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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

Lawrence Township, Third Precinct
Commencing i'm the Southwest corner of
Section Fifteen Q5), Township Sixteen Q5l
North Range -Four ca East, when salo
point is also the Southwest corner Oh
Lawrence Township, and running Ihehce
North with the line dividing Lawrence
and Washington Townships, - to the
Northwest corner of Section Ten QO),
Township Sixteen 06J North, Range
Four (4) East, which said point is the cen
ter line of a county road; thence uue
East, with the center line of said county
road, the North line OF SAID SecIion len
GO) Township Sixteen Q6), North, Range
Four (D East to its intersection with the
center line of Fall Creek; thence In a
Northeasterly direction with the meander-
ings of the center line of Fall creek, 10
the Section line dividing Sections Twenty
nine (2JD and Thirty t30D. Township Seven
teen 40 North, Range Five 90 East
thence South with the Section line Ovid
ing Sections Twenty-nine I'D ana Ihlfty
C30). ThHty-onc 81 and Thirty-two tSZ),
Township Seventeen 90 North. Range
Five 60 East. to the South line OF Section
Thirty-two t32D, Township Seventeen CD
North Range Five (5) East; thence East,
with the said South line of Section Thirty
two (52), Township Seventeen 90 North
Range Five CO East, 10 It's intersection
with the Section line dividing Sections
Four Cd and Five (5), Township Sixteen
O6) North, Range Five 90 East; thence
South. with the said Section line dividing
Sections -Four ca and Five co., Township
Sixteen 90 North, Range Five 90 East
to the Section line dividing Sections Four
(D and Nine co.. Township Sixteen QS)
North, Range Five CO.. East; thence East
with the said Section line dividing Sec
tions -Four ca and Nine 90, Township
Sixteen 40 North. Range Five CO. East
to the Section line dividing Sections
Nine CO. and Ten G0). Fifteen Q5) and Six
teen 90. Township Sixteen G6) North,
Range Five 60 East; thence South, with
the said Section line dividing Sections
Nine co and Ten Q0). Fifteen Q5l and
Sixteen Q6), Township Sixteen Q6), North,
Range Five 80 East TO the Southeast
corner of said Section Sixteen C6). which
said point is in the line dividing Lawrence
and Warren Townships thence West,
with the line dividing Lawrence and War
rem Townships, to the said Southwest cor
ner of Lawrence Township the place of
beginning, shall constitute the Third Pre-
cinct Lawrence Township
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

Commencing at the Northeast corner of
Section Five 81, Township Sixteen Q0
ming thence West, on the North lines of
Sections Five 90 and Six 90, Township
Sixteen O6) NCvh. Range Three CD East,
and Sections One u, Two (2), Three CO
and Four "a. Township Sixteen Q6)
North, Range Two o. East. To the line
dividing Marion and Hendricks Counties;
thence South. with the line dividing Ma
riOn and Hendricks Counties, TO the line
dividing Pike and Wayne Townships;
thence East. with the line dividing t.Ae
and Wayne Townships, TO the line divid-
ing Pike and Washington Townships;
thence North, with the said line dividing
Pike and Washington Townships, to the
said Northeast corner of Section Five CO.,
Township Sixteen Q6) North. Range
Three 90 East, the place or beginning.
shall constitute the Third Precinct Pike
Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Twelfth Precinct, Fifteenth Ward

in the center line of Arizona
Street extended East. at its intersection
with the center line of the Tight-ot-wdy
OF the Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago q
St. Louis Railroad Company. and running
thence in a SOutherly direction, with the
center line of the right-Of-way of the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago St
Louis Railroad Company, 20 the
center line Of Madison Avenue; thence
South, in the center line of Madison Ave
niue 10 the center line of Minnesota
Street: thence West. with the center line
of Minnesota Street TO the center line or
Union Street, thence North, with the cen
ter line of Union Street, to the center line
of Karcher Street: thence West. with the
center line of karcher Street, to the cen
ter line of Meridian Street: thence North.
with the center line of Meridian Street, TO
the center line of Arizona Street; thence
East with the center line of said Ari-
Z0na Street, and the said line extended
East. tc the center line of the said right
of-way of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cagO & st. Louis Railroad Company, the
place of beginning. shall constitute the
Twelfth Precinct, Fifteenth Ward.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

with the said North line of Warren
Township. TO the said East line Of War
rem Township. the place Of beginning.
shall constitute the Fifth Precinct,
Warren Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Township, Fifth Pre-

