South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1921 — Page 13

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NEWS News-Times Office H. A. MONHAUT WEDS MARGARET DUHDON Ceremony at St- Joseph's Church - Rereption at Home of Bride's Sister. Harry A. Monhaut and Miss Margaret Mary Dundon were married in a nuptial high mass at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dean L.. A. Moench, in the presence of 150 relatives and friends. The decorations at the church were ferns, paIms, cut flowers and visual lights. Prof. A. G. oerstmann played Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride was attired in a gown of wite silk georgette over white satin trimmed in French siIk piquoted ribbons, wore a full length veil raught with lilies of the valley and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and sweet peas. She was attended by her niece, Miss Margaret McCauley, thls city, who wore a dress of white French imported organdy, trimmed in piquoted ruffles, a. pic-ture hat of pink organdy trimmed in rosebuds and ribbon and corsage bouquet of colored sweet peas. John B. Monhaut, brother of the groom, acted as best man. Rudolph and Raymond Van DeViere, nephews of the groom, were the ushers. Following the cerimony a reception was given at the home of bride's sisters, Mrs. Raymond Monhaut.. A three-course dlnner was served by the Misses Irene McCauley and Mabel Sheets, nieces of the bride and groom. Among the out of town guests who attended were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dundon and daughter, Ethel, Alberta, Mich; Miss Irene McCauIey. Frankfort, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dundon and daughMishawaka Automobiles for Sale. V"lt SAI.1. Krd r'-.i'lr u ttli t"x tta lirn uf. l'.ds model. ("nil Mihawaka lC'-" ut iuu r at r '. 7tl 3ir V IU TmI I;I.m; 'AU l'r sale. i'nU C7 N Mtll -t sr:; Undue Srv OffT-l. 1 kvAN lhl iu J0 Umi"" pah-.tiris. In- I terior nal eiterifr rk. Se m? at j .TjJ . t Imt nt., upstairs. artr six p. m. it:; VL HMOliI lK VM;it-ilve your rertlfiate f tttlo aiplhatt'n nia'Je out f'biy by Hi- Otlren Finanfv e(-.nirtti', 21' MIh.n ak i Trunt Hl.lc. -.t7 Ijr;ilT TIJANSFKIw Itemonntde altPhon f 1 1 h xy fi k TU-j ji 7 Wanted Huiliusd Sorlct U v'A.N"l'i:l r da tout paiutiiiir, fttbr In -our.try or rlfy. ;, u:rk at cut prp f.i, tit h""ir er contract. nr. ti:iiMlt'i y. 4(7 CiitlN. Ilorv'H and Vehicles. IM tit SALI; Freh iueriiney cow. 'hn-' uitif Without Hoard Ol; UKN T D tw Kcntlfricn or j y i'.irii; fotiplej (in' T !v n'.ofpin . r-Mu. !. in. I'hnr.e Miiawaka I (1 HouM'Uoepltia: Hooms, 63 i;.' V.. MIH. A. lor rent: two (urni!i-e-1 re-nn t'r licht ;vMMek-epliic ; u I -em I'.eme. Irnjuire l.' F. Mltb wnkn Vnntfil H(Kims. Hoard. 7 'l'J H tVSi W n r. t o I . three unfurnished ronnij for llht lio-isekeepiri; y reliable party. Addre-' box 11, e n-Tlnea. Md.'KriNC. KOOMS Wanted ty w.rk-r-s man and n"n. 11 jearv stnte pri-"e. Address Fox l.V, tare Netgd'lmes. hlllj-. Uli APA i: r.MLN T Wanted. In antral pnrt of eny. Write n iji. -ar Newa-Time. V aufed Hoard and loom with pnr.tte fmil.v Addre- r, C. I. Newa-Tlm-.".t'l Avarttncnts ami Flat.. 71 ! tlK LOOM FLA I 1 Ut.MSHLP I or rr. t ; re.i n .ih!. t. Apply S. SpriikT 4tf Rubine- PLii" for ltnt. it i-A;i. Per rer.t. I5ltfd! ht. i:i.r:vFN 1 IVJ'itl

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ters Phyllis and Dorothy, South Bend. Mr. and Mr. Monhaut will be at hone after June 10 on the groom's farm, southwest of the city, where he has built: a new residence. LETTERS AWARDED AT ASSEMBLY IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Athletics for this season were brought to an official close when monograms, sweaters and numerals were awarded to the baseball, basketball and interclass basketball teams at a general assembly in the high school auditorium Tuesday morning. Sweaters were awarded to those receiving two letters in major sports, monograms to the basketball