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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
PASADENA ARCHITECTS
PLAN NEW BUILDINGS

Architect ]. j. Blick, 414 Dodwarth
building, has made plans for a six
room cottage to be erected at the cor
ner of Elm and Maple avenues for L.
A. Bartlett. 1t will have cement cell
lar and porch, pressed brick mantel,
white enamel finish in sleeping rooms
and modern conveniences.
Architect W. b. Edwards, 40 East
Colorado street, is taking bids for a
two-story brick addition on East Colo
RADIO street. The size of the extension
is 80 by 100 feet. 1t will have con-
crete basement, asphalt flooring, COM
position roof, galvanized iron skylights
and up-to-date fixtures
Architect G. j. Webster. AIS Slavin
building, has awarded to j. II. Simp-
son, 425 North Michigan avenue, the
contract for the erection of an eight
room residence at Altadena for T. B.
Wright. 1t will have shingled exterior,
cement porch, built-in furniture and
sanitary plumbing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
BEAUMONT RANCH
SELLS FOR $500
MELLEN PROPERTY PASSES TO
NEW OWNER
WILL REBUILD HOUSE AND lM-
PROVE LAND
Glance About Valley Shows Fifteen
Stores and Dwellings Now Under
Construction - Buyers Pre-
pare for Fall Planting

The week in Beaumont real estate
was marked by the consummation OF
several important transactions in-
VolYing over $4,000. The famous Mel
len ranch, formerly the property OF
Thomas Mellen, but later owner by
the Beaumont Land and Water COM
pany, was acquired by H, w. Glenn
mer for $500. Mr.. Clemmer gets the
ranch house, barns, corrals and fruit
houses and fruit drying apparatus, to-
gether with the crop now on the trees
He will rebuild the residence, prepara
tory to erecting a fine home next
spring and make other substantial inn
provements. AS part of the transac-
ton the buyer receives the medals
and diplomas won by Thomas Mellen
at state and national fairs for su-
perior products.
other sales by the land company
were as follows:
Meyer Cantor of Los Angeles, lots
2, 8 and 4, block %, townsite, com
prising 1908 acres, for $1,000. This
land includes a high and commanding
knoll for a residence site, upon which
Mr.. Cantor expects to build a home.
Grapes, eucalyptus trees and decidu-
Gus fruits are products he will plant
Mrs. H. A. Gordon, block 152, 9'7C
acres, for 1915. This land has well
forty feet deep, which Mr.. Gordon
will deepen and equip with windlass
preparatory to erecting tank and
windmill. The buyer will estaoiish g
poultry ranch and raise eggs and
fowls for the Los Angeles market.
Buys in Vineyard Tract
A. C. Slower, the Beaumont nur-
seryman, lot 2, block 4, Edgar Vine
yard tract, for $549. Mr.. Slower al
ready owns nearly fifty acres OF Beau
mont fruit land, upon which ne mas
planted nearly $500 apple and peaer
trees. He will set his latest acqulsl'
ton to a new variety of apples.
George Goode has acquired the resi-.
dence of H. c. Mccullough and WI
move his family to Beaumont, so as tc
be on the ground to superintend the
planting of fifteen acres recently ac'
ouired by him in Apple valley.
u. L. Fraty is erecting a new black'
smith shop on California street. II. ID
Jones has purchased a lot on Orange
avenue and is already arranging tC
build a residence. Clarence West Il
building two cottages on Calitornla
street. between Ninth and Tentf
streets. and H. c. johnson is com
rIeting twenty-room apartment
house at Fifth and Magnolia avenue
costing $4,000.
Mrs. C. M. Dominy is getting ma
terial ready to build south or the
track. Fully fifteen stores and dwell
ings are now going up in the valley
which is in contrast to conditions
few years ago when 1t is said bu'
four houses were built in fifteen years
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
WALNUT GROVE
CHANGES HANDS
ANAHEIM PROPERTY SELLS
FOR $65,o00 CASH
CHICAGO CAPITALISTS MAKE
PURCHASE
Sales of Week In AnaheIm by One
Company Aggregate One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars,
Mostly Cash

