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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

Maintenance.
Item 81 Personal services
Wages:
For repairing sewers ana inlets Cwhen
employed) as follows Foremen az
$1Cb per month each: sewer construct
ors. at s. per day each; assistant
at $3.50 and Sc per day each, forty
item y. Services other than PERSONAL 600
: ~: : qc. $1,000
operatives Ave hundred dollars. .,... 600
(c) Repairs TO equipment. tools etc, ivs
hundred dollars ''.'i 'i'''s''''''.''.... 800
Total, six thousand dollsrs......... $1,000
Item S3 Services other than personal,
transportation, seven hundred dollars. STOO
FIELD FORCE-MAINTENANC OF AfiEA-
DoWBANKs AND WAREHOUSES;.
Item "a Personal services;
Wages for repairs to meadowbanks and
Watercourses, follows; (when em-
ployedl foremen5, "a St s. per day each;
sistant foremen at SO, per day eaeh
laborers at - per day each, ten thou
sand dollars ............,.. $40, 600
(al Repairs to equipment, tools. etc.
fye hundred dollars ....,............. $500
(bl Repairs 70 meadowbanks and water
courses by contract open market Or
der hye thousand dollars, ........... 5000
tcS Hire OF teams. eight hundred and
nfty dollars .,,..,,-.-,....,.,..,..... $50
Total, six thousand three hundred
and nifty dollars '-'..........-.... 1880
ITEM 81 Services other than personal;
Transportation one hundred dollarB.... 800
DIVISION or BRIDGES
OFFICE OF ASsIsTANT ENGINEER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

Maintenance
Item 80. Personal services:
wages: For repair to bridges as follows
lWhen Employed; Foremcn. at SiOO
per month each; bridge constructors, at
S5D per day each; iron workers, az
$500 per day each; stone masous, Mt 81
per day each; painters, at 81 90 per day
each. tweny.foST thoSEssannG9 thou and Dollars @ s2i 900
@ Hire Of teams one osee hoaann eass dosrs $1,000
(o2 Hire OF equipment, flve hundred dol an
. thta 80 s'ss.s.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
(c) Repairs to equipment, tools. etc, ave -
nundfed dollars ....,....A......... 0UO
(dl Repairs to and painting bridges by
thousand dollars ,.,a,Nt'' -. 10000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

(cS Incandescent lighting 0amps now
erected). OF not less than fifty (50)
candle power. in the outlying parts OF
the City where gas lamps are now or
may hereafter be laid, seventeen thou !
\ sand four hundred dollars. SIT 400 |
lights fvS thousand dollars. ] s....,., 5000
(el Incandescent lighting Northeast
Boulevard. five thousand dollars .,..,. 5000 |
10 Lighting Northern Liberties district,
four dollars ...,,....,..s......., ~ ~ . 1.aa4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

Provided That no more than one-icStb StS oO9 OS
this appropriation shall be spent in any one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08

BUREAU OF CITY PROPERTY.
Sect. 7, OF the amount appropriated to thi,
Department the sum OF four hundred ant
eighty-two thousand and ten (4s2, O1O) dollar.
is for the expenses OF the Bureau OF City
Property, as follows:
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
READ THIS OVER

You will never miss the time any more than you will if you venture up tc the Dream tonight as we have good strong show on tap. One of the boosting kind Mr. Ramon will enter tain with couple of his vocal sell eetions besides the regular show, which consists of two reel Vita graph socal drama of the highest class. Pathe Weekly, with the World $ Series and war scenes is interesting as usual. Rounding up The Counter feiters, is detective drama highly exciting and the two comedies are 3 scream without fail. Batty Bills Honeymoon, and winkey Willy anl the Fishermen, the titles are enough
 Your moneys worth at the Dream to. night. Coming soon, A Top of the World. in six reels. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
KITCHEN WILL BE
 SPEAKER

Washington. Jan. sl--A eaueus Of the Democrats of inc House will be Aela February |. It has already been ,ieei,lea Saat Champ Clark will sue eseA himself aS speaker of the House, whils Representative Claude Kitchen of North Carolina. will succeed Oscar Underwood as floor leader. the lat ter having beSn elected to the Sen ate. The new floor leader was born in Halifax eo6rty, \. c. March Fl. 1sS9, and never held public office until he was elected to the fifty seventh Congress being reelected six times since. He has been second in the Ways and Means Committee of the House 10 MT. Underwood ever since inc coming into power of the Democratic majority. and now will take his position as floor leader and chairman of inc Ways and Means Committee. the most important posi- s:5n next to the Speaker in the Houss.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
BIBLICAL -RAGEDT
 AT THE GRAND

