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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-17
Telesramy KrajoVs.
Ze StOlfcy Stanu.

bernator dzlslaJ podplsaf oil o
podziale stauu ma dystrykta
senatoryalne.
Senator Salomon z Cook
County jutronastepujscy wnio'
SEX postawi W Senacie:
,,Poniewaz jest zyczeniem
narodu Stanu Illinois, azeby
wystawa kolumbijska dla
kszta}cenia, pouczenia i RORY,
wiki pozostawa}a otwarts W
Niedziele, poniewaz okazafo
sic, ze zamkniecie BRAN re-
czonej wystawy ten mu skutek
il inne, mniej ksztalcace, a ma.
wet nieprzyzwoite miejsca roz-
rywek wabis ludnose do siebie,
poniewaz 100000 ludzi, gl6-
wnie z pomisdzy ludu pracu-
jscego, W Niedziele nadarem-
ME szukalo przystepu do wy.
stawy; poniewaz takie wyklu'
czanie znaczy to samo, CO po-
zbawienie prawa ogladania wy
stawy jest niesprawiedliwo-
scia W obec ludu pracuiacego,
przeto
,Postanawia sic, azeby
generality prokurator Stanu
poczyni} kroki sadowe do O.
twarcia teize wystawy kolum.
bijskiej W Niedziele.''
Sprawl Chihczykow.
WASHINGTON, DC, 16 maja.
Sprawa chi6ska przybra}a ma
der niemi}e dla rzadu rozmia-
ry. Sad najwyzszy uzna1 ia "a
zgodna Z konstytucya, a zatem
teraz ME pozosta}oby mic inne-
go, jak ustawe odnosna wyko'
nae. Termin do regestrowa-
MIA Chi6czykow up1yna{ z
dniem 5 maja: naleza}oby prze
to wszystkich Chi1czykow do
tego czasu ME regestrowanych
wywieze do Chin. Ale to Okla.
zuje sic niemozebnem. Kon'
gres ma wykonanie ustawy wy
znaczyl sloo,oOO; z tego do
tychczas pozosta3o tylko S16,-
600; op6r Chi6czyk6w byi tax
silny, ze potrzebaby 6 milo
now ma to, azeby stosownie do
ustawy wywiezc Chihczyk6w
ME regestrowanych. Me ma
przeto poprostu pieniedzy ma
wykonanie ustawy i potrze.
baby dopiero czekac ma ze.
branie sic ponownie kougre
su do wyznaczenia takiej su'
my, a jest rzecza watpliwa czy.
Ii kongres TAXA sumo przezna-
czy}by ma to.
Podobno cabinet mia} ma
dzieje, ae Sad najwyzszy Zwia'
zkowy uzna ustawe Geary'ego
"a niezgodna Z konstytucya:
tax sic ME stafo i Rad W ME-
milym jest k}opocie. Opr6cz
tego wykonanie ustawy zna-
czy}oby lyle, co zerwanie sto-
sunk6w dyplomatycznych z
Chinami, czego skutkiem by
}oby moze ze Chiny posta
pi}yby podobnie z Amery:
kanami tam mieszkajacymi. q
r6zny stron nadesz}y prosby o
suspendowanie ustawy ma 6
miesiecy ale do tego cabinet,
ami prezydent prawa ME maja.
S}owem po}ozenie jest niemi}e
klopotliwe ME wiadomo, jak
jak wyjsd z niego.
Jeszcze zamachy dynamit0we
W Muscative.
MusoAr1NE, La, 16 maja.
