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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-03
$37,737.10

and,
Whereas. said written statement of
said engineer has been examined by
his city council; Now, Therefore, It
s hereby resolved by said city coun-
Gil:
FIRST: That said written state
nent OF said engineer shall be and
he same is hereby in all things ap-
proved and adopted.
SECOND: That a hearing shall be
given before this city council to own
RS of property AUDITING on said
;treets in said Paving District Mum
Der ! or any portion thereof and to
the owners OF any and all such rail-
roads or street railroads, their agents
II attorneys, which hearing shall be
held in the chambers of said city
council in the City Hall in the City
Of Brownsville, Texas, beginning at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on fourteenth (14)
day Of December. A. ID. 1912, which
hearing shall be continued from day
TO day and from time TO time until
all persons interested in said pro
perty who may appear before said
city council shall have been fully
heard. al which time the owner Of
said property. their agents or attor-
neys or any person or persons inter-
ested therein shall be entitled to and
shall receive a hearing as to any pro-
test or objection to said assessments
or any of them and as to the special
benefits by reason of such proposed
improvements as TO any error or in
validity or irregularity with refer
ence to said proceedings or to said
improvement or paving or any mat
ter or things connected with said pro-
ceedings, and at which hearing said
owners of said property OF any OF
them Or their agents or attorneys
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z .$1l952.54
Paving District No. 2.
Block No. 81, Lot No. /. so
feet Besteiro Bros, 80 fit.
on 18th st.. ........... 1922
Block No. 81, Lot No. 2, so
feet, Besteiro Bros. 1922
Block No. 81. Lot No. 3, so
feet Miss c. Viutonnet... 1922
Block No. 81, 1-2 of Lot No.
4, % feet, B. Garcia. 97.11
Block No. 81, IL of Lot No.
4, V. Gavito .......... gill
Block No. 81, Lot No. ., so
feet, est. v. Fernandez. 1922
Block No. 81, Lot No. 8, so
feet, est. V. Fernandez, 80
it. on 18th st. ......... 1912
Block No. 81, Lot No. Z, so
feet, est. M. Fernandez,
30 TT. on 18th st........ 1912
Block No. 81, Lot No. s., so
feet Miss G. Vuittonnet. 1922
Block No. 81, Lot No. 9, so
feet Juana Champion de
Fernandez ........... 1922
Block No. 81, Lot No. 10, so
feet. Jose Celaya. 1922
Block No. 81, Lot No. II, so
feet, est. j. w. Junco... 1922
Block No. 81. Lot No. IL. 80
feet est J. w. Junco, 80 it.
on 18th st. ........... 1912
Block No. Sc, Lot No. ~, NJ.
l.. Armstrong, 100 TT. on
18th st. 343.43
RlnnE No OE % 90 - NJ
|, Mrs. C. B. San Roman,
# on 18th st.......... 171.71
Block No. So. 1-2 Of Lot No.
4. Mrs. Julia Besteiro, 10
feet on 18th It. ....... 171.71
Block No. IS, Lot No. 8.
Miss c.. Vuittonnet, 12O
fit. on 18th st. ........ 343.43
Block No. IS. Lot No. z, j..
H. Fernandez, 120 fl. on
lZln 81. .343.43
Total District No. ....s4276.65
and
Whereas. said written statement
of said engineer has been examined
by this city council: Now, Therefore.
it is hereby resolved by said city
council:
FIRST: That said written state
ment Of said engineer shall be and
the same Is hereby in all things ap.
proved and adopted.
SECOND: That a hearing shall be
given before this city council to own
ers of property AUDITING on said
streets in said Paving District Num-
Der : or any portion thereof and to
the owners or any and all such rail
roads or street railroads, their agents
or attorneys, which hearing shall be
held in the chambers Of said city
council in the City Hall in the City
of Brownsville, Texas, beginning at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on fourteenth
G4th) day of December, A. d., 1912.
which hearing shall be continued
from day to day and from time to
time until all persons interested in
said property who may appear before
said city council shall have been full
ly heard, at which time the owners
of said property, their agents or at
torneys or any person or persons in
terested therein shall be entitled TO
and shall receive a hearing as TO any
protest o. objection to said assess
ments or any of them and as TO the
special benefits by reason Of such
proposed improvements as to any err
ror or inyalidity Or irregularity with
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(Seal)
Resolution Concerning a Hearing Be-
fore the City Council Of the City
Of Brownsville, Texas. Relative
IN PAVING ato ~ pavino ME

