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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
ARREST SPEEDING MOTORISTS
Mounted Police Capture Many Fast
Chauffeurs on Pasadena Avenue
to Residents Delight

Speeding gasoline gig owners suf-
fered again yesterday at the hands of
Mounted Patrolmen Mojonnier and
Berchtold and when the days work
was finished eight owners or chauf>
feurs found that they could not leave
motorcycles behind.
Residents of Pasadena avenue were
overjoyed yesterday afternoon to see
the officer with speedometers attached
to their motor cycles appear on their
boulevard. They were so pleased that
they spent the afternoon perched on
their front verandas watching the po-
lice running down the speeding auto
lists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
SAYS CRITICISM
IS POOR METHOD
WARNS HIS HEARERS AGAINST
SC0LDING
Rev. Robert J. Burdette breaches a
Cheerful Sermon--TeIls Congrega-
tlon Of Vast Progress Made
by the Church

"Ye are the Salt of the Earth" was
the topic taken by Rev. Robert J. Bur-
dette at the service of the Temple
Baptist church in Armory hall. yester-
day morning. He said i'm part
"I have often listened to a certain
class of itinerant evangelists who be-
gin their meetings by three or four
nights abuse of the churches. 1t Is
as easy to scold as it is disagreeable.
1t is so easy to find fault, that man
with nothing to say usually resorts to
It. Sometimes-vere rarely, however
it touches a conscience. Invariably 1t
arouses resentment and rebellion. Ana
usually 1t is unjust.
"The church is very far from perfec-
tino. It's members are, very, very
many of them, inconsistent. But al
ways it Is on the right side. 1t is good,
and 1t is doing good, and trying hard
to do and to be better. And 1t Is great
deal better church-it is wiser. ana
tronRer-certainly as strong and as
faithful, and pure, as was the little
band of disciples whom Jesus gath
cred around him, and to whom he de-
clared, as one having authority, ye are
the salt of the earth.
Easy to criticise
"Isn't It better church now than 1t
was thea? Do you believe down in
your heart that the power of God has
been unable to secure growth in grace
and righteousness and truth in his
church in 5000 years? Is the wheat
field at harvest time richer than in the
day of the sowing? Is the oak no more
than the acorn? Does Gods kingdom
stand still through the centuries while
all things else grow and build up? 1t
is so easy to say that the church is
responsible for all of the evil in the
world, and give it credit for none OF
the good. Just as easy as any other
lie. l have no doubt but some Of them
who stood by when Jesus said to his
disciples, we are the salt of the earth,
laughed. Not one of the scholars from
the temple or the schools knew aught
of them, save that they were unlearned,
hard-handed, working men; fishermen;
tax gatherers; common men, plain ana
obscure. And this teacher called them
the salt of the earth And so they
were"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
PIONEER DIES IN ARIZONA
Was a Well Known Real Estate Dealer
of Los AngeIes-FuneraI
Today

Stephen Arnold Kendall, one OF the
pioneers of Los Angeles died in Phoe-
nix, Ariz December Is, having gone
there seeking health. He had long
been a sufferer with asthma. Coming
to California in 1860, he became an
enthusiast and made expensive real
estate deals, in which he was one of the
promoters of the present city.
Mr.. Kendall was instrumental in
building up the Westlake district His
widow and four children survive. The
funeral will be held today at 2:30
o'clock from Orr & Hines chapel. The
family now lives at the Hotel Holly
wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
See display in windows of The Herald.

