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The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Comparatively little of the States once
extensive and valuable riparian lands
now remains, hut the remnants may yet
be saved and are certainly worth saw
ing. These holdings are the main source
of the revenues devoted to the mainte
nance of the public school system, says
The Newark Evening News" 1t was,
nate policy" which resulted in the States
parting permanently with any of these
lands. for they have so increased in val
ne that the annual rentals of some of
them would now be as great as or great
er than the sum received for their sale.
Last year the Governor called atten-
tion to the mistake that had been made
in disposing of these lands in fee, and
this year he renews his recommendation
that the Legislature enact law forbid
ding any further sales and providing for
the leasing of these valuable properties
for specified terms, with readjustment of
the rentals at intervals. The Legislature
should not overlook this matter this year
% saa last for the delay of single
year has resulted in the sale of nearly
S.J,CvV worth of lands that should have
been held.
Not only the Governor. but the ripar-
ian commissioners themselves recommend
the holding of all the riparian domain not
yet parted with, and one of the latter's
suggestions is unexpectedly in the way
of actually extending the riparian lines
to meet coming demands. They say that
the States riparian holdings on all the
waters within twenty miles of New York
promise to become an increasingly valu-
able asset. Great enterprises are pro-
jected that will create demand for sites
on the Passaic and Hackensack at ad-
vancing rates. Marsh lands have been
filled in by dredging, and the next step
will be to apply to the State for the RI
parian interests The commissioners
have largely advanced the price for III
parian rights, believing that in the near
future they will be in great demand be-
cause of the limited available water front
of New York and the prodigious increase
in population and industrial development
in this part Of the State.
The proposed extensions referred to
are along the borders of Newark Bay.
The lines of limitation laid down by the
government are close to the shores. The
commissioners have sought, but without
success, to have these lines extended sew
eral hundred feet, thus allowing the mud
fats to be filed in with the material
dredged from beyond the extended lines,
and opened up to Improvements and de-
velopment. This would narrow the su-
perfcial area Of the bay, but it would not
interfere with commerce and navigation,
for the mud fats cannot be used for
either.
It is manifest that more interest is be-
| ing taken in the States riparian hold
ings, and that their great and increasing
value is coming to be appreciated. The
old policy of selling these lands in fee,
like the municipal policy Of granting per-
petual franchises, has proved a lamenta-
Bile mistake. 1t cannot now be rectife~
with reference to what has passed out Of
| the States control. but If can, be stoDnedt
altogether and the remnants Of New Jer-
sey's riparian holdings can and ought to
be retained forever.
| Dr.. $. N. stauffer, an Allegheny den
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
nAted Jersey City. January IS. 1905.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals wila!be received BY the Board
of Street and Water ompissioners on Monday.
ssmsiy oaansss "a @ Of he fS:HSs :IzalIkt the M
RhpA1N1Ta VITA NJ MAc9bHA eT esvEENs svEasss PAVED
IN accordance with civilizations on file IN the
oftlce Of the Clerk ~ tss Board
Engineer City Hall JSsssy City n j. Pay
ment for same to be made out Of license
D se - ~ iss% standard
Of Cost.
% sSrodss s s0oS one y ana iOS sss !saf incal
AsS ssseusS e. tons ossIas q ssSs' uasss
Aso as9sinss ssses asT essS ss,ss;oWssaa aaas ss s
epess endorsed, Rsppsesisissg rspslgiSG q Ger.
sstss ssss ss' e ssy's ssH dssssS l.
hsaasd Is aAs,.ss y sss Sisssse tlS ss:ss s ssSsa
ss''ng ness reiatins Trs' 10 sealed sas
The bonds REQUIRED 70 be fyrn!sRed on pre-
are are those Of some snesty cbihpaqy authorized
to do business in the state Of New Jersey.
Bidders must state nsls sea Dsrcsntsgs
for which they will furnish all materials and
do all the work conprehended in specifications
per- per cent. 50 stated win form the basis upon
which payment will be made for all items
The Board may, under the provisions Of the
Act above cited. exercise Its right to reject
any or all proposals
The attention Of bidders Is especially called
to Section 4, Chapter 1884, Of the laws Of
1891, under the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the city or become ef-
fective or operative until the bonds offered by
the contractor have been apprevad to suf-
ficiency by this Board, and as to form BY the
Corporation Counsel the President Of this
Board having power to examine the proposed
By order Of the Board Of Street and water
Commissioners.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
CoRPoRATIoN NOfTcN

