Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 26, 5 December 1911 — Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE RICHMOND PAI JuADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1911.

A HEW DELAY FOR PROPOSED BRIDGE Structure Will Cost More Than $100,000 as Had Been Estimated.

Construction of the bridge over the Whitewater river, in the south end of the city may be postponed for a few yeara. principally because it is said tbe structure will cost more than a hundred thousand dollars, as estimated. Another point which may figure In the delay is the location, as the south side and west side people and the county commissioners can not reach an agreement. The county council will be in session early in January. At this time tbe councllmen will receive reports from county engineer Jack Mueller and the board of commissioners as to the probable cost of the structure, its style, and other data. The general demand seem to be that a concrete

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bridge be constructed which would cost more than $100,000. Because the bridge will be a high one, and the gorge at the three proposed locations. South E street, favored by the West Richmond Improvement association; South H street, favored by some south side people, and South L street, the location do manded by other south enders, is of such a width, the engineers regard it as impossible to build a concrete btructure for $100,000. On Saturday, engineer Mueller will have some plans to present to tbe board of county commissioners. Commissioners are sorely troubled over the duty which will be imposed upon them to fix the location of the bridgp. They hope that the interested parties will get together and compromise on a location. The bridge fund as yet is not large enough to warrant construction of a bridge In the near future. With the amount which was paid into the treasury this fall there is approximately $46,000. The commissioners raised the tax levy bo that hereafter the tax payers will pay three cents on tbe hundred dollars assessed valuation into this fund, which will bring into the county about $10,000 a year. By issuing bonds the county could raise the needed amount to construct the bridge, and apply the revenue derived from the tax levy to paying off these bonds. But in some quarters objections are raised against building the bridge until the funds have been secured by taxation. -

A CONCERT PROGRAM For Orchestra Recital at the Coliseum.

The program for the concert to be given Wednesday evening, December sixth at eight-fifteen o'clock in the ColiBeum, has been announced. The prchestra was established in 1903 by Will Earhart. Tbe orchestra will be assisted in this concert by Miss Ruth Peltz, pianist, and Mrs. Charles Igelman, soprano. The program follows: Part One. Overture "Martha" Flotow Souvenir d Italie Saint Saens Miss Ruth Peltz

Symphony in B. Minor (unfinished)

Schubert Allegro Moderato Andate con moto Intermission Part Two. L. Ariesienne, Suite Number 1. . .Bizet Prelude Minuet

TRACTION OFFICER VISITED THE CITY

During the visit of division superintendent Jeffries, and the engineer for the T. H. I. ft E. traction company on Monday, President Hammond of the board of works accompanied them on a personal Inspection of places complained of to the company officials by the board of works at a conference in Indianapolis, last Friday. Nothing definite could be promised by Mr. Jeffries, but he said the company desired to be fair with the city and meet it at least half way in making needed improvements. Upon the return of president McOowan of the company in about ten days answer is expected to the city's proposal to tear up the tracks in Glen Miller park, used exclusively by the company for freight purposes. The unsanitary lavatory conditions at the interurban station will be attended to at once, Mr. Jeffries declared.

Nothing Cheap For Edward. Edward, with his parents, was taking dinner at a restaurant "Well. Edward," said the waiter, who know the little fellow, "what are yon going to eat today?" "I don't know yet," was the Innocent answer, "bat I know It will be some thing we can't afford to eat at home." Chicago Record-Herald.

Adagietto Carillon - (a) Aria, "Lieti Signor" from he Huguenots" Meyerbeer b) "One Fine Day," from "Madame

Butterfly" Puccini, i (c) Summer Chaminade 1

Mrs. Igelman. Funeral March from Sonata in B. Flat Minor Chopin (arranged by Gustar Schmidt) Overture, "Egbont" Beethoven

PLAIi MAY FESTIVAL

Event to Be Held Again Spring.

Official" announcement that' there will be a May festival held here in the spring of 1912 was made by the Com-

I znercial Club today as a result of the GUY TROTTER WAS ! taken by the directors of the orCCArCOff V iv iTTnpn ! sanitation at their meeting last even-

Dill. The report did not set the date for" the. big event, but, recommended that a program, similar to the last one, be followed. The directors endorsed the policy of the- Richmond symphony orchestra, and lauded its members public spirit in maintaining such an organisation to place at the services of the community. - " A" special committee reported that the controversy between the Reinheinier company and the Ohio Electric company. at New Paris,, was nearing settlement. Nettleton Neff handed in his resid

ing, when they approved the report of nation from the board of directors.

Guy Trotter, living on Richmond avenue, was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon when crushed by an electric crane, used in the construction of a new building for the Gaar, Scott and company factory. He was on the track of one of the transportable derricks when the crane struck him crushing in several ribs. He was removed to his home in West Richmond. Just how serious he was injured could not be ascertained during the hurried examination following the accident.

! a committee headed by Howard A. where he has been recognized as one

of the most active workers in civic aX- . fairs. It is probable Chat bo successor will be appointed to complete bis tera as it expires in March. Report on the progress being made by the lake and park and traction committees were read, and plans for the next general club meeting to be held next Monday -evening, completed , the program. A Jolt t Romanes. "Hubby, you have a lock of my hair, haven't yooT "Next my heart." "See if you can match It In some puffs when you go downtown." Washington Herald.

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