Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1924 — Page 13
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HEM DEALINGS •SEND STOCKS 10 ADVANCED LEVEL Orders Pour in From Ail Paris of Country During Morning. 1 Average Stock Prices Average price of twenty Industrial Storks Tuesday was 110 73. up 1 32 to new 1924 high Averse** nr re o' twenty rads was £ljfi. up 84 to now 1921 higher By V tided Pres* N T EW YORK. Nor. 19—With both railroad Rnd industrial stock averages in new hiph ground for the current bull market, stocks fairly boiled In the early dealings. Orders poured In from every part of the country and the opening: scene on the Stock Exchange presented probably the most oppressively bullish demonstration on the present extraordinary phase of the market. Enormous dealings marked tracing In numerous stocks and further substantial advances took place In various parts of th list. Stock sales during the first thirty minutes of trading totaled 330.1 > ajl res. \!Q adlnp went ahead at a three, million-share rate all morning. !;, •:! inps were so heavy that the tape was tw°nty minutes behind the market. Many commission houses requested their customers not to ask for quotations unless thev were actually Interested In the stocks concerned. Motors were one of the most buoyant groups. Nash soared to 170 and Studehaker reached new high ground on the move at 42. Local Bank Clearings Bank clearing* Wednesday we- $2 7C7.000. Bank debus amor.: ted to 5 ",] - uOO. GRAIN OPEfIG IS IRREGULAR Wheat Prices Start Slightly Lower. Bv Vnitxd Pretx CHICAGO, Nov. 19. —3raln prices opened Irregular on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Wheat was under pressure of lower prices In Liverpool and started % to lower. Pressure was heaviest In December, lack of urgent cash demand creating an easier fee! In the trade. was irregular. December dobeing unchanged. May frac tlonally higher and July lower Bower prices In Liverpool about balanced a bullish domestic situation. Continued i.ght movement gave oats some individual strength and prices were unchanged to higher at the outset. Provisions responded to higher hogs and cables and opened at advanced levels. Chicago Grain Table WHEAT— Prev. Open. High. Hew. IX :45. close. Dec. 152% 103* 1.61% 1.53 1.53 4* 1.52 % May 1.60'* 1.00% 1.59 1.60 H 1.00% 1.59% July 1.401* 1.41 H IJJS 141 1.40 5* CORN— Dec. 1.15% 118% 1 15 V* 1.18>4 1.16% 1.15% May 1.22% 1.24% 1.21 H 124 1.32 H 1.21% July 1 23 1 25 1.22 H 1.35 1.23% 1.23% OATS— Dec. .54 V* .54% .53% 54% 54% .54% May .59% .59% .58% .59% .59% .59 % July .58 58 .50% .57% .57% .57% CHICAGO. Nov. 19. —Carlo*, receipt* were: Wheat 60. oats. 37; corn. 81: rye. 21; barley. 14. REGIONAL ZONING MEET Chicago Expert to Address Clubs at Chamber of Commerce. Indianapolis Federation of Com munity Civic Clubs and several clubs will unite in a regioniQzoning meeting to he held Fr.day the Chamber of C* rum* - e at 8 p. m. Jacobel Crane, consultant regional zoning of Chicago, will be principal speaker. Edward O. Snethen, federation president, said various clubs may unite In instituting a movement to plan for the city’s future growth by zoning surrounding territory for twenty-five miles. Luncheon clubs taking part are Scientech. Hotary and Kiwanis. LEGION MEET CLOSES State Adjutants Conference Discusses Routine Business. Annual conference of State adjutants of the American Legion, which Is being held at Legion headquarters. is expected to end tonight. National Chaplain Joseph Lonergan was one of the principal speakertoday. Routine business matters were discussed. Adjutants worked late Tuesday night to be able to eompi* to today's program. Banquet at which local members of the Forty and Eight were guests, was held Tuesday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Building Permits E. L. Voiis. foundation. 1348 E Kelly, $250. C. M. Berheide. dwelling. "846 Beauty. SBOO. Clinton I _ Lazenby. garage, 001 N Emerson. $325. Charles Barker, building. 4421 E Twen-ty-First, SI,OOO. K. O. Thomas, garage, 1355 N. Tuxedo, $350. C 5-nock, reroof. 2041 Ruck’e. ••r Hurel. reroof 534S O' tier. S3OO .V A Bogga. garag-- 1257 W ThirtyFirst. S2OO. Prices on Coal Indianapolis retail or al pfices as announced by dealers are Indiana Lump. $6 a ton: Coke. $10: Kentucky Lump. , $7.50: West Virginia Lump. $7: Pocahontas Lump. $9 75: min* run. $7: Anthracite, $16.50. (Wheeling. 50c a toe extra.)
New York Stocks (By Thomson A.- McKinnon I —Nov. 19— Railroads— At 12'45 Frev High. I,sw. p. nt. rinse. Atchison ..113% 113 113** JI3 B AO ... 71 70% 71 02% C ft r* SO*, . . SO 88 % C Ac V W 00% 69% 00*1 00% jC.. Kft P. 45% 42% 42% 41 % Erie 31% 31 31% 30% j r.T \*or pfd 72 .. 71% 70 Lehigh Vai 70% 70** 70% 70 ! ti,. par pfd (10% ... 68% 60 !N Y Cen 118% ... 118% 118% I Nor Pacific 70% 70% 70% 70 ! Nor ft W 126*, ... J 26 *, 17*' !>,. nsylvan.. 47** . . 47** 47% R. adi-.g On *, 66*, 66*, 66% i vo a* [*ay 75% 7.V’ 77> % 77>% JSo Pacilie 103’, 107** 107% 103 |St Paul pfd ’■'% 25** 25% 75% !Stl.Ac 8 y 56' 3 55 % 55% .* •% i Union Pa - 14* % 147% 148'* 147'-, j Wabash pfd 56% 55% 56', 55% | Rubbers—— ; Goodyr pfd 78% .. . 78% 78% |f s Rub. 3.81, 37% 38 Vj 37% Equipment*— Am IjOco . . 65', 85 85 84*, ; 1-. :’,j I .CO 177 *, 126% 127 125% :G> n K c.. 27% 773 273 275% jI- 1... ail .137 135 137 134% W F!