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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
MOUNDS.
Special 20 ths World.


Special 20 tho World
Mounds, Okla, April Ia
Tho home talent Entertainment
given for the benefit oyr the W c.
T. L. at the opera house last Friday
night was decided SUCCESS. Every
one who took part acted their part
as ably and before "A very apprecla
tive audience.
Prof. u. T. styles transacted bust
ness in the county seat Saturday
F. ID, Johnston OF Henryctta was
here on business the first OF the
week
ID. II. Johnston Is having new con
crete business building erected on his
lot down town.
Drs, Taylor and Rhodes performed
an operation on Miss Klio Adair here
Tuesday morning Miss Adair Is re-
ported to be doing very nicely and
her many friends here hope for her
speedy recovery.
The sad news Of the death of Miss
Myra Powers in Roswell n NJ, was
received here Tuesday. The remains
will be shipped here for burial,
Mrs, J.. @. Michncr and her sister
Mrs. +. Turner of Albuquerque. N,
NJ, who has been visiting here. left
sunday for a visit with relatlves In
Liberty. Mo.
Miss Jessie Lurman was in Sa-
pulpa Saturday.
Albert and Forest Wills visited rel
atives In Sapulpa Saturday.
Miss Edith Mcrean and her grand
fothor, Mrs. Morean were shopping in
Sapulpa Saturday
Mrs. Z. T.. Gaily and little son were
In sapulpa between trains Sunday.
A. l.. Frank went 10 Tulsa on busl-
ness Thursday.
Mrs. ]. r. Shipman and grand
daughter. Msude Wlkerson. were
visiting in Sapulpa Saturday
The Sunday School Of tho Chris
,lan Church win give an Easter pro-
gram sunday morning at the church.
Miss Koyte Lynn was the guest OF
friends In Sapulpa Saturday and sun
day
Buck Self and Alfred Hines were
in Tulsa Tuesday.
Mrs Ada Hutton and little son
Everett were In Sapulpa visiting rel
atives Saturday and Sunday.
N. NJ. Schlichter and wife went to
Sapulpa, Tuesday
Misses Ethel MIchner and Daisy
wills vent to Sapulpa Sunday
MIR, and Mrs, A. V, Rupprecht OF
Sapulpa were here Sunday visiting
l.. G.. Mlchner and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Funk returned
Monday from visit with relatives In
Chicago,
Miss Fac Gally came home Sunday
from Ptttsburg Penn. where she
spent the winter with relatives
Miss Alta Crouch was in sapulpa
Saturday.
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tor $1,000 from the Modern Wood
men In payment for a policy carried
by her husband who was killed on
the railroad a short time ago
Miss Daisy Albert Of Tulsa and Er-
nest Judd and sisters Mabel and
Marguerite spent Sunday with Mil
ton Standlee and sisters Jane and
Annie
The following Officers were elected
for the Christian Endeayor for the
next six months Ernest Judd, presi-
dent, William II. Hollis vice presl-
dent, Ethel Wilson, secretary; Flo
renee Brooks. treasurer. Fay wood
Chairman or lookout committee; Mrs
william Murphey. chairman OF Pray
or committee; Jane Standlec, chair
man Social committee
The hotel nj tho brick plant burned
down last Saturday night.
Mrs II, l.. Morgan represented the
local Bebeccah Lodge at the state
meeting at McAleAter last Tuesday.
Wallace Morgan OF Tust spent the
past week In Dawson with relatives.
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DAWSON.

