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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

should pay the other half. and the residents OF
Flatbush, whose property abutted on the
Brighton line, should grant an easement" or
allowance. OF two feet along the boundary lines
OF the ffty-foot private right Of way belonging
70 the street railway company. This allowance
was necessary to enable the company TO provide
the superior service demanded by Flatbush
citizens.
1t was agreed that all shrubs and trees DIS
lodged by the construction Of a two-foot re-
tanning wall should be transpianted TO any part
of the owners lot at the companys expense
and that on the completion of the concrete COP
ing with its iron railing the displaced sod would
be restored by the company. This meant uls.
the back yards bounded by the new FlalOus.
subway would be left in as good CONDITION d
before the Improvement.
This work is now being rapidly completed
between Church avenue and Avenue T. II va
necessary to construct two retaining waiIs q
reinforced concrete 10 a depth or twenty Isve,
two feet wide at the top and seven 1eeL "uS
at the bottom. This made necessary the use o
a trenching machine which digs q ten-rool Wlu0
trench to q maximum depth CT twenty-tS
feet. This trench is lined with heavy PLANS
which serve TO cCnf1ne the concrete materla 70
which have been mixed IN a nearby nachiiS -
proper proportions OF crushed stone, sdIus -
ment and water. At the close or a Gay ~, 10
poslt an irregular slab Of stone Is droppeu 80
the mass to act key, locking the heAl - =. ,
accretion to ii. II this device were not GSs" IN
top surface of yesterdays deposit wou-o 10,
TO bind to-day's deposit. as it hardehs "''-'''
a few hours. .,o,,
The concrete wall rises day by day ~ $685.
divided and yet united by binding AeysO 49,
placed both vertically and hor1zontaLy ~ -. .-ro
rows from a base OF eight feet 20 a Top u sor,,
feet which projects above the surIacs @CS -Ti
two feet. Along the centre or TINS Cok Sn, Poe,
run an iron railing between three anu ~
high, thus giving slx-foot protecting oslt m
TO shut off venturesOme children LIoIn ths
tracks This Will be- an Improvements ever e., ~.
old order OF things. when most OF ING - 80,
bush yards did not boast even a renee 70 $50 80
against the ever present danger or paSs4ns ali
trio trains As temporary protectloil' C-4s e,rs
way company Is constructing wooUeLI 49,
fence along the edge OF the emoanKhsSn... IN,
When the retaining walls are eonlpl s,.sgs h
contractor will restore removed oul,uil9 ,,,ts
their former Sites some extending 20 - s-ss
edge OF the concrete wall. and VIII rep.aos
sod. hedges and trees as they previously 49, - M
so that Flatbush householder looklhs ~, I,,k
windows viii discover trim. Ehs1i -, an,
ing backyard bounded by substantial - ,ns,
stone wall Beyond this runs the suoWS[ y. "a
to the air except at street crossings anu -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

nue., to Glen Cove Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs
j. Rogers Maxwell. of Eighth avenue, to Glen
Cove, Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L.
Htne of Manhattan TO Mayhact, Glen Cove,
of Carroll street. to Edsden. Glen Cove, Long
Island; Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mills Gibb of Car
field Place. to Bay Shore. Long Island; Mrs. j.
Elliott Langstaff Of Seventh avenue, TO Breljo-
mere, Stony Brook. Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Abbott Of JoraleInon street, TO The
Pines. Greenport Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen V. White OF Columbia Heights, 10
Closter, n. j.; DR.. and Mrs. William Jarvtn, Of
Clinton street, to Craigmoor, Bass Rocks.
Gloucester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mallory,
of Montague Terrace, TO Clifton. Port Chester.
n. Y; Mrs. Samuel H. Seaman, of Columbia
Heights, to Harrison. N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. P1zer, of Washington avenue, to
Linden Gate, Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
ALLIGATOR IN a COW PASTURE.

