, 1874-07-12

| H. n. Allen, two-story aud basement, brick.
| 60x32 feet. northwest corner Wabash avenue and
| Ihirtv-thiri street.
4. 3. Rrawnstein, two-s:ory and basement,
atone, 25xC5 feet. No. 104 Archer avenue.
Thomas NJ Jordon. two-srory and basement,
stone, 50x41 feet, Calumet avenue, near Twenty
second street.
A. D. Reed, two-story and basement brick,
60x100 feet, southeast corner California avenue
and West Madison street.
E. B. McLegg. three-etory and basement,
brick, 40xGG feet, No. l35 Washington street
Chris Mahnke. two-story and basement, brick,
24x44 feet, No. 215 Rucker street. .,
L. Brnunhold, tlree-storv and basement,
brick, 52163 feet, North Clark, near Division
street.
Jacob snengler. three-story and basement,
brick, 4GxS0 feet, northeast corner Cottage
Grove avenue and Twensv-ffth street.
Catherine Charleton, three-story and base
ment, brick, 44x50 feet, Ncs 50, 81, and 3G,
| North State street.
]. ". Gasb5, two-story and basement.
HarTiet 4: Murphy. two-story and basement
Rudolph Wi,elli, three-story and basement.
stone and brick, 92x25 feet, North Hubbard
street.
H. " Rockner, two-story and basement. etone,
24s27 feet, Wabash avenue, near Twenty-tl1ird
street.
William piretZ, two-story and basement, brick,
24x50 feel Wentworth avenue, near Twenty
third street.
: A. W. Sc1nHfar. 10uf-StoTT anu DHSENEQE,
stone 25xGO fcct. No. 100 North Clark street,
8 s Hayea. two-story and basement, brick, 36x
1928 feet, Depot place.
THE UuL1cu TRACT.
Mossrs. UhHch and Uuhiko, owuor8 of the
property on the south side OF Twenty second
street, met the Street and Alley Committee for
the South Division, during the week, to submit
their views in regard to the widening and i'm
prov ement Of That street. lucy "lsneo 'ne as-
sessment for paving the street as 1t now stands
tn na nnnu1lcd by tho Council, and the money
-af,,ndsd II that was dore thew propoaed to
.1'..;... r.oa -, ,o,. * foo+ ~ +ha;r 1on6
give 70 the c1ts' liee u cos'' - 'eeA ~ 'oen 4u
from Stnte street to Wentworth avenue 1of
widening PURPOSES on condition that the people
On th g north side and east of State would pave
49, ,+~oo, ,ritb,r, a,r coet n +hcm Mr.. I,om-
nrasent at f1,o conferonce and expresscd him
1a -. .no ~ ~ nrono1,, hfta1 t}ne consid
e@ erat;n,, ~ ia Comm,ftea dcc,dcI to reconomend
tia ConnrI tn accent their offer and annnl tile
sssassmart Tho Committeo recommend tie
anse'ee' ~ ~ liz ~ I'D t1,a ona,1nr nf anothcr
s!u,ns sat,rosn - Wahssh avema Ind Twcntv-ninth
street a,sn tho openiur Of that part Of Ashland
svcnue nov closed batwecu tho South Branch
and the canal.
BUCKEYE ON 7"ESIf-sECo'p Ea,,,aor"o;
collIs!uo -o,,,;,,;.co,,na ~ iha crncrionco
~ +wo f1h;o men who thournt OF epe cuiatiug in
Chicaeo raal estate iu 1856;
7 ramcn,har hearing g. conversation between
Messra. John Groeshe:k and Andrew Burt. OF
youy c,ty, which occurred AZ far back '56. Sir.
{;roesbcck lad Just returned from Chicago,
having zone there to invest in city property.
nWeiI. John. did YOU buy any lots ,"
Lots! can buy farming land cheaper and
nearer home"
.Erehart writes me it's grand speculation"
$50 il Is for a man that's got nothing to loose.
rheel- and n1cnty of faith too"
isn't it big p1acc3"