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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
MOVING TIME FOR MARKET
DEALERS EARLY IN MAY
Sharp Decline in Berry Prices.
Cherries Now Down to
$1.5O a Box

Owing to work on the new market build
ings not being completed moving day
has been postponed until early in May
The wholesalers and retailers are looking
forward with general satisfaction to the
time when the new commodious quarters
may be occupied. The new market will
be equipped with the latest aecommoda-
tlons necessary for a successful enterprise
of that kind, and when completed It VIII
be one OF the finest in the entire west.
During the past two days shipments OF
potatoes totalng 5000 sacks arrived and
when this fact was brought to the notice
OF a prominent shipper he said: IF but
three sacks of potatoes had arrived we
could not sell them Jobbers are over
stocked. There are more potatoes on the
river than shippers can dispose OF TINS
season The middle west producers are
practically giving away their supplies and
receipts of local new potatoes snow a
steady increase. which is rather a bad
condition 1t would not surprise me to
see the lowest market on potatoes in
years"
The price OF strawberries is steadily de-
clining due to the large conslgnments
Forty-hve hundred crates arrived yesterday
and the price declined from $50 &c &c
. y Il &c per basket. Local berries have
been sent to the north IN large quantities
but from now on the shipments up the
coast arc expected to be much hghtei
because OF northern production Prices are
expected to remain low until the opening
of the canneries.
Increased receipts OF cherries caused
prices 10 drop to S1.5OG 100 a box.
No change in butter and egg quota
tions.
The supply OF all varieties of fish was
more than sufficient TO meet the demand.
Receipts Of produce were: EGGS, 4os
cases; butter. 17132 pounds; cheese, st
pounds: potatoes 1850 sacks onions, act
sacks; beans 6 sacks
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
MORNING SALES

10 Associated on 50l2h; 1000 Cleveland 4oi
1000 Cal Midway 81; 1900 do 6s 1000 do Co.'S
1000 do 29is 5000 do 70 1000 do 50; 1000 do 6Sl2
1000 40 SOS; 1000 do, B. 80. 69; 1000 do do ll5;
1000 do do 71A; 5000 do do y; 35 Union lo9 95V;
20 Union PROV Co 107 80; 10 Mex Pet com O5O;
so do 3O.62ia; 40 Mex p Ltd pfd $500; 5000 Ole
um 10i3; 2000 do l02s.
n
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

The market closed with better tone and
with apparently more orders on the floor than
has been noted for the last few days.
Home Telephone preferred in the Industrial
list. has been very active So shares sold at
51ls. There were apparently no more changes
Of any Importance In this list
California Midway was again the active
leader Of the oil issues. 1t is reported from
good authority that this company brought in
its we'll which flowed at approximately 5000
barrels day: $1,000 shares of the stock
changed hands, the opening sale being made
at ST. sold as high as 20 but eased off during
the afternoon at 66i5. Mexican common has
sprung into great demand with sales of 500
shares selling at around 30h and many orders
as yet untitled. Union remains strong and nut
few changes in the rest of the list Oleum
was unusually strong at 10h.
Twelve thousand shares of California Hills
sold during the day at SIS up to bss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
FLOUR AND FEED

Following are the wholesale prices on nour
aad feed furnished by the Globe mills;
FAMILY FLOUR
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26

Eighth bbls., zoe per Dbl. higher.
. . .1r1rnc, III OIrR-par hhI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
MISS PET T|COLAS
TELLS CENSUS MAN.
Answers Questions as to Her
Age, but Does So Under
Protest.

Under some protest, Miss Ellie Petit
colas. Of 1900 West Ggace street. yes
terday gave her age to Census Super
visor c. Ridgcway Moore. The war
rant sworn out OH "wednesday charg-
ing her with refusing to answer the
questions of the enuinerator was then
withdrawn by United States Com
missioner Joseph =. Brady. Miss Pet
ticolas informed the officials that she
had been in long distance communica-
ton with Census Director Durand,
President Taft, Secretary Carpenter
and other dignitaries, and seemed
somewhat put out that no telegram
had been received from Washington.
She stated that so far from having
given up the contest with the census
people. she had not yet begun to fight
Al the Office OF the United states
District Attorney 1t was stated that
there was no way to compel any per-
son to answer the questions. y fine
and imprisonment is provided for those
who do not, and any person unwilling
to give the information required may
get out of an embarrassing situation
by payment OF about 800 to the sup
port of the Federal government. Those
who neither pay nor answer may have
the coils just vacated by Fay and
Harris at the HenrIco jail. The gov
eminent offers the option. and ex-
presses some Indifference as to what
the individual choice may be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
CONTRACT AWARDED
Storm & Co. to Erect Poles and Wires
for Lighting Plant.