The largest alligator ever seen in Bainbridge
was brought In from Roseland dairy farm yes
teroay by Otis Tooe. His 'gatorship" rueas-
ureo Ten feet four inches and tipped tho beam
at 550 pounds. Mr.. Toole was walking through
his pasture. when his attention was attracted
by the believing OF bunch Of COWS He went
10 investigate the trouble and found thu alligator
swapping at the cows and trying 10 get within
striking distance OF them. Mr.. Toole tried 10
capture the gator alive. but il showed so much
Fight that he finally had TO shoot it-Afianta
NeWA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
MAKING BACK YARDS BEAUTIFUL.
Retaining Walls and Iron Ratings Border
Brighton Beach Line.

When the people OF F1atbush asked the street
railway authorities OF Brooklyn to give them
immunity from the perpetual menace OF grade
crossings over the Brighton Beach line the Of
icials showed prompt willingness to meet
them half way. II was agreed that the COM
pany should detray ons-half tho cost OF ths
Improvement that the city es Nav xexk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
MEMORIAL TABLET TO DR.. FOWLER

A bronze memorial tablet Of Dr. Fowler the late
president OF the Kings County Medical Society VII,
De unveiled AT the socetys building, No 1913 Bed
ford avenue, Brooklyn. to-day The table, re-
executed by the Tiffany Studios was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
Brooklyn Advertisements.

Neglge 5sc Each
That Ma a Practical Clearance.
Paor FunitreUseu GIFTS to the June brides
IheSe
Bargains
The Graduation Anniversary
Glasses 4Sc Store orders only and
C. o. D.
Great of and Travelling Bags
1000 sof27 Weaving
soc $3.50 Mounted Combs, s3.45
nteed
Write.
Embroidered Waists S19S
Under Regular Prices
Offerings
FuTnsher.
d. $19S
Gas-Comprehensive DspaCut Prices
KimonoS-Al
Prices
Money Saving Coverings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
See the Food Stocked
Mackinaw Refrigerator

Here Monday You actually the cold dry air pre-
serving food and you actually the air circulate
Ten cents worth of for days does the work You
how the Macknaw is made what it is made Of and
what it accomplishes.
Here are some of the sizes and prices:
I2s high wide is ill., deep regular at S11OO
I33 wide 1872 in deep regular S1525,
No IoA A in high SO wide deep regular $4,000
No 4os high wde deep. regular $500
SOL So in. wide 24 in deep regular at $500,
special .$33.75
walls filled with mineral wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
Brooklyn Advertisements.
A Budget OF Bio Vaues---The Gst of Mondays Sale

Yards o Fabrics.
regularly
PlowcasesAn Little Prices
Boys'S Norfo Suits,
Da Babvwear-A Small
Soc the Dolarncludns
Great o
2Oc 13c. a Yard
Beds Comforables
z4-Inc hEnglish Mohair, 3ec a Yard
Linen Excellent
Books for Gradua
VeryIA
25C
Nav of
Record Breaking
Popular 15c. Each
Mems and Underwear, 2sc ana 4sc Each
Mems 1900
Pretty Summer Souvenirs.
JuneR ecord for Machines-Ready
Mems
for Anniversary
Assortment
the Art Embroidery store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

Miss Ruth Gibson. daughter OF Rear Admiral
William c. Gibson (retired), of No. 1912 Pacific
street, and Lieutenant William Theodore Tar
rant, L. S. N. will be married in ST. Bartholo-
news Church Saturday June 16 The de-
pleted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

Cornelia McBlair, of Norfolk. will be the maid of
honor, and Miss Lillian Duffy, Miss Florence
Duffy, sisters of Dr. Duffy; Miss Florence Nor
row. of this borough; Miss Pansy Wilson, Miss
Julia Potter, of Baltimore; Miss Hanna Taylor,
Miss Frances Bishop and Miss Eleanor Calderon
Will be the bridesmaids. Thomas Duffy will be
the best man. and the ushers are to be Lieuten-
ant George Diman, U. s. N; Lieutenant Alex
ander Mikell, U. S. NJ. c.; Surgeon I. S. K.
Reeves L. S. N; DR.. Harry Hurett, Huffman
Harris. of Philadelphia; Horace Maher, c. S.
Malley, Charles Mclaughlin, OF this borough,
and William Kirkman, of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