squad and numerals to the senior nine as winners of interclass baseball and also to the junior basketball squad as winners of Interclass basketball. The junior team were also given a 3x5 felt pennant as school basketball champions. All of the basketball squads re-ceiving monograms will graduate thls year, leaving Coach Mueller with no veterans to build up a new quintet for next season. The following received sweaters: Hunt. Marker and Grzesk; monograms, Hunt, Marker, Ernhart, Weiss, Grzesk, Doyle and V. Graves; numerals for baseball, Hunt, Marker, Ernhart, V. Graves, C. VandeWalle, Brady. Moneysmith, Denton. Lundry, Freehauf and Weiss for interclass basketball, Eller, Lehr, Brarstrator, Bedinger, Byam, Fulmer, and J. .McCarthy. CLUB TO MEET. The East Mishawaka Mothers club will meet with Mrs. Marshall Adyelott, 1512 E. Third st., Thursday afternoon. A special program will be rendered and officers will be elected. Classified Houses for Sale. 84 CONTENTMENT. You'll ti n I If in your own hoaio. We hnv' sv-ral ble.il limnes at bargain prlcev niKl will sell on eauy terms. s roora strbtly modern home, in ooi'. repair on F. Marion tt 4.1'00 r'om buutalow, nearly new, on HorIo.t av., vacant $J.i.V) Ci room house on 17th $t.. IMvr Fark. morlern except bath $."..."() ." room buniiiilow, modern except furnoe on (MifTonl t., $.'l.f.ou; J..0) down. r"im tottnee on Mllbura blvd. New ." room bungalow, all modern, on AY Sixth st. 7 rom 1ioiip on V. Seventh St., 12. Vtf 7 room Ikus on V. Krh t.. ?2. room bouse south of Podge's, oniv $Hm lown $2.öil c, loom houe, nearly new. eleotri'.licht, fan, city wnfer and stool; nenr Out bl. k mi F. Fourth St., only .1,5m) 7 ronm housv on Laurel st.; lu best of rcoair; a bargain. . r'on house on W. ."th St.. onlv ?20iV STIUCTI-A MOD FUN 7 room hoUe. dose in, ou First st. ; all newly painted; a bargain If taken at once. ;; room rot t nee with grocery gtore, in front part; JI.Mhi. m;v now: Any of the above honiej will be wold to ynii for a small payment ib wn snd tli lalanco to unit voijr income. HiI,I'Ai:ilT KFAI.TY COUroKATlON. 1-M. Lincoln war W. Phone Mishawaka 11S1. open evenlugn. f.i f Hilt SALL 7 room -trlctly . modern tome on Fast Marlon street.; in first rlaps repair. Bargain If taken at one. T. J. Uutton. room 2, Urpheum Bldg. I'ticn Lincoln ttCJ4. M!11AUAKA AY. i:. llouae. partly modern. I'rl-e phone Mlilinwiik.1 l)l'. or itopilre on premise. 4M IOt Tor Snle Hi 1'UICLS Fl l" FH tjl lCK SALK. 2 aoresi good land on Interurbau, t-ast of town at a bargain price. S room h(me on F. drove; first class condition. Owner must sell at iacrlflte. Many other pl.jeea worth prb-e asked. A. .1 .1 AV. SFH I NPLFTL 112 Lincoln Way Last. Mlahawaiia. lad. Uantctl Heal KMate HJ Ml'.N WITH MONEY Are looking for homos containinc five to six rooms. If you have a home for aale at a reasonable price, your chances are pood for qtn k n!o if you lint with Fjne bwation for home, L.iat Third st.. nir center of town. Mut pell. Other ood values for thin week A .1. .V ' W. Schindler. 112 Linvotn Wav i:.it. .Mi.-luiwaka. Ind. Trv EIT S-TIMES Want Ads , IU l, 1111 w. r.oiH. r w..,c?rH. U:i3 Ä1 rr,rr- roe T . . pny. e "er.v demb't v bv.t.e miwn. sit Ranted ear cn -pr . O, rx Pr. k. Ot -TVr. Cs Ca-et "2iSFC -'2 a Hie :r.n."r. U-.VV ;ot,t4 mr.a frsT'n. anartmt n hnt wd r.r e. ve laretftr CTvkv If' os 4.rioaJ suite, i.o xth liJ 1 . o. 11 ö rrs b' : bfi I,. 24ao.. i2ui or

