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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
SCOFIE[D
PASSES AWAY

Gen Hiram Rcafiold. Union
soldier IN the civil war and vide.
B known lawyer af Iowa. died a
tho home Of hla daughter Mfa
Charles e Patterson. 1916 Golum
biu e.. last uisht AZ The age OF II
years. Death WIS caused by old
axe aud Il general breakdown Of the
system
Gen. geoneld was resident Of
Washington. IA. but visited hia
daughter in Seattle many times in
The past rs yeara He had a great
fondneaa Tor books and had col.
lection Of mere than 10000 vol
mnea. ia addition ta hia law library
Ito WAS given generals commits
sion for distinguished services AZ
colonel commanding "a regiment n
shiloh. at which time he was badly
wounded
Gen. seoneid leaves a widow.
Amelia u aoaneld. and two dnuRh
tore Clara J.. wife Of Charles e
Patterson. sud Cora l.. huafloid
now la Seattle Tho body will be
efomaiud
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Will PREVENT WASTE OF
MONEY BY THE COUNCIL MEN

spectators setting options ON
every available piece of property in
the locality Ia Witch the city e.
likely % desire tho property. AZ
soon as che fact leaks out
The tendency 81 the council 20
PLAY favorltga among thnae offering
to sell land 10 the eity was best
illustrated Ia ia roceat action IN
voting "a buy blocks $50 and asl
Seattle Tidelanda There were four
different offers 1T property Co the
citH. one by spafkman A Mclean.
one hy az A 4 Minton. one hy J.
y. McElroy, ex.preaccuting attorney
of kine county. aud the offcr Of
Hooks ESQ and sal ht D. ". hali
and West a Wheeler. All
the parties except the owners
% block $50 aud ssi were present az
the meeting and were personally
known 10 meat Il tbs councilman
present None of them were called
on however. m reference e. their
offer 0ue uf them. J. r. MeflraY
handed one of the cauncllmcn "a
memorandum offering e. rvaaer hia
,siee 10 ucoeaaary. but 80 attention
ives paia o. II. the councilman not
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even taking the trouble 10 read u
until after the vote 60 make ho
purchaao had been taken.
Tho property offered pY Spark
man s Mclean are lots o, E, p end
s. hloek 3. tudkha addition. loeat-
ga ON Elahth av near Charles, The
price asked was ss0,oeo. Property
not ah we'll located has herH Hnli
recently az the figure asked for by
them ~. Mintan offered 60 sell
lots g s and 4 block gle Seattle
Tidelanda. for $4,000. THIS offer
vas also ON che basis 90 the pre-
valine figure for property Ia that
locality All OF these offers Wero
treated with acant gaaftcaf.
Win the power % buY an the
lands Tor the uae ~ the city vested
Ia the board af public works such
a proceeding wenid be Impossible,
as the mayor. whose hppolHirca the
members are. wuuld be ahle Go check
any tendency ta extravaganza ON
their part while the proceedings ~
an executive body ~ three members
would guarantee secrecy SO as ~
prevent any speculation at The
pity'a expense.
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CAPT. LUNDQUlST
SERIOUSLY HURT

Capt Liniaulst. 81 l. II Gray a
Co.'S steamer Rainier. had a YrrN
naTruw escape from a serious ncci.
dent she other dag. while the Rat
niar was lylnn az the Pacific Coast
company'a bankera. Capt lind
auist WIS going aboard the Rainier
about O'Clock ia the evening when
be- miasod his footing and foil about
10 feet GA the deeh of tho vessel
Re vas picked up unconscious.
After an examination hY the sur
Evuu u vas found two ribs we're
broken ant The captain refused g.
50 % a hospital and ia htili aboard
his vessel. and the physician states
that IL was uuiy on account OF his
wonderful constitution and
physique that be o. able 10 b. about
attending 20 lis duAea
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Resolve Second
a Per CT. i in,f1ss' on