CORPORATION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the 11th day
OF January, 1906 the Gommiseioners Of Assess
ment filed in the office Of the Clerk ef The
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
their final assessment map and report for the
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN ACAEa~
ENVY STREET
from point about 25 feet east Of Sumznlt
avenue. to and connecting with the sewer skS be
built In Academy street at Baldwin, avenue in
accordance with petition previously presented
to said Board on the 23rd day Of September,
1902, and conformably to the provisions Of
Chapter 2l7 of the Laws Of 1896 and the same
is now open to public inepeetfon4in the effica
Of the Clerk OF said Board.
streets or avenues or particular sections theres
ACADEMY STREET.
the south side from Baldwin avenue to SUM
init avenue; on the north eide from Baldwin
avenue to point about 20 feet more less
east of Summit avenue.
And that In accordance with the provisions
of the act above cited. the 22d day OF January,
1906, at . O'Clock p. NJ, and The Assembly
Chamber of the City Hail are hereby AKed AZ
the time and place when and where the Beard
Of Street and Wafer Commissioners will meet
to hear, consider and adiudicate upen all Sh-
jections 90 the confirmation Of said nnal ass
sessment map and report that may be pre-.
sented in writing.
BY order Of the Board OF Street ana Water
Commissioners.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Once they was a little Statesman
wouldn mind his boss
He said he'd vote the way he liked, an
acted awful eress.
An when he went up to his room in the
Trenton House Hotel,
A waiter heerd him holler. an a porter
heerd him yell!
They seeked him in the stairway, they
seekei him in the hall,
They seeked him ever where they could,
but he wasn't there at all
An what become of at Statesman they
never had a doubt
An George L. Record Il git you
Ef you
Don't
Watch
Out!
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
LITTLE 0RPHANT SAMMY

Little orphant sammy's come to Trenton
to stay,
An run the State House kitchen in his
neat and careful; way.
An shoe the boilers Off the place, am
think away down deep,
An help the CeRporations, an earn his
bcard-an'-
An all us other Statesmen, when our
daily graft is done,
We set around the kitchen fire an has
the mostest fun
A-l:stenin' TO the witch-tales at Sammy
tells about.
An George L. Record at gifts you
Eff yon
Don't
Watch
Out!
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
HELP WAN4,En.
MALE.
WE wANr RnnKgEEpERe

Of the right sort for geod positions with high grade
firms There are always more opportunities th7a 10
can fill for men familiar with uptodate beokkeeping
methods With Offices Ia cities and with rzco6 eu
ployeIs serve, cur supply Of positions paying from
5000 10 S. 900 year never runs low. We need huH~
dTeds ofeapable Saesrnen Executive Clerical ara Teeh
sheir services Write to-day. stating position desired
HAPCoO08 llnesi, Braln Brokers
S1sso S12s So9 bFoa4Ways New Tesk
MEN IN EACH COUNTY
to represent Hardware Department; essab-
iished house; salary. S2l.o0 weekly. expense
money advanced. Address Hardware Desk K,
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE. Chicago
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
Dated Jersey City. January Is. 1905.

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Albert H. Raymond. Francis 3. Ray
mond, Fannie Raymond, Augusta Almeda Ray
m0nd and Emma e. Langwith.
BY order Of an order Of the Court OF Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the date hereof
in q couse wherein Adrian Hit is complain
ant and YOU are defendants. you are required
to appear, plead, answer demur on or be-
fore the twenty first day Of February next. q
the said bill win be takenas confessed against
you.s
The said bill is filed TO charge or establish
a lien on said property with the moneys ex-
pended thereon. of which Augusta A. Thomn-
son died seized; and you Albert H. Raymona
Francis &. Raymond. Fannie Raymena Az,
gusta Almeda Raymond and Emma e.. Lang
With, are made defendants because you are
tenants in common ands claim an interest in
said property.
Datsd December 2os 1905. p e
ADRIAN HIT. n.
Pro Sc
AS Palisade avenue
jersey City New Jesseys
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

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The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

NJ one time a young Assemblyman 'ud
allus laugh an grin
An make fun of the railroads at helped
elect him in.
An once. when they was bill up, an
the lobbyists was there.
He mecked 'em an shocked 'em, an said
he didn't eare
An thist as he stopped speakin' before
his echo died.
They was great big Black Thing a.
standin' by his side!
An it snatched him through the State
house roof. fore he knowed what
he's about
An George L. Record Il get you
Ef you
Don't
Watch
Out!
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

