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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
BIDDERS FOR CANAL BONDS.
ACTUAL AWARDS TO DE MADE
ON AUGUST I. .
One-Half Of the Issue Of $50, OOO. 900 win
Go TO Fisk q Robinson OF This CITY, Whc
VIII Place Them on the Market at lOA.A
Government Got Average OF lOA.

W AhC hD8uD ~ bDupOuVsVov WAN
Go 70 Fisk & Robinson Of This CITY, VINO
VIII Place Them on the Market at lOA
Government Got Average OF lO4
WARRINGTON, July 2l.-Secretary Shaw
to-day sent out notices to the sixty SUCCESS
full bidders for the $50, 900, 900 issue Of
Panama Canal bonds, telling them to de.
post by August / the premium on the
bonds for which they bid. Although some
Of the individual bidders are unknown TO
the Treasury officials, II lie taken for granted
that all the bids are bona fde, but the de-
post Of the premium will settle the ques-
ton definitely. The actual awards will
not be made until that date, and IL any OF
the bidders fail to make good their offers
ellotments will b Q made to the next highest
bidders. These will probably all fall within
the bid of Samuel Byerley Of 42s Central
Park West, New York, who bid 1903 .se7
for 5000, 900 and was allotted only 81, 1915, $50
Of that amount. He also has three other
bids Of a million each within the success
full line, the prices ranging from lo3.s75
Qne-half the entire issue will 60 to Fisk a
1o4.lO and -ios.s9 for blocks Of 5000 900
each. The Merchants National Bank Of
Philadelphia secured $4,000, 900 at loA.se,
that bank and Of Fisk 4 Robinson, after a
conference with Secretary Shaw, to-day
announced that the bonds held by them
would be put on the market at once at lo4.+o
and interest at 8 per cent. from August !,
hut as the bonds Themselves pay Q per cent.
the interest ia actually 1 per cent.
Outside the Philadelphia bank other
national banks throughout the country
will receive some 50 900 900 Of the loan, but
as Secretary Shaw has announced that all
banks that bid 108. so or over will be desig-
mated as national depositaries there will
probably be a demand for something like
q million OF the bonds from some banks
that submitted bids within that limit and
yet failed to secure allotments.
The average price received by the Gov.
eminent for the issue is about 1O4. The
lowest bid accepted was 100 1907, and the
highest 125. The latter was made by DR..
H. A. Dobson Of this city, who pays 325 for
a $40 bond, which will be number 1 Of the
Panama Canal bond series. The bonds will
be ready about August 1 or, II not, negoti-
able certificates will be issued temporarily
until the bonds themselves are delivered.
In case the purchaser is a national bank,
one-third OF the purchase price is to re-
main on deposit with the bank to the credit
OF the Government.
Secretary Shaw to-day announced the
banks to issue more Of their circulating
notes In the denomination OF IS in place
Of those Of higher denominations. Up to
to-day III banks have applied for $50 600 900
additional IS notes and this increase In the
volume of small bills Secretary Shaw be-
lieves will meet the demand which vii
arise In the movement Of the crops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
LAWYERS IN A SCRAP.
Caravan Smiles Elemental Somewhat
Harder Tha He should Have"

John T. Caravan, a lawyer. with offices
at 40 Chambers street. and Henry Blumen-
thai, a clerk in the law Office Of Nathan,
Leventritt Il Perham Of ~ William street,
had occasion to look over the same set Of
papers in the County Clerks office yester-
day morning. They got into a row and
things were quite lively when others in
the place separated them.
B!umenthal showed up in the Tombs
police court with a bruised eye. He wanted
a warrant for the arrest Of Caravan on a
charge of assault. Magistrate Mayo refused
to issue the warrant and had Caravan
summoned to the court by telephone. Blu
menthal said that Caravan was the cause
Of his discolored eye. Lawyer Caravan
said:
aThis man called me a liar and attempted
to strike me. became excited and chas-
tised him by slapping him in the face. I
was somewhat excited and / fear that l
slapped him harder than / should have"
Il think you both are excited now" said
the Magistrate. |My advice to both OF
you is to shake hands and forget 1t. How
ever, / will parole Mr.. Canavan and adj
journ the case until Tuesday 90 that Mr..
Rlumenthal may get some witnesses. Per-
haps he viii have claimed down some By
tuesday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
CHICAGO MONEY MARKET FIRM.
Rates Rule From D LIZ to q Per Cen
-Amplc Funds in Interior.