One dollar opens an account. Interest be-
gins on the first OF each month Deposits
made on or before the sth draw interest for the
entire month.
Out-of-town readers are reminded that de-
posts may be sent by mail with every GER
tainty OF prompt attenton-and At no more
expense or trouble than if YOU lived right here
in Seattle and paid car fare TO bring the deposit
TO the bank.
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Shall the charter be amended sa
that the power ca purchase land To-
h used for municipal purposeH aud
Il sell laHd which the city does not
uecd. shall be vested La the board
Of PUBLIC works. subject TO the an
prevail of the mas on. instead uf the
city eounellf Those familiar with
the purchase and sale of lands hy
the city during the last few years
unhesiaungly answer Ia tho affirm.
alive.
The almost invariahlc rule under
the present system has hoen that
land sold by the eitY has hcen dis.
posed OF at a little below The mar.
ket price. while land purchased has
been bought Just a little above the
figure which private parties could
have soften Il Tor.
Here Are the Reasons.
This Is due e two reasons. first.
to the desire az some ef the city
fathers Ga benefit their friends. as
long as this can BE- done without
any expense "a themselves, second.
the publicity 81 the proceedings in
the council which results In few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
CHURCH CAREER
Is ENDED

The nuai services tn fha FIRST n.
- chafch. THIRD nns Marion. before
the haliatnE iH torn down a. make
room fuf atYsrra pr eefe cua-
Quoted yesterday The soinmaltf as
the occasion whs marked - as ALL
aar rally The paHfpf. Hry IS. II
W neer preached nfrauE nafuiuisa
both morning and evening. 81 tire
latter service taking fef his ~ih=
scot The nleHost r.aai 1n Seattle. e
ara fpf he tent The food hath saHf
81 BE heart there = no gad-
The discourse ives enc eombafiua
- ashsisui. ana declared the rnaHifvaz
tniiun ~ creation % be al tucnna
iFgvsFtibis argument saf rupfsfne
deity
An nla landmark disappears uifh
ihls church. Il having stood snsna
1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
A Prosperous Year

This year. Just closing. has h.esu
one ~ grand success for the Ger.
man Savings. building 4 Loan As
ISOLATION. and the cuuins year
promises ~ be even more success.
tat No office rcut. no clerk hire.
90 bigh aaiagiud officials 70 con.
sumo the earnings from fheif loans
which are made only oh improved
real estate. are The main features
% their success Further infnrma.
tinu ulli b. Kffcn by Chaa 0anef.
Gerf-. sle bailey building 80
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as1..wnrfE wk1arlaa ise


.2.Qge yards 90 uks. white fancy
:. waistings' 10 al new weaves.
The cdinlsk season will virtu.
ally. be 4 white goods sea.
son" Tho greatest bargain
opportunity a. only the big
Store" can give. and at the
commencement OF the season
too. good values at CSC yard.
now 50 at ..............1Jc
CSC TABLE NAPKINS acc.
Table Napains In the IS size.
pure bleached. dainty designs,
at &C dozen, they are good
value; TO close the lot out we
offer them for .....s...3 9c
i5e HoNEYcoms TOWEL ioe.
Extra large size. pure white
hOneycomb face Towel. meas
ures 24x4s inches. this Is a very
heavy quality and Is very alb
sorbent
Toe COTTON BElzE sac.
Double width cotton Belize
suIting IA all the pretty gray ef-
feots IN the newest plaid de-
signs. these have the appear
ance Of wool aud will wear and
wash perfectly.
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HAS BEEN RECTOR
FOR 10 YEARS

Yesterday REV II II Gowsn Gel.
obfatol the tenth anniversary Of
hia coming "a Seattle a. rcol0ry 81
Tsuly parish lie read the uu
nual PASTORAL letter % the eongfe
CATION at the morning service. IN
which be summed up The years
work
The services throughout the day
we're IT = fpHtai character. with "a
0rsau recital at I D "a. given -
W. ] 4 butler
In the evening a special musical
service. selections from the Mes
slab. was given hy the full choir.
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$500 TOURIST COATS FOR s9.95.

sc inches loose style
paids mixtures
be had
the bis~tore only during she Great Clearing Monday
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Clearance Sale of DOmeSticS
&C CALICO 4e.