*e, 65 64*, 64% 61 ’7 1 Brt hl#*h**n\. -4 4r> 1 4 4’*'•* 4.!^ ■ Colo . *o*4 4040 S 40 l *i :Cr icible .. 00 * 2 **s *'•' 04 : f 70S 70V 70 Rer> l 5, S. . .'*o . . . 50 50 ( % Stcc 110% 116*4 11 6 S llrtVa Motors— Am Fo*oh. S C7S 'ZT Chin Mot . 33 S 33 33’s 37 S (,e., M,,t . 50 \ .s.o** •'>'♦ \ M.-i.’K M'lt 114 1 2 113S 114 1 2 117 S Mar v i A 77 S 7 7 77 ' $ 7iS Ma< Mot B 32 31 32 30 •* -t . . 47 *IV 41 \ 41 a War 5*7 S 57 . ~ j Timken . . 30%, .. . 30** "* • In Nickel . 7’ ' ... 20 20% T.ft 8 .. 84‘, . (dppers Anaroala . 80% 89% 39% 39 K-!>-. o t t . 49% ... 49% *9% Oil.— Cofeien ... 78% ... 78% 75% Si S’* Pv o,: . . C-L-* 54% 51% ;;4 4"c -v--. 1 t! . 61 2 . ••! s *>i S-, 0:1 NJ. 37% 37% 37% 37% Mr. air ... 17% .- 1' % 1;% Tex-ie Cos 43 42% 43 43 Indu-trials — A1 t hen .7-% 77% Am Can ..155% 15.9 155 150*-, Ac er Ice.. . 97% SS% 87% An! 'V ",1,-1 6 . 62% 63 . 6 % Co--a Cola.. 7:*% "9% 7 s * Coot C-tn . 5*% 5* *4 5* % !•*-* Dav-.son Ch 43 % 42% 43% 42% Fvu lhayers W, , 88% 88% 8S In Parer . 5-1 ... 50 50 I: ; ! % 160% 102’, 101 % V, ,p. > w 4* 4 - % 4''% H-* . 145 143 145 147 C s C I 1* .14' . . 147 143% C S In A 8:1 % 85% 86 86% Am T ft T 129% 129% 173% art I:.- ' or 34 ... 34 33% I:: M 5! pfd 41% ... 43% 43-, Foods— Am S., ir. 47*% ... 4 4 , c , r 44’, 44 % 44'-s ' Cor:. IT-el;. 39% * 39% 38% i- * loyal i ’ '9 OH 29% rob.teeo*— Am T-.b 162% ... 162% ir. 7oil P R> 68’* 68 68% 67% Commission Market juices h**M Ht *i*ly at tb corami*lon Rw'*ipt<i ' v, *r-* not - . ai:\* heavier t; an h<*vo j •r* i*\ an? t; mt* this week Apr: n the b* the ri<>iT promtnent in th** :;r*s* Potato have *%• for ht*cl !-i*P Or* account nf the reported heavy yie.d. Frniti —Fancy . ! .*' ins. 57 50 a hbl : far.cv Deitfiovi M'U ’* a tny; fancy Wca:thv?i 75 .70 a t.t L: Grim a Golden. .•> a bo' fancy New York Kii;£S. t 5 50 a bbi Ar ._ ; .s (l - —fv: a boy. 1 irn- -it* —o I<V? a pound Cmf .: —-California Honey Dew® ‘ - v>- 0 C t ,vks 3?> 0 a half >*ox Cer*'rntals <575. t,r - - —Ft V Cl ! -r*’-a Kn'yrorg ' v A’ !-- c - C‘ * rds Tr fi\:i •; b,%% ; M • Lnr.y Bluet*. f *rs:* . 51 .*afi i: dr ?. —Extra fancy California Wen--17 dp T-t -V-’ is. 57 50 Vi 5; FI or id aa, ’ if, -JSs, <7 ti 75 I'e.ira—Far* y } > m-grown Ki^fcra. 1 ; o buahei: cx*.*a ianry N. Y. D An, a. Ih'rsiQiznons —Fancy Indutfias. $1.50 a crate. Yctrctahtce P.^ans—Fancy Southern Greens. $4 50 a bushel. jje*.**—Fancy homegrown. dozen btihehes. $1 busliel. Cabbago—-Fancy Holland §ec*d, IVi<3 2c pov.nd. Carrots —$1 25 a bushel. Cucumber* —Homo-grown. $1.75© 2 a dozen. Es?plant—*l 75 a dozen, Kndive —50c dozen. Kai* —65c a bushel. Le-v.ucft—Fancy Iceberß*. $5 a crate, home-grown leaf. $1 a fifteen pound basket. Sfar.trr>^%—Home-grown. a bushel. Of-iona —?pa:.if*h a crate; Indiana white. *?” 50 % 100-ib sack; Indiana yellow*. >1.75 Indiana KM. $1.75; not house preens. 45c dozen bunches. l*tr%* y—Home-grown. 50c dozen bunches Radishes—Buttons, hot house. 90c dozen bu:. Fong red or white 50c dozen. Rutabagas—sl f:fty-!b. basket. Snina'-h —$2 a bushel Squash—Fancy sugars 34f4c a pound. T unat* **t —Fancy California repacked. ?> % *iv ' ft* 'rata. Turnips—Sl 25 a bushel. Potatoes Fan-y Michigan round white $l9O a 150 bn: bag Itfd River Early Old os. SI.BO a 120p ► Idaho Russetß. 53.25 a 120loi ::d bag. dia< as. S3 a bushel: Arkansas $2.25 a Sweet Potatoes—Virginia f A 75 a barrel; <o*tra fancy Jersey®. $3 bushel; Inbush'r Marriage Licenses Muh-r- I, V.-it-a 23 Fi. Harriaon -<tl ,dit-r. H.-avl K Wood. 22. Edxfwoud. In i. Hwry f.iik-, I*. 3836 K. Flfpy-iith. 166n:*mt fiuishrr; ?<eirn K. Suthdriln 18 3221 Now .md. Vr*n, Rnt.v.r.cn 43.713% Mutikuirum. [janitor: Martha flood- 4o 111a Fay-tto Alexander Spink. 78. .8006 Winthrnp. l>oil< rniakTT Koiuna A West. 28 AOMiJ ssh ’hr ■:>. domeslie rititirn ffriaries B. M ir*ia!l 29 1033 Goorl'.-t. <au:u,-r Blar-he N. Pierporit, 23. 3009 . E '-V ,i .hmirt'in, Krv.':R N< ? -nn 77 710 irrtlf . pr.-,f,., r ion-I: Ri'da E. B.trnem.m. 21. 7134 'onatin-. stenographrT K f<- Wood. 30.2352 Kenwood fore- ! ma-i t iro F G-*yvv 19. ’£>; v N lk-i!o Vi. u PL. stenographer Births B#y, Karwo arid Ix-oa Washington. 2336 N ■ Arsiii,.|. Lt- nlo arid Marl- Jaeknon, 409 Bmlth. John and Thelma Motley. 1*220 W Twenty-Fifth. C'nr*:: >• and Minnie Wharton. 1038 W Wa'iiut r i-iif-y and Dorothy Caster. 3027 N. Capitol. Mudison and Ila Cox 621 Spring. Tr.i and Gertrude Wells. Methodist hospital. Afhur and Ruth Barnard. Methodist hospital. r'. lwin and Katherine Frarer. Methodist hospital. I Titian and Alma Tilly. M-thodlst hoapitai. K ily and Millie R inker. r .ac E. Miami John and Today Jones. 1863 S. Keystone. Olris Harold snd Mary Day. 14f> N. Sheftmin and Mabel Pedlow. Methodist hospital. tries ar.d Flora Stolte. Methodist hospital. Deaths Sotomnn A. Brill. 41, 1120 N. Pennsylvai.ia amrina pcctoria. Samuel Whit® Tracy. 81. 2.714 N Alaban *t pneumonia. CJpiifvicve O Rourko. 5, 628 N. Dcarburu lobnr pneumonia Fran!; Mw *r. 8.3. 339 W. Thirty-First. art r;<s<*lcroßis. ,J A R*n;( k, 63. city hospital, chronic myocarditis. HaftkH! Hutchinson, 61, 2150 Shriver. cerebral hemorrhnse. Ethan Allan Brown. 81. 1555 Ashland j cerebral apoplexy. Mary E. Lucas. 81. 88 Whittier Place. ! arteriosclerosis. Kate Wade Anderson, 50. 118 E. North, chronic myocarditis.