Acting on the report of a subcommit-
tee and the advice of Consulting Engi-
neer Trafford, the Council Committee
on Electricity last night awarded to
storm & Co, of Newark, N. j., the con-
tract for supplying and erecting the
system of poles and wires for use in
connection with the municipal electric
plant The bid was based on a system
of units, the total estimated cost being
$4,000 The contractor has $50 days
from the date of approval of the award
OF contract by the Council in which to
complete tho work. Mr. Trafford said
that he expected to have the power
house ready by the time the poles and
wires are in place, and il weather con-
ditlons are favorable would deliver tho
plant by November /.
Contract for the conduit work in the
district has already been
awarded to the Mckay Engineering
Company, Certain allowances arctic be
made on the distribution contract In
sections Of the city where existing poles
OF various private, corporations are to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
poublc-Hcnder at memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, April 2S.-Chatta-
nooga and Memphis divided to-day's
double header. Both games went seven
innings by agreement. In the first con-
test, Peters, the Memphis pitcher, forced
Meek across the plate in the seventh
inning. Demaree pitched no-hit, no.
run game. In the second game Mem
phis made the winning run when Pat
terson let an easy grounder pass him.
First game
Score: r. II. E.
Chattanooga ..... oo0oOo1-1 5 9
Memphis .......... o 90 000-0 o o
Batteries: Denlaree and Meek: Peters
and Rementree. Time, 1:10. Umpires,
Eason and Comedian.
Second game
Score: Il. Fl. e.
Chattanooga $3.50. 90 o0OSo-3 o
Batteries: Rhodes. Moore and Car
son; Fritz and Rementer. Time, 1885.
Umpires, Connohan and Eason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
AUTOS MUST OBEY
LIGHT ORDINANCE
Police Issue Order to Remedy
Laxity on Part of Owners and
Crutchfield Will Take Cases.

Orders to the police TO rapport all
violations of the ordinance requiring
proper numbers and lights on auto
mobiles have been issued by the Po-
lice Department. and a number of au-
tomobllists were In Police Court yes
terday morning to answer charges of
Irregularities. 1t Is alleged by the
police that the auto owners have, in
some cases, become very lax in look
ing after their numbers and lights.
and 1t is proposed to keep them up
to the mark
w. II. Batten, manager of the Nir-
GINA Auto Car Company, was one OF
the alleged delinquents, but lie failed
10 appear when his name was called
in Police Court. A rule was issued for
him, and he will appear this morn
ing to answer the charge Mr.. Batten
is said to have been without number
in front OF the Broad street Park last
Saturday afternoon.
John Is. Harper, manager of tho
Ford Auto Company, was also reported
for failure to display the rear light
on April 20. Mr.. Harper testified that
he had his car out until 1920 o'clock
on the night in question, and declared
that his lights were properly In place.
officer Bradley, who made the re-
port, stated that he saw the car with
out lights long after midnight on
April % when it was reported. Mr..
Harper then stated that the car was
out without his consent. If 1t was his
car on the street at that hour. and
that he would have to find out about
the matter before he could do any
thing. Justice Crutchfield dismissed
the case with q warning.
James A. Moncure was reported
yesterday for running his machine on
April 23 without the proper lights. He
will be heard in Police Court to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
GETTING MEALS
ALREADY PREPARED.

Do you know that you can call I'M
any one of the five phones of HER
MANN SCHMIDT, 5O4-6-S East Broad
Street-Monroe 101. 1o2, 103. 104 and
105-and order whole meal already,
prepared from the Delicatessen coun-
ter? You can get cold meats OF all
kinds, salads. cheeses and everything
that the discriminating taste desires.
This has proven perfectly satisfactory
to many ladies who have had company.
come in unexpectedly. Try this coun-a
ter In the summer. 1t saves the ladies'
from hot kitchens and the trouble of
cooking. 1t preserves your good tenn
per and nealth.' Everything prepared
by this firm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
fAINTS WHEN SENTENCED
Mrs. O'Connor Can't stand Shock of
Being Convicted IN Police Court.

