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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-23
OBITUARIES
pR. ]. WINTER wAMsLEY
0risf over Death of Father Hastens
his End.

his End.
Dr. j. Winter Wamslsy. physician and
rItarmaeist died suddenly Monday night
from an Internal heIaorrhage AZ his home,
Isz8 Diamond street. Grief over the death
81 hls father, Or. James A. Wamalsy, two
sIaeks ago. FASTENED his END
Doctor Wamslsy was born IN HSrna-
dalta H. He was q graduate OF the
fhiladaIphia College Of Pharmacy and
-. Jefferson Medical College. He was
- ssgaral years 8 resident phyBioian at
fHa Cooper Hospital, Camden he was
hachaier. "A brother. Clair A Vans
~. ~ Fhoenixvflls, survives.
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PERSONALS
HELP wANTED-FEMALE<

HELP wANTED-FEMALE<
CooK-GIRL FOR COOKING and downstalrs
work in private family OF adults. 1917
Arch st.
COOK for hotel ii Delaware, @ 81, Ledger
Central.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS German Protestant
girl In a good hop1e, IA ntly OF 8; everything
somfoTtable; permanent. Address George b.
b. lock box 2s2. Maynesboro. Pa
TAITNDREsS. capable. with nice yard. TO do
family wash l. 455. Ledger Central
0FFTCE ASSISTANT = With knowledge OF
bookkeeping. typeMriting. nllng, operating
Rte: give ref and exper. sl2, Led. Cent
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srBNoGRAPHERs, bookksepsrs and
elerka can obtain valuable informa-
zion about securing positions by in
fsryiswing Miss Dean at Ledger Cen
trai, See her at once for this free
advice, al the Commercial Depart
sitioni FOR Ledger Advertisers
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pher and Office WORK. must be efficient, ao-
Surste and thoroushly capablei only those
hish wages. The Summerdale pyeing, Print
Ing and Finishing Co.. Holmeshurs, Pa
WANTED capable matron for I'm
portant position. Apply Immediately, Room
1905. Grocer Building.
WANTED, white sober housekespari 50 a
waek. Phone. qtn. 22n.
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GENTLEMAN, s5. college education,
desires position OF trust: have no
special qualifications beyond an expe-
rience Of IS years In conservative law
office, but am well connected so
cially, OF good appearance and can
furnish exceptional references; am at
present employed, but circumstances
make a change necessary and de-
sirable. G 34S, Ledger Central
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IN MEMORIAM
DUFFEY.-ln loving remembrance OF Es-
THEIR M. DUFFEY, who died Dec 28 1911.
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AUTOMOBILE repairing and driving taught By
experts; special attention given to carburetor
and maEneto details; road lesson every gay
and license guaranteed; day ana evening
courses; easy terms. Call, write or phone
Remington 1894. Huntingdon Auto School,
2it3-1H II. Huntingdon.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT, CAPABLE AND Eff
FICIENT, 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE,
AT PRESENT HEAD BooKREEPER
PARTMT ffHS sroRE. i5ni5f bEsfREs HEsSe eHANGE
TO MORE PROMISING FIELD; HIGH
EST REEERHECES. 142, LEDGER
CENTRAL
BooKKEEPER and necounant, thor, comp.
charge; mod. salary. G $50, Ledger Central.
BoORKEEPER
Young man, "a. well educated; nno
business training; years experiences
best reference from present employer
desires change. 023, Ledger office
BOOKKEEPER; young man; %; high and
business college education; years practical
experience bookkeeping and clerical work;
best references. g so, Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER-Marrie man, competent and
reliable, eXper., up-to-date system, loose leaf,
etc; high. refs g 245. Ledger Central.
BUILDING MATERIAL sALEsMAN.e "A hustler.
several years experience large following
among architects and builders OF Philadel-
phia and other cities, desires connection; best
Of references. PSI, Ledger Central.
CARPENTER seeks permanent position or gem
eral utility caretaker; tanltor. r SIG, Led. on.
CARPENTRY-Reliab young man wishes pO-
sitlon. j. c., S1OG Hurley st.
CHAUFFEUR, coachman, first-oiass mechanic,
IL years experience. FRANK, 225s N. ID.
CLERK-YOUNG MAN, 90. FAIR EDUCA-
TION, DESIRES POSITION EITHER IN
oETETIc oETETIcE ooR OR nEAS nEEAAScro6Y MEGDaANI5GS,AgL MECH 5S,gn
ENGIrIEE4 4.-Chief engineer wants position
wf0ro 80. Iomy and results are considered; ;
steam, electrical, refrigerating and Ice plants
know the business. L 4I6. Ledger Central
ENGINEER to supervise erecting new or old
plants; can give part OF time and show re-
suits to owner; investigate; charges Tea SON
able. Engineer p o. Box oS Philadelphia,
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aAfHaAfAlS-YounE man. n. formerly
Dea-SocteN own business. oHpef1eneed IN
sstss and ofice, thorough knOWledGo OF
tis,Snrinfa woodworking and PATTERN
timatinE; best references . zoi' Leaksr
Central.
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coMrosrroRs. .pRooFREADERs AND cory
HOLDERS, NIGHT AND DAY -Wv,fttlISS,;
DuNLAP PRINTING co, JUNIPER AND
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

