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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16
LaSalle. Ill. 10. fehr 1000

LaSalie. ILL.,. 10. febr. 1909.
C%enjeno uredniStvol
ProSim. dajte malice prostora V
naSem pravem me samo reklam-
mem delavskem liStu. da napiSem
nekaj vrStic o TUX. SLOW. uaselbini.
Clovek, Xxi ne pozna naSe nasel-
bine hi mi>lil, la Smo tukaj kak-
>ni nazadniaki. Iii st NO brigamo
na SyctU N nobeuo >tvar. Tcmu
pa nj tako. TukaiSni Sloyenci
imamo sedem podpornih druStcv.
ktera VISA dobro naprcGuicio. To
pa Sc nj st Pred kratkcm Sc ic
.uStanovilo dramaticno druStvo.
kter" mas je u ; par predstayami
preSenctIlo. kakor L. Styar die
tantovSka. vendar priGa. ia mi>mo
Same "a kramp in lopato. temvec.
ce imamo priliko Sc izzobraziti -
tudi IA druge Styari. XII so kultur-
mega pomona.
Omenim maj Sc. da Smo imeli
dine Is. fcbr. pri rojaku Val. Poti-
sku maSkaradni pies. XII ie bl VI
10 dobro obiskau.
Na& ma>ke so dobile tudi
nagrado. NeSelica je tra.iala do >
ure zjutraj.
Pozabiti neSmem omeniti, da
sta gg. NJ. G.. in j. p. nabrala ma
v~eselici 500 Proletarcu V pod
poro.
Darovali so:
Anton Krali 25c.: Val. Potisek
800; Frank Pernat 25c.; Bara
Stariha IL Chicago 25c.: Mary Po-
tisek 50c.: Rozi PuGek Zoe; Tom
Golobic 25c.; John Virant 2Oc. ::
Jakob Breje Zoe. Pet. Golob Zoe. 4:
Jonk Cedric Zoe. John Mere Zoe. ::
John Livk 10c. Ant. KanGi6 Zoe. ::
Anton PerSc 15c.; Martin Balan
DC; Pavel Zajc l5c. Martin Nov
Ian 15c.; Frank Urh 15c.; Ia po-
greb "Gl. Sv." Zoe; ker sem we
del, da list 'Gl. Sv." umira 15c. ::
ker sem incl tapravo kranjsko
marelo, putrh in fajfko. pa nisem
dobil |. nagrade 25c.: ker so g.
zupnik skesano socijalista IA cd
puScanje prosili in grenke solze
toGili 25c.
To je "a danes vse. Prihodniic
Sc kaj.
P~OrOcpValec
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16

Oregon City, Or. V februarju.
Cement sodrug urcdnik.
Upam, da mi ne boste odrekli
nekoliko prostora V 'Proletarcu',
Xxi je glasilo slovenske soc. orga-
~nlzacije V Ameriki.
Delavsko kugo, novodobni pc
KEEL, Xxi Y obliki goSpodarske in fl
nancne krize ~razsaja med delavci
in pie njihovo kri, smo obGutili
tudi mi. ProSlo leto Sc ie delalo
mnogo slabeje, kot druga lcta. po-
leg tega pa 50 nam Sc izdatnO mi
zali place. Je to paG nekaj stare
ga; dali so nam toliko, kolikor SC
"a zivljenje ncobhodno potrebuje,
dobicek so pa lepo pobasali tisti,
Xxi sploh pikdar mic delali MISC.
Drzava Oregon je po vecini agri.
kulturna - poljedelska dezcla :
med vecje pridelke Sc zamore pri.
stevatl lie popirna industrial, par
ne cage V Portland in rudniki v
Baker City. Vendar so prav tukaj
delavci pray slabo placani. Ma
vadna plaza .ie "a 10-urno delo
$1.75, "a 12-urno pa $500. Pomi-
sliti pa je treba, da so zivljenske
potrebe tod mnogo drazje. kot ma
vshodu. Samoumevno je tedai, da
imajo delavci, Sosebno prinas.
(dasi tudi drugod) pasio, - to-
varnarji in gospodje pa zlato do
bo.
Ma mestu, kjer je velika reka
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Poroccvalec
LaSalle. Ill. ,. febr. 1909.