Commencing at the Southeast corner of
Section Eighteen Qs). Township Sixteen
O6) North, Range Four CA East. which
said point is in the South line of Washing
ton Township and I'm the center line of
the White River and Fall Greek Gravel
Road and running thence North. with the
center of the White River and Fall Creek
Gravel Road, to the Northeast corner of
the Southeast Quarter "a of Section
Seven ca, Township Sixteen Q6) North.
Range Four ca East thence West. with
the center line of Section Seven ca. Town
ship Sixteen Isl North, Range Four (D
East, and with the center line of Sections
Twelve Q2), Eleven I'D and Ten QO).
Township Sixteen 90 North, Range
Three 90 East, to the center line of White
River thence in a Southwesterly direc-
ton, with the meanderings of the center
line of White River, TO the line dividing
Washington and Center Townships:
thence East, with the line dividing Wash
ington and Center Townships, to the said
Southeast corner of Section Eighteen OS).
Township Sixteen 06) North. Range Four
ca East, the place of beginning. shall con-
stitute the Fifth Precinct, Washington
Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

Commencing at the Northeast corner of
Franklin Township. the same being the
Northeast corner of Section Twenty-seven
90, Township Fifteen Q5) North Range
Five 60 East, and running thence South,
on the line dividing Marion and Hancock
counties. TO the Southeast corner of Sec
ton Thirty-four (3D. Township Fifteen
Q5) North. Range Five (5) East, which
said point is i'm the center line of the
Buck Creek & Indianapolis Pike thence
West with the center line of the Buck
Creek and Indianapolis Pike, to the West
line of Franklin Township; thence North,
on the line dividing Franklin and Perry
Townships. 10 the line. dividing Franklin
and Warren Townships; thence East, on
the line dividing Franklin and Warren
Townships. TO the said Northeast corner
of Franklin Township, the place of begin
ming, shall constitute the First Precinct.
Franklin Township
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Warren Township, Second Precinct

Commencing in the North line of War
rem township, on the Range line
dividing Ranges -Four a. and Five 90
East which said point is also in the
Northeast corner o. Section Twenty
four GA. Township Sixteen Q6) North,
Range Four ca East. and running
thence South. with the East line of Sec
tions Twenty-four ga. Twenty-Five (25)
and Thrty-six C36), Township Sixteen
DO North Range Four (D East, and
with the East line of Section One "a,
Township Fifteen Q0 North. Range
Four ca East, to the center line of the
National Road; thence West. with the
center line of the National Road, to the
center line of Ritter Avenue; thence
North, with the center line of Ritter
Avenue to the center line of Section
Three 81 Township Fifteen O5) North,
Range Four a. East; thence North,
with the center line of said Section
Three 90, to it's intersection with the
center line of Section Thirty-four (3D,
Township Sixteen Q6) North, Range
-Four (4) East; thence North, with the
center line of Sections Thirty-four (3D,
Twenty-seven CD and Twenty-Five CD,
Township Sixteen 90, North, Range
-Four (D East, TO the North line Of
Warren Township; thence East, with
the said North line of Warren Town
ship. to the Northeast corner of said
Section Twentyfour (2D, Township Six
teen go North. Range Four ca East
the place Of beginning, shall constitute
the Second Precint. Warren Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Center Township, Second Precinct.
Outside the City of indianapolis

Commencing in the East line Of Center
Township. at its intersection with the CEN
ter line Of English Avenue, and running
thence South, with the East line of Cen
ter Township, To the Northeast corner OF
Section Twenty-One CID, Township Fiji
teen Q5) North, Range -Four (D East
which said point is also the center line
OF the New Bethel Road thence West
with the center line of the New Bethel
Road, 10 the center line OF the Pleasant
View and New Bethel Free Gravel Road
thence Northwest, with the center line
OF the pleasant View and New Bethel
Free Gravel Road. 10 the corporate limits
OF the City OF Indianapolis which said
point Is also the center line Of the right
Of-way OF the Belt Railroad x Stockyards
ter line OF the right-Of-Way OF the Belt
Railroad & Stockyards Company 10 the
center line OF Keystone Avenue: thence
North, with the center line OF keystone
Avenue. 10 the center line OF English Ave
nue.: thence East. with the center line of
said English Avenue. TO the said East line
or Center Township. the place Of begin
ming, shall constitute the Second Precinct.
Center Township, outside the City of In
dianapOlis.
Center Township, Third Precinct,
Outside the City OF Indianapolis
Commencing In the East line OF Center
Township. at it's intersection with the cen
ming thence South, with the East line OF
Center Township 10 the center line Of
English Avenue. thence West. with the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

