The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-05
Sera House Bids.

Int meeting of the Board o
AT bids were submitted anc
Aldernt i'm $4.I7o per year down tc
they raEe bid of IS, 800 was rejected
S., 800. Rof an error.
on acco THE BIDS.
jof bids given below the prop
In thlf be spoken of as one, two,
ositon bur. The list of bids follows:
three MIWood and Edward B. Nico-
| Observation-Disclosures No l.,
demus, Tear; No. 2, s., 500; No. 3, S.,
! IS, 6o4 S4,I7o,
| go; NtIhylor, Baltimore-Proposition
John 2lI5o; No 2, $I2,45o; No. 8,
No. md A, S2o,75o.
/ S2o.25 Amusement Co., Winchester
Hal 3,A, $4,000 year.
! No. I,Edelberger, Frederick-Propo-
A. b1l S., 800; No. 2, SIS, 900; No. 3,
stion III a, $500 This bid did not
SIS, 100; sther this was for one year or
specify ears as the prepared blanks
for three Eichelberger, who was pres
read. 1.-THE bid was for one yeaf, al
ent, stals bid was tabulated for three
'Hhough We years.
years, q. Beacht, Frederick-Proposi-
JOSEF Sis 500; No 3, sig,
tlon N Thropp, Philadelphla-Pr opo-
Cna ]. $1,000 per year; No. 2, 49,
sl'lon }, $50 No. 4, So, 500.
500 ~ II Rosenstock, Frederick
Dan pan pm No. I, $685. per year; No. 2,
~ IoPo No. 3, S3,I33.33; No. 4, S.,
$50? Osburn, o. J. Keller and w. o,
y ~, rederick-These gentlemen pre-
= elgI I'D on a basis somewhat different I
,dleu I asked. They agreed to pay
y on "a per wear for period of three
'ooot TO pay 80 I-3 per cent. OF the
eaiS s over this amount TO the city.
nc pl NJ. Kefauver, Middletown-
pau Dan ON No. I, $3.50; No. 2, $ro, 200;
NJ iopol6, 800; No. 4; $4,000.
NC: 81 Wertheimer and Meyer Vert
Observation-Disclosures No. I,
=, telnlelo ?, So 500; No. 3, So. 500 This
=, - EoG rot state whether for term or
ear. ok Amusement Co., F. Lester
., rf;fIeeoeasurer-Proposition No. I, 3d.
'n'l'n, ear; No. 2, $4,IIo; No. 3, ST.
no PSI S2,3Io.
10 N and Scheck, the present lessees
n ca ilion No. I, $40, $50; No. 2, $Io,-
SI8 25o; No. d, SIS, $50.
50, Ms w. Bower Hagerstown-Prop-
N ma NO I, $40, 200; No. 2, $40, 500;
. 3,ooG7,ooo; No. 4 $4,000.
All d is were accompanied by certified
,cksIor $500, excepting Mr.. Taylor's.
o Ell losed two 500 bills.
)t tie bidders, who stand highest,
ssrsl Wood and Nicodemus are well
Dwnln this city. Mr.. Wood is
ing lawyer. and was at one time a
see 4 the Opera House. Mr.. Nlcode-
S is Employed in the Central National
'he1bids were submitted upon four
,pd Iions as follows:
May Ist, 1912, to April
h, lbs, the lessor to use said Opera
uStA ION four days or nights, each year,
IN lving the lessee thirty days notice,
WICK said lessee has not previously
teCEaid Opera House for some enter
lm,It, other than motion picture
wv II vaudeville
'eCOhd-From May ISt, 1912, 10 April
h, liI5, without the reservation of any
IS nights on the part of the lessor
iIl-From May Ist, 1912, to April
h, VIZ, the lessor reserving the right
use laid Opera House on four days or
hts, each year, upon giving the lessee
-ty Jays notice, provided the lessee
MT previously rented said Opera
use for some entertainment, other
n moving picture show or vaudeville.
Tou1 h-From May ISL. 1912, to April
b, iII7, without the reservation of any
IS 81 nights on the part of the lessor
VIII Dyer secures the Opera House
bf Iequred to give bond of 81, 900
ptIlormance of the contract, and
st ! gree to keep the house in repair,
ais % pay to the city of Frederick the
n o $50 per year as license.
The Opera House bid was given 10 Mr..
ylHi representative of Pierce and
lecE lat $40, 900 for five years on condi-
Is z obtained I'm the proposals.