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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02

dependent common wealth, is the ami
versary OF the battle of Bennington and
the erection of a monument in connec-
Herewith.
We therefore recommend that the Gen
eral Assembly appropriate sum of mon
ey sufficient To enable the State of Yer
mont in co operation with the State of
New York to carry out the proposed Ter
centenary Celebration in a dignified and
fitting manner, avoiding parsimony on
the one hand, and extravaganza on the
other We suggest that the celebration
De held beginning July 4, 1909.
1t Is also recommended that consider.
able portion of the appropriation for this
commemOration to be set aside toward a
monument or some other memorial to
Samuel Champlain-a memorial artistic
III It's conception and "A landmark for all
future generations. To this end we would
suggest that Congress- be asked to aid in
It's construction and that individuals and
societies be given an opportunity to sub
scribe to general fund for that purpose.
The principal questo in this connec-
ton to come before the next legislature
will be the size of Vermont's appropria-
ton. This is an important matter and
should be give thoughtful consideration.
Vermont cannot afford to be stingy when
an event so important in the history of
the state is to be celebrated.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
Cou hi g.

There's nothing 30 bad for Cough
as Coughing" Coughing is like scratch.
ing wOnnd; so long as it is done, it
will not heal. When tempted to Cough,
draw long breath through the noetrils;
hold 1t until it warns the air cells. The
nitrogen thus refined, allays the desire
to cough and gives The throat and lungs
chance to heal The use of Seventy
seven" will aid nature in her efforts to
recuperate.
At Druggists, IS cents or mailed.
RS-DOctors Book mailed free.
Humphreys Hemeo. Medicine Co, Cor.
William and John Streets. New york.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
RIPToN.

Edison Day and David Leno set trap
in company and found Bruin in it on the
Goth inst. 1t weighed 1866 pounds and
measured five feet, three and onelhalf
inches from nose to where the tail should
be. And he had very nice coat.
There was AN error in the statement
that the Rev. p l.. Dow intended to hold
meetings here. 1t is expected that one
or more preachers will come, but who
and when is undecided now.
Remember the Harvest Home supper
and social Saturday evening. A fee will
be charged.
The funeral of Charles Clark was held
on the Goth inst. at his late residence, the
Rev. Mr. Hall officiating. The inter
ment was in Rochester.
II. e. Day found ripe Strawberries and
blossoms on the same stalk on the 2Sth
inst.
A nice little rain that will do a large
amount of good fell on the night of the
2Sth inst. The amount that fell was
considerably larger than the precipita-
ton the sixty-eight preceding days.
Some one started fire on the Murk-
land place on Monday last that, driven
by the wind, endangered the buildings
owner Of the hay in the barn was in
formed by telephone at East Middlebury
of the danger but the rain came before
Mr.. T. could reach there.
Dr. Hamblin is here picking up his
belongings to remove to Granville where
ne has concluded to locate and has been
some weeks
The heating apparatus at the NJ. f..
church has been thoroughly over
hauled, cleaned and where it was needed
new pipe was put in, j. E. Hodges and
Dan Caswell dong it on Saturday last
As we have kept tab on the weather
the last real rain fell July 22d and since
then we have had only two light showers
that scarcely laid the dust
Ewood Cove and Fred Leno of Warren
Were in town on the oath inst.
Some of the roofs at Maple Inn have
had an overhauling and fresh coat of
gas tar.
The thermometers marked eighty-seven
degrees in the shade at one o'clock of the
afternoon of the 25th inst.
d. p. Mills and Dan Caswell have
built a new chimney at the Methodist
church and made good job of it.
Charles Clark died at his residence nefr
the Bread Loaf school house on the
night of the 23d inst at the age of
seventy-eight years, one of the quiet,
inoffensive, peaceable citizens of which
the world is not worthy and the world
would be better if more of his class were
in 1t. He leaves two SONS to mourn his
departure
AT $3.50 of the evening the Goth inst.
broad streak of light and extending from
the eastern to the western horizons pass
ing directly overhead, bordered on the
south part of the distance by dark
band was seen here. AT the zenith it
was not 20 bright as at the eXtremities.
Small stars We're plainly visible through
the dark belt
Killing frost on the morning of the
30th inst.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
BRIDPORT.