g 5Sgs.T l 5 @ pa egsinsi' esnigs
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,z.,,,, man sI-s 3s aEgressivs. hustler would
ne q represent a hrst-class arm either In
~ sorfhsrn or Western Statesi best refer
snees as 10 character and ability. d s1b.
Ledger Once.
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Appear at your best this xrnasl Have
your firs carefully repaired for the nols
FURS iday season. Expert workmanship 5a1au auuu
rnnsonable prices Phone Belmont Eos4
w. CHAS. j. BoOSS, bl3I Arch 81,
ueunstItchinR done while you wait. A. Reich
ard 1f1A Chestnut Pictorial Review patterDs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
SENIORS ARE VICTORIOUS
I'M INTERCLASS CONTEST

Senior class athletes and stars OF
the cinder path, maintained their COM
Portable lead over other classes in the
continuation of the interclass meet
last evening, and captured final hon.
ors with a total of 45 1-3 points. The
Sophomores in final squirt dislodged
the Juniors from second place, with
"a IL points; the Juniors had 80 1-6
points. while the Freshman class grow
eled ingloriously at the bottom with
only 6 points all told.
The individual stars of the meet
were Earl Harrah of the Sophomores,
who carried of four firsts and one third
for a total of 81 points. and Gripp OF
the Seniors, who pulled in II points.
Good time was made in most of the
track events while on the field some
good weight work was seen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
LARSON WOULD Be
JUDGE OF COUNTY
Seeks Nomination on Republi
can Ticket at September
Primaries.

The first in the field seeking the
office of Rock Island county Judge.
which has been vacant since the ele-
walton of r. W. Olmsted to the cir
cult court is Nels a. Larson of this
city. who seeks nomination on the
republican ticket at the September
primaries.
Following is Mr.. Larson's official
statement:
Il wish TO announce to the voters of
Rock Island county that am seeking
the nomination for the Office of county
judge on the republican ticket at the
primary election to be held for that
purpose September .. 1914"
b. S Bell. probate judge, has been
acting county judge since Mr.. Ohm
sted's advancement. Mr.. Larson is a
Moline lawyer and a staunch member
of the republican party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
CALLED THRICE
TO SAME BLAZE
East Moline's Fire Department
Finds Home Burning Worse
Than Before Each Time.

East Moline's fire department was
called out three times to the same
blaze and each time left it thinking
that they had succeeded in putting II
out. BY the third time, however, the
house was a total loss.
The residence in question was the
property OF Edward Hayden and 10,
Gated on Twenty-second street at the
corner of Seventh avenue. The first
call came to the department and af.
ter a little trouble the small blaze
was apparently extinguished with
chemicals.
The department had hardly returned
to the station, however. when another
call was received from the same place.
This time the company was held up
by a slow freight train, and upon reach
ing the scene of the blaze they found
the house in flames. II seems that il
had not been extinguished the first
time. Finally they succeeded in ex-
tinguishing IL again, as they thought
and returned to the station. Another
alarm from the same place came in
and this time. the house was practic-
ally destroyed before the fire was I'M
der control
The company finally left the scene
of their labors fully determined that
the blaze was really under control and
would not break out again, for there
was nothing left to burn. The furni-
ture was almost all destroyed and the
building is a total loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
DECLARE WAR ON
LOCAL SPEEDERS
Moline City Commission De.
cides to Cease federation of
Reckless Drivers.

