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Court Calendars This Day.

supreme Court-Appellate Division Nos. Al. ~,
a. as g. 81, IS 50, ST. -. IS. 50, IS, 50, 81, -.
c, S%SSEsm s.i 6SSr a. i5S 4. Tern Il. Part Ii.LE1 A SsTse
matters. Part m.-Casc unfinished Motions.
Demurrers-Nos 1929. 1889. 1874. Preferred causes
Nos. SS35, 5000, 5748. General caleudar-Nos 50l9,
}Pari III Part V.-No day calendar. Part VI
Adjourned for the term. Trial Term Part L.
Clear. Short causes-Nos. 1892, sesl' zSio. sesI
2T22, 2sei SoIA. ZOOS. Part Las sss;Se ,o nhn aos sss
iISo. isi4, "a, aSs, i1s4, sSs. e4O. ga. "a, IA, 20,
Isl. 2Ss. Part V.-cleaI. Cases from Par, HI
Part V.--Case unfinished. Cases from Part II
Part VI Adjourned until Monday, Dsce 1s1 sod "a
sYS' 272i. $50. SIS. S2sS, $3.50, esSl, s2o4. Part VIII.
Adjourned for the term. Part IX.-CleAr, Cases
from Part X Part XSCsse Sn nn issi Ia N ass
sSs' '30I, iISO, i2i5, les, tes4. 12os, 1872. 1885,, si9s
AS. ssci. 1850, e47. as, 7Ss. teS, s2l. $40. $40. s47,
K Part Xii.-Case diminished. Cases from Part x
part XiIi.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part y.
Surrogates' CouIt-Chambers. For probate
Wills Of August Nathan. Jacob Levi jacob C1saI'
Francis II, Thompson. William Gehrenn. at 1913
4. NJ; Peter mcfarland, Annie Eitzglbbons. a
fred r. Laurent, at $50 p. NJ. Trial No
f ss;2, Al & %cn Pelsr :; Ds sygsS-M Nj I 81 ElissOe q
Peetsch. No. 22sl--wul OF Elizabeth Peetsch, =,
City ~CouTt-Special Term.ZCourt opens az lt
i 4; ~ la SSn SSSi, T iGs4. T Isg4. YRsri ISIS .s si.s!,. i %;
1880. iesOis. iess' Part n.-Clear. Nos. i7ss. iISs
iss55S iiSG. iissss. 1850. 1851. 1855 1850 1880 iSql
Case unfinished. Short causes.-Nos. elso' eoSs
$3.50. SSss. 6sSS, 5o1i. o2ez. e271 e3Os; esOs, ss7S' s5Si
sSoS; Sso7; s5sS' ogsl, $3.50 ssSo. OO 10, oP GIe7. o ISSs. isTS
i7is mi. 7OJ. iO40 is44' I0fS. 1852, 1855, 1859. 1857
1857, 1855. 1889. l63sIa. 1871, 1888 1884 l7S.
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NO EXTRAS FOR THIS COMMISSION
Law Came TOO Late FOR Them, and, More
over, u Has Been Repealed.

Supreme Court Justice Truax denisI
yesterday an application made by Franklin
Bien, S. Stanwood Menken and Michael
Coleman, as commissioners appointed to
inquire into the requirement by the city of
title to the site for the new Hall of Records.
for additional compensation because OF the
arduous nature Of their duties.
The commissioners held sessions at in
tervals between May IS, 1897 n May 0,
1900. They are entitled by law to SO each
for every session, and their bills were as
follows: Bien, o37 days, $3.50; Menken,
e24 days, se,24O; and Coleman, e2S days,
SO, $50. They asked for 5000 apiece more.
Justice Truax says that the law authoriz-
ing the court TO grant additional COM
pensation in ex oeptional cases in its dis
erection was passed after the report OF the
commissioners had zee made and filed
II was not retroactive, and moreover, 1t has
been repealed.
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GET AN ovERCoAT
OF FLESH.
Protect Yourself now from
the Ravages Of Winter.
Battle Creek comes to the
Rescue against Winter
Diseases.
Every Man or Woman who 10 undsr~sikht
should Read this Article.