IOTe the lily COuncll OF Jne CITY
Of Brownsville, Texas. Relative
to Paving, etc, in Paving Dis
trict No. Two of Said City.
Whereas, the City Council of the
City of Brownsville has heretofore
by ordinance duly restricted the linn
IT'S and boundaries of and has estab-
lished and created Paving District
No. Two 90 within the following
limits and embracing the streets and
portions Of streets hereinafter desig-
nated, viz: 80
Eleventh Street from Washington
Street to Adams Street; Twelfth
street from Washington Street to
Adams Street; Market Square On
both sides of the City Hall and ex-
tending from Eleventh Street to
Twelfth, and
Whereas, said City Council has or
dered the paving of said District No.
Two (2) with creosoted wood blocks
and has contracted with the Creosot-
ed Wood Block Paving Company for
paving same and has by said ordiH-
ance declared that one-third (1-3)
OF the cost Of said paving Of said
District shall be paid by the owner
Of property AUDITING upon said por-
tons of said streets. respectively, and
by the owners of railroads and street
railroads occupying Or using or have
a franchise to use or occupy such
streets or any portion thereof and
that o%ne-third G-3) Of the cost Of
said paving shall be assessed against
all abutting property and the owners
thereof. and that the total cost OF
said paving of a strip nine 90 feet
In width through such streets or por.
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INFANu DlolhlCI NJ. l..
On basis OF l-3 cost per front foot
Block No. T. Lot No. 4. 80
feet, J. McAllen & Son. 2O4.46
Block No. r, Lot No. >. so
feet. j. McAllen & Son. 204.46
block No. T. Lot No. 8. so
feet. J. J. Young. ..... 20446
Block No. 4. Lot No. 4. so
feet. J. ]. Young. ..... 2O446
Block No. T, Lot No. Z. so
feet. ]. McAllen & Son. 2O4.46
Block No. T. Lot No. 6. so
feet j. McAllen & Son.. 2O4.46
Opp. 81 on Leyee, y. Y. &
II. Imp. Co.
OPP. A.. 5 & 6. $50 feet. n.
y. & b. Imp. o....... 613.3S
Onp. l.. 2 & 3, $50 feet, st.
l.. y. & NJ. Ry. Co, 613.SS
0pp. IS on Levee. $50 feet
y. Y. 4 b. Imp. Co, 49,. 1922
Elock No. 55. Lot No. l. so
feet A. p. Hicks estate. 343.43
Hook No. 50, lot. No. 10,
80 feet. p. j. Vivier.... 343.43
FLOCK No. &c. Lot No. 1. so
feet First National Bank 547,S9
tock rs, Lot No. "a of .,
81 l-2 feet First National
Bank 1888 -
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upon said railroad or street railroad
and it's roadbed, ties, rails, fixtures,
rights and franchises superior to
other liens and claims except State,
county and municipal taxes; and
that said lien and liability shall be
enforced either by suit in court hav-
ing jurisdiction or by sale of the pro-
perty assessed, in the same manner
as may be provided by law for the
sale Of property for ad valorem city
taxes.
SEVENTH: That when ever any
such improvement shall have been
made in said Paving District No.
One there shall be first deducted
from the entire cost of such improve
ments the cost of improving all in
tersections of other streets with the
street proposed TO be improved, no
par Of which shall be chargeable
against the owners Of property abut-
ting on the street. And there shall
also be deducted cost of such part of
the improvement as shall be payable
by railroads and street railroads or
the owners thereof, and the remain
der of the entire cost of the improve
ment, after making the deductions
aforesaid, shall be apportioned be-
tween the city and the owners of
abutting property in such manner
that the AUDITING n shall not
be required to pay more than three
fourths of the net cost after max
ing deductions.
EIGHTH: That said city council
may at the time Of passing such as
sessment ordinance OF ordinances or
at any time thereafter cause TO be
issued, in the name of the city, as
sienable certificates, declaring the II
ability of such owners and their pro-
perty for the payment of such as
sessment, and fixing the terms and
conditions Of such certificates.
If any such certificate shall recite
that the proceedings with reference
to the making of such improvements
have been regularly had in compli-
ance with law, and hat all prerequi-
sites to the fixing of the assessment
lien against the property described
in said certificate and the person
al liability Of the owner therefor
have been performed and complied
with, such certificate shall be prima
facia evidence of the facts so recited,
and no further proof thereof shall be
required in any court.
And the said property owners.
their agents and attorneys and any
and all other persons who may be
interested in the premises are there
fore hereby notified to be and appear
before the city council of said City
of Brownsville. Texas, in the cham
bers of said city council in the City
Hall of said city in Brownsville, Tex,
on the fourteenth G4th) day of De-
cember, A. d., 1912, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and to then and there pre-
sent to said city council their OBJ
jections, if any they have to any o.
said proceedings or to said assess
ments or any other objections, i
any, which they may desire to make
in the premises.
And the City Secretary is hereby
instructed to publish and mail due
notices Of such hearing in manner
and forms and for the length Of time
required by law and by said general
paving ordinance.
Approved this eleventh G1) day Of
November, A. ID. 1912.
A. B. COLE.
Mayor
(Seal)
ATTEST:
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Respectfully Submitted,
7 w DAVIS
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 2.