in the center line of. the
National Road. at its intersection with
the East line of Section One %, Town
ship Fifteen Q5) North, Range Four Cd
East, and running thence South, with
the East line of Sections One ID,
Twelve Q2, Thirteen OBJ and Twenty
four (2D, Township Fifteen Q5) North,
Range Four ca East, to the South line
of Warren Township; thence West, with
the South line of Warren Township, to
the Half-Section line dividing Section
Twenty-Five (22), Township Fifteen Q5),
North, Range Four ca East; thence
North, with the said Half-Section line
of Section Twenty-Five CD, and with
the center line of Sections Fifteen Q5)
and Ten O0), Township Fifteen Q5)
North, Range Four ca East, to the CEN
ter line of Ritter Avenue; thence North,
with the center line Of Ritter Avenue, to
the center line of the National Road;
thence East, with the center line of said
National Road. to the said East line of
Section One o., Township Fifteen Q5)
North, Range Four ca East, the place
of beginning, shall constitute the Third
Precinct, Warren Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Decatur Township. Second Precinct

Commencing in the line dividing Decatur
and Center Townships at its intersection
with the center line of White River, and
running thence West, on the line dividing
Decatur and Center Townships to the
line dividing Decatur and Wayne Town
ships; thence on the line dividing Decatur
and Wayne Townships, TO the line oil
Viding Marion and Hendricks counties:
thence South, with the line dividing Ma
rion and Hendricks counties. to the Sec
ton line running East and West, between
Sections -Four ca and Nine 90, Three CD
and Ten Q0, Two 90 and Eleven QD,
one % and Twelve Q2, Townships Four
teen QD North, Range Two % East.
and Sections Six % and Seven ca, Five
90 and Eight (S), Township Fourteen 0D
North. Range Three ca East: thence
East, on the said line, to the center line
of White River; thence in a NOrtherly
direction, with the meanderings of the
center line of said White River, to the
said line dividing Decatur and Center
Townships, the place of beginning. shall
constitute the Second Precinct, Decatur
Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25

i'm the center line Of Tenth
Street. at its intersection with the cen
ter line of Holmes Avenue and run
ming thence South, with the center line
of Holmes Avenue, TO the center line OF
Michigan Street; thence West. with the
center line of Michigan Street, TO the
center line of the county road dividing
Sections Four CD and Five 81, Town
ship sixteen 90 North. Range Three CD
East. thence North, with the center line
of the county road dividing Sections
-Four ca and Five 90, Township Sixteen
go North, Range Three CD East TO the
center line of Tenth Street; thence East
with the center line OF said Tenth Street
TO the center line of said Holmes Avenue
the place of beginning. shall constitute
the Tenth Precinct, Wayne Township.
Wayne Township, Eleventh Pre-
cinct-
Commencing in the center line Of Bel
mont Avenue. at its intersection with
the certer line OF Walnut Street. and
running thence West, with the center
line Of Walnut Street, 10 the center
line of Bismarck Avenue: thence North.
with the center line OF Bismarck Ave
nue., to the center line. Of Tenth Street;
thence West with the center line of Tenth
Street. TO the center line OF the first alley
West OF fremont Avenue; thence North
with the center line of the first alley
West of fremont Avenue. 20 the North
lire OF Clark * Mick's Haughville Park
Addition; thence East, with the North
line Of clark K Mick's Haughville Park
Addition, and along the North line Of
Clarks Second Addition 90 Haughvile
10 the center line of the first road West
of White River; thence Southeast, with
the center line Of the first road West Of
White River. TO the center line of Bel
mont Avenue. thence South, with the
center line of said Belmont Avenue, 10
the center line OF said Walnut Street. the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Township, Fourth Pre-