What Is perhaps the largest realty
deal made yet this year in a walnut
grove in Southern California has just
been closed by Williams Bros. COM
pany, with offices in the Herman w.
Hellman building, through it's Ana
helm office. The property is what is
known as the "Katella ranch" consist
ing of eighty acres set solidly to
12-year-old walnuts, with one of the
best pumping plants in this entire dis
trict. The property has been owned
for some years by w. f. Botsford and
NJ j. Connell, Los Angeles capitalists,
and the new purchasers are James Z.
O'Brien, Monroe Mitchell, Arthur d.
Sage and John McGill, all of Chicago.
The price paid was $65, 600 cash.
This splendid walnut grove is located
about two miles south of Anaheim and
is one of the best kept and heaviest
producing walnut groves in the coun-
try, since maturity always having pro-
duced a good income. The trees are a
model for size and uniformity.
The property will be divided up into
four twenty-acre tracts and each Of
the new owners will build a handsome
modern bungalow ana further improve
the property.
The same firm has sold for Walter
Wuesthoff of Anaheim his twenty
orange and walnut grove in Placentia
to L. H. Vogel, recent arrival from
Pittsburg, consideration $17,500. This
is one of the choicest young Valencia
groves in the Fullerton -Placentia dis
trict, and Mr.. Vogel will further inn
prove the property. 1t is located near
the famous Chapman" ranch.
This company also reports the sale
of the twenty-acre improved place of
C. E. Marston, located about one-half
mile south of Fullerton to G. G..
Tucker consideration $4,000 This
place is set to walnuts, sweets and
Valencias.
The sales made by this company
during the week aggregate over $780,
900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
WILL OPEN NORMANDIE
AVENUE TRACT TOMORROW

L. l.. Bowen has finally decided to place
on sale the remaining lots in his Norman
die Avenue tract, and tomorrow will be the
opening day. The tract consists OF "A
bighIv improved lots 50x134 feet fronting
east and west on Normandie, Halldale and
santa barbara and Brighton avenues
The improvements, namely-graded, rolled
and oiled streets. 5-foot cement Walks ana
cement curbs and shade trees, and water
piped TO each lot. are all in The tract has
Ia electricity and both telephones
Mr.. Bowen first established the character
of the tract by building several nrst elas'
bouses in II. and has produced one of the
most desirable residence subdivisions in the
popular southwest district
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Re0I Estate Movements Building NezoS and ArcktectlY
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION DECIDES
TO ERECT A BUILDING

At q meeting of the board of manag-
ers of the Children's Hospital assoeia-
tion Thursday 1t was decided to erect
building on the present site, CASTELAR,
and Alpine streets.
The association was organized eight
years ago and is devoted to charity.
Children are received under IA years of
age. The present capacity is only
twenty-seven, including baby baskets,
and comprises three private rooms and
two wards.
The association will sell property
owned by 1t on Broadway, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, the gift of
Mrs. L. b. Goodwin. in order to secure
money for the new building.
The present quarters are inadequate,
and the association has been obliged
to refuse patients as a result.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
improvements at Corona

The city of Corona, Riverside county
is about to undertake one of the
largest jobs of municipal improvement
that have been noted for some time, and
shows to what extent that enterpris-
ing community is striving to place it.
self in the front ranks. The board OF
trustees has ordered that bids be re-
ceived for the construction Of thirteen
miles of storm drains, eleven miles of
street grading and ten miles of sewers.
This work will approximate 69,9OO lineal
feet of concrete bitches and pipe, 7S,132
cubic yards of earth in street grading
and 56,S12 lineal feet of pipe sewer and
a septic tank.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Railway Car Factory

Thomas NJ Batch of San Pedro has
completed plans for a two-story build
ing to be erected on Brent, near Fifth
street, Wilmington. The lower floor
will be used for store and the upper
story for housekeeping apartments.
The Wells French company of Chi
cago manufacturers of railway cars,
is negotiating for a factory site on the
water front in Wilmington. The cars
can be built here more cheaply be-
cause of the nearness to the supply
of Oregon pine, which is largely used
in their construction.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
SOUTHWEST TRACTS
MOVE IN THE VAN

