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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
GRID RACE is ON
Football Circus in Three Rings
Shows Today.
All Big Teams Appear for Their
First Clashes.
MOST GAMES ARE SET-UPS
None Of the Big Schools Have
Real Opposition.
Missouri and Kansas Squads in
Action at Home.
MOST GAMES ARE SET-UPS

New York. Oct. 2.-The 1920 foot
ball crop makes its first real peep
above the ground today.
While a few games were staged last
week. the official debut is set for to-
day with every college of importance
in the east in action.
Yale, Princeton, Army, Navy, Cor
nell, Dartmouth, Colgate. Fordham,
Williams and Columbia set their ma
chinery in motion for the first time.
The schedule consists chiefly of set
aps," but il the variety of upsets that
made 1919 such a chaotic affair hangs
over for this season, some surprises
may result.
West Virginia is taking on Lehigh
and seems to have one of the hardest
jobs on the card. Yale may have trou-
BILE with Carnegie Tech, as the Blue
squad is untried. but Harvard, with
Maine. Princeton with Swarthmore,
Pennsylvania with Bucknell, Syracuse
with Vermont, and Cornell with Ro-
chester. are ready for victory games.
Missouri valley Race Starts.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE fight
for the Missouri valley football cham
plonship formally opens today.
9The fields were chalk lined and
practically every big valley eleven will
swing into this afternoon. Today's
games were to be only sl<irmishes as
compared with struggles ahead as
each conference team was 10 De Up
posed by a smaller eleven, which
usually follows the path to defeat.
The Missouri Tigers and Kansas
Jayhawkers open at home. Manhat-
tan. Ames, st. Louis, Grinnell and Des
Moines also were to be the scene of
action for conference teams.
Big Ten Gets Under Way.
Chicago, Oct. Big middle west
ern schools will don their football ltogs
for initial Eridiron clashes today.
Tho all members of the big Ten
conference will not be under way for
at least another week, several mem
bers of the conference will make their
1920 debut today.
Interest centers on the game at
Bloomington. Ind. between Indiana
and Iowa. The Hawkeye aggregation
Is touted as championship caliber.
With the Hoosiers feeling pretty good
over their Al to 0 win over franklin
a week ago. a hot game is expected.
Altogether seven conference teams
are playing today. Six of these are
tasting their first gridiron struggle OF
tho wear.
Michigan. Chicago and Illinois get
unGcr way next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
BACK PAY TO PURCHASERS.
Merchant Cuts Overcoat Prices and
Refunds on Ones Already Bought

Youngstown, O.. Oct. 2.-Advertise-
ments of a well known Youngstown
mems clothing merchant today an
nounced not only a reduction in the
price of all overcoats but a refund to
the same extent on those already pur-
chased at the store this season.
Suits are reduced 20 per cent but
without refund
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
T0DAY'S FOOTBALL CARD

East.
Harvard vs. Maine at Cambridge.
Princeton vs.. Swarthmore at Princeton.
Yale VS.. Carnegie Tech at New Haven.
Army VS.. Union at West Point.
Navy VS.. North Carolina State at Annap-
oils
Columbia VS.. Trinity at New York
Cornell VS.. Rochester at Ithaca.
Pennsylvapia VS.: Bucknell at philadelphia.
Dartmouth VS.. Norwich at Hanover.
Brown VS.. Amherst al Providence.
| Colgate vs. Susquehanna at Hamilton.
Syracuse VS.. Vermont at Syracuse.
Pittsburgh VS.. Geneva at beaver Falls -
Penn. Stnte VS.. Gettysburg at State Col
lege.
Rutgers VS.. Maryland at New Brunswick.
west.
Bethany VS.. Ohio University at Parkers.
bnrg.
Butler VS.. Wittenburg at Indianapolis
Case VS.. Denison ut Cleveland.
Center vs.. Morris Harvey at Danville.
Detroit vs. Du ouesne at Detroit
Drake vs. Simpson at Des Moines.
Iowa State VS.. Coe at Ames.
Kansas VS.. Emporia Normal at Law
renee
Marquette vs. Carroll at Milwaukee.
Michigan Aggie VS.. Albion at East Lans-
ing.
Minnesota vs. North Dakota at Mime
apolis.
Missouri VS.. Missouri Wesleyan at Co.
lumbia.
Nebraska VS.. Washburn at Lincoln.
Indiana VS.. Iowa at Bloomington.
Northwestern Vs. Knox at Evanston.
Notre Dame VS.. Kalamazoo at Notre
Dame.
| Ohio State VS.. Ohio Wesleyan at Column
bus
Wisconsin VS.. Lawrence at Lawrence.
South. s4-.
Alabama VS.. Marion Institute at Tusca-
loosa.
Alabama Ply VS.. Howard at Auburn.
Baylor VS.. Austin at Waco.
Georgia VS.. Oglethorpe at Atlanta.
Rice Institute VS.. Trinity university at
Houston.
Tennessee vs. Maryville at Knoxville.
Texas VS.. Southwestern at Austin.
Vanderbilt Birmin CHAM Southern at
Nashville.
lottesyille.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
TWO TIED FOR GOLF TITLE.
Both Bobby Jones and Jim Barnes
Have 1853 Score for First Two Rounds.