HOGS STEADY TO 15 DENIS DIODES Bulk, However, Is 10c Lower at [email protected], —Hog Frier, llav by Pay— Nor. Bulk. Top Receipts. 13 926 71 956 10 60 15.000 j 14 925 (ft 9.50 10 00 13.000 I 15 r* .>u 940 J 0 00 9 500 9 15® 930 985 0.000 J 4 8 7.5® 925 10 00 17.000 19 8.75(2 9.15 9.8.5 17.000 flog prices at tho local yards moved Irregularly Wednesday. Heavy porkers were 10@15c higher at f0.75@9-85. Top was 15c lower : at ?9.55 and the bulk of sales was j about a dime lower than Tuesday’s jat |[email protected]. Receipts were estl- | mated to 17,000, but activo buying fi-om the start indicated a good clearance. Light lights wbre irreg ularly higher at Lights were steady at $8.75!??5*. S>ws were steady and pigs were slightly higher at $6#8.75. Smooth packing sows were quoted at $S r.0%5.i. and roughs were quoted at $8 down. Medium nixed hogs sold higher, about 150. at $9.25®9.50. There wero 253 holdovers No improvement was noted in cattle trading Receipts of 1.200 lad little good to choice stock, and this had the usual depressing eoect on The market. Trices, however, held fairly well to Tuesday's level. Me dV.im quality heifers showed a slightly lower tendency in some cas. * Medium *o fair butcher h !f----ers were quoted at. ss’.; 7.50. Medium to good rows sold at s3.o' >. Medium handywelght steers were quoted at $8®8.50 and common plain steers were quoted at SB-25 n . A sale of yearlings was made at 110.50. Veals mad a sharp drop of $1 on slackened demand Top was sll and •he hulk cf good veals sold at slo® i 0.50. Mediums at $8 .?9 and common tV.ln calves at f ®7 were fully .?! lower. R-ceipts were 800. Sheep and lamb prices ruled tep.,iy or. normal demand. Choice native lambs brought $13®T3.50 Sab s cf choice westerns were made nt 414 Medium to good mixed Inr-bs o’q Bl2 i 13. Heavy lambs held to Tuesday's advance and sold a* Jll®l2. Young ewes at $0 and medium heavy sheep at s4®s were steady Receipts were 600. ' C/K* hers 140-XO-lb IV J 875 'i 850 160 to ISo po ,n>U s ’O'C b 7 . •so ' ,)6 r.o nds ...... 875 o, 915 ids •- • • ' J; m "75 [FYd’s^p* .mil i‘ 75*0 995 I 14( po . ids down . 566 I't-.ii y sow* ........ 8 . a 8 , l.ijphl posh ... 8 00® 8 —Cnttfp—- . c*...,.., i -jo tv* up rbote— *l6 SO ■-II 75 9 00 r i! 50 Bt'cr* 1.666 t-> 1 260 !b . prime s' 5 choice 16 56 J 1 . 5 Plain 1 000 l '*“' ■ \ 9.i>o (h 'j .h< Ip’if'.rs , , .. 8 ..6 (g If* do rotmr.i.a to mediuoa cow*. .. 3 .'0 j. 4:o C 2 ole— .... . 506 ' ; i* . '■ 2 56 ChcT - v-vls *ll 00 I uh:w.-iiht veils 8 06 ,- 900 Gr.t, : veals 16 66® 10 56 Common iifisvV*’ 5,00'g 800 —Shevs and Iwimbs— Fhej.-e lambs 813 50 Ift 14 66 : M'sliums I! .9-- 12 *6 ; < 'Ull rifphs uot s•O.1 1 6 ("(9 Veariinir* • 7 o<>/f. 906 M-dium te choirs e-.ye*. .. 4 905; C* 06 Culls Other Live Stock FAST HT’FFALO. Nov 19 Catt>— IP .. ipts. 32.5 inaeiT-t. slow t. ,dy . s|.!p. p fct-c-r* 10 50 t.ut.-h-r -• rides. .7- - ' *1 7*.t5 50 (*i vriter,-*; ... 400: in irU: - aclive and st-'ni.v: c. ; t • ■ *3 .17 si,./ -and .i: s —Re * !!>'-, 1 860 market active, ismU 25c htxh-r she* p 50c higher: choice • 1-I*ll*l- *!•; (15 ca.’ to fat- 'l3 yen shep $3.50 3 9 i Receipt* 1 000; market a. tive 10 ■: 3.5 c ! higher. Vi.rk.r* *.h 25 <(£ 9.00 . p'.xs $8; mix*-*!, so' 905 heave-* $9.7541985; r - .ch* $ : 75--t8 stags s4fffl. PtTTSBt'RGH Nov 19.—Cattle.--Re-ceipts. light market, slow ■•hut-" > 44ft; good. $7 75® 8 8.5; fair. $0 75'(£7 ; veal calves. $12(a13 Sheep at:fl iambi— Receipts 4 dd: market fund prime weth ers $7.50®8: rood, s7®7 i0 fair mixed - . 15 : i-:it*s $11.50 415 I- - 20 d-1 market, higher: prime l heavy $9.8.5'a 9.90: medium. S!(.B(i't 9 85;heavy yorlt'-n* $9 05 U 9.80 Inrbt yock- rs. ;$8 .50® 8 75: pigs. $8 25 f<£ 8 s‘); roughs. $7.5(1 .1 8.50; slags $4 500J5 <l CINCINNATI. Nov 19 - -Cattl"—Receipts r,80: market, dull: shipping steers. goiKl to cholc. $8.50®9. Calves—Market st.-adv good to choice. $lO% 1 I Hogs ;—Receipts. 5.800: mariet lower Ki.od to ; ehot.s* pa*-k*TB and butehera. $9>’i1..50 ’ Sluvp—Receipts. 500; market. steady. to - Ice 1 - • I inibs -Market, strong; good to chol.Hi. sl3 ..64*. 14 TOLEIiO Nov 19—Hogs—Receipts. 760: market. 16c higher- heavy $9 50 ■( 9*55; medium $9.40-c M. 50: Yorkers s:*';{ 9.25; go(*1 pig*. $7 'it 775 Calves - -Market slow. Sheep and lambs—Market, CL EV El. AND, Nov 19.—Hogs—Rr- ; :pr* 5.660: market. 16c higher yorkers. $T* 469 .6 mtvel. $9 56**t 9.'15 . rnedi’ini, v.| 7i.! 9 a,5 jogs '-7.56 roughs. ss: e*„go $5 50. Cattle —Recctpls. 000 market, slow, unchanged Sheep and lamb* —R tpts 3,000: market, steady; lop sl4 75. Calves—Receipts 100, ncirket strong, top. sl2. POTATO YIELD SLUMPS Indiana Production Is .551,000 Bushels Ij*ss Than in 1923. I*otato production in Indiana, according to the Government monthly . crop report. Is 534,000 bushels less | than last year, there being a total yield of 7,300,000 bushels. The average yield per acre was 100 bushels. The slump in production was malnily due to smaller acreage. Quality ; is estimated at 89, one point below ' last year. I The 3,000 acres of sweet potatoes planted produced 330,000 bushels, an average of 110 bushels an acre. Last ; year's yield was 118 bushels an acre, with a total production of 334,000 bushels. Quality Is rated at 86, compared with 91 last year. Tank Wagon Prices (Gasoline prices dr? not include State ; tax of 2c a gallon.) GASOLINE — Energree. 17c a prallon; Purol. 13 W: KmJ Crown. 13 2c; Target. 13 2*; 5:!%% r Flash. 17c; Standard aviation. : 21.2 c; Sinclair commercial, 13.2 c. KEROSENE —Crystalire, 11.7 c; Moore j Light. 14 r*c; Perfection. 11.7 c; Standard i furnace oil. 10. tic under 200 gallons); i o.rti! (more than 200 gallons): Bright Light, 11.7 c: Sinclair. 12.7 c. NAPTHA—En*rgeo Cleaners, 18 sc; V. M. A P. 18.5 c; Standolind Cleaners. 18.5 c. Hay Market Prices Wagon load prices of hay and grain at : Indianapobs are as follows: , Hay—Timothy. No. 1. sls© 18 a ton: No. 2. $12(614; mixed. 10. 1, $12015: •No. 2. sl2*4 14. Com—Old. $1.0601.10: new. 70@75c. Oats—so 4i 53c.
