Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1924 — Page 11

JSATUKDAX DEC. (5, 1924

EXCHANGE QUIET •AFTER WEEK OF PRICE ADVANCES Trade Conducted In Orderly Fashion With Upward Drift Noticeable, Average Stock Prices Average price of twenty industrial •tocka Friday was 111. SO off 3<‘ Sverige price of twenty rails wa 1)7 40 off .63. Bv United Press XEAV VOUK. Dec. 6 —tA ft or the hlpli pitch of aggressive excitement which prevailed most of the week, stocks qui* u i down ;n today's brief session. Apparently this technical correction needed by trie general list was accomplished by the swift reaction which spread over the market in Friday's late lealing- For no j re-appearan'e of urgent sc-lllnp took | place and trading w.;s conducted In orderly fashion with an upward : drift of prices generally noticeable. • Considerable irregularity marked price movements of th-- last half ltour. Some additional weekend profit taking caused further reces•'ons in General Kleetric, Steel and I ..catty sold off live from the early high of 138. But bullish demonstrations continued in spcciai Post unt Cereal went it * new h%,-h ground on the move at Jq>V and Coco Cola a: *l4 The market closed Irregular. Local Bank Clearings Bank ck-:ri-.s so ‘, - - . ‘*3s. <KN* Forth- v, • ~t::T7i>O.J Debt's am-.- *; : .>o,l. For ! the week. 335,97'1.tKHK. New York Liberty Bonds Prev. 3%s .. ; • - Ist 4>. -i -i •: ■ ■ loi.tu ioi -u l ; rt M .. ini:: 34 4V> .. i 01 8 4h 4Ha.. lOC 101 • ’ 7 New gvt... 1'm.15 I'. 513 103.16 Foreign Exchange Bit United SEW YOBS Is-.. o —¥ -r trr ext lunge clts , i _ r. . - tier - -1 ! 1 - fr - •4 : . tip i.:ts m. giant. 4-9 c. . 1, .7380% I*. . 1(1.4. hal. 76 3 t'.u 16 V tok inj, 88.50 c. CLOSING GRAINS SHARPLYHIGHER B.i. Argentine Trad?, CHICAGO. Dec i'.—Grains finished sharply h;gl -r on tho Boar-1 of Trade today. Wheat buying was stimulated by sharply higher ■ a stateme.t fr m Winnn g by a leading trader rr- : . ?L • w:.--at before the end of *ne u"i> t-.-ar. He claimed the world is only a few weeks ahead of a famine Bullish crop news was the i.. bone of com str> ;;h. Oats gariP red --.r> ; vth f • r.i other grains a:.-l ■ - r*-n- • : fan f- • f. Buying for foreign accounts advanced the proviso.-.i3 list. Chicago Grain Table WHEAT — Vr+T. Op i Tr „*h T,otc. r . ',,£>• u-fi i55 r ] i 55** l ,*: I .-.•** Maj I*l * : . w ! • v i r.i j -.’.y i4-:s 1 i’. i 4•: i 4* \ l \ n . COR N D*-c. 1 1> t 1 If 1 1> 4 1.10 S H C S May 1.4 4. - *M * 1 - • a ' 1 MS July 1,21', 120 121 1.2-3 i :i l 4 OATS TVC. 54 . -5? T ANARUS% ." 1 :fay >* i -’3 HO , •: *. ♦ * July .58% .60 .s a .till .'-8%. LARD— Jan. 15 7(> Lft.Bs f ; 15.82 15.37 RIBS — Jan Nomina; 13!ij 13 95 RITE—lec. 1 33 1 34% I 33 1 34 % 1 .32% Mar ! 37 % 1 34 % 1 37’, 1 • * 1 ... % July ! 27 1 27% 126% 127 CHICAGO. De- ft —<.a-. •• r >*;;.♦* were: Wheat 30 .-..-a 308 oat? ts r >- To, CHICAGO Dee. c —Print - w. : •S, - - 1.0.11 • Sts 594.- ). acainM 651. t on. Shipment- Wi.-eealn-t 981*. ‘••■e i.at,-, 571 on. u-.i ;-,t 519.000. Cash Grain Saturday'a reertp*-. 40 ■ - lrires Quoted 4! f. *> 6 5 t■ -v ii i.Aj on tre-K I; .:l i-ivt-.St- Ui. - f..r -rain at the IndiMi ii-o:,- I. ol -.ere What —Firm: No •* r->. 7!.57 • 1 till No 2 h- r 1.47 H 1.50 New Com—4’- N * 2 -f - si 10 IR1.12; No 1 white. l.oS*-;l l; N.i 'i yellow 51.12 5 1.14 No. 1 >- ■■- sj jo ft 1.12: sample >.-h,w. 1 >: i ll; No 2 mixed 71 .7 a i !* Oat-—Strong No. 2 white 53ft51 No. 75 white. .51 ■ . Hay—steady N 1 timothy. !6ft 36.50: No. 1 fight clover c. l • • 515 5- '; 18: No. 1 etiiv. r wt and -1.5 als 5"; N-. 1 glover hay. 514 so' ■ 15. Wheat—No 2 red, tj ears No. .3 red. 1 car -No 3 mixed. 1 car. Tota - cars Com—No. 2 white 5 ears: N-> 3 white, 3 ears % Nn 4 w lute 12 c ,r-' No 5 white. 9 nr* No. 2 yellow. 4 ears: No. 4 yellow ;* ear- N 5 y< JO eu--No. ft yellow 2 e:r: -ain.de y-How. 2 tare: No. 3 mixed. I ,-ar. N,> 4 mixed, 4 cart*: No. 5 no* I. 4 ears No. 6 mixed. 1 car: ear 1 .ar Total til • ,rOats—No 3 whit,, 7 ,u-a, sample white. 3 ear*. Tot.: id Rye—No 4. 1 .r Tola. 1 car. CHICAGO. Dec. ■—Wheat core Com —No 2 yello. fl .15 11 . - No si l*i @1.18% No 4 Ml 4>, 1 16. No fl. 10% ft 110% No li 51 10% ft 1 18% S- N , 4 *1.13% % 1 14% . N-. 10ft 1.10*4: No. 8 5102 No. 2 white. SI.IPH: No. 3 51 IS: No i. 71 J4't No. 5. ?1 (ill t, '.a I u Oats—No. 3 white. 54%. ft 55c. R.v • r —76 ft 87c. Kye—No. 2. 51,34. "lmothy—>7.so U. fl 75. Clover—s 24 i .31.25. TOkCDO. Pee 6—.Wheat —CN=h 66*4 Con.—ttaeh No. 2. f1.25 h 7 2. 6<>ft 61®SB *jft 59 %.> Ry,—Cash. 7i 30. B.irHCash. 0" Cloverseeu—Cash. chi. 2 cash new and Dwm6>r. 719.45; February. 519 i5; March 719.65. Abide —Caah. old: -12.70 cash - -w an I l.itv eember. 512.80 Marv-h. 713 15 T m .t.iy ——Caeh nr.d De. - rttber. 7-3.25; Mar- ■ S-3 40. Butter—.'.O'-i-ilc Esss —55ft 66c. Ha.v—s2s. T.TNSEED Oil. AND TURPF.NTINE Dealers' eelllng prices on raw lloeeed j ell tn barrels. sl.lO a gallon: boiied, *1.13. Turpentine. SI .01 a sailon.

