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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-14
BIG FOUR IMPROVEMENTS
MANY STEAM sHOvELs AND THOU
SANDS OF MEN EMPLOYED.
work Moves Along ut Night as Well
as by Day. Hundreds of Electric
Lights Furnishing illumination.

Within the last ten years President ingalls,
has done much to build up the Big Four
system. and he regards the work now in
progress as the most important yet under
taken by his company. especially on the St
Louis division. In conjunction with the st.
Louis & San Francisco the Big Four is
forming the necessary links for double
track line between ST. Louis and Chicago.
The total length of this line will be 2S3
miles and will represent an expenditure of
about 100000 by the Big Four and fully
that amount by the St. Louis & San Fran
cisco. Between Hillsboro and Mitchell. H.,
President lngallSS company is building a
cutoff, which will shorten it's present line
fifteen miles Friendly relations between
the Big Four and the Frisco are TO be
maintained in all of the territory traversed
by the, two roads, and it is expected the
Big Four viii derive traffic advantages from
the new extensions of the entire Rock
Island Frisco system.
The Big Four has fully four thousand
men, numerous teams and fourteen steam
shoVelS at work on the improvements IN
progress between Greensburg and Law
Tenceburg and on the ST. Louis division:
On the st. Louis division it Is expected
by May 10 TO have 135 miles of the distance
between indianapolis and St Louis douple
tracked, ana with this completed IL VIII
shorten the distance fifteen miles and give
the Big Four track but nine miles longer
than that of the Nandalla. Work Is DelnS
pushed on this Improvement day and night.
No money is being spared to complete the
work. on the east end. between Green's
burg and McCOrd, the double track is COM
ple.ed and between that point and Law
renceburg there is a big force of men,
teams and steam shovels working day and
night At night the track is lighted by cleo
tricity. work is pushed regardless of wealth
err and il is hoped to have the double track
between Greensburg and Cincinnati com
pleted by June j. The work is a stupendous
one and will cost several millions of dollars
but when completed IL will put the Big
Four on a footing TO handle its traffic with
much less expense.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT


Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Denison Hotel Company VS.. Cyrus Smith;
on contract. Taken under advisement.
Joseph Watzulik VS.. Amalia Watzulik;
divorce. Finding for defendant. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Room 3-vinson Carter, Judge.
Solomon B. Prator. administrator, VS.. The
damages. On trial by jury.
Jacob Frankel VS.. Cynthia p. Moore,
note Finding and Judgment against de-
PENDANT for S299.27 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
The City of Greenfield VS.. The Greenfield
Gas Company ct al Additional evidence
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Earl Foltz; petit larceny. On former plea
of guilty sentenced one to three years in
Indiana Reformatory. Fine 81 and costs.
Earl Foltz; petit larceny. On former plea
of guilty sentenced to Indiana Reform
atory one TO three years.
Ed Bush; petit larceny and burglary. On
former plea of guilty sentence is suspended
during good behavior.
Charles Rounds; petit larceny. On former
plea of guilty fine of 81 and costs and
six months in workhouse. DISTINGUISHED
six months.
Sol. Butcher; petit larceny, burglary
and receiving stolen goods. On former
plea of guilty to receiving stolen goods
sent to Indiana State Prison one to three
years Petit larceny and burglary charge
nollied. Age, thirty-one years.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Cora Cleary VS.. Elmer s. Cleary; divorce.
Superior Court.
Roland r. Russell VS.. Dora Heindel ct
al. Superior Court.
James Taylor VS.. David Hardin; personal
Judgment Superior Court.
James Taylor VS.. David Hardin and
Elizabeth Meyers; personal judgment. Su-
perior Court
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ARREST ACCOMPLISH
OF MAURA'S ASSAILANT
Barcelona Police Charge the At
tempted Assassination to
Lovers of Liberty"