The Mccarthy company reports several sales
in its various tracts during last week safes
made are mostly in the southwest part of the
city. in its various tracts and are as follows:
In the Mccarthy company's Moneta-Manches-
ter tract II. NJ. and L. r. Angelm, lot 4OxllZta
and bungalow on Eighty-ffth street, between
Moneta avenue and Main street, $3.50.
s. p Grant, lot 50x1oS feet on Manchester
avenue. between Moneta avenue and Main
street. $500.
avenue, between Moneta avenue and Main
street, $500. .Js,. -.
In the Mccarthy company's Normandie ave-
nue. square tract: ,,.,,a
Miss Dena Pesante lot 40x126 feet, on Hall
dale avenue, between Fiftieth and Fffty-frst
Streets $725. 40,
Miss Josephine Perie, house and lot at 40'
West Fifty-seventh street, $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
/. aradlna Van Ness Avenue

r. II. McCray the big grading contraotor,
has one Of the best grading machines ana
complete outht at work on the Mccarthy
company's new Van Ness avenue Square
tract situated at wilton place and Fourth
street. with Norton, Westminster, Van Ness
and Linden avenues. Wilton place, Fourth
and Fifth strets running through It.
The Mccarthy company has established q
branch office at wilton place and Fourth
street on the sixth street car line, whict
runs along two sides Of this property anc
Is located in the popular district north o.
Wiltshire boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
ReadY-Made. House Sales

H. ]. Brainerd, manufacturer and
builder of sectional and ready made
portable houses, 507 Chamber or Com
rnerce building, reports business active
and many callers during the past week.
He reports the sale of a S-room house
to Walter NJ. Clark to be erected on
grounds OF the Cerritos Gun club also
a 3room bungalow for Horace M. Dob
bins, Pasadena, for his ranch near
Arcadia.
Mr.. Brainerd is building house that
is peculiarly adapted Tor use OF sun
and fishing clubs, for mining and oil
companies and for ranch, seashore and
mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Bank Ruildinn at Parker

PARKER, Sept. 1S.-The Parker
Bank & Trust company, capitalized
at $1O0, 900, will erect fine building for
its banking quarters. The directors are
M. II. Holiday and Marco w. He'll
man of Los Angeles. and c. F. Schra-
der of Parker, Ariz.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
rwentv.flve New Houses

WILMINGTON, Sept. 1S.-F. S. Cary
has had plans drawn for twenty-five
residences of four. five and six rooms,
to be built on the Bay View tract, in
East Wilmington. Several of the
houses will be started at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
For East Hollywood Llahts

The board of supervisors of Los An
geles county will receive bids up to 2
p. m. September 20 for installing, car
ing for and maintaining for the period
of five years lighting plant in the
East Hollywood lighting district of Los
ANGELES county.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
san. Jaclnto Apartments

SAN IACINTO. Sept. 1S-Postmas-
ter G. B. Hannahs is taking bids for
the erection of a large apartment
house in San Jacinto. f. W. Siefkes is
completing arrangements for the erec-
tion of several cottages on Santa Fe
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Neoessarx to chanae PIans

REDLANDS, Sept 1s.-It has been
found necessary to change the plans
of the Southern Pacific depot, now in
course of erection at Redlands, and
work has ceased until the matter is
adjusted.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Elaht Sets Of Plans

Eight sets of plans for the new city
hall to be built at Pomona were sub
mitted to the trustees for considera-
ton. A special meeting has been
called for next Monday, at which time
the name of the successful architect
will be announced
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Beqins Next Year

HEBER, Sept. 18.-Construction on
the new administration building of the
Imperial Valley Collegiate institute at
Heber will begin early in the coming
wear,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
scottsdaIe School

sCOTTSDALE, Sept. 1s.-The con-
tract for the new grammar school
building at Scottsdale was let to G.
II. Kunselman on his bid of $4536.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-16