I Nev/ York Stocks —lec. 6 (By Thomson Sc MbKinnon I Railroad*—• Prev. High. bow. Close close i Atchison .117 1175* 117% 117 H I it & O ... 76 ... 75 b, 75 !C & O .. 91 % 91 'i 91% 91% C & N 7V 74% 72 % 74% 72% C R I * P 47% ... 48*4 47% Del A Lao .. ... ... 143% Erie 31% ... 91% 11% Erie lt pfd .. ... ... 43% Gt North pf 72 M 71 71% 71% Lehigh Val 73% 71% 71% 72% Mo l'an pfd 7U 70% 71 71 X Y Cent .118% IXB 118% 118% I North I’ve 71% 70% 70% 70% I Nor & Wn.124% 123% 124% 124 , Per.nsy ... 49% 49% 40% 40% 1 Heading .. 70% ... 70% 70% Ry. 78% 76% 76% 76% South Pae .103% 103 103*. 103% IS*. Paul pf 30% ... 29% 29% I 9t L * SF 83% 03 03% 03% Colon Pac.148% 147% 147 % 147% Wabash pf 39% 58% 33% 68% Rubber,— Goodyear pf 85% 83 44 85 82% Kei'y Spgfld 17% 17% 17% 17% U S Rubber 33% ... 38% 39 j Equipment*,— Am Loco. 86 85% 88 85% Bald Loco. 121% 123% 124% Gen Elec .276% 272 273 276 Pullman .145 142% 144% 142 Westh El. 68% 68% 68% 63% Steel*— Bethlehem .49% 48'* 48% 48% Colo Fuel , 39 % 39 % 39 * 39 % i Cnt.-lbh* .71 ... 7 1 70 j Gulf States 81 81 80% 80 lAS 50 55 55 % 65 % ; c S Steel .117% lld% 117 117% ; Motors— Am Hooch . 27 27 77 Chan Mot . 32% ... 32% 32% Gen Mot .61% ... 60S 60 % Max Mot A 75% 75 % 73% 74% Max Mot B 32% 31% 32 31%' SUidebak .43% ... 42% 42', >tew-War . 07 ... 61% 01% I Timken . . 18% ... 38% IS % | i Wii-CKer .. 30% ... 10 lli'v j 'l'nltita—!Tn Nt.-kol . 71% 23% 21 73% TG A S .. 91% $9% 90% 91% Copper*— i Am Smelt .87'. ... 80 % 86% da .42% ... 4'.’% 42% -tt 50% ... f>o % 60 % Oil*— ■ Ct(sriert . . 76 2-- * 76 | ;;< -.ston Oil 77 7.4% 75% 76 cm ::s % 37% i% 37% P A P to .'•* 57% .'■'•% 57-s I*-A r B . . f.6 % 55% % 56 t‘a - Oil 54 .. . 53% 04 Pro A- Kef. . - . 26% ' J- r.- fill 30% 29% 30% 3" Roy D Itch •!•*% -9" j 49 48% St Oil. Cal 62 % *U % 67 61 % ; -1 N 1 3~% 37% 37% 37 -, Sinclair 16 % 16 % 16 w 1> ■ % ! Tex Cos 43% Industrial*— A1 Chcm .. B’>% 84% 85% 85% Ad Rumely. ... . - ! ’•% Arr.cr < aii 159% 14ft 149% I*9 x A HAL pd ... . 71’-, Amcr, lco. . ... . 85 Am Woolen 5i % .:>% M>% Coca Ci. 87 80% 81% -.% Coot Can... ti-t % .. 62 % "3 . . -■>:.• . . 134% . 11 133 i •ij Players 93 % 93% 92% 1*2% Aai'haU, 58 .'.A’x % 7-4 p*.-t ••:% m% % i% ' - 103% ... 103% 103 M r.t A W.. 4.4% . . 44% J 7 % S- U-K-W 137% 337 % 1' 7 I sC I P..13.S '* 137'.. l: '% lei* S I' 4 Tn AL. M 83% 84 83% CtUStles— Am T . T 136% 130% 1.3' % 130% • -It Gas . 46 44% 4.4 % 7“ % Columbia. O 77% 76% 78% 4. Shipping— Am I"! Cor 31 33% 3 4*. .24% M M ptd 46% 44% 4.4% j Foods— Am S s r . 47% ... 4* 47 % A ... 7* . , . . 31 % IT 1 4 2 41 % 41 4 C Si ; M . . 5*- % ; % Tnharco*— A Tobacco s- 16-% Tob P iB) 70% 70 *x 70% 71% Wholesale Meat Prices N'hMv<* carcaMe*. no*> i 4%0 ;> • N a<!v *;. lam'r-i iul - L•• fr*--h vr. *~:.t # H- t . :••• t*v b-a's p';. -k*Ta. Fancy break ftot ! :i t- 4 \ ■ si- 3IM* ;• l • -u'd U. <lropr*d lc- Fraiikinrter* lc lower I.uni sdva-nerd lc Frr*h MritA f\ ,f—Va*.' •* gt* - trf'Jirsfa 50ft to • j U•? ■ • r f-.rr*. ■ ; ''if. 450 ;> ur*<U. IT a •: 1 iwa 4 l *> t* TOO. * til) . AV4 f san fkf. carvel.. *lr. -cr . M —Sheer 11c ?!v b. T 4 '. f j Vo\’-— C Vo ’ TO to Cm'O ■-.rc-iey 6 * - '• • : r oar* i-**** IT iC'.iw —S r* and f.--t • • ‘>ty -8 10 • - . •*—Frankfurt***. l r *>c: S.- : io-TiH 1 T■*. I \ ;>* f—S6ox Inside 37 '10: —Tiere'i.p flr3t quality, &'*> ond quality 17 % If* '* 4 g New York Cotton Futures —Dec. 0— o;***n. H:vh f... v Hoao • * \! iv ... V.’3.70 L*: 72 Li 73 J. v 23 74 33 23 7h 0.-i . -r . 2 V‘*'. 73 0 * ‘•: :*} 73* 0 Lh-i‘* uiY" r . . 2'.' *0 22.83 22 TANARUS.% 23 v 0 Marriage Licenses • : - 29 114 Eastern. le>com.y- -ng.Anurio M Filuu.t 24. 733 I’ark —a rl.: r 1 I' Tt' f.r 22 1417 her*^l Vi' ,r* ' Aiv 4 H:, .baupch 1h J*lßr . t*. Frur.k Hauc. 33. 1237 W Wrm ... -ha “ ;r. M r t* Olive lie Barr. 40. 329 *• * Masee, Jr . 22. 133 W Vtn* - -it % mechanic: Grace V.-ssctt 21 412 Th *i!-s* F Idgge .s 80 1416 E Vcr mor-t .!* rlt Xavms Cash. 24. 1928 s Me-j rldian. bookkeeping Births lies Fr-.’ an*: Ruth Hoi,:. 1 142 ‘llnine G.onfe ati-1 Golden Kikela. 1149 Brook-] Jasnc4 and Clcc O Donne]], 2405 Daisy. K 1 v urz and Na f ml Bhlrlej, rity hop pita . Harley and Edna f'attmu dt y hospital. T>* and hFf-ha Fowler. Hty h'*ppital. i:..rl .ki.d Ef!io Blii-k. 2148 N JtfhrFon. Fay and Mar> Julius and A K. and Mary Hij>skind, Methodist ITospHal. I> and Bon,ah Shaw. 2134 Avon- | dale i‘S. Nj:>le and Olrfo Acton, 407 V Wnf mar r.irtp r rri< and Vivian Butcher. 715 Havre! j f{ • . '•*! and L ila Hook, etty hoaplt-al. j I .*.iiS and Jrn.i Anderson, city hop-j pital. M Clellan &nl Clara Hortr.chcli. Hty hospital. Waiter and Edith Brydon. 1214 St. j Bet* r Marshall and Mabel FVck. Methodist ; Hospital. Homer and Elva Hudson, 1539 Plea>~ ant Run Blvd. James and Marj r H*?f*a!rr, 8 Warman. Deaths Mackintosh. f5. 1421 Tt. Beta ware clironld my carditu. RJvrt Orr. 23. city hospital, pnlmon- ; ary ti-o, r*vi!o*U Catherine <railaher, 68. 1P42 N. Alabama. Fareinoma dr;."** Aden Bryan, 52. 1238 Eug^tif. j • hr* nif myoc arditis. E-teßa Cnnucnrr 39 1145 3V. TMr-ty-Sncourl. *hroni * myocarditis Hardware Priors May His By Time* special NKW YORK, I)oo. fi.—Staple hardware lines are very active In face of Inventory time. This is explained. save Hardware Age, as being due largely to the general feeling I that hardware prices may go higher after Jan. 1. Seasonal Items have be-'n moving better since colder weather set in. Holiday trade lias all indications of breaking former record**. CHICAGO COTTON I I TCRK.S —Pec. 6 Open, Hitrh. lew. C!oe January ... 23.10 23.40 23.03 23.02 March 23 41 23.45 23.41 23.43 May 23.72 23.78 23.71 23.75 July ....... 23.65 23.85 23.80 23.82 October . 237*0 .... ..**

Bulk Bring $8,75@9— Top hice, $9,50, —Hog Price* I>ay by T>r — Pea. Bulk. Top Receipts fl.3r><& 085 090 11.000 2 9 10ft 0.50 0.00 81-321 3 0 10ft 0.30 090 18.000 A 9.00 ft 0.33 0.65 17,000 5 8 50ft 8.7i3 025 14.000 0. 8.75 ft 900 950 7.000 Bedded letdown In receipts of hogs at the local yards today resulted In a 25 cent advance in all weights. Only 7,000 were offered, but coupled Mitli a holdover of 2,403. the offering was in accord with demand. Top was $9.60 and bulk of sales was made at #8.75 , 0'9. Heavy hogs sold at mediums, fOftf'.lO; lights, JS.Soft’S.Bs, and light lights, 97.25 ft 8.60. Pigs were 25 to 60c higher at $4 50ft 7.25. Sowpi ices were steady. LYith 91.897 hogs sold at the Innianap dis market this week, one of fi\e largest runs in history, and receipts at other markets near record breaking proportions, prices have been on the decline. Net. losses for the week here range from 40c to 65c. Receipts last w eek were 6,8,500. Cattle prices held steady on light receipts of 300. For the most part of the week trade has boon quiet, .Absence of good to choice stock' hampered the market, but no serious price drops occurred. General prii e for cattle were: Fit, light heifers, $4 : 10. choice yearling steers, sll 50; choice t-'iws, J5.5V medium to good cow* $2.50 '■/ 4.50; plain killing st. , vs* $5.75 ,( 7. and medium to good heifers, $7 ;H. Fanners were 10c to 200 lower at $2.49. Cutters and bulls were about steady. Veals dropped si truly 60c to fl. Top was sll 50 and bulk of good stuff moved at ?10.r,*> a 11. Mediums s-.ld at ? $ ft" 9 and common calves have !. M practically all week. Sheep a* ! lamb prices were unchanged For the week: Top. sHft 14.6": mixed lambs. ? !2.?