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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09
Summer Tourist Fares
via.
Mobile E Ohio Railroad.

To many points East. West and
North, sfOrding IN excellent oppor-
tunity to visit the seashore, lake,
and mountain resorts 1T . nominal
cost. Liberal return limits, with
stOp-0ver privileges. For time of
trains. fares. etc., apply to nearest
Agent, Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad or
write Jno. n. Beall. Gent Pass'r
Agent, st. Louis. No.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Tranquil Sunday School will give
a Sunday school picnic Saturday.
September 10Th. All neighborine
Sunday schools are invited to come
with delegation prepared to sing.
Everyone invited. Come and have
q good time.
TRANQUIL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Monogram and die-elamped Sta
tionery. engraved visiting cards and
announcements Our prices are
lower. our work 10 better. NonToe|
News and Stationery Store
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Constipation causes headache. nau-
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
ton. Drastic physics gripe. sicken.
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

New goods and low prices ought
to engage your interest. Come here
and get them. Monroe News &
Stationery Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09
For everything IL the News, Book
and Stationery line, come 10 the
Monroe Nrws and Stationery Store.

Children. Attention I You can
get the very best Ice Cream Cones
at GAYS. only &c.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Get safety bottles of ink here alb
solutely non-spillable. Monroe News
K Stationery Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Are you looking for News7 Then
come here. All magazines. books and
papers. MenrOe News and Stationery
Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

! serve nothing but the best Cr am
that can BE- made. j. A. GAY.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Pens. Pencils, Inks. Writing Tab
lets-everytliing in the Stationery
line at MONROE News AND
STATIONERY STORE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09
Wash and Wool Dress Goods

Wash and Wool Dress Goods
We showing exceptionally strong line of dress fabrics
suitable for school dresses such Domestic and Imported
Cnghams Percales POpns, and Union and all wool dress
goods in entirely shades and designs and all moder
ately priced that will be pleasantly surprised the
small outlay necessary TO supply such dresses the girls
will require.
Childrens and Misses Shoes
You find here what you have long been looking for;
strong servceabe school shoe, strong enough with
stand hard school wear and still retain sapey dessy
lines that will distinguish from the ordinary heavy
school shoe. We have them in Box Cali, Gunmetal, Wei
and Patent Vici and in the popular styles for school
and dress trial will convince that have the
best
Bear Brand" and Mothers Friend Hosiery
For Boys and Girls
Boys Hats and Caps Shirts Belts and Extra Pants endless
varieties and all reasonably priced defy competition
Boys Shoes
We have devoted great deal of care and attention in
selecting lines of boys Shoes Our aim get such
shoes that strong and durable and still not so heavy
to appear In lines THE King priced AT
$50 and $500 and the celebrated hayer Shoes For Boys
priced at $3.50 believe have solved the problem and
offering the best Boys Shoes the market We have
them in Box Calf Gunmeal Wei and Patent Vic and in
this falls most styles Bring the boys in and have
them fitted and your shoe troubles will be over
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-09-09

Gloucester, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

THAT 912. 7Ol Psrsors, nearly one
third of the entire pc pulaliop of The state
OF Massact u,eils, are beuehcisries Of
charitable corporations Is one Of the mott
striking iorcts brCu yht out 10 the ANNUAL
r,por, in t published by the s.ste board
of charity for 1910 Oh the number
171672 we're aided free, the remaining
742 O29 paying in whole or In part Tor
the service rendered. 10 addition to the
individual bene6ciaries are S,4S6 fsmi-
lies. These figures are derived from The
reu.ns OF SIC Of the $50 Of such corpo-
rat'ous in the stsle. Their total vslua-
ton is reported as $50, $40, 500 and their
Disbursements 81, $50, S6S. OF the Ole
nearly hali, or 245 ere ljcsted in BNt2p'
The 189 city ao6 town slmshonses hSd
I0,025 inmst,s during the year. The
anuusl cost OfaIl piupsrs. states aud town,
ia Massscbuaet hiss increased from
S2.88S.57S IN 1889 to So, 800, 1873 in
1909, or from 81 O6 to 81 per csp,ts.
1t is believed By msny observing people
that psrtoas (suimsted by good motlVssl
contrilu toward increasing the army o.
paupers by leading numbers Of this Glass
s. suppose they are 1sbls 10 provide fol
themselves, when, II let alone, they could
emerge from the bstlle OF life IS trium
phautly as those who are contributing Il
their support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
MSS Reds Mysterious Death.