All the world over wonder, lands that have rod
Are the people eeay seeking for the signs and steps of
God?
Westward the and norhward ayOnt the
Do they all stand gazing and what do the wsest
know?
Here in this mystical India deities hover and swarm
Like wild bees heard in the tree tops the gusts of
gathering storm;
the their voices their the
seen,
Yet we all say 'Whence is the message and what may the
wonders mean?''
million shrnes stand open and the swings
AS they bow mystic symbol the figures of ancient
kings,
And the incense rises ever and rises the endless cry
OF those who heavy laden and of towards 10th die
For the destiny drives together like deer in the pass
of the hills,
the sky the sound and shot that kills
Pushed by Power we not and struck by hand I'M
known,
The shadowy and the rock frowns ho
low and GRIM
And the form and the nod of demon caught in the
twilight dm
And look at the sunlight falling aar the mountain
Is there path upward a refuge there
rest?
The path ahl who has shown it, and who is the faithful
guide?
The haven ah who has known it, for steep is the mountain
sde
the shot strikes surely and the breath
OF the praying multitude rises and whose only
death.
Here are the ombs my kinsfolks the of AN ancient
Chiefs who were slain the wared women who died
in flame;
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-16

fae
vail,
M - -, H., IL: g -, -.
my % e' ~ is' " '"' ''i"e 'n'9 arc Spii''
ana 'ne myriad iuos around me- ana the legion OF multer
mgs priests,
Inc reVeis ana rites unhoy the dark unspeaEabe easts
"hat nave they "ruhg from the silehce' hah ever
Whisper come
VI ne secretF whence ana whtherF Alas Tor the gods
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-16
IsSls', qSiH
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sKEPT1cAL THOUGHTS OF H1NDoo PRn
(By A. C. Lyall)
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
Hsary A. oschss oscsess1

People of the north end of Gunni-
son county, who were all acquainted
with Henry A. Decker, were shocked
TO hear OF his death at his Hillside
ranch, the home Of his son in law,
Harold Mace, on April 30. He had
caught a severe cold which turned
to pleurisy.
Mr. Decker was born sixty-four
wears ago in North Adams, Mass
Here he grew to manhood AID en-
gagged in the hardware business
with his father.
He was married twice, first, to
Miss Augusta Porter. ia 1865.
Two children were born to this
union; girl who died in infancy,
and boy. |. W. Decker, in the en-
ploy of the government rs a forest
ranger in California In 1876 Mr..
Deckers former wife died and in
1850 he married Miss Addie NJ
Langhlin, Of East Arlington, Vt
and that same year came to Colo
RADIO and located in Crested Burte
where he went INTO the nav and
dairy business with Frank Wood,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
- No. 6s0

W :. Barker came from the
beaver City Monday and went oct
TO Denver.
A letter from Harvey Van Vovhis
states that he IL at ketchwsn. Idaho.
s"d wiII probably remain there dsr-
ing the summer months
W !. Nourse arrived Tsesdsv
from Tin Cup. where he has rpent
some months mining. He hes
been at the Blistered Horn tamnel.
In the Pitkin Miner wiIl he p~b-
lislsed p~obsbly THE wssk. the pa-
wet RotiCe Il = gro"p II twenty
niwe mining claims, the LsciIe, ssd
Surrounding properties, for the Car
ter Mining company Of Ohio City.
II 10 reported that work will
early he resumed on the Carter
tunnel at Ohio Citv. Through
thick and thin Mr. Carter has driven
his biR bore. and We oil want 20 see
the be~t sort Of success rewarded
him. II 10 certainly now penetrs-
ting the best part Of the mineral
bolt.
The main heading Of the Gold
Links tunnel. now in 1886 feet will
he extended further under contract.
J. B. McMichsel has . job for 100
feet. In the meantime development
will steadily progress on the veins
cut and the mill will grind out the
bullion. The Gold Links is going
to be one of the big mines Of Colo
RADIO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