<>'■'< 13.50; I 'h.Cice sheep sold at si ! (7. Ot her pub'os were n rninal on light supplies. fl -! ho** 140-tC'i , ;’-f ~v . s-" , o', 160 to 1-0 po-.- Is ...... S 860 1 K.i t - "*-■> 8 on H - ■ 273 t - 275 | :;U. \.! ” U9O - * 910 Pi*- 140 '•*..B* .* -n ‘7! 43„ 7 '~3 Hr-t-.-y -■ t- vs . ....... 8 25ft CM) St *-rs 1390 0., .- .a- .j 0 "sft 10 'ft Gor4 ........ 0 90ft 050 -t- ,-rs 1 : - 1 :oO . a- 1 . • - . . i- -dll' 5 Plstn l.oo* :t- ... 7..9" pno M-d, :m t> - ' 5 -re ... 4 m>u 7.00 *■ i! - h •f- rs ... s l■ * **■ Common io tm o*v* . 3'■ 4 •* n-.0l . 00--V 5 .9 Ir VOil 'l 9 :: * . 4 2' •' ■ " —C % v r——M, , ,rn . ........ ' 11! i'X f* 00 G- 1 v* n% 1" 5" \1 1 09 Common -.•sivt-s, . .. -est 7 i)o —Ktierj, I, (7ioiro lati.l-s . f'!4 o*l ft 1i 50 Other Live Stock i :'K \ . In >) —ls uj-—iw~-'ipt* 1 0 BUI? mur‘,'-t tb’fr pt‘* : - IB -t:; 1 - • ' r.. trket va/.r i van * • • i *4 7." 7.* () ■.,! :*T** . * .tt* ; - r- '*,> U i’OO. r •:V. H r.iar.-.-t r-t* i.:v Lit : -i; • • it;v i.'* ■ • ! f.s 4 100 v. *• F Lit i Stalls flirfel.% •;. ; fit r*''*n .1* -1 !*6-!:;r ;%.rrJh ■:,<>< Hit . h ~k r • !)T% Ti .-'wr* 51 1 7■’ y .r •* ! 1 17 TH '.n f JI b ■’•(>: ' \ p *U.u.hn* iambi, >l4 ■ ■ 1* t**t> in CINCINNATI. D o—Cattl< ,'i. o market lj-.pimt K" i TANARUS ‘ I*‘iH ' :J .V* A B IS*.1 S *.- Mri: -ft M!/d0 i K U*\ • • * . -■) ~I ,ll Jioira - Rf.'UM*- 00U: u y ■ 1 .-v, r lo SH'm*j*—?'> mri: ?. Kt*.n!.v. r tn tVol.nriJm- M*irk.*t. tci iAy. gtft.-i • . f!h,m* sl4 :. : 1 E'LKVKI AM* Ihr B --IL^s — 7 f.O 0 ni kf*t L* -A - • h her Vrk rn >' Vl> mlxf and ?i‘ i n< • i.•. ji * • I.AO p; K - v ti . ro >7 7.A -/ Hah* —K(H*eiptv (Hn* iii-irkft nr -i f ft* 1 S l ; Hti • O—H H * !pt. *oo markot, '-•••' hic‘'i* , r: '*••••vv >fV <* ' medium, *r; : .V); York*-.'-. 7, Ar 0.25; frocwl pitf*. : v*-h M'irkpt. ">*• lower. SLmji ;m! iimhis — Mark*-t. Rtfa<ly LAST Bf’FEAT.O h*-r. o.—Cattle—Tt*>vetjit** 2°"; murk's, slow nrnl fAiPpin: s** * r.% - butohor kvmlf-:. IOOt slow, $1 lower; * uli to <*ll*>!<■** >3 ( lO. market. slow. st- ,uiy: (hoiFM lambs. 14; yfarlinj?-* S’7 5012.50; f-t>, s:k;i, 050 !{-Ibc- iptH. O.K 0; ir.j.r i 6i, rtull; Lf.i\ y Isf lower; yorltfr. >7 'l os< !> * Is'S, .f 0 500* ; fi;l T* i SO. 50 '* 0.05; hynvi. % >o.ts'*f 0.75; roughs. S7A<* h; ht?ur. s4.st> uO. PITTSDCIiLH. Ik** o.—Cattlfv -Rrliixhi; iisnrkft. Btc.vly; choiO', $8 50 '•l 0-~5 ; *rmd. S? 75 _ f H ‘r. Stv ; . V; 7 veal f.'vl v **t. ?12 'il i's .5. Shwp and iatulis -R* %j>tH. *.* iloublf <l**-U'.*r; market. 't*;y • prime v *it h* r. At 0. grood. i*BA>,sSso /air n.jxeO. $7 lamlw >l2 <<l 15. Hog-a—U*‘ **iptM 50 rloublr {p(*k€Tb; market, steady ; prime h-avy. $0.45 'a 0.50 ; medium. SO i.V; .o,‘si; In- ivy York*'u 4. SO (a 0.10; light Yorkers. $7.25 Ai 7 50; f 0.50 * New York Curb Market Cit!“ Bf*rvl**e ... 108 JOO Dubiliers 01 %(a fl*i F’o’d Canadian (iu\l Oil 05 'h <a 00 1 /, t'<*l.vt-ar . 2425 Tm!:aria Pipe 72 fit; 7*5 Mutual Oil Id f*\ 12 % Ohio Oil fid r a fit I'r.iirle Pipe . . 100 a 107 Fr:* ti** Oil and Gas O :iO4 % Kfyal (fti-nadiau . . ... 7 T % uf 4 8 Stutz 4 1 2 'u >5 v 4 St a iidar OIL Indiana ...... 00 \ o 00 Standard <ii, Kansas ...... 00 fa 57 Starniar*! Oil. K.v 110 S (ti tl 0 Standard Oil, N. Y.y. 448 Vacuum Oil 80 80 % Chicago Stocks Tty Ttumison A McKinnon Ar pfd 111 . 8H 88% 88 88 I Con Mot . . 8% 8% 8% 8% ‘Coni Kdisn.l34% ... ... .. , N L new. . . n TANARUS, M N new. 7% 7% 7% 7% M A W 45 % 45% 45 % 46 % Plot 21 Reo Mot .. 19% 18 % 18% *j H Swift ACo 111 % 111 % Ill’s 111 % Swift Inti . 34% 34% 34 34% Stew-War . 61% 61% 61% 91% Union Car . 65% 65 % 65 V* *15% -I R T .... 47 7$ 47 % 47 \"x 47 % Wahl 16 Wrivley ... 4354 43% 43% 43% Yel Taxi . 49 49% 49% 40% Real SUfe . 60 60 7* U 0 (iO

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Produce Markets Strictly fresh, new laid No. 1 egg. largo sire. 53c; No. 2 or held eggs. 4oc; fowls. 4% lbs, up, 20c; under 4% lbs., 30c; cocks. 12o; spring: ra, 18c: Leghorn i poultry, 25 per cent discount; young torn ; turkeys, 12 lhts. up, 28c: old torn turkeys. : 23c: young hen turkeys, '2Bc; dm as, 4 pounds up, 15c: geese, 10 pounds up, 13c; . sijuabs, 11 pounds to dozen. $3.75; young guineas. 2-pound size. $7 dozen; i butter fat delivered Indianapolis, 45c; packing stock butter delivered Indiauupo- ] lis. 20ft 22c lb. Rabbits. S3 dozen j drawn. CHICAGO, Deo 77-Butter-—Receipts. ! 0.267; creamery, 43 %c; standard, 41 %c; firsts, 34% ft 35 %c; seconds, 32ft 33c. Eggs—Receipts. 2.357: ordinaries, 35 ft 4ic: firsts, 48ft55c. Cheese——Twins, 22c; Americas 22c. Poultry—Receipts, 5 cans; fowls. 16(@21c; ducks, 16c: geese. 10c; springs, 22c; turkeys, 21c; roosters. 14 He, Potatoca—Recs-.ipts. 181 ears; Minnesota round white. ocft 81 : Wisconsin round whites. [email protected]; jiinnesota Red River Obios, SI .15@ 1.25 NEW YORK. " Doc.” 6—Four—Firm. Pork—Firm: mess. $34 ft 35. Lard — Strong; midwe&t spot, sl6,loft 16.20. Sugar—Raw, firmer; centrifugal, 96 t'-st, 6.15 c: refined, oulet: granulatcl. 87.1 sft 7.60. Coffee—Ku> 7 a;xt. 21 % ft2l Ho; Santo** No. 4. 26ft26 l a c. Tallow—Firm; special to extra, 9%(<i10%e Hay—- I Steady: No. 1. $1.30: No. 3, *1.30® 1.15. Dressed poultry—Firm; turkeys. 20% 45c; chickens, 24 ft 45c, fowls, 1., o. 30c; ti.icks, 18 ft 26c; 9neks, long island. 27 ft 28c. 1.1 vo poultry—Firm: geese. lift 18c;! ducks. 12-29,*: sow ls, left 28c; turkeys, 25 .( 30-. roosters, 13-; ehi.-H-ns 12 ft 39c; broilers, 25ft 26e. Chee,*—Firmer: Frato | whole milk, con mons to specials. 17ft 24c: ; Slate skims. <-hoice to specials, llftl7Hc; i lower grades, 7ft 11c. BiiUce—Weak, j creamery extras. -17 c: special market, 45% ] (4i 48c, Eggs—Firm: nearby white fancy. 73 ft 74c; nearby State whites 46 ft 72c: fresh firsts, f>7'sd4c l'aeittc -oasis 4-.n 06c; western whlt-M. 38 ft 72c; nearby brown* t:,5 ft 75e. Mli Vl. SEED PRICKS Indianapolis retail seed prices arc: Alfalfa, 816.50 a bushel; tfinoihy. $4 25; j red eiover. sl6 ft 17; alsikc. $lO ft 12. 39 LEGAL NOTICES <’: T V AD V E RTI SEMENT. LEGAL NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF FCHI-IC WORKS <>FP!CK OF THK ROARD ' f::*.. N. ( * •!> UKI | NuTICe TO To nth actors N>tii* ;rt hen*by it ■ m by tin* Bow*l of Pi.bli ! Works of tho Cuy of I !t *lJ.umi>o!'.w. liulia’ia. that p -portal* will t>% rr I. m.. <*•; >c-*n •-- f In •’ 15 “ ! :**M * f 'tlo !, . to*- Ct> *.-: laii: iioiiD 'no .*, iCri.rut ti Improvorm-iit TV-*C N■. 12045. F-R >AI>W AY From a poii.t .*jo f-vt north of north ■ pr* ;.‘*rty ;:•:#* of Fifty Sixth Sir.