Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 27 April 1923 — Page 4
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' FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923.
Says U. S. Climate Is Not Changing
U. S. Weather Bureau Replies to Many Inquiries
Washington, April 26—There is no basis for the belief that this portion of‘the earth is undergoing a general Change in climate, the U. S. Weather Bureau stated, in response to numerous inquiries. The fact that the past two years have been unusually mild in most parts of the United States has inspired the belief that the warm periods are growing longer. Records can be furnished to disprove the contention, the bureau stated. “Periods have occurred in the past and will occur again, when for a few years the weather has seemed or will seeni to be noticeably warmer or colder than the average.” the bureau .said. “While there are well recognized alterations in climatic conditions, as of wet and dry, hot and cold, etc. little is known with regard to definite, laws of sequence of weather conditions over extended periods of years. Within ordinary historic times there is practically no evidence that there has been a definite and progressive change in the climate in one direction or the other, but rather -that the same sort of alterations are now succeeding each other indefinitely as in earlier historic times. “It is-also believed that the amount of change, if any, is too small and the extent of the territory involved too indefinite to be of economic interest. Until definite knowledge is available concerning the law of weather conditions and possible periodic cycles affecting the weather are quantitatively established, scientific, long-range forecasting is impracticable.” HAT LIKE OLD TUT WORE, 1923 STYLE Americans will wear this summer if they see fit, the kind of a straw hat King Tut would have worn if he had worn a straw hat. Styles from Egypt and the Riviera will be the
vu.. MARVEY W WILEY IKJ UIS CARDEN IN WASHINGTON ON Mis &IRTWDAY
CITV ADVERTISEMENT Department of Public Works OFFICE OF THE BOARD L'12 AVysor Block, Muneie, Ind., TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the assessment rolls, • with the’ names of the owners and description of property subject to be assessed, with the amounts of prima facie assessments, have been made and are now on file and can be seen at the office of the Board, for the following- improvements, to-wit:— I. R. No. Dll-1922, for local sewer in Dill street from Gilbert Street to a point 200 feet south of Main Street and tribu-
tary.
I. R. No. 926-1920, for cement sidewalk on Sixth street from Port Avenue to
Rochester Avenue.
And notice is hereby given thet on the 18th day of May 1923 the Board will, at its office receive ana hear reniousiiuuces against the amounts assessed against their property respectively on said roll and wili determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefitted by said improvement in the amounts named on said
or less sum than or in any sum,
at which time and place all owners of such real estate may attend, in person or by representative, and be heard. BOARD OF PCBELC WORKS MARY E. ANDERSON, Clerk. April 27, May 4-1923.
from Gharkey Street to Hoyt Avenue; also Grading and Graveling of Tenth Street from Gharkey Street to Hoyt
A v oidie.
T . R. No. 999-1923, Sidewalk on the North side of Ninth Street from Port
Avenue to Batavia Avenue.
J. R. No. 1001-1923, Sidewalk on East Side of Gharkey Street from 8th street to 9th -Street; also Cement curb and gutter on both sides of Gharkey Street from
8th to 9th streets.
I. R. No. 1002-1923, Sidewalk on the North side of Powers Street from Dib-
erty street to Council Street.
All work done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resblution, as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named date.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD
212 Wysor Block
school building, or for use as an accessory thereto as herein denned; nor hereafter shall any building now within said district be used for any purpose! different than the use now made of same, save that any such building may be used as a dwelling house, apartment house or school building, or as an accessory thereto as herein defined.
SECOTJ ON V.
This ordinance shall be enforced by
Muneie, Ind., NOTICE OF DECLARATORY RESO-
LUTION
NOTICE TO PROPB1Rrj OWNERS j person authorized to enforce the Notice is hereby given by the Board Building Code of the City of Muneie. of Public Works of the City of Muneie, I Indiana, or such other individual as Indiana, that it is desired and deemed may hereafter be designated by the necessary to make the following describ- Common Council, and upon the passage ed public improvements tor the City of of this ordinance no permit shall be Muftcie, Indiana, as authorzied by the issued for the erection of any structures following ‘numbered declaratory reso- not coming within the specified Class A, lutions, adopted by Said Board, on the B or G use, nor shall any building per17th day of April 1923 to-wit: mit be issued for the remodeling of any
and the drawings, plans, profiles and Declaratory Resolution No. 1900-1923, For structure so as to convert it into a use specifications which are on file and may 1 vacation or a strip of Ground Twenty not classified under Class A, B and G be seen in the office of said Board of 1 (SO) feet in Width on each Side of Ghar- use, within the district defined in Sec-
Public Works of the City of Muneie, key Street from Willard street to Cleve- tion 3 hereof.
