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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-30
WILLIAMS. RARELETT.

Belton,. Jan. pa marriage that
came somewhat as surprise to their
friends, WAS that OF Miss Mag1al Will
ifa1ns and Mr.. Charles aBramlett,
which took place at Williamson We'd
nesddy. It s, was known that these
young people were going TO be mar
rieh but It was expected that tho we'd
ding woul dhe celebrated here hence
the surprise OF the home folks when
became known that they had stolen
march and were married in another
town. -, go.
The bride is the accomplished and
charming daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. T.
A. Williams and Is a young lady who
has won many friends by her CHARM
ing and cordial q anners. The
groom. is q, prominent soung travel
ing man and has made many friends
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ia Nissod Is.

After the services YeFs oyer one Or
the congregation termed @ Sis wife
Sana said, .;stln my. way 10 church /
picked up 9 puft6B and InE Il III niy
change pcclye where 4 shhd d dltaFs 4. y
cIops. my deaki.' antieI "a u is
wife very much horrffied And yogl
sdropped i into ste collection hasket by
7nlstnkess,
: No. eonfoUnd its = replied her hrs
band PIT IN the qrarteri' idga.
Ssile d ssin, 3 ..i
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-30
LONG STAPLE COST
ilO0RREE iiO0RREE fHlAR DOGBLE
Experiments Show That Short
Staple is Thing for An
derson County

Anderson County farmers, and for
that matter, many people living in
the City of Anderson, are interS,,ted
IN the relative cost of product,o,, Of
long staple cotton and short staple.
therefore, the fact that important
hgures IN this matter have been
made public will be of interest.
John c. Fletcher, of Adamsyille.
mas Tor many years conducted an ex-
perlmental farm for the United States
government, and has made numerous
experiments in varieties of crons.
cultivation and. fertilization. The
farmers institute for his county was
leld at his farm last summer. He
Is recognized as one of the very best
ano enc most practical farmers in South
Mr.. Fletcher has been experiment
ing this year with long and shn,.t
staple cotton, and he sends the Pee
Dee Daily the following statement of
results: -r - y
Long ys. Short Staple.
Your paper has said something
about the. long staple cotton, and I
wish to give you sales of same COM
pared with short staple, sold, The same
day, and win take one of nv tenants,
that had q bale OF, each kind
Sale Of one bale short staple, 140G
pounds seed cotton, bale WEIGHED
63Sh pounds at .13H cents, S7I.3I.
One bale long staple, i40O pounds
seed cotton, bale weighed SeS poi,nds
at 16M cents, 6A.67.
S6.67. ,,e..{.r M .
You will see that if we could make
ae much long staple as short staple,
we viii lose unless we can pet more
Tor its and this year do not thirk
we viii make more than two-thirds
If you think the above sales are
Wortn anything to our people, you
the good of our farmers.
Respectfully yours,
Jno. c.. Fletcher.
Value OF the Seed.
Mr.. Fletcher does not, give Tho
value of the seed in the above state
At the. current prices, the seed from
the long staple bale would have sold
foS apont $3.50, snd the seed from
the short staple aI about, S10.T5; nj
difference c 4:..S in favor of the
;v1g staple.
This would make the total sales
rom the 1400 pounds OF short stapie
cotton 5000; and frssn 14j0 bounds
of long staple, S76.57; leaving s dif-
ference OF $5.52 in Favor Of the short
This does not take into consfdef q.
ton the fact that it costs from 81 90
TO $l.50 more to gin bale OF long
staple than short staple, on account
OF the slower speed and greater car
required. This would about balance
I the extra receipts for the seed.
These figures show that it worIi
have required is cents per pound for
this bale of long staple to bring as
much money as the short staple bale.
he long sssss;lle sss& s,..:y
two thirds as much per acre as the
short staple, it would require nearly
~ cents, or more than twice as
.mueht per pound for an acre OF long
staple to bring the farmer as, much
money as an acre Of short stapie.
This can be briefly demonstrate
from Mr.. Fletcher's figures, as fol
lows = ls' lysl.:9 3: !,
Suppose he gets 2100 pounds of
short staple seed cotton from an
acre: This would WELD S08 pound
of lint which, at 1925 would brin
The long staple acre produces tw
thirds as much; or 1A00 pounds
e seed cotton, which turns out 3s
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BEL ETOINB8T !
81 y "a