! Another recently announced engagement Is
that of Miss Irene Bellows. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs c. X. Bellows of No 1913 Jefferson avenue
| to John No also of this borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Parsons, Of No. 100 S1st
street Bay Ridge, announce the engagement of
their daughter Miss Gladys Parsons, TO William
Cuty of No. 304 West 1O5th street. Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27
Bags and Straps
for Vacation Luggage

A display that reduces cl
that not only look we'll, but
japanese straw Telescope Case,
with leather shawl straps,
suitable for bathing suits and
travelling purposes;
Sizes IA 10 IS 20 % in
Prices 800, 400, soc., 6ec., JOG.
Canvas covered Suit Cases. brass
lock and side belts, linen lined.
"a and % inches. -. .SI.Io
Genuine leather Dress Suit
Cases, 81 inch, brass lock and
catches. strong hinges and
linen lined S2.0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

The wedding OF Miss Joan Reeves daughter
OF commander l. S. X. Reeves and DR.. Frank
Jay LnHy OF No. las Bay Sixteenth street, Bay
hioge' VIII take place June A. In St Pauls
Roman Catholic Church. In washington Mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

A large church wedding of the last week wa.
that on Thursday evening OF Miss Florence
Ellsworth Chadwick and Charles August Eroa.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Froeb. of this ~.
ough. The marriage was solemnized at 8 o,cIon,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

At the Ascension Memorial Church. in Man
haitian, on June 49, Miss Isabelle Jeanette
Hamilton. daughter Of the late John Coulter
Hamilton, will be married to Frederick Valde-
mar Henshaw, son of Mrs. Cornelia Middagh
HenshaW, of No. 70 State street. Miss Hamil-
tons brother, James Albert Hamilton, will give
her away, and Miss Martha C. Hamilton will
CeptiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Curtis. of No 20 Fifth
avenue Manhattan, announce the engsearra,.
OF their daughter, Miss M Louise C,,r.,
William F. Smith. son of Mr. and Nrs vvu1,
Van Rensselaer, Smith. of No. 81 Perrarali..
street -0PoHl
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
OORpO b l2l.ga. d I'D 81 &c n.

<.xN N4axL
S5sSlS1. = NJ y lais4N ss3Ils5E ~.
Notice. IS hereby given shht fhe Com
iaissaonexs "a OF Assessments for ersey
Sssys a. ID ~, VIII meet at their office,
nOen 20, Iley taaaL Jersey City, N. j.,
on ON " ednesaay, the lIth day of October,
lS0o, at Joy o'clock a. NJ, 10 appraise
illiu 1elerihlne Ine yaiie OF the lands to
pe taken ana the damages that may be
sSuIssSTad4eo SIsTsNqt . e,y ~ reason q the
" I1-si4Nu M. ASll Wl1JIsNiNG OH'
VA . 4 i1S ss.1 a Y IN Y II,
petWeen point 500 lI-lO0 feet east Of
1ndson M boulevard and Garfield avenue.
Inc lana 20 be taken for said opening
80 ~ aseesg ~ 1ssllue may y uesel1ped as fol
1osy ~ fnn lis he aFeAhe' between point SoS
- w a. 1eTs east OF 1ndson Bouleyard
~ ~ w Dsrseu lss Foa1, % De % 3b-lpO
lset .s5 - with, Defng - oo-lUo feet meas
LII ~ l1sut angles Oh either side OF the
Ioa,s3Fans usscriDea center llne, 10 Wit
- III y 8 polh5 - the westerly line
~ Z, ~ l,slsen Toasl Instant % Sl-l00 feet
i,,a ~ "a d sgIsssiiells along the westerly
eect;on ~ AN ~ tvau, rom tne inter-
~; T1 p, liiG sa4le Is WIN nAe sOutneriy
fraa, ti.ec - t,e : aoe y, Dioek Ioat cry map;
LII s;4Sieg - 1uplns Westerly ana par
Sf ~ lie i6 ilhe oI SAID Flot
~ NJ, solioo Segt y Gafes avenue, as
rs,.d M, e9ssNIiy lrpni hues9n boule-
ya5u. IHe land 10 be taken for said
M,@bbnins scr;bad q 1l .1ales avenue may be de-
fTr..s,, fs.aa, y ~ avenue, be-
amseI .IeeaH sd avenue ana t59fheid ave-
M ,us' - ~ ~ leet ~ Wlalh, peng . feet
ne Ia1 es,, g lisn5 ahgles on elteef slde
Wiz. -e oaspM;,,S asselDfa eenses aiAe to
" line IF ansss 8 Z 5gSiit q S esN sef
drawn raraI Ie With s'tssi.l t5sno+ h a me
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02


