y sy Tenth asrsst trora Coles street %
~ West by New 5ssssg Junssiea Railrosa from
IS: South by Paxoasa svsnus from New Jersey
ynnes,ea kaiifoad 70 MonIhoufA street to
ht&hfh street. 20 Soles street
FIRST pTsrRTCT. s1sN Grove Streets
nast hy Grove stfest sF0ra Railroad avenue %
North ~ ThiFd street. frcnH Grove street 70
Ar4e street;
Newark avenue. and BY barrow street fpean
NewAIk ayenue TO Railroad ovanue;
south By Raflread avenue fFqsa Barrcw ssress
SECOND DISTINCT, 4se Grove street.--
Easf hy Hudson River frou Third street pro-
a1GeQ 70 seventh sfreet preduoedi
N0ftA Dy Sepe5Hh street. frcdx Au42on RiyeT
TO- Grove strest'
West by Grove stsse< ffszn Seventh street to
Third street.
sonth ey Third street FROM Grove street To
Hmagea ,s.ase F,ver, ,..
THIRD DISTRICT. 40 Grove street,
Esst BY Grove street fFem Third street 70
North By Seventh street frou Grove street
to Erie street:
.,, west ey Eric street fretn Seventh Htresf to
sauth BY Third street from Erie street 70
TouErM Hlss', prsrsrrr. 1854 sswask aveaus.-
Esst ey Raryow stsses fruin Rattroad aysape
20 Newark avenue and by Erie street from
Nsyagk avenue g. goagth. street;
jersey avsnueI
West by Jersey svene Sreas Fourth street TO
nue te bsrrssv strssst sS''ss ''ss'' - ~
FIFTH EnRTRJCT. ~ sixth street,
Eiwath street; ~ .'sSss "
North BY Eighth street from Erie street 20
Jsrssy avengs
to Faursh ssrsss:
to Sris Street e ou''a s''ss' NON ssFsss As'aas
SIXTH DISTRICT. ns Second ssreef.--
to 70 ssurth q sss street. 4seaas s'o' Aap'4a Assa4A
to Goiss sci:s Il Street; : = = s's''1 asss "s
West By Coles street from Feurth street -
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That By reason Of complain
and investigation thereon, made for the
week ending September "a, 1906 undsr
and by direction of the Water Assessor.
the following findings be znd are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer il hereby
directed to cancel of record for meters
as herein indicated:--
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

+ Resolved. That in addition to snch az
grexats SUN heretofore reported By the
Water Assessor as due for metered
water. the following Sums be added
thereto as Of the weak ending Ssptsmbee
"a, 1906
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

named officers are to be
elected by ballet, viz:
One III Memhee Of the Housl Of Rep
Fessntatives frem the Ninth District,
Que III Memher of the Hous.a Of Rep
reaenta lives from the Tenth District,
County Of Hudson.
Twelve f12l Members Of tho General
Assembly from the Geuuty of Hudson,
0Ae tll Surrogate fer the County o.
Twa "a Coroner. for the County es
One ql County Supervisor for the
County OF Hudson.
Twelve tl2l Chosen Freeholdesa-
One ~ from each ward of Jersey City.
Two (A Street aud Water CeRRission.
ers for the City Of Jeraey City
each ward Ct Jersey City.
Twelve Constaksa-ons III fren each
ward Of jersey City
And Iasticea of the Feaee ss follows;
Fist Ward--Ohe "a for uHexpired
term Of jobs Duty, deceased, and ens
% fos naexpired term Of John coyls, re-
sHs; sTfsose s ases ~ lor - s;sai s;s.al
terIn of JaHses 4. MerTfty, dseeaRad.
Fourth WaydTwe e. for full term.
Fifth Ward-Feur GO for full term.
Sixth Ward-Two f2) for full term.
seventh Ward-Qns a. for full term;
one ~ for unexpirsd term of Miles Nc
Carron. deceased.
Eight Ward-Two tal for full term.
Tanth Ward--Three Is for full term.
Eleventh Ward--0ne (l for full term.
Twelfth Ward-Tnree (S) for full term
The following propositions are to be
voted upon:
"a further supplement to an act en-
titled An Act to remove the ire and po-
lice departments in the cities ef this State
from political control - Chapter ~,
Laws Of 1906, Page e8.
"A further supplement to an act en-
titled An Act 10 remove the fire ana po-
lice departments in the cities Of this
State from poiitical control |" Chapter
2z2, Laws Of 1905, Fage .51s.
"An Act to provide for the pureEaAc,
construction, improvement aud maints-
nance of public parks By cities in this
State" Chapter 25S, laws Of 1906.
Page sos.
And netiee is hereby further given that
the following named place. for Election
ard Boundaries of Election districts at
which the Boares of Election shall meet
and said Election shall be IL ID, have
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