Total area 434I.5 Square Yards.
Property owners pro
portion .S4216.65
City's proportion 6l77.21
st. l.. b. & M. Ry. Co 270
square yards ......... 1920
Brownsville Street and
Interurban Railroad Co.
273 square yards. ...... 753.4S
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CRlSANTO VILLARREAL.
City Secretary.
Filed November II, 1912,
CRlSANTO VILLARREAL,
City Secretary.
|, Crisanto Villarreal, City Secre-
tary, of the City Of Brownsville.
Texas. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is a true and
correct copy of a resolution which
was duly adopted by the City Council
of said City heretofore on the elev-
enth day of November. A. D., 1912.
And the said property owners there
agents and attorneys and any and all
other persons referred to in said re-
solution who may be interested in
the premises are hereby notified to
be and appear before said City Coun-
ell of said City of Brownsville, Texas.
in the chambers of said City Council
in the City Hall of said city, in
Brownsville. Texas, on the fourteen
C14th) day OF December, "A. d., 1912.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and TO then and
there present TO said city council
their objections, if any they have. to
any of said proceedings or to said
assessments or any other objections,
if any. which they may desire to make
in the premises.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said City at Brownsville, Texas on
this the Eleventh day Of November,
AID, 1912.
CRISANTO VILLARREAL.
City Secretary.
(Caan
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RESPECTFULLY NWDmITted,
j. w. DAVIS.
PAVING DISTRICT. NO. /.