CHICAGO, July 21.-The local money
market has shown further strength this
week. Deposits are running off a little
and the general demand Is described as
strong. Thus the market occupies q firm
position as it approaches the period Of
the year when funds are in the greatest
demand.
Rates rule from So to 9 per cent. and
concessions are now made with less fire.
quency than heretofore. AS yet there
has been very little call upon this centre
for money preparatory to moving the
crops, nor have the packers or cattle in
terests been heavy borrowers. but as an
offset to this the receipts Of grain have
been large and much earlier than formerly.
Several million dollars has been loaned
on wheat during the past week or ten days,
one Of the banks placing Yearly 1900, 600
ut Q per cent. for sixty days.
However, with all the strength thus
shown there is one factor which is at least
not consistent with the theory Of a monetary
etringenoy when the crops begin to move.
This is found in the fact that local banks
have withdrawn from the commercial
paper market and brokers are obliged to
sell the greater part OF their supply to
banks OF the interior. The latter are said
to take these offerings very readily, and
the incident at least suggests that they
must have ample reserves or they would
needed for the crops in their respective
communities later on.
The same is said to be true Of the cattle
country, where stockmen have been able
to secure funds for some time at lower rates
than could be obtained here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Cumberland Corporation Sells Notes.

The Cumberland Corporal ion, the new
holding company for the Clinchield Coal
Company, owner Of 300 acres Of coal lands
In Virginia and West Virginia, the stock
Of the South and Western Railway and a
block Of the Seaboard Company stock, has
been capitalized with SIS. 900, 900 0 per cent.
preferred stock, all paid in, s25, 900, 600 COM
mon stock and SIS, zoo, 900 six year S per cent.
notes. Tho New York Trust Company is
trustee. The notes are issued to complete
the South and Western Railway to a con-
ne.tion with the Seaboard Air Line at
Rutherfordton, NC. The new construction
will give the company l07 miles Of road and
permit It through the Seaboard to find a
new outlet for its coal. The notes have
been sold to Blair & Co., Speyer d Co. and
the Old Colony Trust Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
AGAINST COLGATE HOYT.
Mlnins Venture That Turned Out to No
bOdy's Satisfaction.

bOdy'S satisfaction.
Supreme Court Justice Belts decided
yesterday that Colgate Hoyt, the banker;
must pay $l3S,713 to Edward Blewett,
Frederick W. and John M. Wilmans and
Leigh Hunt for claims held by them arising
out Of a mining deal years ago in the State
q Washington. Charles Colby was also q
partner in the deal, but declined to Join o. q
plaintiff.
Back in the EOS, according to the evil
dence, Colgate gave a SITS 900 bond to secure
the claimants. the bond being charged
against the earnings Of the mining prop
erty in question. The plaintiffs sued be-
cause the conditions of the bond were not
lived up to. they not having received any
thing out Of the mines earnings.
hoyt's defence was that the mine had
proved Improbable, and that therefore
ne was not bound to pay anything. He
SAID that he had lost a great deal Of money
on the mine.
Justice Belts finds that the plaintiffs we're
entitled 10 an accounting from Hoyt, which
they never got, and that as Hoyt ceased 10
aeve'op the property, as he had agreed to
90 under the bond, and had permitted the
property, in which the plaintiffs held an
interest, TO be sold out he must reimburse
tthen, a. he contracted I o do when he signed
ee oohd. Hoyt will appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
LONDON FINANCERS WORRY.
npop IN CONSOLS ADDS TO THE
MARKETS UNEASINESS.
.-u,or. Tnat nm Important House Ia IN
trouble Revived and Promptly Denied
-Russlan Troubles Not Accepted ~
satisfactory Explanation OF situation.
s,,tti cable Despatch to THE SUN