** t To %utb j-ruyeriy iu.c ol 1 cty-Eighth Sir*- t. Fiy jrrfultnir th* roadway from 1 in#to *ur?* -lu.'f to % mu:-irm .<R' <*f *UI fr t , ;rw!:!U' If •* W. ..r, t. I•. ml *:#..* iuif Btr*Gt in a si m liar mann-r an 1 tffo* width** 8lu)H!l .'••*, ti, ; h b. • „* or th#* j .r*%-*** t :.y *ir* t m a r:j:.:oir nia;‘if>#*r t.! * :-.th* -h !*.*%• h-•:*•* a*id T ■%*-•?: F t n - tv! :?■*.- ’ t M> M-adri to %t# ::i s--v M-r Fifty T-nth Sir *T and :.*;' riai.hob* .% - on >.*U ■'.**t• t%• in mad* t* r0i.1.-Ti • -h b;^- ; ,3 %Jiii in; la. AI; i b* as shown iju plni.i and hh A!I u ->rk t\t■■ nf in n i i k ■ -r of ra;• \ d*Hoard of Vubli** Work!* of l!o* <’Uy of V;. ' I' • tr* 1 f 1* b :•* W •' - f-To-j th* rUi.l lo fi„%T no *-* i . 5 - w" ‘ i‘:* ’ FRF:. \ A N “ N v* 'V* Ti . 0 ITT Y; rv a hVi:,vi: - k m kn r LEG A U NOTICK I>KI*AUTV RNT >F iTIT.IO WTdIKS. v g :< • * \ Not:,-.. *.4 h".Nv : v \ • I! or<l a;#,us • • <:% *. *;i -. ♦ bf ro* by t M m ■■■'* . • ho- . w o niIOAhWA V c-r>m nr f .h !!r,e us ;*av *•:..*•: t In Fifty Nu.th Sir-*tt ' Hi .to property ■ f Sixty First 1•> € '-•I'-.-sr thr* ro:C-' •- fr**m !ln#* : to ■ '• o t .. -f -oo v’.ilh f 4* ■ ?*•*•* ariiil::.4 th-* w, -)f f . 1 .*%•-• ti: . **tj. *;% . . a emui t: *r .t'.* to ;h* kc’o ‘ Ror* a ■.'*%V.*i.ton** ‘Ym** ‘• * 1 • vni.n* hi Ini* %i ft f'i *f 1u ft n<i - .-an :*.. f% .o: Bfr i.*!l:i? a dm*. w*o by pu , : w i: • f'- • . ' i . ii ,*■ pipo s<o Jiio-ol 1 *T of I.dm::! pip* from !.'• 1 .. ■ ,18 -: ..-A % - •. t •- *•*. Mr i 4 l : !%••• * t* h bitapj tm-bnlmx in -t 100 irov.* *•.< 5 n**w ir.H Uil t*. iMyiriff 100 Rn*- : f* *-t of rjliK'ii * Irani pin** wilh- * •*•-•*imirt rna*J*‘ t tnl#*t cat**n basin, j and m.i ih*/*-% and res' llitin 4 luanhoUm bib* to H! H<l“. Aii to bo a.*; sliown on plan j.d & h; Iflrd. AR work ion* 1n makbifr of w%ld d‘* sctßmil puldl** lmpr<iv* :ii*u!, shall )**• in ; ae-oor*• with Th* t.-rn.B niu\ * *Hiti a i*>:iH ; Os said Improvi in. il H* aolut up.; th* * prrif-ral Hi:>l pron:*-*, drawb-KH 1 and sprvdfb-attm.H vh. b a*• *r. hi** ~ i may b* seon in lh* * E..-* f nn!*! !*oard of Public Works of the Vily ~f Indian I Th-* Hoard r• f P I*' .* U'orl r#-Horv*a tht* ruhl to rt,fi -i ini, *r nil bals. 1 HAKI.FS \ COFFIN. U H ! K FP.M \ N M J SPKNCKIi. Hoard of Pubis Works. City <i Indianapolm. N o\ Yil? AtTvKilfiSiSißNT DEPARTMENT OF PVBI.IO WORKS | OFFICE OF THK BOARD Indianapolis hid. Nov. 28, 1024, j TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice O b.-n-by given l.v the Board of! PuTiJi** Works **f the? City <>f Indlauapo’.is. ! Indiana, that fl in d-sir'd ami d**onieil j in* -‘-ary to make tha toUnwin* d#'s**rib*l i ptibilr irnprovrm*nts hi thn < 'ty of Jm.ll- I ai.ftpoliH, at* auth< riz*’*! by th** f*-Uov,im; mimb'Tod liiiprov*-mcr.t H--Holutiuns. adopt**d bv prii.J loarcl <>?i Ifvtltli day of Mo\ * iinwr IJ‘M J uiprnvnrm nl fieaointion No. i s’l 'H> November ‘HV IHT4. FJI T'Y SEVENTH STUFKT. From Cut I.ma of Pa% %n.M in M# ridian Slr-'ot To Went Property Idno of College Av#v nue. Except the Intersection** of Pennsylvania Str#!-t. Delawarf* Street W.ishlnirttm Houlevar<l. Central Avenue and Hroadway. By paving tho roadway with Wooden Blook. Asphalt. Asidialtio Conoroto or Bti< k. laid on a fbuieh gravel concrete foundation, from curb line to curb line, to a uniform width of .TO ft.; paving tie wings of the InterHeollng street and alleys in a similar manner and to tho widths ae shown on plans: providing fl-T s*j. yds. of n**w pavement at Meridian Btr**et, providing 108 lin. fl of 4xlß-inch Stratified Linu-stone Marginal Stone, and resetting 5 manhole tops to grail#-. Also extending all water, tuis. sewer and other private service connect ions to property 1 iii*'. where not already in. All to be ilh fchuwn on plans and a s perilled. All work done in tho making <>f said doscrib‘*#t public improvements shall in ac-cor-lance with the teima and conditions of the Improvement Resolutions. as numbered. adopted by the Board of Public Works on tho above named day. and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which are on file and may be seen in tho office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. The said Board *f Public Works has fixed Friday, I)w. UUh. 1024, at C o’clock p. m. at Its office in said city as the time and place for the public consideration of the proposed improvement, at whteh time said Board of Public Works will hear all persona interested, or whoso property j liable to be assesses! for said improvement, and will determine whether the benefits to Tho property liable to In* assessed for such .Improvement and the benefits to the City of Indianapolis will equal the estimated cost thereof. By order of the Board of Public Works. CHARLES E. COFFIN W. H. FREEMAN*. M. J. SPENCER. Board of public Works. City of Indian* apoiis. Lot, 20'Pea, 1324.

39 LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind.. Nov. *2B, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described I public improvements in the City of Indianupoiis. as authorized by the following numbered Improvement Resolutions, adopted by said Board on tho :](Jlh day of November. 1924. Improvement Resolution No. 1213 ft. Nov. 26. 1924. STERLING AVENUE. From North Property Line of Twelfth Strpct. To South Property Lino of Commerce Avenue. By grading and paving the roadway with Wooden-Block. Asphalt. AsphaltieConcreto or Bri**k. laid on a (Much gravel • t<* foundation from **nrb-line to * urb!lno t#> a uniform width of 2-1 fe'd : grading and pavurur the wings of the intersect ins | a’.b-y iu a similar manner to the width an I shown on plan: and providing 34 ’in. It. of Ixlß-ineh Stratified Limestone Marginal j Stone. ' Also extending nil water, gns. sewer and otlier private ervi#a connections to property line, where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and a a specified. All work done in the making of said described public improvumt nts shall be in a*cordaP(*e with the terms anil conditions of the Improvement Resolutions, as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. and the detailed drawings, plans profiles find specifications which .arc on ftlo and may be w uc hi tho office of scud Board of Public Work.', of the* <’itv of Indianapolis The Hal< 1 board of lh?b i * Works lias fixed Friday. Dec 19th, 1924 at 2 o’clock p. m. hi its office i?i said city as the time and place for tho public consideration of the proposed inifiro'. #*ni*nt. at which time s:>if! Board of P and)%. tVorks will hear ail fterf-i.rilnterested, or whose property is imbit* to be for - \u\ jmproverne'P. uud will lb terndnv v/h- ther the bepefUft to the ivropertv b, hie to b aMHiw%f Iruhiu-a polls w:ll equal the estimated cost thereof. by order (*f the Hoard of Public Works. rifAKI.ES E (X)FFIN. W. H FREEMAN. M J Si‘ENTER. Board of Public Works, City of Indian* Nov/ A> De*- 8. 