Naples, April 27.-The police are to-
day working on the theory that Miss e.
tele Reid, The NV York woman whose
body vas washed ashore In t1e Bay OF
Naples Sunday, was drowned while try
iny to escape from a yacht 10 which she
bad been lured BY TCuld.be sbductors.
A number Of workmep GEAR the shore
told The police that last Thursday q
yacht supposedly sn American boat, sp-
peaFed 10 the bsy. On last Sunday the
day The body was washed ashore, the
same boat WAS sgsIn seen, small boat
being lowered from the yacht. 10 the
boat we're three men who made q careful
search Of the shore.
Tbe police believe that Mas Reid vas
ured to the yseht and then jumped
overheard on discovering the treachefy
OF her supposed friends.
L! develops lhst Miss Reid wsS on the
eve of inberiting 3 second fortune. The
police are tying to establish counec-
lion between this fact AID the theory OF
ahdu ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

The Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company petit
toned for permission to uss pilot on
Its cars Instead Of the present fender, as
rqoired by municipal Law. The COM
psoy set forth that the interstate com.
merce commission has compelled 1t to
use this continuance, and the order be-
comes operative May Is in the District
of Columbia. l was set forth that to
use the p 10! 10 the District and the
fender here wtuld work 8 hardship on
them. The petition was referred to The
joint committee on tttets aud general
Laws.
A resolution tffsred by Mr.. MarshSll
approprisliog $500 for the laying OF a
fl IOr 10 toe Reliance fire engine house
was referred to the joiGt committee on
pubic property and finance.
Mr.. Ubier introduced q resolrt on
directing the city engineer to make Ger.
tain changes 10 the cutters on the south
eide OF Fnnklln street ct Its Intersection
with Columbus street. This was refer
red to The street committee.
A resolution appropristiDg $1,000 for
a grauo!ilhic sidewalks around the City
Hall came In from the sliermeu and
their action was concuTred 10.
Mr.. Spinks ssked Whist bad become OF
resolution referred to the committee
on light directing an investigation OF the
electric street lighting. Mr.. Bru nback
j1ined with Mr.. SpiOks 10 expresslcg
wish tba. the matter be lhrCuyhly To-
VeslIgstsd.
Both claimed that the city was 'yiDg
for 1000 candle powet lights which they
said wers net being furnished.
Mr.. Ubler answered number OF
qnestioDs about The mater, and said tbst
so expert employed by the light COM
NIT ee had stated that 1000 candle
power enclosed Tampa we're not made,
bat those now used 10 this city we're
practically such lamps aa the contract
called Tor.
C,uucil then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

