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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1905

Page

23

Ridgely Advance Aims At District Financial Supervision

Commissioner Macfarland and Comptroller Ridgely plan a draft bill to supervise financial institutions in the District not under the Currency Bureau. The proposal covers both incorporated and unincorporated banks, building and loan associations, and seeks congressional action. A follow up conference will refine the draft after Ridgely surveys U S laws and bank inputs.

Macfarland Ridgely Incorporated Banks Congress Macfariland Comptroller Comptroller's Office United States Ridgley

Electric Company to Remove Wires at McLean Residence

Washington and Electric Company vice president Gen George H Harries informed the Commissioners the wires supplying light to John R McLean’s Tenalytown road home will be removed to avoid friction or litigation. He says this does not acknowledge District right to compel removal when wires allegedly interfere with police and fire services. Commissioner Macfarland welcomed compliance but rejected the company’s claim and pledged future removal of wires when deemed dangerous.

Electric Company George H. Harries Washington and Electric Company John R. McLean Tennalytown Road Gen Harries McLean Gen. Harries Macfarland

Plan to regulate dirt wagon hauling in city streets

Commissioner West announces a forthcoming hearing on a proposed amendment to police regulations requiring dirt hauling wagons to be dirt tight. The plan aims to curb nuisance along wagon routes and would take effect in the future, possibly January 1, 1906, with substantial city spending on dirt cleanup already in place.

West

District building notes and city attention to officials

The George A Fuller Company will be called upon by the Commissioners to repair minor defects at the Trumbull Street pumping station. Charles A Wardle of New York, connected with the Licensed Association of Automobile Manufacturers, visits in relation to the city automobile show. Lambert and Baker seek salary for Dr H W Barker during suspension. Dr Woodward says no service was rendered and no salary due. George A Hyde resigns as assistant inspector of street cleaning. Charles S Shaw named his successor effective yesterday, salary $0. The Vigilant patrol boat tours wharves with Daniel E Garges and other officials. Harbormaster Sutton and J Douglas absent. H W Templar requests hearing on union label textbooks. Macfarland says book purchases fall to the board of education. Acting Corporation Counsel H Thomas replies on fire escapes for Congressional School in the Washington Bank Building.

George A Lambert & Baker H. W. Barker Sanitary and Food Woodward Macfarland George A. Hyde West Charless. Shaw Hyde Daniel E. Garges Sutton W J. Douglas Washington Channel H. W. Templar Union Label Committee Chicel Union Board of ‘Education

Revisions to Tax Sale Record Forms Approved

Davis and Darnielle report new tax sale record forms under West supervision. Court of Appeals Lonng Kann case cited as motivation to fix technical defects. Corporation counsel approves the new form to meet legal requirements. used for 1899 sales and this month.

Davis -Agison West Darnielle Davis

City Building and Market Notes From Philadelphia

City Bulletin reports a Building Commission meeting today in Philadelphia to decide stone for a building above the superstructure after consultations with contractors. The page also lists low prices on groceries and a mix of notices, ads, and brief items including acquittals in Criminal Court No. 1 and a police raid on an alleged speakeasy at 107 D Street Northeast. News items include Japanese war loan subscriptions by French investors and local business ads for butter, gas ranges, and rum.

Building Commission Col Biddle Municipal Building Commission Philadelphia Harry Wilson Criminal Court No. 1 Missouri Avenue Lieut. Daly Ninth Precinct William Brown D Street Brown Eliza Brown William Phillips Edward Hall Daniel Brook James Robinson Walter Green Henry Matthews Lieut Daly Affleek

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