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Christian Conferences.

The meetings for Bessemer in the
series of conferences inaugurated by
the Ministerial Association will be held
on Monday and Tuesday of next week
in the Methodist Episcopal church,
corner of Mesa and Pine streets. The
Services will be held at ESQ and 7.30
p. m. The Revs. David Leppert, A. A.
Tanner, ii. q. Nicholson and j. f..
Denham will preside over the meetings
and the other ministers of Bessemer
and Pueblo are expected to be present
and participate in the services.
The meetings held this week in East
and North Pueblo have been marked
with deep interest These con-
ferences are for thepublic in general
and an earnest and hearty invitation is
extended to all to be present.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

STATE @ 9f COLORADO, IS.
j. II. Buchanan and =. C. Orr, partners do
ing business under the firm name of "Bu-
chanan 4 Orr" Plaintiff,
VS.
The Imperial Fashion Company, II corpor-
ntion incorporated under and by virtue OF
the laws of the State of New York, Defendant
In the District Court within and for the
said County of Pueblo, In the Tenth Judicih
District of Colorado.
The people OF the State Of Colorado To the
Imerisl Fashion Company n corporation In
corporated under and by virtue of the laws
ofthe state OF New York,
The above named defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
named plaintiff. in the District Court Of
Pueblo County. In the Tenth Judicial District
of the state OF Colorado, and answer the
the service hereof. II served within this
county; or If served out OF this county or by
publication within thirty days after servsee
service; or judgment by default will he
taken against you according TO the prayer of
the complaint. and If copy of the som
plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or If the service
hereof be made out OF the State, then ten
days additional TO the time hereinbeIore
specified for appearance and answer viii be
allowed before the taking of Judgment by
default as aforesaid
Thc relief demnndcd in said action is for
the recovery ofa Judgment by the plaintiff
against you, said defendant. MS follows.
to-wit: For the sum OF seventy-six dollars
$1,000, with interest thereon from the 18th
day of September A ID. 1898, and costs here
In expended, and such other and further
rcliefa to the Court may seem meet; said
demand being mnde ON account of the
failure of the defendant herein to perform
upon its part the terms Of n certain contract
entered into between Plaintiffs and De
fendnnt on or about the 10th day OF August
A. d. 1898 whereby through said failure.
the plaintiffs have been damaged in the
above named sum, set forth more fully
In the complaint filed herein to which
reference is hereby made.
Given under nv hnnd and the seal of said
Court. at Pueblo, In said County this End
day OF December A. D. 1898.
SEAL GEo. SEAvER
ID. McCaskill Clerk of the District Court
Atty for Plaintiff.
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Notice is hereby given that a comparison
OF the registered electors In the several pre-
cincts following, with the Poll Lists for such
election precincts, showing that the follow
Ing named persons whose recorded residences
are ns follows, did not vote at the election
held on the 7th day OF November A. ID. 1888.
Any qualined elector whose name is In
cluded In the snbjoined list may have his
name retained on the registration list by
appearing before the Board of County Com
mIssioners on either of the following named
days. to-wit: December 18th, 10th or 22nd,
and showing to the satisfaction of said
Board, either that he did vote at such
election or that he was entitled to vote
thcreat, because still qualified eiectar In
sneh precinct.
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ODDS uNp ENDS.