Now, Lester" said the Old Ccdger.
addressing his callow nephew. in an
you should pay the fiddler as it is TO
liquidate any other debt, but it's a dun
fine exhibition of cXtry width betwixt
hcforo the dance begins Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18

The Herald will pay $40 in cash 70
anyone furnishing evidence that VIII
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies or Ine
Herald from the premises of OUT pa
irons THE HBRALD
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18

There is nothing which better satisfies
q person than to feel that he has at Lease
gotten his moneys worth. When you
buy a bottle of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy you can have this assurance, as
the medicine is sold on a guarantee to
do all that is claimed for it. 1t has been
in use for many years, all over the<coun-
try and has always given the best OF
satsiachion sat dI There IS b,ag bnotn,lng SO good
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
nibit OF California products at the
Chamber OF Commerce building, on
Bro9 dway, between First and Seoond
given on oil subjects pertaining to TINS
section.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13

sultado y que debfan nombrar una Co
mission para gu ~entrevista O los pa
tronos y estar y pasar por 10 que Sc
acordara.
Ell acto termin6 con mucho orden
como q las ocho de la noche, retlran-
dose todos q sus casas.
En- la oficina sub-colecturfa se es-
tan llenando las planillas de prophets
rios para las alteraciones de 1905 q
1906.
Con motive del estado de cosas
reinante ha disminuido Ia vents de ron
y por consiguiente Ell expendio de Sc.
Hos.
Los. comercios han sufrido mucho;
Sc han paralizado las transacciones y
deseamos que cuanto antes Gamble 10
s~ituaci6n.
-Ha sido muy sentida la muerte
del a%preciable ioven don Manuel Gar.
cfa Farfa, hijo de don Manuel G arcfa
Marrero, administrator de la Central
Carmen. Nuestra condolences q sus
deudos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13
NOl|C|AS De vEGA-ALTA
SOBRE LAS HUELGAS
De maestro CorresponsGl.

De maestro Corsspomsal.)
VEGA ALTA, FEBRERO s.-Se.
gun nos escribe nuestro corresponsal
de Vega Alta, en- Ia mafana del dfa
siete del actual Sc declararon en- huel-
ga los braceros que asisten & as labo-
res de los cortes de cafas en- la hacien-
da sCarmens y inca del senior don Ja-
cinto Seiio, del barrio de Candelaria,
en- solicitud de aumento de jornales;
Sc avistaron con sus patronos q los
que le pidieron un veinte por ciento
mas del iornal que venfan disfrutando
y no Quisieron aceptar. La policfa
SO constituy6 en- la hacienda <Carmens
prestsndo muy buenos servicios y no
ha habido necesidad de tomar medidss
coercitivas: los braceros observau
buena conducta y son muy p~acffcos.
En- Ia tarde del nueve del actual Sc
cele :r6 I'm meeting en- la Gale princi-
pal, dirigiendo Ia palabra al pdblico
varios obreros que vinieron de Vega
Baja, los que dieron muy buenos con
seios & los braceros y le expusieron la
conveniencia de que Sc agremiaran &
la Federation Libre para que contaran
con la ayuda de aquel Cuerpo Direc-
two eu TODD pues las huelgas pidiendo
aumentos de salaries no tend ian re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13

Habiendo sido debidamente jug
gada II acusada Luiss Nevarez Ortiz
por un Jurado y declarada culpable
por dicho Jurado, eli dia' sells de Fe.
orero de 1905, del delito sde asesinato
en- primer grade, la Corte, en- cumpli-
mlento de ~ fallo del propio dia seis
de Febrero de 1905, debe condenar y
condena q la expresada Luisa Nevares
Ortiz & Ia pena de muerte, que Sc eie-
cutsr& ~colgando & la dicha Luisa Ne
vsrez Ortiz por 81 cuello hasta que ha-
"a sxpirado, y que Dios recoja su
alma.
Y 80 ordena que Ia condenada sea
llevada desde esta Corte, con Ia rapi-
DEF possible, al Preside Departamen-
tai de Puerto Rico en- San Juan, y
allf que sea entregada al Jefe de d.
cha institution para que sea en- la
misma confnada hasta ell dia veints y
ocho de Abril de 1906, en- que sera
ejecutada de la manera prescrita en-
esta sentencia.
POR TANTO 90 ordena & listed
que entregue ell REQ Luisa Neyares Or
tiz con la rapidez possible al Jefe de
la Penitenciaria 8 sea ell Preside De-
psrtamental de Puerto Rico en- San
Juan, dentro del t6rmino de diez dias
q partir de esta fecha, para que can
cumplimentados el fallo de conviction
y la sentences que en- este mandsmien-
to Sc consigpan, do acuerdo o Ia
Ley.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, nueve de
Febrero de 1905.
S~ecretario de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan.
Juez de la Corte de Distrlto de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13
BtBLIorECA DE Ella DEMOCRACIA