Mrs. f. l. Miner and son have arrived
from 6Iichigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton will take
possession of the hotel vacated by Mr..
Russell.
Mr.. r. L. Hemenway has large force
of men picking apples.
Miss Nellie Barbour has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Peck have return
ed from Ticonderoga.,
Rollin Smith of Orwell recently visited
at D. E. Rice's and NJ. T. WolcotI's.
Mrs Chas. Stone has undergone a sue
cessful operation at the hospital in Bur
ington.
Mrs. Cornelius Bos worth of Moores
N. Y, was the recent guest of Mrs. D.
L. Rice.
Mr., and Mrs. C. L. Payne are attend
ing Brattleboro fair.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
CATARRH MADE LIFE
A BURDEN TO ME,

MISS ANNIE CATRON, 927 Main
1Vl ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes:
"As 1 have found Peruna blessing
for a severe case of catarrh of the head
and throat which l suffered from for a
number of years, am only too pleased
to give it my personal endorsement.
"Catarrh, such as L suffered from,
made life a burden to me, my breath
was offensive, stomach bad, and my
head stopped up so that ] was usually
troubled with headache, and although
1 tried many so-called remedies, moth
ing gave me permanent relief. I was
rather discouraged with all medicines
when Peruna was suggested to me.
"However, [ did buy bottle, and be-
fore that was finished there was a
marked change in my condition. Much
encouraged kept on until was conf
pIefeLy cured in months time, and
find that my general health is also ex-
cellent."
People who prefer solid medicines
should try Peruna tablets. Each tablet
represents one average dose of Peruna.
Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02

Stomach trouble cured. How? Go to
w. ii. Sheldon get SOC. box of Mona
tablets and be happy. Simple isn't it.
Guaranteed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
RIDGE.

Communion service at the NJ +.
church Sunday, October 1. DR.. Wash
burne of the Middlebury NJ. Z. church
will be present.
Last Sunday the church was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves.
Rev. Peter Heller spoke from the words,
1--WE all do fade as the leaf A large
number was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Boies, w. G. and
A. w. Sturtevant made business trip
to Burlington last week.
The rain came to us in goodly quanti-
ty on Monday night, doing an immense
lot of good. Still the cry is for more.
H. A. Clark has bad hand, caused
from bruise,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
Rutland Railroad
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT JUNE FL. 1908.
NORTHBOUND.
SOUTHBOUND

Daily. Daily except Sunday. u Pullman
sleeping Cars attached
Pullman Parlor Cars attached. Fol de
tailed time tables consult folcers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
WEST CORNWALL.


A little rain came on Monday night
for which all are very thankful A heavy
wind prevailed Monday afternoon and
part of the night.
C. R. Ellsworth of Ferrisburg was in
town early in the week.
II. C. Peters went to Ferrisburgh on
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Anderson of Montreal is visiting
her friend, Mrs. H. A. Moody.
Mrs. K. L. Taylor came home on Mon
day from visit at |. NJ. Taylor's in
Middlebury.
NJ. o. Field has new heating arrange
ments in his house.
Mrs. Louisa Kingman and daughter
Eliza of Bristol have been recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Twitchell. Miss
Rena Kingman, who has been visitor
there for some time, returned with them.
We wonder how many saw the beau
.iful aurora on Tuesday evening.
c. j. Lowell has improved his house by
the addition of pretty front porch ard
paint.
Miss Fanny Barber of Middlebury has
been visiting her cousin, q. d. Barber.
Mrs. Florence Smith of Boston has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Olive Andrus, and other friends here.
1t hath been said that A. w. FoSte has
an automobile. who next?
Farmers, mechanics. railroaders, la
borers rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or
bruises at once. Pain cannot stay where
il is used.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02