should Nsao thts AFucte.
In winter months wise Nature provides
our animal friendsWith a coat OF protecting
flesh to Withstand the ravages OF disease
and to supply heat and energy In the
emergencies Of the cold winter months.
Take a leaf from Natures book. Store
a surplus Of heat and energy In the form
of additional flesh.
The food experts Of Battle Creek have
discovered a natural food-rsmsdY, called
PEPTOL, which so greatly contributes
to Improvement in nutrition that nearly
any person can put on several pounds OF
additional weight, at will.
Thin people ave coughs, colds, bronchial
disorders and wasting diseases common
during the winter months. Avoid these
distressing maladies this year: Build up
the tissues by the use of PEPTOL,. the
tssh-and-blood building food. Get a bank
account Of flesh to your credit. ,
PEPTOL Is not a drug, bot Is composed
of predigested starehes and vegetable fats,
pleasant to the taste. 1t is a sort OF
short, quick fuel which almost instantly
revives the vital fires when burning low.
The preparation has been used for years
BY leading physicians and sanitariums as
a fesh-builder, but has only within the
last few months been offered to the general
public. ,
A weak, emaciated stenographer gained
y pounds Of flesh In 80 days.
A well-known merchant suffering with
chronic indigestion gained 524 pounds in
one week.
We have records Of hundreds Of similar
cases where PEPTOL has improved nutri-
ton and added weight.
PEPTOL Is not yet on sale with your
druggists, bot will be soon. Send as one
dollar for the first lot to be delivered to
you without additional expenses. Begin to
pot on flesh, the outward sign OF i'm
proved health. The Peptol Company,
First National Bank B01ding. Chicago, III.
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Autos at Your Price.

Largest Dealers. Largest Buildings & Finest Factory.
RunabOuts, TOnneaus. LImOuslnts, Landaul,ts =.
Panhards. rs. IS. "a and 20 horse; Rochet 1Schnel-
and nifty horse; Fifty horse Haynes; Rainiers. Cleve
ands, Pope -Hartfords. TOledoS, Peerless, Rcnault
Packards. AutocArs and 1850 other best makes' all
unusual opportunities. Demonstrations cheerfuhy
given.
Prices and quality uneQualed IN Manhattan.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE
Six story double building near broadway.
247 -249 West nth. Telephone SDI BryantJ
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Department Of Water supply. Gas and Electricity,
Room 1888. Nos. 70 70 y Park Row, Borough Of
Manhattan, TIE CITY OF New YORK.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be received
by the Commissioner Of Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity al the above Office until 2o'clock Z. NJ. or
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1909.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
For furnishing and delivering tools, garden
indictments, etc.
ror fun PARTICULARS see CITY Record.
JOHN y. O'BPlFN.
Commissioner Of Water Supply, Gas end Electricity.
D.'ed pecembtr 70, 1905.
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Department OF Water supply. Gas and Elec-
triclty. Room 1888. Nos. 10 10 81 Park Row. Borough
OF Manhattan, The City OF New YORK.
FAILED BIDS OR ESTIMATES for the below
ONCE OF the Department Of Water supply, Gas and
Electricity. Room 1899. Nos. 10 to II Park Row,
Borough OF Manhattan, in The City of New York.
until = O'Clock y. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER rs, 1900.
BOrOughS Of Manhattan and Tbs Bronx.
For furnlshing, repairing, placing and emptyiug
vault pans. ETC., at Nj. kisco, Westchester county.
n. Y.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN H.. O'BRIEN,
Commissioner.
Dated December 10, 1909.
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AUTOMOBILE PRICES DROP!

