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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-21

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Has anyone seen Brooks comet?
Mrs M L Allen has returned from
a visit to Florence.
Mr. P Otis Arrowsmith was in
Charleston on Sunday.
Mr. S K Mouzon of Mouzon called
pleasantly Monday to see US.
Miss Elmer Kinds left this week
for Coker College, Hartsville.
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Gordon spent a
few days last week in Florence.
Mr. NJ Kirton of Taft was among
the friends who visited US Saturday.
Mrs Lula Brockington is in the i'll
frmary at Sumter critically i'll.
Cotton is quoted on the local
market at 104 cents; seed SIS a ton.
Miss George. Stackley of Florence
is on visit to the family of Mr. L
Stackley.
Miss Mollie Epps has returned
from an extended visit to friends at
Goldsboro, n c.
Note millinery openings Kingstree
Dry Goods Co and Mrs R B W Dick
son of Johnsonville.
Mr. A S Hardy of Conway has ac-
cepted position as stenograher at
Kelley & Kinds law Offices.
Master Norman Meyer has re-
turned home after most pleasant
s,isit to relatives at Lexington.
, Miss Ruby Koenecke, who has
been visiting the Misses Meyer, has
returned to her home at Sumter.
MIR Lawrence Chandler of Suit
tons is in town this week assisting
in Gamble and Jacobs drug store.
Prof ] w Swittenberg has moved
into his dwelling, built by Mr. R H
Kellahan, next to Mr. L P Kinder's
home.
DR. w V Brockington is preparing
to build his new dwelling on one Of
Mrs Gilland's lots on North Academy
street.
Miss Jho Snowden, of the Indian
town section, has been visiting Mr.
w P McGill's family, in North
Kingstree.
Miss Annie Stackley left yester-
day "wednesday for Saluda, where
she will teach in the graded school
of that town.
MIR and Mrs B E Clarkson will
leave this afternoon for Chesterfield
to visit relatives at Mrs Clarkson's
former home.
Mrs Hester and daughter, af-
ter spending the summer in town,
have returned to their home at
Newbern, n c.
The court of of general sessions
convenes here Monday, October 2.
Judge Robert Chpes,o the First cir
cult, presiding.
miss Margaret B Montgomery left
hst week for Winston-Salem, North
,Earolina, to take position in the
city graded schools.
Mr. G z Driggers of New Zion,
while in town this morning, took oc-
casion to annex his name to our al
ways growing mailing list.
Miss Ola Maye Saunders of Vir-
ginia has accepted a position as mil
liner with the Kingstree Dry Goods
Co and entered upon her duties on
Mondav.
Mrs H A Meyer, accompanied by
her little granddaughter, Miss Mary
Kingdom Shealy, has returned home,
after pleasant visit to relatives at
Lexington.
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The entertainment given at the
opera house last Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Episcopal
church was delightful event. The
proceeds amounted to S45.
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THE FIERY FURNACE

