Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 27

FBjjPAY, MARCH 13,1925!

HOGSIA.RE STEADYIM CLOSING HOUR

DEALINGS TODAY .. , ' - V Allis Chalmers Reaches. New High Mark of 85 3-8, Average Stock Prices Avar**# price of twenty. Industrial etock* f10.85. up .78 AVoTf prioe of-I twenty rail* wee 81.38. up .04. Bu United fre* YORK, March 13.—Advices from ■ ''steel center* that Incoming orders In the last fortnight indicate the beginning of the spring demand were reflected In the strong tone of lndugtriaJ stocks in.,the early dealings on the exchange early today. In view of the remarkable ehowlng made by the United States Steel Corporation’s Febraury unfilled tonnage statement and the fact that operations are nbw at 93 per cent of capacity only a small season Increase In business would mean full time at.the steel mills. Steel Common advanced fractionally -so-123% while Allis Chalmers reached & new high on the move at |Bs%‘, and small gains were made by "General Electric, Texas Gulf Sulphur, American Locomotive and Famous Players. Opening prices: U. 8. Rubber 40% up Famous players 101%, up %; Bethlehem Steel 45%, up %; Union Pacific 147, up %; Wabash 26%, up %; American Water Works 41%, off 1%; American Locomotive 123, up i Local Bank Clearings Friday’e bank cieennge were 92.681.000. Debits amounted to $8.402.000.

Produce Markets

Eggs—Subtly* f?ei! D sellverec!* * Indl anapou*. 24 0-26 c a dozen:- special*. 27cPoultry—Fowl* 444 lb*. up. 2102*0 a lb. • cook*. 10® 14c; 1024 epFiager*. 20® 22c - Leghorn poultry. 26 per centdi*oount capon*. 7 lb* up o6e; duck*. 4 pound* up Li@lsc; young tom turkey* 3045 38c: young hen turk't* J3c; old, v!2@2sc; geese. 10 lb*, up. Jj® 14c; *auab*. 11 lb# to dozen. $4 60: lUitneaa 2-lb si*e. 87 a ' °Better—PacMog *tock butter. 17ffl2*c: selling prtqe tor creamery butter. 47®48c. In qvttl-tef# and halve* lc. more. , Cre*m— fit delivered at ti&Mjtm &Hi SsSfil? CHICAGO. March 13.—Butter-Re-ceipts, 6 394; creamery. 48tyc; standard, uitr&jsst % .'•Rsssaß ■ oelp.*. 4 car*: fowl* 234 c? ducks. *go: . Jreeas. 18c: spring*. 30c; turkey*. 286: 19c. Potatoes—Receipt*. 217 bars: Wisconsin round whites. $1.05® ES’ •eis. s2'3s;' - ‘ .* 24® t'Bc; koft melt 5‘fSV-f'&.-. tttSS: >P SiWAlftl. Northern Ohio extras, Si 44 e: extra flr*te. 30 H! Ohio first*. 30o; western first#, 29 Ho. Potatoes—unchanged. NEW YORK. March" 13.—flour—Dull unchanged. Pork —Quiet. _ Mess—l4o. Lard—-Firm :m id west spot. slT.4s® 17.65. Sugar—Raw. steady; centrifugal; 06 test, ddp . 4.77c > refined, quiet; granulated. 6 @6.25. Coffee--Rio 7 spot. 21 Vie: Santos No. 4. 26 U 036*0. Tallow—Stronger; special to extra. DH@9%c. HayWeak; No. 1. $1.25; No. 3. $101.03. Dreseed poultry—Steady; turkeys, 30® 45c chicken*. 20044 c; fowls. 19032 c; duck*, 20029 c: duck*, Long island. 27® 3?o: capons. 30050 c. Live poultry— Steady: reeso. 20®260: ducks, 16 0 32c: fowls, 28e: turkeys, 40 @ 46c: roosters. 16c; chicken*. 26®33c: broilera. 40®60c‘, capons, 42046 c. Chee*e—Firm state whole milk, common to special*. 21® 26Vic: *t*te. skim*, choice to spedlsl*. Butte*—Weak; receipts. 9.148; creamery extras. 48Vic; special market. 49@491ie. Erg*—Easy: receipts 30.049: rieaimy white fancy. 38® 39c: nearby state whites. 81 ® 37c; fresh first*. 23 % <3 32c: Paclflo coasts, 2714.® 89c: waitm whites, 30® 370; nearby brown*. 33® 36c.

Commission Market

• Fruits ApiVes—Bsskit*: Jonathans, $2,460 2-80 :<**wealthle#. L6o@a; Kltngs. 11. Barrel*: Wlneeap*. SLSQ 09.60; fancy Jonathan*.' $7.50 w 960: King*. 55.50 @7 - Baldwin*. $4.76@7: Greening*, $0.500 7 DoxcaC Jonathan*. $3.25 03.50;, jpelicloua. *4.7.106: t Winter Bananas. $3.260860: Spitzenberg*. $8 75: Qrtleys. $3.60. Bananas —LK. BV4 ®9c • a\ Qocaanut* —.Hundred. $6.50; • Cranberries—Howes, box. $6.60. Jf -Flo/ida Indian Rtvsr. SBO T^mons—California, box. $6.26. _ . _ Oranges-^-California navels. $. *6; Florid*. $6 25 @6. Pear*—NewTork. bushel. $2.60 Pineapple*—Cuban, crate. $6.n0@760 BtrawOMTi## —•Florida, quart. 60® 860- • • Vegetable#,. _ Bests-—Home-grown. $160: < Texas. —Home-rrbwn. 100 lb*. $2.60 03; new Texas. SBO4. . Qarrote-riSouthem. bunched. $1400 2. Ciultflowsr—California. $2.60. Celery—-Florida. crate. $40460: ooJ* <.>. H ( gale—Eastern, barrel $26002.66. shallots, dozen bunches. 750. , -• Onlbn .Sets—Red and yellow, bushel, $460®4.71/ whit*. $5 06.26, Parsley—Lqreti bunches, 65c. , Psreufp*— Homegrown. Ku $1.26. - Radishes*.-Dozen. 65®90c. . • ■ ias'Wsts' ~“e $2.6008: Maine Cobbler*. 150-lb , bag s<■: Maine triumph*. 160-lb bag. $4: Mui o*ot* Triumph*. 150-lb bag. $3.50. Spinach—Home-grown, bushel. sl. Sweet PoUtpe*—lndiana Jerseys hamB *sfomatoee —Repacked, box, $7®760. SSlufe umph*. box. $3 BUILDING SUPPLIES Portland Cement*— Cloth, a bag. B*c: P *ffoift/ir^—Ndrt* prepared, 4T5c a ItXKb Hydrat*' Lima—Ftntab. 65e a *ack: 1 is•on t, liDo • *s.f'k. Plaster and Finishes— Ivory Neat. 80lb. napei *ck* 78o; Michigan etuefw, $1 a 160-lb trtek: plaster parts. $1 an 10-lb sacs: StpnewaV prepared first coat, cloth ocon, S7O: No 8 common. $42. .• ' : BeveL gldhuij— 114 x 6 dear redwood I common S7O: Ix 7 No 1 common Y P. , few ■ Shingle#—Clear red cedar. $7.60 per

