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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
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Entire Nous club met at the home
of Mrs. w. o. Blinn on Tuesday last.
A goodly number were present. At
ter the business meeting the ladies
were entertained for short time
| by Mrs. Blinn, who gave an account
of her visit to the east coast via.
Washington New York, etc. Views
which she had collected were enjoy
ed by those who had never seen that
part of the country. Refreshments
Of sandwiches, cake, coffee and
fudge were served by Mrs. May and
Mrs. Blinn.
We are all glad to have Dan Sham
berger with US for the Yule-tide.
Dan arrived on Sunday the Gift.
Mr.. Earl Young is now quite we'll
and will soon move his family to
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. James and Mrs. Solterbeck
were on thsks X INST last week. but
are now quite well again. They were
greatly missed by the club ladies.
Mr.. Whittle spent a week in Logan,
Utah on business recently.
Our community was saddened by
the news of Mr.. Allison's death Tues
day morning. Mr.. Allison has not
been well for some time but we did
not realize how serious it was. He
leaves a wife and three small chill
dren. They have the sympathy of
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dibble were
dinner guests at the home of E. c..
Keith On Christmas day.
Little John Jacob and sister Lois
Stroup will spend part of the hol1-
days with their grandmother Mrs.
Mcclure at Motifs.
Mr.. A. o. Green butchered two
hogs weighing about five hundred
each on Tuesday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25

Not only do they give this splendid
service to the major institutions but
to general supervision of the public
schools Of the state, which are direct
ly controlled and managed by non
salaried district boads.
This immense labor and great re-
sponsibility, state and local, are
given without cost to the people OF
Idaho. To compute its value in dol
lars and cents would produce stag
gering figures If the earning power
! of these men and women were taken
/ into consideration. To compute 1t
in terms of loyal public service piles
up an obligation that can only be,
and is being. paid in gratitude.
1t is of interest to know that the
five members of this governing board
displace 80 board members who
formerly handled the affairs OF the
same institutions. In addition they
act as a co-ordinating body with
reference to our public schools and
also have large responsibilities IN
connection with vocational training
and the extension of state university
activities to every nook and corner
of the state, notably to the farming
industry in all its branches.
Because of this splendid unifica-
ton, because duplication has been
removed, the standard of education
in Idaho has been materially raised
and the cost reduced compare with
the identical efforts in adjoining
states. While the total expense OF
education has increased the servlceY'
and the benefits have also increased
as would be the case with
any expanding business-but the re-
suits are manifest; the profit is sure
ly large.
In this connection it may be noted
that comparatively recent Official
figures reveal that there was diff
ference of 25 per cent as between the
cost of education in Oregon and !
figured on a per capita
basis, and the cost in Idaho-and '
hat in Idaho's favor. {
Conducted by representative citi- 6
,ens who are specially qualified, |
operated as a unit with each part t
adjusted to every other c
,art, Idaho's educational system full
v merits the pride and the support l
by its citizenry. 7
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
A REAL EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Whatever may be necessary to
further improve Idaho's educational
system will undoubtedly be provided
by the legislature. Meantime, the
public may want to know more about
the system as 1t stands today not
only as matter OF information but
in order that it may be in position
to more accurately pass judgment
upon any proposed changes.
The larger educational institutions
of idaho are the state university at
Moscow, the Lewiston and Albion
normal schools, the technical insti-
tute at Pocatello, the state school
for the deaf and blind and the In
dustrial training school at st. An
thony. The great business OF these
Institutions is administered by a
state board Of education, composed
of citizens of high standing in the
business and educational affairs OF
the state. whu seEvs without pay.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
Sfnra

The stars that still sojourn, yet still
move onward; and everywhere the
blue sky belongs to them, and is their
appointed rest and their native country
and their natural homes, which they
enter unannounced, as lords that are
certainly expected, and yet there is n
silent Joy at their arrival.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
Monsters of the Deep