BARCELONA, April 13.-The police have
arrested an accomplice of Joaquin Miguel
Artao, who attempted yesterday to kill
Premier Maura. Both men are members
of a society styled Lovers of Liberty"
The attempt. it is said by the police, was
planned a week ago and since that time
the would-be assassin has been following
the premier about awaiting an opportunity
to attack him.
1t has been ascertained that the knife
used by Artao was not poisoned, re-
ported. The doctors say Senior Maura will
have fully recovered from his wound in a
few days. Artao's accomplice is named
Matias Ortell He admits he Is an An
archist.
yacht Gigalda to visit the fortress of
MonjuycK
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR HIS
DISCHARGE.

In the matter OF Louis Traugott. bankrupt.
No 1853. In bankruptcy
District OF Indiana. 81.
ON this 4th day OF April ~ ID. 1904 on reading
the petition OF the bankrupt for his discharge.
Ii is ordered by the court that hearing be
had upon the the Both day OF April.
A D. 1904. before said court, at indianapolis. in
said district. at O'Clock In the forenoon. and
dianapOlis journal. A newspaper printed in said
district and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause, II any they have.
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And il is further ordered by the court that the
clerk shall send by mail TO all known creditors
copes of said petition and this order. addressed
10 them at their places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Albert ". Anderson,
Judge OF said court and the seal thereof az In
dianapoIis, in said district. on the 4th day OF
April. A ID. 1904
lSEAL- NOBLE g. BUTLER, Clerk.
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DIR. LAPPONI SAYS
THE POPE IS NOT I'LL

ROME, April 13.-Dr. Lapponi authorizes
the Associated Press to deny that the Pope
is i'll. The doctor visited the Pontiff this
morning, as he does several times each
week, but he was not called to attend the
Pope. The latter this morning received a
number of people. including a special depu-
tation from the British Catholic Union
headed by Lord Denbigh, and conversed
in the most amiable manner with the mem
bers of the deputation. The Pontiff was
plea sed to hear that his photograph, sent
to King Edward by Monsignor Stonor, was
sitting room. where Lord Denbigh saw il
before leaving London. Lord Denbigh
quoted the King as saying that he liked ex-
ceedingly the healthy, benignant appear
ance of the Pontiff.
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The live stock dealers who ship to East
ern markets are indignant over the man
ner in which their business has been
handled the past winter. They assert that
the roads have not shown the interest in
getting their business through that they
ougt 10, and, while seventy hours is the
schedule time for live stock trains from
indianapolis to New York, with one rest
en- route, on several occasions during the
past winter the roads have been from 100
10 135 hours getting the stock to destination
and stock men have suffered as a result.
On the stock reaching destination il is in
bad condition, having gone too long without
feeding, and 1t is impossible to get good
prices for such stock. The stock shippers
feel that the roads have imposed upon them
untustly and threaten to bring suits for
damages. 1t is plain that they should have
some redress, but whether, from a legal
point of view, they can collect damages is
a question which may require litigation 10
decide. AT any rate, the position is an in
tereSting one and exciting considerable
comment on the part of both the live stock
shippers and railway officials
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chicken THIEF TELLS
SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS
"Shut Off Their Breath" Sol
Butchers Plan-He Does
the Artistic.
COULD GIVE LESSONS

Eyes. sab, jege, 1 TESS L stole the chick
ems, but upon ma hOnah. sab, / nevah
stuck my tooth in one of them. L done the
artistic. the professional work and an
othah had charge of the disposition of the
fowls. Yep, l guess L have de wuk of
chicken stealing down to a pretty fine art,
and L guess, sab, could give few les
sons Il necessary How did | do it? Well
you see a big board was off the chicken
house and me and ma cork leg jest hobbled
up and crawled through the hole, / grabbed
half dozen hens by the neck, shut off
their breath and liked
For this confessed crime of chicken theft
Sol. Butcher, one-legged negro. was given
sentence TO the State prison from one TO
three years
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