Indian. land Street; said Gharkey Street being | SECTION VI. The Board of Public Works has fixed 1 fifty (50) feet in width at this point; and i^o building or portion of a building the 15th day of May 1923 as a date upon I reserving a strip of Ground Five (5) shall be erected nearer than 40 feet to which remonstrances may be. filed or febt in Width on each side of the center the curb on either side of College ave-
" line of said Gharkpv Street for alley nue as now located in the City of Mun-
between University avenue and
as now located in
heard by persons interesred In, or affected by said described public improvements, and on said dale at 7:30 o’clock P. M. said Board of Public Works will meet at its office in saW City for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed, or which may haye been presented; said Board fixes said date as a date for the modification, confirmation, rescinding, or postponement
cie.
purposes. . | All work done in the making of said Washington streets described vacation shall be in ac- sa }d city,
bordance with the terms and condi- : tichs of the declaratory Resolution, as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on t;he above named date,
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Nothing herein shall require change in the plans, construction or designated
. use of any building for which a permit
and the drawings, plans, profiles and p as heretofore been issued. Nothing rr, j
Specifications Which are on file and may this ordinance shall prevent the restorbe seen in the office of said Bpard of- ation of a building within such district
of action on said remonstrances: and Public Works of the City of Muneie, wholly or partially destroyed by fire, on said date will hear all persons in- Indian. „ , ^ ^ , explosion, Act of God or Acts of the t<-rcstod or - whose property is affected The Board of Public Works has fixed common enemy, subsequent to the pushy said proposed improvements, and will ] the 15th day of May 1923 as a date on sage of the ordinance or prevent a decide whether the benefits that will ac- which remonstrances may be filed or change of such existing use provided erne to the property abutting and ad- • hfchrd by persons interested in, or af- the change is to be a higher conformjacent to the proposed improvement and ! fected by said described vacations and ing use. ,. TTT to the said Citv will be equal to or ex- On skid date at 7:30 P. M. said Board of SECTION VIII. cenri the estimated cost of the nronosed Bublic Works will meet at its office-in said The owner or owners of any building improvements, as estimated by the City I Wttf ppr th®'purpose bf bearing^ and eon. or premises or part thereof where anyrs^il Fn^jneer sidonng any remonstrances which may thing in violation of this ordinance ' BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have been filed, or which may have shall he placed or exist and any archiMARY E. ANDERSON, Clerk.’ presented; said Board fixes said tect, builder or contractor who may Arril 9 7-Mav 4-1923 (,rlte as a date for t, ' !e modlncation, con- be employed to assist m the commis- ~‘ firmation, rescinding, or postponement sion of any such violation, and all perme m a x-TD et?' et,a r nT? rr * °f action on said remonstrances: and sons or corporations who shall violate ^ TOAVNSHTP ON BOND LEAGUF " i t)n saia date will hear all persons in- any of the provisions of this ordinance
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LABORATORIES INDIANAPOLIS IND.
terested or whose property is affected or shall fail to comply therewith,
“There is more energy in a pound jf bread than in a pound of meat.” Dr. Harvey W. Wiley is given as the authority for this statement, showing bread is the b.oj- wholesome and economical of all foods. Some scientists qualify tiiL b> saying it depends on the bread. Do you use bakim; soda instead of yeast in making bread? This ‘s a dangerous thing to do, it is said, because unless the soda is neutralized b’ an acid, such as sour milk, it apparently destroys the vitam'i of the grain, thus increasing vitamin deficiency. Do you put a pinch of baking soda in peas or beans ..hen you are cooking then; It makes them nice
and tender and preserves their fresh green color. But this presents a danger, for the soda has the cam 9 destructive effect upon the vitamin l:i the peas and beans that it does upon the grain in the bread. Dr. Alfred C. Reed, of Stanford University Medical School, is the authority quoted in these attacks against the use of soda. All of which is additional cause for the growing popularity of the little tin-foil-wrapped c-'-Uion. yeast. It is because common yeast is known to be the food richest in vitamin, which modern milling and cooking methods are said to remove, that people are eatir , yeast to complete what in many cases would be an otheewise deficient diet.