special to the World
Dawson, okla, April I6.-Rev T.
T. Barrier will deliver sermon on
me CruoitN'on this evening.
Subject for Christian Endeavor
,or Sunday April l6, will be The
spirit OF the Resurrection" Leader.
Fay Wood
Irene and Wilburn Woolcy will on.
tertaln some ~ their friends with an
Easter egg hunt
The stork left a baby girl at the
home " Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hedge
cock NJ MIngo aud baby boy at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs Fred Kolosky
OF Dawson on Friday
MIR nnd Mrs w n, Hollis drove
g. the oil tiolds sunday afternoon.
MIR and Mrs O. Norman Of Scales.
Mr. and Mrc. George Graham and
Mrs Wells OF Tulsa. and Mrs James
Wooley and children spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. James
II fNrr
Mr.. and Mrs. olin Lowis and Kirk
Lewis OF Pawhuska spent the past
week with relatives at Dawson
Miss Edna Gushing Of Oklahoma
City is visiting her cousin. Miss Ethel
Wilson,
VIM, Langley Of westvile. Okla.
IL Visiting John Polston aud family.
Mrs Jesse Durbin received a check
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Mrs F6hring Of the Fahring and
Whitaker Millinery firm. spent Mon
day In Tulsa shopping,
Mr., @, $. Turley who Is engaged
IN tho live stock business In Florida.
and who owns some racing stock with
records, returned home this week for
visit
Mayor w. W. Walton was in Tulsa
Monday
Mossrs. ]. s. Bowers, Tom Lancaster
H. G.. Pugh, y, u. Morrow. W. 7.
Brooks and Len Laws were among
the Broken Arrowites that attended
court In Tulsa Tuesday,
Mrs. Henley has gone to Catoosa
whore she will spend Easter with
home folks.
pr. j, n. shippey made a business
trip TO Tulsa Monday
John II, Miller OF Tulsa was Bro
ken Arrow visitor Thursday.
John n. Wells, who has been at
tending the hearing OF his case In
the Supreme Court at Guthrie. came
homo Thursday to attend the Jcffer-
sonlan banquet.
Mr., Guy Bowman was up from Mus
kogee on business this week
Mr. G. II, Pinkerton and wife, who
have been visiting here for month
returned to their home In Kansas city
Monday. Mr. Pinkerton ls brother
~ Allen Plnkerton, the newly elected
marshall
Mssdames HArye HolIinRsWorth
and JamIson were Tulsa shoppers
Thursday
Mr. c. G, Blossom has succeeded
A. l., Weise ~ station agent or the
Katy here Mr.. Wclse has been sent
TO EufRulo.
Mrs. c. II, Corbutt ls visiting her
husband, tho night iailer at Tulsa,
Mrs, Tom Jamson of Neosho, Kan,
In visiting her parents here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
CALLS PHARMACY
By another NAME
JUDGE HOUSTON SAYS THE
junction" IL A SALOON.
AND A SPADE IS A SPADE
Then lie Fines Shumway 500 and
the SOft Pedal Went on the
Pharmacy" Part

