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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
pERFEcT TITLE.

TO a big lot and building with two
store and fourteen living rooms. on
Madison 81. for s. 90 10 In cash
the balance, long tins. low Interest
rate A quick profit winner
CHARLES HOMEItH COMPANY,
tgi-2 Alaska bldg. IL
300 Cash. balance IN monthly Install
ueHtHs modern homes on Queen
Anne IIill. nssF car line.
NtNalifp BROS.
Room 40 C0iman Bldg
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CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING. INC.
z0i- 7g5 Alaska Bldg.
Ind 81 Phones IL, ~.
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
NEW ADDITION.

Close IN, large vlcwy lots Is less than
adjoining property. BY owner. so
Union Biz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Wan, al, Viflss, Haplsy's orus
etere, Second and Pike. Phones,
esnss, soeol Ind. lisa
c. ". Lshndroff, cigar store. sis
Second avenue.
Quaker DRUG Store. iois Flrs, sv.
snue.
p. n. Mullen, sat Ballard avenue,
opposite city halt.
FrsmSn, Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue
Thes. Harris. at Possefties. Rsn.
Ten.
fih2 Easslske, EastIake Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

MOUNTAIN VIEW HEIGHTS ADD.
WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT
These fine level cleared lots. near
woodland PARK, Graded and high
.isS 81 pus., "a sod met a P,sssffs
the esscsdsn, oiympies and the sur
rounding city spread hsfors you.
make Mountain View Heights Add
the most desirable residence district
tn the ely.
This new line will sivs you
QUICK SERVICE
direct 10 the heart Of the city. 10 10
~ minutes shorter running time than
lhe present system. This all impor-
tsnt fact will make these
LOTS DOUBLE IN VALUE.
We have the best and cheapest lots
along this new car iias ana have
made
NO INCREASE IN PRICE ron
PROSPECTIVE VALUE
Our terms are the sssisat-oniy one
flfth cash. b~ mo. per cent
tntafsst
CONF AND BE CONVINCED.
TsIs Green Lake car TO Mountain
NieN Station. walls uest 20 Green
WOOD Ave Agent on Greund-
~ X ORR q co,
7W's Alaska Bldg.
OFFICE ON GROUND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
AcnE TRACTS or MnnIr.