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roll, or in a greater or that named on said roll
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
All such proposal^ should be sealed, corder of Delaware County. Indiana, and must be deposited with said Board running thence south in and along said before the hour of 7:30 o’clock In the Calvert Avenue to its intersection with evening of the 8th day of May 192?, Jackson street and there terminating, and each such proposal must be aecom- A our petitioners request that the said panied bv a certified check parable to highway sought to be improved be so said Citv, for the sum of ?100.00 improved by grading, draining, and paywhich shall be forfeited to said City as fng the roadway to a width of thirty liquidated damages, if the Didder de- Wlth a bituminous wearing positing the same shall fail duly and course on a water bound macadamized {STffl, ; ) o „„§f e , c „ u, 4» h0 a 4°",; o7''S! on hSi™k?%coo , r din? 1, To
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i i ., • , . * that the same be ordered improved with- - aid Boaid reserv es the right to re- on ^. submitting the same to the voters iw 1 rviTvyrMt n?-! avur? rN-, T-nrv CIT-I T>Trr- of said township; that the said imBY ORDER Ob THE BOARD Ob PDF- provement would be of public, utility L1C M ORKS. Mary E. Anderson, ti ia t the cost thereof would be less Clerk, than the benefits derived therefrom. April 27-May 4-1923 j Your petitioners further represent that
the said Riverside Avenue, with which the highway sought to , be improved connects at its northern terminal, is a free, improved, hard surfaced highway; and that Jackson street with which the highway sought to he improved connects at its southern terminal is a free improved brick paved highway, all of which are situated in the said Center Township; that the entire length of the said highway sought to be improved is
less than three (3) miles.
Your petitioners further pray that the said highway be ordered constructed, and that viewers and a competent engineer or surveyor be appointed to lay out. and prepare plans and specifications for the same, and that bonds be issued in payment therefor, which bonds shall run for a period'of ten (10) years and bear interest at the rate of four
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD
212 Wysor Block
Muneie, Ind., ' NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESO-
LUTION
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS In the matter of Certain Proposed Public Improvements in the City of Muneie,
State of Indiana.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Muneie, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvements for the City of Muneie, Indiana, as authorized by the follow ing numbered ' improvement resolu-
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD
212 Wysor Block
N s I T 0F iJ§ri> s, ™ AlSi: ' RS AND TO
S lv f n. to the SSSS and to all contractors, that the Board of an(i Gilbert Street from Greenwood Ave- bv fifty or more resident freeholders. Public Works of the City of -Muneie, in . mi0 nicks Street; also cement curb land owners, and votei’s oj the said xrio StcttG of Indiana, invlros SGalod pro- i §'uttgu and sidcwallv alonu' «said OgiiIgt Township and that they and Gach posals for the construction, in said City. 1 streets- ’also a local sewer drainin'* said of them respectively own real estate according to the respective improvement Gibert Street ° and other property in said Center Town-
T. R. No. 1004-1923. For sidewalk' on ' ship Which will be subject to taxation
for the cost of the improvement as here-
in netitioned.
Signed:
Orville E. Sink, Chas. A. Van Matre, Charles C. Stucky, Evan O. Thomas, C. M. Kitselman, W. M. Sample, W. A. Huffman. Moses E. Ratcliff, Elizabeth P. Ratcliff, James H. Baxter, L. B. Wallingford,
from
resolutions below mentioned, and accord- , JV> iN(J j
ing. to the plans, profiles, drawing and the east* side of Mock Avenue specification therefor on file in the office { Twelfth Street to Luick Road, of said Board of each of the public im- i T. R. No. 1005-1923, for naving the alprovements • herein below described, ley running between Madison Street and tdwit: . i Elm Street from Ninth street to Twelfth