JePhthsk's Daughz<-. a Warner fea ---e in t1rss rarts viii ts reported to night at the Grand This l. a bIbieal 7lay taken frsz the eleventh chapter et Judges anl is 3 magnificent pro
 luetign- Those stellar artists. Com stance crz~Eev aHt Arrkur Maal ar- pear III taa roles which give them an oPorsaaisy 10 display their re-
 srkabls dramatic ability. The eos tamiag is beautiful and correct an.I tAe settings very fine Tonight is v9ar las- ehanes 10 see this beaati- fuE picture at the Grand Friday night Mired Pickles 8 che aet farce comedy pr0-iueed bg local talent. Don't forget our Aig snulay night special adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

The eusS15ez ef the Cliff Avsnms roadway fra-a tAe LigasA.a1ss seek Hc 7he TcwnTs aarzAwsSa a.a4n2ary bsvesAs saf big erswd A1 5hs Town Couzeil As1 night. And erarQ-g fer aa1 4zaSzsz 5m-ag,ls1se axsSoa hy sAs Ge@aeil flowed laFde1sly- l. N Ausala. weo axs hsea st the hslzz 1n ghe unavsms11 w@s the first speak sr spoke af length on the waats-, S7Art5zr wFtA his egsgesssaa1sats wiah Gcverzsar Ssr0zs, and fssngiag a down sa me present. He ahsa saTe Ezs eVsziea 0f sAs sess et sAe P-o- 5ee7 as h sssS if Saaiag tAz1 he siid zv1 esaisve 1t WeU31 cost is sxese1 se-5qesasa. F-ovisss.s a frse rigA5-at- w4v ec1l1 be setzrssl from she pr'ap- z-1r ewzsrs Hs ahsa sai3 1a41 h han aalsnai1sd faith II tas Aoaeslv sEa Integrity af shs CeareIl- 14f zavis.ssl sA4F theF take nO zetie1 an Les shsF wsre E,sGa1iaasd ey St least zn49asfsy ef raz large tax E4gsrs q 1ae sewA Csaa5zGHas he Eave II $ Ass oa5zisa that sss LeelslAa1re SsulE .1ryl2g take any 4t.iea iR huili sae sAe ex1snsiaa SE shs r0A3 from 1As Towu 1szzsa4rF 19 Ca1re,aaE Fa.na zn8ess shs Tswz az1 first s2.swa tlas sAas wozE1 h sAs5E s84r= fF baisl5ns ss sks v.s5as ss wAasA FAe saisi.ss ssaa. fl asailz- wgalsl ssaeA tAs Town 2 lszais=- Laze- ks za3s 1As saa1e- msn4 after 7a@ <Gg,eszaia.a had hse1 zzzde that 5As Tswz eaal1 Ill 2ffO-1 ae sail1 the rgez 10 she t's1niFsry m 2sss sara tk.4s tEe Legislature Waal1 aes- 1aaf If aEs Leefslasuse fzslsz te gssvi1s waTs and means to tzil1 ss4 susss1e raa5- aas residents f ahe slis1rie4 Affe.sf+sa. s.ssszsla aAs EaHa limits. wa1l8 tazz9 !. r.s=zsgzes-
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
PICTURE MAN ON JEFFERSON

Aboard tae Jefferson this morning was Beverly Dobbs. a motion picture taker. on his way to Juneau where he will show some of his pictures of Alaska To the Miner Man he made the statement that he would be back in Ketehikan some time next week. when he would show his pictures at the Dream. He says he has motion picture of the Ketchikan Ball team playing a game. besides numerous other pictures in interesting scene IT the north.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
MANY COMING 0N
 HE, ALkI