1924 Virr ~\h v i: hitse3ient DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF 'THE BOARD Ind tnrtp >is In*t IVe 4 1924, To WHOM IT MAY COM:Ki;N. N .fi. H rebv giv-n by th- Board of Pub'll Works of tV* City • T IndlanapolU, 1 V'-Va*"** 1 hey -vj-pr i '’‘hV' L-t-fi-'n;-; t ‘ nli showing tho prlrna fa ie assCHninen?!* for tie- fob *.T! 4 d*>eribed tuibU** unprovcatitiiorized l>y trie ImproVeiuviit /"im.o -rm-ot Resoh itn-n No 11952. FIRST ALLEY !;. sT OF OLNEY S IKK FT . From north pnu er;y line of HI event h Street. To south property lint* of Thirteenth Aalt, v4ph.-i;ti --•■ - -o-t*' Ton rete or : final Mioß or A x* \ ! suusutrd St*M fi and " P- t - -t-d : .r a". f \ by n%u\ 9 C r* ua'd .'By CTiAHI.iS TOFi-TN. W il . Mhi.MAN, lioard of Pi b:Works City of Indian-p.-e , c, h 9 in, n 12 192 i _ CITY ADVERT IS rhM ENT dei*a!-;tm!:nt : . pr;w:r works OFFICE i'r THE BOARD I- •* f i T \ 1924 TO WHOM ! | MA! Pi*N rRN In • : : U.o *U*f utt n Nrt. 1 1494 A: v 'KT' Si it: IM db-t Sl.u- ill. > i V '< •o • • - ii- o. I J. -• •• „ ; iron In.- * to :rb \ be .id *). an \. .. , and a* i' % intcrented :n or affeeted I>> said • - fob t.-.'a'th- B• V I • * p'.Ki- Work'** *.-> l:a nx-d M -.day 1 sth. •i %tn • r ase—4<d t i. -,-! j.‘* - . ~* pr.; s ,J in mi.-I Toll. :rid wU\ de rn;l:.* f: • *p %*•*. • ; a to i -the,b-. !‘bd :n the mi:..unfs t:arn#-1 on .tid vtM t - * w "M rod ehowinK said p r ima ' • • Ms.-* *n -OtH WtTh The Il'lM'-.H of ownb* and- on U'u :i*;d : 4> %*-e n at f ** . ~f the B-.p-.t * ! P ibhe Work* of ; CHARLES }' COFHN V' H FREE. MAN. m j n* hi; Board of Public Workb tlty of Indian | Bpol la Doc. 5. 6 R 10 11 !•' 1924, (TTY ADV i-’RTISEM ENT DEPARTMENT OF PEBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD. TANARUS: dlanapolin. Pul . De 4. 1024. TO WHOM rr MAY concern ■ Noli *• 1h lii*ret>v yjven bv tiie Board of fmblh* Wurka <f tie. City of Indanapt*li. JndhiTiß. that on the std day of De.vmber Ib’M, they approved an aaaesar.icnt roll tnr prima fiu*i* for the foTnwinp def4*rib*d nubliti Improve input, an author Dad by tin* Injprovement Resolntion named. IrnprovcmcTit, Resolution No 11767. KEYSTONE AVKNEE. From fmuthweM property lino of Southeastern Avenue. To north property Hnc of English Ave nue. By pavlnsr the roadway with Aptialt Aaphalfie Cor ret* S-i:.-'h two course Concrete or Briek. laid ou a S-tncli gravel < oncreto foundation from curb line to **u r b Her* to a uniform width of 21 feet; paving the wiugH of the InterMvtlng’ a.llpya Iti a similar manner and to the w idths ari altown oil plan; providing- 54 lineal feet of 4xl K-ineti Strntifl*%l Minerifonc Marginal Stone or ’* x2\2 in*h Standard Steel Pav* ini? (riiard as epeeifled. Alan extendiuk all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to proprt.v lin*-. where not already in. All to t>e as shown on plans and a* specified. Soto Contractor in etibmittlng hie bid must submit a separate bid per square yard for the paving of tho roadway ex elusive of tho space occupied by the car track; a separate 11*1 per lineal foot for Marginal Stone; and a separate bid per lineal foot for Standard Steel Paving Guard, Persons Interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that tho Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Monday. Dec 15. 1924. 2 v th. no a date upon which remonstrances will Ik* received, or heard, againet the amount assessed nyainst each piice of property described in said roll, and w‘!l determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have b*>cn <r will L>e benefited in th amounts nanieil on said roll, or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll Said assessment roll showing said prim* facie assessments, with tho names of owners and descriptions of property subject to bo assessed, in on and may be seen at the office of tho board of Public Works of eaid city CHARLES E. COFFIN, W H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indian* Rpolis. Dec 5. 6. 8. 9. 10 11. 12. 1924 CITV ADVEIITIBEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Y r ORKS, OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis. Ind.. Doc *. 1024. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice m hr-nby sriven by tho Board of Ptiblic Works of tho City of IrdionapoH*. Indiana, that on tho 3d day of Deiember. 1024, thy approved an nssesstpsat roll thowuui USA vruuA faO* to*

_LEGAj._.XOTirES.-. w .-^ (Continued) tho followinpr doacribod publio improvoraont. as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11533. OXFORD STREET. From south property iiue of Twenty Seoond Street. To south property lino of Twenty-Fifth Street. Ry grading nnd paving Iho roadway with Asphalt. Aspnaltio Conerete, Concrete or llrtcij. laid on a O-ineli gravel eonorete fotmdation from curb In, ■ to c-url, lino to a uniform width of '.'l tot: grading and paring the wings of the Intersecting streets ami alley in u similar manner and to tie* widths ;,h shown on plans: providing 294 llm-al feet of -tx-18-hich Stratified Drmestmic Marginal Stone or %x3\3 inch Standaial Slts'l Paving Guard as specified: constructing 1 catch basin, including inlet top: providing 1 new iron inlet; laying 42 lineal feet of 12-ineli dram pipe with eoi.neettons made to ml, t. catch basin and manhole; resetting 6 manhole tops to grade; sewer connection to he tu td • at the bench wall in tho manhole. Also extending all water, gas. sewer and any other private get-vice connections to inside of property line where not already in. AH to be as shown on plan and as specified. Persons Interested in or affected by said degr-ribed public ltn pro v-lnei;: are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Monday, Dec. 15,-1934 ? p. r,'. as a date upon which remongtraniens win be received, or Scsid, against the amount assessed against each piece of properly described In said roli, and win determine the Question ns to whether su, ii lots or tracts of land have le-cii or will be benefited In the amounts named on said roll or In a greater or less sum than that named on said rod Said assessment ro'l showier said prims facie assessments, with tho names of owners and descriptions of property subject to b f * assessed, is on file and may be seen and Hie ofi: • of thy Hoard of Public V\ orits of said ci?v. f’UARLES E. COFFIN. IV. H. FREEMAN, T> M J, SPENCER, Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolig. Dec 5, 6 8,9, IP 11, 12. 1924 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indtanapoitg lad Dec a iipr TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-„.-m-‘ n ‘w- h - reLy given by the Board of V ;* V ct th-- Oily of Indianapolis. J * “* ,i.‘ ii. ; hat oil tho ftrd clay oj ‘J* - I o- ■- appro-. e,.l an assessor ;,t ro'l s owing the [• ma facia assessments ; r 1 m >*' ■ >■ ' H -<• ■: -i public improve. a,;’‘c,iy,.,j ; ,y tho Improvement l;npr,vc!,i,i,t Res,Ration No, 1188.5. WAI.CUT'i STREET. P'-s-'.-ij 1 V-' rue J,r ° !n rty lino of Fouth-h'-M- property hue pf I>eio Street - , ''pr ■ \ , - Jll 'J- j.