Have 156 Score for First Two Rounds.
Atlanta. Ga, Oct. BOBBY Jones,
Atlanta amateur. and Jim Barnes. st.
Louis professional, were tied for the
lead when play was resumed here to-
day in the southern open golf tourna-
ment. Both had 156 for the first two
rounds. The championship will be de-
cided today with the playing of 36
holes and will be determiped by total
scores for the three days 'of the tour
nament.
in seven strokes of the lead when to-
days play began. Harry Hampton of
Richmond. Va, had score of 157.
while ]. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta,
and Willie Kidd. of Minneapolis, were
tied with 15S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
new BALI RULES
Final Tribunal of Citizens for
National Pastime.
Major League Owners Hope to
Clean the Game.

Chicago, Oct. DIFFERENTIATION of
baseball, with a commission composed
of men of the type of General Per-
shing, william H. Taft, and Judge
considered today by owners of major
league baseball teams.
The plan has been approved by
Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the
White Sox; John u. McGraw. part
owner of the New York Giants: Will
liam Veeck, president of the Chicago
Cubs; Barney Dreyfus. owner of the
Pittsburgh Pirates. and John A. Heyd-
Ter, president of the National league.
Ban johnson, president of the Amer
lean league, said he had not been con-
suited
Those backing the reorganization
idea planned to put it before the base
ball magnates after the world series
this year. Scandals in baseball re-
sulting in indictments being voted
FASTENED action.
An official announcement of the
new plan said it would be acted on at
meeting in November at Kansas City
when minor leaguers gather.
Under the proposed plan, the COM
mission would attempt to arrange a
working agreement between minor
and major league teams.
Members of the commission would
be paid the highest salaries of any
one in baseball Their salaries
would be provided for in dividing the
world series money. Their decisions
would be renewable.
In selecting commission members,
the aim would be to secure men with
no financial connections with the
game and of character above possible
suspicion.
While the plan of reorganization
was being considered today. the grand
jury investigating baseball crookedness
had recessed until Monday.
Gambling in the National league will
be Investigated next week. States At
torney Hoyne has returned from New
he announced will result in indict-
ments against three players which are
not members of the White Sox team
and a number of gamblers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
"A st AS ItWz
Attic heayter''
Byki.