Estimated Bone.
fits and Casts
Property n propor
llon. .~$37,73T.1O
Ivy ! proportion ~$21,476.24
Brownsville Street and IN
terurban Railroad Com
pany, 2l06 50. yds..... 5,S1256
st. l.. r. & NJ. Railway
Company, 700 So yds.. 1872 90
Total T(ving District No.
nna
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V DISTRICT NO |

Total living District No.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
WIFE STREWS FLOWERS
ON OCEAN FOR HUSBAND

New York. May Ito strew
flowers on the sea in memory of her
husband. who was lost in the Titanic
disaster. Mrs. Henrietta c. LOring.
of Liverpool. made a trip across the
Atlantic ocean on the Cunarder Car
mania.
Mrs. l.Oring was i'll during the en-
tire journey and constantly in the
care of stewardess. She could not
be seen today. but passengers on the
Carmania told of a touching scene in
midOcean.
j. II. LOring was a wealthy Liver
pool merchant. and was one of the
hundreds Of men who went down
with the Titanic whose bravery won
the plaudits of the survivors.
Mrs Loring took great quantit,
of the choicest flowers aboard the
Carmania at Liverpool. Last Friday
evening reached the meridian Of thu
longitude of the disaster. though fal
to the south of 1t. and Capt. Dow or
dered the ship stopped. Mrs. LOring
though ILL., was taken in a steamer
chair to the rail of the steamer, and
while the other passengers stOOt
about with barred heads, dropped tn,
flowers on to the water.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC
MOST ENJOYABLE

The members of the Methodist
Sunday school spent IA delightful day
at Auburndale yesterday, where they
went on their annual picnic
There were three coaches and a
baggage car reserved for the crowd.
and these were left at Auburndalc
and picked up again by the after
noon train from Jacksonville. After
arriving at the picnic grounds. thai
overlook Lake Ariana. amusemen's IS
iDr the day, consisting of foot races
potato races, swimming races and
other interesting features, were par
ticipatcd in by the large crowd. a
big crowd went in bathing. while
others enjoyed boat riding on the
lake. Swings We're put mp, and yOuh"
and old alike spent IA day long TO D.
remembered At the noon hOur Il
blg dinner was spread In the Shad,
of the trees. and TO this all did full
Justice
Below We give "A list of the sports
and the winners of each contest:
$3.50 IA. m. Swimming race, prize
nccktic. donated by T. |. Wood a GO
Boyd Edmiston.
10 "A. m.-Races as follows;
Potato Race for I,oys-Prize, neck
tie. donated by J. G. Owens, kno!
McRae.
Potato Race for Girls-Prize. Sc
dress pins, donated by Cole and Hull
Annie Lou Gerald.
Sack Race-Prize, match holder
donated by Red Cross Pharmacy. VIII
liam Noryell and Ernest Terrell.
Foot Race for Boy. s to II Years
Prize, pair pants, donated by Hu
Clothing Co.. Ernest Terrell.
Foot Race for Boy l3 to l5Years-
Prize, pocket knife, donated ny l-aAt
land Furniture and Hardware 60
: Henry Mccall.
: Foot Race for Girls 8 to 12 Years
Prize. pocket knife. donated by Mu'
, rell & Sharp. Annie Lou Gerald.
; Foot Race for Girls 13 to IL YeaI
Prize. two handkerchiefs. donate
I by U. G. Bates, Annie Jones.
e 3:l5 D. m.-Spelling match 70
young and old mems prize, box cand!
E donated by II. o. Denny; women
> prize, baby protector. donated D
4 O'Doniel. Son & Co. First prize, Mis-
D Sarah Polk; second prize. Mrs. NJ.
Parrish.
Womans Foot Race-Mrs. X. \
Marler.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
FLORIDA DELEGATIONS
FILE THEIR PROTESTS

Chicago, May l5.-Notice of a
contest between the Taft and the
Roosevelt factions in Florida over
twelve delegates to the Chicago con-
vention was received by Secretary
Hayward, of the National convention,
here today
The delegates chosen by the Taft
and Roosevelt sections in that State
both filed contests.
The contest was brought to the
attention of the committee by re-
quest of a letter, saying:
Enclosed you will find list of del
egates elected at Palatka. Feb. s,
Instructed for Col. Roosevelt, whose
seats are contested by federal Office
holders instructed for Taft"
Secretary Hayward Of the Repub'
lican National committee. said the
committee will not officially rec0g.
nize any contest until the credentials
of the contesting delegates have been
received.
Thus far receipts Of thirty con.
tests have been filed with the COM
mittee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
KATHLEEN BOOMING.