Subscribe for the Register for your
quito I town friend.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
Zinc Metal Made into Oxide of
Zinc

and then combined with white lead, is
used to make L. & NJ. PAINT. Zinc is
imperishable and makes the paint wear as
long as pure linseed oil will hold it to a
surface. The L, & NJ. PAINT costs only
about 81 per gallon.
Farnsworth & Co. Middlebury, w. B.
French & Co., Orwell, +. c. Dixie & Co.,
Bristol.
l.. & NJ. Paint Agents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02
CREAM HILL.

The infant daughter of VIM. Farnham,
who has been critically i'll, is slowly
improving.
George Town is very i'll.
Misses Hattie and Addie Kellogg, Mrs.
j. E, Wright and daughter, Belle, were
delegates to the meeting of Womans
Auxiliary of this diocese at Rutland on
Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Kellogg is visiting friends
in Shrewsbury.
There will be evening service at All
Saints ON Tuesday, October 6, at Z 80
o'clock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-10-02

Hyomei's germ killing medication is
the only sensible and safe way of curing
catarrh. Goes right to the spot. Breath
ed through the nose and mouth. Guar
anteed to cure or money refunded. Sold
by II. w Sheldon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-03

Cute @etrdnfe uno famoier
2nn9 itets in 8nrgitaller's Saloun
tio Neitanrant, 8ilita StraBe neben
Der Sole Ser Sermonnsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-03

men @e' d~aftsbetrieb. 9ie o6en ge=
1ndnnlEn Ga5nen mei6en uber nil
ibrer. Gegeln uno 9efeblen brett
non ibr ob, Tie periu6en5 oos olte,
abgetQne potriar6oliide Spitenl mie=
Der ein5ufiibren, 0os fir unlere Set
ntdt paBt mo oos bel ul1iern1 mo-
oernen @eidaftsbetrieb gerooe5u ltll-
iinnig lit.
9teie 9emii6u19en ii1to inn bod
item @rooe eefabrlid nro es loate
BON Snoipiouen uno @creiniglt1qen
OUTS gntfdieOeuite geget1 tie 6rollt
eelno6t perben. @irb oos IN ib1en
sum @l1sorl1d fonmenoe 8rin5ip ais
ri6tig onerfonnt, 10 lit ser getpaltio=
ntel1 9eeinfluljuaa bes arheiters
anr6 ben @rbeitgeber aar fei1 3ief
81 ieben, Seute Miro ntoll ote
Gergniiguueen oes @rbeiters reaulie-
rem polen. nlprQen ieine 2e6ensge=
n%ubllbeifell, ii~6ernOrgen ieil1e poIt-
tii6e Satigfeit nno 10 fort nit @ro5ie
IN illfinitunt, SIT Dem arbeiteeber
etnmal bas Gedt %5uerfanni, iiber
oen srbeiter ais @riootntalft cine
&oltrolle ous5ltiiben, 10 eiebt's gar
feine @noe mebr. Seoe Gdrltac,
ieoe Heignng, iebe abneieung BEG
sl%rbeitgebers fonn oon1 m Ser ge=
eil1flnliung 0es arbeiters NllSorud
ltno gefrieoigune finoen uno NIT Ser
nerianliIen Jretbeit oes eeetere1 lit
es borbei.
9esbol6 iolte eegell oos goree6en
Der oben eenannter @abngeleqi1af-
ten OUTS gntldieNenite 5ront ge-
mabt perbetl. IS borloelt iid bier
nd1t uln Mlfobolgetranfe nno Cigar
retten, es boroelt ii6 bier ulll eilt
8rin5ip, 0eiien Iufeehen I'M bod
itet @raoe eefdbrlid lit. 9luf Die
Sfei5eit oes Irbeiters barf bic Soft
trolle oes @rbeitge6ers niht ousee-
oeh1lt meroe1t.
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Die jmnse sirfci uno lire armee.

