The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-26

street, west on Ohio street to Mississippi street.
north on Mississippi 10 Thirteenth street, east on
Thirteenth street to Illinois street.
on Indiana avenue, commencing at Illinois
ana OHIO street. thence northwest TO the cor
8. ON North West street. from the corner of
New York and West street. north and northwest
erly. on West street. to the Central canal
.. On North Pennsylvania street. from the
corner OF Ohio street, north TO Seventh street.
east on Seventh street 10 Talbot avenue. north
OH Talbot avenue TO Fourteenth street, west on
Fourteenth street to Illinois street.
10. On Market street, commencing at the
Alabama street; Alabama street from the corner
or Washington street, north on Alabama street
TO Tenth street. west on Tenth street TO Talbot
street.
III. On Delaware street, commencing at the
corner OF Maryland street. to New York street,
east on New York street to East street, north on
East street to Cherry street, east on Cherry
street TO Bellefontaine street. BellefontaIne
street from Massachusetts avenue north TO FIJI
teenth street.
12. On Seventh street. from Bellefontaine
street east to Columbia avenue, north on Column
bia avenue 10 Twelfth street.
-. On Peru street, commencing az Massa-
chusetts avenue. north TO Home avenue. east on
Home avenue TO Columbia avenue, thence north
east on Hill avenue and the various streets now
occupied by the streetrailway line TO Bright
wood. TO the corporation line.
IA. On Fort Wayne avenue, commencing at
the corner OF Alabama street, thence on Fort
Wayne avenue TO Central avenue, on Central
avenue TO sixteenth street.
Is. On Massachusetts, avenue. from its inter-
Massachusetts avenue IN Clifford avenue. thence
east on Clifford avenue TO Rural street
IL. East street. commencing at the corner or
Washington street. north on East TO Ohio street,
east on Ohio street to Noble street. north on
Noble street 10 Michigan street, east on Mich
igan street To Rural street.
IL. On State avenue. from Washington street
north to Michigan street.
Is: On Virginia avenue, from the corner OF
Washington street southeast to the intersection
OF Prospect and shelby streets.
10. On South street, from the intersection or
Virginia avenue. east on south street To Noble
street. southeast on Fletcher avenue to Pine
street. northeast on Pine street 10 English ave-
nue., southeast and cast on English avenue to
State avenue.
Virginia avenue, south on East street to Ray
mond street, east on Raymond street TO Single
ton street.
81. on South street. from its intersection
with Illinois strest, east on south TO Delaware
street. south on Delaware 10 Madison avenue.
thence via Madison avenue to Minnesota street.
81. on south Pennsylvania street, from its
Intersection with Washington street, south 10
South street.
%. On South Meridian street, from the corner
OF Georgia street, south to the tracks of the
Union Railway Company.
%. on Georgia street. from its intersection
with Illinois street. west on Georgia street 10
Mississippi street.
Is. on Maryland street, commencing at the
corner OF Delaware street, west to Mississippi
street.
70. On Mississippi street. from the corner Of
Georgia street, north to Washington street.
p. On Tennessee street, from Georgia street,
south to Louisiana street.
%. On Bloomington street, from its intersec-
ton with West Washington street, north TO the
west bank OF White river. thence follow present
course of street railway tracks northwesterly
TO Michigan street, thence west on Michigan
street 10 the corporation line.
This notice Is in addition to O notice served
yesterday relating to Prospect and shelby
streets. Yours truly,
CITIZENS EET-RAILRoA COMPANY.
AUGUSTUS l.. MASON, President.
President Mason declined to talk about
the proposed extensions, saying that the
latter spoke for itself. and to add that
what was set forth in it would be done
without q doubt. 1T Is" he said, moth
by the directors of this com pany when
they took possession of the plant, to the
effect that they would improve the eys-
tom. That is all"
ACTING o. G ADVICE.
On the subject of the granting by the
CITY OF q franchise to the City Railway
Company he had nothing to say. The re-
mark was made that for An unde dog,
which every one thought the Citizens
company to be. 1t was showing q great
deal of spirit. Mr.. Mason only laughed.
He was then asked: "Wh by is II that your
people, with the prospect of your grant ex.
piring within. at least. seven years. If not
within one, are going ahead spending all
of this money and making all OF these I'M
He answered.: The company is acting
under the advice of Its attorneys, which ii
considers is sound enough to warrant what
they are doing. That is all l have to say
about II. and ia. in fact. all there Is to say"
Both Mr.. Mckee and Mr.. Werner were
seen yesterday by q Journal representative.
but both declined TO talk on the situation.
They said that Nh. Mason would give ont
all the information there was TO be given,
and that they had nothing TO do with that
part of it. They were in consultation with
their attorneys. Messrs. Miller. Winter and
Elan, the greater part of the day. In a
nying any acquaintance with Mcdonald.