TO MARY ]. SoPER. WIDOW, JOSEPH
Wogd, sole surviving executor under the win
of John Wood decd William D EDWARDS
trustee under the WIN 81 Cecile Tonneie,
deo' q, Adelaide J. Mitchell. widow; Laurent
s. Mitchell, Charles A. Mitchell Adelaide
Giarsbalbo. Joseph Giasnbalbo, her husband; !;
Cecilia stevens, James Steynes, her husband; ;
EFaIieis S. Wetnore Laura r. W4tma,.e his
wife: Gecelia ]. Lockwood, Daniel Lockwood.
her hlsbaDd Ida v. Van Nuyse James Van
Nuyse. her husband; Margaret 9Ginocchio,
John 3. Ginocehio, her husband Joseph
I2nginotto, Margaret Iscnginotto, his wife !;
Shar1es Longinotte Mary Ldhginotte his
Wife: Hazel Burger, infant; Eloise Burger,
ahfant; Mary Tonnele, widow; Laurent J.
Ycnnele, Lille Tonnele, his wife; John n
Gedney Kate A. Gedney. mis- Wits and
Thomas Sullivan, tenant
You afs. hereby notified that at a public sale
rs ssh day q octqber, 1875, tie Mayor aud nd
ssfds1snsns OF jersey City plFchased tor the sum
sy.oqs & cents 81 tas land siss resi- estate stu
and state Of New Jersey. fronsi6s On Grand
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

~ sasV n W
Ia151ef 1fe Of Ssesl9 lohnAke, DEC qss
II 9sSrialdes Az2 81 ~ a Nc A1tl-
81 sss Jns2sS IN - 3ss faas ~
5M ~ ~, rVsepna s$taaEpatpQs har AugpMp1 80
y Ss Gsl1a i SlegssA Jnnaes, stevens, 4er haiebapl
~ 1ss.es ~ 2: ~ N NV eEipre. 9sg
H9s nuspanus lae. ". NaknaXsS tyss,f JNtAs van
fsSn nss ncrs Inv osaai ssN. sanoeens9
issnssnotto. MaFaaset Is fengimos5s s9sSn ws4s
rssa,,as nss "lLss
Wis. Haze res ~ ~
Sa,,f Msrv % % @ ~ sMSa9ts, .4osss laefgsls ~, ~
eie 1ssI1ss ,sas Mseow 54nrent , ~ Z ron
MARY Gsdney isis Vie f Ioseph Il Geslney
Krts Gsdnar ~ ,.s Z Ea4v n ss'askm 49, eGpoy' G
sew ana nP \. W. nA1y IT. a, ope. so9s
syher. tenants. AsAo'' AA'''s s'''i'1-
VA, : ~ sars,. ~,,s..a.a 49, ,.,,,s
made ~ the NV sn'ts - ~ pucaio tt safe
the ist day IN ,ss4 3 Tss yn on
Az r's y asovsnsgsE. tss Sne iaayor anu
sum os Two snSssa Sn5 III Soy ae
seven dollars and e!niify ~filrds Gems ali the
in the County On Of Mnsson ana e Sac " y syy
anes, which IS iadd Gown ana desjgmated i'ss as
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RE-
lief of Charles G. Helbig in the con-
structlon and maintenance OF show
windows.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
Clty, by the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners for and on behalf OF the
municipality Of said city, do ordaia as
Section 1. That Carles G. Helbig be
ana IS hereby granted permission to COM
Struet and maintain show windows on
building situate 6355 Newark avenue,
winch show windows may extend from
Ine second story to the roof of sa
building, and may extend beyond the
building line of Newark avenue two feet
q feet any ordinance to the contrarv
Notwithstanding.
The work to be done under the SUPER
vision and to the satisfaction of the Inc
spector of Buildings.
Section 2 That all cost and exusnse
incident to the introduction, passage and
publication of this ordinance shall he
paid by the applicant for same; and such
amount therefor as is estimated by tha
Clerk OF this Board to be necessarr shall
be deposited with that oficer on demand.
Passed September 10th, 1905.
ANTHONY HAUCK,
Approved September 2S.. 1905. :
NJ. NJ. FAGAN,
Mayor.
GEo..T. BoUT0S.
Jersey City October i. isOe. So
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