with south and Wsat exposure. Fine
soii Itooo PEI acre. Terms.
%. acre irae, near Edmouds. at 80 Of
per acre, Terms.
GEORGE y aEAcIIAM
no ai New York Block.
YOU WANT THIS
10 acres Of fine rich = ier land. with
four acres under cultivation nie. or
chard, small house good barn aud
welt fins road direct 90 Seattle
ONLY o.. ipp takes Tits place.
II CHARLES =. ADAMS.
30 celmhn Bldg
FIFTEEN ACRES adjolninx small
town, few mitfntsn walk from stores,
posi effice and good school, AL
nearly level aud good coil. slaEhea
and burned over several years sEo.
easily cleared tssa Terms
ROBERT MALTuY,
atSo-1i Alaska Building IL
f.AsT FREE EXCURSION Tonon-
trains issy. on { 3 ? = u h. teo,
~ %.n m'' sssaiifai meadow al dsrdsns ,.
Come and b. happy Sec thu blg
half paEe ad on Page today II
have YoU SEEN our choice . ana
sio-aere tracts out near the Everett
inisfufhan. just fee rods from car
lins This land 10 all level ard rich
dark loan soii mast Of h hsr been
used for pasture for several years
Just a little cash down. and easy
monthly payments secures one Of
' ROBERT uALrBr,
yissso-ssi Alaska Building IL
FREE ENcHHHIoS.
sunday eta solid free trains 90 &. u.
Humans Nsadeu Gardens. Bee dir-
play al Iii
FIVE ACRE TRACTS rich alder
land. Ouf near the interurban. fN0
each WIN take part payment ln la
bar on adjoining land
Niswo-su Alaska Building. I'D
FivR-AcRE TRACTS AT OLD
TIME PRICES
rso Per fies sefss sf nice level lard
one mile from hivsrtun Very essy
90 clear and emily - minutes ride
20 the city. Terms. uue cash. bal
snes 80 ger month
Room e. nnlan niocs.
LAST FREE EXCURSION TonoR-
ROW SUNDAY. sis soiid free
81 @.ssins,sa q, Tor q. d Iiiii.
mAns beauisful Meadow Gardens
Come and bs happy See the big
half pass al. % fsss to-day. II
$50 BUYS 10 acres al lsysi. half alder
and maple. ~ miisr ffefn enc % the
best towns il the valley. tis cash.
We Per na.nin ~.
sit- sap- ~ Alaaka Building. IL
800 TO tae- EASY TERMa
Cleared lots, saxis. eniY 10 minutes
ride from First ave These lots are
along the Rstnisf fi4nksd Boulevard.
who're values arr Jumping on account
grade They are eel located fos
homes
.. n. JORDAN. COLONIAL BLOCK
noth Phonss 81.
rUa
% Acres, 10 cleared Groom house, :
stories 10 fruit trees IS y.arn old
county road. rural delivery. ! mile
from Port Madison Look this up
Terms r. ksfiosx. s1i4 Norman.
lsdep = siss. IL
rs ACRES land for sale at great
bargain - a1fsa hoitom Coed
houne aud harm. Fhoue A 4Igl after
sp m. Ill
ror ssls--Fassl Estate
>--,'-e@-'>'~-----e---e'-- -------s~-~-----~----~
NJ N CRANE q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
mona Alaska nundinG.
Tel. MAta 81. Ind asa
tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

2 lots on the Madroua car line. near
the lake. good view. Price 1000
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

lob
} lots on MndronA Ridge IN section
where there iH more buildings being
done nj this time than Ia any other
section 81 Seattle. Lots all around
are selling az from 1000 O. ti1gn
Our price with reasonable terms D.
fabH o. per lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
Acreage For sale.


ACREAGE
acres near the Tacoma In
trrurhnn cat line. GOud soil.
Ground level close 90
school 40
hshCre tracts lteui close in.
Fine view. Guud soil only
9 blocks from ear line Grad
81 schools stores etc. t1N
per tract Easy teriae
10 acres. close To- Lake wash
inrton. ffhn This IN much
below market value, Bet
/. tling an estate.
N acres on the new interur-
ban car line north Of hat
lard. Land nearly cleared.
iics iaYel Surveyed ana
ntaksd into tsaere tracts.
Must have money az once,
90 will sell cheap This viii
bring yuu quick returns aud
IL y money maker.
PETIT q SON.
Arcade Building.
isis Second Ave.
Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

Broom house on iZth ave no. almost
uoW with best possible eaHHtructinnf
ali rauVenifucch except furnace best
location. Price, with very easy terms
q. 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

3 room cottage near 2fth and = Valley
St lot f0Kll0 fine view of lake and
mountains. ksry easy taflns. Price
81 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