A rsioluiou by Mr Brill appropriating
$50 to furnish aud set curb on Alfel street,
between Q1een aud Pr'ncsss streets, was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on streets
A petition from the W., A. & Mt, Vernon
Railwsy Company requesting that IAN act
requiring electric sire cars and electric
trains in the city of Alexandria, Va, 10 be
provided with tenders ard providing q pen.
slty TO- the violation approved November %.
1897" be am Anded aud reenacted ID conform
10 an order Of the Interstate Commerce Conn.,
mission for the regulation operation and equip
meut Of street railway cars in the ID strict Of
Columbiawas referred 10 the Joint Committee
on General Laws ami Street.
A petition from the Board Of Stewards oe
the NJ. v. Church South for gas lamp in
font Of the Young Peoples Building, ives
referred 10 the Committee on Light.
A petition for an electric arc light at the
corner OF Royal and Duke st eets. signed by
seventy cidE and property owners, was re-.
ferIed TO the Committee on Light.
A resolution by Mr.. Marshall appropristing
$500 for new floor in the Reliance engine
house, was referred to the joint Comm ttee on
Public Properly and Fi0ancs.
An ordinance to establish the curb grades
on Washington street, from Wyths street to
the intersection Of the Alexandria and Wash
ingtOn turnpike nd on the Alexandria and
Washington turnpike to the Corporation line,
was rScomm snded by the COMMITTEES on
Streets and read the second aud th ri times
and passed-ayes ID, noes (Mr. Marshsll).
An act to appropriate part of the city
revenue for the fiscal year ending May 81,
1911, was referred TO the Committee on FL
rance.
An ordinance for imposing snd collecting
licenses within the city Of Alexandria for the
fiscal year commencing June /, 1910, and
ending May 81, 1911, was referred to the
COMMITTEES on Finance
An ordinance for imposing and collecting
taxes on persons, property, income, etc.,
within the ciyo ALEXANDRIA for the year
commencing June 1, 1910 and ending May
81, 1911. was referred 10 the Committee on
Finance.
A resolution appropristing 81, 200 for gran
olithic sidewalks around the City Hall. was
received from the Board Of Aldermen md
their action concurTed in.
The boa d then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY, Clerk c. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
KlIleihv Euldlng Bed.

New YORK, April 81 -Grosos from
the apartment occupied by Willard
Smith and wife in boarding house on
west Sixth street early todsy tt.fstt'd
the ltteutIon of other inmates. When
they broke down the doors and entered,
they fourd the couple doubled up In
their folding bed. Smith wa dead,
his neck being broken, and Mrs. Smith
being nesrly smolhend. The bed had
closed While they we're ssleep. Smith
was wealthy wall psper Danuiseig' er
with q factory 10 Witnbury, Conn.
he and Mrs. Smith arrived here two
days ago aud went to the boarding
house, which was their usual stopping
place while In tlis city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
From Washington.
Washington, April 9


The determination of the Premier OF
Quebec ID sdhere to the policy OF prt
vsttlng the exportstiou Of pulp wood
from tbe grown lands was officially re.
ported II lbe Stat, Department t)day 10
3 dispatch rom Oousu General Foster
IT Otswa. He Ess Informed by Premier
Lsurir thtt the premier OF Q Iebec hsd
declined to modify his policy.
Washington has added nearly 40, 900
to its population 10 the lat ten yesTs,
according to e,tmats Of Genius expert.
Who are completing the enumeration Of
the District. The utlTos will be con
pleted 10y Friday, and t is expected that
Washington will show a population Of
nearly $4,000.
Toe House committee on ways srd
means today ordered a favorable report
on the bill licensing cu,t)m htuH
brokers.
A vote was to have been taken 10 the
campaign fund publicity bill by thu
Sspste committee on privileges and cleo.
tons Tut I vas postponed until Friday.
II d,ult very much" Senator Root
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
The Albanian Revolt.

Constanlinople, via Ph'lippopolls,
April 27.-The government is today
Fastening the mobilization OF 10000
troops to be rushed to Albania to tup
press the rebellion that has thus fsr
gone sgainst the 10000 soldiers now
in the fsId.
There we're rumors t)day that Abdul
Hamid Is a vitt N Of spcp'exy In bis
S,louika prison aud that his condition Ia
eeritu'.
London, April PA Renter dis
patch today says that The Albsnisns
twice repulsed the Turkish troops when
the la t r tried to capture Kschsnik
Pass. The capture by the rebels oil
Prishtins and Prisrend, 30 OF the mott
important cities in Albanis, is Imminent.
Salonika, April 27-FiVe hundred
Albsnisns, moStlyswomen and children,
we're killed in Turkish bombardment Of
Godantz, according TO dispatches from
GordaDiz today. The town Was praot :
caIlY destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 81. 1910