-.c--. aid - t fi i;,, h gravel ' —■ m from cnrb-iine to ;J -> v. ~ith - f ■ i f,vt j ; ;. V _ : ‘ v 418 inch Stratified . water, gas sower •ti nut to ;;X;"u, j v::vv l l,i *^.6. J c-coua Pdr-CM fi. or ass, cd bv said : -*;"! th'd'o-c hs'!d ; i*ub.i. ;ir tV:mlihld -s' P>r fiX '! Mo:,-lay Dec 15th ; •' - * h-. m. Ha a c i• '* up >n hion r-*-“fr t- % iv- } H . rex'*• IV-A or >. f ;tr ,i !*'. '‘ ' , \ ‘.'l- Viinr t*a h ► • ' _ ’ ■ ; . rra.:t** *, .* : kV( , ■■■VlVl c.*.'”.-;;-':,,v -d ;■ •• v -• en at hni ’’—■ •* v - rk - - 1 %' !i'"thn' in HV ,a ~h "ft -•' : % 55' 'i-ii'y''of Indian-I-v 5 -I _ . ( 1 o 1 j v) ip- 1 CITY ADVERTISEMENT, DEPARTMENT • E PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD TO Wilt - ■ / 5 ln "‘- : v sc‘s 5 rdii J.’TiK l-° ■• *. B-ftLinv f-iftt fin t!,* ft,! day o' * ' ■ t f'%h*w!*-.sr and i if,, I. wnv - - R 'floh-Ron S>> 11975. i rcrn ’ 4ftt * • ’ L-: of E;i*t* rn Avrn :]+ of Vnnt- : ' \vr:„:V. ; : ' lx -* V-- f .r?'*!••* to 4 h ' : r 5- r - ** *■' own i/o ; a and a* j-- frrHt>*d in or n ?'*■-*♦. and by e.it,-j , w - •*1 h.B.h* or;*vtsmrni a.o h- n-by tir.i i tl'-.l that t !.* BoJirv! of Pnbit ..* \V .**k *ny Jiaa fix i Mo*ul iy Dls. •P. I. C 111 !■* 1, ,1-atc nttoii whi--h re and will :i :,n tic .“-i ni as t,, boon or will bo bcneftled in tho amounts less s-:tu tl n t):at named or, *ud roll S.dd ric: showing said iirini.a fade asM-sm.-i ’s witt. ihe names of own firs av! dcsiTlptlons of property subject b ~ , , : fi-.. hi:.i may b.> e-n at the offl-s >f t,~ Board of Pub!;- Works of said city. CHARLES K COFFIN tv 1! ! HIT MAN. M ,! SPUN, Ell 14 ,-d of Public W-,rks. Oily ,■ f p.ltrvn npolis !>-_.• .*, I. S. 0. 10. II |" 1924. CITY ADVERTISEM EN T. DEI’ART.M ENT IT PUBLIC WOBKB. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Ir.dianupo’!* Ind Pec 4 1924 TO WH .y_ n \| A Y , , iNci.i; \ Noll, - : 1.-rc'.v giv.-i! !,> i > Board < f Plibue Works o! the Uitv of I: dianapoils InHlfiitt.it ou i .- 3.1 da, of Pc,, nilwr. IP-'4 they approved an assessment roll showing the prim if ,e,e assessments for the 1,,,, owing des, rllicd public improve muni, ss authorn-ml by tin Irnpro, ement Resolution named Improvement Resolution No. 11937. BARTH AVENUE From south prop* rty li to of Painty Btrs.-(. To norll) pr,.pej-ty line of Beecher Street rxav.pt the Pleasant Run Parkways and bridge. By grading and pavtng tho roadway v-iiH Wood.-', Block. Asphnlt Asphaltic Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6 Inch gravel concrete foundation from .uirb line to curb line to a uniform width of 24 fpej; constructing two concrete outfalls; providing 8 new iron Inlets: laying 389 lineal feet of 10-lneh drum pipe a,el 70S lineal ice 1 of 12 inch drain jr.po as shown on plans: with comicettons trade to inlets nn<J ontfails: prmidmg s-1 iinea! feet of 4xlß inch Stratified Limestone* Marginal Stone. Also extending ai! 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 Persona intereshxl in or affected h; said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Hoard of I‘ubjle Works of said city has fixed Monday, Dec. 16. 1024. 2 p. in. as a date upon which remonstrances will ho received, or heard, against tho amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll and will determine the question aa to whether such lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited in tho amounts named on eaid roll, or In n greater or less sum than that named on said roil. Said assessment roll showing aaid prima facte assessments, with tiie names of owners an.i descriptions of property subject to be assessed .is on file and may be seen nt the office of the Board of Public Works of said etty, CHARLES* E- COFFIN, W Tt FREEMAN. M .1. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Den 5, 6 8, 9 10. 11. IT, 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind., Dee, 4, 1924 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby gW -n by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 3rd day of December, 1924. they' approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments for the following described public improve, ment, as authorized by tho Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11752 NEW JERSEY STREET. From South property llna of Hoefgen Street. To North property 11ns of Southern wenue. By grading and paving the walks with cement placed next to the property line to a uniform width of .5 feet; grading and paving Iha alley crossings wdth cement, placed next to tbs property fine to n uni form width of 6 *>!; grading the Uwu • mUsra wjAUi es iaa

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone, Berea Sandstone. ; Granite or 6x24-inch Concrete curb to a| uniform width of 30 fret: curbing the j wings of the intersecting street and alleys' in a similar manner and to the widths as: shown on plan: removing 50 lineal feet of j straight curb at Southern Ave. as shown ; on plan; providing 38 lineal feet of 6-foot j radius granite corners; providing 31.5 j lineal feet of 1.0-foot radius granite cor-1 iters. Ail to boas shown on plans and as speel tied. Persons interested in or affeet-'d by said ; described public- improvemeni are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said cit - has fixed Monday. Dec. 15th. I 1924. 2 p m. as a date upon which re-I moustran.es wifi bo received or heard, j against the amount assessed against ea< 1, ! piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to I whether such bos or tracts of land iiav-| been or will be benefited in tho amounts, nam-d on said roil, or in a greater or iess I sum than that that named on said roll. ! Saul assessment roll showing aaid prima j facie assessments, with the names of own- i iry and desor ptions of property subject to lie as-'-s-.'-d. ,s on file and may be seen a. tiie offi.-e of the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolig. Pec. 5, 6. 8 9. 10, 11. 12 192-1. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ind. Nov. 29. 1024. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given by tin- Board of Public Worms of ihe (fitv ,. f India, ipoha Indiana, that on Ihe 28th day of November, 1924. they- approved an assessment roll showing tin- prima facie assessments for tiie following described public improvement as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11790. LEONARD STREET, From south property line of Prospect Street. To north property line of Sanders Street, Except tiie interjection of Morris Street By grading and paving tin roadway with two-course Concrete. Asphalt, Aephait'e Concr--te or Brn-k, laid on a 6-inch grnv-1 coinrci - foundation from curb line ti, curb line to a uniform width of 74 feet'; grading and paving the wings of the interH'eiing a:i".vs in a similar manner and to tiie widths as shown o - plan: providing 50 iiu-ai i'-.-t of 4\!B-m,:b Strsclied I.ime- • toi.e Marginal stone; rest-fang 4 manhole tops to grade. Also extending: <" water. cn° sewer snd otl’i-r private .