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AWARD CONTRACTS FOR FIRE STATION Board of Works Employs All Local Contractors for Erection of New Building. Henry Schmidt was awarded the contract for the general construction of the new south side fire station, corner of Eighth and Main sts., at a special meeting of the Board of Public works held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. All of the contracts were awarded to local people. Schmidt's price for the general construction was $17,468.42; C. L. Barnard & Son for the heating $2,200; John C. Distler for the plumbing, $1,158; Mishawaka Electric shop for wiring, $172. making the total $21,399.22. LIQUOR VIOLATOR IS FINED IN COURT Peter Regenovich, 411 S. Laurel st., was found guilty of the unlawful possession, of intoxicating liquor and was fined $100 and costs by Special Judge Fred Bingham in the city court, Tuesday morning. Hale Clemons was introduced at the trial as a police officer, having been on duty since May 23. He testified that he entered the Regenovich store on May 31 and purchased a pint of white mule for $2.50. The police then raided the store and found a quart and two pint bottles of the liquor. Dr. Maurice Rosenthal Speaks to Physicians Dr. Maurice I. Rosenthal of Ft. Wayne addressed the staff and nurses of St. Joseph's hospital Monday evenincr. Physician were present from Elkhart, South Rend, Bremen and other neighboring towns. Dr. Rosenthan spoke on "Carcinoma. X-Ray and Radium." He also praised the local hospital and paid especial tribute to Sister Columba. This was the first out of town speaker the club has secured and plans are now under way to have more such meetings. Following the lecture light refreshments were served. Escapes Injuries When Horses Run Away M. Coil, driver of a team of horses belonging to the city, luckily escaped Injuries Thursday mornlng when the horses become frightened while engaged in removing the grass and weeds at the Merrifield bathing beach and ran away throwing Coil from the mower. Street Commissioner Charles Doollttle captured the horses at the corner of Union and Third sts. The mower was badly damaged. According to Coil the horses become frightened by bum-ble-bees. UNCALLED FOR LETTERS The following have unclaimed letters at the local postolflce: Mrs. Ella Brlggs, Jas. Blind, J. Millard Fleming, G. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hespeslaugh, Willie A. Hubler. Mrs. C. J. Jenkins, Tommy Lundy, Nellie McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Ressie Mcnres, Ethel Matz. Mrs. G. R. Martin. Richardson Supply Co., Riverside Country Club. AI. E. Singer. Henry Smith. Harold F.rrel. Mrs. May Taylor. Mrs. Julia Tirinowski, J. M. Cleary, Jm. W. Welch, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry West, 2. GUILD MEMBERS MEET Members of the Bishop Knickerbacker guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church held their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon in the guild rooms. The afternoon was spent sewing. A pot-luck supper was served at 6 o'clock. MISHAWAKA LODGE 130. F. and A. M. Stated meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Elmer or C. Baker, W. M. . Walter Michael, Sec'y. 7t1 - Advt. An Ad in The News - Times will find buyers, tenants and help and restore lost articles to their owners. POSITIONS WANTED -

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BUILDING; PERMITS. Charles Meunninch and Son for Charles Deob, in Kamm's addition, dwelling to cost $4.000. Charles Meunninch & Son for Camiel Bauwens, in R. E. Perkins addition, residence to cost $4,400. Charles Meunninch & Son for Odilon Huart, dwellig in Kamm's addition to cost $2,000. F. P. Lehman for Charles Nelson, dwelling on Dale st.. to cost $1,400. C. L. Frick for dwelling on Milburn blvd., to cost $750. Wesley Edwards, 314 E. Eighth st. garage, $300. Thomas Kreiter, 326 E. Lawrence st., garage, $ 100. W. A. Meixell. 