Judge Chauncey Houston Of tho To-
cal magistrate court objected 20 the
reference ~ an attorney to the estab-
lishment, corner Main and Fourth.
as the Junction Pharmacy" Attor-
ncy George Brown. acting for the de-
fendant. l.. A. Shumway. charged
with violating ths city liquor ordi-
nance. afterwards put the soft pedal.
and whispered tho accent ON the
word pharmacy"
Shumway was arralgned to ex-
plain the finding of quantity Of
booze IN safe confIscated from the
place several weeks ago by tho Of
flcers, His explanation failed to sat
lsfy the court and he was fined 800.
minus the jail sentence. Notice for
an appeal bond was made and fixed by
the court AT $500, This Is the largest
amount every fixed IN the local po-
lice court for an appeal bond
Several additional charges are pend
Ing against the alleged proprietor Of
tho Junction Pharmacy" In each
case a safe full OF liquor is involved
I'm the action. Tho alleged "booze mig
Ror' In the Shumway case was re-
leased by the court because Of fail
ure OF the officers to prove that he
made sale.
Judge Houston's opinion was In
part as follows;
This place generally referred to as
n pharmacy is nothing more or less
than a saloon. In tho meaning Of the
law It IL a public nuisance which
should be ahated at the risk Of tearing
out furnishings In search for evil
dence. A spade IL spade and II
isn't permissible In this court to refer
to the place In high sounding name.
The proprietors OF the Junction
pharmacy" are not there for the pur-
pose OF doing drug business, but
there for the Illicit sale OF liquor. The
proprietor. on the approach of the
police. wouldn't have cried look out"
n tho assistant In the rear was pouring
out tea or coffee to his patrons.
This evidence I'm It's self shows
the intent is sufficient almost to shew
that something not unusual. but a Wo-
latlon OF the law. was going on be-
hind the prescription case, The pro-
prietor again felt that ne was trans
crossing the law when he locked his
liquor In a safe to protect his place"
Joe Walters, colored. and former
porter for tho Owl drug tsore" on
West Third street was also assessed
$50 on the charge OF selling liquor |
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36s barrels in excess Of the amount
produced by Russia. But very
small percentage OF refined products
Is obtalnable from Russian crude.
and OF very inferior grade. The
crude petroleum produced in Rou-
mania yields but 1851 per cent re
fined products
The Texas Company owes Its stu
pendous growth to the low price Of
Oklahoma crude. Beginning It's cor
porate existence at Beaumont, Tex,
In 1902 with IA capital Of $4,000 un-
der the name Of the aTexas Fuel
Company with tS,000.000 capital.
The compauy's growth necesstated
frequent increases OF capital. the
latest addition occurring on March 4.
bringing It's capitalization up to $780,
100000 This automatic money MAX
er has paid its stockholders in the
form OF dividends an amount that
makes tho Standard oil Company div
idends dwarf In comparison. 1t
operate hundrcds OF distributing
stations. hundreds Of miles Of trunk
pipe lines, Cnuln OF OF TtllHeTlcSt
q fleet OF oceon-going steam oil
tankers and barges, etc, Its growth
has been both spectacular and senss-
tional, II accomplished within nine
years moro than Standard oil did in
Is first 90 years OF It's existence, from
money making standpoint. and has
not parallel In the history Of any
commodity, and nearly all due to the
rIdioulously low price OF oklahoma
crude.
For several years the United states
has averaged more than 5000 miles
OF new railway construction each year
The current year promises TO eclipse
any prevlous year, with each ad-
dtlonal mile more cars and locomo-
tlyes are required this calls for more
lubricants. Every additional auto
mobile, motor boat, trolley car, steam
ship, mill or factory, irrigation plant.
electric lighting plant, moving or
reaplng machine calls for more and
more OF tho products OF petroleum
Every wheel OF industry pays tribute
TO King Petroleum.
The foregoing should mako II plain
that never IN the history Of petro-
leum was the outlook bettor for In
creased prices
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Denomination In Need.

NntcIAI 70 VUt WVTIU1
Shawnee. april Is because therc
are not enough members OF tho Dutch
reformed church In tho state TO meet
the running expenses OF eight
churches. the denomination owned.
ihc buildings have been turned over
90 members OF other sects.
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news notes

CONTINUED from page 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

sale khexeo1 Tor tise r~sr4nsnen I'M proye-
msna rs fne strsetA ana highways I
ns Sstv sr II fsrsh d. Anhsy WIZ Rsss;
september IL. la11, approved septem-
named tRsFein il SAID New street.
BE II and It hereby lis Resolved. That
this Council being tho Board having
ooaTl Of Common Fisas 81 tho couna es
6 Seln m1aa liz co saa ats MAs q nsw ~ ssT ssld
s sss Si nsss1 u 15 shpsss 1 II fatssss sSf p tas
sidshst ys e s sstd. & sstg ~5rs oi pssss ana %ns 5s.
to estimate and assess the benefits
upon the property benefited by reason
q A ssfa g. in II foyfsss Resolved. rnat he
iCity Clerk give notice OF the time ana
place OF such application by ten days
Pubiicst,on In the Perth Amboy Chron-
News, two newspapers printed or cir
culating Ia the said City of Perth AM
was introduced. and adopted by the
following. vote; Ysa-Hornsby. Seaman.
voorhees,. Nay-Nons.
The following resoIution;
ment of paving OAK street from Mar
ket street. to Smith street with as
phalt blocks With the sppurtenances.
was made by virtue of the provisions
of an ordinance OF the Council OF the
City of Perth Amboy entitled AN Or
|dfnance to pave Oak street from Mar
ket street to Smith street with asphalt
blocks with the appurtenances." passed
June 10, 1911, and approved by the
Mayor of the said City of Perth Am
boy June 81, 1911; and,
Whereas, The said ordinance was
passed and approved by the authority
visions OF an act of the Legislature of
the State OF New Jersey. entitled, "An
Act to authorize the Improvement OF
streets and highways In cities of this
State, and to provide for the payment
of the expense OF the same approved
June 10. 1898. n of the several acts
.amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto, and,
Whereas, In and by said ~rdinance,
this Council determined the kind OF
material to be used for the improve
ment of said street, ana,
Whereas, This Council did pass an
ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance to
the issuing OF bonds for the
purpose of obtaining monew from the
sale thereof for the permanent improve
the City OF Perth Amboy with per-
manent and durable material" passed
September 10, 1911, approved Septem-
Der 2s, 1871. one of which streets
named therein is said Oak street.
Be It and 1t hereby Is Resolved. That
this Council being the Board having
charge of said work, apply to tia
OF Common Pleas of the County
or Mfddlesex and State Of New Jersey.
being the County wherein the said
lily OF Perth Amboy Is situate, for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