Kathleen, May l5.--One of the
heaviest rains of the season fell here
last Sunday. Indications now are that
the best corn crop ever grown here
will be made this year.
Vegetables of different kinds have
been shipped from here regularly
ever since February. Tomatoes are
now moving. of which there will be
several thousand crates.
Some Of our citizens have invested
in property at Bradley junction. be-
Ijryina i, To be- the coming town OF
Polk county.
The Strickland Lumber co. of this
place, after nine years 'oN uhlhter'
rupted prosperity. shut down then
mill recently, having exhausted thcil
suppIv of timber Many of the hand!
will remain here and engage in c'it
ting cross ties, which business is cX
prcted to last year or so longer
During the nine years the mill ma
operated here, the hands receive'
their pay as regular as pay day ar
rived. This endeared the hands t
their employers.
| A gOodly number of new settler
are locating here. and more are ex
papa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
ROBBERSHOLD UP TRAIN
AND SECURE A
LARGE sum
DARING ACE OF TWO MEN THIS
MORNING NEAR HATTIES.
BURG, MISS.
(By Associated PreSs.)

New Orleans, La. May l3.-M0
masked men held up the New Or
leans-New York Limited train No. :
on the New Orleans and Northeastern
railroad, eight miles south Oh Hatties-
burg, Miss. early today, dynamited
the safe in the express car. and got
away with an amount which first re-
ports said was 5000. The express
company officials deny that the
amount is that large.
The sheriff with twenty deputies
ard dogs have gone in pursuit. The
safe in the express car was locked
with a time signal lock when the
train left here last night. and there
was a guard in the car in addition to
the messenger.
! Not a shot was fired and the pas
scngers were not molested. While
one robber held the members OF the
train crew lined up outside the ex.
press car, the other blew open the
safe and obtained the booty. The!
are supposed to have fled on horse
back.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
DEATH OF MISS LYDIA M'DONALD
OCCURRED THIS MORNING

Miss LYDIA May Mcdonald. the 16.
ycar-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. +.
passed away this morning
shortly before 4 o'clock. A bout two
months ago she was stricken with ap-
pendicitis, and was taken to Tampa
for an operation. 1t was thought in
advisable to operate at that time.
and after undergoing treatment for
several weeks, she improved cOnsid-
crably and had about rcgancd he:
health and strength. Saturday after
noon she sustained another attack o.
appendicitis Physicians were called
in and it was desided to take her yes
terday morning to Tampa for an OPP
Grafton. 1t was found, however. that
she was too weak to make the trii
ard physicians here performed tho
operation yesterday afternoon, know
ing at the time that there was not
one chance in a hundred for her re
cGvery.
Miss Mcdonald was a member o
the Baptist church and was gir
whom all loved and admired. The flu
neral is being conducted at the hom'
of the parents this afternoon. DR.
Nowlin officiating. The bereaved rel
atives have the deepest sympathy o
the community in their loss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
new ..BREAK IN LEvEE
INCREASES HORROR
Of FLOOD
GREAT VOLUME OF WATER POUR
ING OVER FERTILE FARMS
OF LOUISIANA.
(By Associated Press. }

New Orleans. May l5.-Hundreds
of persons are rushing to the levees
and several small towns were in
undated as the result of the crevasse
in the west bank Of the Mississippi.
thirty miles above New Orleans last
night
The breach is five hundred feet
wide this morning. and an immense
volume of water is pouring over the
populOus and rich farming country
adjacent. There are probably sixty
thousand persons in the territory af-
fected. Dozens of villages and ham
let's will be under water before the
week passes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
MIAMI HAD CLEANUP DAY.