Dw6ch szkolnych ch}opcow
znalazlo dis rano skrzynke z
prochem, do kt6rej by1 przy.
mocowany d}ugi lont, W po-
blizu mieszkania J6zefa Benne-
ia, jednego z oskarzycieli pi-
wiar6. Skrzynka ia zupelnie
podobns jest do skrzynekskra-
dzionych pred kilku tygo'
dniami z magazyn6w prochu
frmy Molis & Comp, z kt6:
rych kazda zawiera szesc i pol
funta prochu trzykrotnie rafi-
nowanego. Take same skrzyn
XII znaleziono W zburzonych
domach Mahina, Kassengera l
Rosenbergera. Me areszto-
! - Ls1ob oooa ,,iLnnro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-17
Sroda dnia II Maja 1898 r.

ka powiatowego i zada}a uwie.
telnionego odpisu aktu Slu-
bnego z Johnem Mix, m}odym
czlowiekiem, ktory tu bawi4
przez kilka dni W Sierpniu ze'
sz}ego roku. Wyszia "a niego,
znajsc 60 ledwie dni kilka, a
po trzech miesiacach opuscila
60, dowiedziawszy sic, re po-
siada on, opr6cz niej, piet in
nych zon zupe}nie wedle wszel.
kich form zaslubionych. Mix
pod6wczas by} czlonkiem pc
wnej trupy teatralnej, ale cd
owego czasu zniki bez wiesci.
Bitwa Indyanami.
TACOMA WASH, Is maja. =
Wczoraj W rezerwacyi Indyan
szczepu Puyallup odby}a sic
b6jka pomiedzy wojskiem
zwiazkowem, a indya6skimi
robotnikami zatrudnionymi
przy budowie kolei W us4ugach
kompanii Union Pacific i Great
Northern. Rad zwiazkowydla
peWnych poWod6W ME chce
pozwoliG ma budowe kolei.
Kompania kolei ME uslucha}a
zakazu. Polecono przeto kom-
panii F. z IA pu}ku piechoty
pod kap. Carpenterem rope
dzie robotnik6w. Kap. zada},
by robotnicy sic rozeszli, ci,
nak}onieni przez inzynier6w
kolejowych, ME ussuchali.
Ofcerrozkazaf przeto swojemu
oddzia}owi odebrac Indyaro ON
narzedzia i w}asnorecznie pro,
bowa1 jednemu z robotnik6w
wyrwac rydel.
Indyanki (squaws) stojace
W okolo rzucily sic wtedy ma
Carpentera, jedna Mich, 20.
ma naczelnika Cortes, grozuie
ma niego podnios}a top6r. Ka-
pitan byl rozsadny o lyle, re
zabroni} zolnierzom robiG uzy-
tex z broni palnej; wywiazaia
sic jednakoWoz b6jka, W kt6rej
Indyan odparto ma wzg6rze
mad brzegiem rzeki. Stamtad
Indyanie staczali wielkie pnie
ma zo@nierzy, kt6rzy jednakze
zdolali sic Ma czas schronie.
Jeden z Indyan, ,,Shoot in the
mouth Charley, veteran pow
stania z 1858 juz strzelbe wy
mierzy} i chcia} strzelic, ale
jeden z urzednik6w kolejo.
wych do tego ME dopusci1.
By1o to szczescie prawdziwe,
gdyz kap. Carpenter zaledwie
zdo}a} powstrzymae swych lu-
dzi do wysokiego stopnia roz-
draznionych. Nareszcie zo}nie-
RE musieli odejsc posrod szy'
derczych okrzyk6w Indyan i
kolej buduje sic dalej.
Brutalne mOrderstwo.
CAIRO, ILL, 16 maja. :
Wczoraj popo1udniu ma stacyi
Mounts Junction lub Beech
wood (bo tax znowu nazywa
sic stacya pocztowa), siedm
mil ma p6}noc stad, przy kolei
Ill. Central, pope}niono ni-
kczemne morderstwo. Os1awio-
nv Negr, nazwiskiem Turner,
pi} tam przez case popo}udniu
dwoma Negerkami il inareszcie
poszed} z niemi do pewnego
domku przy kolei, by dalej pic
i wyprawiac awantury. Dwoch
urzednik6w kolejowych kaza1o
mu oddalic sic, ale Negr ME
us}ucha}. Poczeto sic kl6cic,
wreszcie Negr wyjal revolver
strzeli1 diva razy. Hamulcarz
Frank Davis zostai raniony W
zo}adek wkr6tce umar}; dru.