Mrs Winle O'Connor, charged with
conducting an objectionable resort at
1909 venable street. tainted in the
Police Court yesterday when Justice
crutchfeid found her guilty and fined
her $50 on one charge and $50 on an
other.
AS soon as the woman was in condi-
ton to be talked to, Mrs. J. w. Stew
art, of Boston. who was a spectator in
the court went to her aid and offered
to lend her the amount required to get
her out of Jail. The loan was accepted,
and Mrs. O'Connor was released on the
payment of the fines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
BUILDING PERMITS
Unusually Heavy Run of Repairs Il"
Dwellings, Authorized.


Building and repair permits were
Issued yesterday as follows:
Eva * Melton, to erect six de-
tached frame dwellings on the south
side of Beverly Street, between Straw
berry and Sycamore Streets.
B. Fl. Melton, to erect detached
three-story brick dwelling on the
south side of Grace Street, between
Robinson and Mulberry. to cost s1o.-
600.
st. Andrews Association, TO erect a
two-story brick tenement, two dwell
ings, on the west side of Linden Street,
between Chattin and Taylor Streets, to
cost $4,000.
City of Richmond, City School Board,
to repair brick dwelling. north side
of Marshall Street. between Eighth
and Ninth Streets, known as John Mar
shall House. to cost sl.225.
Mrs. Mary Johnson. to repair frame
dwelling, IL West Baker Street. to
cost $3.50.
Mrs. X r. o'Gorman, to repair brick
store. 2414 East Main Street. to cost
$3.50.
wyndham r Meredith, to repair, a
brick dwelling, $50 Park Avenue,
400
Frank Epps, to repair frame dwelling,
2l13 Stuart Avenue, to cost $3.50
Mrs. p. S. Burford, to repair a brick
dwelling. East Grace Street, to cost
s175.
Mrs. j. B. Munford, to repair brick
dwelling. 3o7 West Franklin Street, to
cost $780,
E. B. Fensom to repair brick dwell
Ing. ZOE South Cherry Street, to cost
$50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Clean Sweep Of Series.

Augusta, Ca, April 2s.-In fast
game, Augusta again defeated Jack
sonville, making clean sweep of tho
series. Sensational work in the field
by Berkotte and Coles. OF the locals.
were features. Manager Norcum hit
for three bases in the eighth and stole
home.
The score: Ri, e.
Augusta ....o1OiooO3 4
Jacksonville 10000 O00oo--1 2
Hannifan and Dudley; Bremerhoff
and Monohan. Time, t;io. Umpires
Ebcner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Even Break In Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca. April 2s.-Atlanta and
Nashville broke even in a double-hea
err to-day. Nashville won the first In
the eleventh inning. pilins UP four
runs on two hits, two bases on balls
and two errors. Timely hitting and
errorless fielding won the second game
for Atlanta.
First game
Score. Il. II. u.
Atlanta .....o1o00oooO
Nashville -. OIL 100 0 o04--o
Batteries: Griffin and Smith; Purdue
and Seabaugh. Time, 1:5O. UmpireS,
Pfennlnger and Rudderham. y.
Second game
Score: II. ii. z.
Atlanta O1O2100.-4 U
Nashville ..030 000-3 { 4
Batteries: Rogers and Smith: Keup-
per and Erloff. Time. 1879. Umpire,
Pfenninger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
25-norND FIGHT ARRANGED.
Billy rnpke ana Joe rhomn. wi

Billy Pnpke and Joe Thomas VIII
Meet May II.
San Francisco, Cal, April 2s.-Ar-
ticles We're signed to-day for a 90
round fight between Billy Paplse. OF
Illinois, and Joe Thomas. Of San
Francisco. in Coffroth's arena. In San
Mateo county, on Saturday afternoon.
May IL.
They arranged to fight catch
weights for so per cent. of the gate
receipts. Jack Welsh was selected for
referee. The fight Will be for middle
weigh honors
The illinois Thunderbolt" will be
a busy fighter for the next two
months. In addition to his match with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
New orlenn. I. Defeated.

New Orleans La. April 2s-Blrming-
ham found Breitenstein easy to-day.
running up twelve hits from his deliv-
cry and scoring six runs. New Or
leans made game finish, but the lead
against them was too great.
Score: f. III. E.
Birmingham .32oo100oo--6 u 4
New Orleans. >. i. 10000 o3---i
Batteries: Wagner and Elliott; Brei-
tenstein and Latte and Gribbens. Time.
1.J5 Umpire FitZsimmons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
SUSPECT BEING HELD
Police Think They HIVE Negro Who Is
Responsible for Many During Hoid-Ups.