.~,saa0xfnx vote; xeEKornshv, n~suaan'
LarSou. Dhlfgns &Andkaek.
lTcorhssM N1y-Nonss
Ths folioAzta4 rss9lntion xx
lnent Of paying HHlith sfrest from HiEh
lstraet to Stats street with asphalt
blocks with the .-ppurtenaneess is conn
jRlst:d' ws xja. sal a ,~ ths OTsuisions We 81
an ordinance OF the Council Of the
CITY OF Perth Amb9y entitled AN or
IdInance to paw Smith street from
|phsit blocks WITH the appurtananees,s
passed May l, 1911, and approved BY
the Mayor OF said City Of Perth Am
boy Mar 9, 1915 and
Whereas. The said ordinances was
passed and approved by thu authority
conferred upon this Council by the
provisions of an acr OF the Legisiature
II the state Of Nsw }srssy. snti n
OF streets ana highways In cities OF
this State. and to provide for the pay
lment of the expense OF the same ap-
ersf acts a~mendatory thereof and sup
whereas. In and by said ordinance.
this Council determined the kind OF
material to be used for the Improve
Hment of said street, and,
Whereas. This Council did pass an
ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to
authorize the issuing of bonds for the
" 4Ro6Q AtVAa@| %tN
sale thereof for the permanent i'm
provement Of the streets n high
Permanent and durable material"
passed September Is, 1911, approved
September 20, 1911, one of which
streets named therein is said Smith
street from High to State streets.
Be 1t and 1t hereby is Resolved, That
this Council being the board having
charge OF said work. apply to the Court
OF Common Pleas of the County OF
Middlesex and State OF New Jersey, be-
Ing the County wherein the said City
OF Perth Amboy Is situate, for the ap-
pointment Of three disinterested per-
sons, who shall be f~reeholders and re-
sidents of the said City of Perth AM
boy, to estimate and assess the benefits
the property benefited by reason
of such Improvement,
And be 1t further Resolved. That the
City Clerk give notice of the time and
in the Perth Amboy Chron-
icle and the Perth Amboy Evening
two newspapers printed or CIR
culsting In the said City OF Perth Am
was introduced, and adopted by the
following vote: Tea-Hornsby, Seaman,
Calvin, Larson, Dalton, Sandbsck.
Voorhees,. Nay-None.
A committee of citizens from the
part of the city were present
to urge early action In the matter OF
high Valley Railroad, John Hanson
the matter to the Council as
spokesman for the committee.
On motion the Council adjourned.
WILBUR LA ROE,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