LaSalle. Ill, ,. febr. 1909.
CenJeno uredniStvo!
IL naSe Masculine VAN iavliam
cd enc strani zalostno novice. 3
febr. t. |. sta namrec diva agenta
priSla V tux. cement fabriko pro.
dajat dinamit.
DotiGnika sta bila Geo. Lozin-
ski IL \. j. in njegov kompanist
V. S. Brewtcr IL Chicago.
Pri prodaji sta skusala pokazat
tamosnji kompaniji, kako Sc ina
rabbit smOdnik.
Prodajalec Lozinski .je pri TEN
hotel dokazati. kako warren je ia
dinamit napram pritisku in je IL
daril pc MEM Z neko leseno poll
co plosco, a pri tel prici Sc una
me dinamit in ponesreci 6 okoli
stojecih oseb. cd kterih je malo-
upanja, da bi trije cd teh kdai
okrevali.
Ma TEN mestu maj Sc omenim,
da je bill tie dni izvoljen mas rojak
Sylvester Kramarsic delegation
minerske uniie tega okraja k dr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16

jo. Seveda, tako pojde napreJ,
dokler Sc delavci tega sami neza-
vedajo in Sc bodo naveliGali tia
caniti.
Delavci lahko dan ma dan. pro-
ii krivici, Xxi Sc Jim godi, po case
pisih protestirajo, takim prote-
stom Sc kapitalisti lie $ mejejo.
lmamo pa dugo orozje, 5 kterim
81 lahko priborimo lepSe dnove -
in to so politiGne in strokovne or
~ganizacije. Ako bi Sc teh oprijeli
vsi dclavci, in hi oh volilnem ca.
Su storili svojo dolznost in volili
delavSkc candidate, bi potcm ne
bio trcha Skrbeti. kako Sc DO de
lavec oblacil in ali DO incl dovoli
laSluzka, da kupi kruha svojccm
in Sebi.
Vsakdo. kdor trdi, da je sedanj
red pravicen in da drugaGe ne
more biti - je ali neznansko ne.
umen, ali pa toliko prefrigan, da
hoce ziveti ma StroSke druZih.
Koliko casa bono Sc ziveli V
teh razmerah?
Ma to upraSanje bi lahko odgo-
vorili vsi delavci, ker V ii dezelt
je vecina delavcev. kteri bi lah.
ko imeli vso moe V rokah, Ge b
10 lie hoteli.
S proletarskim pozdravom in
ma svidenje Y Waukegan, Ill.
JakOb GrimSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16
DOPISI.

Cenjeno uredniStvo Proletarca:-
ProSim Uvrstite nekaj vrstic V
priljublenem nam Proletarcu.
Danes VAN poSiljam celoletno
n%arocnino "a list. pa ne zamerite,
ko sem tako pocaSen. Kdo pa ne
bi bill potasen, ce napr. sliSi upitje
"Glas Sv.' de bo Proletarec kma-
lu umrl. Marsikteri bi Sc cato res
varval. Sevede, jaSt sen druzega
mnenja. Star pregovor Steer pra-
Vi: ne kracljaj Sc, kjer tie ne ST.
bi" - tako DO tudi kdo o meni
mislil, pa bo rekel: kaj Sc pa Il
tam V Jolietu brigaS cato, kaj Sc
godi V Chicago? Ampak Stvar je
druga, preidimo torej k Mi.
JAZZ sem MANFRED narocnik Prole-
tarca in "Gl. Sv." in sploh vseh
slovenSkih liStov. kar Jill izhaja Y
Ameriki in cato mislim. da imam
pravico govoriti z javnostjo. pa
ce to potem komu ugaia ali ne.
Cudno obnaSanje od Mrtina Kon-
de je to, ko Sc zaletuje Y urednike
Proletarca in NIGGA upravo. Kaj
pa je Kondu mar, koliko uredni-
kov ina Proletarec. dokler Jill on
ne placuje? VSak pobic hi moral
vedeti. da je to smeSno - o~trocie
javkanje. Ravnotista je glede s.
n. p. j.! Kaj Sc pa briga Honda
"a to Jednoto, sal nj elan ME, ka-
kor tudi ja niSem. Cemu tore.j
toliko soiz "a tujo stvar.
Pametni ljudje Sc yedno briga-
10 "a svoj delokrog, ia imajo tega
V redu, potem sele, ce jim to cas-
dopuSca, gredo L vzgledom dru-
gam. Zalibog, da Honda nj tisti
clovek, Xxi bi bill vstanu It'll kan z
vigil edom. Koga? (Mogoce s kno-
fl. OPP. ured.) Bette no. cato Sc
mi nezarensko neumno vidi. ko
svoJ popir tako poneumnem trait.
Pa tudi cas- 81 sam sebi trait in
drugim.
Pamet, pamet Honda, pa mas nj
kar ne imej "a palace. &c misliS
ma ia nacin nam ''cajte pregaj-
nat, Sc re motifs.
&c 81 kaksen MOI. delai IA bla-
gor SLOW. naroda Ameriki. II e pa
"a zdrazbo in ''hecan.je'. JAZZ bi
navsezadnJe lie rad vedel, kakSne
sorte socialist 81 ii Mrtine? Ali
81 Sc tako ucil sociializma. &c Sc
nisi ucil druzega - to ze nj soci-
jalizem, kar ~uganjas zdaj - in ii
nisi nOben socialist y
Ali je to socijalisticno, ce pred
bacivas grehe drugim, med tenn
ko o svOjih molciS?
&c imaS kaj tistih mozganov,
ponucaj Jill raje "a Skupno dobro-
bit socijalizma, ne pa IA neumne
furkelne. Dokler hos pa nucal
mozgane samo "a zdrazbariio. pa
lie kaze$, da 81 neznacainez in "he-
car. V TEN slucaju sc lahko SINE
jejo popi socijalistom in praviio:
lejte Jill. kako Sc kavsajo med Sc
BOZ maj Sc lie. vsaj nam tega ne
bO treba.
MARITIME! &c ii je lie kolickaj V
resnici "a socialism, sedaj :je en-
KRAFT cas-. da Sc zbrihtaS in delas
v prid SLOW. javnosti V Ameriki.
Kako lepo hi bilo, ce bi delal tudi
sc. s." tako, kOt della "Proleta-
rec". Bill bi mocni - in mas BOZ
hi bill prot lie enemu sovrazniku (:
kapitalizmu in MEGA zaveznikom.
Zelim torej, da sc "Gl. Sv." po-
boliSa in ola pise kai poduGnega,
da bo prisel v kaksno veljavo med
amer. Slovenci.
To maj "a sedaj zadostuje. Ze-
lee Proletarcu obilo narocnikov
- Martini pa boljSo pamet -
ostajam Vas:
Mat. Pozek,
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Rock Springs, Wyo.. s. febr.