SpnaiI cable Despatch 10 TIL SUN.
roypos, JUL al Pessimism In London
a,,ncial circles increased throughout the
@aek and Yesterdays drop Of nearly a full
,oint in ~consols caused almost a panioky
Ealing on the exchange. The air Is full Of
.o-oalled explanations aside from the OBJ
.Iors one Of Russia's great crisis. 1t Ia
,ointed out that this scarcely fits The itu-
..t,on otherwise Paris. which is more deeply
,nyolved. would be more seriously affected.
There was a persistent revival yesterday
q, a cjrcumstan,ial report Of the difficulties
NJ an important house In connection with
tbe issue Of the last Russian loan. This
mat with the most emphatic denial by the
governor of the Bank of England and repre-
sentatiyes Of other banks which 1t was said
had been applied to for assistance. tn Is
wo,ld seem to settle the matter and the only
renly Is that Of certain cynical hnanciers,
rbo say that it would be the duty OF these
bankers to issue denials so long as a posi-
bility existed of averting a crisis. There
"a not a scrap Of definite evidence to support
these rumors. but the present danger Is that
the mere persistence Of false reports may
bring disaster.
The latest fall on consols cannot be ao-
counted for by the liquidation Of fire in
n,rance companies anent the San Fran
cisco losses. On the other hand there Is
nothing known in the political world to cause
0 slump,
The whole financial world continues to
lose confidence in the present British Gov
eminent, from which my folly in the adj
ministration Of affairs within the empire
Is expected. Information from South Africa
shows that the resentment among English
men against the Campbell. Bannerman Min
Istry has reached a point bordering on dis
loyalty, and it is beginning to be limited that
Great Britain will lose South Africa unless
she so modifies her policy as to take the
interests of the colonies into consideration.
1t ia Russia, however, which ia the chief
cause of apprehension at the present mo-
nent. Information from all sources has
led to the abandonment of hope that the
Gar might AVE sufficient common sense
to create a ministry from among the Con-
stitutional Democrats in the Duma. The
latest suggestion that the present Duma be
dissolved and an election with universal
suffrage ordered causes ne revival Of con-
nuence' lne SZdT b cynical TepTodcn 10
Count Witte for not bringing pressure to
bear on the electors in choosing the present
Duma is sufficient indication of what will
happen if a new election is held.
Moreover, if the present Duma is dis
missed a revolutionary outbreak is inevitable,
and this will give the Car ample excus for
the abrogation Of a decree calling new
Nobody will venture a prophecy
about anything Russian, and few now
venture to hope with any confidence that
civil wal will be averted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
HELP W~ANTED-MALE,

THE FOLLOWING R FOR MEN WHO WANT
TO LOCATE PERMANENTLY WITH Al COM
PANIES WITH A GOOD FUTURE ASSURED.
ASK FOR MR.. SHERWoop. )iAPGooDS, 307
BROADWAY, N. y. T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. designer; excep.
tionaily bright future; salary 81. 800.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT liin N Ar an oppoStI-
ter salary. Salary 81. 200 81. 500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; with consulting
engineer; position that has q future to II. Salary,
$500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man who has
pay al least 5000 1900 with Al house. Salary
$500 to start.
ENGlNEER-Civil: 9 good permanent PROPOSE 4.
ton with q large company: man can make. this
position what he will. Salary, 81 500 70 start.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
! IRON AVID, STEEL.
Active Conditions IN Pig Iron Markets I'm.
p~fecedented OUTPUT or steel.

p~fecedented Output pr steel.
The last week was remarkable for activity
In home and foreign pig iron markets. Heavy
buying Of foundry iron began In the Eastern
and Western distributing centres early In the
week and held to good records till the close Of
business on Saturday, The lull ended quickly
upon the publication Of sound reports as to
crops which were set forth by the railroads
and boards Of trade. The aulckenlng Of
the domestic pig iron markets effected q
strengthening Of several foreign markets.
A number Of important British iron makers
anticipate considerable orders from this
side Of tho water within q few days. As a
matter Of fact. a number Of goodly sized
orders lave been taken within a few days
by English iron masters for several grades
Of iron to be consumed at tidewater parts
Of the Middle and Eastern States. As the
larger consumers sense the situation there
10 the certainty OF demand overrunning
supplies for several grades OF foundry iron.
Consumption is exceedingly large and stocks
In the hands of meters are very small. Trade
conditions are shaping forth In ways which
presage advancing prices.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
More Orders for Lake Ships In Sight.

CHICAGO, July Although no more
contracts for new boats were announced
soday there are more in sight, and one
or two more may be ordered before the end
OF the month.
The rush for new tonnage the last two.
months has been almost phenomenal, all
records being broken. In that time lake
oullaers nave booked contracts for twenty
Hihe ships, nearly all OF the largest type.
Inc ~sh'pyards have about all the work
'hey can handle until next spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
New Rolling Mill for Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-The southwestern
lection Of the city is to have a new and
important industry. The American Rolling
sni Corporation has bought a site and will
omld a large rolling mill. The lind was
aEqulred from Ms. Chs rles p. Taft of Gin
n nran1atl for .s2oo,oo0. John H. Palmer is
Psesident of the company and is at the
m man o! the project. II is proposed to
employment to from 400 to 500 hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

creditors petition in bankruptcy has been
filed against william Wooster. doing business
as the william Wooster Bicycle Company,
wholesale dealer in bicycles and automobile
supplies at 10 Barclay street.
A creditors petition In bankruptcy has been
6led against Max Sedenstok manufacturer
Of embToideries at l62 Bleockos streeS. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
New Zinc Company incorporated.