gi urzednik Parks, otrzyma4
lekki postrza} W biodro. Negr
uciek}, ale zdo3ano 90 schwytac
i osadzic W wiezieniu W Mound
City. Musiano go p6zniej czem-
predzej przewiez6 do wiezienia
powiatowego we Vienna. gdyz
fudnosc oburzona grozi}a lyn.
chowaniem. Davis pozostawia
wdowe i dwoje dzieci W Cen
tralia, III.
Wielka burZa.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Is maja.-
Wczoraj nawiedzi1a miasto to
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MONMOUTH, ILL, 16 maja.-
Wczoraj nawiedzi2a miasto to
gwa}towna burza z gradem. W
okolicy po}oaonej ma p6lnoc
stad burza przybra3a rozmiary
orkanu i pozrywa}a lub pobu'
rzyla stodo}y, magazyny i inne
budynki. Ko1o domu PAM
Burns, ma zachod stad, piorun
uderzyl W akacya, przeszed ma
rynne domu ! wpadl do domu,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

every detail The year has witnessed
not only the greatest number of building
investments in the city's history, the sg-
gregsie exceeding former years, but it
ehs been sinQnalized by the completion
sud erection of num3er of imposing
structures. The construction Of the
Rock Island visduct by the government
al d cost of $50, OOO, the Hartz 81 Balm
sen business building at cost Of $50, 900,
the Carse block at cost of Sl5. 900, the
No. school house at cost of sec. 0C0
the reconstruction of school building No.
6 at cost of $50 900, ST. Mary's school
building at cost of $4,000. the Black
Hawk Tower pavilion a. a cost of SIR
900 and the palatisl residence of Morris
Rosenfield at cost of $50, 900 are worthy
Of special attention in this conne ction.
But to the figures. The following is the
summary OF building Improvements
which aggregate S79S. 100 against 500, =
OC0 last year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
The Summary OF the Years Work

Tine Summary OF the Years Work.
No school buildiug on Twelfth street
and Ninth avenue; 2-story solid brick
building; Collins Bros contractors; cost
$50 600.
Rock Island Plow Company l story
brick foundry building Cd First avenue
ard Sixth street; day work; cost S. 009;
i'm yrOvemeuJs on wood working depart
ment. adding another story, etc cost
$1,000, Improvements on office building
$500; improved machinery etc added
TO different departments b 900 % $4,000
Har'z 81 Bahnsen or Third avenue
and Nineteenth street; 4-story brick
store building; Collins Bros contractors,
cost $31 900.
slcCabe Bros on Second avenue be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets; extensive repairs and improve
ments On store building exterior and in
terror; cost $50 900.
Hermon Schwecke on Twentiatn sreet
between Third and Fourth avenues;
story brick store building; G J W
Schreiner contractor; cost So 900
Davenport Il Rock Island Railway
company, improvements al power sta.
ton, water inlet pipe. etc. 81 500; new
engine, $50 horse power, $1,000; genera
.Ors, "a 600. Fourteenth avenue extern
sion So 600 track relaying aud paving
S22 900; rebuilding trail cars for RoCE
Island side, 81 600; Blscl; Hawk warCh
tower pavilion and track Improvements
leading thereto. $85 900; four new motor
cars for Rock Island, S., 800; bridge line
improvements, $1,000.
Variety Wood Works on Eleventh
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues;
2 story brick building and outbbildIngs;
G W Schreiner contractor; building
and machinery within all new; IS 900
Mayer Rosenfeld on Seventeenth street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues;
double atOrY frame dwelling; SEWERS Il
Anderson contractors; cost 81 900.