New York Stock Quotations

l *~ . . P.. 'r- }ii- >ts“' SVsfV'i‘l§ >llS O£NWR> 07 % ... 80 % §7 % (J 814 PSB 62 Vi 63 Jf2% -•el A Hud .. ... ...... 141% Del A Lack .. ill Spilt iii K 1 kmi If Nor Awn 131 ... IsyS I2JJ% Fere Parq. 70% ... 70% 70 Sfell ill* 4 || Khyftt *i k fe m It* :i; 'll# 113 Rubber*i? :* Ik h: P'me.MH ::: ill Equipment*— A C and F 224% ... 2*4 224% Am sti fa- *1 ix\i sr% lIC i<Ml* im if P {?>%s% :% J* Wffc'm ::: m - Weath Kmo 73% IZ **l Steel#— wsscmm m crucible .. 77% 70% 76% 78% O. State* ... ... 88 P. RC A I 40% ... 48Vi 47 RI 4 Steel 64% ... 54 M Sloss-Sheff. 80 ... 80 88% U 8 Steel .123% ... 123% 123% Vanadium.. 28% ... 28% 28 Motor*— “ H p p Mack Mot 188% 187% 188 138% fisCtlP? % lh Moon Mot. 24% ... 24% 24% Sassar-. s3 n K sL its & l us2iWw. 12h *iu Izl fas Y 1 M If.. ... 37 Mlninc* — D. Mine*... 16 ... 16 16 IMi*; m Jr Copper*— !Ff3\ 8 s j 6 * fi* 111 (MU Cal Petrol.. 33 ... 81% 31}i Houston, oil rH tj ?i$ 7i% [ SWfcS ::: ¥ P-A P (B) 70% 74% 78% 7# 'i iMB| -si ii m Texa* C 0... 46% 46% 46% Tr Qou Oli 4% ... 4% 4% Industrial*— Mtt* a • P z\ |grvM|. -Ir *8 -p li°E : I- '42% ■ P MIDLAND UTILITIES DECLAREDIVIDENQ Quarterly Dividend of 1 3-4 Per Gent Payable April 6r The Board of Director* of the Midland UtiUltles Company has declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per oent. on each share of the company's prior lien stock, payable April 6 to stockholders of record March 21, 1926. This stock was listed on the Chicago Stock Exchange recently and a public offering of #12,000,000, for the stock was made this week by the Utility Securities Company of Chicago and tho Central States Securities Corporation of New York.

Indianapolis Stocks v.

Stocks 1Adyanoe Rumely Cos com.. 1414 1514 s is. II Central Ina Power Cos pfd.! 89 M Century BWg. 98 *... Citizens Gas Cos com - 82 • . Citizen* gas Cos pfd 104 Ind ana Hotel mna ...4. ..100 ... Indiana Hotel pfd ........ 100 ... lb -L Publlo Bav Ins Cos ... a? :^H5-■# Union Trac of Jndwß,, .... I gsosfeaajp.::; :: r S2BK HR TO It 55 Bank Steaks ’ Aetna Trust and Sar C 0.... 106 . ~ feSteHi ii Indiana JC* Bfftk ....... M iii ::: Peoply* State Bank §7 • Security Tru*4 Cos ..190 ~. r State Ssr and Trust 60.., ft}: 9$ Union Trust Cos S4O ... Wash Bank _and Tr C 0.... 160 .. United Lab Bk sad Tr Cos.. , . ... Po^tjl Power^o''.' J’! ft* Indiana Northern M ...... ... Indiana By anrl Light 6s ... 91 ... Indiana Service Corp 5* . . . . ... uis Union T? - ac 8 ... Is Abet Cos 7V4. ..:... ' . ' Is Col 480 6s ..... ... ..97 - 'IOO • Gas 6s . ..'. i.. i ., 86 08 sLandH&# eg lgfi Is $ Mart 5a ........ So I: it&T.F '.v.: IT 11ST4s:s Union Hy 414* ?@V* -mkiM I Liberty Bond* Pllipilll I 1:888 * . **/*“ oc,a*' * • - -r -. M .• ’ *,

<By Thomson A McKinnon)

High. Low. 13:30 cloae. SS. aOT. I ?** .”' 4 ‘S’’* liksy iika - ,ssg ,m Ss.*sv3l! ‘Kh *sls *ps iacffja '*j* J 1 Mm ** ll S 8 : Utilities—mm m t ii fe'ffiilftu ::: lifv* Sklpplas—‘B* i# 111 Feed*— Amer Bur.. 66% 64% 64% 66VA ;? i; 1 feat fin -8< h 9* CORN AND WHEAT FUTURESDECUNE Market Slumps at Opening —Heavy Undertone, BULLETIN. Bu United Prtee CHICAGO, March 18.-Grain prices on t/he Chicago Board of Trade today crumbled In one of the biggeet breaks of any single day since the war. May wheat wza the heaviest sufferer- closing at from 81.67 to Sl.st% compared with close of sl.Bl ft yesterday. Bu United Preee CHICAGO, March 18.—Under the leadership of wheat, grain futures slumped at the opening of the Board of Trade today. Heavy undertone In wheat reflected lighter world demand and fa* or&ble turn In winter crop conditions over the domestic belt. Liverpool was lower. Corn trade was light and influ enced largely by the leading cereal. Oats showed Independence and lost onl. fractionally. The provisions Uat was unchanged. May Wheat Down 13tto. WINNIPEG. 1 Man.. March 18.— May wheat prices collapsed on the local exchange today and amidst wild scenes tumblsd 13% cents in rapid style. It was quoted At $1.74% at 12 o clock. Chicago Grain Table —March 13— WHEAT— _ _ Prey. May HfS IS**' ISSU July j!'; 1.66 1.60% 1.53% 1.*7 Sept iii* 1.46 1.41 V 4 1.42% 1.46V4 CORN— Ht/ 1.26 1.26 1.21% 1.82% 1 #)% July 1|8; 1.29 1.26 1.36V4 U 20% in' 4 136 IA% 1.39% 1.28 Vi OATS— May. 80 6.0 AB% .*WMi AO% July. :|l% .61% .48 .49 Vi .61% Sept. '.60% .60% .48% .49 .51 ays. 2.