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Indianapolis Stocks Rains bv stocks: Advance-Rnmclv com . 2V, : preferred, 6. American Creosoting. 'i , Belt B. R. com.. %; Century Bldg.. 1; Citizens Cas pfd. %: fndpls. St. Ry.. pfd.. d Oil (Ind ‘. I|: Wabash pfd. 1 Losses: T. H . I. ft E. com.. 2; preferred. 4 Gains by bank stocks: Indiana Trust, 2. Losses: Indiana National. 1. Rains by bonds: Citizens Gas 6s. %. Losses; Citizens St Ky . % Ind pis. St. Ry. 4k. %; Union Traction Bs. %. Stocks Bid. Asked. Advonee-Rmnely com ..... 11 % 13 Advance-Rumplr pfd 44 4.5 Am Central Life 266 ... Am Crpogoting pfd 98% ... Belt R R com 75% 77 Beit I- R pld 52 *.. Century Bldg Cos pfd 98 ... Cities Services com • . Citizens Gas Cos com 29 39 Citizens Gas pfd ,103 ti 106 Indiana Hotel com 100 ... Indiana Hotel pfd 101 ... Indiana Pipe Line ... Indiana Title Guaranty . .**lo7 . . . Indpis Abat Cos pfd 50 Indpls Gas 52 % . . Indpis ft Nnrthw pfd 35 40 Indpis ft Southeastern .... . 46 Indpis St Ry ptd 53 sli Mer Hub Util pfd 8!' i üblic Savings .......... 12 ... 1. Fi rt-'izes pH ... 49 ... Standard Oil of Indiana ... 80 ’j . . . Sterling Fire Ins Cos 10 V* ... T H Tra, ami Light C 0... 99 .95 T Jt I ft E com 2 4 % T H I ft F. pfd 20 24 Union Trae of Ind com 3 Union Trac of Ind Ist pfd.. 9 18 Union Trae of Ind 2d pfd.. 5 Van Camp Ist p*d 160 Van Camp '’ I pfd 106 Vandaiia t.’ont Cos com 3% t it (alia Coal <'•• pfd 714 Wab Rv Cos corn I S % ... Wab Ky Cos pfd . . 5.5 58 (Sink Stocks Aetna Tr and S iv Cos. . . .105 Bankers Trust Cos. . 17.5 City Trust Cos .103 Con National Bank 105 110 Farmers Trust 210 ... Fidelity Trust Cos 1531* ... Fletcher American ..141 Fletcher Sav ami Trust C0..211 220 Indiana Nat Bank 252 262 Indiana Trust Cos 715 220 Live Sto-k- Kx Rmk 170 Marion C stv Hank. . ..1 50 M*-r Nat Bank 302 . . Peoples State H-ir.it ... . 195 . . State Sav and Tr Cos. ! ! ! !<2 102 Union Trust Cos . ..... .3.7i .355 Wash Bank and Tr Cos ...150 Bonds Belt R R Stocks s'ards 6s. . 8” Broad Ripple f> 72 S, 7314 C(>ntra! Id Gas 6 90% 92 Centra! Ind Power Cos .... 90% Citizens Ga< 7s 167% 103% CH ••• Gas 6s 93 P 5 Citizens St it R 5s 86 86% Ind Coke and Gas and 91 ... Ind'ana Hotel .5s 95 Ind N-.rtl -rp 5s 9 • ... Ind Ri and Lt 6s 91 % ... Ind Union Tr 5s 25 . . Indpis Abattoir Cos 7%s 101 1 03 % Ip.d (5,1 ft So Os 96 106 Indpis Gas ,5s 93 os Indr’* Light arid lb at 5s . 98 ft* Inriols ft Martitirvilie 49 51 Ird * ft North 5* 4! 41 Ind.'s ft Vf.rthwestern .... 67 55 Indp's ft No ltl.castern 25 Ind - % St Rv '* tit 65 ird- -s Tr* - T-r u 5s 91 *-i 94 I rid >’ Union Ry s '*. ' po% Hid .*s Water 4%s 91 ■* l>7 '% Indpis Water .5 % s .. .. 99% lieu* Interstate Hcb S-rv 5s .... 94 % T H r ft E 5s *'.9 % 72% T If Trae and Lt -5s . . . . 83 Union Tra*- 6s 32 55 LHiertj Ronds l.iG -tv Loan Ist 4 -* a 101 id 161 6 ' 1 ibert'v I.fi-ui 7d 1% 101 60 101 08 Liberty 1- an 3d 4% * K'l 20 161 36 Libert'. Loan 4tn 4% - 16-: 60 Ur.: ! 1 U s, Treits.iry 4's 10.5 30 105 50 Sales SO,OOO Liberty n d 4% at 101.00 Produce Markets Stripy s' ■ : N<- C ur 4 ~ • % r, n.s j n • • • ■*: - 4 t Dm lOc; cocks !••••: uprinjr-rs 18 rn ■ 1 y v rliovi i :'*% p *>• oft tom f.irn* yi youn? r.-i t 'Tkcyn : w diu'k* ± r*i> >it' 1 j:*'cm** iu p* ’. l up l-c: n, r . i j p fy . --s t> F t 7.'*: voir.- c'ii'.''- p - ■ t"’ 3 *■• rv . r. k bui-U • err3 !• cil i- *,- * % a- lb Habb;U. s*3 jU ilu/eii dravA ii Ni’W YORK Nov 10,—F!n*.:r -P 31 r Q\itrt mw r-F.’ * t 33 0 L.-fcrd- Urns. rnlilwf*s*t Fl.'-7.'. lilt)'.‘s, S- Raw firm; ■•'ntrif- .%! U(\ ?• t 3 POf r*ftnl. firmer: iirat;ulat**i Ulo No 7 72 rn.f.H No 4 V- Ta . -* —Stror.sp-i- h;m to evtra. U \ -i )-•* Hav—Qi* w-t N•; 1. sl3.*. So 3 Ilu f r - ■ •*••• lUt'X 1 :*.•*: ■}.! Ker.H 'M oto fowln I • 3‘.> rtiiekP i!;V. 3D.- d'D-kw. Is* t\|T leArif! turkey'* -.:*' a r*ioter. 17 *; L*l i’Nki' hroii- rs f’he* -e -- Firmt-r. • •.$ • *.k, ••otnrtifei to hp* eiaU. I H ><l 73 • Stu.f r* cknn - home to K>* rials 1 ‘ lower K-a.!-** oe. Rut ter — Firno r, :%•* *iptn. ive3*U ereamtTy extras. 44c; special rrark-f. II "f t'• Stir*’ dairy tuM Firm. r*c* tpU. rp.;s : nearby whin* t vit-w 8i 'U*<U': fr.-Hii first a Ml'hil'h*. Ft :b‘ coasts, 4 (tQ bih' . nearby browns. f % j. ri.KVETe \NI> Nov HI.- -Rutter in luVv*. extra i*. 'if 47 1 - a e ext a ftrsU. 43 s *v (>t 14 Sc firsts 41 Sj 'a 4V p-u'Kirnc. 37 a "Hr: standard. 43 ! f*. Egfir—Ereh r ith*Tfsl r.ort ,‘iemft '" raw. ; cx tra ti'sii .'*4' Oijio fir-nt-* wcHtcrn firsts f 4 c. Pon’try Five p ■ hv; fowlp '-'lit iijrhf. Ifi Ms. . heavy nprin<rT9. :)' 2. 1 i trti t roosters. 15<Til7c: <*neks I S f ti ‘.'fie , i*'s*’ lfi <>i 70c turkeys, 3f '3 3Hr, l > ntatocg—Michigan. SI (• ’> 4% 1 7.4 per 1 T>o pound en-*as: Muin'* SI 74 a6 I ft.'f Idaho Sfi: New York. $1.75 •<K 1 K>. ELDERLY PERSONS HAWKINS TARGET (< on;lmpul From I*Ago Oneil licnn* W. Kiel, maynr of St. testifi—i that William S.icka. St. IvOiiln millionaire, hod borne a good reputation. Kiel gave tdmilar testimony eftnoerning Maeey Wilson, chairman of tlie board of the International Life Insurance Company of St. Ijouis. another defendant. William Webb on Stand William Webb of Dallas. Texas, a defendant, founder of tho United States Homo Builders, a loan company taken over by Hawkins, testified he never received anything for his interests In tho Home Builders. He was given a note for $65,000 secured by Hawkins preferred stock, be said. He acted as manager of tho Homo Builders a few months under the direction of Hawkins, but he refused to advise holders of contracts with the Home Builders to exchange them for Hawkins stock, he said. Cross-examination of Webb began this afternoon. Character witnesses on the stand today were C. W. Hmalley of Indianapolis, fur John T. Sutton, defendant; John O'Neal of St. Louis, Mo., for William Sacks; Dr. G. J. Berry of Portland, Ind., for Anderson; Mucy Wilson of St. Louis, Mo., for William Sacks, and Kinorson McQriff of Portland, Ind., for Anderson. Metal Indinn Returned, Police today returned the metal' Indian stolen recently from in front of the cigar store of IT. G. Reger & 1 Son, 516 E. Washington St. It was : found with a tombstone, two police i semaphores and a red lantern at j Forty-Sixth St. and the Monon Rail-1 road Tuesday night.