Commencing at the Southwest corner of
Section Seventeen 40, Township Six
teen Cl6) North, Range Four ca East,
which point is in the center line of the
White River x Fall Creek Gravel Road,
and the South line of Washington Town
ship. and running thence North, with the
center line Of the White River & Fall
Creek Gravel Road, TO its intersection
with the center line of White River:
thence in Northeasterly direction, with
the meanderings of White River, to its
intersection with the line dividing Marion
ana Hamilton Counties; thence East. with
the line dividing Marion and Hamilton
Counties, 10 the line dividing Washington
and Lawrence Townships; thence South,
with the line dividing Washington and
Lawrence Townships, to the line dividing
Washington and Center Townships;
thence West, with the line dividing Wash
ington and Center Townships, to the said
Southwest corner of Section Seventeen
10, Township Sixteen (16) North, Range
-Four ca East, the place of beginning,
shall constitute the Fourth Precinct
Washington Township.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Ninth Precinct. Fifteenth ward

beginning. shall constitute the Eighth
Precinct. Fifteenth Ward.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-25
Washington Township, Third Pre-
cinct-

Commencing at the Northeast corner of the
southeast quarter "a of Section Seven
%, township Sixteen 90 North Range
-Four CD East, in the center line of the
White River & Fall Creek Gravel Road
and running thence North with the cen
ter line Of the White River & Fall Greek
Gravel Road, to the center line of White
River; thence in a SouthWesterly direc-
ton, with the moanderings of the CEN
ter line of White River, TO the line
dividing the North and South Halves
or Section Ten Q0), Township Six
teen Q6l North Range Three CD East:
thence East, with the center lines of Sec
tons Ten Q0, Eleven III, and Twelve
CD, Township Sixteen Q6) North, Range
Three 81 East. and with the center line
of Section Seven ca, Township Sixteen
C6), North, Range Four ca East to the
Northeast corner of the Southeast Quar-
ter ca of said Section Seven 90, the
place OF beginning, shall constitute the
Third Precinct, Washington Township
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-08
FOUND 100000.
Great Treasure Unearthed by "Porto
Rice Prospecting Company"

Shelbyville H.. May S.-Seven mil
lion dollars of treasure hidden on a
small island 200 miles from Porto Rico
and sought by Philo Reude and Abe
Fogle. of Herrick. a little city in the
southern part OF this county, is re-
ported to have been found by them.
1t seems that Reude and Fogle left
Herrck on April 13, impelled in their
search for this great wealth by the
representations OF relative of the
| former The whole story has a Baron
Munchausen twang to it, but the fact
that the principal actors in it are
reputable citizens Of Herrick. may en-
title the tale to credence
During the civil war a certain party
Of half dozen smugglers were en-
gagged in the slave trade between Porto
Rico and the United States. AS there
was constant danger of capture, they
merged their wealth. amounting to 81
100000, and concealed it in a stone
embankment on a small island 200
miles south Of Porto Rico.
At the close of the war, they start
den treasure. But the elements inter
vened and they We're wrecked There
were but two survivors and they re-
turned to this country
While at New Orleans. one of these
died with smallpox and the other
being financially unable to recover the
money kept his secret until just before
his death. when he revealed it to his
kinsman, Reude.
Just recently the latter confided in
his friend, Fogle. and together they
organized the Porto Rico Prospective
company Several prominent citizens
took stock in the company and were
greatly rejoiced to get this message
dated at Porto Rico:
Amount all o. X REUDE"
This message was taken as indicat-
ing they had found the treasure and
!, were in possession of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-08
TaItcn Brouuht Back.

Policeman Meeks went to Little
Rock this morning on the early train
and returned at II o'clock, bringing
With him W. Talton. a negro wanted
here for assault to kill and for break
ing out OF the calaboose. Talton was
arrested in Little Rock Wednesday
after severe struggle with the of
ticrs. in which he was badly used up.
Talton escaped from the calaboose
here, With others. several months ago
Talton had been located in Little Rock
for some time, but was very elusive
ana kept away from the Little Rock
authorities until Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-08
VICTIM OF t.iS VANITY.