AT lnG eHEdLkOs
1t was a rather slim house that greeted
the first curtain of the three performance
run of Little Women at the Grand last
night The manager of the company forgot
to advertise bathing chorus and jazz
program and in CONSEQUENCE, only those
who had read the story by Louisa NJ. Al
colt appeared at the receiving end.
As a matter of fact it Is sweet story,
well staged and fairly well acted that Is
being offered. In some places the work or
the east Is a bit amatuerish but otherwise.
the show is good. 1t is comedy drama OF
the times when girl was disgraced If she
showed her knees in public. the days of
to finish. The producers are to be con-
graduated on the fact that they have sacrI-
feed nothing to the demand for Jazz,
etcetera and are making their production
realistic
BY far the hardest part of the cast Is
that of Amy and Is carried by a girl well
known in Topeka, Miss Louise Jane Camp
bell. wisp of girl, just the sort one
would agine Amy to be- The work or
Earl Altaire as Theodore Laurence is spe-
eially commendable.
At The Isis.
Thrills, lots Of EN- and comedy, too. that
is AN American Aristocrat," In which
Doug Fairbanks appears at the Isis for
the last two days Of this week. 1t started
yesterday. The story is of the young nan
Of rather common parentage who falls IN
love with one of the f. +. VS. whose father
make himself worthy Of her and make an
aristocrat of himself before she can marry
him. He fills the bill and in doing goes
thru some wonderful adventures
It is true Fairbanks stuff. Never coulu
see It as being anything SO avfully greas.
but there are lots of people who just eat up
anything Of Doug's so what Is the use pam
ming it!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays hero--GroTer Cleveland Alex
nnder. The Cub star beat the Cardinals In
a II Inning game, to ..
Cleveland made sure of at least tie In
the pennnnt race by splitting even in d
double bill with the Tigers. Sewell, the
new Indian shOrtstop. threw the ball away
and lost the first game 8 to 4. Caldwell
won the second game. 10 to J.
The reconstructed White Sox couldn't hit
behind poor pitching and the Browns beat
them. 3 to g.
The Senators walloped the Athletics, 10 to
The Brooklyn regulars beat the Giants
4 to 3 in the first game, but a team OF
second string men lost the second game, 4
10 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
IT'S LAST CHANGE FOR SOX
MUST Start Winning Streak Today d
Lose League Pcnnant Hopes.

St. Louis, Oct 2.-The spotless
SQUAD OF Chicago White Sox was to
make a final bid for the American
league pennant today in their game
here with the Browns.
The purified lineup performed well
yesterday, but Faber and Hodge were
unable to Withstand the slaughter of
Brown batters, and the SoX We're de-
feated. s to 6.
A victory for the SoX today and to-
morrow will keep them in second
place. and if Cleveland loses one of the
two tussles with Detroit, the Chi
cagoans will go into tie for the lead.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
StdteJournal
lBq 'quf9iffifolnes-

third base. Jimmy Johnston, brother
of Doc" Johnston. has made good
after being switched from the out
field, but he isn't capable of the cali
Der of play of the veteran Clevelander.
Gardner is rated by most pitchers as
the most dangerous batter in the
league and he is a brilliant, smart
fielder.
On the offensive it would seem that
the Brooklyn infield is superior by a
slight shade and inferior to Cleveland
on the defense. However, the Indians
have a smoother working combination
and one that can be depended upon
more in a pinch.
1t seems on the whole that the in
field honors must be given to Cleve-
land.
Kansas Football Results.
Coach Listens Baker university
team defeated the William Jewell
team from Liberty, Mo-, in a hard
fought game Friday afternoon by the
score of to 0. William Jewell was
outfought by the Baldwin team
The Haskell Indians showing yes
terday was big disappointment to the
followers of the Redskins. DR.. Gar
field Weede slipped up to Lawrence
with the Pittsburg Normal team and
tied the Braves. The final score was
IA to Il. This game was-very ragged
and the fumbles occurred on nearly
every down. The Indians will have to
take a considerable brace If they ex-
pect to make any kind of a showing in
their future games.
College of Emporia started out by
defeating Paramount 8 to o. Friends
sprung a surprise by trimming Beth
any 81 to O.
The Topeka high school defeated
the Leavenworth high school yester-
day at Leavenworth 81 to 0. After be-
ing outplayed in the first quarter the
Topeka boys rallied and were going
like a million dollars at the end of the
game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
IN THE SQUARED RING

Cleveland, Oct 2-Benny Leonard, light
weight champion, and Jack Britton, holder
OF the welterweight title. will make an
other attempt to get together In the ring
for the scheduled ten-round bout at Ameri-
can league park hrere tonight. The bout
originally set for last Thursday night, was
twice postponed because of the cold, rainy
weather. Both champions are keeping in
condition, working out az gymnasiums.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
BOTH BABY'S FEET CUT OFF.
Father Moving Cane Did Not Sec
Three Year-O at Play.