‘suicide; says PASTOR HUSBAND (Continued From Page 1) children have furnished acceptable alibis. Nothing New Detectives spent the night in Bexley, an exclusive residential and university district, looking for clews, but reported to police today that they had turned up nothing new. They interviewed professors and students of Capital University and neighbots of the Sheatsley family in an effort to learn if any strangers had been lurking about in that vicinity and found every one completely baffled. King spent part of the nighs at the night at she parsonage, where he learned that Clarence, the pastor's 16-year old son, was first to discover his mother's body in she furnace, but that he said nothing about it previously, preferring that his father make the matter known to the police. The pastor came home from mak ing several pastoral calls at 4:30 p. m., and noticing the odor of burning flesh, went to the furnace, where he found his wife's charred bones sizzling on a lied of coals. Search for Acid King also conducted a search for a bottle of carbolic arid, which Clarence reported missing from a rnedi- < ;ne cabinet in th* parsonage Wlcn the missing bottle was not found. Coroner Joseph Murphy, who still maintains that he has not completely given up the belief that Mrs. Sheatsley may have killed herself, took several of the charred bones to the State chemist for analysis. Seldom in she history of American crime have rhe authorities faced such fi complete mystery as that of Mrs. Sheatsley's death. It Is devoid of the usual elements of crime cases. A thorough enmbirc.' of B xiev h s turned nn r:o motive for murder The ShearsL-ys lived peaceably, two of 'he chiMri-n attending Capita] Nn I varsity and the two gir! the pro e school-: They find lived in the same house for eight years and the breath of ■ an ’ i! had never so much as touched them A “(.dd f*end” Robbery is a “cold lead.” ns vainaides in the house were not disturbed. The little community is horrorstricken Tin* wealthy residents i it believe that M™. Sheatsiey could have crawled in on the bed of glowing coals, knowing her ns they diil. for a woman inclined to shrink from pain, and yet they cannot re oncile then.*- lv.-s to tho belief that such a crime has been committed in their mi is*. RETURN PERCENT IS WATER POINT (Continued From Ihige One) will fail h* avlest upon the small consumer, and that the new rates are approximately 13 per • ent higher thin 'lc- > now in effect. Alta*-’-, upon 'ho rate of depreciation and pr. *• of new pipe given by company experts were to he made by the city at the afternoon session in an t ff**rt to hold down the rate base valuation Flub Dues Bald Ogden also sa.d he would show that the company paid annual dues of $l5O to ii,.- 1 .’idianapolis Athletic Club for C. L Davis, vice* president and general manager of the company. and Lad engaged in an extort elv- advertising campaign, although it enjoyed a monopou He said ho would object to th.v-o expenditures being considered by the commission in fixing the rate La.se. He also said the company bore a large slum* in expense of maintaining an office at Phi ulelphla, l'a., an i that ho would object to this item Jlrgal testified that the new rates would yield approximately $2,547,r.t‘4 in 1925. Meiers '■vice Money On cross-examination lie admitted that installation of meter service will result in a saying to the company in the amount cf water pumped. He F iji' that about 6,000 consumers, row on a fiat rate will be put. on metered service next y.-ar, and he estimated, that 4,085 new meter users will im added. Leonard Metcalf of Boston, utility engineer, testified that the proposed rates would yield a not revenue of $1,276,000, an increase of $299,515 over the return, should the present rates bo kept in effect. At the bearing a year ago Benjamin Perk, testifying for the city, estimated the increase at $300,000. Company experts placed the figures more than SIOO,OOO lower. Metealf outlined a program of improvements and extensions for 1925 which he said would amount, to sl.260.000 Tills included laying of 28.4 miles of new pipe. Youth Killed by Auto By Times Rperial WINCHESTER, Ind., Nov, ,19.Injuries received when ho was struck by an auto while he was pushing another ear out of a ditch proved fata! today to Elwood Nowman, 22. 39 LEGAL NOTICES CITT ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tndian.vDolts. Ind.. Nov. 18, 1024. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nett-e is hereby given by tho Board of Public Works ot the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, that, on the 17th day of November. 1924 they approved an .'i-ie-*jm*sit roll showing the prims fade assessments for the following described public improvement. as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11816. GEORGIA STREET, From east property line of Olivo Street, To west, property line of Leota Street. By grading 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 24 feet; curbing hoth eide9 of the roadway with Stratified Limestone, Berea Sandstone, Granite or 6x24 inch Concrete curb: providing 24 lineal feet of 4xt 8-inck Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or 14 x2x2-inoh Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified; resetting 2 inlet, wps to curb grade. Also extending all water, gas, sower and
39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) other private service connections to property line, whero not already in. All to boas shown on plan and as speelfied. Persons ’interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said city hns fixed Friday, November 28, 1024, 2:60 p. m. as a date upon which remonstran.-cs will he received, or heard. against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such iots or tracts of lands have been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roll, or in a. gr ater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on file mid may he seen at the office of tho Board of Public Works of said *-Hy CHARLES E. COFFIN W 11. FREEMAN, M J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. JVov. 19. 20, 21 22. 24. 25. 26. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind Nov. 18, 1924 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given bv the Board O* rubife Works of she City of Indian a I>oli, Indiana, that if is desired and deemed necessary to make the following describe-! pchlic improve merits in the City of Indianapolis, as authorized by the foj. owing number'd Improvement resolution, adopted by >i'd Board on the 17th dav of November 1924 Improvement Resolution No. 1°1!B Nov 17. 1924 FIRST ALLEY NnRTH OF LOWELL A VE. Fr- m vest property line of first alley east of Graham Avc.. pr- nerty line of Bolton Ave Bv gracint -eel paving the ~ :< v v, tth A^oha.t Vsphaltie Concrete. Core-rete or T<nc’,( 'nd on a ft in-'h gravel concrete Inundation, freni fi inehes of property line to fi indies of property line, to a uniform width of 14 fed A.sr, extending .-t!i water gas cewe- ' i 1 " -dice servl-s- ennr.ae,'i„„, to , Top, rfv line where not already In All to be as shown on plan and n* -peei- ( Ad work dine In the making of said fieserilied pubiic improvements shall be o: accordsr. -* with the t, T . ;! , an d condiHons of the Improvement resolution, as “. Limbered adopt- !bv f I; ~-j . . ' on the above named day. and detailed, drawings plans, profiles an-I specifications whi--h are on file and mav “ f *t:d Board of 1 "' r *t °f ihe < :ty of IndianapoUa she sad Board of Public Works has ■U" Men day. Dee s ipng at o ~>] o, .k ‘ 1 , a * 11“ In s--.I - Citv .as the time and p,.aee *,. P the „ n h6.. -.,, ~l,rat-on of the pre:>os| improvi-met • at whl h time ' >' blfc W, rks will hear all t -r.ons tm-rcsts-d , :r ., rm „. rt7 „ ” *" ss-d for aid improve - 1 t . to he bs . f V* . '. ',' *' ■' *9ll equal • ' ’ ' ’ . . ... CHARLES E rOF , Fl^ ork# * W H FREFXfAN* , M. .1 SPENCER qe.oC f W " rk “ i:>lJ of Indian- _ Nov id and "fi 19"4 ‘*i TY A DVERTIS F. M ENT I'KPARTMENT OF PI7BIJC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis ind ig iqei TO t WHOM IT MAY CONCERN f'uh'l'- 1 w/'ui'Sfr7f‘v ”4 * fil'd ianare • 1 "J !:*>' It t. -lesiroT and ihcrned "*- xr y f “ v- t*>* f'l.iow inc *’ ■' *••• i n:prrv-t.fn."