Pensacola has been giving cobwsb
parties.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt uses sttar
of roses which is said to cost $50 per
ounce.
A porcupine fish, having thorns in
stead OF scales, was caught few days
ago in st. Andrews bay, Fla
In South America q domestic species
of goose is found that cannot excel an
ordinary hen in aquatic accomplish
ments
A cat owned by Mrs Follendore. at
Perry, Ga, has adopted young rab-
bit, and cares for 1t as though It were
its own offspring.
The remains of a mammoth masto-
don were unearthed by workmen
while working in tunnel near
Pomona, Cal. a short time ago.
A new buckle is made of thick sil-
yer wires, woven together into . sort
Of square lattice-work and surrounded
by an edge of plain silver half an inch
wide.
Our national cemeteries, eighty
three in number, contain $50, 700
honored dead. Every individual grave
is marked by a stone table Of. granite
or marble.
A silver tea kettle hung securely on
three crossed silver twigs beneath
which little silver alcohol lamp Ia
fastened is q costly adornhent for tho
summer tea table.
Phillips Brooks once said of the late
General S, C. Armstrong: He has
been later Garrison, later Lincoln.
carrying far forward the work the old
emancipators began"
A Maine bee hunter declares that
bees do not like solitude and keep
near habitatiops, and that II Is mis-
take to look for wild bees 1t dis
tance from cultivated regions
A man in Williamsburg, N. Y, has
formed collection Of the drums Of
all countries, including Europe, Asis.
Africa, Oceanica and America, and
numbering over 700 examples.
A New York woman p making q
collection of penny toys and already
has reached u total Of GOO II she must
have craze this is commendable
one, for it is about as economical ~ II
Ia possible to find.
A rather remarkable hairpin has
three prongs of tortoise shell, finished
by broad. curved piece, perfectly
smooth and highly polished This In
surrounded by rim OF intricately
woven gold, about halfa an inch wide.
The largest library in the world IL
the Bibliotheque rationale, Paris,
founded by Louis XVI. 1t contains
100000 volumes, 100000 pamphlets,
l7S,ooo manuscripts, $40, 900 maps and
charts and $50. 900 coins and medala.
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j. B. Jones is passing around pcti-
tion in his own behalf asking the board
of county commissioners to appoint
him road overseer. He has lengthy
list of names of representative citizens
of Bessemer and carries number of
strong endorsements. Mr.. Jones is In
every way well qualified to hold the
position and great majority of the
people of this town would look upon
his appointment as recognition of
their claim to representation in office.
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SENSE AND ssnr,MEnr.
Pre3udioe Is the yellow jaundlcs Of

Prejudice is the yellow jaundice Of
Judgment.
Some men, like pictures, are fltter
Tor corner than full light
Lot NO one overload you with fsvor..
you will hnd IL an insu6er. BILE burden
Learn the art. to b preferred befor.
Al othsrs, Of being happy when alone,
II 10 NO point of wisdom for man
to bsst his brains about things impos.
sitie.
A compliment is usually sccomr..
nied with . bow. - II to bog psrion
for sayins It.
Repentance without amendmsnt 4.
IKE continually pumping without
stopping the Leak.
Promises made in the time of .m,.-
taon rsquirs better memory ths,
people commouly possesA 3
Nature has given us two ..r. -
oAs ono tongue, In order that - -
esPess but one-hslf Of what ~ hs.1s ss
A. the shadow of the sun /, I.,...'si (
wnen his beams are lowest, 40 ~ s.i7' /
wsys least when We make ovsreis sSii /.
Ne greatest N IA
nsafksn, therefore, 70 ~ - \!
aSsoeration; her worSs - Z
ssuo Of wisdou, aad ~, = y r.
~ 70 sass4v ~ en1
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FRESH AND rRAoMsnrAay.

Toronto, Canada, prohibits peddlinR.
The number of persons to the square
mile in England is placed at $50; in
the United States at seventeen.
The highest volcano is Popocatapetl.
Mexico; 17,74s feet, with q crater .
mile in diameter and 1000 feet deep.
The petrified body Of man who
disappeared eight years ago has boon
found In Big Sandy river, In West
Virginia
The Austrian government, In order
to Increase the fighting power Of its
army, has armed the drummers with
rifles.
During the complicated process Of
manufacturing stamps, they are
counted eleven times in order 70 guard
against pilfering.
There are ten Cinnamon in this conn.
try for every American in Chiu.-
about ITO, 600 of the former to less
than l.1oO of the latter.
syndicate has been formed to con.
struct and equip line for conveying
power from Niagara falls to the city
OF Albany, N. Y. and way stations
A Philadelphia young man spent ha
leisure time during the winter in
building fine sail-boat in his cellar.
and discovers that there Is no opening
large enough TO get 1t out into the
open air :.
The damming of the Mojava river
At Victoria, creating an artificial lake
nine miles long. three miles wide and
iso feet In depth, water sufficient to
irrigate 200, 900 acres Of desert land, il
project on foot In San Bernardino
county. California
The variety OF cslcite discovered by
NJ Schafer Of Gainesville, Fla, on the
suwanee river, IL aAid to vary in color
from red pink to q deep magenta
On further examination II NAV s.
found TO display other colors much
sought nfter for ornamentstious ana
useful articles Of marble
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A Splendid Store.