~~>~-~>~~~~~-~~>-~>~>>~~- -~>~~>N>~~~~~~-~~~
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUI-
PAGE SUPPLIES-Chef Quartermasters Of
Zee. Chicago H.. April II. 1904. Sealed propo-
sails. in triplicate. will be received at this Of
for delivery at either Chicago, Philadelphia or
Boston Depot, Of Conieal Tents, Khaki: Wall
rent Duck. Russet Marching Shoes and Bronze
Buttons, all strictly conforming 10 standards
TO reject or accept any all proposals or any
mart thereof Preference given to articles OF
domestic production or manufacture conditions
of quality and price dncluding in the price OF
foreign productions and manufactures the duty
thereon) being equal. Particulars and blanks
for proposals will be furnished upon application
Envelopes containing proposals 10 he indorsed
1.IroDosals for Clothing and Equipage Supplies
and addressed TO LIEUT.. COL w. II. MILLER
Chief QuaTtermaster.
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIE 13.
Deaths.

Mary Monahan, 81 West Ray street ffty-six
years, nephrits.
Margaret Delaney 209 West Pratt street,
eighty years, senility.
Patrick Flanagan, SOs Bates street, fifty years.
tumOr of stomach.
William Sweeney 1119 Harlan street, forty
eight years, cirrhosis of liver.
Margaret Lynch. 725 South Missouri street,
hfty-five years. la grippe
Hattie Horstng, 1907 North Delaware street,
thirty years, chronic nephrtis
Carl r. w. Rathert, indianapolis, nineteen
years, tuberculosis.
Emma, w. Asmus, Center township, three
years, valVuar inSufficency.
john ID. Huegle, GIL North Delaware street,
sixty years, pulmonary odema.
Elizabeth Gregg, as King street. eighty-three
years, senility.
Russell f. Zimmerman, 17OS Cornell avenue,
four months. congestion.
George McReynolds City Hospital, thirty-four
years, hemiplegia.
Herman Mott City Hospital, forty-six years.
broncho pneumonia.
Ernst Grethlein. 1911 Shelby street ten and
one-half months catarrhal pneumonia.
Thomas Kenney 3515 Virginia avenue, forty
six years. tuberculosis.
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NEGROES BARRED FROM
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL
Murder of Roy Martin Causes a
Demonstration by White
Pupils.

KANSAS CITY, April 13.-The murder
CT Roy Martin, freshman in the Kansas
City, Kan, High School, by Lewis Gregory,
a negro, caused a demonstration by the
white pupils at the school building to-day.
When the eighty negro pupils went to
school to-day they were prevented from
entering the building by the 200 white chill
dren, boys and girls, who blocked the door
ways.
mo negro pupil can enter this building;
at least until Roy Martin is buried" de-
clared a leader among the white boys. This
sentiment was echoed by the other white
pupils, and the negroes, after a brief parley,
left the scene. Gregory is in Jail.
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INDIANAPOLIS 4 MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

waning room and station a. Kentucky avenue
t-t~st car leaves from In front OF No. A. Ken
,nctxv avenue for MartinsVille and intermediate
ssa,t',,s al 80 a. m and every hour thereafter
on the half hour mark until $50 =. m The 80
~ n car runs only 20 MOoresyilie the 80 car
r,,ns 10 MartlnsNillc and the and last car
leaves AT II 80 n. m. running 10 Martinsvllle.
Leaving MarttnsVille Tor indianapolis and in
terrnediate stations first car az $50 a. ana
every hour thereafter. on the thirty minute mark
until { 80 D. M The 80 y. m. only to
NooresNille and the $50 10 Indianapolis and
the next and last car leaves at lo-3e. running 20
Indianapolis
Cars leave Mooresyiile Tor Indianapolis ana
et.t lr soAIIfD Ia oo-zl IL EaSuoop p-'
st.Ot sIl0deucIpuI % s9Aitio 1uo ssof1xI
III os;e ~ snlAsunIsn
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Mrs. Dale Is Discharged.