Concordia, Kan, oct. 2.-Garrett
Davidson, a farmer. near Glasco. in
Cloud county, moving cane near the
farm home, cut off both feet of his
little 3-year-old daughter, Irene. The
little girl had apparently been playing
in the cane and it being high the ia
Their did not notice her until the tragic
accident had occurred. = The mower
blade caught the child and severed
both feet.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
STATE TREASURY
REPORT SHOWS
A REDUCTION
Fourth installment OF the Income
Assessment Must BE Paid
ON Time Appointed.

According TO announcement. con
tanned in a letter from the commits
Oner OF Internal revenue service al
lsOise. 10 the Internal revenue collect
az. impression appearing 10 be wide
spread. that there is allowed 10 days
grace ON the fourth installment OF IN
come tax. Is erroneous.
Commissioner W. NJ. Williams
makes the following explanation OF
tne operation OF the income tax law
a. il relates TO this point OF payment
1t appears that some taxpayers
believe that they have ten days
grace ON the fourth installment OF
Inc income and excess profits taxes
due December Is. Such provision
act. but was removed by the revenue
act OF 1918. No extension can be
granted under the law.
In order that this impression may
be corrected. II Is desired that the
widest publicity be given 10 the fol-
lowing statement:
december j 9Th is the last day for
the payment OF the fourth install
ment Ol the income and excess prof
its taxes due this year. To avoid pen
atty. the tax must be In the offices
OF collectors OF internal revenue or
branch offices by midnight Of that
date.
Inquiries reaching the commits
sioner OF internal revenue indicate Il
belief that taxpayers have ten days
grace on this installment. Such pro-
vision was contained in the 1917
revenue oct. but was removed by the
revenue act OF 1918.
Bills will be sent TO taxpayers.
but failure to receive bill does not
relieve the taxpayer OF his obllga-
ton"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23

property or tract OF land fronting
on said alley south OF Block Thirty
500. above mentioned. all OF said
acres, tracts. lots and blocks above
mentioned and described being In
and Of the Final aud Anne lded Plat
Of the Village oi Filler Idaho. as the
same IS shown b. the official plat
thereof 81 record ia Plat hook az
PAGE Al IN the office 81 the Record.
~ OF Twin Falls County Idaho. aud
Lots One co 20 Twelve ll2l. inclu-
sive, ga Block one iil. aud Lots
One u TO Twelve fi2l inclusive.
oi Block Two 80. aud Loss one ca
10 .ts-two t59b Exclusive. OF
hioch 'tree go o, MUNYON'S Subdi-
vision to said Village oi Filler, as
the same Is shown by the official
Plat of said subdivision. of record in
the Recorders office uf Twin Falls
County Idaho; and Lots One ill 10
Fifteen tial. inclusive. oi Johnson 3
Subdivision To the said Village OF
Filler. "a the same Is shown by the Of
iiciai plat thereof ol record la the OF
lice OF the Recorder ol Twin Falls
County Idaho. Lots one ga 10 Fif-
teen tl5l. inclusive. oi Weaver
f"HtNNt t"tWA ~ AAAN NNAAkN NA INANI.
as the same H. shown by the offieia
plat thereof in the Recorders office
oi Twin Falls County Idaho.
Section 2. The assessment. as we'll
as the cost aud eNnenss OF such Sow
erafe Improvement. provided FOR
herein shall he assess. Il upon. ana
shall De lien upon. all OF the lots
~. "A .a4a
uated ia said improvement district
each lot. tract. acre or parcel of land
being separately assesSed for the
fun debt thereof. Ia proportion 10
the b nefit 10 the property 60 be
benefited. sufficient To cover the "a.
tai expense and cost OF such work or
construction of said Improvement
Which assessment and lien shall also
cover and include the expense ana
cost ol the portion OF such sewerage
improvement made in the spac,
formed by the junction or intersec
tions OF streets and alleys aud Ia the
spact opposite alleys. Ia the district
TO be improved. and such cost and
expense for the improvement OF
such functions or intersections. shall
be borne equally by and apportioned
among the owners Of ali property
lots. tracts. acres and parcels Of land
within the said improvement district
IN proportion 10 the benefits derived
from said sewerage Improvement
and the cost and expense thereof and
the assessment roll shall contain the
assessment OF such costs aud expenses
against all OF said property. accord.
ineiy aud the same shall be lien
thereon.
Section 6 The estimated cost OF
said sewerage Improvement aud OF
The said lateral sewers n as follows.
AS shown by the estimates Of the en-.
ginecr for the Village OF Filler. and
according Ia his plans aud specified.
lions on fue Ia the office of the VII
LACE Clerk OF said village.
For the lateral provided for By
tal 81 Section 3 herein.
The sum of Eleven Thousand. -Four
Hundred ThirtA-nine tSil.f3gfGD I
and $4,000 Dollars
For the lateral provided for hy
tbl OF Section 3 herein.
he sum OF Nine Thousand Eight
Hundred Seventy-nlne lSs,S7a.64l I
and Gfin0 Dollars
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23