The immense furniture store of
West Bros. & Co., lately moved into
the new Pioneer block, is one OF the
big institutions of the west and a
credit to Pueblo. Car load after cal
load of all kinds of the finest furniture
has been placed in the capacious room
above and is on exhibition, while the
two basement rooms are well filled
when called for. The store is com
bination of furniture. hardware and
queenswure and can not be surpassed
will be sold at the closest possible
margin.
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FANNIE ELssLER.s cHALI
Excite sut of Envied Dancer Before
Har Annenranca.

Excite m sut of An Envied Dancer Before
Her Appearance
When I first knew Paris, Taglionl
had left the opera and Fannie Elssler
reigned supreme; the triumphant sue
cess, however, obtained by her in the
''Diable Boiteux," financially advan-
tageous as it proved to the manage
ment, was by no means relished by
her lady colleagues, who, finding
themselves during the long run of the
ballet completely shelved, unscrupu-
lously profted by any mode of annoy
ing and embarrassing their obnoxious
rival One evening Burat de Gurgy.
author of the libretto, knocked at the
door of the charming dancers dress
ing-room and found her in great
state of excitement
my dear NJ. Burat," she exclaimed,
II am in a terrible rage. have
scarcely time to dress, and some one
has stolen my chalk"
Your chalk!' began Burat.
Not doubt of it. l have asked
every body for some. and they all say
they have none. 1t is conspiracy,
you see, to hinder me from dancing
So now, NJ. Burat, you will get me
some, will you notP"
But, my dear lady, don't know
where to go for it.
Make haste" insisted Fanny. al
will pay whatever you ike, but /
must have it. You have just a quarter
of an hour before the curtain rises,
and shall expect you"
1t was then IL o'clock. and all the
shops were shut, consequently NJ.
Burat was highly perplexed what to
DO. However, at last he returned
bringing five little bits of chalk, but
looking extremely dolefuL.
"Enfn!" exclaimed Mile Elssler.
triumphantly. You are indeed
friend in need. What do owe you?''
twenty-five sous for five glasses of
execrable cognac," was his answer
81 have been obliged to go to five
cafes in order to steal the chalk from
the billDrd tables"
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY Is. VALESTiSE,
DECEASED.
The undersigned, having beon appointed
Executor of the last WIN and FIESTA nent OF
Henry =. Valentine late OF the County of
Pueblo and State of Colorado, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he Will appear be-
fore the County Court OF Pueblo County. Mt
the Court House In Pueblo at the December
Term, ON the Second Monday In January
next, at which time NIL persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and re-
qucsted To attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested 10 make i'm
medintc payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day of November \. b. is93.
CALvIN IL. QuAcKrSBusn Executor.
First publication Dec. :. is93.
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Don CAMPBELL Tals..

Las, Wednesday D. ". AArtnsst who
holds commission as deputy sheriff
returned from Denver with Don Camp
bell who was arrested on complaint Of
the Colorado Trading Co. on the charge
of embezzlement. The story Of his
flight is familiar. how he became involv-
ed in the company's debt. presumably
through playing policy with the compan-
Us funds. and being unable to meet his
obligations he fed. such is the sup
position, but the facts will come out in
court very soon.
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Removed.