*.'-i in ?> : y Hty of Inch ‘•••horlr-l hr fr.;),,u-tn‘ir ! ,‘ Tl ' ;n' •*v rn***; rwnliitTm# ;u!optv>*rr!i* 'i * *‘4 ar 17th day of NoN 17 ' "j Fin ST AM KY YOUTH P LOWKI.I. AVE. tm Av • Avr.nn^ l r Lf-uJ, ..* ii:d j, t \ J* tho allf\v with lu<l *h-\it % -'!)?.ltl'l■* nilicrt'tA. <*o!(■**••• If* or 1*' <-•! v*.i %** iu-*h jrrav** l •■onur#*t * 1 ■. ’ i : , n* i ■ j;: ?!<>•■: .• ;• •.•••* * f pror*rtv iP'.n u •• •• him. tu u uniform width of 1 ! *' s >*. or.d:: nH vuiV'f cart f - (•rivatf conr^o- ’• . *•* ••*• v s shaw.M and . ’>!an aid aa w. ? t?! ' *rmjs ar.d oondiU :. •> {'mra nsnu-d day. at' lh, detail, .. plan* pr >fl and nr 'tfi-M! he's v.-. are -• f e and mav !"• 9• 9 Ike 'f if *. ■! Beard of Pub U.rl.s ,: the i.’itv n* Indiananolta The ! Beard of Public Work a hi* fixed Monday l'.~- 8 192 1 at 2 o'cle * P m .at :!•■ in ~vd the a6il P i'S* * T the tutitlt< ere sideratton cf *■■■' p' . "S'.; -•.-proven-, nt. at tic.c -v,-' Poar ’ of i’ . \v,,rk wi’ 1 ar -a!' tt f‘ pritpfr?v ii%t*4* f> N* ftfor s’lch tniff 'in*,! th.o to th* Chty -f Indtannpoiis will t.jvJ the Mtimated -•ost tllf-r.aif By order of th- Beard of Public Works CHARLES E COFFIN W H FREEMAN. M .1 SPENCER. Boa-d -if Public W* :s. City of Indianapolis Nov 19 ?fi I $24. CITY .A 11V KRTIBEM FNT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indian-ipe| Ind. Nov 18. 1924. TO WHOM IT may CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by h Board of lb:IIIic Works of the r-tt> of Indtynapnlla. 1 nil.ana that on the 17th day of November. 1924. they .approved an a as. ssmetit roll showing the prltna faeie mcs. st.r.l-;:t for ti.e following des-s-its-d public improve meat, as .authorized by flu* improvement reat.lotion nau •.! Imvrovcm*-nt Ri-sointion No. 11955. FIRST ALLEY FAST OF RINGGOLD STREET. From south pruta-rly line of Tlervey Street. To south property line of first alley soutit of Hervev Street t running cast.) By grading and paving the alley with Asphalt. Asphaltic Con.-rote. Concrete nr Brick, laid on a ti-tueh gravel isaneretc foundation from fi inches of property line to fi tnci.es of property line, to a uniform width of 14 feet: resetting 1 manhole top to grade. Also extending all water gas. sewer arid other private service connections to prop ert.v line, where not alt .tdy in. A!! to tn: as shown on plan and as specified. Persona interested in or affected by said deg. Titled pui>lie improvement are tiereby notififai tliat the Board of Public Works ot said pity has fixi-1 Friday. Nov 28. 1924. 2 P m. as a date upon which re monstranees will be received or heard, against the amount assessed against each pc a of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lota or tracts of land have been or will lie benefited m the amounts named on said roll, or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. bain assessment, roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to bo assessed, is on file and may be sron at the ofttix* of the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. If. FREEMAN. M. J SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianatiapolis Nov. 19. 20. 21, 28. 24, 25, 26, 1924_ . CHW ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF I’UBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind . Nov 18. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by file Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, : Indiana, that on the 17th day of November, 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments ] for the following described public improvement. as authorized by tho Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11930. FIRST ALLEY EAST OB’ SEVILLE AVENUE. From north property line of first alley north of Twelfth St., To south property line of second alley north of Twelfth St. By grading and paving the allev with Asphalt. Asphaltic-Concrete, Concrete or Brick, laid on a fi-inch gravel concrete foundation from 6 inches of property line to (5 inches of property line to a uniform width of 11 feet. Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to property line, where not. already in. All #o 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 Friday. Nov. 28. 1924, 2 p. m„ as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against the
(Continued) I amount, assessed against each piece of property described in said rnii and will determine the question as to xvriether such iots 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 roil showing said prima laeio assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to bo assessed, is on file and may tie seen at tho office of the Board of Public Works : of said city. CHARLES E, COFFIN, W H. FREEMAN. ; , M. J. SPENCER. : Board of Pubiic Works. City of Indian- . apolis. JiTov. 19. 26, 21. 22. 24, 25, 26, 1924. ~ FITY ADVERTISEMENT | DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFB’ICE OF THE BOARD tn<lianapoHß, Tnd., Nor. is. J 924, iTO WHO M IT MA Y CONCE RN : Notice is hereby piven by the board of ; public works of t.h® city of Indianapolis, ! Indiana, tliat on the J7th day*of Novem- ! >*®r, 1374. they approved an assessment I roll showing the prima facie assessments for the following* described public im ; as authorized by the improvement resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11954. FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF lIERVEY STREET. From east property lino of Rinsrsrold Strict. To west property line of first alley east of Ringrgrold Street. By grading 1 and paving l the alley with Asphalt. Asphaltic-Concrete. Concrete or iiriek, laid on a <)-in *h gravel concrete foundation from ♦> inehes of property line to <5 inches of property line, to a uniform width of 14 font. A iso **xtending all water, gas. Fewer and ! o*he** privat* serve*® connections to prop- ’ * i ty line, where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as speci- : fled. Persons ir.terestr>d in or affected by said : r’*p.rir-f*d public improvement are hereby s,oUth*d that th® hoard of public works of said city has fixed Friday. Nov 28, 1074 7 p m as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, •-•inst. the amount fss--*#eed against each’ 1 1 ‘‘ r * of property degcribed in said roll, 'ind will detepn-ine the Question as to wlc't!>'•;* - or tract-; of land have been or will h* oent fiteil m the amounts ; ar: ti on sai l rol’, - r n; a £.-r**ater <*r less ‘-um than that nanc*,j <iri nsd roll S.*ud >-:*!* nt. roil showing said prima facie, assessments. with the ramus of owners and de.uuriptions of property sub.f'ct to !>• assessed, tr* on file and may b* Ht*en at the uflice of tho board of works of said city. CHARLES E COFFIN 'V H FREEMAN M J SITNTKR Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Sov IP gl. 77 24 25. Cfi. 1024. CIT Y AJ> V F.RTIS EM ENT DEPARTMENT OF PTTiILIO WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tndianapdis. Ind. Nov is 10C4 ; TO WHOM IT MA V iMM* ]■:]{S ■ % d:ce 1-* hereby given by B.va.rd of W.