Daniel iii-Sept. II
"The Lord 70 my Helper. and eil rot fear
ehot p,1a shall do uato us"-Hebrers
eiii, g.
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Bridge. were received.
Geo. n Cooke .... - SO -
Gambler Dock q bridge Build
The Dspsa gSs o. public wer,'
submits above bids with the recou@
n ne that Il be authorized % e.
span pier was discovered durinF the
summer By the inspectors OF the De-
bridge. IL was not anticipated when
and. therefore. no money has been
e eas, r or appropriated 90 defray the
a lns q the coming winter season % ss %
aNol1 any Interference with traffic dur
ING the busy season. The Department
ha- no funds availa ble-frofn which n
, can recommend transfer but believes
sIassad me s mattel could be properly
ule reference OF this communication 20
your committee on Ways and Means
mna, a., ne suggestion that moneys 20
the Contingent Fund AZ.
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. HAARER.
Commissioners.
Means.
FROM THE SAME.
TO the Honorable the Common Counclf7
resolution adopted by YOUR Honorah,e
BedyS October eend. 1897, + beg to re-
port TOT the week ending with October
Elst, 1911, there were thfrty-sfx f3G)
complaints received at this offfce and
the garbage collection depot for the
non-e9liection OF garbage and dead
ANNALS. or an average Of six (6) COM
plants Der day
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARER.
Commit ssioner
heIerren to COMMITTEES on Health
and CITY Hospitals
FROM THE SAME
10 tne honorable the Common Council:
ycur Honorable Body my report Tor
1911 '"o A1no'
The gases delivered the consumers
OF the city during the above period
were tested and found to answer the
requirements OF the city Ordinance
rnat delivered on the West side OF the
city averaged in Illuminating value
lF.sf candles On the East side the
average was lower, being but 1851
Sandles. The heat units averaged s2g
peing 20 units above the required eO0
me total sulphur test showed 1870
grams per 100 cubic feet against 20
srhins allowable. No ammonia nor
hyerogen sulphide was found
The gas pressure was in several On :
stances high. the same being due 10
the reimbursement In the pressure
systeni 10 meet the increased demand.
Also In the extreme Western district
supplied by the Detroit Suburban.
n"s 20. leaky regulator permitted
Respectfully submitted
y. +. HYLAND
Placed on fle
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paving OF said intersections, etc, and
Tor the sum OF $500. the same being
lhe cost OF advertising. blanks. and In
spoctor's salary
Resolved. Third. that the City Con-
ti1lleE be and he n hereby directed
10 brepare alley paving bonds. Ina ac-
CO. dhnce with abe provisions OF Secs.
OF the City az Detroit as amended by
an act OF the Legislature approved
) Hne 9th. 1901, said bonds 20 bear in
trFsst at the rate OF four per cent
pei annum
Adopted as follows:
leas-Aid. Allan. BrOzo Burton. Del
mel Ellis. Eield Garxex Gilman
,5rindley, HARPER. Hindie, Heating
Neusch, hoenig, Knapp. Littleheld.
Ledge, Lynch McCarty Mason Mer-
tht. q Brten, estrowski, owen Rosen-
thhl Schultz, Skrzycki Theisen Tos-
ey vernon Walsh. Watson. Zoeller,
and the President.-3i
Nays-Nonp
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WALTER BARLOW
Assistant Cnrpnratfo.., &c.,.
From Department of Parks and eouIe-
wards

To the Honorable the Common Council.
GentlemeH--In reply IT, tha petition
OF Christie Marble CO. et al, relxtiva
10 repairs TO Lafayette boule snrd
bridge referred ny your Honorable
Body TO this department at It's last
session, would say that the bridge was
condemned and closed on July ~ and
the fact reported To your Honorable
Body on Tuesday, July 20, 1871 Plans
ana specifications were prepared. bids
solicited and the contract awarded AMI
approved by your Honorable Body
August 30. 1917 Whitehead & kales.
tho contractors, informed this depart
ment THAT portion OF the steel IL
here, that the shop work Is being doGc
on ", ard that they expect TO COM
meuce work on the bridge the latter
part OF this week or the first OF next
All Of the steel for this bridge had
TO be specially rolled
Everything that Is possible Is vetnE
done 70 hurry the matter.
Very respectfully,
NJ. L. HURI.BCT.
Commissioners.
Accented and piace1 ON Ale
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my hands OF IL. and denounct their m
reference. There shall be no pulling
ha Qling, log-rolling, expensive adverts-
IL; and the officials OF the Detroit United
Railway know that | shall prevent II,
even u l have TO go 10 the extent or
using my voice and my influence with
the people 60 defeat the agreement.
So FAR as | am concerned. have no
Intention OF making a campaign for the
adoption Of this agreement. i consider
10 OF SUFFICIENT Importance 10 submit TO
the people. but l shall make no cam
pa!gn for Il. IL il the peoples matter,
and IL il Tor -tn-adapt- or reject
u as they see III, IL must stand or fall
upon It's own merits.
Respectfully submitted,
wM. r. THOMPSON
Mayor.
Referred 10 Committee on Franchises.
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COMMON COUNCIL
toFFIcIAL)
petroIt. ruesday. oet. "a. -.