aud nss. Becker jaaDsd her Lss-
bsad ksss Oh. f1llowlaS wear. IL
'e3 1s hscAer sald his in,er-~, in
ske bssssss g. Mr. Mod and went
10 the WAsss River cosn,y aud en-
sssrd isso partnership ~ith b.. t~o
bs,skess in she cattle bu.,ne~.. He
d.sv~ed II BIZ interest,". there IN
1856 AsA sSs1rued to Crested Butte
where ~ established a tinshop and
hsrdwsss tssde
hN SsA hs,cbery a, the foo, of
Crested bUsse mountain is known
far sad wsAe aud Mr. Decker va. An
excssdiaGly well informed maa
sioag sAess hnes Funeral services
~ere helA Asy 3 from the Consre-
t'osal chssch aud under auspices cf
the Mssns~. 81 which lodge he had
leea nssker since 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
Csln>1D's Ass1 - Cau1 -

According 10 n K Ca@pt'ell. 81
the Geolee'eal Survey. s"ss 'hsa
lo..so square usiIes ct Colorado
contain workable coal teds; i.IS0
square mIIes may cou's.a workable
coal aud 2.s.v square 'n,les conta.a
coal under heavy cover Ii is es-
f,msted that these sress or,xsaxlly
c e,atained 81 .7OoOyo.opshort toes.
The prodsct,oa 81 coal IN Cologsdo
.p te the cIo~~ II 1905 aggregated
Ia. .S,3. 1913 short tone; aud II II
Is assumed that Tor each ton II
coal mined one ton wasted, th's pro-
duct,on represents an exhaustion II
ls3.pp.,nD tons, or sbout 0O5 per
cent Of the estim Itei original sup
ply
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
Nunshupr ~

Gsnn,.oa blandly pockets the re.
es,ps. ssd sg~sss thai since th,s
trade sa.si accrSe TO sts county snv-
~as. there 10 no need a giving the
fellows q road lite - mech handler
~ k,ck . fellow when he's dosn II
Hissiale builds the road over Slum-
gull'on pass, which 1t promises to
do this summer, Mr. G.nnison will
be out hxins the Ceboils road We
wonder why?
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
NDDGDnon00
News -Chss4p:ss C0rysaVooAsoss.


Wednesday, Asy l.
Clarrace Radeks lie sp Cathedral
wAy thu. wssk.
Neil Andrews wsa absent oa .
trip to lola last week.
bSsinese took T. A. Poster to Ca
thearal te~ days ago.
81 Tar we have had Iitrle high
water, but IT lie starting nos
The telephone line 's progressing
nicely. We hope soon 10 talk t.
Gunu,soa
From good authority we learn Of
nine feet II SHOW stlll at the Bond
Holders, seven miles above Csthe-
dral.
Frank Andrews, II S,-bne,d, c. j
Huftalen. W c. Howard. Wm. sam
mona, Steve Doer.ng, q NJ D@rins
and Chss Lee we're all out recently
10 Gunnison, some on land matters
aud there to pr r,cure sappliss.
lIlnsdals county commissioners
have approved the buildinR Of two
bridges on the upper Cebolla, one to
span the stream At O.to bowers the
other st Guy Doerings place. These
bridges have been sadly needed and
are surely welcomed by the settlers
up there Aside from this, two
years ago hinsdsle county contri-
buted what money it coald toward
the bsildins Of half mile grade.
The upper cad Of the Cet,ol!a road
10 ia liinstale county. the lower end
in Gannison county. Trade from
rancbmen dependent on the Cebolla
road reaches TO FIVE or six Thousand
dolls~s per year, and every dollar Of
it goes TO Gunnlson county mer-
chants, yet Gunnison does not con-
tribute a dollar toward building
these men half way respectable
road That pat Of the road lying in
Gunnison county is in condition too
shameful to mention, but it is evil
IDENTITY true representative Of the
of its claimant.
Hinsdale has done what it could for
these men and outside of meager
taxes derives no benefit whatever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
0lAsLE noyO