Ethel Dale, 1928 Udell street, dis
charged in Police Court yesterday of a
charge of assaulting her husband, Leonard
Dale, with razor.
After she had been discharged she was
returned TO her cell to get her few belong
ings and her husband followed her there
She did not at first understand that she
was at liberty and when addressed by her
husband replied i'm scathing terms.
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DIED.
HARRlSON-John Cleves Short Harrison died
at Los Angeles, Cal, April 6. Funeral serv-
ices private, April IA, at the residence of Ncho-
las McCarty, 81 East Vermont st.
ONNEGUT-Katherina Vonnegut (nee Blank
wife of Clemens Nonnegut, ST., Tuesday
evening, April II, 1904. at o'clock, aged sew
enty-hve years. Friends view the remains
at the home Of the deceased. 1902 East Market
street. Thursday afternoon from 2 TO o'clock.
Burial private on Friday morning
Observation-Disclosures Vonnegut (nee Black
wife OF Clemens Vonnegut, ST., Tuesday
evening April II, 1904 at O'Clock. aged seventy
nve years. Friends can view the remains at the
home OF the deceased. 1902 East Market street,
on Thursday afternoon from to O'Clock. Flu
neral private Friday morning
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building Permits.

William Henson repair dwelling 21Oi Chestnu,
street. $50.
Ida May Hans. repair dwelling. 5ii Terrace ave-
nue., So
q. T. Thomas. two-story frame dwelling Ken
wood avenue and Thrty-fourth street. So 100
w X. Thornton. addition TO cottage Twenty.
first street. near Sherman drive. $500
Mrs q. w Allen. frame shed. 4os Warmar
avenue. 800
George \. Carleton, repairs, go North Penn.
sylvania street. SIZE.
Caroline Fisher. addition repairs. IlO-
Fletcher avenue, $50
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Testimony Shows that Gas
COMPANY Operates at a LO

The evidence in the Greenfield gas case
yesterday was along the same lines as here
tofore, that of trying to show that the
company is operating al a loss
William Schumack. Edward Kirkpatrick
and William Nj. Shackelman, gas experts.
were on the stand for the defendants. Their
aim was to show that at the present rates
of the city ordinance to continue the oper-
atoms of the company would be a losing
investment for the stockholders. A num-
Der of consumers were also brought over
from Greenfield and testified as to the
scarcity OF the supply of the fuel
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IyDIANAPOLIs & NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General once. LEBANON. Ind

,,Atanapols waiting rooms. ticket Office and
sxrress Office. 1ls West Maryland street. Union
tl9ek, 'tbrough car for Lafayette leaves Indian
.iroiis al a. m. and arrives at Lebanon at $40
apOII7 Era nixfort $3.50 a m. and Lafayette 30
a NJ s.aacond through leaves India polls az
a. u arrives at Lebanon at 131 a. m, Frank
d: H. ~, s.l4 a. IN. and Lafayette at s.l1 a. IN.
foft ,.er.- hour thereafter until y. m. Last
anu LEBANON leaves indianapolis az II 20 p. m:
TOT Through car from Lafayette leaves La
re at rs a. arrives at Frankfort at z-11
10 M. Lebanon at SID a. m END INDIANAPOLIS at
- m LAST car from Lafayette TO Lebanon leaves
lafayette at li:2S p. m and arrives at Lebanon
a ExnTess Department Consignments received
Iii 10 O'clock a. m. for delivery the same DAY
~ All points between Indianapolis and Frank
eso-t and until G p. m for delivery to all points
before O'Clock the next morning.
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MARCHAND WRITES
BITTER OPEN LETTER