.,zsK. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or
he ORPHANS Court of the County Of
G449sbA made on the tefzth day Of All
SzaEsSg q. .A. 1905, the subscriber, adpail-
dfs the personal estate>of Robert
.:7uzlien. deceased. will on the
sTwaNTEarEIRD DAY OF oCTo-
V BEE. 1895,
at r. G.. .Wolbsst's Read Estate Sales
NeSD, 1T Montgsme cry street, Jersey City,
Md at two o. cloelEgiA the afternoon of
#4af day SEA at public wemdue, all the
SrigN, title afd Interest, M said Robert j.
VDlier, deceased, in and to all the fellow-
dig described land and premises, situate,
dying and being in Jersey City, In she
4Gonhty Of Hudson and State of New
~ FIRST grsct-All that certain lot which
Xp1 "a map on fie IN the office of the Reg
ssster o. fthe. County of Hudson aforesaid
@en3tled. Map Of property of Mrs. Jane
Wgeeland, in Jersey City, N. j." is
twenty (2ol in block number three hum
<dfed and ninety Sseven. l397), situate on
-Sh& porthea ST. cornerfof Harvey and Com
ap3&hipaw avenues.
cShd Tract Beginning at the point
s57@ed Bg the Intersection Of the north
& ass fs @ u sPn ss ,sos sgsss dsuptS Wl5h pab The
N0 f4ad; cumming thence in a northerly
@fhHetsoh 9toag the easterly line of said
$ta&sp CDa&ty Public road elghty-four
&Ad E@xenfy4ix huhlhaashs (S&.T6) feet
70 a sHoin5; thence easterly and nearly
SaFaaaA with the nesfRegly fans Of Lex
EhssSss sonsAsily four and thirty,
Nh EundSaaEas. (ssssN feet to. the north
&iAy line Of Lexah|gren avenue; thence
EMesteRIgf srdj along The northerly line of
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF OFF
OF Jcsae Sketchliy in the construction Of
bag windows.
The Mayor ari Aldermen OF Jersey City. by
the E9asd OF Street and Water Commissioners
acting fer and Gn behalf OF the municipality
of sasd city 60 ordain as f9Iows:-
SECTION |. That Jesse SketcnIly be and Is
leFe5y granted permission to construct and
ilaatntaia bay windows en- building to be erect
ed ay him at tie southwest corner OF Booraen
ayeaue ana Nesbitt street, which Raw win
a9ws may seach from the foundation to the
sD9s 1f SAID sniiling ara may extend beyond
the 3Nilaiag line 81 Nesbist street not more
than eighseen inches ilSl. any ordinance to the
oellteary Notwithstanding.
The work 10 be done under the supervision
OF the Inspector Of Buildings.
ssoaoA Z Ins ocdinaacs granting these priv
ieges 70 be q full force ard affecr for period
X twe1ty (9D pears. and thereafter until such
eihss as tnis Board or It's legally authorized
ss1eesssass may order the same removed
SectSp e. That al cssts apd s1pesssas .nos.
AA4N to ME tptgus sgs, aSS ~ &Hd Il 34s;isss
tSM of tGas esGixauga saE 3sM hs Ssei bS SAe
sFf(sss se49t TOR tAe assAe. sRA sNcH ssssos.Ss
III ffesae ~ is ss4lsaSNAd hg sAe f'lSzk 81 fHsS
EsFTd 5s Ys uSds asslA be eersss Misss sssash
I ......., .., . !. E 4 zscsx. sssSssaass.
enc. {. aoBaeS. Vi ssiz z'sss. saAsa1
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