Spseinl to The Inteliigencer.
5eitonI Jan. 2S.-.- Il chapel Wedisesa
day morning the second grade enter.
tanned the school With gecitations and
songs. The aHteIsa aihmant was great
W enjoyed by the Whole school.
MAJ as. sssItt q
tered tie Beiton fEigiif school
The sbc$s of the high school are
pIiaetteing every day now Tor tiie
April. 'st'7s sst l 7i'fss e,
ne giris are prkctiefnR basket ball
this week with the discrimination OF
Wrestling s the. game fFem ,sthe Honea
Pet n girls here next. Friday.
MRS. y, p. M9iQr of GreenvilIe spent
yet. ti;sf sgsf ., -, z.
8, Miss l Lsae Ponre Is visiting friends
Misses: Anna Beife lla pSl pean iiis Il
the guest OF Miss Ell ~ iti.ams.
Mics XIII rick OF. An lefe0n Is the
gense 0K MRS. II Al. II liz. ~ /,
|. Mesdamess " r.. Cox. and y. n. Cox
spent Tuesday with Mr.; n u 2. Cox in
Miss Neville CT Clinton. visited Iior
sitter Miss Llap Neville last week. 2
OF the Southern Bell 1z'einpLone Co,
of Anderson were AneiGess YIBItors I'd
town monday. ,s3s.s. 3
+ dauite q number OF, people attended
the allQW Of the Pastime theater given
by the Honea Path nigh school last
nIKlic. ytss; -; q e ~ siiss5 iS 81
lAFF:ss;L.:: Mhss sst,illgAs.. Esaiea slAirIey
Watersand attended tie
SLOW lpsl night. ,,.s a -
DIR. nivyeE az Anderson made d
bpsinEsS trip here this ruoruing.
Quite q lot OF Int rest %ias Inkafl
ia tliil I.cw, MetS car -'sShieIl was re-
ceiyed bs MesprB. Hanks and Cilnd-
siisges Mary. anil Lillian Wi'liams
OF Iltfica rhta are visiting their sisJ.
taT airs Joel Kay is. a., s
iRlFss rsIl 3luTEpws yioFmeriy lnahjis
sef of the Eslton News. was III tuwn
last week We. Morrow II Suffering
from an Attack of throat trou!;I,s Ea:Is.
ea from fever which he had last ,:.,;lr.
His voice Is bGdly affected a it!lis
tikce sIllt his; any rienfIs 8, here l.apc
hsafs he Eill Le fully Tecos4EeI' w.
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PHOTOG OGRAPHER
COMMENDED,
The Following is a. Voluntary
Testimony.

| wish to'sfecommend to my
friends in and around Belton, S.
C., Mr.. ND. Taylor who hasre
Gently settled there. / have
known him and dealt with hin,
for several years and can most
heartily recommend him as one
of the, very be-. citizens and as
a splendid photographer. If you
need any work in his line, give
him a trial and feel sure he will
give you satisfaction.
~ Respectfully,
2. w w. HEiiGT1F HGFf,
Easley S. G, Jan. 2s, 1914.
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Innatsinefions3

sGliey tell ME shat iEs ID fEsAg gI1ztgan.
tllae keeps the doctors sbrisy,' saia The
patient Fs Is4S.ss,. &.
II guess thsgs sight, yepiied the
physician 'gn kepE bsisS tilAlca
* 0Jls iIls which : 4osilsh hly siiS us
: ~ SaiBE 70 ije paid some day Yot.-
iSet8 StaSesinans s
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00g2SsS"osee@0oee %
BOX sUPpER..