Mrs John Thompson on Twenty-third
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues;
2story frame dwelling; " a Guthrie
contractor cost 81 500.
S n COnover on Twenty third street
and Eighth avenue; 2 story frame dwell
ing; SEWERS s. Anderson coatrac tors;Cos,
$4,000.
Mrs A Z Davis on Twenty-third be
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues; 2-story
frame dwelling; Collins Bros contractors
cost So 600.
John Gipson on Fourth avenue and
Seventeenth street; 2.story brick store
building; SEWERS & Anderson contrac
tors; Cost So 500.
r A Donaldson on Seventeenth street
and Eighth avenue; 2-story frame DWELL
ing; Collins Bros contractors; cost So 200
HIP Hull on Eighteenth street beween
Fifth and Sixth avenues; story frame
dwelling; W A Guthrie contractor. cost
| 81 900.
A M Bruner on Nineteenth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues; story
frame dwelling; John Volk & Co centrac-
tors; cost S5 600.
MI Young ON Nineteenth street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avrnues; 2-story
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

frame dwelling; W A Guthrie contractor;
cost So 600.
Railway viaduct foot of Twenty-fourth
street; government work cost So 5000.
Harry Cieavelsnd on Twentieth street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues, 3
story frame dwelling; John Volk & Co
contractors; cost So 500
Rsible & Stengel on Third avenue and
Fourth street; 2~story brick boiler house;
addition to brewery; G j w Schreiner
contractor, cost 81 600.
Frank Munger on Seventh street and
Eighth avenue, 2-story frame dwelling:
Collins Bros contractors; cost So 600.
Mayor William McCOnochie on Sew
euth avenue between Twenty-fifth and
TwentY~sixth street; improvements en-
residence remodeling etc; W A Guthrie
contractor; cost SO 600.
Morris Rosentield on Nineteenth street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
modern designed and deliberately finished
residence; Lerkin Il Stevens and Collins
Bros contractors: cost $50 900 Barn for
steam heating and other requirements.
$1,000
Penn Tank Line Co on First street and
Tenth svenue; tanks and buildings in
GLIDING outfits etc; cost S15 600
George e Bailey on Second avenue be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets;
S-story brick business block; Collins
Bros; day work; cost Sl2 600.
George Schneider on Twenty-third
yFr
nues; 2story frame dwelling. fine finish;
Hudson & Parker contractors; cost
Sc coo.
Henry C4rse on Second avenue be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets:
3-story brick business block; modern de-
sign and finely finished; cost S15 600.
No 2 school building on Seventh ave-
nue. between Forty-tirst and Forty sec
ond streets; 2-story solid brick; c J "
Schreiner contractor; cost S26 600.
st Mary's Catholic school on Fifth av>
enue and Twenty street, ? story
solid brick school building; NJ Schnell
contractor; cost $40 900.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail
road; stone abutmeut and bridge at For
tieth etreet overgrade crossing; cost
S. 600.
Henry Deiseuroth, Fifth avenue and
Eighth street, 1-story frame store build
ing, John Spiiger, contractor; cost $500.
L Susenmiebl, Ninth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, 2-story frame
dwelling; cost $1,000.
L Susaumjehl, Seventh street between
Seventh snd Eighth avenues. 1-story cot
tsge; cost 81 coo
l. SuseUmiehl Seventh avenue between
Seventh ana Eighth streets three 1-story
frame cottages; cost - 900 each.
Mrs Thomas Mangold. Eighth avenue
between Sixth and Seventh streets. i'm.
provemeuts on house. 800.
Mrs Chrisincls Geiger Fifth street be
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, story
snd half frame Dwelling, Geiger Bros
contractors; cost 5000
NJ Peterson. Fourth avenue between
Fourth and Fifth streets, Improvement
on store building, John Matson, con
tractor; cost $500.