I. R. No. 983-1923, For local sewer in Street.
Meeker Avenue from Ohio Avenue to , T. R. No. 1006-1923, for paving of the Eighth Street. alloy between Powers street and First I. R. No. 981-1923, For local sew T er in Street from Rose street west 30 feet to R.ibble Avenue from Willard street to First street parallel with Kilgore Avenue. Eighth Street. | T. R. No. 1007-1923, for paving of the Each bidder is also to file with the alley between Eighth and Ninth streets
Board an affidavit that there has been : from Vine Street to Plum Street,
no collusion in any way affecting said I I. R. No. 1008-1923, for grading and bid, according to the terms of Sec. 95, * graveling of Sixteenth Street from Per-
Act Of March 6th, 1905. (Acts bins Avnnun tn TWt Avonn^
, I by said pfdposed Vacations, and will who shall build in violation of any de In the matter of determining to issue decide whether the benefits that will ac- tailed statement of plans submitted am bonds by the Board of Commissioners cr i le t 0 the property abutting and ad- approved thereunder shall for each and, of Delaware County, Indiana, for the j jaeent to the prpposed Vacations and every violation or non-ccpnpliance be purpose of paying for the construction t o the said City Will be equal to or ex- guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con of the German R*'-ves et al. road in
Centre Township, Delaware County, Indiana, and other proper expenses in
Connection therewith.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Centre Township, Delaware County, Indiana, that the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana at their regular meeting place at the Court House
in
3rd
and:
nd.
be >n-
ceed the estimated cost o? the proposu*! viction thereof shall be fined not more; vacation, as estimated by the City than five hundred ($500.00) dollars and
I each day during wffiich such violations shall continue shall constitute a sepa-
1 rate offense.
I SECTION IX.
I This ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after its passage and
ShT'oifTof Mnnrir ViTthe State of Indiana. Delaware County, ss: signature by the Mayor »\e C «r A«rn ! i9r- a/fovmm^fl to Samuel B. Rochietti vs. Hazel Rochietti. Passed by the Common Council of the day of April 1923, determined to is- j the City of Muneie this 16th dav of April,
Civil Engineer.
BOARD OF PUBLIC- WORKS, MARY E. ANDERSON, Clerk.
April 27-May 4-1923.
sue bonds or other evidence of indebt-
edness exceeding $5000.00.
The amount of bonds proposed is $21800.00 bearing interest at five per cent. The net assessed value of all prop
erty in and the
Itx 11C L it G) o v n n W VI venue ue O.IL U*./th ! s taxing unit Is *62,897,800.00 present indebtedness of said
in the
Delaware Superior Court April Term, 1923 Complaint: for Divorce No. 4124
+ mJi -iTci k ^ Un-iimT rtf vnnd ' XdtiCe is hereby given the said defencl- ™ ia arl t> Hazel Rochietti that the plaintiff bonds outstanding \VlttlOUt tills ISSUG filorl hi« onmnlnint h proin. tr»2'pthpr
$432,643.98.
has filed his complaint herein, together day of April, 1923. With an affidavit that the said defendant j ”' ‘ T ' r " 1 r '
City J 1923. FRED FROHMUTH, President of Common’ Council.
Presented by me to the mayor for his approval and signature this 16th day
of April, 1923.
MAYNEL W. DALBY,
City Clerk.
Approved and signed by me this 16th
a xr rvf Ar'i’ril 1v
The °f. Hazel Rochietti Is not a resident of o be used for the purpose of pa> nm n f Truffimn anri tv< ii -.miess
for the construction of the German
■ the
State of Indiana, and that unless she be and appedr in the Delaware Superior
(SEAL) JOHN C. QUICK, Mayor.
Attest:
MAYNEL W. DALBY, City Clerk.
April 20-27.
NOTICE OF THE PASSAGE OF
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
providinig fire limits and regulations governing the construction, altera- . ...— ^ *— - removal
Reeves et al. road in said Centre rown- Gourt, said County and State on Monday, shm and other pi oper expenses in eon- uav 0 i Sentember 192 g the 1st neetion therewith. Ten or more tax- dnv of Sen&mbei ternY bf said'Court to payers other than who pay poll b e holdon on the 1st Monday hi Septemtax only, who feel themseh es aggreivtd A d., 1923, at the Court House in by such determination may appeal to the city of Muneie, in said County and State Board of Tax Commissioners State,’4e said cause will ne heard and
for further action by filing a petition determined in her absence. tion, equipment repairs therefor with the County Auditor on or, witmtc^'S fUe r'lerk nnu the Heal of Jr V .(kv y Y ’ .before the eXniration of twentv-nine JV’JUr'T 5 ’ JiF? G.erK gnu tne beai oi of buildings or structures, •oeioie ino expiration or twenty nme s ^ Court, affixed at the City of Mun- F e u ordained bv the Cou drvs from April 27th, 1923. ^ cie this 20th dav of April A D 1923 -- - 0 U min r. a oy - MY Y
Dated this 20th day of April 1923. cie> tnis fr^NK E BARBER Clerk SHERMAN J. SH ROYER ' to a ag W GRAY ’ e lerK ’
ANDREW JACKSON i Rlairtift’s Attorney JOHN W. McCREERY Anril 9 7 Mav*4-U Board of Commissioners of Delaware 1 A
Countv, Indiana.