Detroit. Tuesday. oct. "a, l'll
The Council was called 20 order by
the President Hon william Gutmnn.
PTcsent-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton,
IeimcI Ellis, Field, GUrVey GffHnun'
Grinuiey llarpfer, Hlndle keatlns,
keusoh. kOenlg, Krapp. tittleheld,
Lodge, Lynch. McCarty Mason, Mer-
ritz O'Brien. Ostrowski, owen, ROsen-
thai. schultz, Skrzycki Theisen, Tossy,
vernon Walsh, Watson. Ioeller ana
the President1-3TI
There being a quorum present the
Council was declared TO be in session
Tie Journal Of the preceding session
was approved
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conference.-the number OF work
hatnesscs owned by thls department In
not sufficient To use all OF cur horses
10 advantage during tue winter months
when the phaetOns are not working.
Therefore | would request your ftoH-
orablc BODY o. direct the City Con-
trollcr to transfer TON 0CCUUHT No. M
surplus fund of this delartm, nt To az
count No. 10. harnesses. the sum of
5000 for the purpose 81 buying new
harnesses aud HNihS 90 EoHIC) OH UHrs.
Praying that your Honorable Body
win give this matter Immediate atteR-
ton. | ar
Very repeatedly
VI T.. IICpTBt'T.
Commissioners.
Referred TO Committee on ways and
Means
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Prom cay Plan AVID Improvement Com
mission

To the Hon grRble the Common Council
Ncutlere E---At recent nicctinE OF
the city Plan and Improvement COM
TH7ErTUU II THyUtrTtrJrr- v~sr- f-fss SOD, St3. 4
costing the purchase Of certain lards
on the river front for park purposes
and the commission wishes 60 ccnVeT
20 the Common Council their entire AZ
prevail OF Mayor Thompson's purchase
nl' the dowu-rivrr tract or land los
park purposes.
Sincerely yours.
r GLENN PHILLIPS.
secretary.
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From The cnrnorstlon Counsel.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen The Board of Education
directs me ~ ask that City tax for 1911
on "lot and 20li ~. of lot 7. west
side Woodward avenue, being church
prcpcrtv belonging 10 Thos Huntcr and
occupied ny Cass school" be Cancelled
for the reason that FOR upwards ~ two
years this property has been Occupied
for purposes Of q public school.
while the description I have given is
tncomuletc IL is ri 7 cpn az this time
supuiy. a moro exact description will be
given when the matter Is before your app
urOpriatc committee
Respectfully,
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Aid Theisen offered the following:
Nhereas, IL appears from a commu-
nication from the Department OF Pub
lie Works that the paving OF Alley No.
day OF August. 1911. has been fully
completed and
Whereas. Said alley has been -xam-
lned by the Department OF Public
Works. and the paving OF said alley
has been found TO have been done in
accordance with the contract and spe-
cifCattons for the same. therefore
Resolved First. That the said paving
within the limits above mentioned De.
and is hereby accepted.
Resolved Second. That the city Con-
troTler be and is hereby authorized TO
draw his warrant on the City Treas
urer in payment OF the intersections
etc, OF said alley to the amount OF
$50 "a the same being the full amount
due the contractors from the city for
paving said intersections etc. and for
the sum OF 81, the same being the cost
Of aGN ertIsing blanks. and Inspectors
salary
Resolved, Third. That the City Con-
troller be. and he Is hereby directed
II prepare alley paving bends, In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Sec
tons 40 and 43 OF chapter IL OF the
Charter OF the City OF Detroit. as
approved June C. 1901. said bonds 10
bear interest NJ the rate OF four per
cent per annu''.
ADOPTED as follows:
mel. Ellis. Field. -Garvex- Gilman
Griidley Harpfer, HIndle. Kcu'ing.
kcusch EOeniq Knapp. I.ittlchnid
Lodge Lynch Mc"arty, Mason Mer-
ritz C'Prien. Ostrowskt owen Rpsen-
thai schultz. Skrzvckt TheIsen. 1ossv
tho Prosident--94
NnYs-NpneEs
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r,on ~. ao,rd =, u.s,,h.