EX-Secretary Long no doubt speaks
died broken hearted on account of dis
appointments That he was u disap-
pointed man there can be no doubt
whatever
Admiral Sampson was an ambitious
man: he was also a man of great per
sonal vanity. The opportunity of his
life to achieve renown was while in
command of the Atlantic squadron in
the Spanish American war If he was
ever to win laurels in the service of
his country it was to be done in the
defeat OF CcrVera's fleet. He watched
closely for the opportunity to execute
the stroke which was to bring him
fame and the plaudits of his country
men. However, when ,ne important
moment arrived he was not present
and the victory was achieved under
the command of another
He at once showed a disposition tc
award to himself the honors Of the
victory, and to strip them from tn,
real hero. by some of his friends i
is claimed that he never attempted t.
detract any from the glory won b,
Schley but it is we'll known that hi
friends in the administration di,
everything possible to create the be
lief that to Sampson was due all tn
credit for the destruction of the Span
ish fleet at Santiago. and that Schle
did nothing in the battle, and in tn
campaign prior to the battle. whic
was at ali commendatory but instea
deservi az of seyerest censure, and
i salso well known that Sampson a
no time showed any inclination to az
cord to Schley any of the honors du
him. noe to defend Schley from any c
the malicious attacks OF Sampson
friends in the navy department.
This unjust and unmanly attitud
OF Sampson toward Schley deserved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-08
WAS NOT A JACOBSON.
SAM SEELIG, OF ST. LOUIS, WAS
THE MAN
Jefferson Davis Asked the Pardon re-
A Cousin of Charley Jacob
son.

| Washington. May S.-Attention is
called to an error of name which Oc-
Cured in a recent dispatch from
WASHINGTON to the effect that Cover
nor Jeff Davis, of Arkansas. called on
President Roosevelt to urge the par
| don of a man named jacobson. who IS
serving a term in a federal peniten
| tiary.
The name should have been Seelig
| instead of jacobson. The mistake
was due to a misstatement by friend
of Governor Davis, who said the prls-
oner was "a relative Of Governor
Davis secretary named Jac, ,obson. He
should have said "a relative OF the
governors secretary. named Seelig.
Seelig is a cousin of the governor S
secretary. and because of this rela-
tionship the Arkansas governor felt
an interest in securing a pardon for Il
st. Louis prisoner.
When Governor Davis was in Wash
ington he told his friends that Seelig
is a cousin of his secretary. and that
Nh't
in the case.
Samuel Seelig was employed in the
ST Louis postoHice. At the November,
1901. term Of the court he was convict
ed of ombezzlement and sentenced b.
Judge Adams to serve five years ia
the Missouri penitentiary. The appli-
cation for pardon has been referred
to Judge Adams ard District Attorney
Dyer for Endorsement The officials
of the department of Justice state that
there is little probability that par
don will be granted. The most com
mon offense against the federal laws
is embezzzlement in the postal ser
vice
The officials Of the department OF
justice say that according to their
records. Missouri, especially the
eastern judicial district, stands about
number of convictions for violations
of the postal laws.
Judge Adams has stated that h:
intends to stamp out these Irregular
tiles, if possible, and for this reason
he has declined almost invariably to
recommend pardon in such case. The
papers We're sent him for recommen-
dation April 80, but have not yet been
returned They will be referred also
to former District Attorney Rozier
who tried the case.
At the department it was said that
applications for pardon have been
made in almost every case of this
kind coming before the Missouri
courts. but that. with hardly an eN
ception, pardon has been refused.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-08

brought down upon him the censure
of the nation. and notwithstanding
the efforts of the administration 10
sustain Sampson and bolster UP his
claims to the honors at Santiago, ne
was unable to stem the tide of pubic
condemnation
His exceeding vanity made him very
sensitive, hence under the fire OF pup
lie criticism he gave down mentally
and physically.
He was placed on the retired llst'
and it is doubtful if any man was ever
retired from service in the navy more
generally disliked by the public than
Rear Admiral Sampson.
The. finding of the court OF inquiry
though adverse to Schley, and approx
ed by the president, did not change
public opinion at all, nor did it stay
criticism of Sampson.
Technically he may have Deeh the
real hero at Santiago, but practically
he was not. and every effort to declare
him so was met with public derlslon.
It was too much for a man OF Samp-
sons great vanity to endure. When
his vanity was wounded. he vas Sc
riously hurt. From it he never raj
lied and it may be truly said taat he
was a victim of his vanity.