Inter oieier lleberidrift peroffeut-
li6t IN Ser @iener yNeuer SSreien
Erelie" Sreiberr BON @ols, ser be-
fdnnte General Ser Sl1fonterie 1lno
eben1als faiierli6er ottornaniifer
Wari6aa, eil1en bodoftlleael arti-
fel, aus benz oas mibtigite bier luie=
o~ergegeben lei:
Sob bel Der eroBen ltntlpal5ut1a
I'M Orient Die Mrmee eille filbrenoe
@oae geipielt bot, muB 5ullafit ie-
oermann munoernebmen, Ser lire
Srene, ibren @eboriam ullo lire @n-
banglidfeit ON Sen Yaoii6ab 10 oft
bat riibmen boretl. 0enllo6 lit SAG
@eidebene 81 erfldren. Snl Gorge.
ben Der Srnppen bot ni6t5 M(niiOp=
naltii6es, nidts 9ntilnollarbiides
gelegen; iol6e Senben5el1 Iia6 iblen
all6 beute nod poaie fremo. Sros
Der leBten Sorga1lge oarf Gultan gb-
uol Samio II. auf ieille Mrillee sl1-
len, uno ie mebr er i6r init @crirouell
eltgegetlfommt, oeito better nAoe
Die 8iige gcbell.
Die Gage oes tiirfii6el 9pidlss
bette ii6 IN letter 3eit 10 erliit ltllo
I6nierig geitaltet, BOP ane patriotiiG
geifnllten Mtanner BON Ser Gnipfine
oung gequalt puroen, es nliiiie ollrd=
aus gnti6eioenoes gu Ieiner Metflulq
geideben. Ser 8erluit Ma5eDonieus,
Die 8erni6tung ser tiirfiidet !Serr-
idaft ouf europaiident 9ooGl uaf
ein alIeemeiner 3uiommenbrlld Idle.
men Dor Der Sir 81 iteben. Die 800
larden5ui1niilenfunit bon &cpol ricf
eine melt ii6ertriebene, ober nidt 3u
beifipld)tigenoe Gorge berrpr, fremne
bemaffnete Sllterbention lpurne idol1
ton Der ndditcn 3eit ermariet.
Sn europa bat man p:elfod Sic
tribe moterieae SoJe bc5 Seeres oIs
Die Snipttriebfeoer BET oen lebtell
8oreansen ongeleben. 5re:iid) 6ot
Die Mrnee pief unenoIi6 oiel ntetr
ourdgemadt, als Die Seffelif(idfeit
fpeiB. 2ei6t miro pereeiIen, baB ste
Siirfei cine Der itarfitell foloria(nr.
meen Der @elt 81 u~ilter6alten hot,
uno Dob Tie unaufborIide Sample
urter ben idiuierigiien @eoingu.tgel
fiibrt. @1breno Die @ugen gniopas
onf Die groBe friegeriide Gerlpide-
lung in Sitaiien rno lire ernlte 9eo0=
pirfungen geridtet naren, bplt5og
lif I'M Oemen ell 9runla oieier @rt
BON unerborter groyif. gs lino BON
Den Sruppen 2eiben iiberitaloel mor=
oeft, BON oenen man iid feline @orItel-
lung ma6t, neil MIR Iebr ielteu ulto
nenie bea6tet ein gerift oarii6er
bis III 6ie europaii6e @elt ort.iat.
0ennodj oIiehen iie Bis ouf perein-
5elte Insna)aler treu ibrer Eilidt
NM ginger, ipenn es 8ott D1ttie.
lbfDeigeno inter.
Sn W%ea5eoonien berri6t lett Sal
rem Der &riegs5uitano; oie @arniip-
ner befinoen ii6 IN elmer uilauf10r-
liden %@nipannutg, als ltGlioell lie
Dor Dem Seitoe. Mber oae nlateriel=
len mo pbDlilden 2eioen boben Die
@emiiter ni6t 10 betpeet mie Ser lllo-
raliide 9ruf. 3nei 0in9e beloIte-
ten iie bauptiddlid. @s lpor oie
Dem ut1gere6tferti9ten MiBtrouen
entipringenoe llebermofung uno oos
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olmdbliden 3eritidelung 6es &ei-
dies 5uie6en 81 miiiien, ma6reno man
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gennn5imtentum berod6tigte ieoe
@%etpegung Ser 9ruppen. Gas Sc
tpnBtiein begonn 8u erfpa6ell oub sic
alte ru6mreide @rlnee I'M nGditeil
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Nue Auitrdge weroer prompt uno Iora.
f6itia ousGefdbrt.