Rock Island Stove Co, improvement
on buildings etc. 81 600.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
2-story frame dwelling, Lee & Peterson
Moline, contractors; cost $4,000.

2-story frame dwelling, Lee & Peterson
Moline, contractors; cost $4,000.
Julius Witt, Twenty second street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues. story
and half frame cottage, NJ. Schnell
contractor; cost S1,150.
c L Williams. Twenty second street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues, g
story frame dwelling, SEWERS & Anderson,
contractors: cost SO, coo.
John thinner, Twen,y-second street
and Tenth avenue, story and half frame
cottage, NJ Schaell, contractor; cost
81, 800.
Mrs Ann Watts, Fifth avenue and
Twenty>fourth street. improvement and
repairs on property, W A Guthrie, con-
tractor; cost 300.
Mrs Anna Doonsn, Twenty-f1fth street
and Seventh avenue, 2-story frame
dwelling, Henderson & Schroeder, con.
tractors; cost So 500; improvements on
other property $400.
Mrs Mary Griffin, Moline avenue and
Twenty seventh street, 2-storv and a
half frame dwelling G J W Schreiner,
contractor; cost $4,000.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

o A Bsrnhsrt. Twentieth street and
Eighth avenue. improvements and re-
pairs on dwelling. John Volk & Co., con-
tractors; cost 81, 400.
o A Barnhsrt. Third avenue between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
1-story brick printing office, W A Gu,h,
RE, contractor; cost 81 600
George J Mold, Fifteenth street be
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues.
1-stoFy frame cottage. Heide,man &
Schroeder, contractors; cost 81, goo.
George F Schmale. Fifteenth street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, story
and frame cottage. Heidermsp &
Schroeder. contractors; cost 81, 200.
Miss Anna Schroeder, Fifteenth street
and Eighth avenue. story frame dwel-
ing. Heidermsn s. Schroeder, contractor (;
cost $1,000.
Hardy Hetter, Fifteenth street and
Eighth avenue. / story frame cottage
cost 81, 400.
w G Maucker, Fourth avenue between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. large
frame carriage barn. G Ludwig, contrac
tor; cost 81 500.
John Gibson. Seventeenth street be-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

Fourth street. 2-story frame store build
ing; cost 81 400.
W E Davis, Eighth street and Fifth
avenue, story and a half frame cottage;
day work; cost $500.
Msnesse Smith, Thirteenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, 1~story
| frame cottage; day work; cost $500.
Fl Fleugel, Thirteenth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, l story frame
cottage; day work; cost $500.
Christ Hubble, Ninth avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets. 1>story
frame cottage, Jacob Bleuer contractor;
cost 81, 600.
Nels Wiledsen, Twelfth street and
Eighth avenue. l-story frame cottage,
Benjamin Dunlap contractor: cost 81 600
P L Mitchell, Second avenue and
Twelfth street, repairs on residence,
painting, etc; cost $500.
Edward Kreis. Third avenue and Tenth
street. remodeling and repairing store
building. George Bick contractor; cost
! $500
Milton SslVard, Third avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets, 2-story frame
store building, Heidemsn Il Schroeder,
contractors; cost 81, 900.
Mrs f Beck, Ninth street and Seventh
| avenue, repairs on store building, adding
| anct Their story, etc, John Bleuer contract
or; cost 50, 500.
Fred Schroeder, Tenth street and
Fifth avenue. history frame cottage,
Hpideman & Schroeder contractor cost
81 600
TT Henderson, Fifth avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, 2~story frame
| dwelling; cost $3.50.
Henry Losa, Tenth street and Eighth
avenue, 1-story frame store building; day
work; cost $500.
Chss Oberg, Third avenue and Ninth
street, remoieling of store building and
| other repairs: cost ST., 800.
Fl Fleugel, Fifth avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets, history frame cottage;
cost 5000.
George w Henry. Thirteenth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues, don5lc
2-stery frame dwelling, August Schmidt,
contractor; cost $1,000.