Mexico and the United States are not
the only ones who can declare war,
according to the Moline city commits
sioners. for the authorities OF this city
have reached a decision TO cease toler.
ating speeders on motorcycles and au-
tomobiles in the future, and all offend
ers are to be arrested and heavily
fined. Plans of the campaign against
this evil calls for immediate and dras-
tic action. Those first caught will not
be warned, but will be assessed heavy
fines as a warning to others.
Together with the announcement
from the commission comes the infor-
nation that the police department has
purchased a motorcycle and will have
a mounted policeman for the purpose
OF running down the speeders. This
policeman will be clad in plain clothes
and will scout about the city streets
in search of violators of the city speed
ordinances. II seems to be a regular
habit TO use various thoroughfares OF
the city as speedways. and for this rea-,
son the commission has taken this
drastic action.
The purpose of the arrests will not
be TO see how many can be made in
order to add revenue to the city's
funds, but to place a ban on the reck-
less drivers in an effort TO avoid acct
dents which have become SO common
within the past few weeks. Special
attention will be paid 10 repeated Of
lenses and fines will be extreme In
these cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
TEAMS IN TIE FOR FIRST
TO ROLL OF DRAW FRIDAY

The officials of the Manufacturers
Bowling league held a meeting last
evening and decision was reached to
roll off the tie for first place between
the Peoples Power company and the
Moline Pillow company, on next Friday
evening at the Eagle alleys.
Much interest has been displayed in
the race so far but when the two lead
ing teams came down the home stretch
neck and neck and the Moline Plow
company finally tied with a sudden
squirt at the end of the season, all ex-
pectations were shattered. There will
doubtless be great crowd at the
Eagle alleys Friday to witness the
rolling off the tie for first place, the
winners to decide the champions of
the league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
BELGIAN MILITARY
BAND CELEBRATION

American patriotism OF TIE Belgian
American Military band Of Moline is
70 Be displayed in real fashion Thurs
5sT. Nay u. when a monster parade
I'll be held. headed by a beautiful
United States flag. which was made
especially for the occasion BY the
American ReEalia company Of Rock
island. a. a cost Of 800 The emblem
Which Is said 10 be tire most gorgeous
specimen turned out by the local com
pa1y. will be dedicated with appro-
p-ists ceremony after the parade. a
bs-qust will be served in the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
MANY TO ATTEND
CONVENTION HERE
Hospitality Committee of Wom-
ans Club Prepares for
Congress of Mothers.
FROM ALL PARTS OF STATE
Mothers Of Moline or Vicinity Who
Desire to Attend Can Leave Chill
dren in Sunday School.

The names OF the officers and dele
gates who will attend the Illinois Con.
gress OF Mothers and Parent-Teach-
ers' association to be held in this city
May s. and S, have been received by
the hospitality committee OF which
Miss Mollie McEniry is chairman. Of
fcers and directors are as follows:
President-Mrs. L. d. Doty. Chica-
go.
Vice president - Charles w. Blod-
gett, Chicago.
Second vice president-Mrs. Alfred
Bayliss. Macomb.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Lawson
Gilbert. Chicago.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. w. Eggers, Chi
cago.
Observation-Disclosures o. T. Bright,
W. F. Heferna, and NJ. b. Blouke, Chi
cago; b. F. Langworthy, River For
est: Louis X. ellison, Willmette;
Miss Minnie Whitman, Oak Park;
Mrs. Samuel Bradt, De Kalb; Mrs.
Lena Stevenson Mann, Urbana.
The delegates are as follows:
Chicago-Mesdames II. II. Dorr,
George Dymer. C. A. Woodwork.
George SAX. Elmer Rathford. W. W.
Tenny, A. p. Anderson. Fred Bluener,
C. Rosine, G. V. Crosby, John Bastable
and c. ]. Davis.
Shefield-Miss Dona Pervier. Mes
danes Anna Morrassey. A. w. Booth.
May Gerster. Caroline Martin and
Mary HouEhton.
Bloomington-Mesda ]. l.. Muir
ray. Henry Albee. J. A. Legs, A. E.
Matt. G. A. Russell. II. S. Fleming, G.
w. Reed, Thoda NJ. Poulter and F. NJ.
Mealey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z. P. Smith.
Mary Patterson and z. E. Morgan.
Evanston-Mrs. W. d. Murdoch.
Mattoon-Mesdames Lucy T. Sum-
merlin and o. NJ. Moore.
Manhattan-Dr. Eva Wilson and
Mrs. T. r McHugh.
Oak Park-Mrs. W. F. drummer.
Rockford Charles Bro
gunner. c. NJ. Hooner. W. n. Armour
and Charles Eddy.
To Entertain Delegates.
Members of the Moline Woman's
club who have not been solicited to
entertain any of the delegates during
the convention and who would like to
do so are requested TO telephone Miss
McEniry, who has charge of assigning
the delegates. Cooperation would be
greatly appreciated by the committee
in charge as not all of those who are
TO attend the association meeting here
next week have been taken care of as
yet.
The mothers of this city. Rock Is
land and East Moline who wish to at
tend the convention can leave their
in the Sunday school room of
the First Methodist church. Mrs. J.
F. Huntoon and Miss Ruth Montgom-
cry will be the committee in charge
there. and the children will be under
the best OF care.
Only those who hold banquet tickets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
CARLSON AGAINST
BREWERY CONTROL

