Sewer award held up on outfall right of way
A DC District commissioners panel assessing land for a sewer outfall reported awards totaling 16 203.20 but caution from special counsel A Leftwich Sinclair questioned several sums. The panel considered damages from tidal sewage deposits, while Capt J J Morrow urged returning the report for a jury trial and limiting action to condemnation of the right of way. Commissioner Macfarland approved the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Smith
John F. Cook
Joseph B. Bailey
Supreme Court of the District
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Alfred T. Grimes
Bellevue
George J. Séufferle
Henrietta Brent Helskell
John N. Young
Henrietta H. Ewing
Isador T.young
United States Realty Company
Sinclair
Potomac
McComb
Arid
J. J. Morrow
Corps of Engineers
District of Columbia
Corporation Counsel
Mendy
Capt
Micrrow
Macfarland
Poundmaster Greets Cats and Elks Set for Grand Lodge
A Washington poundmaster reports removing over 9 000 cat lives last fiscal year and 228 in the past month, urging humane disposal by box or bag on request. The Benevolent Protective Order of Elks plans grand lodge sessions August 29 to 31 at True Reformers Hall with Morning Star lodge hosting visitors. over 2 000 people expected and a committee on public comfort named to ensure a successful convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hiks
W. J. Thomas
A. J. Gaskins
I. M King
WJ. Bush
P. A. Hairston
South Washington Protestes Against Indifference of Commissioners
Citizens in Southwest Washington protest railroad crossing dangers and nuisance from steam whistles and bell ringing cited in June 1905 complaint. They urge law officers to rule on reservations and rights of way while criticizing Commission handling and police response. Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railway rep responds to inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Harrison Johnson
Railroad Committee of the
Southwest Citizens’ Association
Washington
Macfarland
Johnson
Leutenant
Na- Hee
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Ft la
City of
Joseph Crawford
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railway
Receivers Appointed for Egan Estate by District Court
Justice Barnard of the District Supreme Court named attorneys Wilam Henry Dennis and J. Miller Kenyon as receivers for the Amelia Egan estate. Two wills are before the Probate Court. Bond set at or 000. Case stems from Rudolph Weichhorn vs Mary Egan, sister-in-law. Receivers to represent both sides in the equity suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Wilam Henry Dennis
J. Miller Kenyon
Justice Barnard
District Supreme Court
Amelia Egan
Rudolph Weichhorn
Mary T. Egan
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