Seattle. Jan. ri-The steamer A1ki the first vessel of the BorSisr Line frsnseerse sSoa ecalrany 10 leave since the eoasali1stsoa of that sosaa- raav wita the Ncrtaland Steamship cssnpanv. sailed frcm this port at len lass nigAa- Her passengers for Kssehikan gre Capt Peter MeKin- non. e. II. RnOrk, W R. Thomas E Ruekhlsh- William Mahcney and wife, sFalle whiss. L. R. Robinson Oscar Johnson and wife. Peter Dybnra. Miss A- JOhnscn, Mrs r. Field. Stella Hesnzr ani three Sseerage-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
C|TYDAOS LISTEN TO MUCH ORATORY
 AT REGULAR MEETING

sAAs body was favorable, the Town
 aaa tbsa gea spzy ana have Oar
 are If shs reaa hzIlt aefere aAe sasusr mesing Territorial mad buiaa srS or the Bsa3 geasuaiSSsoa. eosals ss started
 Csane1lnaan Shark followed in ths vsne vsEu. giving as his opinion that sAe eaus4ruer01 work alone on the proposed Cliff Avenas r0ad. wisRsps any resk work. wossaa cost ssssAao. gea5snnlag Ae suggested shat if the -oa8 were busas ia the right place s5 wasla give the Town 5 chance ta tu5la RnosAs- float for ike aeepzs- 1aa445sa ef the gaSha4s men
 Mavar Harrss suggested that ths assiasssmsa Sf ,he Town were she masz interested in getting : sress ea@muuEsv- ans hs bslievsa za@a saeF SAeaEa givs thesr opinion
 - sae mAtisr.
 Eaw- Rrc#u gave ss his oFiaioa- 1fssr talking Eks matter over with sAs rseaersy ownsrs along the P-o- r-sssa s4rssd- that the latter wolI1 es perfectly wTlliag to stand one As8t at sas cost of sks street, whfsa ss pas ahe1s four saoas2nl dollars TAs1' h -said. s.Tf ths Ct4ressH Pssas rssziaszts win eoztrlfsse ! ssaesaz3 dollars to inc rad as has haea snra-Ssel h@rs- ii wIll leave s-s ozs asasazl for sAe sswa sa rar sR~
 ! Pissesser wss aas nsvF speaker. aE zaEe7 3E-- BroEa s attention te -'e fs+ 1set = sh= repersy owners e~nel tss land aa'r. wtEeh verg mean thar their property would he
 me sae ot sAe s1-s=7 oulv. and % Fn-es7 of rav5se enA-Aa7t eas af sks szrsss shsv w07s1 raF sa+half ef ane side or one fs7gsA 9t sas whese-
 Cezaeiinaa Hezszaau than usvs.3 aa3 Ceu1sslz4n Pzup seconded thas 3 eamf1ssas ot three of she Coaaeil be zFPoiztsi for 1hs rurEess ot ia- vez95eatiax ahs proposed Fala sseur- Hag rz=as=-et-wsF- zn3 taking ID she EHssr generally. SD ss 10 te in s aesisiaa # ts= Legislature showed any 5asaiaa1t9a sa es- h-sF- ss Saa# seaF teaT that Ksssk5han was rsadv sa 5o hes share Tze motio1 wzs eat-5@d and Mayor Harris gpgoEztsz saark Par ana Rxss az tae com zis-es-
 R L. Pe+F su3 ss-er=l others saaks 1a rh= ss-e=t q7ess5on. n sa ai=isz ta shes@ queszz Mr- Psg..- also safgrmeB rae couue1 tsa4 ta ssshaaI Ba4rl ms in aeed of ssagu Co take s4r= qf the s-rrens aorta tsls
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
DR. JONES ASKS FOR PROTECTION
 FOR ALASKA FISHERIES

Washington, Jan. a1-Reeommcnd- ing that a law be enacted at the pres ont term of Congress that will re quire all American vessels taking halibut or salmon in the waters Of Alaska to land their catches at American ports, Dr. E. Lester Jones
 Deputy Commissioner of Fisheries in Alaska. made his report to Congress last night. He went into the matter
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
CABLE ADOPTS 4
 NIGHT RATE

Effective FsirVaary l. the United srs7ss eshse service will inauguTate night lssser rats- T. new scheza- s provides that the night rate will ssventy-five per cent the day rate. sh \ mininEsum ot thensy- five nsx This means that | ten worSs ssass way te sent from kstehikaa
 Sasssle ss might letter for sl-5ss - ean fe fEsel as any time. plainly srts5 Nigh- Letter.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Washington. Jan al-sdvieez reach 5sis efsy from sae City of Mexico ssstiag that President Garza has asked shst the Mexican capital te ,5eetarsl a neutral point ty all The factions. General obresaa. with -sssiEefasls force is said 10 te with in sixty asEses of that plaes and al vanei2g on it.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
THREATEN SLAVIC
 REAR