$50 Slightly Used HIEh l!ass Nars
Sent here for sale at prices
await your Inspection; Touring Cars, t2I5 TO $500,
Runabouts from ti2J; satisfactory
WNiILiS's AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE 2Sl West
Ath ST. near broadway
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Department Of Water supply. Gas and Elec-
tricity. Room, 1880, Nos. IS TO y Park Row. Borough
OF Manhattan. The city Of New York.
SEALFD BIDS OR ESTIMATES for the below
the once OF the Department OF Water supply.
Gas and Electricity, Room 1886. Nos. - 10 ~ PARK
Row, Borough OF Manhattan, In The CITY OF New
York, until 2 O'Clock p. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1905.
Borough Of Queens.
For engineers and dTaugthsnian $ supplies
cast iron water pipe, branch pipe. special castings.
hydrants, hydrant repairs. gate valves, gate valve
repairs, special sleeves and gates, pipe line sup
plies. ha tools, calking yarn. waste. rope.
Dig lead, coke, coal. klndling wood, lumber, cement
clay. lubricating grease. kerosene oil. paints, ohA
turpentinc and rubber goods.
For full particulars see City Record. -
JOHN II. O'BRTEN,
Commissioner OF Water supply.
Gas and Electricity.
The City Of New York. December 7, 1908.
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Police Department Of The City Of New York.
No. so Mulberry Street.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will he received
by the Police Com missioner or III" POllr' Depart
plent Of the CITY Of New NOrk az the above once
Lltl 10 O'cLCN \. NJ, on o
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2G. 1909
For nun particulars see City IccOCi,
THEODORE =. BlNGHl M,
polio" Commissioner.
Dated DccrmScr II. i9N.
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Department of Water supply, Gas and Electricity.
Room 1888, Nos. IS to q Park Row. Borough OF
Manhattan, The City OF New York.
SEALED BIDS Or ESTIMATES for the below
named work and materials will be received az the
ONCE Of the Department of Water supply, Gas and
Electricity. Room 1888. Nos. 10 TO 81 Park Row,
Borough OF Manhattan, In The City OF New York,
untl 2o'clOck p. NJ, on
SDAf. rs, 1905.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
For furnishing. delivering and erecting eight ~
water tube boilers IN the Temodelled
North side pumping station, Atlantic avenue,
near Logan street, In the Borough Of Brooklyn,
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN n. O'BRIEN.
Commissioner.
Dated December 10. 1900.
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OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY, Y. y.
Army, 80 Whitehall Street. Mex York CITY, y: ",
necemher 10. 1919. Sealed proposals for furnishing
and delivering subsistence stores In this city Tor
the month Of January, 1871, viii be received a. this
ofNCo until II O'Clock \. NJ. on December 20, 1901.
ana then opeuci. Information furnished on appll
cation. Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
December cn. 1875" addressed 70 Lieut.. Col. ID. l.
BRAINARD, u. {. G., I. S.S.
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Police Department Of The City Of New York.
No. 80 Mulberry Street.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Police Commissioner Of the Police De-
partment OF The City Of New York at the above
once until 10 o'clock A. M. on
WEDNESDAY, 2S. 1900.
For furnishing all tho labor and furnishing ana
erecting all the materials required for furnishing
electrical conductors and placing electrical con-
duCtoTs underground.
For fll particulars sec City Record.
THEODORE A. BINGHAM.
Police Commissioner.
Da ted December II, 1900.
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Sealed BIDS Tor Painting hu Is Of Municipal ferry.
boats AMI Department tuT boats l0Ssl VIII be re-
cefved BY the Commissioner Of Docks az Pier A.
Battery Place, until - o'clock, noon, December
n. tJD6. tfOr PARTICULARS sec CITY Eccord.l
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DEPARTMENT or DOCKS y FERRIES.
Sealed Bds for Ic. uOI7, will be received by the
Commissioner OF Docks OF Pier \. Battery Place.
until IL O'Clock. noon. December Il, 1905. (For
particulars see CITY Record
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Times Square Automobile Co.

largest Automobile Dealers In the World.
Automobiles Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
AIS W. asth w sway. Phone. 9l23 Bryant
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Court or Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Dec. l2.-CouIt OF Appeals calendar for
to-morrow: Nos. 6s. s7S. 4lo. 4l9. 9S. $40. $50.
and 3BA. BE-
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CLOTHING.

~GENTLKMEN'S CLOTHING 10 order on 81 weekly
perfect nt; hne material. EXCHANGE
CLOTHING CO.. $50 Broadway Cenirance on Park
Place..
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While Of course It was to have been ex-
pected that the four cylinder type OF en-
CINE would lead numerically at the recent
0Iympia Show in London u must be
Acknowledged that the so-called fad Tor
motors of the six cylinder kind shows signs
OF rapid growth. In all there were more than
two hundred and sixty separate exhibits, OF
which 1888 were those Of motor car manu-
facturers. The statistics showed that there
was one eight cylinder car, forty-four SIX
cylinder cars. 243 four cylinder cars, -FOUR
three cylinder oars, thirty two cyllnder cars
md hffeen sinRle cylinder cars on view.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05
SPENT $50
WITH DOCTORS
Cot Barber's Itch From Shaving
Worse Under Doctors Care
Tried Everything and Was Di.
couraged Railroad Official Can
not Praise Cuticura Too Much
CURED BY ONE SET
OF CUTlCURA- COST s..

Il want to send you word
shanks for what the wonderful Cuticuy.
Remedies have done form got shaves
and got BARRIERS itch, and doctores
sith my own doctor; but it got wor4
al the time. / spent in all about fifti
aollars with doctors, but still it GO
sorse. A friend Of mine wanted me T.
sry the Cuticura Remedies. AS / had
tried everything, was discouraged.
bought one set of the Cuticura Remcd;e
(Soap, Ointment, and Pills, cost S1.O0a
and they cured me entirely, so / cam 4
praise them too much. Iwould be willing
10 do most anythingfor the promotion a
cause like the Cutieura Remedies.
They are wonderful, and l have recon-
mended them to every one whera
occasion demanded it. / think every
family should know about the Cuticury
Remedies where they have children
Allen Ridgway,
Station Master, The Central Railros
Company of New Jersey,
Oct. 2, 1905. Barnegat Station, N. 5
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1906.