&c CALICO &c.
Good dark figured Calico. US.
ual width. fast colorH, suitable
for house gowns or comfort COW
erinRs.
Q i-5o ROLLER ToWELiNo Sc.
Good strong hleaehed cotton
dice pattern roller Toweling. rs
inches wide. neat red border
45e TABLE DAmAsk CSC.
C6-inch full bIoached Table
Damask In a good strong dur.
able quality. good designs. cas-
ily Numbered.
si.75 PURE LONG CLOTH sf.2s
~ yard bolts OF English Long
Cloth. beautiful soft quality. tho
nicest material for fine summer
underwear.
pc BLEhcHEp sHEETINo f7e
Pure Bleached sheetlng. the
width for double beds, the kind
that n easily Numbered end
wears well.
Q t.3c BLEAcnEo MUSLIN Sc.
Full yard wido bleached Mus
I'm in a nice soft quality. suit
able for children'B underwear,
etc.
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ALASKA SNOW COVERED.

Steamer abenkat arrived fresh
val8ss yesterday afternoon with
large shipment 81 mau Capt
enfaFur rcrafta that TIE weather
D. very cold 81 The North and that
there ia mnch Snow The vessel 10
60 receive slight ovefhaallnn and
then 10 hhrk 81 tie nnrih
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sIa.so TOURIST COATS FOR $3.50

81 inches long loose ouepeco back checks and mixu
thread wool IN light and dark shades velvet collar
up cuff patch pockets fly front double breasted
ruatchable. Great Clearing Sale price quoted
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Yo0 CAN'T BtAT Us UNIts5