appointment NK thrve 6isfnterested psr
sonss who sAs1 " frcsko5dera i r..
sas ssfim e ss afa c; H;ss q R tns hbsnase22lzs,
upon the property benefited by reasen
lot sueh i-mprovenenh
City Clerk rive notice of the time and
publication Ii the Perth Asnboy Chron-
ieIe 2 she Perth Amboy Evening
eulatfus ii the sald City Of Perth Am-
VA introduced. ana adopted By the fol-
6aivin. larson. patton. sa ssf,ssR'
Voorhees,. Nay-None.
Ths following resolution; -
eompisted; which SAID Improvement
was madS. by virtue of the provisions
City OF Perth Amboy entitled. AN
Ordinance to pave Barracks street with
bitulithic paying material with the ap-.
p%ppropsa g. th Dss Msao ns 81 he f.; s said c afS
city Of Perth Amboy. May "a. 1911.
Whereas, The said ordinance was
conferred upon this Council By the
provisions OF an act OF the Legislature
II the state q New Jersey. entitled:
Of streets ana highways in cities Of
this State, and to provide for the pay
ment Of ths expenSe Of tho same" APP
proved June Ia, 1898. and OF the sew
eral acts a~nendatory thereof and sup
Elementary thereto, and,
Whereas, In and by said ordinances.
this Council determined the Kind of
material to be used for the improve
ment OF said street. and,
Whereas, This Council did pass an
ordinance entitled AN Ordinance to
authorize tho issuing OF bonds for the
purpose OF obtaining none from the
sale thereof for the permanent Inn
In tho City OF Perth Xmboy with per-
manent n durable material" passed
September Is. 1911. approved Eeptem-
Der 2s, 1911, one Of which streets
named therein Is said Barracks street.
Be It and 1t hereby Is Resolved That
this Council being the Board having
charge Of said work, apply to tho
Court OF Common Pleas Of the County
OF Middiesex and State of New Jersey,
being the County wherein tho said
City OF Perth Amboy Is situate for the
appointment of three disinterested per-
sons. who shall be freeholders and re-
sidents OF said City OF Perth Amboy,
to estimate and assess the benefits
upon the property benefited by reason
City Clerk give notice OF the time and
place of such application by ten days
publication In the Perth Amboy Chron-
tcie and the Perth Amboy Evening
News, two newspapers printed or cir
In the said City OF Perth AM
boy.
vas introduced, and adopted by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDING.
Proceedings of the Board of AIdewmsn
of the City of Perth Ansboy,
New Jersey
1eth. 1911.

-
the City of Perth Amboy, N. J., held
October 1eth, 1911. The members
present we're Aldermen sesmaR. G a5d
Aiderman-at-Large Voorhees,.
The reading of the minutes of Sep
tember 18th, September 2eth and oc-
and the minutes were approved as
printed on slips.
A communication from the Garfield
Hose and Chemical Co. reporting the
election TO active membership of An
drew Jabroczky, John Connors, Jens
C. Jensen, Andrew Sorepsens Jens
Lnnd Frank BARGE. Chris Hansen.
Hansen, Chris Madsen, and the drop
ping of Hans Petersen from the roll,
was received and referred to the Com
A communication from Martin Pet
erson asking for the r~efunding of $40
paid on Smith Street Sewer assess
ment, was received and a warrant or
dered drawn for the amount
A communication from Nathan H;
Cooke and thirty-eight. other coiored
Residents asking Council to axe sudn
obtain food In the restaurants OF this
city, was received and referred to the
City Attorney for an opinion,
The following communication from
Oct. II, 1911.
TO the Mayor and Board of Aldermen,
CITY OF 16Flu AIuDoy ~. Js
Gentlemen.-On October 9Th, 1911, i
imposed fines of $500 on the follow
Ing persons: Steve Katako, Urr Billey,
Stephen Alicko.
These fines were imposed under the
Disorderly Act. One of the defen-
dants, Steve Katako, has paid $1,000
on account of his fine. 1 agreed to al
low him to pay the balance In Install
ments: urr Billey has paid his 5000
fine in full.
The Prosecutors ONCE apparently
have not been satisfied with my 1uog-
ment In his matter. N have secured
warrants from g. Justice of the Peace
at New Brunswick, charging these
same men with Assault and Battery.
These differences between some OF our
folks are OF almost daily occurrence,
and II I, as Recorder, held them all
on Assault and Battery charges II
would be necessary to erect new tails
for their accommodation. can see
no reason, however. why these men
should be doubly punished for the
game offense, and would recommend
that the fines imposed and paid be
returned to them.
Very respectfully
II. W. EEHOE.
was received and referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary with instruction
to present the same to the City Attor-
new for an opinion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