The .'one fatal blunder'' of the New
Idea. it is now declared. was the candi-
dacy of George L. Record for United
States Senator. In point of facI. there
should have been no New Idea but for
George l. Record The elimination Of
Record would have been Ike giving the
play Hamlet" with the tide role left
out. In vugar parlauce he was the
whole shooting match
Record creaf.-9 the New Idea out of
the crude materials he found in Hudson
and Essex counties He started out as
the salaried officer of the Jersey City
municipality in quest of new munici
pal revenues, a mission that was com
mendable enough, and when he saw the
situation grow he changed his apparent
character and became i reformer and
then. with inflated ambition, candidate
for the United Staes Senate.
Bzopa gtart 10. finish. Record was the
stibstance and-spirit and soul of the New
Idea. He borrowed for it all the princi-
piles he could find, whether embodied in
existing laws or not; he wrote Its litera-
ture. coined ITS speeches and made its
organization. To him dependently look
ed men who obtained credit for his ideas
and even for the speeches that his type
writer's turned out in such abundant
measure. AS Hamlet" is the play of
Hamlet. so was Record the New Idea.
They couldn't be separated.
Record is eliminated and the play is
ended. Even the applauding Democrat
ic newspapers are conscious Of that The
substance. the spirit and the soul of the
New Idea are resolved back into the
original character of the Corporation
Counsel of Jersey City, and let US hope
that the duties Of that important office
will now be attended to with more ASST
duty than they have been for the last
six la,nths.-N Newark Advertiser.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05

DO THE RIGHT THING if you
have Nasal Cararrh. Get Ely's Cream
Balm at once. Don't fouch catarrh pow
ders and snuffs, for they contain cocaine
Ely's Cream Balm releases the secre-
tions that infame the nasal passages and
the throat, whereas common remedies
made with mercury merely drive them
out and leave you no better than you
were. In a word Ely's Cream Balm
is real cure, not delusion. All drug
gists, soc or mailed by Ely Bros, 81
Warren street, New York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05

Whereas, The Chief Engineer has
communicated to this Board under date
of September IL, 1905, that the contrac-
tor for the Improvement of Reservoir
Fairgrounds has exceeded the time limit
Of his contract by 100 days, and that the
completed about July first last
Resolved, That notice be forwarded to
the bonding company on said contract to
proceed to complete the same Immediate
Resolved, That SSl be paid to Geo. +.
stanton for services as inspector on I'M
provement Of Reservoir playground, 27
$s7 s7 I Aasus'' i00 " so' ciaim 70
Charge Special Appropriation, this Item.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following voc on call
Tor the ayes and nays.-
AyeS-C Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey presented the following: -
Resolved, That So LOO be paid to James
Wilson for horse shoeing, etc. Engin-
eehlng Bureau August, 1906, claim No.
Charge Engineering Bureau Supplies.
1t was adopted by the following vote
on q call for the ayes and Nays
Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
The Committee on Laws and Ordinan-
ees presented the following
), Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to The
Observer of Hudson County for adyer-
tsing ordinance relief of Paul Cap for
construction Of Bay windows, August
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05
= Iager OI..
Baltimore. Md
June 81. 1905.

Gent Pass'gr Agt. Buffalo, n. y; A. J..
Smith, Genl Pass'w Agt.. cleseland
Ohio, or W. ]. Lynch, Pass'gh Traffic
Mgr. Chicago, Ill. -il1-.ti
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AN COMMUNICATION