Oriental uEiiiard ana Pool parlnf.
itta Third a. sAve elsht nes Ia
bies. and the eniY sNte pnal table
IN the city go
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August, 1905, claim No. 1914
sV.oV to Jersey City Supply Cofpna, ],
Ior Kerosene oil, Wayne streAt stphlos
August. @ l906, claim No. 1SaS. aoie'
eo 4oy 1 to Jersey City Supply Conf,a NJ
m na,a ana Trident meters, Meter
1Sa4 81 'aieala august, 1906, claim No.
Charge Water Account. a. 8 q.
The foregoing were each sen.,..o,.
ssaopsed s by the following vote on "a sssl ca1l
Ior the ayes and nay:-- ~ eai'
Nolsn lyssPRoommlssi9ners Bonn Berry, Knox
sgN,an, Na Ro%oney and President Hauek
: The Committee on publ;c p,,,,s..
ing tne soiioW'
Resolved, That permission ba .aa !,
NEEDY NEEDY granted to the United Hoiv
sts1 same oociet,es to hold religious deInor;s.
snsratlon n u Htmilton Park, on Sundsv
0e."per soabs a, IyU6, subject to such res,
tforities my desire to establish ~ az
Resolved. That the Chiaf Enr,
be and is hereby directed to nrans y, tiass',
submit at the next meeting of th;s Roa.i anJ
specifications for. toilet rooms ~ ,.',lai,a oalu
parks Of this city. " puDlie
Resolved, That $500 be maid j NJ.
Beach and Bray for rents Of D;stric; I.,
Sour5s Ssa 5of fseptem ,Ar October and Noye1n-
Charge District Court Rentals
Resolved. That $50 be paid u y.m.,
z. Hall. Inc. FOR white sand, Afsrv Imcs Rnes
son Park. August. 1896. claim ~ 81 c1E
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80 WILLIAM D. EDWARDS. Trustee under
the will of Gecle Tonnsle. decd. Adelaide
j. Mitchell. widow; Laurent s. Mitchell,
Charles A. Mitchell, -Alics Mitchell, his Wife,
Adelaide GiambaIvos Joseph Gianhalvo. her
husband; Cecilia Stevens, James Stevens, her
husband; Francis s Wetnere. Laura Y.
lei Lockwood. her husband; Ida " Van Nuyse.
James Van Nuyse, her husband; Margaret
Joseph Longinotto, Margaret Isonginotso his
wife; Charles Longinotto. Mary Longinotto,
his wifs; Hazel Burger, infant; EIcise Bur-
ger, Infant; Mary Tonnele, widow: LauFent
J. Tonnele, Lille Tonnele. his wife; John T.
Gedney Mary SAdney, mis- wife; Joseph B.
Louisa Rathert, John r Ensenroth. tenants
You are herssy notified that at a public sale
made by the city collector of Jersey City. on
the the sum of eight hundred ana thirty
land and reas estate situats ia jersey ss,g
City, in the County Of Hudson and state u
New Jersey, fronting on Canbridss avenue,
which l. laid down and designated rs Lot a,
in Block IA, upon an assessment map an
nexed TO a report number 81, made by the Com
OF Adjust ment'' appointed in and
County of Hudson, certified copy OF which
report and map was filed in the office of She
OF February, 1893. said report and map end
said sale being mads pursuant to the provia~
ions OF act Of the Legislature of New Isf-
sey, passed March 80, 1885. enttleds-
.'An Aet concerning the settlement AMI col
lection Of arrearages OF unpaid taxes assess
meDts and water rates or water rents Ii cit
les Of this State. and imposing and leyyins
tax. assessment and lien in Heu and In
stead Of such arrearages and to enforce the
payment thereof. and to provide for ths sais
OF lands subjected to future taxation and as
sessment."
And the several supplements thereto
Aud you are rufths- notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in said land and
real estate. and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed, as provided in said
acts before the expiration OF six months from
and after the service hereof, deed for tht
and Aldermen or Jersey City, the fee simple
Of said land and real estate according to th6
provisions OF the said act
Dated Jersey City, N. J.. October tst, 1895.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
M NJ EAGAN.
Mayor.
Attssss
tsaie NO. eSska
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Guiding screenings. per ton. 81 80
About 500 tons of stone which win
pass through l l1Asineh ring.


About 500 tons of stone which win
pass through a 11a-ineh ring
they being the lowest bidder, and the
Cooperation Attorney be and is hereby
directed to prepare and have executed
the necessary contract for the same
Resolved, That the contract for the
furnishing and delivering Of six or more
horses in accordance with specifications
on ME in the Office of the Clerk of this
Board, be and is hereby awarded to Cy-
rps Rheims. at the price named in his
bid, namely, S260 each, be beng the low
est bidder, and the Corporation Attorney
pc ana Is hereby directed 10 prepare and
hays executed the necessary contract Tor
the same.
~ Resolved That dating from October
nrst proxirno the salary of carpenters
u the employ CT this Board be and is
hereby fixed at $4 per day when en-
Resolved, That s1d0.33 be paid to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., final ac-
count Of contract No 1912, for improve
menf OF Bergen avenue, from Communi-
paw avenue to Fairmount avenue.
Charge Special Street Account this
Improvement
Resolved. That S352. rs be paid ,zaa-
gan Iron Works on account of 0s1tract
NO 1869, for furnishing and delivering
spet .al castings.
Charge Special Street Account. July
szlZ.oo, August SHOPS, Supplies.
Resolved. Chat $14S.50 be paid to Fa-
No. 1868, for furnishing and delivering
special castings
Charge Special Street Account, Aug
ust, Supplies.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to Mar
I'm 4. Quinn for services as Street Clean
lhg Commissioners, September. 1856,
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning
Resolved, That Sc 0e paid to Thos.
harrington Sons Co, for paving brick,
si Street Department. June, 1906, claim No.
9 Charge Special Street Account. June.
:, Resolved, That S165. 80 be paid to Jas.
e Hail. Inc. for 1S" vitrifed pipe, Pre-,
vost street, August, 1906. claim No. S14
:. Charge Special Street Account this
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a cail
Tor the ayes and nays
Ayes: es:-Commissioners Berry, Knox.
nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays:-None,
eoi Inc same Committee presented the
;, Resolved. That $500 be paid to James
r. Mckee for services as sewer inspec-
tor, November, 1876, claim No 4eg
19O4-'5. anu t'as'ns'
It was adopted by the following To.s
on a call for the ayes and nays
Ayes:-C Commissioners Nolan. Rooney
and President Hauck.
I Nays:-Commissioners Berry and
The. same Committee presented the
Whereas, Request has been heretofore
made 10 the Board of Finance for q sun,
sunlcient to repair Monticello ayenue.
between Communipaw avenue and Fair,
mount avela1e; also Fairmount avenue
iioni bergen avenue to east side of Mon
tlcello avenue. which such sum does NOT
include the. .paralleling of the present
sewer in said street; and
Whereas The present sewer is made
quate for the purposes for which If was
constructed, and by reason thereof has
caused annoyance and nuisance to the
Resolved, That by reason of complain
week ending September "a, 1906, unde
the following findings be and are hereb
directed to cancel of record charges no
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