Retail Fish Prices

Oa*an Varletlee—Boston haddock fillets. 38040 c: dressed haddock. 30c; halibut stows, 40c: red salmon steak. 35c: fresh nod steak, 30c: pompaop. 40c: bluefiah 86c: fpsnish mackerel. 85o: red snappers. trot', 60c; liv lobetara. 90c-Jraah green shrimp. 40c. large ecaliop*. 80c pound: fresh picked eyab m*at fil s pound: Main* finnan bam die. 30c: cherry stone clama 40c a dosen: Targe quohals clams. 60c: oysters. 80c®$1 S quart . Lake, and River Varieti*#—Lake white fi*s. 85c: trout. 86c: yellow pike, 35qj yellow perch. ebennel ceffieh. 86c: brnsfin herring. 80c: oickeral. 26c: grass T ffs^? , §*s. dOciUxf*' cr*^ pies. 36c. Prices on Coal lump. $7.25: Pocahontas mine run. $7; lump. $9.26; Indians lump. $607: Indiana egg, $6.3606.76: Indiana mine run. $460 5.60. (Wheeling 600 a too TINNER! SUTPUEfi gsife.'irauwu Soft Copper—lß-ounc*. Me a lb. Lead—slo.oo a 100 lb*. Solder—4lVc a lb. DRIVER TO FACE JUDGE > Inaa Thuraton, Btalla. Tutawilar. Involuntary Manslaughter Charge To Be Heard. Jack Bases, 433 N. Alabama St,, was to be arraigned in city court this afternoon on a charge of involuntary manslaughter before Judge Pro Tem Garth B. Melson. Bates was arrested Feb. 37, when the auto he was driving crashed into another and injurde Miss Blissbeth Healy, 2716 Olney St., a passenger. She later died at St. Vincent's Hospital Other passergere in the car were alo hurt. Deaths S Flemming. 78. 837 BU®. ar!*fc. Hammock. 1. i823 ColUa*. 1 L. Roth. 6 months. 1872 $. fiSTjrWIIr Tbald.ua PUN 00 Ann^ t K Boron*!. 86. Method!*t JoeRgberson. 22. Bt. Vine fnVs Troadu*.’ 77, 1619 Alvord. ar“llhSdeirlfhlulaF. 23. 9X4 Ibdiana ihilMoffitte. (ft. 2733 Ethel. b *E5n U fill. 759 Indiana Ififlu*

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All Weights Sell at $14 — Top Price Quoted at $14,10, —Hos Price* Day by Day—*7™* 14 T °2§ i. 14.15 14.25 3.812 if: || t|:8o Issi li: iioo. ll.io 5:000 The hog market was steady today at the close. Commission men reported oil of the hogs sold. About 6,000 was estimated In the yards. The market was level and all weights sold at |l4 with the exception of light lights, which alternated at 813.75014. The best sales ware made at $14.10 and the, bulk want at sl4. Pigs remained the same, selling for slo£>ls-75; rough pecking sows brought $12.600 12.76; smooths sold for $13.75018 and stags were quoted at 17011. Packer* and ihipP*r* divided the buyingCattle remained steady with all prices ranting about th* same. Brisk buying was reported In the good lots and only a fair demand for the poorer stook. The number of steers In the market was around 700. The 2At market was 60 cents lower at the alose prices for choice veals ranging from $18.60014.00. Medium vmQs were priced at 19.000 13.00; and oommons brought $6,000 8.00. Thare was only a fair damand on the 700 head that made up the market. The sheep market remained steady In spite of the few head that have been offered tor sale In the last week. Best lambs brought sl6 and the top price for sheep was ranging from sß.ooOs-60. About 70 head was offered for sale. SWISS H.srtw HMfIHIW Smooth m** 19.7901S 00 - *▼'. as3\ Steers. 1.160 lb# down. vttnmtF.::::::: Cow*, comm cm to cbolc*... 4 50Q 7.00 Cuttr* 4.00 down Canner* .. 3 00 Common to medium heifer*. 4 60A 6.00 Hi-.’hrr bull# 6.00A 700 Bolom* bulls 4.76 0 626 'IKSim Common calra* 6.000 8.00 —Sheep ud UunbtCboioe lambs to 'ob'oio* ewee .'i!fidott 8 in Bucks v.v.v.v.*:.*::loo® Other Live Stook CHICAGO, March 13. 40.000: marUet, week-end trade yenmilly steady, unevenly higher: common fat cow*, canner, cutters and bull*, week to lower: lirht canner*. S3: comparatively few fed *l2® 13; few §l3 >o® 14.00. Bh*ei>—Reoeiula 10.000: u*rk*t alow: drlrable fat lamb* aVesdr: few handyweiyht lamb* upward to $,8.70; pound average; fat aheep and ferdlns •be unchanird: rood fat ewee $0 50. r* —Receipta. 24.000: mvket. alow, mostly 100 up. underweight*. 28c up: top. feiigSte?# light*. Sl.® 13170: packing sow*, smooth. Pl-rrsm-RGH. Mar oh I*.—Cattle—veal calvee. $13.60 214. Sheep and Lamb* —Receipt*. 8 dd: market, . slow; primo p!ite 7 Jfe& ’ r,AST WUTTAZ i. March 13.—Cattle— jy-*ipta. 150; mirkft *teady: ektvsj.. feMySttap Reccipl*. LCOO: market llpw and atsady; cull to enofee. S3 oo®l6. Sheep and |OWKi LAST BT. LOUI\ March 13—CatU*— Rweipt*. 800; market, rteadjl /••f'ing helfera, 97A0®8.60• eow*. $6.26®6.60: ca ner* and cutter*. $2.60® 4: calvee. sll ® 12. Hog*—Reeelpta. 7.600; market 35 14.15. sWr —JUoeipu, 7.M)J tnartwt. nominaliy *tea<v: ewe*. Itefii 10.50: canner* and cutters. 99 60® 6: wooled lambs, 316.76® 17.50. , CLEVELAND. March 13—Hor*—Retei Sarket itevly. unchanged.. Sheep and mb*—Receipt*. LOOp: mirket 60a lowCINCINNATI. March 13—Cattle—Reket, steady; rood to -holce. $12®14. flog* —Receipt*. 3.106: market. taady.. goad to choice packer* and butch w. 914 35. steady; good to onoloe. 917®17. jO. Sm,^HJs?Sl J is£2a , As lower. Shippers 1 Forecast North and west. 20 to 80; south and east, 36 to 85. Building Permits Frail* Malotte reroof. 016 Davldaon. Oscar Travel, addition. 936 Indiana M %ltam WbsaUay. reroof, 902 E. Morrt*. S3OO Eva Terrell, addition. 2402 Shwman, Ss - ,So” r a “ MO " S HTWedfeT dwelling. 4183 Wash tattoo Blvd., $16,000. Paul Beesiro. dwelling. 4234 W**hiorton BlveU 926.000. _ /..ul Beaaire. furnace. 4224 Washington %. dwelling. 634 N. Dtany. Candy Company. 99 signs plact® In various parts o ci,y, cost $lO each. Chari** Coer*, dwslllny. 8187 Droadway. $4,700. . Coats, furnace. 6187 headway, I O. Railroad Company, station, Senate p4.*S|et*ln*er.‘*sweUinf. 940-42 N. Br*uLoaner, replace. 3610 Staolay. S3OO. Wiliiwa StAflgjrd. rmroot 9111 WuLlnfr °(' h arlwE B^aaell, dwelling. 20-23 ft. ColoButsell. furnaeee. 20-22.8. Colorado. s46t. J. Kin*n a. rrage. IOGI N. Ewing. R. DUlon, dwelling, 1146 N. Holme*. sß.ovn). Joap Eaueh. dwelling, 725 N, Haugb. tvi IDomer. enlargem*ot, 600 Buohan*"b, garage. 1014 N. New J*rX. fVMalorf. store. Washington and Oxford, 32.660. _j[sms KUbert*. addition. Sherman V. s> "™“ ~Cmm jtrrtsch, furaaos. 815 Prospect sB2o/ ’ American Eatatee Company, dwelling. 4465 Washington Blvd.. SII,OOO. AjaMtean Btatee Company, furnace. Bros., windows. 69 Kentucliy. 4 Wilson, dwelling. 6941 Broad-