Ed Keeley, ex-watchman at thC
steel works who went to Pueblo a
short time ago TO start up a confec'
tionery stand has removed his place of
business from Ill W. end St. to 391 $.
Union Ave. in the same room with
Tingle the ticket broker. Ed extends
cordial invitation to all his Bessemer
and Pueblo friends to call and see him
He keeps fine line of cigars, tobaccos.
fruit, candies, nuts etc. which he sells
away down. He will soon move his
family to Bessemer
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09
OBITUARY.
A Beautiful Life Ended.

Miss Sophie Schultz is dead. The
lamp of life of this young woman
went out December End 1893, and her
mortal remains Inferred December
4th. Rev. G. G. Huntington of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
who was her pastor read appropriate
scripture which was followed by mu-
sic and song suggestive OF a redeem
ed and glorified life. Rev. WI. Mey-
cr of the German Methodist offered
prayer, and the remains were taken
to the Riverside cemetery where she
was tcnderly laid to rest, and over
her lifeless form fell the tears of her
many sorrowing friends.
Sophie Schultz was an exemplary
christian young woman, "A member
of the Westminster church In the
communion OF which she had beauti-
fed her character. She had not
quite reached the 28rd year of her
lite. 1t is sad to see such young
woman, so full of promise pass a.
way 'ere tits noon. Sorrowing
friends wonder ut such seemingly
untimely dispensations but there
cometh time when all these things
will be made plain.
AS christian she lived true to her
profession to the end, and as a mem
Der Of the Y. P. s. G. +. she was faitI,
full and always In attendance. Her
last words to her parents, brothers
and sisters were: "Continue faithful
because God Is love, and God Is
with me" And then her spirit took
its flight, leaving in its wake the
impress OF its benedictioh. Those
behind are father, mother, three
brothers and four sisters who will
ever cherish the memory Of Sophie's
life and eyer remember the virtues
that made it beautiful. She will be
missed in the neighberhood, In the
church and In the Y. P. 8. g. e.
That voice Is hushed on earth, but
faith tells Us that II Is rich in glory
among the redeemed children Of God
In her going away from hoas -,
homs thsso hes been 5sls eyaeaneyI
whsoh - - ~ 1iIe =
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Not SO Many Poor.

Tom Kaylor. citizen and popul'st.
called ting other day and after un
burden'ng himself politically. ordered
his name taken off the subscription list.
1t was done. The INDICATOR is too
independent to suit some extreme
partisans. and having opposed the
ernor Waite. Tom took exceptions and
rung in the old stop my paper" joke.
That was all right; he had perfect
right so to do, for he paid up. But he
made some wild assertions in kindly
Offering some gratuitous advice, and
fearing that others might entertain his
notions. investigation shows that he
is in great error.
He declared that forty families in
Bessemer are living ON the county; it
was a fact and he knew it. The re-
publicans were largely responsible for
it and the INDICATOR should show
them up. Through Commissioner
Hubbard it is learned that not to ex-
coed fifteen families frem Bessemer are
receiving aid from the county, none de-
pending entirely upon it, and majority
of the dependents are colored people.
Those who do apply for aid are helped
by republican county commissioners,
but tie number is limited and Bes-
semer furnishes but small proportion.
In order that others may not be led
astray by such erroneous statements as
made by Nj. Kaylor the correction is
male. Only harm can come of making
matters appear worse than they really
are.
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A Card of Thanks.