EVIDENCE hat the iron ore aud steel
iutsrests of The Uniled S ates sre seeking
BY means Of the Humphrey ship sue-
sIdy bill, to rec. up themselves for their
loss 10 profits IS 8 result Of the Payne
AIdrIch tar fl Reduction on irDn ore bs'
bsen brought tu by Jackson d. RAFT
tn, OF WASHINGTON. He Is counsel io'
Representative H.lvor StaeneSop, Of
Minuesots, wboss charges that tae SUD-
sidy promoters have blsckmailed coz :
eressmen opposing the ship subsidy bill
are now being heard by a House COM
mittee. Ralson a few days ago deVel-
oped these petul isry reasons for the
hu,t backing of the Iu5sidy duriOg 30
examination CT John A. Pert1n, secre-
tsry of the Merchant Marine League Of
the Uoited States. The Humphrey bill
centrally raises fScm 6 10 II cents The
tonnage tax on imported iron ore, with
q few notable exceptions. These e1-
eeplious include Cubs, where ore beds
ara Owned and developed BY the Bethlt-
hem Steel Company, aud the Peunsyl'
vauis Steel Company. IL Is said
thst the United Sites Steel COrporaiitn
also owns undeveloped beds OF ore IN
Coba This C cent raise on ore importtd
from these ctu1!rles only where the
steeI corporations have no holdings
helps materially to make up for the re-
duction OF Guy on ore from 40 to ID
cents a Ton 10 the PsyneAldrIcb tsrit
&C.. Thus one Of The few attempts 10
stop The huge trust gains is sought to he
nspatjVed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

BEFORE a big crowd In Dover, Del,
yesterday evening tie Superior Court
uon.suiled snd thus threw oct the
Exams $50 600 dsmsge suit. Judge
PsDnewll declared that even though
the railroad company was negligent 10
Euaning i!s train through Wyoming
snch q rate Of speed, as Was testi.
fed 10 90 mills az hcu }, aud rIDgir g
no bell, yet this did not relieve tie
plsintif from exercising proper csuiion
and that proper caution Was to pause
aud look both ways. OOe paragraph
O fthe Chief Justices ruling was:
That The deceased was on foot as she
approached the crossing aud, therefore,
had foil control Of her movements, yet
che walked fsst and continued TO do 30,
net stopping until she MAS stuck by the
engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Mr.. Roosevelt In Paris.

Paris, April 27.-French soldiers
fought, cspnors we're wheeled int acton
and a regiment OF dasiing cuirassierI
charged sgsin,t the smoking batteries
todsy-all In honor Of former Presidel
Roosevelt. Ia the way Of thrills II
almost 6qualIed the real thing, and a.
the battle ended With the charge OF tbs
clIrassiers Mr.. Roosevelt rose in hi
saddle and cbeered.
This afternoon Roosevelt went to YER
ssiles. Tonight be will probably see
"Obsptecler." At Versailles Roosevelt
met the Grown Prince OF SerVis, who Il
sight seeing in France With a party oil
friends. A brief visit wss made at the
Grand Palais, where the national salou
is pow being held. Roosevelt luuchsd
at the embassy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Virginia News.