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gcptlcmen---in reply 90 requests fof
proposals 20 eNcavIte beneath the
uyrth wing Of the Tuberculosis Sann-
t0rsum erect brick walls uhdyr rn7
walls thereof and dnstah therein the
necessary windows Win low frames aud
doors and 10 construct a cement hoot
therein and 60 make All necessary
water sewer and other connections
tho whole to be according % the pla1ls
.pui specifications of Richard "A Msfr
tho architect who prepared them the
foli0Wing were received
ptper A pemske. ............ tl,NS9 cf
Req owski Bros. ...,........ l,Iga -
" peeeck -------.-.a.....l.-..-.. l.StO ~
y " Thompson ...,....-..... SIS ~
Tho proposal OF Piper a Demske b.
ing the lowest. the Soard of Health
ms therefore entered into coutsaeN
WITH them Tor doing thc work IhUvf
des, ribed and furnishing all matertp4
therefor and herewith REQUESTS the
approval and confirmation Npf the same
b. vouf Honorable BOdy,
Respectfully submitted.
THE BOARD OF hEALTH.
by JOHN " McKINLNf.
Referred 10 commlt.es on Healte
AMI CITY Hospitals
tcs.si.sea .. r.gs si<l
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Respectfully submitted
]. J, HAARER,

BY Aid. Gilman:
Resolved. That, the City Controller.
De. ana Is hereby authorized and in
btfucted TO make the proper entries
on his books TO effect the transfer OF
~ 10000 from the surplus I'm the 1910.
General Road Fund. TO the credit OF
sub-fund In the same fund. 1911,
known as Tools and Repairs
Adopted as follows:
Ncas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mel Ellis. Field, Garvey. Gilman
Grindley. HARPER. Hndle. Heating
keusch. Koenig, Knapp. Littleneld,
Lodge, Lynch McCarty. Mason. Mer-
ritt O'Brien. Ostrowski. owen Rosen-
thai Schultz, Skrzycki. Theisen. Tos-
sy. Vernon. Walsh. Watson, Zoeller,
and the President.-34
NQVs-Ncna
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from Department Of Public Works.

~ the Honorable the Common Souncui
Gentlemen-~ln reply 10 p2uVe ~ ~.
ashntldtuc stone Pier on the norm
End OF the draw span OF the Belle Isle
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from the controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following Reports OF
CITY Officers for the week ending Satur-
day October q. Ill. are respectfully
submitted:
CIV Treasurer's Dlsburse-
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~. q
september 5th. 18Th, 26th, October Srd
and nth and are applicable 10 the
above vouchers.
Respectfully submitted.
wM. y. THOMPSON.
Mayar-
On motion % AID GrindleY- the vote
-by which so much OF the proceedings
was adopted OF the session OF Orte4f-t
II, as is specified in the veto message
Of His Honor the Mayor was recon
sidercd. 80,
on the table.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen On April 5th OF TINS
year which was the day after an
agreement was made between the 'lty
way for the extensions aud better
meuts OF the Mack Chene Brush and
Hamilton boulevard lines | wrote a
letter Ia the Detroit United hallway
suggesting the further consideration
OF all the ether points ~ controversy
between the city and the company,
wifi, the view OF reaching an amicable
,scttTru,ert Of the whole question. ON
April 6. 1911. received = favorable
rcply from Mr.. ] &. Hutchirs. presi-
dent OF the company suggesting a
meeting IN the office or John g. Dom
nelly attorney for the company on
MONDAY afternoon. April 10th, = 2.30.
At The time nXcd. the conference
wos begtin between NJ. y. G. Hntrhins.
president 90 the Dctrnit United RAll=
way. v. w. Brooks rcneral manager
OF the Detroit United Railway ana
John G. DorueIly. Its counsel. acting
or. beNaIf ot the company. and y J.
NJ Hauv Ccrnoratipr Counsel and my
seIe acting for the city.
Tho prri oee OF the meeting -~-7S-to
reich. r. russth,s. ---rrrrraf- r1t-ytr ~
settlement 81 ~ the differences oy,
listing between the street railway com
navy and the rity Therpaftcr drrir's
the months of May Tune, .IulY August.
Septemror and October. these confer
enccs we've resumed az freuuent inte. q
vals. IN the meanwhile Mr.. Hqllv and
myself had gone 10 Cievelapd several
times ~ counsel With Mr. A. " Du-
pout who was associated with the late
Tom Ini ,cnn--iil- nrnIni.i 4illf- a-ffftffft-
cIpaIIy- owned street railway svqtC7r
in Cleveland and who is aEpecOVoizad
rVrert ~jn street railway matters.
Eventually. as the conferences devei-
-oped UTuurrss towards n settienfFHt
we secuc-ed Mr. Duport's consent 20
come 20 Detroit and take part IN the
dtsrussiOu with tho gentlemen ACTING
for 80 cOwnnny. We deemed this al
visablc bccause we found that HE
expert krpwledPe-x needed bv us
-fn order to cope with the EXPERT
the cnrpanv This expectation was
agreeably realizedN becausS@ the SER
vices which he has rendered for the
citv w aiding uE in these negotiations
Tar exceed In value the conpensa ton
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From Department Of Public Works.

