Clean-Up Prizes High More Money to Move Refuse
Bids opened for ash, garbage, dead animals and miscellaneous refuse disposal show higher proposals than current rates. Patsy Mann sole bidder for dead animals, offering $1,860.25 for one year and $1,755.70 for five years. Washington Fertilizer Company proposals range up to $84,200 annually for garbage and dead animals, with transfers and regional sites adding cost. Night soil bids include $22,000 and $16,000–$16,700 yearly outlines, while miscellaneous refuse shows $22,000 to $26,600 yearly bids. The transfer station location and regional options drive most price increases.
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Patsy Mann
Washington Fertilizer Company
Washington
Biider
Virginia
Long Bridge
B Bayly
Buter
Frank H Macfarland
Philadelphia
Washington Ferther Company
Washington Feiulizer Company
RV Rusk
Warner Stutler & MR
SP. Bayly
Stutler & Raedy
P. Bayly
S P. Bayly
Fourteenth Street Hearing Extends Extension Testimony
The extension hearing for Fourteenth Street northwest from Lydecker avenue to Piney Branch road continued at City Hall before a jury. District witnesses testified that benefits to eighteen tracts from the project would equal or exceed the land damages, including impact on Miss Lenman’s property. Mrs. George H. Hull urged a view on George Hill’s parcel, hoping benefits would offset damages, which the jury adjourned to Monday at 8 pm to resume.
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Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Piney Branch Road
City Hall
United States Marshal
Sinclair
Z T Sowers
William H. Saunders
Lisle S. Lipscomb
Alien W. Mallory
Wiliam J Rhees
George Hill
Two Men Hurt in Runaway on Adams Ex press Auto
A runaway incident on Adams Express Company carriage sent Godfrey Beck and George Garges flying from a buggy on Third street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Samuel L Ball stopped the vehicle and ferried the injured men to Emergency Hospital. Garges suffered a head contusion and fractured knee cap. Beck had a laceration above the eye and body bruises. Garges returned home at 62 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Beck at 30 Ninth street southeast.
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Adams Express Company
Godfrey Beck
George Garges
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Samuel L Ball
Garges
Beck
Ninth Street
Resignation Reason Given for Miss Russell at Reform School
Mr Brown, president of the Reform School for Girls board of trustees, explains the resignation of Miss Florence Russell as a teacher. The majority vote cited a needed change for the good of the service and stated Miss Russell’s testimony did not influence the decision. Commissioners will consider a formal board recommendation and likely approve Mrs Whitney as Russell’s successor.
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Brown
Miss Russell
Chapin Brown
Reform School For Girls
Florence V. Russell
Board of Charities
Board of Trustees
Elizabeth A. Whitey
Miss
Tue
Macfarland
O’brien
Whitney
Pollard faces appeal in hack stand case at police court
John R Pollard a licensed hackman was fined for violating police regulations after arraignment in Police Court yesterday. Attorney D W Baker said he will take the case to the Court of Appeals claiming unjust discrimination by District Commissioners. The test case involves Pollard occupying a stand reserved for omnibuses at Pennsylvania Station on April 16.
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John R Pollard
D W Baker
Court of Appeals
Pollard
Commissioners For Omnibuses
Pennsylvania Station
Reduction in Telephone Rates Soon By Chesapeake Company
Mr. F H Bethell, general manager of the Chesapeake and Folomuac Telephone Company, announces that rate reductions for private branch exchange service are forthcoming and that the new rates will be announced later. Also features ads for gas ranges, whiskey, groceries, shoes, ice cream, and local services along with a case involving Katie Coleman, a nearby assault incident.
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F H. Bethell
Chesapeake and Folomuac Telephone Company
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SAKS
Penna
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Mammoth Sale Men's. Clothing
Buster Brown
Crossett Shoes
Cravenette Rai
Hosglery
Archive
W.L. Douglas Union
W.l.douglas
W. J. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L Douglas
Mai
Corona Colt
Brockton
Mass
Berkeley
Russia
Ave
Geo. M. Oyster, JR
Conn. Ave
Health Department
Berkefeld
Potomac
Williams’ Pui'store
Haddad Bros
Iea
A. Kahn
F Street
Sunday Post
Priges High
West Tan Shoes
Hahn & CO
S. E
Baker
T Man’s Store
Man’s Store
America
D. Jj. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
City Bulletins
Burer Gas
Eberly's Sons
Maryland
Morse
Best Rice, Co
Fussell
James F Oyster
9Th
Creamery
Washington Alumni Association of
Phi Gamma Delta
University Club
Schwab
Grove
Cramp Company
Charles MW Schwab
Nat Cap Brewing Cops
Munich
Pennsylvania
Ferraro
Union Tatler
Reisinger
New York
Frank IL Hood
Schneider
Navy Yard
Harris
Katie Coleman
Almira Rose
Keene's Shoe
Filaing Company
John Waldman
Tatter
7Th St
St. Sw
Miller
C. A. Muddiman & Co
St. Froy
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Hetarn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional
Hagmms
Hecht
Herrmann
Eye
N. W
Horn, Rattor
Selinger
Victor
Wes
St Louis
John F. Elis & Co
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