There willie Box Sumo, at Can.
tral School House, four miles north
vest of Williamson, Friday eyen;ne,
January Both, beginning at I:3j
O'Clock. The proceeds will 90 for
the benefit Of, the school. The nubl;a
is cordially invited to attend.
The womenSo of Atlanta have started
an anti-smoke campaign. No, gentle
men, not against the delight of yonr
nVes, but against the awful smoke
Ihat hangs over the city, day and
his'n' ~
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since he has been living at geito.
Mr.. and MRS. BrsInlett are spending
their honeymoon IN FLORIDA where
they will visit several points OF In.
teFest before returning TO Belton.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-30

Women OF Chicago have brought "a
o complaint against the ytoing places
OF that city. Womap's suffrage is 60
ing to clean mp ReVeFsI things.
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So e - s,

After ex I've q SEARCH "a s,aS5s
4 faiHdns Frepc6 6c!entsst d aA q Is,.
.aelldea d Diet stisieI ~ 4 III ttat seslp
meets and Sef 6bIes a8 { Is ffof
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-30

Fashion reports say that men s
Clothes are to be worn tighter this
season. This means that the poor
man will have TO grow fatteF.
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SALTS IS IR
KIDNEYS OUT ! / MlEIAT a |
FHlRR TIE y ys af OJlce HIlen Rack
huEts or HAD der sl0t tlieFs Aelis 35s
foTIsiB tssge aeI..s.. !.

.
No man or woman who eats meat
ne aEiS can, make mistake By hiisfi-
Ing She kidneys occasona ally. says q
we'll known authority. Neat forms
0iIFjc acid which clogs the Kidney
pores 30 they siuggishiy filter pE
strain only part og tile waste and
gpisons from blood, then yop get sick,
Nearly aIf Theufhf ITEM, headaches,
liver trouble, tieryousf ess, si:.
tion; dizSinesS; sleapi piessnessa bladder
disorders cbrle from siuggish kid
{ fieyg.s {.
The nlarnent yen tel d ft.il ache
i 81 the kidheys or your BHc ID hurts, 6F
~ the urine Is clEadys Offensive. flifI
sof aedlmef1&s irregular OF passage or
attended by sensation Gf col isiiy.
+ sex about four otlr,les of JaI salts
I from any feIiaolk pharmacy and u sge
:Iii "a espoonfSii in q kiass or water
Z hef6se bgea fast for & few aays and
SOUR ktaaeVR sgill kIlca net One. Tllik
fnllella altg n sla from the aclS
81 EEapes and enl0h iIcc. 3
7lkia 1lthia aEQ n5sy Deez llsfu sssIr iissil-
efntiolls 20 Alisl COS q enry b ana
sfilE Silats tlicssi 90 aSf q leo %
We The Ecide 81 urine 50 e no
Ion ger isee rrlt lell, thug ending
Wed der diEot d Af 81.
"a Jau It's IS mex Igs SlEie ~
! not ifs ma Es8 3. & agsil fet,7
YpsceIst Iftf nfRt sISsk afafEh .asi
4 ffkgal ar r1est eateEh GhGjild ie 40 q
sEid ttsn ~ keep eSg clean
sefiollg siS1e
: =
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T'ite statement made by Mrs. Gag.
rie ghnpinan Gait that The alitfrsslsts
tear mp the old constit titrtiOn ana lnaks
y new one 10 suiE The .t.canse. 2
Shades OF orr ancestorsi
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RESOURCES i.
Loans and Discounts :, 1922, 2,Q72.73
Furniture and Fixtures 1856. Co
Due from Banks and
Bankers -. 80. :. 17,I65.19
Crrrency -, s.s. -. 12,7Ss.00
SILVER and Other MinSf; Coin 1.os$.sS $ss
:j,a j i LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In, 8 $4,000. 90
Surplus. Fund ....5..,.... 10000. 90
Undivided Profits, less Current s.,
Expenses and Taxes Pd.. 10,24s. 90
Individual Deposits Subject
~ Check .:.s 119,41L5f.
Savings DeRosits ........ l26,37g.I8t
Certified Checks ....it..- 5G.5Ii
Cashiers Checks .:.. -. S02.79
TOTAL 80. s;.,,,. 855, ,Bss .78
- STATE !. OF SOUTH. CAROLINA, s 5
Comfy OF Anderson. -
Before me came John a. Hudgens,
Cashier OF the bove named bank,,RIip.
being duly sgegpt says that the aboYe
condition Of sad bank as shown by
the books Of said ;bsplT. = T'5 $
i.4st 4 sS, 81 ,3ohn A, Hpdgens
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me me
this 20 the day Of Jannary. l9l = :. 3
81 z a Lee. Blake,
Correct Attest:, .. 1
81. i. j, ;PelZer, Jr, - q
S.lytsaE5fis ai sITsSfsis f5sts ~. ezsss z. -
Ellison A, Smythy
S-i n; sJ1DIRfSCTlRS
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Tas Sos = to (lneB si0t lis6IE So, 1yili
loes sossli assf tle -, =siif 80 8 8
IsVs 1o.si q ssisss i.s s. CSC.
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Statsmsnt, q. tie C0paitien of
THE .CHIC9RA BANK,