COMMITTEE AGAIN REJECTSWARREN (Uowtinued From Page One) nssn, Illinois; GlUstts, Massachusetts. Againut Warren (9), Republicans 2—Borah, Idaho; Norris, Nebraska; Democrats 7—Overman, North Carolina; Reed. Missouri; Ashurat, Arizona; Walsh, Montana; Caraway, Arkansas; King.. Utah; Neely, West Vlrfinla. The full membership of the committee was present. Walsh presented a resolution to the committee expressing the opinion that the President’s act in resubmitting the nomination was unconstitutional. He said It merely expressed his opinion and did not ask a vote. H*9o)utlon Presented Th# reeolutlon: •*l. The President of the United States la without constitutional right or authority to submit to the Senate a nomination for public office here tofore at the same session rejected by the Senate. “3. That the rules of the Senate eg well as fundamental principles of parliamentary law forbid the conslderatlon by the Benate of a nomination so re-submitted. “3. That it Is incompatible with the dignity of the Senate t entertftJn a nomination so submitted.” Walsh said he would ask the Senate to decide this question when the nomination comes up for debate. Determined to establish once and for all absolute right of a President to select his own Cabinet, President Coolldge today marshaled every Administration force in the Senate to drive through on the second attempt a confirmation of Warren. Coalition Plans Speed But, flushed with the tion of a second victory, the Democratic ooalitlon of Senators opposed to Warren prepared to repudiate the renomination with as much speed and precision as the President showed In resubmitting It after it had once been rejected. President Coolldge today summoned to the White House Senator Borah. Idaho, chlaf opponent to Warren to confer with him on the conflict between the Administration and the Senate. Two “Called In’* Just before Borah arrived. Senator McMaster, South Dakota, another Republican Senator who voted against Warren, was also called to the White House to discuss the situation with Coolldge. After the conference with the President McMaster said they had discussed “the Warren situation in a general way.’* He declined to say whether or not the President had urged him to change his vote against Warren to one In favor of confirmation but be asserted he knew “of no prospective ohange among any of the Senators who had voted against Warren, the first time.” Marriage Licenses For*l J. Hutton. 2s. Oraanfleld. Ind.. btkery; 9*r*b E. Fern*. 20, Cumber-laud. William Pyle 27. 640 W. Sixteenth, laborer: Vera L. Gilbert, 21. 646 W. Sixteenth. John C, Baker. 66. 409 Oxford: Anna R. Kiter. 60. 442 Oxford. John t. Krause, 38, Washington Hotel, auto d*air: Sana J. Horton. 2&. 61 N. Holme*, bookkeeper. Harry Edward*. :ib. 617% W. Washington. driver; Mr*. Gertrude Huffman. 25. 142 )T Blackford. jsg'eUa &. r srat l i.ii # B. Whitehouse. 32. 719 N. Alabama, electrician; Mildred JB. Loutt, 26. 319 t. St. Clair, elerical. Dale H. Sheet*. 21. 431 N. Jesse-son. projectionist; Dorrl* A. Field*. 18. 431 N. Jsfferson Births Roy* Smmatt sad Jill* Smith, 3210 Clifton. ry and Nora Banks, cUy hospital. Ancel and Annn ChaUm, city hopital. Raymond and Mrtrua* C*o*. city ho"'HU- and Katls Shupenaky. city bn*Theodore and Mary Moftlwae, city hoeand Henrietta Price. 60 E. Pl< Bert'ajid U viigrtnla Egger* 1935 New. Samuel and MV7 k*m, 619% w. Court. Fml and Zula Woltman. 619 N. Davld- *° John and Lydia Windhorst. 1139 TscumArthur and Lucille Roell. 1416 W. TwenHelene Montgomery. University Hoighu. Girl* Otis and Mary Battorg. dty hospital. Hobart and Eleanor Bamura. city hospital. Charle* and Ruth Thorne, dty hospital. w iiw2riy JUfuferhv Charles and Bonnie Gotn. Deaooneee HoaPl, fdward and Nora Br*tbman. 429 W. and Helen Whitmow. 1173 Ku*v&n. tu and Ingrid Andaraoc. 1695 W. V rmoDt, fe“A B 3!S*csSla'i.“ , . w vMi wsurtSFWrbtesssisi: lal Hospital. Charles and Janni* Daria. Methodist Hospital. Twt^ Georg* and AlioePUu. 9t. Vlnowt'a Ho*ptt*l. boy and girl. Tank Wagon Prices (Not Jpcludlnx 2c State tax) GAfOLINI—-Rid “Crown 18.2 c: SollU ITjo: C 'Moor* Light. 15.5 c; Perfection, 13.7 c: Bright Light. 12.7 c: Sinclair, 12.7 c. Cleaner*. $20.6: %. ft P. 19.5 c: Standoitnd Cleaner*. 20.6 c. | 89 LEGAL NOTICES * CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE Or"f?E BOARD 12 ' 1926 etice i* hereby given by the Board of lie Worka of the City of Indianapolis, ana, that on tn* lltb day of March. 5. Tn*y approved *n ***e*r,ier, t roll t&riaJhvfefia" jsaraKJg merit, a* authonied by the Imnrovxement Local 9awr Improvement Reeolutlon No. Resolved. By th* Board of Public Work* of the City of Indtanapoli*. State of Indiana. That, the .-or tructlon of a local •ewer, intended and adapted only for local Sy "th* property holder* whoe* property i thereon and not Intended or adanfwr reeawthf agwag* oollateral a. be. and the same la. bweby or,T - KiSrifV-f"? ln And '**