-e-rvico , ■.umt'citnvs to ,iropXll to be as shown on ph.ii and as specified I'crsor.r interested n or affected by said described pub!: • mjjirovenient are hereby notified tic* the Board < : ibil.' Works of h ,ty 1 u fixed W. Im sday D<-.- 10th 1924, 2 p. m as a oat. upon which remonstrances wifi be received or h -ard. against the amount assessed against >-a< i. pie.-.. 0 f oroperty lirs.-nbcd m sa.d roil and wii determine tin* Oue-lio-l ;u to wl,ether SUCh lots or tra -ts ,f hind have be, or wfil be benefited in the amounts ruined on raid ro'.i. or in a gre.p.-r or ksa r au than that named on said roll. Sad is- - , ro : showing -aid prima facie asses'meats, ’he names of own ere ai.,l d> s -ipiions of proper'y -übject to be assrsi"xi. is on file and may be seen at the office of the Board of Pubiic Works of said city. CHARLES E COFFIN. W ii. FREEMaN. M J SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City o' Indianapoiis. I ■ 1 2 3 4 5. 6 8. 11*74. oiTY ADVItKTISEM ENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind.. H-v 2. 1974. to whom ;r may vnc:-:un. N >ti is her, o given by t!:e Bosrd ol P.:bP ■ W .rks of tic- City of India- ipofis : . . ci, t;;at -,m tu<- Ist day of Decemi'-r, 1024 tli* y approved r ass*-sme:it roE - ..... the , . , - ts for f.ei.t ..- v.:t teimed !>y the Improvement ' 1 rnorox c‘m’mt“u.-so;-.tton No. 11832 FIRST AT.I EV EAST OF GRAY STREET I cm icutii |> curly fine of first aiiry - m it rn fine of second alley of W is t-s. , Bv gr.idiuv ~:.d paving the alley with Art hail Asphaltic Con- reus Concrete or Br.. k laid on a 6-ir.ch gravel concrete foubdaib-i: from 6 . .-h * ■■' ;-. pery Une ; - 6 inehe* j iprrty line to a uniform id 11 of 11 feet * A so '•xt'-udlng ail water, gas, sewer and v/ r.-V to propa:; to b, ass. ,wu on ; . i and as sjieel-fi-d des ribed put-fi • unp-ovrm, nt arc li, rcb.v . hat t e Board, c-f P W- : of r.-t city bus ti\'d Friday. D- ■ 12th 1024. rrar. - w:!I % re.'eivcd. or * curd agat-iu. t - am • t assessed agat.nst >■..puce of ; ::y scr:-m-. iti s-ud red and wifi deles or tracts of land have been or will bs b- ro tit,a! th" amm.tils Paired on said r V, r !:: , greater or less sum titan that S ,;d ursc-m, :it mil showing said prima facie ,sse--.meriTs with ihe of own-•-I n .1 d-!- ripi.. -of p op. rty subs t to be Ar-pssed. :x ou file -a 1 may be s-rn at the offt e of the Board of Public Works of CHARLES E COFFIN. W H FREEMAN. M .1 SPENCER Board of Public Work* City of Indian-ai-oMs. ti",- 3 l 6 8 9 10 1974 i' rr v ar> vert is em e nt. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. T tv! anapoils. Ind Dec 2. 1924. T< * WHOM pr may CONCERN’: n. t ic, is > r *by civ,-: bv tiie Board o! Pub!;-- Wore* of the City of Indianapolis limiana th.U on t> - is! <iav of De. ■ml • r 11*24 they approve-: an nsei'ssment roi. s' owing 1 • j.-m:i facte .i„ .-riuent* for if'*' following described public improve t-icnt. as istiiortzed bv tlte Improvetuuit Resolution name,!' Improven :* Resolution No. 11213. OXFORD STREET. From south property lino of Twenty Second Street. To south property line of Twenty-Fifth Street By grading and paving the wnlks with cement plac'd next to the property- line. .. a uniform width of 5 feet; gr.uling and and paving the streets and alley crossings with cement placed ext to the property line to a uniform width of ft fret; grad ing the lawns to a uniform wtuth of 4 % I'd; c..filing Ixii, sides of Hi roadway I with otratill 'd bm"stonc Berea sandstone. granit, i r 6x21-in, !i - on. irb; out b mg iite wmge of the intersecting et-ecte and alley m a similar matin- r and to widths shown on plan: pro..,bug 94 lineal b-t of 15 loot granite radius comers; providing 126 lineal set of 10-foot granite radius corners; providing 19 lineal feet of 6 foot g-ani*e radius ■orners; rebuilding 8 new inlets by using old castings; providing 6 new man hole rings and covers to l>e placed on old catch basins. 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 Friday. De.- 12 1924. 7 p. rn. as a date upon which re monstrances will be received, or heard, against the amount assessed .against each pieco of property described in said roli. and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tructs .if laud have been or will bo benefited in tiie amounts named on said roil, or in a greater 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 bo assessed, is on file and may be seen at the off ce of tho Board of Public Works of eaid city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN, M. J SPENCER Board of Public Works. City of Indiananapolts. Dec, 3 4 ?v fi fi, 9. CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis, lud. Dec. *2. 1974. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of tiie City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that ou tho Ist day of December. 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing tho prima facie as sessments for the following described public improvement, as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11993. FIRST A I.r.KY EAST OF EAST STREET From south property line of loxva Street. To north property lin* of Beecher Street. By grading and paving the alley with Asphalt Asphaltic-Concrete. Concrete, or Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete foundation from 6 inches of property line to 6 inches of property line to a uniform width of 14 feet; providing 14 lineai feet of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or %x2x2-!neh Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified; resetting 3 manhole tops to grade. Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to property line, where not already in. AH to be as shown on plan and a t, specified Persons interested tn or ass exited bv said described public improvement are tiers by unuUfA IA*A ttu Seuft a£ JPtipUa

(Continued) Works of said city has fixod Friday. De*. 12. 10124. ‘-2 p. m. as a date upon wnion remonstranco will be received, or beard, against tho amount ;kosso<l aerainst each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of land y>cen or will ben fiU*a 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 facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to l>e assessed, is on die and may be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works of eaid city. _ „ rtr ,_rv CHARLES E COFFIN. W H. FREEMAN. m; j. spencer. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Dec. 3.4, 5. 6,8, 9. 10, 1974. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind.. Pec. 2. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby giv-n by the Board of Public Works of tiie City of Indianapolis, Indiana, tli.it on the Ist day of December, 1974 they approved an assessment roll showing tho prima facie assessments .or the following described public improvemerit, as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement R-somtion No. 11J44. BARTH AVENUE. From north property Une of Orange Street, To south property line of Palmer Ptreet. By grading and paving the roadway with W od, r! Blo< k, Aspha * Asphalti, - i 6-ineb gravel concrete foundation from gutter-line to gutter-lino to a uniform width of 20.34 feet: grading and paving the wings of t’no intersecting street and alleys in a similar manner and to the widths es shown on plans p ivnling 109 lineal feel of Axis-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal ' Aiso extending all water, gas. sewer avi other private service connections to property line, where r.ot already in. Aii to be as shown on plans and aa siieeifled Persons interested i l or affected bv said describ'd public improvement are hereby notified that, the Board of Public Works of Mid city IxaJ fix'd Friday. Dec 12th. 1974. 2 p. m. as a date upon which remonstrances will be r; reived, or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roli and will determine the Question as to whether s.ieh lots or Tracts of land have been or will be t- ncflted it, the amounts named on said roll, or In a greater or less sum than that named on said roil. 4-ud nsr*,-ment roil showing aid prima fact, h tin mes of owners and descriptions of property subject in lie a** -s -d, is on file and may be seen a: the off ' <■ of the li- urd of Public Work* ol said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W, il EREEMAN, M ,1. SPENCER. B .ard of Publii Works, City of Indianapoiis. D-v 3. i_ ~ 6 _B_ 9. 10, 1924. CITY ADV ERTIS E M ENT. DEPARTMENT 0E PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis Ind , Nov. 29 1974. TO Wf-H.i it MAY CONCERN: -i hereby given by the Board of Pub'i" Work* of the C:ty of Indianapolis. Itid.aita tl,at on tiie -.s: 1 ! day of NpvemI■' r 1974. ti "V unaniniousiv adopted I ratory In N 12133 1924. - ; - No 12138. 1924. Nov. 28, 192 4. Resolved By tr - Board of Public Works of tl 1 " - - Indiana, that r :s desir'd mid d'-ei.r and necessary to vrau- part of MINNESOTA STREET, j Frr.tr Stale Avenue. To P'.itit 110 feet "ast. ! The proposed v scut urn bring more parts- barb described ass, Hows: 'Beginning at tiie inters’ tion of the south ;.ne of Minnesota Street with the Wi ;; running thenea , ,t s' wit', the S'i'it!, it.’- 1 of Minnesota street, a distal.--e ui' 140 feet, to a point; t*.cnee south. ,st him of . Stare Av- i;;e a disl.u c: ten feet, to a ! poir.t: tl.'t-'-e west raraliel to the south line of Mi:i;i‘-ota >tr -et to tiie east line of state Avenue ■ nortl with the east ;:ne of sta;,- Aver.je a distance of The property beneficially or Injuriously ass, tr-d by the proposed vacation, being the abutting property The Board of I'r.bp.c Works of said city ■ i.aa fixed Friday. D<-< . l;i, li*24. as a data rum winch re;t: : s'ra- ■ may be filed >r prese ted by pers - interested in. or : ass. od by, said proposed vacation as a’.-•va del bed on said <i.,y at 2 i o eh.bk p. rn. said board will meet at its the pur - triug and conj siiimtig any remonstrances which may t 1: avo been filed or presented, and for the , ic.rpos. of taking itimi action thereon. . Such actio;,s si,ail be final and conclusive i upon ail persons CHARLES E COFFIN. W H FREEMAN M. J SPENCER. Rosrd of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Pec. 1, 2. 3 4 o. 6. fi 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OB' PUBLIC WORK3 OFFICE OK THE BOARD Indianapolis. Did.. Dec 2. 1974. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: N ti n is hereby given by the Board of Ih.bii.- Works ..f th o:ty ..f Indianapolis. B k.iua that on (he Ist day of December. 1(124 th-> approved an a.-sessment roll -liowing the prrma tncie ass--stnents for : i 11 wing des i ed public improvement ss authorized by t'.e improvement lies--in(.on named: Improvement Resolution No. 11905 DENNY STREET. From north property line of TwentyEighth Street. 7 > s"Ulh property Une of Thirtieth Street. By paving the roadway with Wooden Block, Asphalt. Asphaltie-Conoreta or lire k !atd on a 6 r.ci gravel concrete son: dalien from curb hue to > urb-line to , uniform width of 74 feel; providing 74 lineal f>>: of !\l6-nch Stratified I.unestor.e M ,rci ~ Stone: r, ett;iig 4 manmi" tops to grade Also extending ad water, gas sewsr end other pm ste service eormfetiona to property line, where not already in. \: 1 to be as shown on plan and ss eMetric i IVrsnn* Interested in or affected by said des. ’-fried public mi; rovenicnt are liereby notified that !iie B('ard of Public Works of surd city lias fix..! Friday. Dec. I2th. ll>2 1, 2 p m. as a date upon which re-moiistrar..-eg will be received. or beard, a*:iu;-i th" amoc.nt ass-esed against each Piece of property described in slid roll, and will determine ti e question as to whether sm’.i mts or traetn of land have been or will tie benefited in the amounts named "ii said roli or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roil showing said pnma facie ass'-ssnems. with ’:e nines of owners and descriptions of properly subject to tic ass, .--i and. is on tiie and may be seen at tl e offi c of the BoarJ of l’ubiic Work* of edici city. CH ARE F.6 U COFFIN. W Ji FREEMAN. M J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City- of Indianapolis. Poe 3 4 5 fl. 8 9 16 1924 CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOAF.P. Indianapolis Ind Dec. 2 1924 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis Indiana, that on tiie Ist day of Decemlier. 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facte assessments for the following described public improvement, as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11904. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET. From east property line of College Avenue To west property line of Winthrop Arsnue Except the Intersections of Carrollton and Guilford Avenues. By paving tiie roadway with Wooden Block. Asphalt. Asphaltic-Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete foundation from curb imp to curb line to a uniform width of 30 feet: paving the wings of the intersecting alleys in a eimilar manner and to the widths as shown on plan: [-"oviding 12 square yards of new pavement at College Avenue doe to changing the width of the roadway from 24 feet to 30 feet; providing 402 lineal feet of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to property nne, where not- already in. All to be as shown ou plan and as specified. Persons interested in or affected bv said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Board o: Public Works of said city has fixed Friday. Dee. 12, 1924. 2 p. m.. ;ts a date upon which remonstrances will be received. or bard, against th amount assessed against each pT.sre of property descritred 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 rod showing said nrima facte assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, ts 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 ft Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Doc. a 4. a. c, . a. us. lea*.