An Little Orphant Sammy says, when
the kitchen fire is low,
An the cigars all sputter, an the dawn
begins to show,
An you hear the watchman trampin' am
stampin' on his beat,
AM the Winds the only other thing out
insthe cold. cold street
You'd better mind yer bosses an yer
leaders fond an, dear,
An vote with thsm.at loves you. an let
she 0rphante steer,
An help the poor street railways am the
railroads all about,
Er George Z. Record 'llsgit you
Eff you
Don't
Watch
Out!
Newark Evening News"
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

N. NJ FAoAE. /
L. NJ. ]. e'DeNNE&x..
City Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Both IN safety and in doubt,
Always keep a good look out.
AND do as Judgment says is proper,
Port or starboard. back or stop her.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16
]. FREDERICK EAGLE, - = -'-'>'-11''
Notary Public.

HARMON & MATHEwsoN,
Attorneys for Atlantic Rubber Co,
40 Wall street. New York City.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-16

Dated Jersey city, january Il. isos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
PENITENTIARY WILL
HAVE new BUILDING
AUTHORIZED BY BOARD At sEs.
SION TUEspAV-cELL HOUSE
FIRST AND STORE ROOM
LATER.

The board Of penltentiary commits
alOncrs was IN session Tuesday after
noon I'D the territorial prison. pfesi-
dent y IA Pierce presiding Charles
=. Easley, newly appointed member Of
the board. presented his credentials
and took his seat Muluquals Marii-
nez az Taos Eud Juan Navarro OF
Mora members OF the board. were also
IN attendance The following hu8i-
ness was transacted.
Superintendent Arthur Trelford was
authorized 10 proceed az once with tho
erection Of a new building, which ac-
cording 20 former plans was Intended
as sioreroom and warehouse. Ow.
Ing TO the increase IN the number Of
convicia and 10 the fact that during
the wlntor months those now kept IN
camps on the scenic highway near
Santa Re- and later az Las Vegas. will
b. brought 90 the penitentlary. the
new structure wiil De needed as q cell
house Consequently Il Is 90 Be ruah-
ed 10 completion for that purpose and
will later be- turned into a atorero0m
when additional room al the peniten-
ilary Is furnished. This building Is
10 be bGl.t at the south side OF the
present prison yard and Is TO be thir-
80 by ninety feet ga dimensions. n
viii be built ct brick made at the pen.
itontlary and By convict labor Metal
roofing, woodwork. doors and sashes
as well as iron bars Tor the windows
viii be purchased,
Superintendent Trclford appeared
before the board and reported that he
had enlarged the cooking or kitchen
department OF the prison SO as 90 feed
900 men ~ necessary This was done
by the addition OF two large meat
foasters aud big coffee urn The
board INSPECTED the kitchen and other
departments OF the prison superln-
tondent Treliurd reported that there
are now 266 conviots and other pris-
oners al the poullentlary and IL the
preaent rate OF increase keeps up
there viii be over 500 prisoners hy
the new year
After being In session for several
hours lhe board adjourned. having APP
proved the changes and additions
recommended and made hy the SUI
peFintendenf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
MORA COUNTY DEMOCRATS
INSTRUCT FOR STATEHOOD
MOVE TO INSTRUCT The DEIE.
CATION FOR CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
BEATEN AFTER HARD
FtGAT-hA0ER MAN
ENDORSED.