by the official plat thereof OF record
in the Recorders office OF Twin Falls
County. Idaho. thence running due
north al, near or upon the boundary
lines between Lots Eleven tll and
Twelve ll2}. and the line between
Lots Nine go and Ten tl0l and the
line between Lots Seven 90 and
Eight iSl. and the line between Lots
Five 81 and Six 90, and the line be-
tween Lots Four 90 and Three 60.
and the line between Lots One ll
and Two l2l all OF said Block One
tl) OF said Munyon's Subdivision.
and thence running through that
tract OF land fronting ON the alley
az the rear OF Block TWEEN ny eight
2Sl OF said Final and Amended Plat
OF Filler. 10 point la the alley az
the rear OF Lot Four "a Of said
Block Twenty-eight t2S). last above
described. where said lateral sewer
shall connect with that lateral or
sub-sewer described IN and provided
for in paragraph tdl OF this section
OF this ordinance.
Section 4. The boundaries OF said
proposed Improvement district shall
be the boundaries OF:
Block One 90. Block Two 81.
Block Three t3l. Block Four ca.
Block Five t5l. Block Six CO..
Block Seven 90. Block Eight Isl.
Block Nine 90. Block Ten tlOD.
Block Eleven ID. Block Twelve
I2l. Block Thirteen U3D. Block
Fourteen Cl4. Block Fifteen ti5D.
Block Sixteen l6D. Block Seven
teen 40. Block Eighteen uSl.
Block Nineteen ti9l. Block Twenty
l2O). Block Twenty-one (2ID Block
Twenty-Five t22l. Block Twenty
three $3.50. Block Twenty four t24l
Block Twenty-Five (25), Block Tween.
ty-six (26l, Block Twenty-seven t27)
Block Twenty eight t2SD. Block
Twenty-nine C2gl. Block Thirty
t3ob. Block Thirty-one t3D. Block
Thirty-two 1922 and Block Thirty
three t33); and that property front
inf on the alley south of the above
mentioned Block Twenty-eight t2S):
that property fronting on the alley
south of the above mentioned Block
Twenty-nine t2sl. and that property
fronting ON the alley south OF the
above mentioned Block Thirty t3Ol.
Acre Tracts or Lots One % TO
NfAtN -llNt - - inclusive acre
Tracts or Lots Twenty-six t26D TO
Thirty 900. inclusive: Acre Tracts
or Lots Thirty-one t3lD. 10 Thirty
four t34D. inclusive. Acre Tracts or
Lots Thirty-five $3.50 TO Thirty-eight
4 3N). inclusive; Acre Tracts or Lots
rhirty-nine 1897 10 Forty-two l42J.
inclusive, all the above described be-
ing OF the the Final and Amended
Plat OF the Village. OF Filler. Idaho,
as the same is shown by the official
plat thereof Of record In Plat Book I
az page IL in the office of the Re
cordcr OF Twin Falls County. Idaho.
and the boundaries OF Block One "a.
Block Two ~, and Block Three 80
OF Munyon's Subdivision to the VII
lage OF Filler, as the same T. shown
by the official plat thereof OF record
In the Recorders office OF Twin
Falls county. Idaho. and Lots One
tl) To Fifteen tl5). inclusive. OF
Iohnson's Subdivision TO the Village
Of Filler. as the same Is shown by the
official plat thereof OF record IN the
Recorder office OF Twin Falls
County. Idaho. and Lots One Gl 10
Fifteen 49,. inclusive. OF Meaver's
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23