The COMMITTEES on Municipal Lighting
presented the following -
Resolved, That the United Electric GO.
n. ", or It's successors, be and is hereby
authorized to place additional are lights
as hereinafter designated payment fer
same to be made at the rate Of $97 40
each per annum from date of placing of
same, and that the Clerk of this Board
be and is hereby directed to certify a
copy Of. this resolution to the said com
pany, the Lamp Inspector having certi-
tied that the limit of expenditure for the
current fiscal year will not be exceeded
thereby
Two arc lights on Long street.
On arc light at or near 246 Ocean
avenue
The erection of any and all poles rem
dered necessary by the placing of the
lights afore enumerated and designated
to constitute no right OF the company to
maintain said poles after the time limit
Of contract has expired. and the COM
pany in accepting of the provisions of
this resolution evidenced by the placing
Of the lights herein authorized therein
agrees to remove such poles at any time
that this Board by resolution expresses
It's desire therefor, unless the consents of
aputtIng property owners shall in each
case have been heretofore obtained for
Resolved, That 500 be paid to John
Boyd for services as Lamp Inspector.
September, 1906, claim No. S71.
Charge Street Lighting.
Ihc foregoing were each separately
ADOPTED by the following vote on call
FOR the ayes and nays
Ayes - Commiss sioners Berry Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Naysi--Nane.
The Committee on New Water WorAs
presented the following
Resolved That $333.33 be paid TO Car
wood Ferris for services as Supervising
Engineer, New Water Works, Septem-
ber 1906, claim 40. PAT.
Charge Water Account New Water
Works.
1t was adopted by the following vote
on call for the ayes and Nays
Ayes-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays:--Nohe.
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the following -
Resolved That Plumbers Licenses be
and are hereby granted to Hugh French.
Matthew I. Maloney, Joseph A. Red
mond, John Coppinger, William c.
Weber. NJ f. Layerty, Joseph Tetiow,
j. Depenbrock, Henry Beck, to make
connections with the water mains in
Jersey City; also to do general plumb
ing, when they file the required bonds
in the office of the Permit Clerk.
Resolved, That a warrant in the sum
Of SIS be paid to w. e. Thorne Agent,
such sum representing a duplicate pay
mcnt of water rents for the year 1906
on property situate Block 34T, Lot /, NO.
243 Railroad avenue, payments having
been made on June 2, 1905, and June 13,
1906, respectively.
Charge Water Account. A. & q.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid TO the persons named
respectively for services rendered al
commissioners and Clerks, for month
ending September 80. 1906, amounting
in the aggregate to 81 ,243.35
! and investigation thereon, made for the
, and by direction of the Water Assessor.
= confirmed, and the said officer is hereby
W shown on registers as herein indicated;
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Resolved That s550.3s be paid to
Fagan Iron Works, on account of con-
tract No. 1863, for furnishing and de-
livering special castings.
Charge Water Account, A. and %.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
General superintendent, etc, for month
ending September 80, 1875. amounting in
the aggregate to 1856.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
Water Registrar, etc. for month ending
September 80, 1906, amounting in the ag-
eregate to $3,474.97.
Resolved, That warrant be ordered
drsaw wn upon, the City Treasurer In favor
of that officer, to be deposited to the
credit of October, 1906, Interest,"
On water, $43, ,I50.00
$3.50, 100000 5% bonds, due
April I, 1916 .S14. $50 90
s1,175. 10000 AZ bonds, due
Appilo y pdno !; II l9sS "; sa.as ~ 25,5oo. 90
zp9il U;eH0p0 Z 1eaz ... bonds. due 5000. 90
s4s,I 90
Resolved That $3.50 be paid 10 John
Geisier. for Furnishing &C., ice. Meter
Department, August 1906. claim No.
o.;s s41as 4 E ,ssIss Jssssy sggyIy os
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1t was adopted by the following vSte
on q call for the ayes and nays:--
Ayes Commissioner Berry. Nolan,
Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays:-Commissioner Knox.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That by reason of complaint
and investigation thereon, made for the
week ending September "a 1906, under
and by direction of the Water Assessor
the following findings be and are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer IS hereby
directed to cancel of record for meters
as herein indicated: -
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved. That in addition to such ag-
gregate sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for metered
water, the following sums be added
thereto as Of the week ending September
"a, 1906
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