Theodore Hoidorf, Twelfth street be
| tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, history
and a half frame cottage; day work; cost
81, 900.
Z D Folsom, Eleventh street between
! Fourth and Fifth avenues 2-story frame
dwelling, G W Schreiner. contractor
cost %, 900.
Mrs Louisa Wollenhsupt, Third avenue
between Tenth and Eleventh slraets, re-
pairs and improvements on store build
ing; cost $500.
Stephen O'Conaor, Eighth avenue and
Eleventh street, repairs and improve
mems on double frame house; cost $40
MIS- Emily Eckhart, Eleventh stree,
and Ninth avenue, 1-storY frame build
ing; Hudson & Parker contractors; cost
$500,
Fred Schuck, Seventeenth street be
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues . stor7
frame dwelling, John Spilger, contractor
cost 81 700
Jacob Ohlweiler. Seventeenth stree
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, ,
story frame dwelling in course of cree
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

tween Third and Fourth avenues. history
frame shop, SEWERS & Anderson. con
tractors; cost S 200. improvements on
other building. ETC., cost $500.
John Crowley, Fifth>snd-a half ave-
nue., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. repairs, ETC., on dwelling. $3.50.
John Leidtke. Nineteenth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. 2-story
frame dwelling. John spilger, contractor;
cost 81 800.
N. NJ. Sturgeon, Nineteenth street and
Eleventh avenue, 2-story frame dwelling,
John Spilger, contractor, cost So. 100.
V. Dauber, Third avenue between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, i'm
provements and repairs on store build
ing, etc. John Volk & Co., contractors;
cost $500.
Gustav Stengel, Fourth avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
repairs, painting, ETC., on residence; cost
$500.
c Cramer, Fifth avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, 2.story frame
dwelling; cost $500.
William Roth, Fifth avenue between
Third and Fourth streets. two II STORY
frame cottages. Rudolph Nuesse, contrac.
tor; cost $1,000 each.
William Roth, Fifth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. four II story
frame cottages, Rudolph Nuesse; contrac-
tor; cost 81. 100 each.
John ] Sulser. Twenty-f1rst street be-
rween Eighth and and Ninth avenues,
l'story frame cottage, Hudson & Parker,
contractors, cost 81, 800.
] Alex Montgomery, Twenty-first
street between Eighttzkd Ninth ave.
nues, 2-story frame dwelling, Jacob
Bleuer, contractor; cost 81. 400.
Henry Toppendorf. Twenty-first street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues, 2.story
frsme dwelling. NJ Schnell, contractor;
cost $4,000.
John Schsfer. Twenty-first street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, two
history frame cottages, day work; cost
$1,000 each.
Mrs. Nellie Dudley. Twenty-frst street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues,
story frame cottage, day work; cost
81,
Mrs Johann Splsin, Nineteenth street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
2.stsry frame dwelling; 81 Ludwig, con-
tractor; cost $1,000.
Mrs D Spencer, Moline avenue be,
tween Twenty>third and Twenty.fourth
streets, 2-story frame dwelling, Collins
Bros, contractors; 81 $50.
James Carl, fwenty-first street and
Fifth avenue. 2 story brick business
block. John Volk & Co., contractor; cost
81 200.
A E Allen. Sixth avenue between
twenty second and Twenty third streets,
2 story frame dwelling, Hudson & Par
zer, contractors; cost 81. coo.
] E Byrnes. Fifth avenue between
Fwenty-second and and Twentysthird
streets. improvements and repairs on res
hence, $1,000.
Mrs L D Hoover. Twenty.sixth and
Vine streets. story frame dwelling.
IL Continued ON Twelfth page.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

Col II Z BuroA on Second avenue be-
ween Tenth and Eleventh streets; re-
1airs on residence, slate roof, etc; cost
81 GEO.
Poll Mitchell on Twentieth street be-
ween Seventh and Eighth avenues; inn
orovements exterior anu interior on resi-.
ieuce, etc SEWERS Is Anderson contrac-
ora on wood WORK; total expenditure,
heating, etc, $40 600.