cnmn,;do ron IA lev Greene, querida Hortensis: en- mi corazon
h. nenftr.do nm sopIo de amor purMmo; on mi cereoro M IRA;
di.do una luz viva y potente. la luz de Ia raz6n.. =. Ago en- ID
ha nacido que me ennoblece Y aienta y ogo una VOC, que como
del Senior a LSzaro, me grta: lS1rglteI ILeVantate y anoa''.'t
Y "a poroue 70 tambien amo =; Amo, hermana mla' Sp0r que
mn decfrtelo. n Ia qui6n....2 Tai vz 20 mlsmo no pueda res
ponderme. -. Por de pronto, me he propueato leVant1T en,fe e-
tos infeIices e espfritu de redenc6n y sembrAr Ia semlla oe una
libertsd santa y fecunda. Combstire el hambre' 10 ml'erla y IL
icnorancis T.. TIE vo sonreir, tIchandome de utoplst'; pero' Sno
podria 70 tambien c%onsiderar tus arreoatoa ne amor como uen-
rio IA Y, al p~rop6sito, Hortensia: to vo muy cxaitada; ex'ge-
ras tn passion. H1y que ir despacio. Es indispensable sentT' mas
tAmbien hay que pensar. No to cTeo eapaz de coneter una Hcurs;
Las almas fuertes deben demostrar % pulanza' COMO u etS
poder de aus m6sculos. No abrigueS rencor hacla nuestro paore;
oui6relo, mfmaIo y ~obed6cele. e. una lucha terrible en- 10 que SOLO
bueno, honrado y tr.baiador, q%ui6relO; con estss condolences de
SECURE Que to hlra feliz.... Pero hay que esperaF 80 II pocoa
poco. con cautela. FL dique no go puede aun romper' porQue .
inundarf.n las sguas... ST CONTINUES de ee modo, en- 10 exaNA-
ci6n on oue wives, tai vez llegups { enfermtr, y 10 sAlud es muy
precise. Puedes Amar y conner. Son dos cosAs que D o 70 ope'Tn'
felices de los que solo amAn 6 de los que solo comen E'cti6eme
pronto: no creas que me divide de til. All, So no sADest ESsoy
inyitado Dor Ia sehorA del Director para IN ola de campo. Q coz
tAr6.... Adi6e, querida. 49,. Rfcibe On abrAzo amsnusmo u ~
hermano p.oY
III M,vordomo conclufa De cerrar ID carta, cuando sntio
toc,r 4 Ia puerta de up mode timido, como 10 hacen las personas
extrafas que deeeaD ser atendldAs.
r. sorpresa de Pablo fu6 grApdfsims, cuAndo frente 3 81 Vo
IA 6pura de IN campesino, en- actitud timlds, con Ell rostro psiloo y
i. Wat, irouiet., como 81 IN profuudo respeto 6 ell tenor de una
repuIss lie impidieran hablAr.
Era Goyo. ell padre de Rollins.
Con FL sombrero entire las mSnos, lie dabA vueltAs. sonr6ndo-
se est6pidamente Y masculando algunas frAses que ell M'yordomo
no podfa cnmprender.
-lHola !. :. amigo MIC -. l-se apresur6 adeclr Pablo, ex'
~tendiendole Ia diestrs .-sPor que no sube listed = AQOl e'a en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13
CAPITULo XII
Serfan las doce de 10 noche.