the Board were present.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AN COMMUNICATIONS.
From Simon Flaherty:-
Commenting on satisfactory manner of
street sprinkling ON Garfield avenue and
other local streets by Mr. Jones.
From Richard Hill gs. gse
Requesting permission to preach other
Gospel in the Bergen section of city.
From Erie Railroad Co., per J.. NJ,
Barrett g3
Requesting permission to transfer
scales from freight station on Pavonia
avenue to milk depot on said avenue.
From a. J. Proppe:- al,s3S
Making application for the position of
inspector on Nesbitt street,.
From West Pulverizing Machine Co.,
per A. L. Vest
Calling attention to condition of street
at Pollock and Mallory avenues. @
From St. Patsick's Church, per John
j. O'Cennor and others:
rendering private sewer as public
sewer to city, on Clerk street, between
Union street aud Bramhall avenue.
Application Of Rev. p W. Smith and
others for the improvement of Huron
avenue, between Van Winkle syenue and
ST. Paul's avenne.
From Frank and Mary Meyers and
OlHSist PctAttVuAnS Aoi the oPeAlhS u
Henderson street. between the northerly
line of the Morris Canal and the north
Iferly line Of the Tide Water Basin.
Received and referred 10 the Commit
tie on Streets and Sewers.
From Peter Erhart and others
Requesting the substitution of electric
lights for oil Lights ON Long Street.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Municipal Lighting
From w E. Throne, Agent
Pctitioning for the return of SIS for
duplicate payment of water rents for
year 1906.
From VIM. P. patton:---
Calling attention to filthy condition Of
water at No. 1T Clinton avenue.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Assessments and Extensions.
From Rev. II. j. watterson -
Requesting the use of Hamilton Park
on Sunday. October IA. 1906. for parade
and rally Of the Holy Name Societies.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Public Buildings, Docks and
Parks
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board of Fiiiancc:
Transmitting resolution passed BY said
Beard Sept. Z 1906. and approved by
/ Tia Navor Sent IS, 1906:
Resolved, That 4 warrant be ordered
dfAwH on the City Treasurer In favor of
/ fhat officer to transfer S2.294 from LII
lcrAse Account ID Tie credit &c the Board
uf Street and Water Commissioners to-
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
Official proceedings
l(,nnfin1aad

(Continued.)
cient reason has not been presented for
stopping said improvement, and that the
Chief Engineer, with the aid and assist
ance Of tl,& Bureau of Survey, be and IS
hereby directed to make and report to
this Board specifications describing the
location and character of such improve
ment, together with an estimate of the
quantity and kind of excavation and fill
ing and amount Of work to be done and
of the materials to be furnished for the
making and completion of the said inn
provement, and that upon the fling and
adoptio nthereof the Clerk of this Board
shall advertise for proposals for doing
such work and furnishing such materials
in manner and for the length of time re-
quired by law.
Resolved. That the report of the Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers, upon the
application in writing of Edward King
and others. presented to this Board on
the 17th day of September, 1906, for the
improvement of Nesbitt street, between
Booraem avenue and Reservoir avenue.
in accordance with the provisions OF
Chapter PIT OF the Laws of 1895. be and
the same is hereby accepted by this
: Board. which hereby declares its deter
mination to make said improvement, uil-
less at or before the time for hearing in
relation thereto hereafter to be accorded
to parties in interest a remonsiTance
shall be presented to this Board signed
by the owners of property label to more
fkan one-half the assessment therefor, or
If in the opinion Of this Board sutfi-
Gent reason has not been presented for
stopping said improvement, and that the
Chief Engineer. with the aid and assist
ance of the Bureau of Survey, be and is
hereby directed to make and report TO
this Board specifications describing the
location and character OF such improve
menf, together with an estimate OF the
ouanfity and kind Of excavation and nii-
ing ana amount of work to be done and
Of the materials 70 be furnished for the
king and com 9ietion of the said i'm
nroyement and that upon tfie filing and
sadonfion thereof the Clerk Of this Board
shall advertise for proposals, for doing
said work and furnishing such materials
|. in manner and Sor the length Of time re-
qufTed by law
SECTION [, Chapter 2T9 cs the Laws Of
1ae5 sbfs BoaTd haFeby certifies to the
Cltr Co;isctor for collection the amounts
d,1e al, propeetseH as per schedule annex
I'd aach si.ang Aaing heraby Indicated as
ez,,snse account 81 property shown con-
sofrnsb bis to prosisioas Of the act hereto
fore cited
SBt.g4 john A. psst owner Block 3s,
TxJ1 81 81 Sussex street
Loan IL 81 s. e3l. pasti sssass swnsr' Bi0cs
~-slSIss ASsns1D. 5cira d. Dust, owner, Block
z; IL. Lot IA, SO Sssaad street.
ssS. IS. Hst. RaSick Iurlag, owner,
y.sssaE sS. IUt ri. 20 Morris esreet.
l2azsipes faas the reSdsad speesSca
|, ;a,ss. T,rasszta6 bv die CAis1 Engineer on
Sis aaas Sor SAe construction Of sewer
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-05

The Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery presented the following
Resolved, That $134 be paid to The
pages pages 3s7 to 4os, Clerks Office, August,
1906, claim No 1840
Charge Printing and Stationery.