Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1924 — Page 13

THURSDAY, NOY. 6, 1924

RADICAL DEFEAT !$ STOCKS H UPWARD MOVES Johnson and Brookhart Retirement Adds Stimulus to Rail Shares, Bv Vnltc4 Frr** NEW YORK, Nov. —Complete j returns showincr *h* defeat of Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota ar.ci Senator Brook 1. irt of lowa furnished f ;rther stimulus for the for ; ward movement in‘ rail shares at the 1 opening, as these two vigorously advocated radical railroad legislation in the last Congress. New high ground on the current rise was reached by Cnion Pacific at ; HJt, and Southern Railway at 69%, while Atchison shares. New Yark Central and other leaders in this group were active at the best levels of the year. Industrials maintained a strong tone at around previous closing prices. Opening prices on representative is#ges: V > Steel. 100**',: American Can. 140. American Woolen. 55%. up % N--\v *' % . R-ad:ng. 01 s *. off - ib-.-.them "darift*' 96. up l 2 ' South* m Railway. '>o\ vp : . Industrial Alcohol. 74 % up 1 2 : >. P *’ New Yor r.Centra! lIP,. w 41c Studebaker. 39%. off %. Eri--28% ’:p - Pan-A::i rieat: I. e'! a. off V. : Union Pacific HIS. op %. Buying kept pouring into the market in the- first hour or so from every part of the country, sweeping aside profit taking in impressive fashion. Many observers v. ere locking for i sizable reaction In view of the scope ard rapidity of the previous day's trede. ORAINSCDNTINUE PRICE ADVANCES Poor Husking Returns Aid Corn Trading, Bv VtlitfH Prrta CHICAGO. Nov. f—Grain futures mad® further gains at opening of the Board of Trade today. Trade in wheat at the outset was heavy and appear--' destined to exceed the volume of business transacted Wednesday. Shorts were the principal buyers. Poor husking returns continued the backbone in corn's strong feeling Strength in wheat also bolster'd sentiment. Oats advanced with other grains a fe . - ss irhet Fiona a lower srarrChicago Grain Tabie WHEAT — Pr^r Op-:i Hurb I.nw. 11 15 r', Pc' 14. V 1 4-5% I 4.4"* 1.45% 1 lit % 1 4U, M&v 1 .VO. IMS 1 4f> % IMS 1 :o 1..i0* July 1.34% 135 134’, 1.35 1.34% CORN— Dec. 1.07% 107% 106% 100% 1.07% I 07 Vs .May 111 . 111% MO* 110% IMS 1.11% July 1.12% 1.12% 111 111% 1.11% 1.12% OATS— Pec 50% 50% 50% 50% 50’4 .50% May 55 55% 54% 55% .55 July 53% .53% .52% 53% .53% Produce Markets Strictly 6i7e. 50c No 2 or v- ii eggs. I*c; !• s 4’, lb ur. 2V: lin-Hr \• lbs . JOc. eo ks 12e; springers. 1 s•' Leghorn p • firry. 25 p- r nt - mnt: young tom ? keys. 12 lbs up 2s.': tom turkeys. ‘M ; and : -ks. 4 pounds %p 15. geeso. IO pour A up I2e: ' tiid - 10 p.v.u'is* to do*. $3 75. von nr gome** 2-po md 77 dozen butter ?at delivers! Indianapolis.; 38* . pi.vi'i: h-;:-. . defiv. r*d In :ar, spoils. 20 ’ 72c lb. Rabbits. $ \ dozen t drawn. CHICAGO. Nor o—Putter—Receipt* : creamery. 38 4Mandvds firsts 52 o . ~coi.fi' . ’ 50 —Baa? pts 6 04 ■ Y* 47' r -Tu - IP* . Americas 19b * Poultry R*-ceitßa nni" t B - IM If*.*, springs 25c turkey?. \>. rmtrA 15*. Potatoes—R.r *pti 557 oar< Quota, tions Minnesota ar.d North Dakota Red River Oh if !*., •-1 o*> *•.*-? v m % To <1 >De: Mum em Whii 704185 fisconsin Round Whiles. To o 85c; Idaho ; .ussetts. 51.00^1.75. CLEVELAND Nov B—Butter—Extra! in tubs 42 b 48 *1 extra first*. 40': 'a 4l l *c firsts s;r.u p.-n kmr stK*k. 2527 *. sfaou-ird |oe Eggs—F *% %h patheroi north- u < xfr i* 58- *\tra fir-'* 58c Ohio firsts. western firsts. 51 l jPoultry—Live heavy Bov - M r : 74 liicht. j 5 17c heavy -pri rrrr* hffht, Ifi '!•* ro ?t•**?. 1 * '-j 17c. ands : 18 f *r 21c; jref-se. 1ke71.NEW YORK Nor. Y on- Quiet <\ firm. Pork—Steady V— '‘ss 75 J.i and —Weaker midwest *r r r 1570 ,• 1 5 ;> S ti par—Raw weaker test. 5.78 c; refined. pr* t; erv 7 it-d. 7 15 fa. 7.50 e. Coffee—Ri> 7 snot 77 San-, 81 • steady spe'ial to oxtr ; . 9\ •! M iy—Q i*t; No 1 SI 350 No 3 'll'dll.FtO Dressed poultry—Steady turk* v - 2*% 4 . . hi. . enß. 4oc; fowl*. Isws2*‘ du**ks, 70 ffi 27c: duck? Lon.. Ihnd. 7; '5 77**. Live poultry—l'n?ettlrd ?ec% 1 2 *ii dinks. 12'* 28c: sow If- turkeys 87/t 40c; r'j6tera. 18c: • token? 2 broilers. 50'If 85.? Cheosr—Firm; ?!ttc whole milk, common? tc ?:> lil*. IT 17 1 •*: state skim? choi*e i, fi p.>-ia s 11'irl4 , jc: lower graih* 4 1 10.-. Rutter —Steady; receipt?. 18*520 real ■ r extras.. 4t cial market. 41'*? 4 5 H-'-Tf* —Quiet, receipts. 18.891. nearby wh* * • mv. 81 '■% 84e: nearby state wh-r- - 40'iS'%- fr**h first?. 44 M*. F% ;t*. <*oa?t? 88 f *? s -* . western whites. ::s • ><><*; nearby 1 w % 606 J 70c. Tank Wagon Prices (GawViin- prices <lr> not include State tax of 2c a gallon.) GASOLINE- Fncrc-e. !? * sil’on- Purol, 13.2 c R-ii Crown 13 2c; Tir.-e*. 1 ; ; Silver Flash. 17c; Standard v;v m :i 2<-; Sinclair offlimerml. 13 2c. KF.KOSENE —Crvstaltne M 7- v... re Light. 14.5ci I’ rfe,,: ~ t! 7r S:c.!.ird furnace oil. tOcic Hinder 200 v - ■> 9.6 c; i more than COt* ea!long _nt Light. 1 1 7e: Sinclair. 12 7c NAPTHA —Er.e-see Cleaners. IS:. V M. & P.. 18.3 c Standoloind Cleaners. 18.3 c. Hay Market Prices Wsuron load prrr%-< of hay and irrair; at India’ H • ‘ l follow*; 9k Hay—Timothy. No. 1 518 18 5b a Bm; No. 2. 'l-'n 14. mixed. No 1. sl4<o, No. ? 5i 2 ’ Cosm —Old. 51'<4 1.10: new. 7.5 e. Oat **■ —50 r H 55e. Prices on Coal Indianapolis retail coal prire* as announced by dealers are: Indiana Lump $P> a ton; Coke ?10- Kentucky Lump. S7 50: West Virginia Lump. $7 Pocabonta Lump. 59.25; mine run. $7; Anihra cite. $16.50.