Thomas Jackson. eolored, charged
with being suspicious character. is
being held in the First Police Station
while the police look up his actions for
the past three weeks. Jackson is sus-
pected OF being responsible for the
daring hold-ups which have been pulled
off in Richmond within the last three
weeks.
Jackson was arrested Wednesday
night after a long chase by Bicycle
Officers Gehring and Palmer and ON
Ger Kuhn He could not give the bail
required OF him by Justice Crutchheld,
and viii remain in jail until his record
is looked into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
be used for carrying the lighting wirea,
under the terms OF the franchise agree
All MD. nnicrten

a subcommittee from the Council
Committee ON Grounds and Buildings
last night opned bids for the brick
house on Taylor's Hill Park recently
acquired by the city, which is to be
torn down and removed. In view OF the
prices offered for the material, all OF
the bids we're rejected and new propos-
ais called for. to be opened next Thurs
day night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29

Thomas, he is scheduled to meet Frank
KLAUS, of Pittsburg. in this city Juno
4. He will continue as one of Jeffries's
sparring partners, and train then.
Thomas viii train for his battle with
Papke at Jack Johnsor's camp. assist
ing Johnson in preparing for his con-
test with Jeffries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Another victory for Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, April 2s.--Mobile again
defeated Montgomery this afternoon.
Chappelle, for the locals. was in eX-
cellent form and was accorded magnif-
icent support.
Score: r. III. Il.
Montgomery ...Oooooo1oo--1 5 4
Mobile ....... 121Ooo0OO--4 6 o
Batteries: Dugglesby and Hart; Chap
pelle and Dunn. Time. 1.40. UNI
pires, Hickman and Miller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Hastings Court.

The Jury for the April term of the
Hastings Court was discharged yes
terday for the term. The case Of
Kizzie Mcclellan, charged with a
felony, was postponed until the next
term of court, after which court adj
1ourned and the Jury was discharged
for the term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
TO Visit Settling Basins.

The Virginia Chemists Club has
been invited to visit the new settling
basin on Saturday.
The president requests all members
to meet at the Reservoir at $3.50 P.
NJ, where they will be met by Mr..
Ezekiel and taken over to the basin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Macon Lose. ponhle-Hender.

Columbus. Ca, April 2S.-Columbua
played errorless ball to-day, and cas-
lily won double header from Macon.
The visitors, errors were responsible
largely for the locals victories.
First game:
Score: RH. f.
Columbus ......oo21oo1o.-s o.
Macon .........0o 00O01 0O--1
Mcleod and Krebs; Benton and
Clark and kahlkoff. Time, t:5o. Un-.
pire, Conner.
81 Second game:
r, H. e.
Columbus ......ooo51oo1-6 o
Macon ........... o00oo00--o 2 4
Hartley and Reynolds: Wecms.
Doyle and Eubank. Time, 1920. I'm,
pire, Conner. Called end eighth, dark
ness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
RuIes comnatte. cnlled.

The special committee to revise tbs
rules of the Council SO as to provide
for committee assignments of the new
ly elected members from Washington
Ward will meet at the City Hall to-
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Recen,Ion tn nIemherx.

The Sunday school of Asbury Place
NJ Z, Church will hold reception at
the church tonight This reception is
given to all new members who have
Joined since January 1. All members
of the school and their friends are
invited to attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Mrs. Johpston Improyipr.

ated on at st. Luke's Hospital last
week, is improving, and will be al
lowed to see her friends in a few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta: Atlanta, 1 Nashville, 8.
Second game-Atlanta, 4; Nashville, d.
At Mcuphis Chattanooga, /; Mem
phis 0. Second game-Chattanooga. 8:
Memphis, 4.
At Mobile: Mobile. 4; Montgomery, l..
AT New Orleans; Birmingham, 8, New
Orleans, t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Lecturcd by Adams.

On the roll call almost every men,
her of the committee had some pro-
iect which he wanted to recommend
to the Council with an appropriation
attached So noticeable did this be-
come, that Chairman Adams loft the
chair and delivered his fellow-mem-
bers a severe lecture on their methods
Of doing business. WHOM he asserted
was making the committee laugh
ing stock. both in the Council and in
the city.
1T is all foolishness, the merest
gallery playing" he asserted. you
ward delegations come in here night
after night and recommend appropria-
lions for smooth paving and all sorts
of things that you know the Finance
Committee won't provide money for.
and that you yourselves wouldn't vote
for If you had looked over the ground.
1t Is child's play. that members OF
the committee should be ashamed Of"
The immediate cause of his protest
was a proposition of Mr., Bliley to re-
place the present Vitrified brick pay
ing on Franklin Street, between Second
and Third. with asphalt blocks, adj
mltted to be little less noisy. Mr..
Adams asserted that there We're miles
of streets paved with granite blocks.
and more noisy, and still other miles
that were net paved at all, which had
first claim before money was wasted
in tearing up n good paving TO put
down another of similar character.
Mr.. Bliley withdrew his motion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Result. of primary Election.