St. Petersburg, Jan. 21-A dispatch from the Russian army at the East Prussian border tells of new attack of the Germans, who threw an army between the Russians and their base of supply. This means that the Rus sian advance in that direction has been checked, and they are now com pelled to face about and fight this new foe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

exhaustively showing the need of immediate action by the government if this, Alaska $ second greatest in dustrv is to be conserved to the American people. He presented statistics to prove his contentious and tho matter will be referred to q special committee. 1t is reported that the President is in sympathy with Dr. Jones suggestion.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
TAKING ON FUEL

Ths took on fuel at stFong's Dock today, preparatory to a trip D wrangsll Narrows starting Saturday. She will complete this work and return here in time to take oa stores for her voyage south about Fed. L At that time she will pro csed to San Francisco where her of fisers and crew will transfer to the Rukui. which vessel will come north te take care of the lighthouse work in this region while the Columbine, after an overhauling will proceed to her new station at Honolulu.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
ARE DESTROYING
 RAILROADS

London, Jan. 21-Frem Sweden comes word that German derigihles nave been seen accommodating the frontier between Russia and Finland. and il is believed that the Germans plan air raids on the bridges of the railroads connecting the two eoun- tries.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
JEFFERSON IN IRON THE SOUTH

With g passengers on board, the Jefferson arrived from the south at about six o'cloek this morning. after having called in at Metlakahtla on the way up. She had four passen- gers on board for KetcHikon, M M. Reese, F. Erickson, V. Nowock. and M. Pertain Her freight for this port consisted of 20 tons of general merchandise. Rev II. P Co1ser and Mrs. E. P. Lynch boorded the vessel here for wrangelL and E. Geffy for Douglas. The Jefferson will be in southbound next Sunday.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

London. Jan. 2l-The Russians have nlassed several new army corps against the German trenches in Pol and and the Germans are now on the defensive for over sixty miles of their front. This means that they have given ID for the time being their attempt to reach Warsaw.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
BITTERLY COLD IN
 ITALY

Ayezzano, Jan 2l-A sudden drop in the temperature. accompanied by 2 heavy snow storm is handieaping he work of the reseuers i'll the earth
 ssks zone. Fl is feared that those sarziea will not he able to survive tgsis susden and extreme cold
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
BOMbARD
 SO|SSONS

Paris Jan, sl-A new assault has been begun on the French lines by She Germans near Seissons, The Kais, CT is reported to he present and the impression among the French army leaders is that the attempt is to be made to break through the French line in another effort to reach this city.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
BILL IS FLYING HIGH

recent letter from Frisco brings word that W. r. schlotban took trip in a flying machine last week. Capt. Anderson was to make tho trip with him, but at the last minute got cold feet. Bill says flying comes high but the thrills were worth the price.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Ottawa, Jan. 21-A search party is being organized in this city to look for steffanson the Arctic ex- plorer. The plans of those behind the movement provide for taking hydroplanes to be used in the search.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
OLYMPIC IN WITH FISH

After having been out for several weeks the Olympic arrived in today with about ten thousand pounds of balibut on board and boxed them ID this afternoon at inc New Eng Land Fish company's plant The fish will he shipped south on the City of Seattle tomorrow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21
ALLIES REQUIRE
 HORSES

Butte. Jan. al-Agents of Great Britain now in this city and vicinity have cleaned up the horse market, having bought every animal that will pass muster, They state that Eng land and France are in the field for at least four hundred thousand horses
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Boise, Jan. 2l-The anti-alien land bil passed the lower house of the Legislature last night. It Is said to be sure of majority in the Sen ate.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

The City Of Seattle is looked for from the north tomorrow afternoon e evening.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Chicago. Jan. 2l-Nrs. Robert Fitsimmons, wife of Fighting Bob Fitsinmons. was granted divorce from the latter yesterday on the grounds of alleged physical abuse
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Indianapolis, Jan. 2l-The Indiana state Senate last night passed a bill to abolish capital punishment in the state.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Rounding up The c0unterfeisers af the Dream tonght- adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

The herring crop continues to be harvested in the Narrows in front of town in ineredeble quantities. All the many hahbut vessels leaving Of late have been supplied, and hun dreds Of tons have been frozen by the New England. company and the Ketehikan Cold Storage company.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Hear Mr. Ramon at the Dream to- neht. day
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Vocal selection at the Dream to. night adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Winkey Willy and The Fisherman. at the Dream tonight adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-21

Mrs. A. E. Wells, Hairdresser- Hairdressing Parlors now over the Dream Theater. adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-21

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-21
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-21

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