The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1911, Page 5

pacieatariiiaesaaahdaiie a \ SUBWAY GRAB IS IENORED BY eA . <=] = thea Gaynor’s Minority Report, Given to the Press, Is Not Discussed. MAYOR GOING SOUTH. ee ee After Abruptly Closing Meet- ing He Announces Com- _ if ing Vacation. More delay. These two words sum up the accom- plishment of the Board of Estimate to-day with reference to the matter of Starting new subways. Mayor Gaynor did not see fit to bring before the regu- lar weekly meeting of the Board his minority report of the Transit Com- mittee, and the subway question was not mentioned in the meeting. Tt has béen almost a month since the Public Service Commission forwarded | to the Hoard of Estimate the formal proposition of the Interborough Rapid ‘Transit Company to monopolize new subways, Mayor Gaynor in his report as the minority member of the Transit Committee of the Board of Estimate, wiven to the press last night, b yet formally before the Board, si And Gaynor Urged Haste. y Permit. me to say in conclusion that the vast majority of tho intel- s Mgent people of the city of Now ‘York desire that this board now go forward in this great matter, after @ year alroady spent in leading up to it. It is justly expected of us that we do now proceed immedi- ately. An end should come to this perpetual talking and arriving at no result. The Public Service Com- mission ix now ready to proceed to formulate construction ani opere- tion contracts, and if there be any delay the cause is here in this board. Notwithstanding this demand for tm- mediate action, the Mayor failed to bring the matter before the board at jay'’s meeting. When a much :ou- tine matter relating to puollc tmprove- vents had been disposed of the Mayor popped up out of his chair and started » leave the room, “Is there anything more?” he asked. if not, we might as well adjourn,’ Comptroliey endergast and Presl- dent Mitche! of the looked at each other f the other members of the board made | ve. An adjournment was taken or a week “The Mayor, in bis min the real figures. Acted Aguiet own) Chitielsras vi Borough | President ry port 1s to be pie {Board as a com The only way $a committee of & — nittative of the C! ' Mayor Gaynor. } called a meeting of the | Thursday to act as a co } whole. I It’s at Gaynor’s Pleasure, i ' “I shall ask the Mayor,” said Pole $ ough’ President McAneny this afte # noon, “to call a-nieting of the com- mittee of the whole next Monday. I have no doubt he will do so, Then the j committee of th can take up 4 the Mayor's min $ other papers rela ' don't see w } by delay,” sata veady to take {proposition last | delay puts an ad i sitlon on the peo. the awful con- } ditions now prevailing in the sub ' A ‘ tho dodged to-day?" aslo. Comp. ‘ wast, “Who lucked re- jority report of the Tr: Commission was submitted last and read to the board, The min report Was given to the press but not a word was sald abou: it b ‘ m, where it ehould have been r 1 Is Going South, or Was seen in his private ; the ‘ } } ot the , would fon, but before determ ne Would! first have to he several members and arras.ge a time when thelr convenience could egarded The Mayor ts ing to go out of town for at ks’ trip for his health. He emplate a journey vouthward, Followint the meeting of t whole it is Itkely er action will be {the Mayor. Moro delay! The Mayor notified the mombers of the Board of Estimate this afteravon Uiat be Would call a meeting of the committes of the whote to discuss the subway zitualion for U o'clock Tuesday ; & next { 1 a) ~~ ESTIMATEBOARD © = — THE EVENING WORLD, THU RSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1911. . wr ofa | ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR # # {| & w& & HOME DRESSMAKERS | © By Mildred Lodewick. | & of ce a m lace yoke ts tume, | FASHION QUERIES. | New Department of The Evening World, Giv-| ing Up-to-Date, Original Designs and Answering Questions. with the cos- Here are two samples of the style of letters which will be answered by the Fashion Editor: \ 1 Dear Fashion Editor: May I ask your advice tn the reno- x of one " of my fall dresses? 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