Serfan las doce de 10 noche.
Como de costumbre, Pablo habfase retirAdo & descansar.
Pero no estaba tan fatigado pr aus m6ltples ocupaciones,
como pr aquella luchs moral que sostenia entire Ell cGmulo de
pensamlentoS que ae agitaban en- 81 mente, haCi6ndoe concebir
ideas que pr momentos creia 81 seguras y ~realizables, i~uzgSndolas
despues como deirios de 50 alma y hssta como engaGosas concep-
clones de IN cerebro d6bil y enfermizo. Mas :. spor que TODD
aqueno hAbia surgido en- So coraz6n como una oleada de vida nue.
va y exuber2nte.. - Yi era vida, spsr que tambisn Ia muerte
bles.. :. Pablo! lPabol Pablo :. l-decfale una VOC en- su
conciencia. TT has comprendido L. verdad spor que DO Ia prscti-
cas-. ~ 81 en- ii ests 10 Nlvsci6n de tus hermanos tpor que no
los Slvas ~ ALI viveu, Pablo, como salvaies en- sus chozas -.
no ~trabajaD, no comen y Sc mueren de hAmbre.. ..; por centena-
res baian al sepucro. sin fuerza vital. Sc unen para concebir
hiios rGqufticos.... SslvAlos, Pablo....l lSkivaIos....l Mi
ra q tn ~Alrededor; contempla a esos ipfeices peones, que pierden
con az sudor parts de Is vida para levantar fortunas y fOrtu-
mas. LSboran ;. Epara %quien.,.. Para su amo -. Su amo
Sc enriquece y elos Sc arruinan -. Su Amo recoge q csda instan-
te IN talego de orc; eHos, 81 Aclso, consiguen IN pedAzo de sAls-
ION ; IN troEO de pan, duro J mugrientO, que devoran con Ell ape
tito de las bestias -. lPsblol iPablo. - tQue haces t6...2
iacaso themes miedo....l lCobarde !. III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-13
Senbncia de nuale contra
Luisa uevarez ORTIZ
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Lui-
"a Nevarez Ortiz, por asesinato On
primer grado.

-
Mandamiento de ejecuci6n. AL Mars.
hall de 10 Corte de Distrito de-
Distrito judicial de San Juan,
Puerto Rico:
Por cuanto en- la numerada y titu-
lada causa Sc dictaron los siguientes
fallos de conviction y s~sntencia; hoy
die seis de Febrero de 1905 50 llamt
esta causa para juicio y comparable.
T. q xEl Pueblo de Puerto Ricos repre-.
sentado por gu Fiscal lie acusada en-
persona y por 81 abogado y ambas
parties anunciaron estar listas. Segui.
damente form6 I'm Jurado de doce
hombres, es decir Gaspar L. via y
once mas, quienes habfan sido debida.
msnte escogidos y citados para actual
como jurados y despues de haber sido
debidamente juramentados para dictar
su veredicto en- esta causa, de acuerdo
con 10 Ley, Sc procsdi6 a la vista y
81 Jurado, despues de OR 10 acusaci6n
en- contra de Ia acusada y la alega-
ci6n de esta declarando no ser culpa-
BILE, , despues de DIR las pruebas de
cargo y Ia declaration de la acusada,
tuica prueba de descargo presentada,
y los informes de los abogados y las
instrucciones de la Corte sobre las
cuestiones de derecho, Sc retro para
deliberar sobre su veredicto y despuss
volvi6 q 10 Sala do Ia Corte y por me-
dio de 81 Presidente pronunci6 en- cor-
to alberta ell siguiente veredicto:
<Estados Unidos de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Luisa
Nevarez Ortiz. -Nosotros los Sres.
del Jurado declaramos q 10 acusada
culpable de a~sesinato en- primer gra-
do, pidiendo clemencia para 10 acu-
sada.-San Juan, Puerto Rico, Fe-
brero 8 dc 1905. ( Gaspar
L. via, Presidente del Jursdo.S
En- vista del veredicto del Jurado,
10 Corte debe declarar y declara 4 Ia
acusads Luisa Nevarez Ortiz culpable
del delito de asesinato en- primer gra-
do y Sc seiala para ell pronunciamien-
to de la sentencia el dia nueve q. m.
de FehrerO de 1908.
Hoy dia Q de Febrero de 1905 y
on Corte alberta compareci6 la con-
victa Tulsa Nevarez Ortiz por orden
de 10 Corte q recibir su ~sentencia. Ell
Tribunal inform6 ent6nces q la dicha
Luisa Nevarez Ortiz sobre la natura.
leza del cargo que Sc lie hizo, sobre
las alegaciones de su defensa y sobre
81 veredicto que recay6, y le pregunt6
Of tenfa alguns causa legal para de-
mostrar que no ~procedia dictar sem
tencia contra ella, y 40 habiendo pre-.
sentado razones suficientes para obs
taculiaar el pronunciamiento de la sem
~tencia, la Corte la dicta go la siguien.
to lorna:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
HAMLINE