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(By Thomson & McKinnon) —Nov. 6 Railroads— At 12 :30 Prev. High. Low. p. m. close. Atchison ..11"% 100% 103% 10it% B & 0 04 ... 63 % 63 1 s C & 0 85% 85 83% 85 C & N W. fl+ 63% 64 6.3% C. R. & P. 35% 35% 33% 35% D v Lack 130% ... 1.30% 1.3* % Eric 23% ... 28% 2*% %t Nor pfd 65 6-1% HI * 64 Vi 85 % . . 65% 65 Mo t‘.ic pfd 63% 62’a 62 7 < 61% SY Os .111% ... 11! 110% N 5' NHill 26% 25% 26 25% N-.r Pa.' 65% 65 65 % 65 N.r & W . 124 124 123% Pennsylvan. 45% ... 45% 4.5 >*, Railway 60% 60% 60 ’2 60 % -1 Pa-.... 06% 06 06% 05% ' 22 Sr L tc S W 30 38% 30 42% i >n Pac 143 l -i ... 141% I*l% Wabash pfd 40% 48% 40 48% Huh hers— Coder pfd 73% 72% 7.3% 72% KellY-5pg..... ... ... 15 % U S Rub . 33% ... 32% 33% Equipments— Am L0c0... SI 80 4, 80% Bald Loco 122% 12M, 121% 121% Puilma.7' . 120 % TANARUS.! 120% 120* West Elec. ri3 % ... 63% 6.3% Stevie— Rcthlehem.. 41% ... 30% 41% Polo Fuel.. 40 ... 38% 30% C rucibl e ..57% ... 56% 57% Gulf Slates. 71% ... 70 % 71 Hop I &S. 45 % ... 45 45 % U S Steel .100% 100% 100% 100% Motors— Am Bosch . 26% ... 26 26% Chan Mot . 31% .. 30% 31% Geu Mot .. 57% Mack Mot 00% 08% 00 % Max .Mot A 70% 60 60% 6:,’, Max Mot B 22% 22% 23% 22% Stude ... 30% 38% 30 30% Slew War .54% ... 53% 53% . Timken ...37% ... 37 37% Ye! Cab . 42 41% 43 43 Minings— In Nickel . 20% 20% 20% 2" % T GAS. Si’s ... 817* 81% C oppers— An: Smelt . 83% 83% 83% 83 % Anaconda . 37% . .37% .37% Ker.ne.-otl !* , 48% 48% 4*% U S Smelt . 34% ... ~34 % 34 * fills— Cnsden ... 28 27% 27% 28 % Houston 011 71 7 1 60% Mari,and Oil 35% .36 36% 36 P-A Pete . 53 * 53% 53% 53 % P A P B .. 53 52% 52% >2 3 Pac Oil ... 53% ... 53 53% Pro A Ref. 26% 26% 26% 20% Ptv Oi! .25% . 24% 24% R Dutch. 44 % 44’* 44% 44--a St Oil Cal. 60% ... 50% 50% St Olf, NJ. 37 36% 37 37 Sine" air ..17% 17% 17% 17% Texas Cos . 42 ... 41 % 42 Industrials— Al Chem .74% .. 74 74% Am Can 140%, 130% 110 14t> A HAL pfd . . ... - 66 % Air. *r lie. . 74% . 72% 76 • , 54% 54 % Coca Co'.a .78 . . 77 % 78 Ce.t can. . 58% 58% 58', 58% Davis Cb t .% 41 45 % ram PMr.. 81% 85 85% 8.1% i isie.nt. 42 : 3 41 % 42 Int paper.. 44 ... 43% 43% ir.r Harr M-v-.t A W. 43% 42% 42% 41% Sears-Roe.. 125% 125 125% t* <CI P. .124% 123% 124 123% 1' 8 In A 75% 74% 75% 74 % I'tllltr.ei tm. TAT 128% 128% 12.8% Con 73% 73% 73% 73 tVffiki G. 43% ... 43% 43% Shipping— Am Ir.r Cor 30% ... 29 % 30 In V M pfd 37 ... .36% 36% Poods— Am Sugar 40 .38% 30% - Prod 58 .37% .38 37% c C sg pfd .57 ... 55 % 56 % C \ Sugar . . ... ... 29% Punt* Ale. . . . 42% Tobacco* — Am Tob 166% Tob P (B, 66 T ANARUS, 66% 66% 66% ELECTION RESULT HELPS BUSINESS Local Man Says Confidence Restoration Marvelous. Prospects for the brightest year in nearly every line of business are seen bv Indianapolis business men >i speaking of the election result and the effect it will have on the, .-t-ate and national economic s,tua•‘Hardly had nur doors opened Wednesday." says J. G Wild of rhe J. K. Wild Company, local securities dealers, ‘‘than there was a rush of buyers I look for good, srroncr luisi • ess, not only in stocks and bonds, but in every line, because the restoration of confidence has been marvelous. I look for rising prices in most securities.” Feeling that President Coolidge’s election removes all timidity and uncertainty. that has bad business in •s gt-ips for months, is the consensus of opinions. Commission Market lYiw vptt- uiw-ttled at pommi.won m.rki't T v ''r-*f , av A :ii tho n*.xt if* vc“fkp probablp. •I‘.i'rs •-ay KniU nn<l b**%n .-irjvan'f* which nnKnntil to only * •c.v a*tp !.?* about -Op t ■**' . j • bT7fn fv‘ P ic\. (T tomato n were - zht’\ hicrhcr ;it >7 '.* '%• 7 50 n. era t. onmr,- I* .%0 *.'' a dozen bum;hef* Radishes a!sr> movnl up almut .. to ro '**■ b.Tr a dn7**p bunrln'S. Fruit Appl—Fanry *!‘) a Knv **xrra fan<*y Du*.*hvs. $1 >O. W- ‘hv? $1 7> $5 50 a barrel; Grimes Gnld* n. s‘!; $5.50 a barrel. \pr: *nt<i—r*a’ fn~n;x. 25 a box. Hk>.p:inaf*—! a pound. c -it nup*—California Honr*y N*. V) a cr-itf rr'nb“*T'f - -c r h!*-’* $ .25 half bar n<• >•-*'• T.ih ’**fv s*i 50'(ifi Grapefruit -I''/ 1 >•) .t box. Graphs— $‘!.25 a Tat#; Arkansas fo’% 'ir<i :is.* a five pound 1> sU**t: Michigan Early Rlu*s. 215 c. - ( alifornia. ‘>i 7 ’>o Tumcs—sl *0 a hundred. Oran-'^—Extra fan<*y California Valp.n120s to 150s. $5.50 Q 7.50; Florida. —Rarth-'t. $° 75 'a .? •'<’> a bijah**!; Vmc%Towr Kic f‘*rs $1 X "0. JVTimm'i’i* $1 s<) * rat#* Plmr,-* (’a’C rnm. Cherry Corrni- • ir>ia. $1 75 '<i ‘2 J 5 i *-rate: Indiana blue ; : ;n**i "iH/ dSO a bushel; Rue Damsons. 75'o'tO.* a basket. >1 *25 a half bushel basket. VffftaWm Beets— F ir.<-y hume-srown. 30c dozen but he $1 ;* bushel Cabbage—Fancy Holland peed. I’ifdl a b. Lettuce— Colorado. $K 00 a • rite home-crown leaf. 85c a 15*pound basket Carrots—Home-crown. $1 *?5 a bu Cvieiimbersf —Fancy, homesrown. *T*?5 a dozen. Earirpiant—sl 75 a dozen Kale—Home grown. ti-V x bushel. —Louisiana and home-trrown. ?2 i bu Onions —Spanish *2.10 aerate: homerrown. $*2.50 a 100 pound sa**k: Indiana y< low. $1 75 Indiar i red 51 75; Indiana w rate $*2.25; home %Town nrrr n 15c dozen bunches. Parsley—Home-grown. 1 40< 3 dozen. Pea—New York fan*;. Telephone $lO 0 1 75 a bu Radishes—Homo-crown button. 65c dozen hunches. lone red or wnite. 50c. Rutabaxas—sl 00-lb. basket. Spinach—Home-grown, fancy. $1.35 a bushel Squash—3 4c a ]b Tomatoes—r%' repacked, a six-baeket rrate. S7:!5<Z7 50 Turnips—si 25 a bushel Potatoes Jersey Sweet Potato?—s2.7s a ham Pr Virginia. $5 a barrel Indiana® >*? ?. b • Indian N Hails $2 *25 bu Fancy Mich ; {ran. $1.90 a 150-pound ia<: Red River Early Ohio*. $1.65 a 120-lb bag: *-xtra fancy Idaho and Colorado a 120-pound bag: Kentucky Cobbbrs. $3 03 25 a barrel. $2&2.50 a 150pound bag; Minnesota. $1.75.