arafte fir Die Sii6tigfeit uno Sdlug-
tertigfeit oes Seeres einiebt. Sch
ltarf, uno man miro 9eredt geacrl
eitb iein!" 9ieie Mobnung, bic id
Dor fur5er Belt an ineine tiirflidyeu
6reunoe riftete, fam i6 bcute MIR
ipteoerbolet, S6on ermeiit iid lire
8eoelltung BARN, DOB nit ettlall
Sdloge Die @efobr frember Gill
miidulg u1o oie 8%eiorgnis Dor ser.
oeridmunoen iil1o.
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sidere 6nlfe

5. s. @ooonin bon @ei0soide,
g. g. iaet: u8ndlen's @rnico sol=
be 1T ii6ere Siilfe fir eiternbe Sc
i6mire; Elm ioldes an meinem Seine
bette oiele munoertatige Solbe
idnef, obne cine Narbe 5llriid5uIol-
len" @arantiert fir S1morrboioen,
8ltloen, 8ranomnrben etc. Is gts.
BET Mo. 9reiB unb 81. gobn & 60,
@potbefer.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
PUHTJr NOTICES

=
sec E. This contract - aiso 1pon re
g,r-+ber ard express condition that ths p-o-
visions % the Railroad Law app licaois
,t.r.f@, and al Laws Or ordinances now il
force. or which may Be ad0pted Affecting
the surface railways operating IN re City
not Inconsistent with the terms and condi
tons here.nbefore fixed. shall b ssrfc- >
complied with by the Company.
Sec 4 The Company promise. cows
rants aui agrees on its part and behalf "a
conform % and abide By and perform a.
+b- terms and conditions and requirements
fu This contract Axed and cOntai1ed
In uftness whereof the parry % the s-yt
mart BY its Mayor. thereunt0 duly al.h0--
jzad bv The Board q Eltimste and Apoo--
tionnnent of said City. has caused tas cor
u0rata name % said city % Be hsre-s-t,
sig-usd and the corporate seal % safl CIf--
70 5e hers,.ntO affixed. and The party % ~.
seccuf part. ~ It's officer. -hersLnto Sr1fx
authorized. has caused SIC rorsJrats rsr-s
to ne heTeunto signed and rs corpCrsts "a
to be hersunto affixed. the day and ysar
nrsf above written
The city % New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
PrRIIC NOTICES.