Miss Susie Shepherd has gone to st. James
to teach
Miss Frances Peterson has taken school
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson are entertaining MI.
and Mrs. Roe of st. Louis.
Miss L. Davis has returned to her home in
Mrs. E. l.. Allard is entertaining Mrs. Ed
Gillette of Willmar
Miss Belle Matchett has taken school at
Miss Julia Bell has been entertaining her
brother, Frank Bell of Winnipeg.
We're married Monday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Cyril Morton of Moline
was best man, and Miss Jennie Scott the
maid of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will reside
Miss Julia Elmer has returned from sum
mer's visit in New York.
Dean and Mrs Loren II. Batchelder returned
last week from the east.
Mrs. Harry Vincent of Fort Dodge, Iowa, is
a guest Of Mrs. Norman Larson.
Mrs; William Boyer gave masquerade party
Miss Azelia Wells of Herman has been a
guest of Mr.; and Mrs. Gary, Caldwell.
Mrs: Artender has been entertaining her sister,
Miss Abbie Miller of Fayette, Iowa, is visit
ing Professor and Mrs. A. L. Drew.
aa The ! M1ss R R bosoP paf shown
President and Mrs ' Bridsman have e retuFned
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McDavitt, after visiting
Nj and Mrs R. Blackwell. have returned to
Mrs. Ed Ruenitry has gone to Hudson, Wis,
for month.
Mrs. Andrew Wingard and daughter have gone
to Seattle and Portland.
Miss Bertha Bell has returned from New
Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins has returned from
Seattle
Professor and Mrs James King have returned
from their wedding journey.
Mrs. A. ]. Wallace is entertaining Mrs. Win.
ship of Wilmington. Del.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Osborn have returned
from the east.
Miss Wirnifred Fleming has gone to Osakis
Miss Mae King returned this week from
Caledonia.
Miss Mary Carpenter of Superior has beer
visiting Mrs. W. Van Meter.
Mrs r. n. Avison entertained the Misses
Whiting of Northfeld last week.
Miss Nellie Davis has gone to Cumberland
| Wis. for the winter
| Mrs. Mccoy of South Dakota spent part o.
| the week with Mrs. c. 1. Humphrey.
| Miss Maude Taylor has returned from
summer at Pipestone.
Miss Ethel Cobb has returned to Lyle, MINI
Miss Anna Davis has returned from a sum
mer in Ohio.
Mrs. W. H. Foster entertained Mrs. F. G
| Wheat Of Marshall last week
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Burrows entertaining
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ashcroft Of Lake Minnetonka.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
MORMONISM THRIVES
Miss Webster Tells Missionary Workers
About the Church.