-rks f th f • Tnd'ana;*o]:. Ui'hina. that n*i the 17th day of Novem* her- U>'M they approveii an assessment r**■ 1 show;fie jc’.niH facie. Assessments for the following .■i“s*-*r:i>ed public improvement authr/r:r**it by the Improve* :;%■,* Reso’utiojj named: In provumunt R- o! >fion No. 11018 FIRST ALLEY K \-T OF REVILLE AVENUE. From so*;rh prop.-rty :no of first alley j so-.th of Brookside Avenue. ”■ f* l -Tth property lire* of Coyner Avtv • • gTadtng ard pav'nr the alley with -' i t Asphiiittc-Concrete Cr!/>7*of * oy **•• -Aid on a tUirc;- grave) concrete b .o laticn from b in. of property line ; to f* i:.-■:.*of property line to a uniform width i) f*et. Also oxtcndmiT all water gas sewer and M ther private mrvs.'c connections to proprty line, where not a'r'*udy m A l to l>e as ah(. wn on plans and as h'Ts-'ns interested in or affe-*tcd by said ;e<ierib-d ; i.b;i-* tmprovenicnt ar-* herebv : ot.fie-.l that th. Hoard of I’liblic Works oi sa:d *• *y has fi*. ■' Friday N,*v v^th. ; m. a.** a -iate upon which r*mon--'ran ffi will ty* re .*jv 1 or heal'd. asra:uat f ‘ ** 'o:* *..nt h.- d tinT e.*i**h p:o- of I'.rofsTty ii. saui r%)!l and will dArmUi** the fj ?*tio". j-* t* whether such hai been r J ••.<■3;. and in tic* ifnouM-* named on said - • ” m a greater or less a.*:n than named 'Nv'.d ass.-ssrnent roll showing said pnma fac:c assessments, w.’h tic* names of own- ♦ ar-ui des T-puons <*f subject to 1' •* :i**- *sed 13 u<n flp* a i vv l>e at th * .!’?.• *-• of the Hoard of Public Works of e-aid city. CHARLES K COFFIN, w U I/REF.MAN. M I SPENCER Beard of Public Works City of Indian* apolis Nov 1I ! ■)_C_[ i fi: 78 IPT4 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD T'-diannp%' * Ind., Nor JR 1974. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice ;S h‘r* by v :-.wu by the Hoard of Pah';.* W rks • ' th * City of Indianapolis. lu-..a .a. that U dei:.*d and deemed to m *!{•’ t! •• followinc do*vri!v*d •*i:h. im prove merd- in th** Cry %f India:.ap**';• is 0.-ti? and by th- fn.’lowmg n u ml v T'st I m pr. -w men t Rt -po! u t ions. idnpted By said Hoanl on tho 17th day of Novemtvr. IHCI. Improvement Resolution No ICII4. N *vc!nber 17. 1974. FT i'TV-SEVENTH STREfTT, From ca.t line of pavenuint iu Meridian Str-'ct. To west i*r<.{<*Tty line of College Avstine Kx •• pt the intersections of Pennsylvm .i St"' * l)e;aware Street Washington Bou'evard Central Avenue and Broadway. By t:: *ub.:ig the ro niway from curb line to rb l•: t<* i uni Bonn *.\idth of fi*o ft.: gradipir iho* <*f the intersectingstrv rs and tlleys i:i a similar manner and K' ui* widths as ghoun on plana; curbing both s’.dcA *f the roadway w.tti Stratified Lin stone. Berea Sandstone. Granite or e\‘’4 .ir, h Cf>m rete curb: curbing thr wings of the inb*rs< ctuu street** and a!!**yp in a similar manner and to the width* a.* shown on plana, providing 83 lin. ft ol 10 ft radius arrmit** corners; providing 57 lu.. ft of ♦ >-ft railius jjranitfi corners; conhtruetincr * non catch-basins including inlet. tops: providing 11 new iron inlets resetting ! Iron inlet to curb tirade: biiiidlugr 1 new maiiholf laying *173 !in. ft. of 15Inch <lr:iln pipe with connections masle to manho'iO of drain in Meridian Street and new manhole as shown on plans: and laying: 440 Tin ft of 12-meh drain pipe with connections mnd*> to inlets, catchbaHins manholes and drain sewer. \ 11 tf> U: as shown on plan and aa iied. Ml work done in the making of said described public Improvement shall be in ao-enrd.-trice with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolutions as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. a iu\ the detailed drawinsrs. plans profiles and specifications which are on tilt' ami may be soon in the office of said Hoard of Public Works of the ('ity ot Indianapolis. The siid Board of Public Works has fixed Monday. Dec. Ssh 19fi4 at 'l o'clock p. in. at its office in said City as the time and place for the publu* consideration of the propos'd improvement, at which time said Board <*f Public Works will hear ail persons interested, or whose property is liable to be assessed for saul improvement, and will df termini* whether the Ix*nefits to t!ic property liable to be assessed for such improvement and tho benefits to the Uitv of Indianapolis will equal the estimated cost thereof 1W order of the Hoard of Public Works. CHARLES E COFFIN, W H FREEMAN. M .) SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Nov. 19. *H. 1924. CITY ADVERTiSEM ENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, ind.. Nov. 13, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the Cuy of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on she 17th day of November 1974 they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments lor the following described public improvement. as authorized by the Improvement, Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11753. SHEPARD STREET (W S.) From South Line of South Walk in Lam-] bert Street, To North property line of Howard Street. ■ By grading: and p.ivmsr thr walks with: cement placed next to tin* curb to a uni-1 form width of 5 feet gridini: the lawns to a uniform width of 7 feet; curbing; the west side of th** roadway with Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone, Granite or rt 74-inch Concrete curb to a uniform width of 74 feet; curbing the wiiurs of the intersecting alley in a similar mantier and to the widths as shovhi on plan; providing* 38 lineal feet of <-foot radios granite corners; resetting' 2 iron inlets to curb ijrade. (j All to be as shown on plans and m specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Workp of said city has fixed Monday. Nov. 74th. 1924, 2 p. m. as a date upon which re. monstrances will be received, or heard, ag-ainst the amount assessed agrainst each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts oi land have been or