ewEsys xed sseup&pts Of the prpnssty
Rs5oassd. Tilas ansieIpasins the rspsis-
nx g sfassssla AZ a.s ss sdditisasl saa igs. ss
with ID kssI1 d relsa4 sewSr hatwsaa ths
palnss Indicated and 70 replace the pres,
eat water maiR this add dfttonat arpount
being setiznats4 ~ the Ghief EpEinsfx 81
necessary tQE the pare0S&a indicated.
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lt w4s adopted hy the fNllewinS vsts
On q eat Ter the ares and nayss--
= Ayss:--< NmaaasiRaere Becky, AelAn,
NAys:-~Comnissisner Knsx.
-~--~~-
presented tha fotsswaars--
Resolved, TnAS the United Electric TO.
n. j., ew III auec1sspre. IS and q hereby
authexi.sd % paa<e adalsionas are lights
sane TO hA uaaaS At the xste * $a7.6
each per anAana ffoe date ct placing .!
s. ana is hsysSy direcfsd 70 certify !
copy Of this resolution to The said com
Psnys the Lamp InApeeter having cersi-
eusr@nt Hseai year via not be exceeded
sAsgohy.
Two are lights IN Iaag streaf.
On are light at or near 246 Ocean
aysgiue
The eseesisn Of aay and ell palse rem
aersd nseessary hy ths placing ea tks
hsAta afare enumerated ana deairxatsa
nsaintAia sAid peaes afsss the tine hpaii
~ co1!tract has expired, and the eelas
hany Ia aeeapsiax ef the nsoyiakons oi
this rssolutieR eviaeaosd hy the PLACING
VI the Ighta AsfeiR anaAssixed therein
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Fsassn
veek ending septeh H. 1905 d e Water Assessor
hndns
directed shown a. ,ers.s = ~
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

$50 SO
Resolved. That $s5os8 BE- paid to
Taean Iron Works, on account Of con-
tract No. 1859, for furnishing ard de.
liyeriug special castings.
Charge Water Account. A. and ~
\ Resolved, THat the sums hereinaftsr
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered -
General Superintendent etc, for month
ending September 30. D06, amounting in
the aggregate 20 1856.
Resolved. That the sums hereinaftss
mentioned be paid to the persors named
respectively for services rendered ~
Water Registrar, ETC., for month ending
Ssnfaruber 80. 1903. amounting in the AZ.
gregate 20 $3,474.07.
Resolved, That q warrant be ordered
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
Of that ofDcer. to be deposited to the
ersslt on Tstes. q es'sasI; sss, 1905 a INTEREST,"
1856 .Oo0,O0 ~ bonds. due
s,4.1PP5'ooooo 4P5. o. TX bonds, due ''''s
s25apooo.o0 TX bonds. due
April J. 1834 s.s.4..s..s. 5000 90
---------
$4s. 40 90
Resolved. TAaf $3.50 bs paid 70 John
g isler. for furnishing &c.. ice. Meter
Department. Au9usk 1905. claim No.
&41.fB to Jersey CITY suvpiy Ccn-
p.uy fos ssDplisss ntaw Dspsrfmens.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Tao foregoing were each separately
adopted b. the following vote en cal
for the ayes and nayas~-
i yae:~-t>aMmissienexs Berry, ERcx
Nolan. Rooney and presidsat Hasck.
NaYss--Neae,
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That $1eo be paid to JOHN
Heyd Tor ssxviGeS as Lamp inspector.
Heptenber. 1905. claim No. &71.
g Charge 6tsost lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Ii wes adopted hy the fNiiewins vsts
ON = eat aeg the ayes and nay&s--
AysA:--< <NmniasiRnera BAwy. Ael&n.
RecnsF anA FsNssdMss Hauck,
Observation-Disclosures Knex.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That the sums heYa;na etsr
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respeetiveiy for services as Iaborers on
Sewers and Bssins,s4 month ending
November 50n IS0S sa7nouhtinx In the ar
gTegats to Sf,244.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

City CLERKS O
tcbsr % 1905.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That $14&.00 be paid to F'A-
gan Iron Works on account Of contraes
NC. 1853, for furnishing and delivering
special castings.
Charge Special Street Account, Aug
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That s1A0as be paid to tbs
Barber Asphalt Paving Co.., Anal ac-
count OF contract No 1912. for improve
nienf OF bergen avenue, from Cemmnni.
pay avenue to irmount sy&Aue-
CharGe Special Street Account THU
improvement.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

The Commit&ee On New Water WorAs
peessntsd the fcllewas;---
Received, That 1854, Is be paid 10 Gar
wood Ferris fee sefTiees es Supervising
Eaginesr. New Water Works, Septem.
ber. 1908. elahn No. 24T.
Charge Water Account New Wates
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