HEAVY HOGS OP 350; BULK UP 25C ' Top Is $10,85 —Cattle Trade Turns Dull, —Hog Trices Hay h.v llay— Oct. Bulk Top. Receipts. 31 8.75® 9.50 10.35 10.000; N v. t ft 25 ilO 00 10.35 5,000 3 f 50iff 10.00 10 50 5.600 | 4 0.7510.25 10.85 4.500 5 0 50", 10 00 10 50 9.500 6! 9.50© 10.25 10 85 10,000; Combined buying from all sour- . res created strong, active trading j for hogs at the Indianapolis market j Thursday. Advance was irregular, | with heavy porkers scoring most at i $10.505110.55. Bulk of sales was 25c higher than Wednesday’s at $9.5048 j 10.25. Pigs and sows were about steady. Mediums, averaging 225 to 250 pounds, brought $16,255; 10.i, 11 : and were 25c high,-' Light hogs, sold generally at $9 505/ 10. while light lights, weighing 150 to 160 pounds, were quoted at $8.754/ 9.50 j and were about steady. After the j majority of hogs had been sold and ' shippers had tilled their orders, ladding was reported lower and stea-'.y , with Wednesday’s close. Receipts : were 10.000. Holdover was 155. liberal receipts of cattle tended to slow the market and indications were for dull trade during the day. While r.o actual price drops appeared, bids came slow, especially on medium to lower grades. Good, choice stock was fully steady and met fairly active demand. Gunners, cutters and bulls were steady on normal demand. Continued scarcity of choice kinds served to widen the outlet for lew grades, but prices lid not respond. Fairly good 1,200-pound steers were quoted in carlo's at *94j 9.25, and this grade was most iti evidence in the receipts of 1,000. Veal trade was active with many choice veals selling at sl2. Mediums were quoted nt $8 alo and common jalves brought .*4 to $7. Prices showed little change, but the market . had a good undertone. Receipts 800. A few choice lamhs comm mdtd i top of Jl3 on a fairly active market Mixed lambs sold at *11.50 : 12.56. Heavies brought Moh 11. Prices on other grades and on sheep were steady on light, supplies. Receipts. ■ 400. Go- .*1 140 Ilb 8 8 o' - -7 6 I*B • ' ■ 100 .... 9 '' 1 6 ,0 t ' 16 66 I, 22* f* • t* to 16 i -I • , 6l> . • •* .. . 10 .40 1 “> i'll- 116 ..,,at! *.* down... - - 6 ~-i 7 > H ,vy 9.75 C 9 66 Lid!.l envks 8 uu-4, s .-O, —Ctrl>'— st-er 1 740 bs . up e.. :■ 810.40--.rll 5 4 Good 9 50 ii 16 25 St~-rs t 00,1 to 1.2e0 ’b., prim- a:id ri.,-,u-*> . 10 50 7; II 50 ri.iT 1 (>"o A-■ - " i :• 60 M*xt'un , ■ f Con;men t* ui-.i.-uin -.w 3 .*<> 1 ' o r> r, 06 " -5 50 Be’-gro* hi: % 3- >. 1 ’ -• Butcher buks .... 4 so* 600 ( Ctle; —e I.U-! tw-is'g vea.s quo-M0 00 was . 11-',.! <"> Common hesvleß - 5.n0 -4 8. ot> —Khefp Hn,t Lunls— Ge -d to -hi):o> lanilM .- ?V 46 -ii eO Mcinirrs 1 o U ..6 n : : ..-itm - >i ... !■> oo V, 7 60 - Medium to ,-:--uee ea,.-,* -t 66 . ~ *‘,6o Cul% 2 0,1- r 3.00 Other Live Stock CHICAGO Nov b - C • lCi.OOO; market. Ftriftly <>.<;*** >n£ > %*rat plain v u**ak U> ' •* Sh • ♦ r—- Rfv a, ISO-.. | t, •' to itsiders 81 1•’ .X " “ - ; • ♦ ;j>t-f.’HlHl; r.-irkrt >.g v b! i*l> !•> y- ‘ff *lO bulk. <%*;:! FAST Hl’Fr \f O Nor H—Catt> R<*p:■ %* s!♦ . 10.2T>; b*U* l r pr-i<l*-* ' 7 V U . goa* sl7:, >• Cai vs h—R--* 250 m • • * Motive 50( -1 r ■ II 1 - n $3 12 7*o S!; spa: <1 : unb% - i:\ 7.' run to fair -Sv !•’ y/ l‘ '• hi ** P. s:i-v x Host* R ip*s -l 2(h market. ,vtiv. Ktr-njy p Hi • ht-’H* york#*rx $3 7.V7 f*> *.'-; piK. riuvf**! slo iotq io ;i htdvi.fi !o p'g lo o. r<> ,uh* $s i S 00 o CFKYEr.AND. Nov o.—Ho Rf. - ipts j 4.00 mi:- • lov.fr; yrrkrr- $0 7' : n.iv.'fJ. $10; mi ;n.m. $1 O 2’ '■ • 1 0 *i $S n.L-’-s, -M Ml 4130% $; C;f i*— Rf ffptfi, market slow; a<*ft, bo■;?*.s' ’•/■ _ • •<**! t ••’ihiig.* %tf u> ~ v IlGO: t* fhoui* louff-rs ?■'<* 7- *0 to 6}|,;i,.e r-iIVMi $♦ G.l . I fIT If, ‘ l mi!f*hs*r j . s't.~i / o til) Shr*-j aml lan>H% | 3000 market, sHmiJv: top sl3 | Calvpv }’* i ‘ ipt.H SGO. i* i- i.i f. ;0- lo%v#r: top. sl2. HITTSBFRGH. Nov 0 Cattle— j oripts. bsrbt mark At. ilnw, t .or .* ; v- o "wl. $7 73'0 s : . i air r> 2-5 '•/. 7 ; Vs il fiiv‘*s.--1;I 1 ; 70 J > <: i I ! aiilb^ —Rf O'upt i. ••■t t;i% jUr f, -♦PNuly prinio j w#ath*?*s. $7 ’ f n 77 arood. $0 .70 %' 7; 1 fair tniVßd. ''>3'’ imla slo.'H'f/ M liosr<* -Us •■‘Opt:-* 20 floiibln dAck%. ina’kot„ ht id.v; prinu* Ik*;sw slo 10'./ loT>o medium. **! 0.30 '</ |u .V ijfvy Yorkra :SIO I,Vo 10 33 llsrht Yorker.* sm.',om, 0 pis-j*. '7 .'iii'.jS; roiurha, $8.3.* 'o o ; CINCINNATI. Nov o.—Cattlo—Rwipt* IIH 0 ninrki't alow. Ktoadv hhippin, Ri,pf ! 4 Its cboicr. sf> .70'o 0 '.’ > Cal*. * h M ark of. st-Aad.v . to *boif* $1 I '• t I‘.. Hol's—-RfH-piptft, .VMM); market, 2.*f rood to f pro- 1 ‘ and buoun'rt*. $0 o fa 10 30. Sbffp—l 00U; m.ir ~' f pt#*ady: (rood i *h<ico. $4 •> >. Market, Os %fl.v. sroud to <*hoi.v. $l •’*'a 13 GO mTSRFRGH \nv 0 Cittlo- Ro rAipts. Mkly*. market low : rlifmsS,.U.'. 0; £T*od. $7 g s •*.*: fair, $0 7o •<% 7; v**al ghlv' H sl3..'ovi 13 Sliof'p and lambs - Rf'-f-ipts litfht; mark rt, slow; primr wi-atlif rs. $8 3., 'a 0 . -ff/oil. $ 7 7-7-•/, S2' fair mixed rd.’.’o ui 7; !a.mb% .si2.,">o* 13. Hog a- Roffipts n:ht : inai*H*t. htcady. prnm* b* a\y $7 7.75. TOLKHO. Nov. b—H ogra-—Rereiptn. 1 000 nt rkft. 10 f *r2')* lower, hravy .slo fa Io 27 medium, $0 s!> 00 * stoiml $7.00 ( a. 8 Ca.lvf s MarU**f slow. Sheep and lambs —Mar kf’t. bower. Farm Sentence Given George Gorp. 2851 Gentral A vc., was fined $1 and itssls on (wo drunk enness charges and sentenced to forty-five days on the Indiana Sialq Farm on a charge of driving ave hide while intoxicated Her car is alleged to have t struck another driven hy Isaac Wolf, 2128 N. Meridian Nt.. Tuesday. Prison Bonze Sentence John Russ, 37, of 35 S. McKim St., a naturalized Roumanion, ;oday wigs senteneed to one to live years in the Indiana State prison hy Criminal Judge James A. Collins for operating a still. His partner in the business. Forest Bailey, 22, was found guilty, but sentence was suspended during good behavior.