MISS WEBSTER els missionary workers
About the Church.
The seventeenth annual meeting of. the
Women's Baptist Home mission branches
Of the Minneapolis and Eastern Mime
sofa associations was held in the Fourth
Baptist church today. The, gathering,
which was largely attended, included
many officers of the state associations
and members who have been allied with
the movement for many years.
The most interesting feature Of the
meeting was the address on Mormon
ism" by Miss Rose Glen Webster this
afternoon. Miss Webster. has worked
among the Mormons for several years,
and has been a close student of affairs
in Utah. She spent five months last win
ter studying polygamy. She gave evil
dence that polygamy Is as much. alive as
ever, despite the Woodruff manifesto Of
1890. She said that eight Of the twelve
Joseph Smith has five wives and forty
two children; that the seven apostles in
line for the presidency Of the church are
polygamists, so that the heads of the
church for the next fifty years will be
polygamists; that the church controls the
politics of Utah, has the balance Of power
in Idaho, and virtually controls Nevada,
Wyoming and Arizona; that equal to the
political power of the church is the COM
mercialism of that institution. whose in
come from the "tithing fund.- Zone tenth
| of the original property of the member
! ship and the same Of the annual income),
| is between $1,000 900 and $4,000, 900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
DOMINIC AMUSED
PRES. ROOSEVELT
OHIO HAD TOLD ALL ABOUT THE
EXECUTIVES VISIT.
Says He Was a 'Ruff Rider" but
Finely He Was Tanned Down and
Got Up Us wise Pres. Minneapolis
Man Sends the Composition to MIR.
Roosevelt.

Dominic Lucci of Wooster, Ohio,
aged years, has made hit with Presi-
dent Roosevelt. When the presidential
train passed thru the Ohio city in May,
the schools had been dismissed to give
the pupils opportunity to see the chief
asked to write description Of the
event. Dominic Lucci's effort fell into
the hands of Robert E. Esterly, assist
ant manager Of the Northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance company Of Min
neapolis, who Immediately forwarded It
to the president. Mr.. Esterly has just
received acknowledgement from Presi-
dent Roosevelt as follows:
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 6, 1905.-My
Dear Mr.. ssterly: Not many Of the let
ters that come in my mail amuse me as
much as the enclosure contained ir
yours. I am really obliged to you fol
sending it to me. Good for Dominic
Lucci. Sincerely yours,
Theodore Roosevelt.
The composition that pleased Mr.
Roosevelt was as follows:
There was a Presidential went throl
on train he was white man he was
soldier, his name was Pres. Roosevelt he
was out on the Rookie Mts. shooting al
the animules on the Rookie Mountings
He was In Chicago to strike the team
sters six men was killed and some in
jered. The President has to see abou
such things. The President is strong
when he was a little boy he was week
once he ruined out west and was a ruff
rider. Finely he was tanned down ant
got up as wise pres. It was 9 O'CLOCK
when the passenger came a past whel
Teddy went thru he laf and show hi
teef they was white and shinnie he lool
just like the patcher in the paper. H
was standin on the tale end the car wa
washed up in gold so as it would lool
| nice. He had his specs on his face en- HI
| look just the same. The kids was glad
when the Pres was a coming to Wooster
| O. The pres. is a good man, the peopl
| was a crowd they wave and holler whel
| Teddy come thrue The President had hi
| handchieff wavin and laffin Their was
care full Of Secretaries, the butler Of tn
car was a colored man. The Pres wi
Rnot get of in Wooster o. he will get OF
In Washington then he will go to hi
office when Mr.. Roos would want to worl
| in his office he would work on when h
would want a vacashun he would hav
! one. The Pres. like the children, he ha
lots of boys in his house, one of Their
! is a girl. 1885,
ages the end
| Wooster, Ohio Dominic Lucci
| May 1905. %.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
.S2,5OOFOR NEW PARKWAY
CONDEMNATION OF LAND FOR
RIVERSIDE ADDITION WILL
COST THAT AMOUNT.

The condemnation commissioners, in
the proceedings to acquire additional
land for Riverside parkway, submitted
their report on the awards to the park
board today. These aggregate 5000,
but this will be reduced by 5000 if the
owner removes the house that stands
on one of the lots.
For widening the boulevard or park
way at the government dam, forty-four
lots in blocks 16 and "a Of Dorman IS
addition are taken, and three lots and
parts of four others in the rearrange-
ment of Dorman s addition. This gives
the park board a strip 1900 feet long
and more than $50 feet wide from
Twenty seventh street to Forty sixth
avenue S. =
In addition the triangle between
Twenty fifth and Twenty five anda-
half streets, is taken in order to enable
the board to construct road around
the big ravine, which has for years
been the South Side dumping grounds.