Attest’—JAMES P. DRAGOO. Auditor Delaware County, Ind.
April 27 and May 4.
NOTICE OF THE PASSAGE OF
NOTICE OF THE PASSAGE OF AN ORDINANCE establishing a plan,
Common Coun-
cil of the City of Muneie, Indiana:
Section 1:—
That “An ordinance providing fire limits and regulations governing Lna construction, alteration, equipment, repairs, or removal of buildings or structures,” be amended by adding a new 1 section designated as Section 191.
i “Section 191:—
| “That the mayor of the city of Munj cie, Indiana, shall appoint a building inspector whose duty it shall be to en-
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Herb Saunders GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES FRUITS Phone 5143 617 So. Beacon
regulating the location of trades, in- f orc( . the provisions of this code, and
An ordinance to amend an ordinance dustries, apartment houses, dwellings W hose salary shall not exceed $2,000 per | providing fire limits and regulations and other uses of property. annum, and that the powers granted to ' governing the construction alteration, WHEREAS, it is deemed essential to the citv engineer and the duties to be equipment, repairs, or removal ot build- tn.e int-oresi- henUh snfetv. con- ,• r.. __
inrrs or structures.
Be it ordained •by the Common Council of the Citv' of Muneie, Indiana: , , .
1—That Section 3 of the above
Section
entitled ordinance, known as the Building Code be amended to read as follows - Section 3. Fire Limits or Zone 1. The following shall be and are here by de-
the public interest, health, safety, con- performed by the city engineer as set yemence, prosperity and ^general wel- 01 r j n this code are hereby transferred fare to establish a general nlan which , an( j Mvon and shall be performed by,
will protect home ownership, project sa i,t building inspector,
the residence sections, establish prop- “From and after the passage of this erty values and direct future . develop-i or( jj nan( , e said city engineer and Chief ment according to a well ordained and 0 £ ^ re department shall have no
ti! 151 ’ a * ’ , . t . - I power to enforce and shall not be re-
elarert "to hTthe' fire U Hm1?s “'■'Be^nrUn^ WHEREAS, the City is interested sponsible for the enforcement of the M the Center w and ^ completion of such plan by p rr ,visions '?•* said ordinance. Said at the center line oUbrankim street and the City Plan Commission in protecting h.qmjno- in^nketor ^hnll work umDr the the south bank of White River in the the nronertv now owned bv the State ihinciin^ mspectoi snail \/ork una_i tne City of Muneie, Indiana, thence east of Imlffina and ^alled the Indiana Stale ""Pervision of the board of public saie-
alolig the bank of White River to the Normal School: now therefore,
east side of High street, thence north- bE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMeast along the bank of White River for MON COT NCII, OF THE CITY OF
a distance of 400 feet, thence directly MUnCIU 'INDIANA: east to the center line of Walnut street, I * ’ SECTION I
thence south to North sireet, thence For the p Urp ose of regulating and 41 b X ain east to Mu berry street, thence south on ] rt , stricting the location of trades, in- 1 o. austries. apartment, houses, dwellings |^ on or |“ ahall be in fu ll fore-
iCrinSar 1 ,® • 1
feTSyilveT an tSS^***** ‘ ^ * «... common coSncii 'mi
Class A—Dwelling house district,
house district.
Class D—
Tndustri-
PPW
Section 2:—
There is hereby appropriated out of the general fund of the city of Muneie, Indiana, for the payment of salary of building inspector for the year
east on Gilbert street to the- alley, thence south in the alley to Washington street, thence east on Washington street to Madison street, thence south on Madison street to Adams street, thence
of the
1905, p. 219).
kins Avenue to Port Avenue.
I. R. No. 1009-1923, for local sewer in Ninth Street from Elaine Street to
Grant Street.
I. R. No. 1010-1923, for local sewer in Eighth Street from Blaine Street to
Grant Street.
