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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1906

Page

13

District Building Fire Escape Compliance Gap Prompts Repairs

District inspectors found the Fifth and Lulsiang avenue Northwest District Building violated the new fire escape law due to an unprotected elevator shaft. Required fixes include an iron shield around the shaft basement fireproof flooring and walls. Lease terms split repair costs with the District. Inspections covered multiple streets with 19 percent of over 400 checks requiring changes.

Fifth and Lulsiang Ashford Commissionera First Street Pennsylvania Avenue Io Sixth Street B Street C Street D Street Petween

West Washington seeks Conduit road sewer upgrade

West Washington Citizens Association urged Commissioners to include funds for a sewer along Conduit road from Fox Ball Road to the distributing reservoir. Creed M. Fulton noted typhoid prevalence due to lack of sewerage. Dr McComb called the sewer a necessity. Commissioner Biddle indicated the plan likely to be approved.

West Washington West Washington Citizens’ Association Congress Creed M. Fulton Im & Communication Foxball Road Biddle Dr. McComb Fulton

Poles Being Removed As Wires Go Underground

Western Union Telegraph Company reports removal of eighty five poles and twenty six miles of overhead wire in the past fiscal year. All wires now lie underground and the system will be extended to finally eliminate overhead lines by the completion of the new Union Station. The work follows a general act of Congress of 1908 directing District telegraph companies to remove overhead wires.

Western Union Telegraph Company Telegraph Company Union Station Congress

Two Wills and Probate Actions Reported

John Coker filed a will leaving his property to his wife and three children plus grandchildren. Margaret Mathews directs an executor to place $50 headstones for graves of her husband and wolf? remains. A condemnation jury sworn for land taken for a widening alley. hearings set next week. District to start street and curb improvements on Massachusetts Avenue and Fourteenth Street area. Connecticut Avenue Bridge lights contract for 56 lamps at $638 yearly each. Buildings on M Street to be surveyed for possible condemnation as unsafe.

John Coker Margaret Thomas Margaret Porter Bertha Porter Beatrice Porter Ella Porter Matinda Harper Margaret Mathews I and K Second Third Streets Justice Barnard District Supreme Court de O Street Engineer's Department of the District Massachusetts Avenue Belmont Road Street Fourteenth Street Kenyon Street Park Road Connecticut Avenue Bridge Walter Allen Potomac Electric Power Company M Street

Building Permits Report From Inspector Ashford

Building permits issued yesterday by Inspector Ashford include Semusl F and Melon H Utz for a two story frame dwelling at Thirty fourth and ML atrecta northwest with architect Woc De Muth and builder A Barker, estimated 1500 dollars. Merion C Moale seeks a three story brick and stucco at 1690 Church Street northwest, no builder listed, Joseph J Moels as architect, estimated cost 8000 dollars. Thomas A Whittington applies for an eight two story trams dwelling near 1430 Delafield Place northwest, architect A OM Prentiss, builder J Ho Lauer, estimated cost 500 dollars. Forsing requests two two story brick and line at WO 2 2009 Becomd Street northwest, modifying builder Foter Forsinger, estimated new cost not readable.

Inspector Ashford Semusl F Melon H Utz Welling St Woc de Muth A Barker Merion C Delafield Place OM. Prentiss J Ho Lauer Estimarte Forsing Becomd Foter Forsinger

Washington Heights Traction District Deposit Dispute

The Corporation Counsel is reviewing a request by the Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company for a $1,000 refund of a deposit they made to guarantee incorporation. Bridges engineer Douging recommends refunding $327.10 if no outstanding obligations exist, while District Auditor Garrison argues against repayment to avoid future liabilities. A report from Thomas is expected early next week.

Washington Heights Traction Company Thomas 1St Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company W. J. Douging John Garrison

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