for ssR-f sfHs t'o N1Ha-
HoMEsrEAps HoMEsTEAps
FREE FREE FREE
In ACRES
Pine wheat and fruit iand In the Co
iurnhla river district
Our special representative has Just re-
turHvt ffom an extended irip, after
locasinE this choice government
land.
CALL EARLY. CALL EARLY.
We are making up a party to 40 at
once.
MERRITT REALTY co.
30 Sew Yofk block
HoMEsrEAps uoMEsTEADs
rosTY ACRE FARM. nicely located.
oVrriookiaE Sound. only a fs~ ruas
from esash. hAlsdt % ega, tanalas
Anc~ rnaMtly alder land. easily rissf.
sd. plsuts Of spring water Tor irrt.
Cation. ssteau pl4atsrrd house. sew
@rni authslildlnss. larse isssrins or
ehieksus. nsee n.a9 can rsa On
mortgage At la~ rats. Would 81
change for ctr property.
RoHEHr NAIlThY,
Fltses=Ei ataska Building 1t
SNAPS
o. 10 Qe-ie7 a6Fsa tst~sen Seattle ard
Tacoma annut - acres ctsarsd
house. large harm. large h*Artnx or
sshafa lass e. eteut y acre. en-
ard black hasa
o. 40 ZEN aefsa near Seattle. about
. acres CLEARED. fire bcarins orchard.
afETTFNsnrg a kRNEfI.
~ Columbia 81
kennedy building. Ii
HERE rs A GOOD HUY-is acres.
nicely located. faeinE gpod county
road close q school and nsishhefs.
between seattle ard Tacoma handy
90 good town half rich srcoud hufs
tom balance first class upland All
level. house. small barn. chicken
houses large yards. orchard. cews
and chickens 80 ~ith place. h.so
ROBERT MALTBY.
sif9seszt Alaska building IL
LAST FREE EXCURSION ToNoR
i main lssss : a az Z. q P.s u X. tost
~ Washington At. for &. - lfnis
mans bsauiifui Meadow Gardens
Come and - happy See the big
half pase I'd. On rags to-day II
FREE EXCURSION.
Sunday Elk saitd free trains 20 g y.
Hilimans Meadow Gardens. Zee div
play al II
CHICKEN RANCH acres. % risaf-
Cd. al level mostly shot clay sefi.
Fshard. small fruits. f.ropm house
barn. : chicken haussa Price ineiad-
cubatcrn. hruudsrH, 90 Chickens
81 se1 IfHif cash
ROBERT NALTHY, r.
pies9-9i Alaska building Ia
GovEnSAENr LANDS
HoMEsrEADs TIMBER LANDs
Homesteads and DECIDED Lands IN the
Hlg Bend Wheat Country
Timber Claims IN new locality; insi
crniHed.
waterfront farms on Sound.
NELSON a co.
sis Washington Bldg. ioi First av IA
tgst sPOr CASH buys 20 acres iosRedt
OF land. good soil. one mile from
railroad and saw mill town large
spriaE creek heads on place. Can ir=
figate.
ROBERT MALTnY.
giA-aln-aat Alaska Building Ia
LAST FREE EXCURSION ToMoR-
ROW SUNDAY, six solid free
trains leave on &. A 4. +. H. r.. foot
Of Washington st.. for g. -. HILL
mans beautiful Meadow Gardens
Come and be happy See the biR
half page ads on PAGE 2 today. Ii
Acreage for Sale.
SALT WATER FRONTAGE.
800 ACRES. near ~. Gamble. daily
Seattle boats A rare offering. rich
land some timber. a nice surface
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

Van Ness Hotsi-NeWfy furnished
rooms by day. week or month. Rates
reasonable. 1s2gA lat Ava Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

LAST FRYE EXCURSION ToMoR-
ROW SUNDAY. elk solid free
trains leave on G. & Il. s. X r., foot
mans beautiful Meadow Gardens.
Come and be happy. See the big
half page al. on Page today. ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
Hello Wanted-F.maI-.


MxSHkTTRN flats
The Manhattan Building Company has
80 new apartments on Howell street.
steam heated and tompiete with
every device and convenience found
tu the finest apartments. In add
tIou there Will be provided an In
closed park. free storage. free light
fer porchea free light In summer.
free telephones In the halls. Prices
from So % 10 80 70. according 20 sire
Lake Union car line; ten blocks from
the Bon Marche. Office tiZi Howell
street Main III Ind IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

gs1S h, month, viii lease Tor a Sssf
A afaetv fgrnlshed GROOM house AZ
Fremont Fruis trees, berries ef all
kinta aud lots " Eruune - sHflrn-
ms nehrens a Mahonsy, his New
York Block. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11
RsaI rsla,,-con.lnn.d.
INvEarOIl
a SPECULATION

g. 900 fer a double corner q iats) On
Fremont ave. whore the new car
line T. nov being built. east front.
neat Groom cottage. A sure snap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-11