Mayor NJ. R. Carlson has announced
himself as opposed to brewery control
OF the local saloons and if possible, he
will make an effort to eliminate this
so-called evil. Certain breweries con-
troll a large number of Moline's 63>sa-
looms, one of them having charge of
as many as IS is the announcement.
OF this number the brewery owns out
right about half of this number.
The mayor and city commission are
investigating the applications for re-
newal of licenses and where there is
any doubt as to the character of the
proprietor. licenses will be refused. In
vestigation OF ownership of local sa.
looms is also being made to overcome
the brewery control.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
SELLS MEDICINE
WITHOUT LICENSE
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins Faces Ser
ious Charge Brought Against
Her by State.

For practicing medicine without a
license, writing prescriptions and 9TH
erwtse performing the regular duties
OF physician, Mrs. Sarah Jenkins
faces serious charge brought against
her by the state OF Illinois. She has
been summoned by Police Magistrate
Frank Gustafson to appear before him
Saturday morning. States Attorney
Floyd Thompson is prosecuting the
case
Local physicians have complained to
the ONCE OF the states attorney re-
garding this practice OF Mrs. Jenkins
without a license and action has been
taken against her. She lives at 1887
Fourteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
USES KNIFE ON UNCLE;
HE FlOURISHESiA GUN

Evert Allen and his niece OF East
Moline were both arrested on a charge
Of disorderly conduct by the police on
complaint OF neighbors. and will face
police court trial this afternoon The
quarrel occurred a. the home, Elev-
enth street and Fifteenth avenue. and
the uncle claims the niece cut him
with a butcher knife. He then secured
a revolver and threatened her. tie re-
suit being that neighbors overheard
the trouble and sent for the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
o,connor Chicago Fire Chief.

Chicago. ILL.,. April 2s--Thomas
O'Counor is fire marshal OF Chicago.
He was raised from his position of
first assistant marshal by Mayor Har-
risop last night in an appointment
confirmed by the city council. Since
the death of Marshal Seyferlich.
o'Connor. az Mayor Harrison's direc-
ton. has been acting head of the de-
partment His home Is at 2454 South
Park avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28

ball league. games to be played weekly
on the various lots throughout the city.
The league would consist of perhaps
eight or a dozen teams made up from
the Sunday schools, the same as the
basketball league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
stars Defeat Athletics.

In a hard fought contest at Deere
park Sunday afternoon the Fourteenth
street Stars defeated the Young Ath-
Ietics by a score OF Is to IA. The Ath.
letics held their opponents to a score
of 10 to 1. until the ninth inning when
the Stars brought in nine runs. tying
the score. In the tenth inning the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Inquiries for Tom ouInIIn.

Chief of Police o. NJ. Bisant has re-
ceived a telegram from w. H. Lgget,
an undertaken at Camp Point, ILL.,.
asking IL he could give any informa-
ton concerning one Tom Quinlin,
whose body is being held at the NOR
que. A tramp giving the same name.
applied for lodging at the police sta
ton here several weeks ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
FINE NEW STATION TO
COST ABOUT $4,000

According 20 the plans for the new
Ere station IN the blum district. auth
cried By the voters recently when
they gave consent 10 the issuance Of
1850 worth Of bonds. the station Will
b located on the city property next
the elevated tank and will face Eff
tssuth street
With the exception OF being 10 feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Saloon CHANCES Handa

Oscar Larson, who has been oper-
ating a saloon at 524 Fifteenth street
for some time. has sold out his bust
ness to Oscar Bufe. who will take
charge Immediately. Larson will
move to a farm at Port Byron. which
he purchased several years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Mexican Paws Fine.