swarming in tropical waters, arc
rays Cor sea-bats) up to TWO tons "
more in weight, sharks, some OF men
over 80 feet In length, and sa"nsn
weighing up to two and three-quar.e,
tons and over 80 feet In length hVins
evidence that the fish life OF inc
Mesozoic period still exists IN inc
ocean.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Gooding-Gooding county turke
growers have received $4,000 TO
birds this year.
Mackey-State building fisl
hatchery on Warm Springs for 500,
600 rainbow trout eggs.
Wendell-Cream association sell
S3,28s.11 worth of cream for No
vember.
Jerome-Jerome Co-Operativ'
creamery, second largest creamer.
in Idaho. made 100 600 pounds but
ter in November.
Boise-Idaho made clean SWEEP
on red clover prizes at Internationa
Hay and Grain show in Chicago.
American Falls-Government will
spend $17.O0O,0oO on American
Falls reclamation project, says recla-
nation commissioner.
Boise-Election to be held Janu-
airy Is to vote on $4,000 bonds to
build approaches to new Union Paci-
fic passenger station.
Kellogg Hill & Sullivan
Company offers liberal profit-sharing
plan to employees that will net at
least per cent.
Mackey-Important strike of cop
per and lead-silver ore reported in
Blue Jay mine at White Knob.
Nampa-Work being about start
ed about January 10 on Pacific
Fruit Express car shops to cost
$S5O,000.
Bruneau-Community Of 500 sells
$4,000 worth of alfalfa seed, and
hay worth 100000.
Idaho added more than 500 miles
of constructed roads to state system
during 1924.
Commissioners of Neg Perez, Lewis,
Latah and Clearwater counties favor
cent gasoline tax, one-half to state
and balance to county.
Mackey-Workers in Ford Red
Bird Mine receive IS daily for 60
days, then $6, and after 80 days their
pay is $3.50. Mines will be worked
all winter.
Lapwai-Girls' dormitory at Fort
Lapwai Indian agency gets $4,000
appropriation.
Boise-3S2 corporations forfeited
charters by failing to pay annual tax,
December 1st. Last year. 4s7 yield
ID their charters.
Nampa-Six cars of poultry ship
led to Atlantic coast in one day,
i've next day and many more to fol-
ow. ,
Payette-Payette Canyon road be-
ween Cardena and Horseshoe Bend y
0 be rebuilt at once.
Orofina-Ramey mill and 2,000.-l =
90 feet timber sold to British !
Columbia buyers.
Occur d'Alene-Power line to 7
lear Top mine will enable mine to
esume work.
Idaho Falls-Negotiation pending =
or paper mill on eastern Snake river
lear here. c
Payette-60O carloads fapples
nd prunes shipped by Denney &
o., during 1924.
Priest River-Estimated cost Of !
PRIEST River-Pack river highway is
$4,000.
McCall-Hoff & Brown sawmill
las cut 100000 feet lumber and I
10000 ties.
Lewiston-Forty new students en- !
err state normal school, making en- .
370.
Mackey-Twenty-on tons Thanks
living turkeys shipped by parcels {
ost
Jerome-Prize corn developed by
erome county farmers averages 10
ushels. is
Boise-State will have 1000 state
ighways under maintenance during
925, costing $3.50 per mile per year t
D maintain.
Shoshone--Lincoln county will (
ell 10000 turkeys this year, worth
10000. Is
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25

For an experienced nurse, special
care in naturally cases, phone Mrs.
T. j. walker, 1871 Oct. 16-tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25
TURKEYS

Buying for Christmas market right
now. c. Fl. Bowman, phone 1881.
Nov. 27-tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25

FOR RENT-5 room house, modern,
except heat, good location. Call
9F-l1, New Plymouth or call at
thls once. Nov. 13tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

mu soudu a die vysledku toho.
to odvolani fiditi Sc budou vse-
chny ostatnf zaloby po pfipade
i rozsudky.
Take Louis Bleet, fiditeI
Claremont restaurantu, 821O
st. Clair Ave-, kde po policej.
MIN najezdu nebylo dovolene
prodlonziti tanec pres 10. hod
yecerni, navstfwil bezpecnost.
niho riditele Sc zadosti. abv "a
kaz byl odvolan. V restauran.
tn byli totiz poicii dopadenj
tfi hoste, kteri 81 posilnanl pii.
ne,sli sebou statecne popijeli
Bleet ohlasoval, re dodrzeni
zakazu znamena uplnou OBJ.
chodni zkazu. Barry ma to
odpovedel: "Neprcjem 81 nj.
k,erak, vyhnati vas z obcho.
du. Coz byste nemohl vydela-
vati penize, j kdybyste vymohl
pravidlo, ably vaSi zakaznici dc
vasich mistnostf nenosili liho-
VIM" Bleet TAX slibil, nacez
mu bylo dano povolenf ma de-
set dni, k poradani tancu az
do jedne hodiny z rama. Jestli
sc "a tuto dobu tanecnici pole
psi a 'zanechajf-li pfihybani z
lahvitek, bude dovoleni pro-
dlouzeno. Barry radil zmine.
nemu Bleetovi dale, ably jed
noduse, jakmile spozoruje u
n6ktereho hostf "n6co, co by
pachlo spir:tusem..,' pfivolal j.
hned straz provinilce ma mi
ste nechal "zahakovati'. Dale
odporucoval, ably necepoval
ami tax zvane "m6kke" napoje
jelikoz by hoste lahve mohli
snadno zam6niti IA lahve s OBJ
sahem 'tvrdSim."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
ZLODEJ. JENz KRADE
VONAVKY.