We take this method of expressing
our sincere thanks and gratitude of
so kindly assisted us, or offered their
services, in the deep sorrow that has
and mother. All seemed to vie with
each other as to who could do the
most We should be glad to thank
each of you personally. bu, will say the
Lord bless you abundantly. Affec-
tionately.
j. ii. Battcn. l.. NJ. II. Baitcn,
Z. j. Batten. Edna NJ. Batten.
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AT THE GRAND.
FANNY xrcE

Fanny Rice in her great play "A Jolly
Surprise" will be at the Grand Opera
house next Tuesday evening the 1a
Fanny was here last season and won
the admiration and applause of one OF
the largest houses ever assembled in
Pueblo. and one and wished her early
return. Positively she has few equals
on the stage today as all who are fortu'
nate enough to see her Tuesday night
will testify. Popular prices.
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A List Of Registered Electors
Appearing not to voted the General Election
held on the 7th Day November A. D. 1893, held in
Pueblo County, Colorado

Rieman Henry Mesa sub div
Reed Jno Riverside Dairy
Riggs Ben + W Goodnight Ranch
Reed samuel J 81, 70, u
Rankin Hugh NJ l0E Lake av,
Rush SB cor Belmont & Thatcher sts
Stnnfield Samuel ii0e Palmer ave
samson Jno Goodnight Ranch
Shnfer Uslysses q 40 side water works
sweeney Abrahm near Pueblo Gardens
spike Chas Il Pueblo Gardens
sfinson Jno r 30, 20, %
Sheehon Jno u, 20 Is
shcnron Jno i2l Cypress st
Sage Frank + iOi5 Berkeley ave
Surls jas X iG1 Spruce 81
Sandquist Len j l0T Pine ri
stebbins W a 925 Routt ave
Stoner PC I029 Cedar 81
Thompson Moses l. sii Rontt ave
Tetrlck Geos i02l Berkeley ave
Towney James W Goodnight Ranch
Turner Joseph 81, 70, Is
Todd Chns u III cartarct av9
Taylor Irn Z lol2 Palmer ave
Worley WIN a 6i2 Arroyo ave
Wolfe Jno d near Pueblo Gardens
Weton Arenes T. Riverside Dairy
wayland W A 1915 Cedar ST
Wiotte JnoC 1918 Pine ST
Woolsey Fred West Goodnight
Whelon owen
York Chas 6ls Arroya ave
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Thanksgiving nonations.

The donations from the schools sent
to Mrs. Newton by Professor Search and
private parties have been distributed.
Between thirty and forty families have
been helped.
Anything sent to Mrs. Newton for
the relief of the poor will be thankfully
received and disposed of.
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TRUE 4 CO., Box 900,
Augusta, Maine.
Take Notice.

have moved my shop from Northern
and Eaton avenues to l24l Routt
avenue, one door north OF the City
scales, and am now prepared to do all
kinds OF work usually done in city
BLACKSMITH SHOP. Give me share Of
your work as am not OF the new
imports, but have n residence record OF
twelve years, and NEVER scABBED.
A. 4. LIrz.
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Free For all Who Ask.

A very fine View of the Worlds
Fair sx10 inches in size. the work of
the Official Photographer of the
United States Government, and ac-
companied by graphic. interesting and
authentic description. will be sent FREE
by the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean to
any one who will send one cent stamp
for postage. Address, Librarian, +"
Inter Ocean.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

5000 Pueblo to California and
Return 10000
Over THE Old Reliable" Denver &
Rio Grande, the only line running
through cars from Pueblo to San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Our time
from Pueblo to San Francisco only so
hours. No other line can offer this time,
or through car service. One way
tickets from 5000 up. II you are
going to California to take in the Mid
winter Fair, You will avoid changing
cars and lay-overs at junction points
by taking The Great Scenic Standard
Gauge Line" the Denver & Rio Grande.
Call on A. Jackson Gen. Agt. at Grand
Union Ticket Office. Central Block for
tickets and full particulars. N. B.
Whatever scenery you miss on yaur
trip out. you will take in on your re
turn trip. Take the Rio Grand both
ways and see II all.
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I2o oo1LARs Dc, !os9.
In Your OWN LOCALITY

made easily and honorably, without capi-
tai, during your spare hours. Any man,
woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand
lily, without experience. Talking un-
necessary. Nothing like 1t for money
making ever offered before. Our workers
always prosper. No time wasted in
learning the business. We teach you in
a night how to succeed from the first
hour. You can make n trial without ex-
pense to yourself. We start you, furnish
everything needed to carry on the busi.
ness successfully, and guarantee you
against failure if you but follow our
simple, plain instructions. Reader, if
you are in need of ready money, and
want to know all about the best paying
business before the public, send us your
address, and we will mail you a docu-
ment giving you all the particulars.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09
Precinct No. 10.