- a.. ,,,,.r,,i-,on o. the local author
tiles whenever required % theiIl r-fF,s
and in such manner as tney ilS5 -bsnr-s
And the city shall have the Iiete - eo,,sr1err
the material or character Gf the paLei IN
OF apy street. avenue OF niSo - ss.,,,,d =,
that event the Company shALl n..,,,r,er- ~
rerIace such pavement IN the NAM :. 5fs
reSfed b,, the proper city oh1cer. - -
own expense. and the provision a. 20 -,
rsairs herein contained shall appiS
renewed or altered pavement -. -be
TweD:y-se second--It IL agreed ud. --et
right hereby granted 70 operate p ,-a-,-e
s1frface railway shall not be IN pfslet' -
~ ~ bgndrancs TO public work OF the ~. -
ami should the said railW1y IN e. -,,r,Tt~
Interfere with the construction o. - fs
yrorJS IN the streets. whether tns 49, -
tonC by the city directly o. hy :.
tractor FOR the city. the tot'pAHt ..-s-trs
its own expense protect Or move tHs ,,.,l,SF
and appurt ensnces IN a uanntl - -The
nv The President OF the Borough OF ~"
Bronx. ,.t Il, the
o.t,e- S51bz,,rrscs or to any surface stIu'r
tures in the streets. required on s.SoNI-e -, ~
the construction or opsTasion s'1s - COST o. the
C'oTnpany and IN such manner @9
,,roper city officials may prescribe -o
Twenty-fourth-The con- pa PAM - vrblcI
rrsy he made by the ComrnissioleI -, -
Water supply. Gas and ESlectricity t tDI ~ -
-,,1rnosa OF preventing the des1rI.--io.4 -. -,
~ 1iD.- or structures in the street o
eIectroiysIs which may be cauSst1 y -. =.
electric current used by tEE - - - Z.
whether such rules affect the Tnetnoa OF 80, 80
o-iefrai construction Of said railway or -
oL-e-4,,l-,{o- roafDteuanCr or repairs upon
sIIcE raiiway at any time during the teIi"
ol rwsntv. Ssl.T fffthGshouId the grades or iin~s
p, 30 streets in y hich franchises are 80 80
~ sTanted be changed a. ans time dorlng
the term OF this contract tne a.. .L,cl[s
sbaU al its own expense cnaIlse - ~ -
m conform with such new grades aod LI9 80.
and during the construction OF any PaoI-g
Improvement upon said street ne .-J< u
sbaII take care OF and protect the - u =
Jte own expense. all TO be uone suols,I -
~. st-s-tior ~ the President Of the BOT 20
ouSh Of The Bronx ,,, --,,.,,,f,
70 the BOARD a report not later thar ~
y,ernb.- OF each year for the year endlts
atbS- time upon request % the Board
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
III. adt ac..-.-L.s-a-.-.-