PARIS, April 13.-Colonel Marchand. the
hero of the Fashoda affair, has written a
bitter open letter denying that his ap-
preaching marriage induced his resignation
from the army. He declares he has been
slandered and that he is suffering from
military ostracism. Although vaguely
Worde,l, the letter is taken TO mean that
Marchand resents the treatment he has re-
ceived from the War Office in Withholding
him To trivial stations. Some OF the news
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MURDERER STUNNED
GRANTED Il REPRIEVE

COLUMBUS, o., April Ex-Governor Her
rick this afternoon granted reprieve to
Charles Stimmel, who was sentenced to be
electrocuted on April 10 for the murder of
Joseph w. Shide, at Dayton. Stimmel was
denied a new trial by the Circuit Court
and the reprieve was allowed to give his
attorneys an opportunity to appeal the case
to the Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-14
Calumet Canal Case Is
Revived in the Courts

The matter of the Little Calumet drain
age canal has been revived in the Supreme
Court.
The litigation, which is of twelve years
standing, has been in progress to decide
the controversy between the commissioners
of Lake county and the owners of the
drainage canal The suit, which has been
appealed to the Supreme Court, grows out
of a suit in the Circuit Court to recover
judgment for failure TO build the canal.
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TWO MEN IRE BURIED
UNDER Il .SNOWSLIDE

VANCOUVER, b. c., April 13.-Thomas
Downie train dispatcher and brother of
William Downie, superintendent of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, Maritime prov
inces, and Will Dodson, of the gold COM
mission of the Kootenais. were working
to remove a train from the SnowSlide when
another slide occurred killing them both.
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INDIANAPOLLs, COLUMBUS & soJTH-
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through Messenger cars leave Pennsylvania ana
x.-.-i,scetor streets for Southport. Greenwood.
W-hiteland Franklin. Amity. Edinburg Tayiors-
NE and Columbus First car N a. M. and cv-
80 ho,,r Thereafter until y. m The last car
leaves al iI.i5 =. Al ana 70 p IN cars leave
- r,anklin and intermediate points only.
..o.,biratfon Messenger and express car leaves
- .ss a,5 MERIDIAN streets for Greenwood only
az e.s0 a m and SO - m
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Where Is the Old Woman?

n
In On villa
Spageon of he
be
o
the
f
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IND'p'LIs a EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
GREENFIELD LINE
General Offices. Franklin building.
CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AN

fItFl0IAI
ALI, CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond. New Castle and interfnedfats
stations cars leave AT 80 a. m and every two
hours thereafter until 6.55 p. IN
Above cars make direct connections for Dayton.
colurnbus Newark. Lima. Marion and Cincln-
natl, O.
For Greenfield. Knightstown an6 intermediates
e+attons cars leave 5-5S a. m. and each hour
thereafter until 80 p. IN and 9-ao p m Cars
leaving at S:55 and II 10 p M run only as Tar az
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at 5:55 s.55 and II - a. m Tor knightsto"n aha
90 m, and 2.55 u. for Richmond.
FREIGHT CARS.
For Knightstown. Richmond and Intermediate
x.a.fors ears arrive rs a and depart at
e.ao a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
tions cars arrive al 7i5 a m. and leave at 80
= M Also arrive at 2.l0 y. IA and leave az SO
II m
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Births.