Ash Ell $50 Abriendo ave
Asp Andrew s3t Box Elder st
Anderson Chris 1915 Evans ave
Austin Robert lili AbrIcndo ave
ArnoldFC 81. Elm st
Boden Ambrose 9ls Abriendo ave
Behreves Jno Ii 1914 Abriendo ave
Benson jas Elmer 10ll Box Elder st
Boyce II s0I e Abriendo ave
Bilby Geo SIS Abricndo ave
Burnett wm II l0ss Routt ave
Britt Chas l. s17 Abriendo ave
Bennett Thos : III Arroya ave
Rrindle Daniel 100 Summit ave
Blomgren Chas si1 Abriendo ave
Buergain Jno SIS Currie ave
Campbell Don as9 Abricndo ave
Colvin Chas so Evans ave
Cooper 1905 Evans ave
Craig Jno 1883 Evans ave
Collins Archie l. 1850 Rontt ave
Clemens Chas w 93a Evans ave
Cox Rees iiy9 Elm st
Dalzeil Jno A gi9 Evans ave
DeSha Ed l. go Evans ave
Davis Arthur NJ SOL ElEorado st
Dickersohn Julian Won 80 EiDorndo st
DeSha Frank als Evans ave
Davis Benjamin 1000 Abriendo ave
Evans Ed $50 Evans ave
Evans David b 1910 Elm st
Foster Harry l. s35 Abriendo ave
Fisher Herman ll2s Evnns ave
Harris Fred W liz Arroyo ave
Hanan Jas B si9 Abriendo ave
Harris Nose II t03s Evans ave
Howard VIM II sOG Elm st
HELEN David 727 BoxElder st
Hardins ELLA \ ssa currie ave
HALEY WmA ia summit ave
johnson Edward 92l Elm st
Jones Walter 7 ae ElDondo st
Jones Vim s77 :, :,
Kenney Louis j 100. Routt ave
Karison Erick 1905 Elm ST
Ketner Joel 7I6 Abriendo ave
Kirby L U ia Evans ave
Lines Nathnnial SIT Abriendo ave
Larson Louis NJ iO29 Abriendo ave
Leddln JnoE 90l ElDorndo st
Marshall LID II.5 Abriendo ave
Myers Jno s23 Abriendo ave
Miller Louis 1887 Ev ms ave
McCarren Jno 1859 Evans ave
McMurphy WE es3 Fairvlew ave
Mclaughlin Frank Sis Evans ave
Newton Fergus b s4i Abriendo ave
Nelson Gust 9l2 Elm ST
Nelson Jno 936 Elm.st
O'Neill Chas sos ElDoradu st
orfnes l. 1885 Evans ave
Olson Jno 1905 Elm st
Prutes Chns Ilii Elm vt
Pertilln j W 1888 ElDorado st
Quick Richard l0lI Evans ave
Reigel Carl 945 Abriendo ave
Romp Frank si9 Currie ave
SchaT Henry 1867 Evans ave
SteiBhclmcr Frank i015 Boxelder
SchroT w II Sl3 Evans ave
stJol,n EW $50 Box Elder st
Snider Hiram sli no Abriendo ave
Smith WalterC 1120 Evans ave
story Dave sos Elm at
Stebbins l l. S9b Evans ave
Salter V b s52 Abriendo ave
Sherley Lawrence 1iz2 Evans ave
Tomlin Harry IlaO Abriendo ave
Tharp Robt s5l Abriendo ave
Williams JnoT 92s Abriendo ave
Whistler l. II 7s9 Currie ave
WEIGH G 1871 Evans ave
Wendt + w si7 Currie ave
Yates John Lot 22 blk 10