Rock Springs, WyO., ;. febr.
Cenjeni urednik Proletarcal
Prilozeno YAM poSiljam Mo
ney order IA $3.75, ktero izvoli-
tie uknjiziti kot podporo - naSe-
mu nadvse priljubljenemu listu
Proletarcu - nabrano V veseli
druzbi, da boste videli, da Sc tu-
di tukaj spomnimo ma mas list.
Darovali so sledeGi:
Peter Filipovic Zoe. Jos. Tegel
Toe; Jos. Bait Zoe; Jernej Ber-
toncel soc. Andr. BozoviGar Zoe. :
Ignac Bozovicar-prijatelj lista-
DC; Leopold Polouc 25c.; Laure
DemSar Doc. Andrea Lunar Zoe. ;
kanalGek vesla, ko .je priSel do
mu, 25c.; IvcSeljsem spreieti MOI
Zoe; j. =. Sc ozenit ne morem
lOc.; FIR. Sluga. Sc ma tire enpot
pet nee Toe. j. Tancar zadovolien
I MO Zoe; Jcrnei Tancar dobri
moi Zoe. FIR. Bednicit: prekrat-
HI prcdpuSt Doc. j. Peternel: sla-
ba prcde Y Slabih cash 25c.: Fr.
PotiSek: da dobim t ma poSkuS.
MIA 25c.
Pozdrav ma Use,
Nalent Stalick
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Colorado City. Colo.

f.hrrar;,, 1000
Ccnicn; ur,drH, prnI.tor.a -
ccnicni piso, :i,.tdT,
Kodor lido - mad VOC i.oi J.I,
mai bo v.Jpo nrovidon :, nj ni"
da ma ;zid
NLn - ,,l. J.,
Si,i ma Dom in sv.t, k,nra,,
prinoroGa Frank S.k..r ma
misli pa I. mi.
/ Glibo vknn striba.
, do !. Dom IN swat" l,or;
kalni list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16

Miljone steklenic - izdelanih
pc tvrdki sami - Sc porabi male
to "a izpostavljenje Anchor Pain
Expeller, pripomoGek roper trga-
ME in nervoznost. To govori Jas
no. 25c. in soc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-16