Governor MsDn hes isEu o requis'-
ton on the executive OF Maryland fer
William Johnson, aliss Bill sJohnsop,
alias William ) saoD, alias Bill SissoU,
who Ia wanted 10 Wes,morelaud county
for grand larceny. The fugitive is nov
10 jail 81 La Plata. He is accused of
the theft OF $3.50.
The town OF BridgswsteT, Rocking
ham ecu lty, is 10 q peculiar predicia-
mert. With the town election six weeks
cf, the corporation poll books are 10, t
and no amount OF SEARCHING is able ID
bring tasm TO light. john w. Jacobs,
the registrar, died since the last election
and no one hEs been chosen to take bis
place.
The cod wave has reached the Sheu-
audosh Valley, and yesterday 1t was re-
ported at Middletown, Hsrrisoutu'g aud
Stsunton. II csused n u;h dsmsge. In
the loTer valley, however, 1t is reported
that the fru't and vegetables there es-
capped the killing Temperature, ADD q
possible hesvy loss appears from fret rt-
ports to have been aveItsd.
AT Grafton Hall. Fsuquier county. as
noon yesterday, Miss Eva Randolph De-
lsny, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Hunter Dulsny, of Grafton Hal, Vas
married to Dr.. Archibald Gary Rsr-
dolph, OF Baltimore, formerly Of Clarke
county. The bride Is very attractive
girl, aud hes been for seveFsl ssasons
fsvOrite 81 Gfeenbrler Wbits Sulphur
Springs. These springs were former y
owned by her father aud we're sold few
mocths ago. she Is niece OF Mrs.
Robert Neville, OF Washington. The
pair will reside ia Bait more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
News Of the Day.

It was reported 10 Rome yesterday that
a consiitlIy would probably be held
sbott the middle OF Juae, when doz an
cardinals ~Cu'd be created.
Prince Victor Napoleon, before mar
rylng Princess OlsmentiDe, daughter oil
the late King Leopold, will rsnounce
bis professions to the throne Of France.
The vile OF Captain Pitmau Brsdlse
Strong, formerly May Yohe, IVES granted
az absolute divorce 1T Oregsn Oity Ore,
yesterday.
His mind unbalanced by anxiety over
the illness of bis wife, Herman w. OIough
q railroad swiIchman, killed Der In Con.
cord, n. H, yesterday, by splitting her
head With an sxe, aud then cut his own
throat with q meat knife, dying I'm
mediat.lY.
Earnest Make, wealthy CT on plau-
ter, killed his second man within q
month 10 Dsnny, L., yesterday su
overseer named Jsmes Flanagan. Max
les young and extremely st rnctive wife
wss the cause 10 each case. Early 10
March ytulg John Pellor, neighbor,
was killed.
EIlery ]. Lsavlt went to TIE honse Of
his sweetheart, Miss Nellie Becker 10
Residing, Ps., loaded pistll 10 her pres
enca, and fred three times, resulting In
her death, ye'tsrday. He Thea wslked
eoolly back to rocking chair and coded
his own life BY drinking cyanide Of po-
tsssium. LsavI came 10 Reading ABOUT
piDe years ago as 40 organiz,r for q
ia, rial society. He WAS a married man
with two children. A yesr ago be was
divorced. Llst week be told friend be
was tired OF life. Lsavltt vas about 80
years old, aud came from well.to-do
Iamlly. He claimed 10 have been an Or
dslned Presbyterian minister.
Senator Oven yesterday 10 reduced a
bill 10 the Senate providing for the cleo
ton of post masters. 10 the House yes
terday the entire day wac devoted t.
speeches and votes on smendmerti 10 the
administration rsilrosd bill. Twice by
tie vote the Efforts of the allied ipsur-
gents aud democrats to strike ont The
commerce court festu'e was defeated. The
authority of organizing the commerce
court wss removed rom the president to
the Supreme Court by the combined votes
Of the intu'gents and democrat
The trial Of Judgo Samuel w. Will
Iinus, attorney general OF Virginia, in-
dcled as Welcb, w. Va, for ielopious
assault on Jul ge Joseph Sanders, Of
Blu field, formally chief 1stice Of the
Saprewe o ut of West Virginia, was
bsgup ye, t,rdsy st WEIGH, snd 1t is sx-
pected to 60 t. the jury today. Some
months ago when Jucge Willisms was
a candidate for the cfiice he DoH holds
be appeared 10 court case at WEIGH.
Judge s u1ders was in the same case.
A dspu,e arose and Judge Sanders call
ed Ju lge Williams liar. Ju Ige vii.
lsns hurled So ink'tsnd at Judge Ban.
ders, ithitt'og n scalp wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