George Schafer eli Ninth avenue and
seventeenth street; 2-story frame DWELL
~ with fine furnishings; cost 81 900.
JB INNER on Seventeenth and Fifth
venue; double 2 story frame dwelling;
" Schreiner contractor: cost 81, 900
Central Presbyterian church on Second
venue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets; new sleeple and general repairs
On building; cost 81 eco.
Peter Fries on Third avenue between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; new
front and general repairing on store
building; cost $500.
Henry Lemburg on Eighth avenue be-
.ween Fifteenth ard Seventeenth streets;
iouble 2>st0ry frame dwelling Nicholas
Juhl contractor: cost So 500
Mrs Eliza Egan on Twenty-second
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues;
2story frame dwelling: Collins Bros.
contractors; cost $1,000.
Mrs. John a Murri1s on Twenty-irs,
street and Eighth avenue two story anc
half frame cottage Heiderman &
Schroeder. contractors; cost $1,000.
He Folsom on Fourth avenue be.
ween Eleventh and Twelveth streets
improvements and repairs on residence,
W A. Guthrie contractor; cost S4C0.
Aid Dan COrken, Seventh avenue and
Fifteenth street, 2 story frame dwelling
Nic"o Juhl, contractor; cost So 600.
Timothy Webb, Fifteenth street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, story
and half frame cottage. A Z Flickin
ger, contractor; cost 81, $50.
Henry Lamp, Ninth avenue between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. re
pairs and Improvements on dwelling
cost $500
Z g Fickenscher, Fifteenth street be
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues
1 story frame cottage, John Bleuer, con-
ractoT; cost 81, 450
David BeuEr. F fteeuth stree, between
seventh and Eighth avenues, 1-stor,
frame cottage, John Bieuer. contractor:
cost 81 800.
William Hause, Fifteenth street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, 2 stor,
frame dwelling. Heidermau 81 Schroeder
contractors; cost $1,000.
Henry Thode, Fifteenth street between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. 2-story frame
yelling, Heiderman & Schroeder. con.
FACTORS: cost $1,000.
NJ. W. Battles, Ninth avenue betweer
FIFTEENTH and Seventeenth streets, 2 stor,
frame dwelling, day work; cost So 900.
Fred Kahn, Fifteenth street and Mint
venue 2 story frame dwelling. c ] W
ochrelner, contractor; cost 30. 500.
William Rinck, Seventh avenue he.
tween Fourteenth-and half and Fifteenth
streets, 2-story frame store building, W
A. Guthrie. contractor; cost 81, 500.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

GnLiiieo noCa, Fourth avenue and
Fourth street, 2-story frame store build
ing, G J. w. Schreiner. contractor; cost
81 800.
Patrick Quinlan, Second avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, history
frame store building, John Spilger con
tractor; cost 5000
William Kreger, Fourth street and
Ninth avenue, 1-stOry frame dwelling,
Rudolph Nuessli. contractor; cost 81 900
Joseph Zimmerman, Second street and
Eleventh avenue. story and half frame
dwelling; cost 5000.
Herman Vogel, Seventh avenue and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

ton, J W SchreIner. contractor; cos,
$4,000.
Aid. Dan Corken. Fifteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. repairs
and improvement on dwelling; cost $500.
Estate of John G:Mueller, Twenty-sixth
street and Sixth avenue improvement on
residence remodlIng etc. Hudson &
Parker contractors; cost 1.200.
]. G. Bothel. Twenty second street be-
tween Seventh and Ninth avenues g.
story frame dwelling, Nicholas Juhl con-
tractor; cost $4,000.
Mrs. 8. McCafrey, Twentyssecond
street between Ninth ana Tenth avenues