Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-04
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4 office.
| Carrier No. 2. Stewart Eason-From
the Pilgrim Hotel west on Main street
to the corner of Center street, thence
north to State street, thence east to
the alley between First and Second
avenue, thence north to the cemetery,
Thence east to the alley between Third
end Fourth avenues, thence south to-
Main street.
| Carrier No. 3, j. n. Garwood-From
the corner of Second avenue and Main
street, thence west to First avenue,
Thence south TO Church street, thence
east to the alley between First and
Second avenues. thence south on Sec
ond avenue to the union depot. thence
Sixth avenues. thence north to the alley
between Church and Main streets,
thence west TO Second avenue.
Carrier No. 4. j. l.. Sheets-From tho
alley between North Center and First
streets on State street, thence west to
the alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets, thence north to the MILL thence
east on Center street and south on the
same street, and West to the alley be-
tween Center and First streets.
Carrier No. 5, Myo Mendenhall-
From the alley on Church street be-
tween First and Second avenues.
thence West to First avenue, thence
south on First avenue to the North
western tracks, thence along the track
west to the alley between Fifth and
Sixth streets OH the Iowa Central track.
thence north to the alley between Linn
and Church streets, thence east to First
avenue.
Carrier No 6. Charles Haas, mounted
carrier-Route the same MS heretofore.
Carrier No. Z, Richard Patten-F'rom
the corner of Center and Main streets.
thence west to the alley between Sec
ond and Third streets, thence north to
the alley between State and Main
streets. thence east to the alley between
North First and Center streets, thence
north to Riverside. thence east to the
alley between First and Second ave-
nues, thence south to State street.
thence west on State street to the alley
between First avenue and Center
street. then back to the corner of Cen
ter and Main streets.
Carrier No. 8. Charles P. Bay-From
the alley between Third and Fourth av-
enues on Main street. thence north to
the alley between Marion and Law
renee streets. thence east to Sixth ave-
nue.. thence south to Woodbury. street,
thence east to the alley between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. thence south to
Main street, thence west to the alley
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
thence south to Nevada street. thence
west to the alley between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. thence north to the all
ley between Church and Main streets.
and west to the alley between Third
and Fourth avenues
Carrier No. ., Charles F.. Giddings-
From the alley between Fourth and
Fifth streets on Main street, thence
north to Jerome street, thence west to
the alley between Sixth and Seventh
thence south to Fremont street
thence west to the alley between Ninth
and Tenth streets, thence south to the
Iowa Central right-of-way, thence
along the track east to the alley be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, thence
north to the alley between Church and
Linn streets. thence west to the alley
thence north to the alley between State
stHu .hdlu StIeelS,- lIlellCe east 10 the al
ley between Fourth and Fifth streets.
1t is understood, of course, that all
the territory lying within the bounda-
ries as given above is also reached by
the carriers. Any one who is disposed
to find fault with the service can read
lily satisfy himself as to the amount of
work done by these men If he will take
u map of the city and follow their
routes and consider at the same time
that they travel them twice each day
and carry on the average of 100 pounds
Of mail at each trip. II