SI LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) Uoned against and paid by the property holder*, whot i property abuts thereon, and upon the City of Indianapoll*. if th* city i* benefited by said improvement, all according to the method and manner provided for in an Act of tn* General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled “An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations" approved March 0. 1905. Assessments, if deferred, are to be paid tn ten equal annual lnatallmenta. with Entere*t at the rate ix ner cent per annum. A bond or bond* •hall be issued to the contractor in payment for such work, unless the property owners pay Bald *ee**m*uU befpr* *aid bond or bond* are lwuen. under* no circumstance* shall the city of Indianapoll* be or be held responsible for any turn or •umt due from said property owner or owner* for said work, or for the collection of same, or for the payment of any bond or bonds, certificate or certificates, issued to said contractor in payment for aueh work, except for such money* a* eh all have been actually received by th* dty from the assessment* for such impronvement or *uch money* M *aid dty la by •aid above entitled Act required to pay All proceeding* had. and work done m the making of said improvement, assessment of property, collections of SMNStnenU and issuance of bond* therefor, shall fee provided for in said above entitled Act. Person* interest In or affected by said described publio improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Work* of said city ha* fixed Monday. March 23, 1925. 2 p. m., ae a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against tba amount aat-cmed against tacn piece of property described In MM fell, and will determine th* auestton as w whether *qch lot* or tract* of land hSv* been or will be benefited tn the amount* named on said roll, or hi greater or leg* sum than that named on *aid roll. Said assessment roll showing *afd orima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of nropefty subject to be assessed, is on file and msy be seen at the office of the Board of Public * Board of Pubuo Work*. - City of IndianMar 0 !*!', 30, 1936. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD to Notioe 1* hereby gi-en by tha Board of Public Works pf the ratio? Indianapolis, Indiana, that It Is desired and deemed necessary to make the following jeu improvwouit ul vw of Indianapolta. u authorised by the following numbered Improvement, nfttiUtion, adopted by aaid Board on the 11th day of March. I92o: _ , , v. Local hewer Improvement Resolution —i'VJ, IXO I 4,. Resolved. By the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapoll*. State ot Indiana. That the construction of a local sewer. Intruded and adapted only for local use by the property holder* whose property soul* thereon. ,nu not intended or adapted for receiving aswsge from collateral urains. be. anu lb* same la, hereby ordect-u m and a.oug EMERSON AVE. tEAST SIDE). From Eleventh 8t„ To points 250 feet north and 130 tet south. More particularly described m follow*; ‘Beginning at I man ho.- en th* we*t •Ido of Emerson ,vs. at Elsvanth SL; then'* east 88 1 '• to the east side of Emerson Ave ■ 1 aoo north along said <-wt side of Eme n Ave 250 feet to a jCu t: with brant aas follows; branch A: H*\u.iing at Swer ln Eleventh St. and east sld* of Emerson Ave.; thence south along said east side ISO f*et to a point. Branch B: Begmntng at sw*r in east side of Emerson Av*. and Eleventh fit.: thence east in Eleventh St. 195 I set to a point. Said sewer shall consist of vitrified pipe 12 inches in diameter. And laid sewer, with all it appurtenances. shall be constructed tn accordance with the profile and epeciftcallons now on flie In the office of the Deuariment of Public Work* of said city. The cost of said improvement shall be apportioned against snd paid by the property holder* whose property abuts thereon, ana upon the city of lndisnapoii*. If the city i benefited by said improvement, ail according to the method and manner provided for in an Act of the General Aseemoly of the State of Indiana, entitled ‘An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations." approved March H. 1905. Assessment*. If deferred, are to be paid in ten equal annual installment!?, with interest at the rate six per oent per annum A bond \r bonds shall be issued to the contractor In payment for such work, unless the property owners pay said assessments before said bond or bond sxe issued. Under no circumstances shall the city oi liiu, an ..polls be or be held responsible lor any sum or sums due from said property owner or owners for said work, or Jor the collection ot same, or for the payment of any bond or bonds, certificate or certificates, issued to said contractor ln payment for such work, except for such moneys ae shall have been actually received oy the city from the assessments for inch Improvement. or such monsyt as said dty is by said above entitled Act required to pay, All proceedings had. and work done in the making ot said Improvement, assessment of property, col Actions of assessments ana issuance of bonds therefor, shall be provided for in said above entitled Act. . All work done in tb* making of *atd described public improvement *h*U b* In accordance with the terms and condition* of the Improvement Resolution, as numbered. adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and Specifications which are on file and may fee seen in the office of said Board ofrUbUc Work* of the City of Tndianapolie. The rain Board of Public Work* has Axed Wednesday. March 26, 1026. 3 p. m., at Its oflic in said City as the tlm* and place for tho public consideration qf tho proposed improvement, at which urn* isM Board q l Public Works will bear all per-" tons interested, or whose property is liable assessed for,'said improvement. a r 'd will determine whether the benefits to tie property jiable to be assessed for such improvement and the benefit* to tl\# City cos ih "of 01 •final tne estimated By order of Board of Public ot IndianSiolla arch 13 and 20. 1025. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK* ; OFFICE OF THE BOARD ,t2S - Indiana, that it Is desired and dremrd nessanr to make the following described public Improvements in the City ofTndlanapolts. a* authcrired by the following g^alTWtJ i.o ai Sewer" Improvement Resolution No, Resolved, By the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, fitata Os Indiana. that the construction of a local aewer. intended aiid adapted only for local use by the property holders whose property abuts thereon, and not Intended of adapted for reosrmg Skwage from collateral firfinsi be, ar.d the tame It, hereby ordered m and along _ „ BUTLER AVE. From Tenth fit.. a point 350 fast north of Eleventh holaln Tenth St.; thence north Jn Butler vsihTt. wtfSh Bt., 105 feet, to a pouu, - *•■ *WI conelst of yurtfted plPj inches andJLs„mchaa In diameter, and said sewer, with all Its appurtenances, shall be constructed in accordance with the profile and specifications now on file In the offlce of, the Department of Public Works of said city. The cost of said improvement shall be apportioned against ana PaH by the property holders wnoes property abuts M'Tr so, upon tba aty of Indisnwxifl*. if the city is benefited by said IroproMment. all according to tna madiotl and manner provided lor tn an Act oil tb* General Assembly of the Stata of Indiana, anutl*d. "An Act Cono*nimg, Mun tfipai Cor. poratlons." approved March 1905. Maseessmect*. ft daferred. are to be paid in ten equal annual, installment* with interest at the rate of ix per cent per annum. A bond or bond* *han be iseued to the contractor in psymsnt for such work, unleee the property owners p*y said assessment# before said bond or bonds are issued, under no circumstances shall be city of Indianapolis be or be held responsible for any um or sum* due from aaid property owner or ownnr* for ald work, or for the collection of same, or for.the payment of any bond or bond*, certiflest* or certificates. issued to aaid contractor In payment for *uch work, , *xoept for such money* a* snail have been actually received by the city from the assessments for euch Improvement, or such, moneys ea earn city la by said above entitled Act required to pay. All proceeding* had. and work done U 1 the making of said improvement, assessment of property, collection* of a*seeemvtUa and issuance of, bond thvrefof. shall he nrovldea for In said abom entitled Act. All done in th> making of *aid described p Rlic int pro vein-nts shall fee in *ccordanee with the terms and condition* qf the ImprovcsjHsnt Resolutions as numbered •doptsd by the B>ard of Public Twqrkj on the above named day. and the detailed drawings, plan*, profile* and specifications which are on file and may be seen In the office of the Board of PuWiq work* of the City of Indfsr ipoiia. place for the r-üblic con*id*rtlon ot the fcsrs wmwisa.s •on* interested, or who** property is liable to be aeaeeeed for said ImproTsanant and will determine whether the benefits to the property liable to t> assessed for such improvement and the benefit# to th* CHy of Indianapolta will equal tna estimated cost thereof. _ B, .rtr <J*afcg S' SW? W "**' S: fSffl 1 . Board of Publio Works. City of Indian-