TO tho H0H0TaBIe the C'UrurrUu- e''-tf-''4lt
Lateral sewers Nos 22oS. E2to mo
224g agscssm mt rolls Nos 1913. taop
rd -s5s hcp-tiforc approved and con-
gru,o1 h., YOUR Honorable Body nave
b,rn completed according 10 plans md
notifications hnH nccorted Tor the ci'y
Respectfully submitted
j j HAARER,
Commissioner
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10 thH Honorable the Common Co incil:
conference.-the following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
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10 the Honorable the Common Council.
dentlemen-We herewith transmit To
your Honorable Body, Assessment
noiis numbered 1894 TO 2sl7. both in
'front.' or and adjoining the lots and
parcels OF land described therein
ne usuai notice required by law
mas been given TO the parties in i'm
notice and AFFIDAVIT OF pubiicatIon we
nave, therefore. signed the same and
report IL to your Honorable Body.
very respectfully. q
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLAsS.
10, a., President.
Resolved, That Assessment Rolls
numbered 2I94 TO 2S17, both inclusive.
Tor constructing cement sidewalks m
front OF and adjoining the lots and
parcels OF land described therein are
herehy approved and confirmed. that
the description OF premises and the
names or persons contained therein are
received as correct: and tina. the sums
set forth In the said assessment Rolls
are the correct ones which each In
diViunal or set OF dividuals should
ne assessed at aTtA Payrand that the
said assessments he collected from the
seNefal persons liable TO pay the same
according 10 law. ~
approve the form OF the aboye
resolution.
WALTER BARLOW
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Adopted IS follows: ~
eas--Aid. Allan, Brozo, Burton. Del.
met Ellis Field. GnrYey. Gilman.
kiensch' koenig Knapp, Littieneid.
Lodge Lynch. McCarty, Mason Me-.
rltt. O'BrieH. Ostrowski owen Roser,-
snai. schultz. skrzycki, TheIsen, Tos-
ahG the Presldent.~-3I.
Nays None.
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From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Work IN this Department | would rec
on'nend the transfer OF 81 10000 from
tue surplus la she 1910 General Road
tuho 20 ihe eredit OF sub-fund in
the same fund. 1911. known as Tools
and Repairs
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From che controIler.

controller.
Accepted and referred 10 the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means r
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From Department Of Public Works.