CENTRE CHURCH, OF New Haven,
CJun. one Of the oldest congregational
churches in America, abrOgItsd the
Apostles Cred on last Sunday, so fer
as lie confession Of fa.tl and admission
to church memberships concerned. TIE
ordiusry lsJmeu, hOwsveF, may believe
In the virgin birth aud the communion
of saints or not, as he plsases. All that
is NC ssayy to be in good standing at
old Centre is u promise he will lead 90
far as possible a Ohristlike life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
A Fa her Cut fits Throat

New York, April 27-Because his sal-
airy as assistant receiving teller of the
Jefferson Bank at Canal and Forsythe
streets was inadequate to support his
family and send his daughter through
Barnard and his oldest son through Cor
nell, G. w. Rose, today cut his threat
end opened arteries in both his wrists
with an ink eraser. He was found bleed
ing in the basement of the bank and died
later in an ambulance enroute to Cover
neur Hospital. Attic bank it was stated
that his accounts were all right. Rose
lived in Hacken; sack, N. ].
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
COMMON COUNCIL.

/ NOh ION OOONNlLs
| At regular meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil Of the city of Alexandria, Va, held April
| 20. 1910, there were present:
| Hubert Snowden, esq, president, and
| bessrs. Ieadbeater, Burke, Brumback
| Smith. Brill, Bladder. Biz ell. Monroe. He'll.
| muth, Harrison, Uhler, Marshall, and Spinks,
The Committee on Finance recommended
that So, 600 be made pert Of theY appropiia.
| ton for public schools for the year beginning
June /, 1910, and that 81 800 of the amount or
I so much thereof as may Re necessary be used
for completing work around the Lee School
! building and 81. 800 and so much thereof as
may be necessary used for plumbing and sani.
tary improvements at Washington School
building aud the report was adOp ed-ayes
| IL, noes 0. The Chair not voting.
The committee on Finance recommended
| the payment # bill from Chs. Mumford
| for services rendered as guard for the Health
| Department from o tober q, 1909, to J4nu-
| airy 1, 1910, S.l.26, and the report was adopt.
ed and bill ordered paid.
The Committee on Finance recommended
the payment Of bills for groceries furnished
the Health Dep irtmet amounting to $3.50,
the report was adopted and the bills ordered
paid-iyes IA, noes 0.
The Committee on Streets recommended
that permission be granted Mrs. \. a. smith
to build frame store aud dwelling corner Pat
rick and Princess streets, providing there is
no objection from adjGining property owners,
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Streets recommended
that permission he granted John A. Co9an 10
make improvements st 6l8-6.0 King street.
provided the adjoining property owners do
not object. = he report was adopted.
The Committee on Streets recommended
that permits ZION be granted Harry q. Rich.
ards to build frame addition rear OF 20s Wolfe
street provided adjoining property owners do
not object, and the report was adopted.
a resolution appropriating 1926 to relay
cutters on north side Of Wilkes street. from
Alfred TO Henry street. and On the soush side
Of Wilkes street, from Patrick to HenTv
street, and Henry street from Wilke, street
TO Giobon street, was recommended bv The
Committee on Streets and upon NOTION Of NJ,
Smith the matter was recommitted 10 the
Committee On Streets.
A resolution by Mr.. Uhler directing the
Citg Engineer to remove the pine crossing |
Columbus street on Franklin street. souih |
side, and have the gutter navel with cobble |
stone. was referred to the Committee on |
Streets.
A petition from VIM. II. Peck requestipg
Improvements 20 gutter on the north side OF |
Princess street.. between Payne and West /
Streets.
A petition from VIM. II. Peck requesting
that Improvements be made TO the roadway
on north Payne street, upon payment Of $500 |
BY the property owners, was referred 70 the
Computes on streets,