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OPPONENTS ARE BILLED Jackson and McCulloch Speak Armistice Day. Ed Jackson, Governor-elect, and Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, his Democratic opponent, will deliver Armistice day addresses next Tuesday at noon at I!. F. Keith’s Theater. C. Roltare Eggleston, manager, has offered the free use of the theater and orchestra which will present a musical program. The Police and Firemen’s Band will parade through the downtown streets preceding the talks and play at tho theater entrance. Local Bank Clearings bank clrdrinps TfmmS ly vverf* $3,756.000. Hank debits amounted to $7,005,000. M LEGAL NOTH KS CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Nov .5, 1024. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notico i hereby srivrn by the Board of Public Works of tho City oi Indianapolis, Indiana, that on the 3d day of November, 1024. they approved an assessment roll showing the pritna facie ass-.-snients for the followirs: d**scriGM public improvtie ment. ;is authon/evi by the Improvement Resolution nam'd: improve:.. ; * R so’ut on No. 11S89. MIN NE S (>T A ST REE T. From east property line of Meridian Street. To west property line of Union Street. By grading and paving: the roadway with Wooden Block. \sphalt. Asphaltie-Con-<rte or Brick, laid on a ft .inch gyaycl ••>ncrete foundation from kutter line to glitter line tt> a uniform width of 20.33 feet. *\lso extending all water, gas, newer and other private Berv:ce connections to property Imwhere iift alrea<ly in All to be as shown on plan and aa fp**c Hied. s interested in or affected by jinid Of-*’ ;b. and p .bliG pnpr*ivr-menT :o*e hereby notified tiuit th* Board oi’ Publn* Wrks of Mill guv h;tf fix*-! Friday. Nov 14. 11*24. 2 v m. an a date upon which re- - w ■ • • f•• ird ag v.rist The .%>•- --** and against earh {*!'•■• oi propTfv dts nbed in said rod. and will determine the question a# to u ■ -‘tiG-r nq-’h lots or t *acm <f land have fr will Ik* N I'.efite*! in the amounts rutP’.ifl on fa id roll. •r* in a srrater op lesa sum than that ninutl on said roll Sa;>: "m.iMt : showi’ig atd prtma facie :ißv>Bs ! :!,-!;i8 w ith th.*; names of owners -md (1* -nptioTiß of property eubjeot to be asHCßftxl :*• on fie- arid may be seen At th** uffi'-e of the Board of Public Work# CHARLES E. COFFIN. W H FREEMAN, M J SPENCER. Board of Public Works City of Tndianapobs 1.11.1 1924 c:ty adVertTsemENT legal notice DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Irdnnajv.b.i I: 4 Nov 5 1021 NOTICE to CONTRACTORS NtrtD— m ‘.t-'bv airen bv the Bon-d of p- : - .. \v - ‘ f Cue <’u v -f Indianapohs. led:*'.a that ***ah and wiR •**• re-ee-.v* ! bv ?f at if<* olßg* until 2 o'clock ; m - Wt ;. b.T y Ni.v IP. 1P24. for n. ■”r :• t g. City of Ir.duwiapoils, as an- • [A. '•* an d N). 1 2>lfi2— — l OeL Ihi 1024 FIRST ALLEY EAST OF GRAHAM ST north* of well Ave.. T’. -. %•: pr-. p'-ty line of Mlehigan St } % i < . • „ nr.,- the >'\ •. with AeV|.’ 4 ;t A- r .h :t.• * C TDTB.tr Cor* ■ * r e .r t -IX is. h gravel c*nirr*\o ■. htt. r fr >m - x inches o' propertv : t<, -it :u his-4 of property line u ■ % . : nen ' t ? 4xl s ■ )\ m raßtie 1 .... • . r . - • t -t <T -* x2x2 tiH'h % . ] t r--1 : v :rv Kfuard a* \; 4n *•'<?fU'idi r . ’ *1 water, ga* 'wcr r,- : • ' *u-r ; riva'** ”vi “ o<'nne *tlOH* ti *.r. i-r f.y Mn*- u her** not aiready ir All ! • be v-i *• u ga on p'an and as ►*pe =nfil Ad -a-irk done In making of eaid de ,** *• -d p ib;i improver* •nt rhiu >* in ae ~ - % _ '' ', , • l| ' ■ ■ • t ■ ,■ i ■ Wrrk- o' , h' l O’y 'if In !:*n ipotii* 'Hii- .r. 5 Pul. , ■ Wnrli* r.’wrva ll' n.-ht t r. <•: itnv -r .*!! HJ*. rnAUT-K* 4. if'KFIS, W H I'R SKM AN, M .1 sf’KM'Klt tin :->* r,f IMS’!-- Work* ' ;'y of Indian N.d 6 and 13iin 4n n 4 CITI AT* 1* KKTIB KMK NT i.ega i notice IiErARTM INT Os I‘STU.IC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD f. ' ;m: -1; ’ NV,v 7, ’6 ' t NOTH !-! TO CONTRACTORS Not ■■ . !)t i’-.i- Boxnt of r hi:.. of t>,• City of tn'tiai!:u>..!%. 1;.,n.1l , (hilt < I .... *VI II m ; ’ ni“ W' Nn v !6'OI ' l for C . fo!!i,wit:g (!-’*.-ri’ii'.! publio troPrOVf. to* -II It,. Cl tv **f It ,:::. |>t I: . It t*i thttri/ 6 Bv - STREET ■W t Rid* ) l • I *,<>ttit .153 so t *ii*tii ot twinth p- *,,**-' v ~f FTirt*. SpootiU Sfrrrt To th* . * nii-r 1111 * -of Forty Second Rtr-ffl, I . ■ i-htnc- fhn roxdntiy with Straflfird Lin ■-n Hi .* t 8 inri*ti nr Grxnitr or 6v I i,-h ( • .f to • -1.; i• to th- widtli v;i to >• o nhoxn on p!n and a* Hpo -I ftrti. i , mak og of n&td d* ■;t, .< ml ct>n til >n o f uri’it lmprovftv.itit rranllittm' aii'l Uto t •.r * Ii: <1 rtrt|."t! plans. profil<#. tlraw *: , -,n ...,. -,t] itiona wliloli art- on fil* , : Hy i.u to tlio offli-o of *:<l I;, Pm 111!" Works of tho City of In- ■! ' |;. ,rt! .-? I*llWto Works rwtrrvra th* rig lit to rr ■ c-t any or all bills. OI tKI.KS E COFFIN. W I! FREEMAN, M .1 SPENCER. Hoard of Cnhllc Works, City of Indian l3 1924 CITY \itVFRT ISEMKNT LEGAL NOTICE PEI'ARTMMNT OF I’TTBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE "BOARD Indianapolis Ind Nov 5 1924 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS VoMof. s lic-obt ;.a'! by th.* Board of 1',6,1,0 Works 1 Olf City of Indianapolis. Indiana that t-t>ak-3 proposals will I*■ rt>I In It at Its off iff mini t! o clook j. tr- -. Wrdnosday Nov. 19, 1924. on M acnllanoinis R, solution No 273-1924. known as th • 1 t.ni'-ina! Garagf ami -onsistniK of roviH'-d plans on Gonoral. IMionbim: Hoa-tnu: anti Elfotric WLrinp. Esl 11,. at ftl 'ost. 8106 000 I’Pins and spßoifi* itions f°f bidding; mav bo oblainrd at tho ,i!ft*-o of Frank B* ilootor Arohitort 912 Sta to Lift* Bldg. Imli.iiiapohs. Ind . and a ■ ash drposit of *. * , .nt t*,* rmniiml to obtain plans and Kl>V.-!fi. at ions (or ha Ming, whtoh amount. ,li ho tofntidod upon rotuni or samo to tho ap'-httool s offloo Rid'lors uumt ; ofotnpanv thoir proposals fm * ini uork with a oorttfli-.l olio, k for an int not It than 2% por root or (1,,, ;,pio !,t of tho proposal, but in no ms. li anv stn.li clicvk lx- loss than t 1,,, ~f <lO6, :m ovldono* of good faith that tho sunrossfnl hiddor will o\o- , nl.- uiihin ftvo 'll days from tho ir ~f protiosal, oont.raot. and bond ; 11 s; 1,-forv lo tin- aaid hoard to do th* wo-k of making said improvoniriit. Baid , 1,,. •; io bo rortiftod by a ropntablo bajik ;r hiisiltPM in tho City of Indianap'ilis Indiana.. A failuro of th* suitoosaful hnidor to outer Into sin-h contract and hood upon the a.rocptai.oo of one of said proposals will forfeit (he check and the sum *6 money payable thereon to thp , ,IV as as* • rtamo.l and liquidated dam;i,is f'tr such failure. Tor Hoard of Piddle Works reserves the i-i, to t*> re *■, t anv and ill bids. CHARLES R. COFFIN. W. H FREEMAN. M. .1 SBENCB.It. Board of Public Works. Cit.v of Indianapolitf. Nov 6, 13. 1924 _ CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis. Ind Nov 1, 1934. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by tho Board of Pnh’.ie Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that *on the 31st day of October, 1924. thtv approved an assessment roll shovwnK the prima facie assessments for th** following described public improve limit, as authorised by the Improvement Resolution named; improvement Resolution No. 11786 NORTH STREET. From east property line of Noble Street. To west property line of Pine Street. Except the intersection of Spring Street and Davidson Street.