Ali work done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resolution, as numbered, adopted by the Bohrd of Public Works on the above named date, and the drawings, plans, . profiles and specifidafions which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Muneie, InThe Board of Public Works has fixed j the 18th day of May 1923 as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard by persons interested in, or affected by said described public improvements. and on said date at 9:00 o’clock A. M. said Board of Public Works will meet at its office in said City for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed, or which may have been presented; said Board fixes said date as a date for the modification, confirmation, rescinding, or postponement of action on said remonstrances; and on said date will hear all persons interested in or whose property is affected by said proposed improvements, and will decide whether the benefits that will accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to the saiJ City will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvements, as estimated by the City Civil
Engineer.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, MARY E. ANDERSON, Clerk. April 27-May 4-1923.
ROAD PETITION
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD 212 AVysor Block Muneie. Ind.. NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESO-
LUTION
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OAVNERS In the matter of Certain J’ronosed Public Improvements in '.the City of
Muneie, State of Indiana.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Muneie, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvements for the City of Muneie. Indiana, as authorzied by the following numbered improvement resolutions, adopted by sdid Board, on the
17th day of Abril 1923 to-wit
T. R. No. 995-1923, Paving of alley lying between Jefferson Street and Elm Street running from Fifth Street to First alley north, same running east and west. I. R. No. 996-1923, Paving of Howard street from Monroe Street to Vine Street also cement curb and gutter along said
vert Avenue with Riverside Avenue as j improvement.
] shown bv a plat of the Eastern Indiana I. R. No. 997-1923, Paving of North I Normal University Addition to the city > Mulberry Street from Washington Street
I of Muneie, Indiana, or record in Plat to Columbus Avenue.
I Book No. 3, Page 41, in the public ree- J. R. No. 998-1923. Cement curb and ords in the office of the County Re- gutter on both sides of Tenth Street
State of Indiana. County of DelawareOn the Matter of the Pettion of Orville E. Sink, et al., for the Improvement J of a. Public Highway in Center Township, Delaware County, State of In-
diana.
In the Commissioners’ Court, May Term, 1923. No. 291. To Iho Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County, In-
I diana:
The undersigned petitioners respectfullv pray that a certain highway al4 j ready established within Center Town- • ship, Delaware County, Indiana, and known as Calvert Avenue, be graded and drained and paved with bituminous a j concrete, which said highway is more
« vao vH rule*-pl XT’
particularly described | Beginning - L ’- --
as follows:
the intersection of Cal-
ixr/:>i->eirl ex Axronno
■ Skidmore Shinley, Fred AG Stucky, John E. Fuson, H. H. Connard, Thomas N. Sewel,
Jerry Wilson, Daniel I. Smth,
Michael McCarthy, Clifford AG Smith, George E. Wiley, William Wallace,
R. C. Dan ley,
C. L. Frampffon, Elmer F. Covalt,
G. A. Dawson,
Georrge Mowrer,
AA r . .4. Brown,
Earl D. Hoeshst,
Frank Golllver,
Thos. J. Breitweiser, Clarence C. Harman,
U. W. Glover.
Harry G. White,
H. A. Gantz,
Harry Huffman, Dora Brenneman,
F. B. Baltzly, Fred Covalt,
C. A. Richison, Frank A. Miers, Arthur B. Jester, H. L. Ratchfofd. Guy AAG Alexander, Arthur R. Stradling, IvT. E. Studehaker, H. P. Campbell,
A. E. Brown, C. L. Nib art,
A. B. Wetherill,
J. B. Lupton,
Clarence Dearth. April 27, May 4.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
1“ gipspi
1r sst ’ lal ^
iVaVi' 1 Vhic7*o 0n & th St ouYs^^Raffread • For the purpose of this ordinance the tracks to F?ankhn street or a line nar , foUowins definitions are adopted: alffil to Frankl Greet Thence north 1 ’ A dwelling house is a building on Franklin street to Howard Greet ™""ed or designed to be occupied thence east on Howard Street to themore than two families, living inalloy between Franklin street and High i dependently of oaeh other, street, thence north to Jackson street, — -An apartment house is a building thence west on Jackson street to Frank- arranged or designed to be occupied by lin street, thence north on Franklin ! or more fannnes living independstreet to the point of beginning. I ? n i! y ;Of each other, or by three or more All buildings erected in Zone' 1 shall individuals or groups of individuals hv I)“ constructed of incorrfbustile materi- iaa ' independently, having a common Ms and be made fireproof Throughout. I heating system and eating in a common
Paid buildings shall be constructed un- | dming room,
der the supervision of an architdet or
16th day of April. 1923. FRED FROHMUTH. President of Council
Presented by me to the mayor for his signature and approval this 16th day of:
April, 1923.