e. ALBANY, July 2l.-The United States Zinc
Company Of New York was Incorporated
with the Secretary Of State to-day to
manufacture and treat zinc ores. The
capital is 81, 100 900 and the directors are
Graham Summer, Barton Sewell, S. r, Gug-
genheim, Norris Guggenheim and j. n.
Steele Of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
ANTHRACITE GAINING MARKETS
Soft Coal Strikes Give Hard Coal OPERATOR
Entry Into New Territory.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, July 21,-The prolonged
idleness caused by strikes in the soft coal
regions this year has resulted in the capture
Of markets which will annually increase the
output of anthra cite 10000, 900 tons, accord
ing to statements of operators here.
The fact that the anthracite market was
overrun 9.oO0. 900 ton by the operators in
anticipation Of a strike this summer and
that there is little coal in the storage yards
now L. taken as conclusive evidence that
hard GOAL Is making big inroads on the
bituminous business.
The strike in many Of the soft GOAL dis
tricts has enabled hard GOAL dealers to re-
capture markets which they lost in the big
strike Of 1902 and previous strikes extend
ing back twenty-five years, and they CON-
idently oount on holding the new trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Chicago Telephone Co. Reduces Rates.

CHICAGO. July 2l.-The Chicago Tele-
phone Company to-day ammo noed a re-
duction in rates on two olasses Of service
Beginning on August 1 the charges for
private switohboards will be reduced SO
per sent. This affects 1900 subscribers
having $500 telephones. The other cut
is in measured service. the charge for 600
calls being reduced from SIS to 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Gardner EngineeringC Co.
1876 Liberty Street.
New York.

WANTED-Bond salesman to
sell railroad bonds. Exceptional
opportunity for u good man. Elk
perience not necessary. Address
Lock Box 2O57, New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Assessed on Their Federal Bank Stock

Assessed on Their Federal bank Stock.
An omnibus judgment was entered In
the County Clerks office yesterday by
Knecland, La Fetra q Glaze, attorneys for
Leo Schlesinger, receiver Of the Federal
Bank, against lOi stockholders in the bank
for their liability up to 100 per cent. as
stockholders In the hank. The total amount
Is 1850, 600 and se,4s2 costs. Among them
are David and Louis r. Rothschild, Ss5, 900;
Henry Fraser, William M. Woods aud Robert
A. Doolittle, s6s, 500; Lewis Haase, SIC, 900;
Hyman Stof, IS, 600; Lizzie Carraway Nash,
$1,000; Henry M. Gcldfogle. 1880, and
james 2. March. $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

A REWARD Of q. 600 for the present address in
America of Henry Pollcxfcn, son of Capt. Pollex-
fen, who was murdered recently. In London; also
suitable reward for Spanish gold piece bearing
av. yesterday. JOHN COX. Waldorf Astoria,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
INCOMING
Ry MarconI Wireless.

S. Cedric for New York was 100 miles cost OF
Nantucket 1ightship at go a. NJ, yesterday.
SIS yaderlAnd for New York was 100 miles south.
east OF Sable Island at 7:S5 A, N.
So Potedsm. for New YoIk was seventy miles
south Of Sable Island at kto .. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE HELENA LIGHT 4 RAILWAY co.
A3.49 Exchange Place.

A dividend Of ny on the preferred stock Of the
Company. payable July slst' 1909 70 Stookhoiders
Board Of Directors for the quarter ending June
S0th, 1908.
The transfer books Of the Company will be closed
at 500 p. NJ, July Esd, and reopened August LIST, 1905.
GEO. W. BUNNELI. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Arrived SATURDAY. July

Arrived SATURDAY. July Il.
SIS Etrur,a, Liverpool July Il.
SIS LANDAU City, Swansea, July I.
SIS Clara, Palermo, June 30.
SIS Seneca, Algters, June 20.
SIS Esperanza, Havana. July H..
SIS GrseciA, San Martha, July IL.
SIS 50 Quentin. River Plate. July s.
So Coamo, San Juan, July II.
Sc Yoruba, Havana, July II.
IS Hugoma. Porto Rloo, July II,
SIS Tennyson. Barbados, July 10, -
Ss San Marcos, Galveston. July IL.
IS FL Monte. New Orleans. July 10.
So George Farwell, Jacksonville, July Is.
IS City OF Macon, Savannah. July Is.
SIS ArapAhoe, Charleston. July 10.
SIS Oregonisn. Philadelphia, July 20.
SIS Monroe, Norfolk, July 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

18TH ST, s EAST-Desirshis rooms with modern
oonveniences, permanently or transientiy: refer.
enoeS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
"HUMAN FLY" DEAD AT so.
Man Who Originated Ceiling Walking
Generation Ago.