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) By q-rading and paving the roadway with Asphalt, Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete foundation from curb line to curb line to a uniform width of 27 feet; grading and paving the wings of the intersecting streets and alleys in a similar manner and to tho widths as shown on plan; providing 30 lineal feet of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone; resetting 1 manhole top to grade. Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to property line, where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Wednesday. Nov. 12. 1024 2 p. in , as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll, arid will determine the question of whethe r such lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roll, or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments with tin* names of own ers anti descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on file and may be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works ot said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER, Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Nov. 3 4 5, 6. 7. 8. 10. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS : Indianapolis. Ind. Oct 20 1924. NOT H'K TO CO NTH A CTO ItS Notice is hereby given t>y rhe Board of Public Works of the City of lndiauapoiis, Indiana, that sealed prv.pt -i s \vi;i b<* received by it. at 1 1h office, until 2 o clock p. ru.. on Wednesday. Nov 12th 1924 for the followii g <l< scribed public um i merit, in the City of Indianapolis, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 11963. M 1 N N ES( T A ST R K ET. From east iine us thie bridge over Pleasant Ru n. To west property line of Churchman Avon uc By paving the ro?clwny with WtxHbn \ •; llt a gravt a .miform width of 30 ‘' *2 p ivmg f; • wings of th iptcrs'-ctij-g etrcctK and alleys in a similar manner ‘and to ?, ie wiiirhs .as shown oi p.ans i>r*'\iding 830 lih'-al fe t ft l.\: 8 Strati'-d UnicMargir.al St.>.? and resetting 16 manhole tops P> grad * Also exctndmg a I water gas, and other private scrviet* c .pin.ctioiis to property ilne. wlipp* not a r- t fi/ m All to be as shown on plan arid as speoified Contractor ir s*ibmi?tlng hi bid nv.st submit a separate bid p-r square vard for the paving of the r adw y exclusive >f the space oct ".;i el by the car tracks aioi a separate bid per p<i • ir* yarti f r the paving of the spa e cr ' apied by the car track-* Note-—Roadway to 1- graded under inv provex nen* Iteeolution No 119 19. A I work Torn- , making ■■■ . a atd dea*%ti• i'*d public irr.pr v r.DTit shill K- n \ cord an ce with the tm-rns %.'d •: -ndltiong of H.a:d Impr ivement R<-solntt m and tib irni--61 - ’ . <■ Work V"f"t: •• Hty <> !r.. .a:. .- * '.”h Board of fhibM? V'-r i r- th© rig:; t U> n . *t ar ; m ■’ < - CHARI.f> COFFIN. W H FTU EM AN M J SPENCER BoaM of Public Works City of IndlanOct I’-* ' 6 192 1 CITY AD V K*;TIsKM &NT I.EG A I N< 'TICK DEPARTMENT OF fiCFI 9* WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tndianapoli© Ir.-l Or* 29. 1924 NOTICE TO CONTRAfTCRs Notice is h#treby f ivn Bv th--* Board of P’.bliG Works f f e <2lv of !• r apo!n.li!M.;i. that proposals w;l be rH-r-ivcd by it at it-c t-flio' until 2 i> clock p r; on Wcd;.c*d \y. N*v I*l. 1024 f..r the f.clowi: g and. **;*i'.-d pvl insprevement in the City t Liaiiai.ajMiliH. ij* a’.l rinrr.otl bv fmprf.'.o mens Rc*- lufi-u No. 17 and 1 FI RST All K'i Mv $T o r I K V !!. ’ M AV •' n* rth of Mi and * f ‘ Str . t To s*'*th pro;eri> ii.ne of St Clair Str* ♦ *. Bv grading and y %* .: g the aßw \v?h Asr-Balt Aftphfi'.uc Cor..'•retP C rvte •-r foufiifiat-.on from *1 v hr > f v In •• to 6 in ’he* of prrqrTty br.e. to u . ’ -cm ' • b.asm in ludiru. -•“ate top provui g 1 td-a iron ir g*- .9* p ; l.> . g l'l ri.ar 1 oe; providing 31 iIHG '• - t o, } > 1 ?;c;i StrAtjf'P-d f,it!j ftonr M •ai sc • ff : ard u* •pc-'-lfied ; r-setfl.’.g 4 man In.- e tops to grad* •<) • iu ding dl water v newer r 1 M! t.. i.e .an own < i p;.in an’! as e;v-< ’ so- t •\ -a ork done in ma'.urg nr *-G-l de f l \'nUU" Work** **f Cos C.t y of 1r : c ‘ ‘tiV’* Board of B .Blio Wi.i'oi reucrvt’S th.* right to i pot any -r all buis CHARI.PS I* Ci'FFTN W H FREEMAN'. y, ,T SPENCER Board nf Tublu* Works. City of Indian • • • fr 34 t rv m T.}%*(A i NOTICE DEPARTMENT OE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD 1 1h Puna polls -T* • - r> f '9 1 9‘M NfiTH'K TO Ct C.TR, ACTORS Not %••> ;% fierebv - ■' 1 - ' '• '”VU*i! of Public W.f 'kH of the rtv .if 1 : •:; a: P”’ • Indian.’*, that pj ■•Pom : • Will E p m oti Wednesday Nov !071 B.*r tho following desrnbed pub’.:-* improvement in tho City of Indianapolis i-i authorized by Improvement. Rc*i'ivit.!on No. 11981 FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF ORANGE. STR K FT, From east property line of first ft y eri/*t of Erat Street To wet properly litis of Elmwood Street. Bv cra<lu'g o and paving the alley w:*h Agphaif. Asphalt ig CoiH-retc fkinfeto •tr Brick. It id on ; in* ! gravel ooncr<t foumlation from ♦ inelus of property him to 6 inehe* of propertv dn* to a uniform width of 9 feet providing 18 lineal Gct f 4x ! 8 inch stratified 1 'mrslone M/irgmal Stono or hx'.N'.'-nii'ii Standard Steri Raving Guard in -tpeefi and M**o extending all water ins sewer and other private service connections to property lino. ,where net a-!r* atly in. Ml to b jis shown on plan and a* spool. fii All worlt done in making of ©a'd described publto improvement Miall be 1n a*- < onianee with the t-Tfi’s ami conditions of said improvement Resolution am! the gen* ♦ ral and detail plans p.'.di'es <h* - ~igs and specifications whi -h are on file and may be s-en iu tho office of said Board <*t Puhl'f Works of the dtv .f Tndi'inapohs Tho Board of Bublle Works reserves the right t > reject any or nil bids CHARLES E COFFIN. W H EREKV VN. M J. S FENCER. Board of Public Works. City of IndianapoiiH. O t 10 N fl 192 J CITY LEGAL NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Iml.. Or* 79. 1924 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notire is hereby given by the Board of Fnblie Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that sealed proposals will be re reived by it. at its office, until ‘1 o clock p m., on We!nesday t Nov. I‘*. 1934, for the following described public improve ment, in tho City of Indianapolis, aa an thori/ced by Improvement Resolution No 12009 ST CT. AI R STREET. From east property line of La Salle Street. To ra.t*t property line of Tuxedo Street By grading the roadway from curb line to curb line to a uniform width <>f l feet, grading the wings of the inters* t iner trfet and alley In. a, simila.r manner and to the widths as shown on plan; curbing both aides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone, Berea Sandstone. Granite nr 0x24-inch Concrete curb: curbing the wings of the intersecting street and alley in a similar manner anil to the widths, ns shown on plan; providing 28 • ners; providing 63 lineal feet, of 10-foot radius granite comers: providing 2 new iron inlets: and laying 50 lineal feet of 12-inch drain pipe with connections made to inlets and catch basins. AO to be as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in making of said described public improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of said improvement resolution, and the general and detail plans, profiles, drawings and specifications which are on file