139 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) will b< benefited in the amounts nam<%l on said roll, or tn a greater or less sum than that named on said roil Said assessment roll showing- -aid prima : facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to . be assessed, is on file atur may be seen at i 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. ; Nov. 14 15. 17. 18. 19, 20. 21. 1924 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov 18 1924 j TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby Yiven by the Board of ! Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, j Indiana, that it is desired and deemed nec- ! ossify to make the following described ! public improvements in the City of Jndi- | anapolis, as authorized by the following ! numbered Improvement resolutions, adnptI ed by said Board on the 17th day of No vernier, 1924; November 15. 1924. IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 12113 TACOMA AVENUE, From north property line of Roosevelt j Avenue. I To south property line of Rloyd Avenue, j By grading and paving the walks with ; cement placed next to the curb line, to a I uniform width of 5 feet: grading the | lawns to a uniform width of 9'% feet. All to be as shown on plana and as i specified. All work done in the making of said described public improvements shV! he in , accordance with the terms and conditions : of Improvement Pesoiutions. as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public works on the above named day. and the detailed f!rr.wings plans profiles and specifications ‘ which are on file and may be- seen in the ; office of said Board of Public Works of ! the City of Indianapolis The <-ald Board of Public Works has fixed. Monday, December 8, 1924. at 2:06 o'clock p. nt at its office in said City as ; the time and place for the public consideration of the proposed improvement, at whi'-h time said Board of Public Works will hear all persons interested or whose property 1s liable to be ass, s-cd for sajd improvement, ok: will determine whether the lien- fits to the property liable to be : assessed for such improvement and the : be - " tits to ihe City of Indianapolis will ixtua! the estimates! cost thereof. By order of the Hoard of Public Works CHART.Es E. COFFIN. W. IT. FREEMAN. M J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indignations. Nov 19 and 29. 1924. Cm* ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ind Not. IS, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given bv the Board of ; Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana th- t it is ucsire*! md deemed neoeary to make th 1 twin! eribed public improvements in the City of Indin itp is authorized by the following numbered Improvement resolutions adopted by said Board on tho 17i.h day of November, 1924: Nov. 15. 1924. ; improvement resolution no j"ii HOLMES AVENUE, From south property fire- of McCarty i Street, To north property line of Ray Street. By grading and paying the walks with eement placed next tr, the property line, to a uniform width of five feet- grading the lawns to a uiufr-nn width of 7% feet curbing both rides of the roadway with Stratified I.im*tOß Berea Sandstone. Granite or 6x24-Inch Concrete curb. All to be as shown on plan and as spe-ified. ! Al! work done in the making of said described public irnprov, meut shall be ip aocoriUnee with the terms !in< j conditions of Improvement Keen' uions as numbered adopted by the Iki-rd of Public Works on the above-named day. and detailed drawings plans, profi'es and specifications aj>* r*n fi’/* and m.ir ii thf* “"‘■'Y es raid nc-,rd of ITblio Works of ClTy of Indianapolis. The -aid Board ■ f Public Works has fixod Monday. Deopmbor S. 1974. at 7 00 J-. m. at its offi.*o in suid Citv'as th/* 11 mo and pJa— for tho pnbli,* t*on-id-oratinn of th** propos/yj improvement, at. whu*h Limo naid Board of Pnblio Work?* i hoar all p r *.n>ona int/*r/v?rcj. or whov property is liable to N* f o r ;s'*] improvement, and will d.efonnirv* Whether the benefits to the property liable to bt aavKwJ for aueh improvement and the K-rofits to the City of ; . .1, will ; eqtiul the estiriafe.l .( thereof By order of tl Ro-ir,> ,<■ |. w,,ru-W CHARLES F. COFFIN. T W. II FREEMAN M J. SPENCER Board Os Pubiic Works. City of Indlanj apoh*. j Nov. 19 and 26. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Nor 1.8 io-4 to_wtiom it may concern ' ' Notion js hreb.v glv-ri by the board of public works of she city of Indnnaonlis Indiana, that on tho 17th day of NovemI 9 ' 1 they appro-- and an assessment roll showing tl: prima fade assessments for the following des -rilied public imj.roTement. as authorized by the improve- ! nient rcf*olution nrim^d: ! Improvement Resolution No 11701 INDI AN APOLIS AVENUE From north rrnnerty line of Fall Creek Parkway. North Drive. To south property line of Thirtieth Street. Except th intersections of TwentyFifth Street. Twenty-Sixth Street. Twenty. Eighth Street and Twenty Ninth street. By grading and paving the roadway with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete, Concrete or Brick, laid on a d-i-ich gravel concrete foundation from curb tine to curb line to a uniform width of 74 feet: grading anil paving the wings of the Intersecting street and alleys 1n a simi’ar manner and to the widths as shown on plans: providing 366 lltio.t! feet of 4xlS-lneh Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or % x2x7-inoh Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified; ■ resetting nine manhole tops to grade. Also i xtending all water, gas, sewer and other private service connections to prop- ! erty line, where not already in. All to lie as shown on plan and ac specified. Persons interested in or affected by said I described nublie improvement are hereby notified that tho board of public works of said city has fix i Friday. Nov. 28. 1 1924. 7 P m.. as ,1 date upon which | remonstrances will be received or beard against the amount assessed against each I piece of property described in said roll, and wfll determine the question as to whether sifli lots or Jr,acts of land have been nr will lie benefited in the amounts named on said roll, or in a greater or less sunt than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on tile and may be seen at the office of the board of public works of said citv. CHARLES E COFFIN W. II FREEMAN M J. SPENCER Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Nov 19. 26 21. 22, 24. 75. 2fi. 1934 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF HURLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. IS, 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 17tb day of Novem tier. 1934. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments for the following described public improvement. as authorized by the improvement resolution named: Improvement Resolution No 11143 RANDOLPH STREET From south property line of Minnesota St. To north property line of Lawton St. By grading and paving the walks with eement placed next to the property line to a uniform width of 5 feet: grading and paving the alley crossings with eement placed next, to the property line to a uniform width of 5 feet; grading the lawns to a uniform width of 7% feet. All to be as shown on plans and as specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement ire hereby notified that tho board of public works of said city iias fixed Friday. Nov. 28 1924. 2 p. m . a? a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or beard against the amount assessed against each piece of pro- rty described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether 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 faeie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property sub jeet to be assessed, is on file and may be seen at the office of the board of public works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN W. H. FREEMAN M J. SPENCER Board fl Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Nov. 19, 20. 21. 23. 24, 25. 26. 1924.
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