PUBLIC NOTICE.
tracks across First street and Bay
strset..
Public notice is hereby given that ap-
plleat tlon has been made to the Board Of
street AID WaseEs OemlAi Aissseners of sJer-
;sg Ssg QtA q,gss,l,:.,. D. J; for negnisslon
l S}AfNasaNR fSNSaFsssapNRusT SE assI oRHR ATE Z eyl KSp
LAY Say I saREET, d iaEa ssF'Ah0ss
IN said city sSf0liewss-
Farst-A permanent track beginning at
a POINT on the neEtheray side of Eixst
st4eet git distance OF. 1S9ffe easterly
fEbm the eaStef4y side of Nasaih gton
stpeet; thence soutHar4y crossing First
street by a:<line curving to the left, with
asradius of 150 feet a distance sof II feet
to a point; thenoe sSutherag ia degrees
l0 minutes east q distance of AZ feet to
"a point in the southerly side of First
street; in Block 76, being distant lB0 feet
westerly from the Westerly side Of
Greene street; also c5mmeaeing at a
point on the northerly side of Bay street
II feet westerly from the westerly side
1I Greene street; /; thence south Id degrees
~ minutes east, extending into the inter
section of Bay street and Greene street
q distance of 40 feet to the end of the
tracks.
Section-A temporary track to be
maintained for 81 period not exceeding
one year. Beginning at a point on the
Horthfriy side of hirst street 1875 feet
eastefly from the easterly side OF Wash
1ngton street; thence at right angles to
the northerly side of First street, south
erly crossing said street distance Of
l00 feet to the southerly side thereof,
being in Block No. 76.
The name of the corporation present.
ing such petition is The Hudson and
Manhattan Railway Company.
The said petition was flea with the
CLERK of the Beard of Street and Water
COMMISSIONERS on the 17th day of Sep
tember, 1S06.
The character of the tracks as afore-
said are single tracks ON the surface of
the street to. be used in connection and
for the purposes of a tunnel now being
constructed by said Company.
Ite. motive power to be used is steam
The term for which permission is
sought for that track comprehended in
descrintion aforeshown following the
word, First, is for a period of twenty
(20) years from the date Of the passage
OF the ordinance granting said perniss-
ion.
The term for which permission Il
sought for that track cemprehended in
description aforeshown following the
word, Second" is for a period Of one
q. year from the date of the passage of
ths ordinance granting said permission.
The streets Hen and across which per.
mission Is givento construct, operate ana
maintain said tracks are indicated above
and are more particularly shown upon
mass attached to said petitisH
The Beard of Street and Water Com
have fxsa Monday, ~ eixhfh day ~ e
sQct08ST, 1a06, at tive oselock in tie q af
sf6ruoofi Acf that dav and the "A AsamhlS
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
IfTrR T0 nnNTR Aarraps

NpTIQB 10 CeNTRAfyT6RS.
= s9xl6Q preposSls VIII be received lly
Ish AnaFd Of Street and Water Commits
24nsHs on Monday, October s, 1906, nj
kHck4qk r. NJ, Ia sthe Assembly Cham
skee eM the City HaN, Jersey City, n. j.,
E HNRAvLNG OF HENDERSON
ssS ssSsxs STREET,
zF9A FaveHaa Ryenns TO Mercer street,
g ssqcordanee VITA Specifications on fla
"a ss1a Office of the Clerk of said B6ard.
Y Ashk forms of bid and aapexmenf q:
5tfSes IlluS be abtAinsd AT the Office oI.
sak Gh|sf Ensinsaf, City HALL Jerses'
aept zpe work Aeasin advertised
SgAs8 80 De made out of license moneys
sRsnATB OF QUANTITIES.
aeog Standard
of Cost.
AbAs9 aff00 .liheaI. feet Of curb
s ox3g set in concrste,
iiusal fllB S 80
kf6lgs On 66ndnete Base, per
ss}d6s 1850 square yards of re-
! affg % cuaerete base. per
SS sass Ne, nssetsinE i. IL dn i'4'
EReNe and dressing curb
u ;par lipsai fpat ..,... .35
@ hsp sapafe 'hset d lsslasy-
~ ih 9uKnzesa aud dressing
Fs apne. pr sdsAse foot. 20
4 sssd, fer Ode eoxnplesioaI Ct che
sayShs4 .esaanresa neposals Asr the
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