89 LItGAL NOTICES CTTY ADVERTISEMENT ... DEPARTMENT OF "PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF' THE BOARD ' _ Indianapolis. Ind.. March 12. 1936. "• TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Publio Works of the City of Indfanapolis. Indiana, that It Is desired and deemed npqeesary to make th* following described public improvements In the City of Indianapolis. aa authorised by the following numbered Improvement ’ resolutions, adopted Board- on the ldth day at fe March 10, 1935. Improvement Reeolutpin No. 12370. > jfjjn Howwd" To ’-Northwest Lins of Paynment |tv Kentucky Avenue. :* Br4ass , .dfl.. , *a aunas. phaltlc-Ooncrete. laid on a OdrufiV'jrnnwt concrete foundation from curb-lilt*' ' to. curb line to a uniform —Width, of 04 feet: grain r and Paying the wing* of the intereecting and alleye ln a similar manner and to tni widths as shown on plan curbing both side# of tho roadway with Stratified Limestone, Berea Sandsloue, Granite or 8x24. inch Concrete curb; curbing the wing* of the intersecting streets and alleys Tn a similar manner and to the widtha as shown on plans; providing 67 lln. ft. of 6 ft. radiu* granite corner*; providing 167 Jin. ft, of 10-ft. radiu# granite corners: fioqv •trictlng 1 catch-ba*hi including inlet ton: providing l new/Fon, inlet; U*|hgLftß lin. ft. of 12-inch drain pipe witty nectione made to /met. • catch-basin* q*n<t manhole: resetting 10 Iron inlets l&jeurb-J grade: providing 146 lln. ft. of 4xlß-lnfeh Stratified Llmtone Marginal Stwei and rseetting 5 manhole top* to grade. Also extending all watsr. gas, aewer and other private service connections to-prpery-line. where pot already id. ’ L 1 All to be as shown on plan and ae specified. Oontractor tn subotiUinr his bids, must submit a separate btd per sq, yd. lnclud-. lag all of the above named item*, for the grading and paving of the roydway exeluaive of the space occupied by the railway crossings: and a separate bid per to. yd. for the grading and paving of nt •pvjs occupied by tn* railway crossing^-—C All work done in the making of: said do. •crlbefT public improcemorUs shall beta aocprdance with the terms and condition of the Improvement Hesolutoins. a* numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. and the detailed drawing*, plan*, profile* and* specifications which are on file and may.be seen ln the office of *aid Board of TubUc Work* of the City of Indianapoll*. i The said Board of Public Work* has fixed Friday, April 3rd. 1935. 2 p. m.. at Ita office in said city as the Ume and jdacs for the public consideration of the Sid improvement, at which time aaid of Public Work* will hear all pep. 1 terested. or whose property Is liable to be aaeeseed for said improvement, mid will determine whether th# benefit# to 4bs property liable to be assessed for such improvement and the benefits to thflr.CHs of Indianapoll* will equal tho estimated eo#t thereof. By order of the Board of Public Work* March 13. 20, 1035. . . CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WCbIeS OFFICE OF THE BOARD c.sf k Indianapoll*. Ind,. March IS. 1938.' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice 1* hereby given by the Board ot Pub.tc Works of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, that it 1* desired and deemed necessary to make the following described publics improvement. (? ‘ne City of lndiantpoll*. s* authorized by the following numbered Improvement Resolution*, adopted by said Boaid on th# 11th day of March. 1955.’" Local Sew*r Improvement Reeolutlon No. Resolved, by the Board of Public Worke of thq City of Indianapolie, State of Indlftna. that the oonstructlon of a local sewer, intended and adapted only for local use by the property holders whose property abuts thereon, ana not intended or adapted for re-, ceiylnr sewage from collateral drain*, be and the same I*. hereby ordered in and °°* HAWTHORNE LANE From Tenth Bt., a point 250 feet north of Eleventh Morn particularly described a* followrft V Beginning in Hawthorne Lane at the end of a lateral which it 30 feet north pt the manhole in Tenth St., thence north- ln Hawthorne Lano to a point 250 feet north of the center of Eleventh St. ' x . Saidsewer shall consist of Vitrified pipe 12 inches and 15 inches in diameter, and •aid sswer. with all its appurtenances, ehall be constructed, in accordance with the profile and specifications now on file in the office of the Department of Public Works of said city. The cost of said improvement *hall be apportioned against and paid by the property holders whose property abut# thereon, and upoo the city of Ind*anapolis. if the city la benefited by said improvement, all according to the method and manner provided for m an Act of the General Aaeembly of tha State of Indiana, entitled “An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations,” approved March 6. 