39 ILRG^^ (( on firmed) and may bo seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. The Board of Public Works reserves the right to reject any or all bids. CHARLES E. COFFIN, W. il. FREEMAN, M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Oct. 39. Nov L 1934 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THi: BOARD Indianapolis Ind.. Oct. 30, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 29th day of October. 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments for the following described public improvement resolution named Improvement Resolution No. 11760. COLORADO AVENUE From north property line of Tenth Street, To south property line of Sixteenth Street. By grading and paving the walks with cement placed next to the property line to a uniform width of 5 feet: grading ami paving the str' t aid alley crossings with cement placed next to the property line lo a uniform width of 5 fc.-t; grading the lawns to a uniform width of 4 : 2 feet: curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Sandstone, Granite or Hx34 ineh Concrete Curb to a uniform width of 30 feet; curbing the u itig's of th** intersecting streets and alleys in a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plans; providing 113 lineal feet of 9-foot radius granite corners, providing 40* iim-al feet of 10-foot radius granite corner*, constructing S <-atch basins including m ! gi tops: providing 6 new iron inlets laying 413 lineal feet of 12 inch dram pij** with conned ions made to inlet*. catch basins and manholes; connections at manhiil'* to be made at the ben h wans in the manholes. AE to be as shown on plan and as epecifled. F.-rsons inter**?!xl in or affected by said des* ribed public r proverncrit are hereby notified that the Board of Public Work# of :d city has fix ! Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1924. 2 p m.. as a date- upon which re* monstran eg will be r< or heard, against the amount :i~<> .-••! against ra h piece of proper!v and si-rib il in said roll and \w>! determine the quotum as To whether r . 9 lots t r tracts nf land nave been or w; ' be benefited in th*- amounts namt.d on said rod or in a greaier or less .-uin than Said assessment re,! show., g said prima tn* i* a,ss*>snients. wifi th :. uu -s of owners arid ticker:pin at** "f ;■•••..p- rty s..b •■ t to Is- ass* ssed is on tin and in;iv b** %• cm at the nffiGc >f th Board of Public Wurks of aid nty CHART.KS IE COFFIN, W H FREEMAN. Board of Public Works, C.ty t.-f IndianOcP' ::V Nov fi 3. 4 5. (1.7, 1921_ CATY ADVERT!SEGMENT DEPARTMENT OF U' iiLTC WORKS OFFICE OF THI-: BOARD In La:. ipr.bs I ! Nnv 5. 1974. TO W\l f > IT MA V (N Nf' ER N : Non * 'sb-.cmby r.-.-n r-v Board of P >, ■ W<rks of c f'lty nf Ir ! rJiaj:?ipol;>. ir. t th it R s A - -d and u —me | : and E. ;.-ov wr.l R • .lions. Ir.;•- >vu:c pi Itesobumn No 17093 Nov 5. 192 4. FIRST A L1.775* WEST OF CAPITOL AVENUE From N Mh pr-■ v Drift of ThirlyS* • •.,. Str^t. . * of T rtj K\ •pi • . •-s.-'tion of f* t '-&#t. Bv erasing and paving th*> .1 lev with Av.’-’u Aspha n . c p. -vt te Con.-rcte or f*.n:,d%’ .!* f-irn 6 of property '.me to e il t-h.-H t,f prorerty to a uni- •\ -o e\wafer, gaa I tc> !**• as :-..*/w:: % p.an and ap ipcei- \ : v■ “k do*.* •. the :• Os P I'd %‘ ' Efi .i.%T B ein-Tof Th.b.f W< rk -of th- City of .nduuiapolis , * :• n. ' P 1 .. \Vork'9 has W.onW.i t.v Nov 2‘- 1924 a* i-li'>Lk p. rn at i9 ofitce in said City as - ' i Mr; of“pq: ;%•’ \v >v£l !:*';•••• - *.o fI •* ('• and I ;:tp<> 4 ;a w i,l I*3l xio.FT V COFFIN W H Hh.iIVAN \f .1 Sr} NCER r a-d A P lb'’ ' \V •••:•, City . f Indian* 1974 CITY ADVKHTiSF.M ENT DEPARTMENT of public works. OFFICE O V THE '•O AR D Te t!n- - fi and N o ] , 1921. TH v. ’mV T MAY G ATK'- N N !;•>- :s '• •. bv - hv ?;•.*•* P-o-ml of E - ■ \V .■ % . f tip* Citv <•* i-iiP-.’W I' <na that on the ;>J%? and ty of-. **. t rh ; - • i • -i .1 m s.:u‘Mit rod n*• t *t. !is nut!” .i by the improvement Resolution ruunet! lmprovemcr.r Rrsolutio" No 11464. PARKER WFNFE *■>*. n north property lir-.r. of Brook side Park wav north drr *- To % .qfh pro|M r!y line o? Twentieth by grading arid paving the roadway • . : , (• • t Cone to'a . • wrdfb* ;.*s shown on p'-iu . having 1 square > ards of Mew p.iv-infiil .1 Twentieth Strc-t due to the wi iih of the roadway fi-oin 24 feet f<i 30 * <* providing *ls lineal feet of l\l s :* ,-h stratified l.imeMionc M o gjm l 9<. :<r H \’\ * inch Standard Steel Earur. Gnud Mpvlfied. resettuu 1 manhole top to gr-'dc Also *• xl*• • •.|;r;g e; w <o— cari. sewer Hud n! li r J.rivate s-rvi.v .•.nceetions to prop Ml so be as stiown on plan and as P peel fied. Interested in nr affceJed by said deno: ;b*ftj tuhlit* Improvement are hr-reby icflflt'd h ,11 the Boa* ! ot Eub<!i' Woh. of aid gjtv has fixed Wrdnrsdv Nov. 17 192 E i m. e- t <laupon wli’.-h re ■ * it. each pieoe of propertv d!*ibcd in said roll, nod will defermme the ouest.ion an to whether *uch hits or tra< Id ot land have been or will he benefited ’n the amounts named on said roll, or in a gre.ater or less sum than that named on said irS!. Said as** went roll showing prima Ricio ass*’mm<*nt with the nimrs of owners and d*s<*riptions *>f prr*perly subject to be assessed i on fi! am! may be .%• **n at the office <f the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES V COFFTN. W H FREEMAN. M .J SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis Nov 9 f 5. 6. 7, L 10 1921 CITY A DVEBTISKM ENT. DEPARTMENT OF PURLTC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ed o,*r 30. 1974. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: N'Uii“ i*i hr’-'liy uivn by the Board of Pnbbf Works *t the Citv of hidianapohs, Indiana, that on the ’9th day of October. 19' t they approved an assessment roil showing th°- prima f.u-ie ass.-svmenta for the following descritied public improvement as authorr/e<! by the improvement resolution mine and Improvement Resolution No. 11839. CENTRAL A VENUE. From north curb line of Forty-Sixth Street. To south curb line of Fifty-Second Street Except, where walks are already in. By evading and paving the walks with * ement p!.< t and im 'I lo the curb lo a. uniform width of 5 feet \!t to be as shown on plan and as SP’ ( i lied. lVi%ona interested in or affected hv paid ; doseribed pnbli' improvement .uc !m ;vh,v | notifb and that th* Board of Public Works I of sal*! city has fixed W'lncsr!ay. Nov Ik*. 1974. 7 p rn. as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, nr heard, against, the amount assessed against each tuece of property described in said roll. ! and will determine tho question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have been >r will he benefited in the amounts named on paid roll, nr in r greater or less sum than that named on said roil. Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of own* gts ,inti (If% TRHions of property subject to be assessed, is on tile and may be seen at the office of tiie Tip ard of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H FREEMAN, M. J. SPENCER, Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis Oct. 31. Nor. 1. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7. 1924.