FINEsT lot IN Columbia city. TOXIC.
III cash. See as for bargains.
MCDOWELL A. HcDON ILL
Room 90 Marion BldE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-05
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
DAVID P, JONES & co,

H Es5s.t Rental List M
31O7 I'd av S. Nine rooms, MODERN splendid
condition and good neghborhood.
S8o-2219 Garfield av, eight rooms, hot-water
"s3o-261s Clinton av, nine rooms, barn. all
i TS2s-6os L 27th st, six rooms, modern, good
S2o-3O5 Humboldt: ays n, second floor, FIVE
r=5,7 rooms hot water, modern except heat. (.
~ $2o-16 18th st S., eight rooms, modern, except
s2o-2o25 Clinton av, eight rooms and" barn,
2. water. <. 49,. ST.. :. -a..
S20-13o3 9TH av S, seven rooms, modern%
$25-251s 9th s, nine rooms, hot-water heat
= - (wilI make reduction for winter months).
r$1S-29l2 Clinton av, seven rooms, modern open
plumbing. sg..
$15-lOo1 11th:: av N, five rooms, water, sewer,
good condition. .-...-..
$14-12Oo e 25th st, six rooms we'll and cistern
$12-3513 14th ay S, eight rooms we'll, cistern,
s5-l221 9th st s, second floor, three rooms,
q. -, viii make reduc ction in rent for winter
for houses controlled.
= . Steam-heated Flats
Gee frst-hoor fiat in the Swindford, corner
Hawthorn and 18th st, eight rooms, best
+: distance, rent $50. Can give you one apart
ment in the Normandie, corner Of 14th 81
and Nicollet ay. See us at once.
sso-32s Il 18th ST. FIVE rooms, good condition
: 49, well heated. =. -a
Flats Not Heated.
= S1S--1203 21st st, second hoor seven rooms
- modern except heat
S16-113 w Island av second floor, six rooms
modern, walking distance.
$14-SA 9TH av n, six rooms, light and pleas
. ant, all modern, walking distance.
$13-2S0S Garfield -aV, first floor, five rooms
=: water, sewer.
$n-2946 Harriet aY, second floor, five rooms
water,
ss-12l1 2sd av NE, second floor, four rooms
: = water, sewer
S6-l63 Nicollet st (Nicollet island), secon
floor, three rooms, water sewer.
- Stores. u
Sse us about tba na1v storo oo7 5tb CT 6 osx1 IN
" basement, entirely modern.
$50-3O7 9th st S, 50x30, basement, modern
: $10-71a T. 26th st, water.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-05

FOR sRENT-LoNG TIME. Low RENTAL, THE
factory building, Nicollet av and W 29th st,
TO- 600 feet floor space; Milwaukee traekage.
See Owner. 1927 10th av S. T. e. pnone 2672.
FOR RENr-LARGE BARN, s11s STEVENS
av, corner Nicollet and 31st Inquire at
Libbey drug store .s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-05
If It's Not Advertised Why Dont You Advertise for 1
PERSONAL

o o o 90 90 o
o LADIES, ATTENTION. o
II you are interested In the wheat mar
ket, why not call on us? Our Offices in o
the Century building are exclusively for
Q ladies' trade, with exquisite service and :
accommodations. Lady in charge. 214- o
o 21I Century building. o.
o o 90 o o o o 90 o
WE TEACH STUDENTS HOW TO HEAL THE
sick by our new system of human electropathy. !.
All diseases treated and cured without drugs.
a new profession; easy to learn: we caa cure
~ You; we can teach You; will you write to us
IS for our booklet free?y Write, today and re-
member that we prove the, truth OF our asser-
{. ton. Address Electropathie School of Heal
Ing, .22l ST. Marys ST. San Antonio. Texas.
ExPlRT EDERMAToLoGIsT-MY WORK rs
scientific, as demonstrated daily at my par
1ors, in the removal of wrinkles. freckles.
backheads, pmples, double chins, moles, su-
perhuous hair, warts. goitres and the real
beautifying of the skin: my almond skin
food, face tonic and blush of roses are the
best; instructions given. Mrs. Lillian Clyde,
620h Nicollet av Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-05
Farms.
Continued.