Miami has just had "A "Clean-tp
day. OF the result the Miami Ne
tropolis says:
Some people cleaned up today.
Ar,uallv and incontrOvcriibly. they
did But there is one place ol'
ITwelfth street not far from Avcnn
/. hat didn't get those old barreIs
and trash away which has been max
iny the back yard of this business
place look like city dump iol
months.
And there are so many lawns
along upper Avenue { around nice
houses that never got their boards
trimmed, consequently they have th'
annearance of an unshorn +. h. L
hobo.
And There are some parts D
North Miami that look yet like
deserted village, only waiting io
scme long-haired poet to make thei
dreary waste immortal in verse.
million tin cans repost serenely AM
undisturbed on vacant lots In tn
center Of town.
But take 1t all in all. the day wa
a success. Lots Of people thought 0
Icleaning up. to whom III" idea ncve
occurred before, and some people &C
tually got out and did il. Next tim
Miami has q cleaning-up day. som
people will do something. and NOR
will get the idea, and so on. IL take
time to do even the Creates works.
"The extra teams put on the stree
BY the Sanitation department "er
not run to death carrying away
great superfuity Of rubbish, but IN
fact that there were extra team
shows a commendable disposition o.
the part of the city government 7
give all possible incentiTe to the cit'
zens to tidy up"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
Christian K Proclaimed King.
NV Associated Press.)
HIGH SPRINGS WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE AT JAx

Jacksonville, May l5.-After hav-
ing unsuccessfully tried to comml.
suicide shortly after s o'clock last
night and saved then only through
the heroic work of two physicians.
Mrs. Beatrice Swilley OF High
Springs, Fla, aged 26 years, succeed
ed in ending her life early this MORN
ing at the home of her cousin, W. r.
Harvey, Of 233 Winter street.
Dependency over the absence OF
her husband, who left the Harvey
home Sunday night, is believed 10
have caused the woman to commit
the rash act. Going to Mrs. Harvey
last evening, shortly after 6 o'clock
Mrs. Swilley handed her letter ad-
dressed to Hampton Swilley, the ab-
snnt husband. when you see Hamp-
ton give him this. was all the wom-
AN youchsafed and then went into
her bedroom and closed the door
Mrs. Harvey thought her actions
rather strange, and calling her hus'
band the two entered the bedroom
Mrs. Swilley had taken a quantity o.
poison, however, and was then IN al
almost unconscious condition. Ut. 4
y Hatch was summoned, and aftel
working with the woman for severa
hours, succeeded in Kidding her sys
tenn of the drug. 1t was IL o'cloc'
before the doctor considered his pa
tient out of danger and left tn
house.
Mrs. Swilley then slept unit
shortly before Z o'clock this morn
ing, when she got up and dressed
saying she was going to return 10 ne
home in High Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey remonstrat
ed with her, but few minutes late
she was found to have left the house
Her cousin, thinking she had starte
for the Union station, went over I
Riverside avenue and boarded q cal
hoping to intercept her. Mrs. SwilleS
however, instead of taking cal
went into a drug store, where sn
purchased a quantity of strycnnin
and returning to the Harvey hous'
took the fatal dose.
DR.. Ives was summoned as soon
it was found that the woman ha
taken another quantity of poison. bu
the physician was unable to DO an
thing for the woman and death r.
suited before o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15
DEATH OF MR.. D. P. NEWSOME.

Mrs. G. b. Murrell and Miss Lucy
Newsome have the sympathy of their
many friends in the death of their
brother. Mr.. ID. p. NcwsOme, which
occurred this morning in Jackson
VILE. Mrs. Murrell and Miss NewsOMc
leave tonight on the 10 o'clock train
for Jacksonville to attend the funeral.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-15

On the 9th of this month the con-
tract will be let br the erection OF
the big hotel on the summer assem-
bly,, or chautauqua site, on Anastasia
Island south of st. Augustine. The
hotel is to cost not less than S23,-
000 and will be a fire-proof struc-
ture, modern and up to date in every
respect. Contracts will also be let
for the erection of twenty-five at
traetive cottages