SlovcnSko.angleSka s%lovnica.
SLOW. ang. tolmac i'm angl. slovar
IA samo 81. - pr V. ]. Kubclka.
9 Albany St. New York. y. Y.
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DAKOTA FLOUR TAKES THE PRIZE:
among good judges. And even mex
perienced bakers find it improves their
baking wonderfully. S.. 8. s3Eszs. ::
d, IT'S THE FLOWER OF ,FLoURs
for every purpose. Order sack to-
day and see il all the nice things said
about Dakota -four are not true. Sure
II when SO many housekeepers speak
well Of it, there must be exceptional
merit in it. ID j: :s ss,$. {. 4. s3ss .
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Farm Loans. Money on !
hand on favorable terms. Low
est rates. s ]. Chanlberiin.
u. The Wyandotte Cafe Is open II on the
corner Of Fifth 4 street and Arnold
avenue 'i1 esln1ue. Good meals Is cents. Rooms
also a for q rent. Thos. Maylone, prop.
The "stuff" that keeps you warm
is StaIey underwear. Next to the
skin YOU viii wear II. '' 20 per cent
discount on all underwear Holbrook
Nero. co. \
Thomas Maylone has opened the
Wyndotte Cafe In the building form
erly occupied by the Little Hungry
cafe on the corner Of Fifth street and
Arnold avenue. The place win Be-
q run Il strictly UP to date and roomers5
will also be aecommoda ted.
NJ Our semi-annual clearance sale in
;gluett and Monarch shirts. Monarch
shirts s1.25, now CSC. Cluett shirts
50, now esc. SIN now s1:1s, $500
now s1.25, $3.50 now s1.65. Holbrook
Nero. co. s:.s@
On the eyening Of Thursday, Jan.
21st,3 Mr.. Bernard Parker Of this city,
and Miss Minnie Peterson Of Courtney,
NJ DsWere united III marriage at the
Presby terian nanse, Rev. Arthur g..
Bailey officiating, and using the ring
ceremony Of the Presbyterian church.
After q short trip the young people
will make their home at. Courtney D
N Here is the place your. money, goes
the fartherest. Gordon's plush lined.
fur,lined and sheep lined overcoats.
We save you money every time. Come
quick. Holbrook Nero. Co. 5ss5: .< 4
The state BARRIERS board was in ses-
sion In this city Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, examining
some twenty odd applicants for certi-
ficates to work in North Dakota. Ed.
Richardson Of this city is secretary
OF the board. Two days previous to
coming here they were In session at
Grand Forks and tho following two
Jays sney are at Fargo. a .s: y%
Here your shirt--it's a Cluett.. i
don't dare to print the price, for If ]
did you wouldn't believe it was a
ICluett. Holbrook Nero. CO. IS RI. Il
I. :, ), s, t5. ). !, ~
h,.. 80, j, =
III. 80 So. s =,
q :. t. ,s,s go -.
:, - .. =. ~. 80 = "
~ 81, ss y, IS 8
s,,,,, !, 7; '.,,;,,
THE bargain basement will offer some
special Inducements. Next week the
Large purchases recently made by r
II. Mann while in the east will be or
sale. Il. !.
" !; ], & Z Z, y,
Is; s. g. = M ~,
- =, !, ], ~
I; :,
Monday On! evening at their + hall thu
Rebekahs Of this city spent al a mos
en1oyaple evening fter the sregula
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OUR BEST PAIR NS.