MAYNEL W. DALBY,
City Clerk.
^Approved and signed by me this 16th
„ r day of April, 1923.
al ' 1 JOHN C. QUICK,
JOHN C. QUICK, Mayor.
Attest Maynel AV. Dalby, City Clerk.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD 212 Wysor BIock.,
Muneie, Ind.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND TO
o,.i a.ivin«rvi. yji ■ 2. A school building is any building THE PUBLIC:
building superintendent who has had at arranged or designed to be occupied for J Notice is hereby given, to the public al experience in j educational purposes or other buildings and to a ll contractors, that the Board
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
least ten years’ practical ....
tlm construction of buildings which are Used in connection therewith Fire Zone 2. shall consist of and in- to Provide facilities for the same pur-:
elude that portion of the citv surround- P°* e -
ing Zone 1. fdr a distance of'two blocks I 4- An accessory use customarily inciin every direction, except that sbuth of dent to each of the foregoing classes the Cleveland, CJincinnati, Chicago * I shall be permitted in each district. A St. Louis Railway Company tracks said private garage permitted as an accesFire Zone 2 shall include the following scry use shall not provide storage for territory and no other’ Beginning at the i more than one motor vehicle for each center line of Elm street and said Rail- I 2.000 square feet of the lot area. A hillway tracks, thence south on Elm street board, signboard or advertising sign to Kirby avenue, thertce west on Kirbv shall in no Case be permitted as an acavonuo to Jefferson street, thence south cessory use except that the placing of on Jefferson street to First street, I a “for sale” or “for rent” sign, shall, thence west on First street to Mulberry i however, be permitted as an accessory iJ 86, A st .o re- tr ade or business shall not LV . iVimjlimm OLl c , L atlu oircvi .
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street, thence west on Ninth street to dentist or surgeon, as his private resitbo alley between AValnut street, and donee, and except that any person car- “ 1 n5,. thence north on said , allev ' rying on a customary home occupation, to Fifth street, thence west On Fifth may do so in a dwelling used by him as 1° Pph thence nortli 6n his private residence, in a dwelling ocHigh street to said Railway Comptmy s. cupied as a private residence, one or J, ra 2_ a bmldmgs erected in ^ Zone more rooms may be rented or table
of Public AVorks of the City of Muneie, in the State of Indiana, invites sealed proposals for the construction, in said City, according to the respective improvement resolutions below mentioned/ and according to the plans, profiles, drawing and specification therefor on file in the office of said Board of eaen of the public improvements herein below
described, towit:
T. R. No. 976-1923, Sidewalk on south side of Ashland Avenue from ReserveStreet to the alley east of Alameda
Ave.
I. R. No. 977-1923, Cement alley between Madison Street and Elm Street
SECTION III.
mka All buildings erected in Zone more rooms may ba 7 e °L er board furnished.' constructed of incombustible materials: 1 ot-ci't the erection of all buildings ih Zone 2 oE< 1
shall be constructed under the super-* 7 Jus ordinance shall apply to the of the Act vision of a competent architect Or a> l- arl< 4s and property located within that 1905. p. 219.) building superintendent who has had at P art of the City of Muneie bounded as J Alt such
least five years’ experience in the cop- follows: Beginnin strnction of buildings. AIL building non- intersection of the struction provided for in Zone 1 is also ington street an
and Glitter on both sides of Gharkey street from Main street to Charles Street. * I. li. No. 982-1923, Cement alley be-’ tween Main and Washington StreetSj from Brady street to Lincoln Street. Each bidder - is also to file with the* Board an affidavit that there has beenno collusion in any way affecting said bid, according to the terms of Sec. 95, a<> a 0 f March 6th, 1905 (Acts
building snnerintendent who has "had at P art of the’ City of Muneie bounded as 1 All‘such proposals should be sealed, 1 r„ frtiirtws- Beginning at the point of the ’ and must be deposited with said Board
in of the center lines of AVash-i before the hour of 7:30 o’clock in the
provided for in Zone 1 is also mgton street and the alley running evening of the 1st day of May 1923 and - rn " 1 i"” each such proposal must be aceom-
panied by a certified check payable to sdid City, for the sum of $100.00, which ahall be forfeited to said City as liquidated damages. if the bidder depositing the same shall fail duly and promptly to execute the required contract and bond, in case a contract shall be awarded him on such accompanying proposal. Said Board i - eserves the right to reject
anv a.nd all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC AVORKS. Mary E. Anderson,.