~ Resolved That dating from October
nrst proxirno the salary of carpenters
u the employ CT this Board be and is
hereby fixed at $4 per day when en-
gagged.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That s140.33 be paid to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., final ac-
count of contract No 1912, for improve
ment of Bergen avenue, from Commune
paw avenue to Fairmount avenue.
Charge Special Street Account this
Improvement
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
FOR the ayes and nays
Ayes: Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck
Nays,--Nane.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That $14S.50 be paid TO Fa-
gan Iron Works on account Of contract
NO 1868, for furnishing and delivering
special castings.
Charge Special Street Account, Aug
ust, Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved. That $3.50 be paid to Mar
I'm 4. Quinn for services as Street Clean
ing Commissioner, September. 1856
claim No. 46,
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved That S352.75 be paid ,aEa-
gan Iron Works on account of 3s1tract
no. 1869, for furnishing and delivering
s:al castings.
Charge Special Street Account. July
s2lz.5o, August SHOPS, Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

GEO. II. MCCARTHY.
tsaie No. s6ska
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That the specifications pre-
sented on this date by the Chief Engi-
neer for the construction of an IS-ineh
yitritied pipe sewer in Whyte street,
from q point 160 feet cast OF Dupont
street, etcs. be and are hereby adopted
ard ordered filed and the Clerk Of this
Beard directed to advertise for proposals
IN conformity Herewith.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
(Contirued.)

Resolved, That the specifications pre-
sented by the Chief nngineer on this date
for the Improvement OF Poplar street,
from -Auds IN Boulevard to Nelson ave
nue., be and are hereby adopted and or
dered fled and the Clerk Of this Board
directed to advertise for proposals in con-
formity herewith. isssras
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That 500 be paid to John
Boyd for services as Lamp Inspector
September, 1906, claim No. S71.
Charge Street Lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

week ending September and by direction the
hhogs De
directed shown on registers s herein
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services as Laborers on
Sewers and Basins. for month ending
November 30, 1905, amounting in the ag-
gregate to 81 PA.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-01

Resolved, That S1s5. 90 be paid to Jas.
Z. Hall, Inc, for IS" vitrifed pipe, Pre-
vost street, August, 1906. claim No. S14
Charge Special Street Account this