are those who dine here TO pro- ;.
cure our delicious special dishes
that are made xclusiyely BY us
with that exquisite flavor a ~ d
dainty prepared concoct on that
only an expert chez can give it
Our manner Of preparing oysters
in all styles has also given an.
enViable reputation to
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AAVENGGEE SEWER. EAST sYLVAN VENUE
ssEEWNEEEAi sTREER sEw inERs SOUTH shw shX..
TEENTH STREET sEWER-Assessment for
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely:
BELMONT AVENUE
from Hawthorne avenue to a point about BOO
feet north of Runyon street, according to the
provisions OF an ordinance of the City of New
ark, entitled, A ordinance to provide for the
feet north Of Runyon street" approved June
The construction Of a sewer in
CLIFTON AVENUE.
cording to the provisions of an ordinance of the
City of Newark. entitled, AN ordinance to pro
avenue, from Grafton avenue to Montclair ave-
nue." approved March n, 1908.
Asst SYLVAN AVENUE,
from Washington avenue for a distance of
about ESQ feet e%asterly, according to the pro
entitled. can ordinance to provide for the con-
s~truction Of a sewer In East sylvan avenue.
from Washington avenue for a distance of
about $50 feet easterly." approved March ~,
The construction of an eight 90 inch pipe
FOUNDRY STREET
between Ferry street and Passaic avenue. ac-
tie City Of Newark, entitled. AN ordinance to
Frovide for the construction of an eight tl
Ferry street and Passaic avenue" approved
April 10, 1908.
The construction OF a sewer in
GENEVA STREET,
from Florence street to a point about 200 feet
visions of an ordinance of the City of Newark,
entitled, IAN ordinance to provide for the con-
Florence street to a point about 200 feet south
Of Cliff Hill place" approved October 16. 1905.
- SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET,
from Avon avenue to Springfield avenue, ac-
ccrding to the provisions OF an ordinance of the
City of Newark. entitled. An ordinance to
provide for the construction of a sewer in
south Sixteenth street. from Avon avenue to
l90S, has been prepared by the undersigned
Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor of the
and schedule. showing the several assessments
against the several owners peculiarly benefited
Of the city Clerk of the City of Newark. for
examination by the parties interested therein.
and parcels Of land and real estate liable to
he assessed as aforesaid. lying on both sides of
from Hawthorne avenue to a point about 500
feet north Of the n%ortherly line of Runyon
CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Grafton avenue to Montclair avenue; on
EAST SYLVAN AVENUE,
for a distance of about ESQ feet ~easterly from
the easterly line of Washington avenue; on
both sides Of
FOUNDRY STREET,
from Ferry street to Passaio avenue; on both
sides of
GENEVA STREET,
from a point about 200 feet south of the south
line of Florence place; on both sides of
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET,
from Avon avenue to Springfield avenue.
A 'iot" represents an entire plot of land,
whether large or small. 2
All persons interested in said assessment may
be heard before said Commissioners on Thurs
day, the twentieth day of May, 1909. 2 o'clock,
at the Commissioners room. No. 4 I'D fioor).
City Hall.
Dated May IA. 1906.
DIMOND,
JOHN F. MONAHAN,
ADOLPH FISCH
my15-5t Commissioners
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SEALED
7
COURT HOUSE


lcoURT HOUSE
NEWARK, N. ].
Sealed proposals will be received by. the
Committe on Roads and Assessments of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders of Essex County
for furnishing and sprinkling about sixty miles
of county roads with road Oil for the preser-
walton of the roads and prevention of the dust.
ment sprinkled separately for the four follow
ing districts:
i. East of First Mountain. north of and in
GLIDING Mt. Pleasant and Park avenues.
2. East of the First Mountain. south of Mt.
Pleasant and Park avenues.
8 West Of the First Mountain, north of and
including Mt. Pleasant avenue.
4 West of the First Mountain, south of Mt.
Pleasant avenuc.
A map of the different roads and freight
stations may be seen at the Engineers Office.
Court House, Newark, n. j.
NJ material will be considered which does
not have permanent binding qualities and shall
be practically odoriess. and shall be so applied
as to render the roads dustless for the season
OF. 1909 with one application, and an analysis
Of the oil proposed must accompany each bid.
The selectitn of the roads for the different
but not less tran twelve miles shall be in each
district. and all roads are to be sprinkled
within forty days of the signing of the contract,
Bids to be submitted to the committee on
Monday, May oath, at $3.50 p. M, at the rooms
of the committee, No, 312, Court House, Newark,
bid to be Endorsed on the outside with the name
Of the bidder and the work he proposes to do.
Each bid to be accompanied by d certified
check for $500 or an approved surety bond fol
81, 900 to insure the execution of the contract.
The reserve the right to reject
any or all bids
GEORGE w. EAGER,
Chairman.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerk S office today:
Ella A. Hoffman, owner. with f.. & w.
". Engelberger & Co, contractors. plumb
ing work, $685.; Roosevelt road, Maple
wood. Same owner with the Prospect
Company. contractors, mason and carpen-
ter work, $4,2S5; same premises.
Walter j. Stone, owner with f. III.
Grager & Co.. contractors, all the general
work, 81, 800; South Twelfth street.
william d. Cornish, owner, with Alfred
]. Giloy, contractor. plumbing work, sll5;
Washington avenue, Belleville.
James Langton. owner. with Olsen &
Lenore, contractors, carpenter work. s.. 200
William street, Orange Same owner with
Bailey 6 Lloyd. contractor. mason
work 81. s95 same. premises.
Charles l.. Nofl. owner. with w. G.
C~opestake, contractor. plumbing and heat
ing york. $1,000; Franklin avenue, East
Orange.
Joseph Orr. owner, with Edward ".
Howell, contractor, all the work. $500;
Bloomfield avenue. Verona.
Tegen 4 Weibke Company, wners, with
Samuel r. Wilson. contractor. plumbing
work. $f25; Clinton avenue.
William Wikstrom, owner, with Gibson
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NOTICE OF INTENT1oN-Board of Street and