Clerk
A pril 20-27-1923.
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permissible in Zone 2. , north and south between Talley avenue Fire Zone 3, shall consist of that por- arid Nichols as now platted in the City; tion of the city which is net inclined of Muneie, Delaware County, Indiana* in Zone 1 and Zofie 2. All building thence running north bn the center line’ construction provided for in Zbrie 1 and of said alley to a point 100 feet south Zone 2 shall be permissible in Zone 3. of the south tine of Cilbert street as Also op kinds of frame, or.wooden otm- now platted in said city: thence running strnction, except where prohibited by west parallel with the south line of Gi!-> the State Law, or bv the rules and reg- bert to a point 100 feet w^est of the west ulalions of the State Fire Marshal. I line of Tillotson avenue as now - platted The erection, installation, construe- in said city; thence north parallel with tion. ooeration, and occupancy of tehe- the west line of Tillotson avenue to a ment houses, apartment houses, flats, point 100 feet north of tlje north line garages, motion picture theaters eldva- of Riverside avenue as now platted in tors, fire escapes, storage of inflammable Said city; thence east parrallel with the I liquids and explosives, are Controlled bv north line of Riverside avenue to the I the Laws of the State Fire Marshal and center line of the alley running north therefore will not be treated exhaustive- and south between McKinley and Gaily hv this Code. vert avenues extended north as now Section 2—This ordinance shall be in platted in Said citv: thence south on full force and effect from and after its the center of said alley and said cennassngo and the signature of the mayor tbr line extended to a point in Said al. a.nd legal publication thereof. ] e y equal distance from University vave-*’ Passed hv the Common Council this m,c and North street, as now - platted in .1-. Oo,- nf Ai-ii'P 1Q9'1 , ,, ■, . 'li. ’ I, i a
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Commissioners of the County of Del-
ir.i- uo,. nf a^,.;i iQo 1 * now Platted mtaware, will sell at public auction, beica, •(>?&?“Saatttil S7 vuiSS *“«"* *» " 0 " r » f ' 0:50 •”*«* «
Tb-es. of the Common Council. _ north and south between McKinley anil’
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Prospnted bv mo to the mayor for bis College avenues as now platted in said approval and signature this 17th day city; thence south on the. center line of OI ■ r»ri | . 1923. on id oll'/x-xr 4-r\ +l'x/x /"> zx n /x V' li.s-v/x /~wT ~\\T o cil-i
inril. 1923. •
MAYNEL AV.
rx at raw rA. i. said alley to the center line of AVash- . AI - .' ■ ( ity ( lerf'. invton street: thence west to the nlace
AnpVoved and 'si-ned by me thi' - 17th in S ton thence west to the place
dav of April, IPS.?." ' ‘ ° f bp - ,rmins '-
(FEA J,) JOHN C. QUTCK. Attest:*’ MAYNEL Mb DAt'.PY,
City Clerk.
April 27 and May 4.
of beginning. SECTION IV.
AViiltin the district defined in Section 3 hereof no building shall be hereafter
erected for any use. otlier than that of Auditor Delaware County, Ind. a dwelling house, apartment house or ' Mar. 23-30, April 6-13-20-27
Saturday the 26th day of May, at the City Barns, corner of Sixth and Hoyt Avenue the following county property: ■A quantity of Bridge lumber and several edrds of wood cut in lengths suitable for stove wood and old iron estimated to weigh between ten and fif-
teen tons.
Done this 2.2nd dav of March. 1923.
JAMES P. DRAGOO,
Send ns your old furniture, AVe return it like new. You can have no real conception of what skilled workmanshiu can accomplish with old and dilapidatsd furniture until you see a concrete result from our shoo. “Just like naw/’
ALLEN BENNETT
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All Work
Guaranteed E. Willard
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Phone 0232
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