123 E. Mishawaka av., garage, $200. A. J. Clausen, 324 E. Lawrence st., garage. $100. Lewis Christ, dwelling in Lafayette pi., $1,000. M. Van Houtdreve, 919 W. Seventh st., garage, $150. SALVATION ARMY RIVIVAL. ..Lieutenant Colonel Jack Addie of Chicago will arrive in the city Wednesday and will conduct a revival campaign for one week at the Salvation army hall. He will be accompanied by Capt. Westbrook, of Texas. who Is his assistant. On Monday evening he will give a lecture in the First Presbyterlan church on "Modern Americans." there will also be a musical program. Tickets will be sold for this affair by members of the local army corps. GET TOGETHER MEETING. Members of the W. B. A. M. No. 68 will entertain the Review No. 4 and tho Schiller review of South Bend and Review No. 35 of Elkhart at a get together meeting Wednesday. A social hour will be held during the afternoon and a pot luck supper will be served at 6 o'clock. In the evening degree work will be conferred on a class by the South Bend team. DORCAS SOCIETY BANQUET Mrs. Grace Stone presided over the annual banquet of the Dorcas society of the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. The menu was a substantial one. Dr. R. L. Seamans of Chicago delivered an address. tlon; tions; Dr. B. E. Parker, the invocaintermediate orchestra, selecreading, Mrs. Wegner. DR. MOORE. TO SPEAK. Dr. Willis A. Moore will speak on "Cooperation" at the meeting of the Patron-Teachers club of the Bingham school to be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Before the meeting an exhibit of the school work of this semester will be held. ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Frank Hayes, Mrs. John Garns and Mrs. Ruth Welsweaver entertained the members of the Royal Neighbors at a thimble Tuesday afternoon at Battell park. DAUGHTERS OF RUTH The Misses Louise and Bertha Klein, 309 Indiana av., entertained the Daughters of Ruth of the St. Andrew's school, home. Evangelical church Sunday Tuesday evening at their ENTERTAINS FOR MOTHER. Mrs. D. J. Campbell, Lincoln 526 way E., entertained a number of ladies Monday afternoon in honor of her mother. Mrs. Margaret B. Sloan's 80th birthday anniversary. LAST TIMES TODAY A Maurice Tourneur Productlon, "DEEP WATERS" Alive with thrills, hazardousness, courage, struggles and triumphs. Also International News. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY WILLIAM S. HART in "The Cradle of Courage" A story athrill with the big, deep things that move human hearts. "I'm through with the game," and then is when you see the blggest fight of his life. AIso a Good Comedy.

About This Time o' Year

RETURN MORESBY BODY FROM PARIS Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Notre Dame, on Friday, June 17. The funeral of the, late Very Rev. Dr. Andrew Morissey, former Coadjutor General of tho Congregation of the Holy Cross, who died at Paris, France, May 2, will be heId from the church of the Sacred Heart at Notre Dame on Friday morning, June 17. body left Paris Sunday, June 5 and is expected to reach New York on June 12 where it will be met and accompanied to Notre Dame by Very Rev. Charles L. O'Donnel, Provincial of the Order and Rev. Father French; Assistant General. Rev. Dr. Sauvage, Procurator General of the Congregation, who was with Fathter Morissey at the time of his death in Paris, will accompany the body to Notre Dame upon its expected arrival Wednesday, June 15. Many friends of the deceased churchman are expected to attend the funeral. Details of the arrangements for the Requiem mass will be announced later, Including the celebrant and deliverer of the sermon. IMPORTANT MEETING. There will be a meeting of special importance of the South Side Reading circle Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Weldy, 1736 Lincoln way E. DODGE BAND TO PLAY. The Dodge band have arranged to give a concert Saturday evening in the business district. A collection will be taken up previous to the concert from the merchants. WILL MEET WEDNESDAY. St. Peter's Lutheran church will bo entertained Wednesday afternoon at the hall for sewing. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMlNISTRATOR. State of Indiana, St., Joseph County. In the St. Joseph Circuit Court. May Term. 192I. In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah Crater, A. Mary Kirne. Administrator: The undersigned Administrator with will annexed to the estate of Sarah Crater, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of the power by said will conferred, she will at the hour of nine o'clock a. m. on the eighteenth day of June at the office of A. J. and J. W. Schindler, 112 Lincoln Highway East, offer for sale at private sale, all the interest in said decedent in and to the following described real estate, in St. Joseph County, Indiana, to wit: Lot numbered Thlrty-six (36) as shown on the recorded plat of Barbee's Addition to the town, now City of Mishawaka, excepting sixty (60) feet off of the South end thereof. Also a triangular piece of lot numbered thirty-five (35) of said Addition, described as running or commencing at the northwest corner of said lot numbered thirty-five (35); thence South fifty-nine and one-half (59 1/2) feet thence northeasterly to a point forty-seven (47) feet east of the place of beginning, thence West to the place of beginning. Lot numbered one hundred and seven-ty-five (175) in Fordham, now a part of the City of South Bend. Indiana. Said sale will be made subject to the. approval of this court, and for not less than the full appraised value thereof, and upon the folowing terms and conditions: Cash in hand. (Signed) A MARY KIME, Administrator. JOHN W. SCHINDLER, Atty for estate. Everything in the Electrical Line South Bend Electric Company

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Signatures Insufficient To Warrant Election, Said GOSHEN, Ind., June 7.- A petition filed with the city clerk here April 30, in which the council was asked to order an election under provision of the Knapp law for the purpose of getting an expression on the commission-manager form of government, was held to be Insufficient after Charles H. Crowell, clerk, certified to the council that it lacked 29 of the required number of legal signatures to render it effective. Three hundred and twentythree of the signatures did not bear dates and were without either addresses or dates, leaving but 388 legal .signatures, when 417 were required. Until discovery of this condition was made, it was expected the council would order an election for June. 1922. Native Bulgarians Natives of Bulgaria are users of herbs. Avoid constipation, use Bulgarian Blood Tea. Health Means Happiness To be hapry you must be healthy. Bulgirian Blood Tea is nature's health regulator. Sold by druggists. Marvel Products Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. OVERSEAS VETERANS, ATTEND MEETING 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT, HOTEL OLIVER To Form Local Post Veterans of Foreign Wars BE THERE - Inquire of C. S. Pemburn, Hotel Oliver.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF HEARING AS TO SPECIAL BENEFITS AND DAMAGES BOULEARD CONDEMNATION RES0-. LUTION No. 2-1920. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Park Commissioners that there is on file in their office and subject to public inspection an assessment roll which contains the names of all property hold who are beneficially or injuriously fected by these proceedings,a deers efscription of the property so effected and the amount of damages, benefits, net damages and net benefits accruing to such property. The following described property the City appropriated for the use South Bend, Indiana. A tract or of parcel of land in the northeast qua rter of Section 35, Township 38 North in Range 2 east of the Second Principal Meridian, Indiana, bounded by line running as ni;in: t a poit.t la f olluu : vir. ffie north aiil .j:iih tiuarfer tion Lue through t-e ttr.ter vt ssll sctloa ?' three hunJre.i and thlrtT-three ar.I ' forty-nve hundredths rt. 4C feet n.rth of the houtiiwfst corner v hili pjar- : ter te-iou r.J rnnlLif tiun.e rasrly I 'ii a h.i iii dree urve to t tit left, ij with t.".i.:eut r'iL.'