3!> LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT. LEGAL NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. 30, 1034. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indian apolis, Indiana, that seaied proposals will be received by it, at its office, until 3 o’clock |>. rn.. on Wednesday. Nov. 12. 1934, for the following described public improvement, in the city of Indianapolis, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 11949. MINNESOTA STREET. From east line of bridge over Pleasant Run To west property line of Churchman Avenue. By grading the roadway from curb line to curb line to a uniform width of 30 feet; grading the wings of the intersecting streets and alleys in a similar maimer and to the widths as shown on plans, curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limrßtone, Berea Sandstone. Granite or 6x24-inch Concrete curb, curbing the wings of the intersecting streets and alleys m a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plans; providing 336 lineal feet of 6 -foot radius granite corners; providing (>9l lineal feet of 10foot radius granite corners: providing 34 lineal feet of 15-foot radius granite corners: providing 31 lineal feet of 30-font radius granite corners; providing 34 lunal feet ot 3.1 foot radius granite corners; providing 50 lineal feet of (JO-foot radius granite corners; resetting 13 lineal feet of straight curb and 33 liu.-al feet of 10-foot radius corners at Churchman Avenue, due to changing the width us the roadway from 34 feet to 30 feet constructing 1 new manhole; constructing 3 new catch basins, me'tiding inlet tups: providing 3 new iron inlets; laying 394 lineal feet of 12-inch drain pipe with connections made to inlets, catch basins and manholes: rebuilding to inlets by resetting old inlet castings and providing I*> new manhole rings and covers to be placed on old cat.-h basin tups as shown on plans; providing 1 new grate top for inlet. Ail to be as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in making nf said de-scrils-d public improvement shall be in ace ;.rcianee with the terms and-, conditions of said improvement resolution, and the general and detail plans. profiles, drawings and specifications which are on fiio and mav t... seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. The Board of Public Works reserves the right to reject any nr all bids. CHARLES K. COFFIN, W H. FREEMAN. M. .1. SPENCER. "Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Oct. 30 Nov ft. 1934. CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. India: tpolis Ind.. Nnv 1, 1934. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City nf Indianapo is Indiana that on the 31st day of October, 1934. they approved an assesstsKT.f roll s owing the prima fact* asress-jr.'-nts for the following described public .. prevemen: as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11663. ORANGE STREET. From east property line of Meridian Street. T east properly line of Talbott Street. Kj ■ • ■ tersect ft tries Street ar.ri Union Street By grading and paving the roadway •!>; Asp! 'ill. Asphaltic Concrete Coacr* ! or Hn.-k laid on a 6-in. h gravel concrete foundation, .from curb line to erb .me. to a uniform width of 24 feet; rradi' r and paving the wings of the in-i'-m- streets in a similar n .inner and tc widths as shown on [■ an: provifl- , r 4 pew iron inlets: laying SO lineal feet 12-inch dra i pipe tl nneotlons I. de to :: lets and catch 1 asms: prov.d.ug s- on* E ie,-i of -lx 18-ineh Stratifn -l Limestone Ma-ginal Stone or %x2x2-inch standard Ste. Paving Guard as specified. A- • extending all water, gas aid sewer and ..ther private service connections to ;>r. rly ,1. e. where r.ot already in. An to be as shown on pan and as persons interested In or affected bv said, d.*.r:b,d public improvement .are hereby not.teal that the Beard of Public Works oi said city Las fixed Wednesday. N v 12. 1934 3 p m . os a date upon nt -• teed tgainst •a oh pece of property described in said r>. aid will determine the .; eslton as w!,. th - .;■ h :.t or tracts oi land avs or wu. be true fifed in the amounts and on r id roll or in a greater or less that named in said roll, s.v.d .rseßsment r.n'! showing -aid prima -• ■ - ruts vith the names ot owners d.-seriptlons of property subject to i] is on file and may be seen at ' - • !:* • of the Board of Public Works CHARI.KS E COFFIN. W H. FREEMAN. M .1 SPENCER Bear’d of Public Works. City of Indim--3 4 4 '■ 7; 8. 10 1934 errv \rtvr ;T’'kment DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indvuaitpolis Ind. Nov p 1934. TO WIH.M IT M \V CONFERS No tiff s- ;. rn by the Board of in. 1 . ■ W r’k- of tire < ;ty of i u<E aiiaro! *s. India t ■ it on the 31st day 163 i ; ippi ved in isse m< roll ■ . trip 'sments for to owe _ ,|e, rieb-d public improveas a it', r od bv tho Improvement K.- • u :;tnr! Resolution No. 11862 F! NT ALLEY No EM OF WASHINGTON STREET from west |i.rty !ma of second alley ti-! Os Rtl.’.il si-e. t. !1> ■ ' iroj'.-rfy line of Oxford Street ... . ; . ind pax mg the a ley w:;h Asphalt. Asphaltic Com-rete. Concrete or ecu aid on a d-iu> h gTavei cotter, te ;rciitt■ >u :n.m and in.-hes of properly in* • . li ; ~-s ’ t'lU.pertv one to a uniform •irdth of 13 ! providing 11 lin-al feel of -1 \ 1 s ritch Stritdi.d Limestone Marginal Mi.-,. ,r , \3\3 n. hS; emiard Steel Paving i.tj trd a sst.e, ;n ,1. resetting 1 manhole top to trade. \ .0 extending all water sis. sewer and oils to property line, where not already in. \!! t, be a- shown mi ; !an and epeciI’ersons interested in or affected by said ilescribed pub .* mprovemoiit are hereby •tot Hied that Hie board of Puhiie Works <>f -.aid city has lived Wednesday. Nuv 13th. 1631 " p. m as a date upon which r*mmivtrances will he reeeivd. or heard. 1- 11 -et the amount assessed against each u'..e of property descr bed in said roll, and Ur! determine the question ru to whether such lots Ct- traits ot land have been or wu Ii" benotited in the amounts named on sard roil, or in a greater or less sunt than that named on r-aid roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima facte tss ssmi t with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to tie e.sesyed, is on tic’ and Cl IV be Seen at the Odd. c of tin- Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E COFFIN. W 11 FREEMAN. M J SPENCER. Hoard of Pub! in Works Citx of Indiana pods. Nov .i 1 5. fi 7. S 10. IP.’t < i% ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT OK PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind Oet 39 1924. NOTH’!’. TO CONTRALTOS Notice is hereby given by tlte Board of Public Works ot the pity of Indianapolis. Indiana that sealed proposals will be received bv ri it. its offi.e, until 3 o’clock 6. ru.. 011 Wednesday. Nov. 13th. 1934. for the following d* scribed public improve meet in the City of Indianapolis, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 13031. WILCOX STREET. Form southwest property lin* of AVblto Riv.-r Parkway, west drive. To point. 333 feet west, of west property line ot Mmkner Street. B.v grading the road wav from curb Hti* to mull line, lo a uniform width of ‘4 f.-et gr.nlii g the wings of the intersecting street anil alley in a sinnlar manner and to tiie widths as shown on plan: curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone Granite or tiv34 tin li Concrete curb eurbatg tiie wings of the ml era*, ting street and alloy in a similar manner and to tile widths as shown on plan, providing 38 lineal feet ot ti loot radius granite comers; pro riding t>3 Inn a! feet of 10-foot radius granite corners: constructing I eaiehbaein including inlet top; providing 1 tc w iron inlet; laying 53 lineal feet ot 13-inch drain pipe wilh connections made to inlet, catcti l.asin and manhole; itsettmg 3 iron inlets to curb grade. Ml to Ik* as shown on plans and as sped tied. All work done in making of said de. scribed public improvement shall be jn accordance with the terms and onild'tioiis of said Improvement Resolution, and the general and detail plans, profiles, drawings and specifications which are on hie ajid may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the Cit.v nf Indianapolis The Board of Public Works rewerves the right to reject any or all bids. CHARI F5 E. COFFIN, W 11. FREEMAN M .1, SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Oef. Bil Nov. 6 197 1 ' NOTICE Stockholders annuai meeting ot the 'Vh A‘ River Railroad Company for the ■ mJA'!, of officers and general business at .HjJJglfficc of Kingan & Cos. Indianapolis. itSgßßtav. Nov 15th. at 10 a. m. HB A. M. McVIE. Secretary.