MADISON, Wis, July 21.-Charles Bliss,
known a generation ago as the human
fly" died here to-day. He was 80 years old.
Bliss originated the trick Of walking on
ceilings.
He was born in Bavaria, Germany, and
travelled for years with the Dan Rice shows.
At one time he and five Sons and three
daughters we're all performers with the
same circus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

MONARCH NC MINING co.
I ~. n..k, eaqF! D 3 Su M.ss s q ins SpIIs,!0n s,,a az.
plant for by.product. feldspar and quartz, we
offer shares Of stock at only r.,
25c. PER SHARE =.
This Is not a stock ~ bbIng scheme, but a live.
going. honest business enterprise. counting lnyes
%tlgatlon. and promising large dividends. Send
THE MONARCH MICA MINING CO..
$50 Nassau st. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

PORTLAND CEMENT never In such demand.
1905 production worth upward 30 Million Dollars.
Shortage of IA Million Barrels on years production.
tM une Of fpsoSRfsTrifAHBR CEMENT a great tan and growing
industry; KANSAS cEnENT best
BRICK SHALE and NATURAL GAS LAND In fam
Gus KANSAS CEMENT AND A BELT. Our de
post cement Toeh s1f,,e,ent e run our plant, go
offered at soc. per share. cash or instalment pay
ments.. Buy now before big advance soon 70 be
with our free gas fuel will earn 81. $50 daily. In.
teresting CEMENT FACTS and PROSPECTUS sent
on request. GUTHRIE MOUNTAIN GOA d
CEMENT COMPANY. SIS Hall Bldg. Kansas City,
Missouri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE .

NIStArrRs ALMANAC THts DAY.
ia rises. ..t42I Sun sets. .7:.,l Moo set,.. s:il
RfoH vArsR THI' DAY.
yas ~ Hook. .7:27, 1oy. Islam 4. $50 Hell Gate. . .e.52
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
HELP wANrED-FEMALE.


FANCY FEATHERS-Good hands on fancy
feathers: steady work, good pay. FUCKER 4
JOSEPHY. 7l5-717 Broadway.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-08
TELEPHONE
IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS SEC
TON ARE EXTENSIVE.
Both Companies Are Spending Large
Sums and Extending Lines
Conduits.

Many Improvements are being made
by both telephone companies in city
and surrounding country. The Home
Telephone company is spending $780,
600 In the city and 100000 in west
Kentucky. The Improvements under
way embrace both the service at the
exchanges and extensive outside addi-
tons and changes.
The East Telephone company at
present employs los men and so wo-
men. Its lines are being extended
over all the surrounding country so
that the farmer in his home may tele-
phone anywhere.
The Home Telephone company now
has underground conduits extending
from the exchange on North Fifth
street out Kentucky avenue to Ninth
street, across TO Broadway and out
Broadway for some distance. Under
ground wires rarely become deranged
and any trouble can be located exactly
by delicate instruments at the ex-
change Offices. They also increase the
appearance of streets and make fire
fighting easier.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-08
BROADWAY CURBS
TO Be REPAIRED
Contractors Representative
Is Making Effort.
The Board Of Works VIII Consider
This nj the Session To-
day.
OTHER CITY ROUTINE MATTERS

The board of public works will
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock and
take definite action towards repairing
the curb and gutter on Broadway
from Fifth to Ninth street. Two
weeks ago the board gave the con-
tractors, the Anchor Roof ami Paw
ing company. of Evansville, Ind, I'M
til August to begin work. but moth
Ing has yet been done.
Mr.. c. +. Jennings Is the local
agent for the company and Is negoti-
ating with concrete men to repair
the defects. Mr.. Robert Boswell ex-
examined the specifications this
morning in City Engineer l.. A.
Washington Office. and will make
Mr.. Jennings a bid on the work 9th
err concrete men are expected TO hid,
and the company is putting forth eY-
cry effort to have the repairing begin
at once. The matter will come before
the board this afternoon. and II Mr..
Jennings has not come TO some salts
factory agreement with concrete men
the board will take the matter In
charge. do the work Itself. and
charge 1t to the contractors who are
still under a maintenance bond.
The matter OF accepting a bond
from Thomas Bridges Sons. for the
work on curbs, cutters and pave
ments on Jefferson from Fourteenth
10 Nineteenth street will come up.
City Engineer l.. A. Washington
will have reports relative to street
improvement work and the remain
der of the business will be routine.