John and Florence Bell AGA Holton place. boy
Harry and Ella Matthews, 1431 Fletcher ave-
nue., girl.
John and Catherine Huebschmann, 1121 Deoss
street girl.
Harry. and Lucy Huder 81 East Thirteenth
street boy.
Luther and Flora McClain, 1901 Northwestern
avenue, boy.
William and Alice Hyed, 12t5 Newman street,
girl.
J; Z. and Mary Reeves. 5O2 North Noble street.
girl.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Large freproof safe; bargain IL sold
soon. % South Capitol avenue
FOR SALE-white Wyandot Dustin) eggs for
Matching: 81 per setting. 22f0 n. Pennsylvania
St, Indianapolis.
FOR SALE-Smoke Stack, 80 inches In dame
ter Call on JOS. MWILLIAMS & CO, at
Central Insane Hospital.
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REMOVAL-GUST ROSBERG. merchant tailor.
formerly of 1l6 ~. Pennsylvania St. To-
Gated at and Pembroke Arcade. Phone 663.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Six Transfers Made a. Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at y. m. April 49, 1904:
Auditor Marion Co. to y. Z. Hirschfeld.
Lot 81. Reece ct ais sub of a f.
Fletcher's 4th add; Lot II, Blk ., North
India napolis: Lot 81, Olleman ct ais
Belmont add: Lot 70, Glenn's sub of
Brookss add; pit of Lot So Blk 4. Hub
bard ct ais southeast add Lot Sc.
Clark & Osgood's LIST add. West Indian
apolis; Lot 4, Chambers's Sd sub.
ton slO9.7s
Chas NJ Ryder to Claude Carter. Lot
IA. Sr1ith 4 Logan's add............... 1. 400 90
tiers. Lot %. VIM Y. Wieys sub OF
Frederick Sanders ct ux. to Winifred
G.. Brown. Lot II, Frederick sanders's
Gu l '1 <. Neubacher to Susan Steven
SON, Lot Al, Morton Place add. .......... 10000
ir Lot iii Douglass u pa Park add. Leo
Otis Blackwell ct TO Irka Crane, tr.,
Lot H. Douglass Park add. LOO
stroine pit of Let 8. vajens sub OF
of 1ItiG r. Swan. tr. 20 chas NJ Tyler. N'''OO
Lots 4, 5, g. s, .. 10; 10 20. p, 2 p.
cells sub OF Jesse Jones's add......... leo
Emma Tyler ct al to e, Gran e 81 B. swan n
"a. %. q, 2S. 80 and 81. Lemuel S. Pur-
cells sub OF Jesse Jones's add. 49,. loo
Tor. Lot s.. Becker West washington
samuel s1 sdd IL McIlvan ct al to- Arthur V. iO
Brown. ut of the "a OF Sec IL.
TIP To- r Observation-Disclosures. 100
Jacob 5. Mustard ct al. to Arthur v.
Brown, pt of the "a or Sec IL.
10, X <o,@SV.oV
VIM l. Bryant ct TO John Carroll
et ux. pt of Lots and 8. comr.'s
sub OF outlet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,1OO.O0
Milton :. Myers ct ux. TO +. H. Eldridge,
Lot 2i6 Or. Martins I'd New York add. LOO
Clemens Blank TO Warren ID. and Cora
iins's University Place add............. 100 90
Matilda ". Stillwell 10 Mary +. Jones.
pt OF Lot 81. Bruce Place add. 5,50000
q Barnett,
North Indianapolis ..................... 10000
Vim. X. Patton ct ux TO Clara Allison.
interest in Lot Is. Blk AZ. \. L.
Reaches North indianapolis add. LOO
| John e. Allison ct ux. to Geo. w. Stout.
Lot II. Blk 80. Burton's North Indian
| WieSe. pit OF Lot p So /. Richardson's
Ist add to Cumberland. 1.25O.Oo
| Frances Smith 20 Henry NJ. Wing ct
| ux., Lot III. III. Il. Aliens "a North
add. 10000
| Thos. Dcdd 81 VIM. T. Dodd. Lot
| 5. NcTthway's sub OF L. L. Fletcher's
| ist Brookside add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f0
4 Mary j. Linder ct al. to Letitia Il. Har-
! per. It OF the n "a OF Sec p, TIP 10.
4 = J. loo
| Harry +. Smith ct al. TO Henry Schmidt
| pit OF Lots "a and So. Simon Yandes's
4 SUP OF Nntot i-3--.....- Leo
| Il. w. Bartholomew, tr 10 Effie F.
| Nysewander. Lots .. 10. 80. 40. A. a.
/ Is and ls. Lansing Place. ............... LOO
| Transfers. IS: total consideration s47 AL q
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