,,x.,e. EIGHTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT. SS& CcfnsnuHfpayv 1ven,se
East by Sunnait avenue frotn cspn,rs,,.a ~ 7
avenue to Beinont ayelaue;
North by Belmont avenue from Summit awe
West hy Moneieeilo avenue fxoaa Bslssonj
avenue 70 comnuniraw avenue;
South py cornmunipaw avenue from 1konei
SECOND DISTRICT, SIS Bercan nysnra -
East oy Monticcib avenus from Cornrusnt
paw avenue 20 BeIrnont avenue: VIA
North by Belmont svenue from as,,e,,.,s.
avenue 60 Hudson County Pubic bead:
Wess oy Hudson County Pubic Road fyus.
South ~ Consnunipaw avesSue froyn ss,,,,,s,-
County Public Road TO Montiesilo avenue
t,asf bv nn5SHiSr; nSsas sa5 Conmaripaw avenue
Y. ~ sra 6ramnan avenue to Grand street to Al
i'1sarn ayas awsHse, rs r g o,osnnunipsw svenue
ton avenue 70 jackson avenue; 1Al'1us
West BY Jackson avenue frozn <s,vn,,.,v,,.,.
avenue TO Atlantic sfreet: >e'alaiAss'As ssas
South by Atlantic street from saes.o~ .,,s,.,..
EoUnTH DTsTRBcr. az bergen ..,.,as. 4.
70 Connmunipaw avenue; 's'-s'ic ssres
Norfn py Coqisnunipaw evenue frs,ru 4sra.,.
aySnss wsss s. s. Hapason asa.5n Haonlsysra: '-''
paw svsnue 70 Ciendenny avenua: S''1''1's'1''
south ~ Clendenny Avsnun frns, sr,.A...
S9usysra 1ss g gsrEsa aysnss to Aslsse us ssrsss
FIFTH DISTRICT, 40 west siae;--
last W Bergen avenue from Royd Avss.,. :.
Road, to Oxford avenue. <1S Fapai'
a. SSrsn p,I,,,a sy Oxford avenue from hudson Coun
avenue. to Aackensack River. = Sseaaeun!
West ~ Hackenssek Riyssr Riysr' frnsn ,,,..s.-..
Aventie to Boyd avesiuo. 4a SaehsAHA;
South by Boyd evarna y+nv, xv
River to BERGEN avenue s aankenManl
SlxTfE DieTRlcr. sss ossan Avsaue,-
East py Arlington avenua rrosn Ssfsr.,s..,
avenu6 to Grand street. %'sA SAesemonl
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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That one special improve
dollars be drawn In favor of Bernard
Cannon for work done aRd materials fur
nished on account Of contract No. 1898,
confoxmabiy to Chapter 21T'ef the Laws
q 1885. fer building a sewer in Hudson
Boulevard, from Sanford Place sewer at
Gabriskie street to Manhattan avenues
also sewer in Sherman Place.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-30

Resolved, That the specif&Stidue prx-
eented by the Chief Engineer on this date
for the improvement 9 a Poplar street.
from hudson Boulevard 10 Nelson ave-
nue, be and are hereby adopted and er-
dered fled and the Clerk of this Beard
directed to advertise ,for proposals In con-
formity Herewith.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-06-28
CRAWFORD
Crawford, June "a.


Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor gave
a magnificent dinner at their home
in Scott valley on the 10th inst,
celebrating Frank Taylor's birth
day. Of the guests present your
reporter learned the following: Mrs.
Besecker, Misses Blanche and Eth
ell Besecker, Mae Taylor, Marie
Bush, Messrs. Charley Atwater,
Ray Besecker, and others.
Geo. B. Rogers of Boise, who is
interested in irrigation propositions,
was here again this week looking
over the falls and country round
about Crawford. Some of these
days we will see that power in an
other form.
Miss Marie Bush, one Of Bosses
charming young women, and Char
ley Atwater of Boise are the guests
of Misses Blanche and Mae Beseck-
er of Scott valley.
Young VIM. Morris, a nephew of
Mrs. Weant, is visiting [. G. Weant
and wife. 1t is his first visit to
Long valley and he seems pleased
with it.
Miss Gertrude Kerby has &C
cepted the Crawford school to open
some time in August or the first of
September.
DR.. futile was called over twice
last week to attend the very sick
baby of Jas. Morehouse and wife.
Rev. and Mrs. Auxier and John
Auxier and wife of Vanwyck spent
Saturday here buying goods.
Bob Mcdonald went out this
week to Boise for freight for The
Patterson Co.
Chris Foley of Alpha has a con-
siderable painting contract here.
The Firms at Flo had a celebra-
ton Saturday, the occasion being
st. Johns dav.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-06-28

THE "NEW CHAMPION"
Lock Lever Self Dump Hay
Rake are second to none.
We are having these mowers
and rakes hauled in now.
Also machine oil and parts.