POTATO FARM TO PENTHOUSE TWO
rooms, ore horse balm, cow barn; chance
to cut wood on the farm all winter at 81. 20
per cord. 7790, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
MAYOR WILL SEND 4 NOTE
WILL CALL COUNCILS ATTEN.
TON TO DELAYS IN PLA-
cling ELECTRIC WIRES UNDER
GROUND.

- Mayor D. Phones will send a COM
munication to the city council this eve
ming, urging that some movement for
the burial of electric wires be under
taken. The mayor and the members Of
the council committees on ways and
means and ordinances had a little indig-
nation meeting yesterday afternoon in
which they expressed their disapproval
over the great delay of the conn anies
doing business with electric wires, in
complying with the ordinances of the
city requiring wires to be placed under
ground within a certain district.
Mayor Jones related that conduits
had already been laid on Third avenue
S and Central avenue, but the wires
were still up on the poles. Alderman
J. II. Duryea related his experience in
trying to prevent the General Electric
company from planting poles in the
sidewalk. He was Informed that if there
was any interference, not only the poles,
but the wires, lights and everything
else would 60.
n. F. Hawley gave few grievances
from the books Of the Minneapolis Re
tailers' association. They objected to
the present schedule of rates and the
general conduct Of the company. In
order to get the matter before the
council, Mayor Jones will present some
of the questions involved in a COM
municatiOn to the council this evening"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
Public Gambling.

4 Can public gambling be stoppeda is
q question which has been asked in this
city a good many times. We are under
the impression that just now a good
deal of it has been stopped and we
are inclined to think that a good deal
of it will not be resumed. Nor do we
hear anyone say anything nowadays in
favor of public gambling. There was
q time when certain class Of business
men pretended to believe that public
gambling was a good thing, "because
it made business lively Perhaps they
actually believed this to be true, but
probably they have progressed beyond
that mistaken notion, for it is now very
rarely advanced by anyone.
The professional gambler is a para
Site of the worst variety. There is alb
solutely no excuse for him, nothing to
be said in his favor, and the attitude
Of large business institutions toward
employees who associate with him con
tradicts fatty the once-entertained no.
ton that gambling is good for business,
pnd no employer or manager Of any i'm
portant commercial enterprise is now
disposed to justify leniency with this
vice as public institution.
The private habits Of individuals shall
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
Mrs. Dodge's Will.

The recipes which the wife Of Rev.
A. NJ. Mcdonald gave Mrs. Abbie R..
Dodge were worth $25O,000, if the
lady's will stands. After enjoying
Mrs. McDonald's cooking for a num-
Der Of years, Mrs. Dodge made a will
in which she remembered relatives with
small bequests and left the bulk Of her
property to Mrs. Mcdonald The rela-
tives claim that undue influence was
used by the McDonalds. They worked
Mrs. Dodge, according to affdavits,
"into a state Of dizziness over New
England boiled dinners. Not only did
they furnish her with recipes for raw
ishing messes Of corned beef with cab
bage and potatoes, but they accompa-
MED the recipes with such mental slim
ulants as this quotation, written at the
bottom Of one Of the menus: Bad
dinners go hand in hand with total
depravity, while a properly fed person
is already half saved.
= Mrs. Dodge saw the point, and when
she had eaten herself into a condition
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
"THE HILADEL PHIA IN
OITTRER'' SAWS.
Bishop Isaac w. Joyce.