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The Department OF Pub
lie W orks respectfully reports that the
paving OF Alley No. 2l1. under the com
tract confirmed the 18th day OF August.
1911, Is fully completed from the east
me OF Russell street easterly 20 the
west line OF alley first west OF and
parallel TO Riopelle street
The pavement is OF brick on concrete
ana has been examined by the Depart
ment OF Public Works and found TO be
In accordance with the contract and
specifications for the same.
There is due the contractors for paw
ing said alleY as follows:
For intersections, etc $S2.24
For cost OF advertising, blanks
and Inspectors salary .... 400
Total amount ...........S $50. "a
Respectfully. etc.
j. j HAARER.
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Resniyrd That the City Controller be
ana tc i h.-Cby directed 20 draw a
yy,rrant on the City Treasurer iu pay
mont az the cost Of the city arms. "
any on lateral sewers Nos. 22S. 22lo
AVA 22IG. and bc q further
pce5lyc4 That the city Controller be
ard 10 Is hereby dIfgcted ~ prep'rr IT
,t,i gsvassnent lateral sewer bonds Tor
(,,rts eI8 and ~ assessment rolls
N4s 7ii3 1850 and 1855. N accordlancf
with tho provisions ~ Sections uild
10 ~ t,taptrf ~ % the charter or me
r.ttv ~ Detroit - amended by an AcL
OF the Legislature ~ The state 81 MID,
80 approved June 9Th, 1901. Said
- t--s~t.-st -tha.-Fe.I e-aAt-
per cent per annum
saouted Ps follows.
ypns= Allan. -Hrozo.- HURON, l,tl-
mel Ella Field. Garvey. Glnh9am'
49, ,,7TT.y ffHvufrr- HiHdle, keatlps'
E.osrh. K0enig Knapp Attleltla'
I,,tiae LYNCH McCarty. Mason, MeI-
ri,t OBrien. ostrowEkft ttwrt. ~
MAJ schultz. Skrzych. Theisen os-
- Vernon Walsh Watson. HOeilt''
ard the PresidenL-S4
NaNs-None.
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From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen---I transmit herewith AS
sessment rolls Nos. 7l9s, 7499 1851
1868 1856. 1887, 1863, 1870. 1911, 1872
and 1879 for the construction OF lateral
sewers Nos 21ss. 2ls9. 2251. 1858, cess.
2257 2259 1890. 226l. 2262 and 2263:
said assessment rolls having been made
according to resolution OF your Honor
able Body and notice OF the completion
OF the same pNblished In the official
newspaper OF the city. OF Detroit. as
prescribed by the Ordinances OF said
city I'm such case made and provided
Attached hereto ~ communication
from the Corporation Counsel stating
that the proceedings taken I'M relation
to the above named sewers are In ac-
cordance with the ordinances and that
All legal requirements have been com
piled with.
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Respectfully submitted.
j. j. HAARER,
&c.,, -, d - - =, ., a .
Commissioner
FROM THE SAME.

FROM THE SAME.
Department OF Public Works:
Gentiemen--I return herewith clip
pirgs furnished for lateral sewers num-
berod PISS. 21sgs 225i. 2253. 2256, 225s,
e26O, 2261 2262. 2263. and assessment
rolls therefor! as being In compliance
with the provisions OF the ordinances
and charter relative thereto
Respectfully.
BERNARD r WEADOCk.
Assi4tan NJ Corporation Counsel
by AID Walsh:
Resolved that assessment rolls nos
7IGY- TIJJ 755 a6b3 1865, 1851, 1850
1870 1871 1872 and 1873 for the con-
sITuCtT0n OF -t5rtrt7-4--.-w o4S- Nos 2lhS.
21Sg. 2e5I 1859. 2956 1851. 2259 226o,
9s6i. 2262 and 2268 transmitted hy the
TjapartnIeut Of Public Works IN accord
i4-slr44ies such Sc
MADE and pro, ideh. be and the same are
hereby approve ana confirmed
Adopted as follows:
Ye4s-Ald Bro2O. Burton. Defined
E,hs. Field Garyey Gilman, Grindley'
.Uarpfer Ttirdle Heating keusch.
Koenig Knapp I7itteheld. Lodge
' vrrh McCarty, Mason, Merrit.
g.ptIau. 0$trowsk. owen. Rosenthnl
schultz skrzycki Theisch Toss. Yer
nor Walsh. Watson. Zoeller and the
President -33.
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Total amount .........'- 1902
,,-.f..rtt. 90.
TfNATlEIt

Accented and NIa Thc'sen offered
the following.
WHEREIN ft appears from com
-,t.444.i. Il4-4-- fI4.lI4-t Lc-ll cp1rtfncn OF
Pulir Works that the paving - az.
I., <, zoe rs per contract confirmed
-,r--rS -rf5-yfrv-,s It4lp- lhli, has hcen
.frtftX cDmpic ed AVID
t,,d ~ tho Department % Public
v.,,vtra--f,a ti.c paving % said alley
Zoe been forn1 90 have been done in
.sr,.ordepc. with the contract and
specifications Tor the 'shurT therefore
yesalrel First thu. the said paw
In, yyfsnIn .rc limit hHF mentioned
he ans is hereby accepted.
Resolved. Se,oad ti"t tine city Con {
troileT bp. g.td ts hereby authorized ~
S,,,v his warrant on the city Treasure
or fn payment ~ the intersections
etc 81 said alley tU the amount 81
Sia..4s the same beng the fill amount
due the contractors from the city TOT