The primary election held to-day in
the First and Second Wards to nom
mate two members from each ward
for the City Council. resulted in the
nominal ton of j. j. Nelms and Charles
W, Bowie, in the First Ward, and o.
W. Mattox and W. y. Jones, in the
Second Ward. There was no contests
in tile other four wards of the city
Robert Hines. a colored farmer of
Prince George county, was struck by
street car in Blandford TO night, and
his left leg broken in two places
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29

At Columbus: Columbus. A: Macon, J..
Columbus 8; Macon. 0 (second gane)s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta: Augusta, 5; Jackson-'
Vile, 1,
At savannah: Columbia, q; savan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
win. Out in Ninth.

Savannah, Ga, April 2s.--Columbia,
took advantage of Savannahs errors
to-day and won out in the ninth in-1
ming. Score, Z to 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Personal ana General.

his left leg broken in two places,
Personal and General.
The Riverside Club will give it's
usual hop and reception on Saturday
afternoon from 8 to I o'clock. The
committee of reception - VIII be
Mesdames George Cameron. Jr., ". a.
Bragg II. S. Seward II. 2. .stratton.
T.. H. Booth and j. II. Claiborne:
Misres Donald Claiborne. Margaret
Jarratt Mex emma Jones, Nellie and
Annie Binford and Nellie Green.
AT the meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisors of Prince George this week,
q levy for school purposes Of Is cents
on the 500 of values was made. The
board also fixed the regular levy TO.
county and road purposes.
During the interval between the
March and April terms of the Hust-
ings Court. eighty-six deeds and other
writings were recorded in the clerks
office.
The members of the Pennsylvania
Battlefield Commission. who arrived
here yesterday, after visiting the bat
tlehcils. including the monument. at
Fort Malone, and the marker at Fort
Steadnlan, held business meeting
in the Shirley Hotel last night. The
commission decided to publish in at
tracti,e form the full proceedings ana
ceremonies incident to the unwilling
of these memorials to Pennsylvania
troops. which took place on the 10TH
of May last. and during which Presi-
dent Taft, the Governors of Virginia
and pennsylvania and others made ad-
dresses.
The Spring Music Festival opened
with q brilliant and appreciativc au-
dience last night. Mr.. Radcliffe took
occasion to highly eStol the Peters
burg chorus, declaring that IN tonal,
quality and even balance, it is decided
IL the best chorus on the South At
lantic coast.
Judge Mullen, of the Hastings Court.
will sit tomorrow and Saturday TO
hear applications for liquor licenses.
Retailers will have to pay $500 to the
city, and shippers $500.
A valuable horse, shipped to Rich
mond by DR.. F. j. Fisher, of this city.
Jumped overheard yesterday at City
Point and swan ashore.
The Virginia National Bank IS in
stalling a new steel vault, the door of
which weighs $4,000 pounds. The FAULT
will be fitted with time lock and all
modern devices.
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r. H. e.

Savannah ..103o100oo--5 s a
Columbia ......2O111000 81 II 8
Fl. Schultz and Wells; Collins and
Missing. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Cauli-
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FINALLY AGREE
ON ASPHALT BLOCK
Street Committee Awards Con-
tract to |. ] Smith for
Street Paving.
WARM ROAST BY CHAIRMAN
Chairman Raps Policy OF Trying
to Get Pet Schemes Through
Council.
WARM ROAST BY CHAIRMAN

After prolonged debate the Council
Committee on Streets last night award
ed to !. j. Smith e. Co, the contract
for paving the roadbed of the four
blocks surrounding the John Marshall
High School Building, the material to
be the asphalt block made by the
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company. of Washington. large guam
tity of which has been used in smooth
paving number of the principal
thorougllfares of the city. The fight
was between this preparation and the
patent formula used by the Atlantic
Bitulithic Company for sheet paw
ing similar to that which has been
used In Norfolk. a subcommittee to
which the bids had been referred re-
turned them without recommendation.
The Washington concern bid direct
at s2.20 per square yard. and /. j.
Smith &C. Co., on the use of the same
block at the same price. the blocks
to be laid on foundation of rolled
sand. The Atlantic Bitulithic Company
bid s214 per square yard laid on con-