Penn Street Pavement ........ Sf.es
Excavation Permits ...,...... l7.ot
Public Grounds and Buildings 100:
Davidson Avenue Pavement = kdso99
Lamps and Lights ............ 130Q.o!
Park Avenue Pavement ..s.. S.sl
Sheridan Street Pavement .... $1,000
Oak Street Pavement ......... 1890
E Iifssss s Hoos s' Z ladder Hcass 1900
r variants wer. ordered drawn for the
The folIowins city Surveyors ssti-
nates.-
10 the Council Of the city Of Perth
This is to certify that unde tho
terms OF Contract for work upon Am
boy Bridge. Martin Hansen. Contrac-
70 the nrst payment amounting to one
thousand Dollars
Material furnished, Labor, etc,
p~lanking bridge approach at
Sheridan St. Amt duo Oct.
10th. 1911 100000
Approved: Engineer
n W, sANDBEcK' 9 ". ,s,e ,a,,
Certificate No. ?.
10 the Council Of the City Of Perth
This Is to certify that under the
navidson Az. Bituiitnic Pavemenf,
standard Bituiithic Company. Contrac-
tor TOR laying the same Ia entitled 70
tho second e
10000 Dollars.
1859 ssS y yas. p sonsrsas s ss s.ss..: 1855 1853
100 yds. excavation a 49,. s4aoo
1900 feet curb O 7&........-. 10000
s4s4a.oa
AISLE
Less previous pay. 1880
Amount due Oct. 10, - sasss.io
approved: Engineer.
4. ". sANDREcK, IF s. ,o,,
Certificate No. 2. Final.
r. the Council Of the city Of rertf
This il to certify that under tn,
terms of contract for work upon Gal
ST. Asphalt Block Pavement, Smith t.
Contractor for laying the same Is en-
titled to the SECOND and hnal payTnen
amounting to thirty-four hundred AM
f0rty-four and r ads19o Dollars.
2157.2 So. yds. Block q 1856. $685.;
26e.eb GU. yds. Concrete @ $500 1b96.3s
Lax e9 fes so q e earb . *. 49, s5s.4'
s5s27.1I
Less previous pay't 10000
Amount due Oct lsth, u, ss444.4
Approved, Engines
i. ". sANDBEcK, 5R..
csrtlassate No. 2.
70 the Council of the City OF PERT
This IS to certify that under n.
sheridan st. Bitulithio Pavement
Standard Bitulithic Co., Contractor, 70
laying the same Is entitled to tn
second payment amounting to sixty
nine hundred and forty and $4,000 Dol
lars
500 y ass, concerts Saxssasn a $50 sssaSS..S
500 yds. Excavation @ BE-. 1900
2o0e fl. Curb @ - .......+... l4so.0'
sso1oo
Less 10 ssr cent. ....... colo
Less previous pay'ts 1882
Amse-t due Oct. 18th. 1911. ssAo.s
Approved: Engineer
l. c. DALTON,
u. ". sANDBEcK. Jn go a.,
cerlada.ss No. 5.
Sd30s.40.
70 the. Council OF the City Of PERT
Amboy.
This IS 10 certify that under tn,
terms 6 contract for work upon Slnitl
81 Asphalt Block Pavement, High t,
State ST., The Hastings Paving Co.
Contractor for laying the same Is en-
titIed TO the third payment amount
y . twelve hundred and six an,
40-1Gc Dollars.
Estimate.
20z4-5S yda. OF Block q Sfss6. .ss74A7
2D0.I7 yds. of Concrete o. $500. 1744.6
800 yds. OF Excavation @ $t.15 5000
y6T II. new curb a .S0E.-. S09.6
sSs T. cid curb @ so ........ 1875
s 10 per cent. sss.5
---
sefee9
previous payments lssO.5
Amount due Oct. 10Th. 1911. 1908 4
S. j. MASON
ApTFoved: Enai0ee,
~ e. DALTON,
SEAMAN.
wsr~ presented sad warrants were OF
aeze1 4rawH fer the net amounts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

TOFaI NTHety-One IHOusdIu TUT
Hundred Dollars.
Receipts for fees one hundred and
eighty-six Dollars.
Respectfully yours,
M. MCNAMARA,
Inspector of Buildings.
was received and ordered placed on,
file.
The following reports OF the City
officers for the month Of September,
1911:
Statement of Collections made by
the Collector of Revenue During the
Month of September, 1911.
TIC Sinking Fund: Taxes for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-24

CHAS. X. SEAMAN,
City Treasurer.
Statement Of City Treasurer FOR the
month Of September, 1911.
SINKING FUND.