Bishop Isaac W. Joyce, rightly called
one Of the grand old men of Methodism,
Is dead. Thru his long local residences,
Bishop Joyce had become a familiar
figure in Minneapolis. He had preached
in nearly every pulpit in the city and
had endeared himself to the people
everywhere by his conscientious inter-
est in their welfare and progress But
he was as well known in other parts
Of the Methodist world, as he was the
most widely travelled bishop Of the de-
nomination. He had gone the world
ever several times in visiting the Meth
odist conferences and stations in this
country, South America, Europe and
the orient. His vigor was unabated
up to the very moment when his last
illness overlook him, and that itself
was attributable to overwork in ex-
tremely warm weather. He never spared
himself and seldom failed to meet an
engagement.
6.a DR.. Joyce was born in Hamilton
county, Ohio, in 1886, and was not an
old man in the full sense of the term,
he having not completed his Goth year.
But he had worked hard from the day
of his election to the bishopric. He
had served the Methodist church forty
seven yeaHs, thirty as pastor and sew
enteen as bishop, and had always
done his duty to the full extent of his
ability. While not accounted first
among the orators Of the church, Bishop
Joyce was in great demand as preach
ser because of the splendid good sense
of his discourses and the universal con-
fdence in which he was held as a man.
No one had a greater influence than he
in the denomination, and there is no
member whose absence from the council
Of bishops will be more felt.
H Among his neighbors and friends here
in his home city he will be remembered
tenderly for the rare sweetness and
gentleness of spirit which he manifested
toward everyone. His residence here
was rich benefcence to this com
munity.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
BLOW TO HIS BUSINESS
INDEPENDENT DOG TAG MAN
SAYS DOG CATCHER STOPPED
TOO sOoN-SOLD ALDERMEN
THIS YEAR.

A: D. Hoffman, the old North Side
resident who makes and sells dog tags
every season, told T he Journal to-
day that he did no do quite so well
this year usual He only sold about
ll,5OO tags for male dogs and 100 for
female dogs, about 500 less than last
year.
'sThe trouble is they called the dog
catchers in too quick" he said, with a
funny twinkle in his eye. <.There are
thousands Of cur dogs running loose that
ought to be taken up, and they hardly
went into my part of town at all They
said all the dogs up there had my tags
on, but that WASH t so. There are lots
OF ours running loose that ought to be
now, but I tell people it's no use to
get them when they have stopped the
dog catchers.'
Mr.. Hoffman, who lives at 1854 AL
drich avenue n, and is an old resident
of the city, says he has sold the tags
for seventeen years, and those he makes
are Just as good as the city clerk IS.
They have often tried to stop him, but
find that he has as good right to sell
tags as the city clerk. He sells them
for 25 and so cents and those he sold
this year cost him $50 to make. "I
sold an alderman two, tags this year,
he said today. <<It's the first time
I've sold an alderman
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
CAN'T ASSESS HENNEPIN
LEGAL DIFFICULTIES IN TIE
WAY OF TURNING IT OVER TO
THE CITY-WILL TAKE Lynn
DALE

At an informal conference Yesterday
between the council $ committee
roads and bridges and special commit
tee from the park board it was decided
that Lyndale avenue should be turned
over to the city council and that Hen
nepin avenue should be retained by the
park board until some effective means
of making transfer Can be found.
There are some legal difficulties about
the transfer of Hennepin. For the pur-
pose of converting the old territorial
road into parkway, the resident gave
eleven feet for the purpose with the fur
ther condition that their property
should be exempted from special assess
ments. The only object in handing the
street back to the council would be to
have it paved at the expense of the
abutting property, but as long as no
assessments can be levied no one cares.
Moreover not even sprinkling assess
ments be levied against Hennepin
avenue property.
As the matter Of transferring the
control of the two former parkways
back to the city is not properly before
the council. the special committee Of
the park board will send communica-
ton to the council on the subject. La
ter there will be joint meeting to con.
slider the matter formally.