1905. Aa. sea*menu. if deferred.'ire to be naiddn ten equal annual installmente. with Tntertot at the rate of six per cent per aatnim. A bond or bond* shall be issued to the contractor in payment for such work, unleae the property owners pay said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. Under no circumstance* shall tho City of Indianapolis be or be held responsible for any sum or sums due from said property owner or owners for said work, or for the collection# of earn* or for the payment of any boud or bonds, sertifleate or certificates, issued to said oontractor in payment for such work, except for such moneys sa shail have been actually received by the city from the assessments for such improvement, or such money# aa said city is by said above entitled Act rqulred to pay. AU proceedings had.) and work done In the making of said )nk-> provement. aaaeaement of property, collections of assessment# and issuance of bonds therefor, alt all be provided for in said above entitled Act. AH work done in the making pf said described publio improvement# ahali be in accordance with the terms and uondttlons of the Improvement Resolutions, as numbered. adopted by the Board of Publt’q Work* on the above named day. and tlja detailed drawings, plans, profiles and spedfications which are on file and may be seen in tha office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. The said Board ot Publio Work# ha* fixed Wednesday, March 25, 1905, 2 p. m.. “irita office m said city aa tha time and place for tha public coueideration of the proposed Improvement. At which time said Board of Public Works will hear alt p■ons interested, or whose property is liable to be assessed for aaid improvement, sud will determine whether the nenefite to the property liable to be assessed for such improvement and the bensfits to the City of Indianapolis will equal the estmiated cost thereof. By order Os Board otM^OOU. y* f (gpKyrftft *, . y.f rs- • Board of Puwib Works. City' ot lodiao- - iiXriVf * ~"MV' AfaVEftTIIfiMENT ’ legal Notice DEPARTMENT Os" PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind . March 5 1025. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice I# hereby given by the Board of l*ub!!c work# of the Olty of Indlanapoiis] Indian*, that sealed proposal* will Be reueived ty Jt, at ite office, until SP-o.clock u. m.. on Wsdnasda/.-'March IBthi 1935. lor th# following dseerifted public improve* nent, in the Ofty of Indianapoll*. 'ag att* thorited by Improvement Resolution No. 12122. ■ BRiTADWAI From north curb line of Fifty-Fourth ’ south curb 1186 of Fifty-Seventh Street. By grading and paving the walk# with cement placed next to’ the curb line ter a uniform width of 6 ft.regrading ibr iawds to a uniform width of 6 ft. ■ i \ All to be u ahown on plan and aa specified ‘ '*• t All work done in making of said d- • cribed public improvement shall be in accord an oe with the terms and conditions of uaid Improvement Resolution, and the genera) and detail plans, profiles, drawing* and specifications which are on file and may ba seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolta. The Board of Public Work# resarves tha rt,t... NyjUt W. HTFREEMAM, ’ M. J. SPBNOER. * ' Board of Public Works. City of.lndiaaapolia. March 6. 18. 1925. cwy" ADVERTisEm'. : LEGAL NOTICE ; DEPARTMENT ~OF PUBLIC WORKS' > OFFICE OFjFhB BOARD ? • ' Notice is. hereby, given by the Board of Public Works of the city of Indianapolis.■ Indian*, that sealed proposals will he re* eaived by At at it* ofUo* .until 2 ohlock n. m. on WedncMSy. March JB. 19257 for the followtnr deacribed public improve • mwt hi city of Indian spoil*, a* quSouth property line of Bt. Clair St. To aouth property line of Tenth Bt. By grading snd pvin* the walk* with to a uniform width of 7% feet. • *** ** eh own on plan# and aa _AH\w'ork dona in making of .aaid da. scribed improvetnent shall >* In accordance with tSe terms and conditions of said improvement reeoHtlon. and lli# Kierel and detail, plana, ijrofilea. draw- • and apeciflcatlona which art on Ilia KrttySfcJMPJVi fmitaneeoiis. The Board of Public Works reserves the rigk to reireot Botodb* FoMt# work* W^^iadiaaIt, 1996.

