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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

6

Brightwood Citizens Seek Details on Through Service Costs

The Brightwood Citizens Association writes to the railway commission demanding precise figures on the cost of running through cars from Brightwood into the city. They argue the costs and overhead transfers to underground power are small compared to potential revenue from increased traffic. The commission plans to first examine the relation between Brightwood Railway and Washington Railway and Electric to determine if the arrangement is holding or operating.

District Railway Commission George H Harries Brightwood Railway Company Brightwood Citizens’ Association Louis P Shoemaker C. Lancaster Trafic Ita Hne Brightwood Raily Way Company Asell West Thomas W Smith Brightwood ,Railway Company Washington Railway and Hitectric Company Washington Railway and Electric Company Brightwood

May Order Trees Removed Front District Building

City commissioners plan to remove several front yard trees at the new District building in fall. They say the trees detract from architectural beauty and symmetry. Eight Oriental plane trees will be planted on each side, with similar trees likely in front. Commissioner Macfarland is away. upon return, the panel will revisit the issue.

Macfarland

Bids Opened For Cast Iron Pipe By Water Works

Bids opened yesterday by Chief Clerk Daniel E Garges of the engineer department for furnishing cast iron pipe for the water works department list Lynchburg Foundry Company at 48 a ton United States Cast Iron Pipe Company 5120 James B Claw 5488 N J Grumman 5260 and Central Metal and Supply Company 6440. Award will not be made for several days.

Daniel E Garges Engineer Department Waterworks Department Lynchburg Foundry Company United States Cast- Iron Pipe Company James B" Claw J Grumman Central Metal and Supply Company

Woman Charged in Assault Over Carbolic Acid Attack

Misa Evie Knott, 15, burned on the arms by carbolic acid thrown by Mrs Mary Rae of 2801 Sherman Ave NW. Knott, accompanied by her mother and Mrs John Smalley, appeared in police court. Rae case continued to August 11. James T. Allen, her half-brother and patent office examiner, was summoned but did not appear. officials say Alien Le Cou Myher is linked to the home at 2809 Sherman Ave. Prosecutor notes Rae may resist prosecution.

Misa Evie Knott Mary Rae Sherman Avenue James T. Allen Mrs Rae Rae Miss Hnott John Smalley Feader American Salvation Army Washington Knott Patent’ Office Alien le Cou MyeHer Alien

Unite Pure Food Forges Conference on Impure Milk Discovery

Health officials and experts from the Bureau of Animal Industry met to unify methods in tackling impure milk and Federal pure food law violations in the District. Plans call for monthly conferences, expanded food and drug testing with the Bureau of Chemistry, and possible prosecutions for violations. Dr Wiley praised the arrangement as support for the health department’s effort.

Health Department Bureau of Animal Industry Woodward Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry Wiley Ite

Sheriff Finds No Gambling Near Brightseat Club

Prince George county officers raided a small frame shack on the Washington Baltimore electric railway near Brightseat Sunday night and found men playing cards but no money or gambling paraphernalia. Deputy Sheriff Garrison, with two constables, entered after a tip that Washingtonians used the site for gambling. The men claimed the organization was a chartered club and denied any violation of law.

Sheriff's Office Prince George County Maryland Washington-Baltimore Brightseat Garrison

Avenues in Woodbridge Area Seek Macadamizing and Gutters

Petitions signed by residents and property owners request macadamizing South Dakota Myrtle Carlton and Central avenues and the installation of gutters and sidewalks. Commissioners ask petitioners to limit to a single item as the proposed repairs would cost about 2800 dollars.

South Dakota Myrtle Carlton Central Avenues Woodbridge

Funeral of W. C. O Meara in Washington DC

Funeral services for William Meara were held at his home on B Street Northwest after he died from a self inflicted gunshot wound Friday morning. Chaplain F H Bradford of the Loyal Legion officiated with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. A delegation from the Association of Oldest Inhabitants attended. pallbearers included nephews William O Meara Jo O Meara James B Archer JF O Meara Thomas Unsworth and Matthew R O Meara.

William . Meara F H .Bradford The Loyal Legion, Oftictatings Oak Hill Cemetery Association of Oldest Inhabitants Mr O'Meara William 4 O'Meara Jo O Meara James B Archer JF O Meara Thomas Unsworth Matthew R O'Meara Man

Judge DeLacy Vacation Delays Juvenile Court Proceedings

Justice of the Peace Callan presided in juvenile court yesterday in Judge DeLacy's absence who left Washington Saturday on an extended Western tour. DeLacy plans a three week swing visiting St Louis Chicago Denver and Indianapolis to study probation methods. A Chesapeake Bay four hours sail runs four days weekly at 100 round trip via Seettckat agent Phe Micctric Line.

Justice of the Peace Callan Judge DeLacy Washington Debacy St Louisa Chicago Denver Indianapolis Chesapeake Bay New York Avenue

Realty Deals Reported In Northwest Washington

Real estate firm Shannon and Luchs reports the sale of one of twelve three story colonial brick houses on Fourteenth Street between Monroe and Newton to Mrs Arthur Clarendon for about 7500 dollars who will make it her home in the fall Butler Taliaferro Company with Dwight Anderson handles a frontage of 12% feet on the east side of Ninth Street between F and G streets southwest The buyers Charles W Schaeffer and George W Stuart purchased land from Darwin L Wilson and others and plan immediate improvements.

Harry Wardman Shannon & Luchs Fourteenth Street Monroe Newton Streets Arthur Clarendon Butler-Taliaferro Company Dwight Anderson Ninth Street Charles W Schaeffer George W Stuart Dwin L Wilson

Children to Have Outing by Charities and Rail Lines

Children under the Associated Charities of Washington will take an outing Friday with the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway and Tolchester Steamboat Company of Baltimore. Accommodations for 400 children. luncheon provided by charity officers. Miss Ida Green to oversee the party at the turn of the event. Park signs prohibited by city counsel ruling obstruction to travel. Baltimore excursion details list $1.25 round trip, twilight $1.00, four PM to midnight, weekends excepted.

Associated Charities of Washington Washington, Baltimore and Annapolia Electric Railway Tolchester Steamboat Company Baltimore E H Thomas Capt BB Boyle

Garfield Park Band Concert This Evening

An engineer band concert is planned at Garfield Park at 7 30 p m with Bandmaster Julius Kamper leading the program. The evening features The Midnight Flyer Overture Stradelia Serenade for alto horn and finte and several selections including Fire Fortune Teller Golden Sunset Vision The Merry Widow Grand American Fantasie and The Stars Spangled Beaver.

Garfield Park Julius Kamper Stradelia Seret, Hicks and Corp Watts Morceau

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