There zQ1 Af<-.-- --r-.-Fs
Resolved That the -aar1f-- ~ -L- So.
made by this Board a. to the 7-o7a- 49,.
% the franchise Or TiErr urornaoF ~ -
granted and the z1e0uar- 0f ire -----.-
satiOn proposed TO - paid therefor a. "A
the terms ard -0udl lri1rs i-.rl-,-5--- -
provision a. 20 rates. ss-es and cas-z.,
are az hereinbefors specified z-I s-5I-- -
forth IN ard nr fre f1-eEr z form o. ---
posed contract FOR th= s-aay % such srsr-
cnise or right
Resolved. Tat thes- --eanbrss Ar
resolutions. Including re -aiG -es1-Ir'7-
FOR the Erz-s og frsUrEize .- -iErt ~
Piled Cor oy tbs Union H-al'7-s- Cor1ua--
% New Yorl city and che said f---- -
franchise or riEE. rC1taiuiuE ssid rssrIrs
% such ilgulr-- after The zaUa shall -
entered iU tCe minutes % this Bo7r1 zhzr
bs published for 90 Ieast tze--v .90 da-s
1925, n tHs city Record, and a. east -7s.s
during the ten davs imH1ed1a-%'- ---c- 70
Dscenbe- Is. 1919. i1 two tarV 1aFs
papers TO - desigua-sd cr -1e Nar1-
York a. the expense o. the Union Raif-
pay Compazy OF New YORK CITY. lcze-7er
vith ,ne following notice. 70 Fi--
Notice Is hereby givS- that -1s 6oz-5
of Estimate sld App0rrior r1ant. bsSo-.
authorizing any contract for ~ Ea1t
- ths franchise or rignr a5p-tef tor b.
fre Union RzilTsv Company q EaE
York CITY and fully -. f0--1 ard e.
scrfbsf IN the foregoing FORM 1f 1-1-
posed contract FOR ire gram % su-r
franchise OF right. and before adopting
any resolution aurnoriEi1s a-r EiC1
contrs,-t- viii. - a n.ssti1E @. said
Board. 70 be held in tbs 0.d T-1-ci.
Chamber. CITY Hail BcrCuE- q &aE-
haitian City o. New YOrs- on F-ids-
Decsmbe- Is. 1905, s- l9-3o o'c.1-s
n, hold public bearing the-ecu a
which citizens s1au b entitled % a.
ar 1"a JOSEPH HAAG.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
ra+ad New York. November ID, 1905
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
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BOARD OF ESTIMATE AM AIEOtN-
TID<MFNT. CITY OF NEW YORK
E5ublfc Notice is Hereby Given that at
meeting Of the Board OF Estimate ara AP-
r,1r,Ionment held this day the following
t.Tog ceilings were had
- J-1eress the Union Railway Company OF
New York city has under date Of Juiy =
1905 made application TO tfls 6caTu -oT Ile
grant Of the right. privilege ana frdhchlso
n construct maintain and operate a street
surface railway upon and along t"inaIh
Avenue from Third Avenue to the southern
Boulevard. in the Borough OF The Bronx
Whereas. section % Of the Railroad Law
and Sections ~ IS and "A o. the Greater
rars 62t and $50 OF the Laws of 1907. pro
vide for the manner and procedure Of max
ing such grants, and
Whereas In pursuance 20 such laws. thls
Board adopted a resolution on October :,
1905 fixing the date for public hearing
thereon as October 80. 1903 at whicn citi-
zens were entitled 10 appear and De heard.
and publication was had for at Least four
teen 90 days in the New York sun and
:he New York Tribune newspapers Ces-
jguatrd by the Mayor. and IN the City Rec
ord for ten DAYS Immediately prior to the
dats OF hearing, and the pubic hearing was
duly held On such day, and
Whereas This Board has made inquiry as
to the money value Of the franchise OF right
applied for and proposed 70 be granted 70
the Union Railway Company Of NeT York
City and the adequacy Of the compensation
proposed u be paid therefor. now, there
fore, Il Is
Resolved. That the following form Of the
resolution for the grant Of the franchise or
right applied for by the Union Railway
Company Of New York City. containing the
form Of proposed contract for the grant Of
such franchise or right. De hereby intro
dUCed. and entered in the minutes u this
Beard. as follows. 20 wit:
Resolved, That the Board OF Estimate
and AppOrtioHment hereby grants 20 the
Union Railway Company Of New York
City the franchise or right fully set out
and described IN the following form OK
proposed contract for the grant thereof
eLIBody , ing all Of the terms and cUudi-
tious. including the provisions az TO
rates. fares ana charges upon and sub
Ject to the terms and conditions in
said proposed form Of c0utragr con
tanned, and that the Mayor Of Tie City
cf New lyrk lee and he hereby l. au-
thnrized ~ execute aud deliver such
contract In ;he name and on behalf ~
the city Of ~" ork. AS follows n
WITT
This Contract made thi= dav
nj 100 10y and bstn cen The
CITY of New Yovi. ihe-clnafter called tha
'rts1. party of tne irst part. hy the Nayor
Of said tltg acting for ana in the name 81
said tit7. under and in putEuarce n the
suthority cf the Board ~ Estimara and
Appprtt0umeut n ssii Cirv ,hers Ina fte-
sslled Tha F1aTiI- ana the rioH EsilVav
Compsuy "t N~V To-k 'ft, ,aeretnaftel
~siied he Company. pa1ts of the second
part. wltnesssth;