8t LEGAL NOTICES - adverttbemenT**** - * 5^ DEPARTMENT 0F I >UBLH? ypKf.3t& 'dy THE BOAH&’it VW IndlsnapoßL Tatt. March 12.-31*5. to whom it;matJl'onoern; ■yf Notice is hoVnby gben by th4..-Ro*d of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. -Indiana, that on the XXtb day of Merb'k ‘ dpening, widmftng and extension. 'Declaratory ReaoTqtipn No. X 3388. T.925T Resolved, by the Board of Public Worka of the Ctly of .IndianjHJoUs. Indiana. W'W*ft -i a desired and deemea neoesaary to ape* , widen and extmf.u- T * o-iSCe iT u Lli ORU9E STREET. 'StSt. SouUr^pw^ ta * ot - The proposed opening, widening and ex*iaTf HowaiAi ilrte of the first ii let aouth of r GeonMrt .Btret; running thenoe. west along W#‘, north line of aiuf flrtt alley south qf Georgia Street, a distance of IftrW; t4<H ’ feet to a point; thence north. para Hal to the we#t line of Riteihy Street, -to - tfte+ south line of Georgia street; thenoe. ; *Mt . •Jong tho south line of Georgia sfr>*t,s> Hie west line #E* Shelby Btfto%{ Wwfc 5 aouth along the w#|t line ot Shmbjr Sure*. to tfee north Hne ofTfiret alley south *f J Georgia Street, tha piece orbegttmiqg," Zi‘. B.’ "Beginning at the intersection of the north line qf Georgia Btreet, with talk with, ■line of Shelby Street; running tUeaqo wsdW, aloiif the north lino of Georgia Sfreot a distance of one'xrandred sventyt' .{Jw#) feet to a point: thence north, parallel .tpi tho west line of Shelby Street. * distance of sixty-six and two one-Buudrsatns M 66.02) feet, to. * paint; thano# ito*tA : ; northwesterly direction on a curva tp Ififi, •right, a distanok 'd *#wmty-**vao and sateen one-hundredths (77.XT) feet. aaM curve having a radius, of three hundrsM aaun-t'wra. rs-OT. Os the first allay... weat of BhelfefTMNMt. •aid point being seven and aeraty-Dln* one-hundredths (7.79) feet south oi the .eolith line of the first alley aouth ofjfeiffe I feefr?ix r?ns south line of the flret iliey aouth 9f..Xrr* land Street: thence eaat along the aouth line of the first alley aouth of Maryland Street, to the west line of Shelby Street: thence south along the weat line of Shelby Street, to the north Une of Georgi* Street, the place of beglanlng,” - , ja-a Cl "Beginning at the" Interaectlofi of ttte east line of the first alley west of Bhslby Street, with the.north Une of th* JUretft, •Jley south of Maryland Street; runamg , , thenoe north along Ah# east line of the., first alley west of Shalby Street, to ih# ■“ aouth line of Maryland Street: thenoe "Mt. along the south line of M ary lima,. ■ Street, a distance of fifty-two aad no onw . hundredth* (52.00) feel, to a potaE?* thence eouth. fifty-two feel §•#!' of and parallel to the eaat line of the first . •Hey, weat of Shalby Street, a diatanew. of s one hundred fir# and eighty-five one>hu*> .tiredtli* (106.16) Test to a point: thanS.’. 'tb a southeaterly dlreotion, along a curve to the left, a dtstanre of thirty-on# and fifty-two one-hundredth# (31J)9) feet, aaid: curve having a radius of two hundred ninety and forty-seven one-hundredth* (290.47) feet, to a point on the north uni of the first alley south of Maryland Street said point bemg seventy-one and thirty-, four one-hujidiaoths (71.34) feet fast 0(1. the, east Une of the first alley weet oil’ Shelby Street: thence weet. along the line of the first alley south of Maryland Street, a distance of *eventy-one and thuci*. ty-Four (71.34) fast to the east Hue of " the first alley wesf qi, fthsiby Street,, the y4aes.ii, Sjßffl Maryland StreeH running theno# W|2tr along the south ntMt of Maryland BtreeCta -distance of flfty-iix (60) feet, to Ypohnii.-e: r thence south. fiftySato (66) feet weaFW’ and parallel to the we*i line of the ftrit. alley we*t of Street, to jthe north Ilrte pf the flr*t allejr youth of Maryland* ? Street: thence ea*t, along the north lineAWTi the first alley •outb-of Maryland Street. *■ distance of fifty-six and no one-hundredths (66.00) feet, to the west Une -of’ithe -fb9ft|7 alley west of Shelby. Street: thenfce north ' ‘along the west Use of the first allfey Walt • of Shelby Street, .to. the south lln* of Maryland Btreet. place of beglnningC'— E. "Beginning at th# ‘lntersection of tha*. qaet line of Crulpg ftrto*, with the norufj.? lido of Old Mary land.. Street: runnlngri thence north, gfemg- Ae- east line ply' Cruse Street, to' the' Southwest tin* Eli, Southeastern Avenuk: thence in a outK- ' easterly direction, alenfg the southwest lln* of Southeastern Avenue, a distance-.of vra 1 and eighty-three one-iuuidfedth#,7( 10.83i V feet to a point, said point being ten .(lßrfeet east of th* teat line of . Cru#e. 9tre<t: \ thence aouth. ten (10) feet east of and parallel to the cut line of Crues to the north ltn# of Old Maryland street; Vtsti % •EhKSU!?y 9 -r Cru " ••mSI ■ F. "Beginning ■•■'* iUitersecti®*'a#Mi south line of Washington Street with tftw.< northeast line of Boulheutcrn Avanue: running thence tut along the aouth line pf Washington Street, a dlytanos of one hundred seventeen and sixty-one onehundredths (117.81 hTeot, to a point: thence south, a distance pf sixty and eev-enty-seven one-hundredth* (60.77) fut. to a polut on th* north*#*! line of South, eutern Avenue) thtmo* hi * northweataqrty ' direction, along th# northeeat llnrTof Southeastern Avemfe. distance of tr* BMtjWwwgp. The property benoflclhlly or inlurion#if= affected by the. proposed opening, widen ing #nd extension bring that inchjdedT 19*1 the following <leCrtbeSdltrlc(t: Jl “Beginning at the intereeotton of c#n te r Une of Washington Street, with the center Hn# of Pin# Street: running thenoe , youth, along the center line of PinqMmt*. to the center line of Bates Street; wauto i east, along tne center line of Bxtee<|tr**T * to th center lln# of the first alley eaat ol Fine Street: (hence south, along tha eat. - ft St. L. R, R. right-of-way; them# #%: to the center line of Harrison Btrees? x ‘jas Rsrtf jf&jat One of Fletcher Avenue, thenoe eoutheMtu; along the center line of Fief char Avenues t.<V the center lhte of the first alley aouth* of Cedar Street; thenoe southwtot rionr the center line ot tha toft alNrif toutßea*t of Cedar Stmt, to tha oitti* Uoe ot Lexington Avenue; thenoe aoutheast.yaiong the oentev line of LetdnrtqAto Averina, to tha con ter line of GroveftbwS^ then 4* southwest; riqn* the con ter* uftajHlt 9 t •u t li^ n^ r K 1 m°B trcelTtolhe °eifi tto*qf the first alley *outheaat pf Grova Street: thence aouthweat. along tha center line ot .east, along the center lln* ol the r ■jssyse feii lawn Avanue. io Thrtontar Une of- - Avenus: thenoe southeast, *lons thft=rsp Street, to tne cantor^i-uit# of {wMMWSI center line of Barth Aveng*• thsnc* along th* center ita# of Barth AvenueT (n the center lln# ofTJeenher Street, thane* Rn# of Olive Street, to the center Ito' a of Mlnneeota Street: thenoe aae). aUMf the center line of Mlnneeota Street, to (few <YJth Une of Olive Street: thenoe Rorii.rix monstranoee n actlorf n r -.''

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