froa oes6hs Gag Times.
Rck AsAoney is acting ~ la~
enforcer ssA the n,arshAi's star is
now . tsosIssr Irnament ON his coat
Aiss Rasrtta oi Crystal. who has
besa ,eschisO school At H,gI,more is
With ths Tischhauser family She
10 detsiaed from reaching home be
cause u . sever attack II fnseasl<~.
Co.osssl Claiming r Meek. head
Of the lsIs Marble Co. retarned
ThsssAay fvV~a lis New York Office
Ar As~usNG Is now in the sset in
~ isssssa Il The coMpsay.
Der sosR 10 hndias il 10 sssa,n-
Tag The psoportiuas Of large pump.
kia in Awericss great marble field
In fsct every indication p.ints o. =
bssy sammer fossh estire Crystal
river district
Frank Dickess sad Robert Brown
sFe st the indisa reservation, Utah,
buying ponies. They will drive
their purchase overland t. plscs,
them on the town market Mrs.
Dickens is visitia9 in Rife during
her husbands q absence.
Ars. Csrey's sew bsilding will
be finished DeKt week. She will
follow the ice cream and confectiun-
cry bnsiness 10 ono half Of the store
room and the other half will be
stocked with drsss by druggist
from Lesdville. Office aud lodging
rooms will take up the space on the
second floor.
Ed RoystoN and vile, citizens of
Marble = few years ago, will again
take up their residence here. They
will leave Encinitss, Calf, the first
of May for Redssone. Later they
will move to Marble. NJ. Royston
is to take possession Of the DIR. Full
Ter estate, which includes the build
ing occupied by Kobey.
Mr. Woods and family are back
from thelr winter stay st Chico, Cai.
They report The weather in Northern
California as being unusually severe
having had more rain there during
during the winter than has been
known for Years. Mr.. Evans, wife
and daughter, Hattie will spend
the summer among familiar scenes
and old friends of their former home
Marble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

The Royal Cafe affords the hun
CRY the best opportunity to satisfy
their needs, aud is place where
good llvers congregate. Popular
prices and furnishing, well cooked
meals. b. B. Laahbrook proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
AaanA SAsek Css~svs AsssciaA;ss

The annual meeting Of the Gunni-
con County Stock Growers associa-
ton will he held at the county court
house in Gunnison Saturday, June
3, 1909, at 2 clock p. m.
Officers for the ensuing year will
be chosen also three members Of the
forest reserve advisory board and
other important business transacted
A meeting Of the executive board
will be held ut 10 o'clock the same
day at the stockmen's headquarters
in the Scott Block.
X ii ANDREWS, Pres.
&. l.. STONE, Sec'y.
n,,ttop n.y., Cos la
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
~ = 0

La an account of the production
OF the famous opera Of the "Bohem-
an Girl at Fort Collins by pupils Of
the conservatory of music at the
Colorado Agricultural College. We
note the fpllow,ns about Miss Lulu
Pearson of P,tkin: Mise Lulu
Pearsan no, only has a voice of
beautiful quality. but true dramatic
instinct, aud she displayed plenty
OF hre ~ the gypsy queen Miss
Pearson had q stage presence that
smacked of plenty Of experience
II she has not had it she is an
actress born.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

Our summer advertising com
mences in this 1856 ue and it will paw
you 10 watch our ads this season ~
much if not more than in the past.
GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

COAL COAL, COAL,
parsons & Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

Butter wraps for sale at News-Cham-
piOa once.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
STREET OILI\G.

Did YOU get any, The work is
done till July. About 1890
gallons used at &c per gallon.
Streets oiled: Howard avenue,
Bank, Court, Broadway, Main;
gas house to Peters pond: Mays
vile, depot to Geo. Everett place:
High, Jno. X. Sharp's to Queen
Except one block partiallv.) Lo-
Gust, Makers residence to Wilson
alley, Sycamore: Locust to Clay,
Queen: one square--Locust to
Main. HEAVY rains have since
fallen. Thanks 10 Councilman
Samuels for general supervision.