| 39 LLGAL NOTIt ES | CJTTT ADVERTISEMENT — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OP THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 30. 1924. TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of th*- City of Indianapolis, j Indiana, that on the 29th day of October. ’ 1924, they approved an assessment roll ; showing the prima facie ass l ssments fo- | the following described public rnproveI inent, as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11685. WISCONSIN STREET. From west property line of Capitol Avenue. To west property line of Senate Avenue. By grading and pax-ing the roadway with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. ConI Crete or Brick laid on a 6-inch gravel 1 concrete foundation, from curb line to j curb line. to a uniform width of 30 feet: grading and paving the wings of the intersecting streets and alleys in a | similar manner and to the widths shown i on plan: providing 63 lineal feet of 10j foot granite radius corners: providing 38 ; lineal feet of 6-foot granite radius eorj ners: providing 125 lineal feet of 4xlß- - in. Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or I '4x2x3 in Standard Steel Paving Guard as : specified; providing 1 iron inlet, on south j side of Wisconsin Street at Senate Avenue. 36 inches deep; providing 1 iron inlet on north side of Wisconsin Street. I at Senate Avenue. 24 inches deep: laying 36 lineal feet of 13-inch drain pipe with I connections made to catch-basins and inlets; resetting 3 manhoie tops to grade. Also extending ail water, sewer, gas and ' other private serv .-e connections to prop- ; >rty line where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as sped- ! tied. j Persons interested in or affected by said 1 deseribed pub .l ■ improvement are hereby i notified that the Board of Public Works of [ ea:d city has fixed Wednesday. Nov 12th, 1924. 2 p. tn. as a date upon which remonstranoes * ! be received, or heard, against the amount i-sess<-d against each piece of properly and- ~ feud roll, and will determine t • uestion as to whether such lots or tracts of land havo been or wi!! be benefited in the amounts named on -aid rob. or iu a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said ass- fsm*-nt roi! showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners an . - ns of property subject to be assessed, is on file and may be seen at th" office ~f the Board of Public Works oi said city. * CHARLES E, COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN. M. J SPENCER. 1 Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis Oct 31-Nov 1. 3. 4 5. 6. 7. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind.. Oet. 30. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice .6 hereby given by the Board of Public W,.rks ot the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 29th day of October, 1924 they approved an assessment roll showing the j.nma facie assessments for < the following described public lmproweI mont as authorized by tae Improvement ; Resolution named; Improvement Resolution No. 11763. ■ MISSOURI STREET. From noun property line of Tenth Str^t. To south property Itne of Sixteenth Street. Ex.'ept the intersection of Eighteenth Street ! By erradingr and paring the roadway ! with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete, Concrete or Brick laid on a 8-inch gravel I concrete foundation from curb line to ; curb line to a uniform width of 30 feet * ■ srradi:;* and pavitu the wings of the in--1 terecting 1 f>tree*.s and alleys in a similar , manner and to the widths as shown on plans*, prov.dimr 2 7 lineai feet of new straight curb and laying 1 138 square feet %.* new cement walk at vacated a:iey as yards ( f r.ew pavement at Sixteenth Street, due to < hanging the w idth of the roadway to 30 feet, providing 458 lineal feet of tx!B- - inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone f*r 1 4x7x2- nrh Standard Steel Paving Guard. ai specified: resetting 11 manhole ; top® to grad**. v Also exiendmq; fall water ras sewer and ; ot' rr private tervi e connections to property line where r.ot already in. All to be aa shown on plan and a* gpe<"- : fled Pernors interested in or affected by saul : des-rd-Gvl public n provement are hereby ! roi'.fied that the I >c f ..f Puh'ic Works of sad .ty h,*s fixed Weil need ay. Nov 12th 1924 2 p m. as a date upon which remonstrances will be received or heard airamst the mr.ount assessed against each j .*-'<• of property descnbf*d in said roll, and a ; : determini the qu stion :vs to whether | such lots or tracts of land have been or •• the a • *:d roll r 1: a creator or legs sum *han • that named on said roll. $ iid assessment roi- showing sa:d prima ?a*'ie with names of owners and ch’scrrptums nf pr .nerty subject to be assessed, is on file aid may be seen at the off:- e of the Board of Public Works o? ; said city. CHARLES E COFFIN. W H. FREEMAN. M J SPENCER. 1 Board of Public Works. City o? Indianapois ; Oct. 3!-Nor. 1,3 4 5 7. 1974. : CITY ADVERT I SEM FXT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICZ OK THE BOARD Tndianapol’s. Tr.d . Nor. 1. 192 4: ! TO WHOM IT M \Y CONCERN ! N'G ** Is herebv giv*m b> tho Board of | Pub Works nf the c-ty of Indianapolis, i Indiana, that on the 31st day of October. i 1924. they approved an assessment rosl 1 showing: the prima fa< ' * assessments for following described public improve* ment. ns authorized by the Improvement Resolution nanvxi: lmprovcm- : t Resolution No. 11704. KENWOOD AVENUE. From south property line of first allev j south of Twenty-First Street. To south property line of Twenty-First 1 Street. By rrndintr ard paving the roadway 1 with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick, laid on a flunoh irravei concrete fou:-dat:rin from curb ]:v.n to curb line to a unsGrm width of 20 feet; grading and pav.ner the wings of the intersecting alley jn a similar manner ar and to the widths a* . ~hon >n p an; curbing: both sides of the •• i.ulwny wii i Stratifi< j d Limestone. Berea Sandstone. Granite or 3x24 inch Concrete <*urb curbing the wings of the intersecting alley m a similar manner and to the • - rot ling 10 lineal feet of 6-foot radius granite corners; providing 60 lineal feet ot 4xlß-inch "P i I'Svi Limestone Marginal Stone or 1 4 x -x2-inch Standard Steel Pa\ung Guard as specified. Al%o extending al] water sewer, sras and other private service connections to propert.v line where not already in. M! to be as sliown on plan and as epeci--1 tied. Persons interested in or affected by sa’d described public improvement are hereby notified that the Roartl of Public Works of said city has fix ! Wednesday. Nov. 12th. 197 4 7 p m as a date upon which remonatrancca will be received, or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of proper?3* described m said roll, and u3 determine the question a* to whether such 1.-ts or facts n f land have been or will be benefit*'*! in the amounts named on i f*aid roll, or in a greater or less sum than that namei on s.afii roll. Said afase?Bment roll showing said prima facie assessments with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be im >H*. : is on file and may be seen at the of the Board of Public Works of riaid city. CHARLES E COFFIN. W H. FREEMAN. M. J SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Nov 3 1 5 6 7 lO. t 974 CITY ADVERTISEMENT.. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Tmlfanapolifl, Ind . Nov 1. 1974 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by rhe Board of Public Works of the City nf Indianapolis. Indians, that on the 31st day of October. 1974. they approved an assessment roll i showing the prima facie assessments for ! the following described public improvei ment ns authorized b.v the Improvement j Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11441. STATION STREET. From north property line of Thirtieth Street, To south property line of Thirty-Second • Street. By grading and paving the walks with 1 cement placed next to the propertv line, to a uniform width of 5 feet: grading the lawns to a uniform width of 7 1 * feet: curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Rerea Sandstone. Granite or b\24-inch Concrete curb, to a uniform width of 74 feet: constructing 3 eaP'h basins, including inlet tops: providing one new inlet.: laying 68 lineal feet iof 17-inch drain pipe with connections made to inlets. atch basins and manholes; ; resetting 1 inlets in curb grade. All to be. as shown on plan and as speci- ; fifd. persons interested in or affected by Raid • deseribed public improvement are hereby i notified That the Board of Public Works ; of said city has fixed Wednesday. Nov, 12. j 1974. 2 p. m. as a date upon which re- ■ monstrances will be received, nr beard against the amount assesstxl against each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts nf land have been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roil, or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said primafacie assessments, with the names of own ers and descriptions of propertj' subject to be assessed, is on tile and may be seen ,v the office of the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN W H. FREEMAN. M J. SPENCER. Board .of Public Works. City of Indianapolis Nor. 3.4, 5. 6. 7, 8. 10. 1924.

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