Mora county democrats held their
county convention at Mora Wodnos.
aag and elected delegates 20 the terri.
torlnl democratic convention which
meets at Santa W. on the 18th Of
this month Out Of twenty-five pre-.
cineta. seventeen we're represented by
iuil delegations and two precincts
sent proxies
Tho convention endorsed Joint state.
hood heartily endorsed Governor a..
H. HaRerman and bis administration.
especially his efforts % expose the
graft IN the territory, but after a bit-
ter fight decided not go instruct the
delegation FOR any candidate Tor dele
safe Ter conRfoaa.
2he delegates elected 90 represent
the eouEty AZ the territorial conven.
ton gefg 81 follows. Agapilo Aboyta
IT,, Raiaol Romero. Vicente r. Mares,
Aibino Eapinoaa. Eugcni0 nunero, 8
~ TipiOn, } A. Cheno q. A. Maslintz.
Macarlo GalloEoa. Eplmonio Martinez
and Jesse Upton.
Tho following were the oilers
ohoaen 10 preside over the county con
Yeutl0u Macario 1alles0s. chairman
EugenD Romero. vice president ia.
iael Romero and Agapito Abeyta, Jra
secretaries.
Tho resolution Ia favor of joint
statehood follows Tho democratic
party of this TERRITORY. having declar
ga Itself ia the Las two conventions
keld st silver 1lty and las ,egaa
dufiuH the year 1904. in favor ca sep
iraie statehood for New Mexico. q
q was possible 90 get it, or statehood
ia any other form congress was wiii
Ing 20 grant % us. We approve. en-
dOrae and ratiiy the declaration there
in made. And as congress az iia lasl
session has expressed iiself on ihil
serllcuiar point, By the passage 81
the Hamilton bin, which fubmiia the
question 90 tho qualified electors with
ln .hR area comprising Arizona and
New Mexico, that area la now asked
tho question snail Arizona and NeW
Mexico be- united 10 form one state .
Ia accordance with tho attitude % me
party. the democrats Of tina county
of Mora through itH duly accredited
representative, 90 thia convention
answer the question aalrmatiVoly
and inslructs tho delegates TODAY
elected. 90 represent the county "a the
territorial convention 90 be- bold al
santa 30 on wednesday. the i2th
lnW,. O. 90 make our position know
on che question Of Joint statehood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
MISS KATE RYaiE. PRESIDENT OF
DETROIT GARMENT WORKERS
UNION. ENUMERATEs THE 40.
VANTAGEe.

Special Correspondence.
Detroit Mich, Sept q Federated
labor aud che advantages that are de-
rived therelrom are fast gr0wlng IN
favor among working women of this
city. az s. shown hy the rapidly In
'creasihE Number Of womena ,abur
unions Prominent among those who
are taking an aciivo part in this work
Is Miss Kate RYrie
Miss Ryrle a president Of GAR
mont Workers. Union, No a. She IA
employed as an active garment work.
or and dovoloa her leisure time 20
the promotion OF union interests
1.-The Garment Workers Union "a
tho largest On the uulted States
which Ia composed chiefly of women,
said Miss Ryrlo. "Tho association
wes organized over 90 years ago; enc
Detroit local was organised rs years
ago with about 50 members, and now
we have over & 100 IN the city havo
been president for the past year and
and hnd much pleasure In the work.
what do | think IL the greatest
benefit q gives usg Well 10 begin
with. 4 glves ua moro advantages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
.HAGERMAA OPPOSES
ANNEXATION PLAN
GOVERNOR DOES NOT WANT TO
BE MADE a TgNA9--oBJEcTs
TO PROPORTION TO ADD
COUNTIES TO LONE
STAR STATE.

Governor Herbert j. Hnrermnn OF
New Mexico. he answer 90 a letter
from n special correspondent asking
his vlows on " 81 natoman'a plan ~
annex ChaveB. Eddy Roosevelt, Lin
coin and quay counties 20 Texas in
the evenf that Joint statehood ls voted
d wn has given 0ui che following for
publication
= realize that d good many OF tho
people of these counties. which are
among the most progressive aud enoF.
gotlc Of any iu the territory. and are
destined to support a large population.
are affiliated in many ways with The
great stale east Of them, aud rather
than continue along in the territorial
form Of government they might bo
glad 10 join dostiunioa 80 those ~
Texas. n n were possible 20 40 50
Eos myself as a resident 90 Chayeg
county and a citizen OF Nov Moxlco.
d mnot al all IN favor of such q
plan. Texas is already 81 large q
state that u "a very improbable she
would consent 10 such annexation or
that the congress of tho uRlted States
would favor a.
"Tho extraordinary gucepas of the
great state of Texas. Whieh has
right 90 divide itself into FIVE smaller
states n q 90 desires, only shows how
llitlo reason there Is Ia the objections
30 joint statehood for New Mexico
and ArlEpua ON the ground that the
rev state would be- uueieldy aud dlf-
acuii 20 severn
One 81 The Hreaieri reasons for my
opposing Judge nalemans plan 81 THAI
I would hafe 90 see 30 large aud lm-
porianl a part ~ what / hope % b.
the future state oi Arizona taken away
from The present territory Of New
McAico The people OF the peoos val
Icy are among the most progressive.
energetic and industrious uptn-date
81 an the people IA the territory
Whether We obtain Joint ainieho0t
now with Arizona or ln tho future. OF
whether We remain a territory fer the
present We need these people. and !
fOg one hope that there b 30 pQasibil-
Ity of iheir changing their allegiance
Respectfully yours.
"W. u WhuEHMAN
"Ooron0r Of New Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