NOTICE OF INTENT1ON-Board of Street and
Water commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners Ct
the City of Newark. at . meeting held the
thirteenth day of May, 1909. and approved by
the Mayor. of the City Of Newark on the four
teenth day of May, 1909, public notice is here
by given that 1T is the intention of the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioner of the City
of Newark, under and by virtue of provisions
of the act entitled AN act t.. revise and
amend the charter of the City of Newark, , APP
proved March IL, 1851, and supplements there
to, and the act creating the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners of the City of New
ark, approved March IS. 1891. and other public
laws of the State of New Jersey, to order and
cause the opening of
READ STREET,
from Market street to Ferry street. as a pub
lie street or highway, as the same is shown
on a map on file in the office of the Chief En-
gineer and designated as No. 102S-O.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections IN writing
to the clerk Of said Board, at the office of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners City
Hall. Newar1., on or before the expiration of
six days from date of this notice.
BY direction of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners of the City Of Newark
MR.. SHERRFRD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark, N. j.. May 10. 1909 myl85t
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Norrcp no poAn p1runrps

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of Essex County, New
Jersey. for grading and paving with bituminous
telford pavement, s
NORMAL AVENUE,
In Montclair and Cedar Grove. from Valley
road. Montclair. to the Reservoir road, Cedar
Grove.
The proposals to be submitted to the commit
tee on Monday. June 7th. 1908. at $3.50 p. m. at
House, Newark, N. j., and at no other time or
place.
Each proposal to be accompanied with a
certified check for S per cent. of the amount
of the bid, or an approved surety bond for
So, 900, to insure the execution of the necessary
contract, and is to be Endorsed on the outside
with the name Of the bidder and the work he
proposes to do.
above office.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
WALLACE oUGHELTREE.
HHUl Dfrecfor
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date mentioned. In discussing the
matter today, Charles J. Baxter, State
superintendent of public instruction,
said that his department would have TO
find some other way of taking care of
the high school inspection.
Going on. Professor Baxter said that
the Legislature, having cut out the APP
Precipitation, OF course, Mr.. Bevier would
not perform the duties after the end OF
the present fiscal year. He said he
could not state at present just what ar
rangements would be made for taking
care of the duties, but supposed some
plan would have to be devised, as the
work was important and should not be
neglected.
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COMMITTEE
PLANS REFORMS
FOR PEN|TENT|ARY
Members Of FreehOlders and
Charities Aid Viii Go to Tren-
ton to Study Conditions.

The committee representing the Essex
county branch of the Charities Aid
Association and the subcommittee of
the prison committee Of the Board of
Freeholders, held a joint meeting yes
terday in the Free Public Library. the
purpose being to talk over proposed
reforms at the Caldwell p~enitentiary.
The only definite action taken was
the decision to visit the Trenton State
prison on May 2S, in order to look over
the educational problem as it is handled
there. for it is their idea to tackle this
problem as the first of their reforms.
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NO APPROPRIATION FOR
HIGH SCHOOL INSPECTOR
$500 Position Is Thus Prac'
ticaIIy Abolished.

TRENTON, May 2o.-By the omission
of the appropriation of $500 to pas the
salary of the State Inspector of high
schools. from the appropriation law for
the fiscal year beginning November /
next the position referred to held by
Lewis Bevier, of New Brunswick, has
practically been abolished after the
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& Collins. contractors, mason work, ss,iso;
Glen Ridge.
Beverly Realty Company, owners. with
Samuel r. Wilson. contractor. plumbing
work, 81 ,376.50; Cypress street.
John r. Deane, owner. with Henry
Wolf, contractor, mason work, I.1lO;
Grove street. East Orange. Same owner
with John Milne. contractor. carpenter
work, 81, 94s: same premises Same owner
with Harrison & Pendlebury, contractors,
plumbing work. 1915; same premises.
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WOMEN GUTTER CLEANERS.

CHESTER, Pa, May 20.-Armed
with hatchets. shovels and picks. seY-
eral women residents of Crosby street
worked like beavers for half an hour
cleaning out the cutters in front sof their
homes, the surface drain having long
since clogged UP with dirt. Arriving