located at Pelzer, s. c., at the close
of business January Is, 1914.
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!. TYPE

and yolI cay q l "a 81 s.
tse time 90 tseY iIe ySll
turn out the III 9 tFld b
class 6f SoS
Si6ll our 81 7 s; b: b
and yoiI viii
We. sell all ot ier mi ISe gS1
Hre .bllslE b lsa
mae ellines, b s. 6
other make ma chin
our work is done by iir 4
class exl1 ems 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18
LIQUOR Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Liquor Reg ulatfon to whom was re-
ferred an ordinance entitled An ordi-
nance 20 amend Section Alb OF Chapter
ISL OF the Compiled Ordinances of the
City OF Detroit for the year 1912" re-
spectfully report that said ordinance
IL presented Tor the purpose of remov-
ing from the liquor restricted district
the premises known as Isl Second
street. and your Committee seeing no
objection thereto. recommend that said
ordinance. presented by AID. Heating
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. HEATING.
CHAS. w. BURTON.
ANTHONY NOWC,
JACOB GUTHARD.
Accepted
The ordinance was then placed on
the order OF third reading.
Third Reading OF Ordinance.
The title 10 the ordinance was read
third time.
The ordinance was then read.
The question being shall this ordi-
nance now pass The ordinance was
passed. a majority OF the Aldermen
present voting therefor as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow.
Bell. Burton, De Galan, Dill. Field.
Fr, iwald, Goldner, Guthard; Hindle,
yakel, Heating. Knapp: Lempke. Lodge.
schemansky. skrzycki. Thompson. War.
tell Wilson and the President Pro
Tenn rs.
Nays-None.
The title to the ordinance was con-
firmed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18

structed to draw a warrant upon the
proper fund In favor OF Jos. Kruszyn-
ski, for the sum OF s5-32. being the
amount OF general city taxes, on VAL
uation OF $4,000, levied against Lot
?. Block II, Brushs SUBJ" etc. for the
year 1914, e. =. Thirty ifth street CIV.
ls. r $3.50, said property being owned
by the city and used by the Board OF
Education for site for school building,
upon presentation OF the proper re-
ceipt showing said taxes for said year
TO have been paid; and be II further
Resolved. That the City Controller be
and he is hereby authorized and in
structed 10 draw a warrant upon the
proper fund I'm favor OF Frank Miotke
for the sum OF $l753 being the
amount Of general city taxes, 1on val
uation OF $4,000. levied against Lot
]. Block II. Brush's sub" e s. Thirty
NTH street Wv. 16, Z. $3.50. for the
year 1914, said property being owned
by the city and used by the Board OF
Education for site for school building.
upon presentation OF the proper re-
ceipt showing said taxes for said year
To have been paid.
Adopted as follows;
feas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow.
Blci, Burton. lie Galan, Dill. Field,
Freiwald. 6oldner. Guthard Hindle
Jakel, Keating. Knapp, Lempke, Lodge.
Move OBrien, owen. Reinhardt Rutter
Schemansky, Skfzycki Thompson. War
tell Wilson and the President Pro
Tem--2S.
Nays-None
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18
LIQUOR Reou,atIon