subdivision 10 the Village of Filler.
as the same Is shown by the official
plat thereof OF record ia the Re-
cOrder's office OF Twin Falls County.
Idaho. and the boundaries OF that
property or tract of land located al
the north side of Front street. OF said
Village. from the east side OF Union
Avenue 10 the west side OF Fair Ave
nue.. in said village of Filler
And the property 10 be included Ia
said Improvement district Is as fol-
lows.
Lots One 90 10 sixteen llsb. In
elusive. OF Block One tiJ; Lots One
ca 10 Sixteen 40. Inclusive OF
block Two ga. Lots One ca To
Thirteen flSl inciuaiye OF Block
Three t3l; Lots one CD 10 sixteen
tlSl. inclusive. of Block Four 60.
lots One ca TO sixteen U6l. in-
elusive. of Block Five 60; Lots One
tD TO Thirteen ti2l inclusive. OF
Block Six 60; Lots one I) 10
Twelve N2i. Inclusive. OF BLOCK
Seven ga. Lots One tll To Fifteen
$50. Inclusive. 81 Block Eight 80:
Lots One ca 10 Sixteen l6l. in
elusive, OF Block Nine tsl: Lots One
90 10 Thirty-two ls2l. inclusive. OF
Block Ten b0ls Lots One lll -
Ihirty-two la2l. inclusive. OF Block
Eleven an; Lots One tn 20 Tween
v-six t26l, inclusive. of BLOCK
Twelve (l2l: Lots One ll) 10 Tween
iy-four t2I. inclusive. OF Block
Thirteen ll3l: Lots One Dl 10
Twenty-nine (29l. inclusive, of Block
Fourteen D4l; Lots one fil 10
Thirty-two t32l. inclusive. OF Block
Fifteen tibl. Lots One % TO
Twenty-fonr (24b. inclusive. OF
Block Sixteen il6l: Lots One G)
TO Twenty-four l24I inclusive. OF
Block Seventeen G7l: Lots One ca
To Twenty t2Ol. inclusive. OF Block
Eighteen tlSl. Lots One 90 TO
Twenty-one t2i). inclusive. az Block
Nineteen I9h. Lots One ffi 20
Twenty-six t26). inclusive. OF Block
Twenty t2Ol; Lots One ca 10
t241. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty-one t2D. Lots One ca 20
Sixteen tiG). inclusive OF Block
Twenty-Five t22l; Lots One 90 20
Sixteen ti6l. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty-three t22ls Lots One ca 60
Fourteen tI4). inclusive. OF Block
Twenty -four l24l. Lots one ca 20
Fifteen il5l. inclusive of Block
Twenty t25l; Lots one 90 10
Nineteen tl9l. inclusive. OF Block
rwenty-siN t26l; Lots One ca to
Sixteen bGl. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty t2gD. Lots One tll "a
Eight go, inclusive. OF Block Tween
ty-eight t2Nl. Lots One Ib to
Eight go. inclusive. OF Block
Twenty-Five t2sl. Lots One fil 60
Seven 90. inclusive. of BLOCK Thir-
~ t30b: all OF Block Thirty-one
t3lJ. Lots One 90 90 Sixteen lGl.
Inclusive Of Block Thirty-two t32l.
Lots one ca 10 Sixteen l6l. in
elusive. 81 Block rhirty-thrce 1881.
and Acre Tracts or Lots One 1 " 10
Forty-two l42l. inclusive. and that
property or tract of land ON the north
side OF Front street. OF said village. I
rom the east side OF Union avenue
10 the West side OF Fair avenue. and I
hat property or tract of land front I
ng ON the alley south OF Block
twenty eight i2Sb; aud that prop /
srty or tract OF land fronting ON
iliey south OF Block Twenty-Five Z
T.9l. above mentioned. aud thar