! Felix Gomez. haiiing from the land
of Huerta, was picked up by the local
police last night In a state of intoxica-
ton and this morning was arraigned
in police court on a charge OF disor-
DERBY conduct. He was fined 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Plan Carnival Of Nations.

Preparations are rapidly nearing
completion for the big social event at
the local Y. NJ. c. A, Friday evening.
to be known as the Carnival of Ma
tions. 1t is to be held in the gymna-
SUM, and customs of all the nations
will be portrayed by those who take
part
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28

Charles Ydeen. formerly chief clerk
of the Sundeen Clothing company here,
has accepted a similar position with
the Forsberg Clothing company, and
viii also have charge OF the window
trimming and show card writing de-
sartments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28

Sirst sport docking at msgnifceh'
view OF the AlpsJ-Not bad. that Sec
ond sport-Yes. it's all rignt' put you
needn't rave about IL Ike & Daily poet
London Punch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
LODGE NOTES.

st. George lodge. No. rs. Knights of
Pythias, held a well attended
meeting last evening and further ar
rangements for the big event that all
members are looking forward to. were
discussed. May 18th IS the date and
a large class OF candidates Is TO be
initiated. Sixteen applications were
received last night. Invitations have
been extended to Rock Island, Mercer
county and Davenport members OF the
X. Of p. order to attend the initiatory
meeting here.
Local members OF the Knights Of
Columbus will have the pleasure OF
meeting the chief officer OF that order
April 30. Supreme knight James A.
Flaherty will arrive in Davenport on
that day and the members OF the var
ious X. of c. lodges in the tri-cities
will give a supper in his honor at the
Davenport hotel. followed by an eiab-
crate reception.
Simonides lodge, No. So Tribe of
Ben Hur initiated two candidates at
Last nights meeting. The lodge is en-
loving a steady growth and applica-
tons for membership are received at
every meeting.
Indications are that Noebl lodge.
No 2ss. Order of Vssa. will pass the
200 mark in membership at this even
ing's meeting. Important business
will come up before the lodge at this
session and the last step in complet-
ing the fast growing organization will
be taken
The Swedish Olive lodge No. $50. i.
n q. r. order. conferred the third
degree or two candidates last evening.
The lodge IS working TO reach the 500
mark before the season
closes June LIST Four applications
or membership were received at last
nights meeting and several more are
m sight.
Memorial committees OF the three
odd Fellow lodges of this city held
.ession last evening and made furth-
" arrangements for !. o. o. +. MEM
rial day. Music will be one OF the
main features Of the exercises In hon
n OF the dead this year. Two bands
vii be secured for the parade and the
hive Male chorus will sing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
Plan Baseball League,

Now that the basketball and indoor
baseball season has passed. the Off
cials OF the local Y. NJ. C. A. are con-
sidering the establishment of a base
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-28
OPPOSITION To
SEWER DROPPED
Milwaukee Road and G. o,
Lovejoy Cease to Complain
Against Project.
SOME TROUBLE EXPECTED
v,-x Citizens ard Federal Govern
-,r, OPPOSE Erection Of Septic
Tank in East End Of City.

With the objections Of the Milwau-
-. road and Of c. o. Loveioy dispos
=. a. che last opposition TO the i'm,
-.-.s water main and sewer projects
:, he east end OF the city have dis
.--ssred and beginning today the city
!. ,svsrtisine for bids for the two
--o.sets Date for the Opening OF the
- has been set for 10 o'clock in the
morning Of May r.
According 10 the advertisements,
cree bids will be allowed each firm.
Tts sewer and septic tank comes I'M
Der ore head. separate bid being re-
s.irsd on The motors and pumps. The
;h.rd bid is for the water main installa-
tcn-
Expect Opposition.
The unusual feature 20 the whole en-
,e-prise f. the opposition that Is ex.
vsctsd 70 the installation Of the septic
tsnk. which has been included in the
sever project. The opposition has so
tsr appeared from two forces, the fed
srzl government and groups Of citi-
lsas residing in that vicinity repre-
sgnted BY the Peoples bank. From
he city authorities today came the in
formation that they believe the opposi-
ton Of the government will be with
dawn. and the opposition of the citi-
,sns will probably be overcome in a
manner satisfactory 70 all concerned.
Estimates on the cost Of the enter
rise. as prepared BY the city engineer.
are approximately $4,000 for the sew
sr and sI0s. 200 for the water main.