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemeu--Your Committee On
Liquor Regulation to whom was re-
ferred the applications and bonds OF
Frank Janiszewski for transfer from
742 ST. Antoine street to 25S Garfield
avenue East and OF Leon Kurcza binski
for transfer from 259 Garfield avenue
east to l0l1 Dubois street and the APP
plications OF Dennis q. Walters for
transfer from 273 Second avenue to
Isl Second avenue and OF Jos. Schlitz
Brewing Co.. Inc. for transfer of ware
house license from Is Eighth street to
32+ West Jefferson avenue. respectfully
report we have had the same under
consideration and seeing no objection
thereto, recommend that the above ap-
plications and bonds be approved. We
also recommend the approval OF bond
OF Albert Krimmel. covering transfer
from s32 Orleans street TO $500 Jeffer-
son avenue east the application for
which was approved on the 10Th inst.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w. BURTON.
MAURICE j. HEATING,
ANTHONY NOwC,
JACOB GUTHARD.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Ycas-Ald. Allan. Barnett Behlow.
Blsil Burton. De Galan, Dill. Field.
Freiwald Goldner. Guthard, Hindle.
Jakel. Heating. Knapp. Lempke, Lodge,
Nowc. O'BrieE Owen. Reinhardt. Rutter.
'Schemansky. Skrzycki. Thompson. War
tell Wilson and the President Pro
TENTS.
Nays-None F
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ss % 81 inslusiys Of Block 10. ste.
q Bella Hubbard's snb." stea W. =
s vlnsms0d sss'r vs,u. % it,,SOO' sn'
wesson and ingsrsoli's sub. OF P Q.
III. =. OF Michigan avenue" n. ., Nor
sisssi, Valuation 5000. "a" ~
sh SssRsT'n Park rat sub d Ss ana
lb2," 9. =. Beividere avenue CIV. II. Z.
800, amount s24ss. valuation t.-
Mrs. c. Nnner-sN a625 II, Of 10, Al,
tween the Chicago and Grand River
Roads" W. $. sixteenth street. Nv. 10,
& 3ts). amount slLl4. valuation
and e = tSsth ei,y Controller
be and he Is hereby authorised and in
structed TO draw a warrant upon the
proper fund In favor OF Z, Merrimsn
for the sum of SPLIT, being the
added at the rate OF s per cent. FOR
certificate OF title issued against IN
25.25 II. OF lot All, Sub. OF that part
OF p. G. a. lying between the Chicago
teenth street. Tenth Ward. upon sur.
render OF certificate OF title No, 2l4l
issued him by the City Treasurer by
reason OF the non-payment OF general
erty being owned by Mrs c. Miller
and certificate redeemed on the
grounds Of charity.
Adopted as follows:
YSas.Ad Allan, Barnett, Be A.,O,S
Freiwald. Goldner. Guthard, Hindle,
Jakel, Heating, Knapp, Lempke, Lodge,
Movie. o'Brien, owen, ReInhardt Rutter.
sshem w,;sSn h Pressnt pro
Tennis.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-18
NOTICE ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. -. 1874.
Paving Notice No. 1879.

To J. Koppitxi. w. Mossnick, J. scs-
yspanski, +. o. c. Korr, c. Blodsko.
Bertha Poncka. John Monnipg, Frank
Liss Anna Stephanowski, p. Rohlman,
Fred T. Schultx, JOS. #. Majeska. Cath
crime Neumann. ]. Hebels. ". Macie-
tewski III L obess A Nswic, La,
sps f Bors fss.r 'l Rolf
MAX, Mrs Peter KuJawa, l.. Schmidt.
J. Pohnaski, A. KrzyndsinslSi, jacob
Eland, Jos, Zarewski, J. Cohalskf, ia
cob Riband. Aug. Wittbrodt. and to AL
other persons owning. occupyinR or
otherwise interested in any OF the lots
and parcels Of real estate in the local
assessment district established by the
penses Of grading and paving the Al
ley within the Boundaries herein set
forth.
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. 3ss. being all the
alleys between Chene street. 0randy.
Canneld and Garfield avenues, and In
now open TO inspection at this Office.
days from the first publication OF this
notice for the inspection OF all con-
cerned. All lots or parcels OF land
AUDITING on or adjoining the alley 90
described. have been assessed for such
Improvement.
The Board Of Assessors will meet on
Tuesday. the 2!th day OF November.
1914. at o'clock a. m. at their office
in the City Hall. and will remain I'm
session for "A period Of six hours TO
hear any person or persons desiring
to object TO any assessment so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-1027 President
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street Openings.