We are able to make better wages
sud arr not forced CD work long hours
log Ga being pat uut Cor cheaper labor.
Another great bguent ia the Inn
proved conditions under which wn
work. by reason 0i the union We
insist that the sanitary conditions OF
the factory must be good. We must
have sufficient air aud light with
proper heat IN cold weather This o.
q great boon TO the poorer class nj
people. who have tO suffer enough
hardahips, without the retardina 81
feriF Of poor accommodations
The scale Of prices on tho gar
monta gives tho operatives opp0riun-
ity % make good wages on piece work.
whlch rs tho way most OF our work
81 paid for We have n 6f-hour week
and the days work o. not very exact
ing. N We feel badly and 90 not want
90 pat IN the exact number ui hours
per day We can arrange otherwise.
This Is % great help fgf those who
are nos as strong Ra others Some
Of the girls make az high a. SIS per
week.
"a think that women are seeing the
advantage Of belonging 10 the unions
more and moro and We are constantly
getting now members Before many
years there will De none bot union
workers in the business"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15


Since the creation of the federal
union, England has been an almost
constant factor ia American politics
Hamilton was the friend 81 England
and Jefferson was a friend % France
We we're IN actual war with France
during the administration OF the cid.
or Adams, nhd q was then that old
Tom Truxiun performed a feat on the
quarterback 90 the Constellation srl-
gate agains. two French men.ofwar
which q Decatur, a Preble, a Perry, a
Porter, a Farragut, cr Dewey might
envy. Ia 1852 we engaged IN war
with England, and 10 was Ia urging as
10 that encounter that Clay, Webster
and Calhoun laid the foundations "
their immense parliamentary repu'
tatiOns. Jackson's victory was the
more glorious because it was a vic
tory over the English. For long years
and years England was cordially hated
by our people. Every Fourth OF July
Grafton was a philippe and a threat
against England. every American ora
Cor loved 90 twist the British Hons
tall, there was not "a day for nearly
malt a century that a war with Eng
land would not have been immensely
popular We sent John 9. Heenan 10
lick Tow Sayera. and though he made
rather poor work 10 90. We sincerely
believed tnat he accomplished a. and
{ Dragged about that prize fight more
/ than We dld Of the glorious day OF
Huena Vista How we dld glory IN
Paul Morphy. whom tho English chess
champion stanton. ran away from.
We were on the verge az war with
England several times u was "0i1
Blli' Allen then a democratic scna.
tlr from Ohio who gave the defiant
cry "5f 80 or Tight when we had the
dispute about the line between our
country aud the British possessions
at the northwest We stopped ah0rl
OF $3.50. aud we ava not fight There
was big row over the Maine bound.
ary which Webster managed 20 com
| pose without a war, mere were To-
Vulnerable disputes about the fisheries
and when an American commodore
took Mason and slldo.l on "a British
merchantmen there would have been
var, as certain as fate, but for the
eO0a sense of Abuham Lincoln and
the good Offices OF toe prince c0naoU.
/ There Us a deal of chimney -cOrner hlg-
tory regarding the presence rf Res.
sian naval squadron 10 New York har.
Dor during the war between the states
aud thousands OF men % average iu'
tcllIgeHce think Il uupairiotlc 20 qncs'
lion the assertion that bY that stroke
Z Russia intlmidaied England and pre-
vented her from interfering ia our
family fight nosh The British fleet
az Halifax alone could have sunk thc
entire Russian navy an hour after q
got IA gunahgt ol b. There are two
things that prevented England from
interfering one a majority Of the
English people sympathlzed With the
inofIh, pa aceount oi slavery and
those Of ihem who sympathiged with
ihn south believed that the south
believed taai the soulh would NOT
need ans help DO believe that .
Lord Palmerslon had supposed the
nrlh would prevail ho would have
picked q quarrel with lae Lincoln 40
ADMINISTRATION tnai would have made
war Inevitable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
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