.ilnj nouth elity-eever I H'Tt icno. cat, tr.t-ai;rtJ frcj: nil tiuarior e'"iinu jiae -ren r.unarj I fit, th'Tf-e iii a tangent to .uhl I curve nity tM IrH, iii(re or iei. t I the tu ander lln ?huwlnK' lie bro:ul:y j of the Indiana and. Ml hian Lb- tri "o's int-rüiw rights, thence westerly i with nij ruetnder llr.e to a point four hundred and four (iH, fret east of th Mt-'Jirter seitloi: line above no-nti- ned, thence nrth to t!e low water mir if the Siiut .lof-.ph IMver, ttitD'e down stream to n pdrit north of tesinnln? thi;re out!l one fcundreil and aixty ItVri feet, uiort vT le. to tLe place of L'-iutdnp. A!. a tr:it or psr'-el f hii.d la ti;e s uithe-t 'juirter vt Section V, Towr.phip ;;s North, In ranre 2 Last and the n.-rthist fju.irt r .f s.tb-n . 'Iow:ii.ip "IT North In H.-iue Last cf the p(.,n,i f-rlrs. lpal Mtri llan. Indiana, hounded Py a line running a folli.wi. viz: l!eri:ir.!:.: at a point in the r.urth llr.e of p.t -j.'iH In ihe Third PUt .f the Nortliwet j,2dltbu, produced, freten hundred and forty-five ai. 1 six tenth? (70 5 1 fe-t ent of the e;!t Hue ff 'u.hlnp it , i'.d point bHhiX iipproxlmutely orie hjndred and ten 1 1 0 fent w c"i f the low water mark f the Saint Joseph Hlver and ruiiuiair thence south t Li rt y u lue :ivM dgre. und fourteen 1 4 1 T;;!llllte ut to a poiut hundred ('-Ol fe-t houth tl.iriy-nii.e i.'.M decrees and f'o:rteen lib miaute w et of the .u t Le.i t rorr.er of lot l',;2 in the F. oirth 1 hit f the N.TthWt t Ad- ( iir e ffet. sunt h diti'n. thenre en a fcix. C dfroe to th" j,. ft, four hundred ü'"i thence on a. t.inent to t.iid curve twelve decrees and iite uest. tiirue.i from idneteeu m lathe nt- und wet one eighth ''K eectiou line, seveiity-f ou r (7h feet, tht:i'e oa a twenty degree curve to fhe rii:ht two Lamlr-d i.d thirty-seven r:;7i feet -ro,ing the north line of the -onth half of the s.'iitlie.ist yn ir'er of S- tbuj .')." ut :i point four hundred nnd thirtytwo and two-tenth t4.!J.''i feet east of the ..'i: line of dishing sr., thcr.ee outh fifty-nine (ÖJ'i diree and fortjrthtee 4:; t lidnuteH west, fix hODdr! and twelve and two-tenth tOl'J.U) fet. tl.eih.-e on ri ten i Q) depre O'irve to the bff, two hundred and two and eight-tenths i202.r feet, thence south thirty-nlrie i:?.m ogreea nnd twentyeix U'5 inlnutes wei't, two hundred and one and eight-tenths (LMl.S) ft-et. fhenrj on a ten dO; degree curve to the left, two hundred and sixty-three 2U1 feet, tlufv south tlilrtem (1.1) degrees and etuiit im lulD'ites west, three hundred and seventy one (.171 feet, more vr les. to the K-.uth line of said Section Tthence !ti the tame dlrctlon thirty-five i.'iT.t feet, thence on u ten aud one-half (lo'i) decree curve to the left to a point one hundred feet touth of the north Hue -f Section 2, Township H7 North in Farge 2 Katst of the second priio ip al Merldan. lndl.iti:i. thence one htindred and ten feet (lloi feet, more or les. to the bw water mark of the Saint Joseph Fiver, thence down st reuin thence to a point east of wef-t to beginning. beginning. The property beneficially or lnlurlouslf effected by the i-ritinu!iti"ii .f Hlveraide Prlve Itoulevurd from Angella hv. to Shennan, 1 ln-Iude-l In the following described district bounded by a line running as followst, viz: lieeinnliig on the northeast corner of Section Z Township CVS North, Fange 2 Fast, thence west on the north line of Section n3. Township nod range aforesaid nnd the north lire of Section VA, Townhip and range aforesaid, to a point p!x hundred and seventy nine and firetenths (fVrOo' feet west of the westerly line .f Portage av., thence aoutheayfe rly on a line six hundred and aeventynine and five-tenths (770.') feet wert of and paralbd to the went line of Portnge av. to the north line .f Hamilton st., thence Ftlll poutheaoterly to a point on the south line of Hamilton st., IX', feet wet of the we st line of Adams .t., thcnie south on a line l.V fett wert f and parallel to the west line of Adams st. and wet lino f.f Adams Kt. producrd s"iifh to the center lino, of the Her we st of Adam st.. thence pMI! potuh on the center line of the alley we t of Adtiou sr to ttie nter Pre --f the

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