TO the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlsmen-Your Committee on
street Openings TO whom was referred
the petition OF the Detroit United Rail-
way (lsSl) asking for the vacation OF
public alleys adjoining their property
at the northwest corner or DIX ana
Livernois. respectfully report teat we
have had the same under consideration
and find that while the ID. u. X. does
not own all or the property abutting
the alley proposed TO be vacated sald
petitioner Is willing to deed sufficient
property TO make an adequate turn
around for the accommodation OF the
land on the alley not included In the
tract owned ~ the .; =. n * and your our
rangement TO serve the ends OF oil con-
cerned to the best advantage recon-
mend that the alley be vacated as re-
resolution TO that end.
GODFREY FRElWALD.
GEO. A. OWEN,
FRED w. KNAPP,
PATRICK OBRIEN
Accepted. and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered.
BY Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That IAN of the public al
ley. 20 feet wide, lying north OF and
adjoining the north line OF lots 247 and
sts and between the West Vest line %, OF s ats
plat OF Daniel Scotten's re-subdivtsion
OF Private Claim SO and the east part
OF Private Claim 26s. lying between
Fort street and Dix road or avenue.
also. ''all OF the public alley. 20 feet
wide. extending 10 feet north from
the north line OF Dix avenue and lying
west of the west line OF lot Eat. sub
division last mentioned" be and the
same are hereby vacated;
Provided, That petitioner deeds TO the
City OF Detroit An that part Of Pri.
commencing at n point In the west line
of Ltvernois avenue said point being
1914 feet north Is degrees west from
the intersection of said line with the
north line OF Dix avenue. thence north
2s degrees west along the west line OF
I.ivernois avenue l1.04 feet 10 point:
west casa feet to a point; thence soush
2 degrees SIS minutes east 10 feet;
thence nnrth 81 degrees 05 minutes
east along the north line OF the exist
ing public alley 47.47 feet TO the place
OF manning: and further
Provided. That said petitioner pays
Into the City Treasurer any expense
in the construction OF paving. side
walks crosswalks, etc. within the
lines OF the said vacated alley. as may
be certified TO BY the City Engineer.
adoption hereof. otherwise the same
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow.
Biol. Burton, De Galan, Dill, Field,
Fre.walc, GcIdner. Guthard, Hindle,
Jakef Reating. Knapp. Lempke, Lodge.
Nowc o.Brfen. Owen R Ttn,ra, R ute.
tell. Wilson and the President Pro
TENS
Nays--None.
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under consideration and inasmueh as
petitioners are the owners OF AL al :
jacent property, will cause no ineon-
owners Of property In the Vicinity. and
can zee no objection TO the vacation
Of the part Of said street rs9uet, e sa
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Accepted and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered;
BY AID. Freiwald:
Elizabeth street described as follows
Commencing mt a point on the south
sriy line OF Elizabeth street. said point
being distant 99Sos y. east 81 the east.
easterly along the southeriy line or
Elizabeth street, t2,2o feet TO the east
erly line OF the I. Moran farm: thence
gss to- the ssS ais as Of a' public
alley, thence southwesterly on the line
OF said public alley 5s.65 e. 10 the
point OF beginning." be and the same
Providod, That petitioners pay into
the City Treasury whatever expense
may have been incurred by the city In
the matter OF constructing paving
within the lines OF the portion OF Eliza
beth street hereby vacated. as may be
certified by the City Engineer. within
so days from the date OF the adoption
OF this resolution.
Adopted as follows:
Ysas-Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow
Rleil Burton. De Gslan, Dill Field
F'reiwald Goldner, Guthard, Hindle
Jakel. Heating Knapp. Lempke, Lodge
Nowc. o. Brien, Owen Relnhardt. Rutter
Schemars sky. skrzyckl. Thompson, War
tell, Wilson and the President Pro
e NSays&Nona