Policie Sc domniva, ze til
vSareisi loupeze ma vych. stra.
ne bvly spAchany zenou, jez
Sc natrne v dnesni emancipaG.
nj dobe vrhla ma banditske po-
volani. Pachatel totiz' bral yo-
navky, damske sperky. kozesi.
move. boa ba zAsterv.
v dome 81. Ruth Williamso-
We. 1910 vych. ITO. ul. aebranv
bylv dv9 lahve vohavek. hodin-
XIV. naramek, naprsnf jehlice
Zlod9j 81 otevfel X vstupu jed
no okno.
BENJAMIN Krasnei. 22O0 W.
chodni 81. ul!ce, oznamuie. ze
mu bvlo ukradeno n9kolik po-
klodnitek v sousednim dome
kczesinovv lfmec a lahev toa-
lotni vOdickv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
|POLICEJNf REFORMY BY
VYzADOVALY NAKI.ADU
$13O.OOO.


Nova vybava pro nasi poll
eli, totiz move automaticke pis
tole, motorova vozidla a sig
nalnf skrinky by die vcerejsi-
ho ohlaseni bezpecnostnim re-
ditelem Barrym vyzadovalo
nakladu $13O.OOO, ably cely
department postaven byl as
pom ponekud ma modernejsi
zaklad. Drive oznamene vyda-
nj $4,000 stacilo by praye
tax ma move zbrane a auta,
kdezto zbyvajfcfch 100000 by
"prasklo" ma zv9tseny pocet
signalnfch skfini, zejmena We
vzdalen6jsfch rozlehlych dis
triktech. Jinak sc. bezpecnost-
nj reditel horliv6 stara o zlep-
Semi policejnf sluzby. Vcera
nafidil vypomocnemu inspek-
toru E.. J. Donahueovi, veliteli
traficni divise, ably policiste do
pravnf vdci obcanstvu 81 poet
nall 8 ponekud vybranou zdvo
rilosti. Pro priste kazdy straz-
mix, ktery, jak sc po sprostu
rfka, 81 ma n6koho "prilis ote-
vre hubu", bude pry bez mi
losti propulsion. Dnes Romano
bylo toto zdvorilostni kazani
vSemu muzStvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
UMRTf RlDlTELE HOTELU
CLEVELAND.

Vtera odpoledne zemrel ma
hle, nasledkem rvchleho po-
stupu zapaleni Pile Edward M
Bucl, manager hotelu Cleve-
land. Byl star 81 rokd no.
tel ridil po dobu dvou let. Pred
n6kolika tydny Sc nachladil.
ale chorobe neprikladal tetsi
dulezitosti az sc tato vcera
zhorSila tax, re kazde leGeni
byloi jiz marnym. Byl rodakem
2 Akron pohTben bude v So
botu 2. hod. odr. z domu sy-
ma. 303G Yorkshire road, Gle
veland Heights.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
BEzPEcNosTnf RIDlTEL 4 MAJITE-
LE HRhCSKYcH AUTOMATIC.
v CLAREMoNT REsTAURANTU BUDE Sc
TANCITI "PRES CAS-" DALE.

K bezpeGn0stnimu fid:teli
Barrymu dostavil Sc vcera "a
stupce vsech, kdcz mali ma
hracich automatech Zajmy a
zadal, ably m9sto dovolilo Wy
vesti na 500 stroj1 policii "a
havcnych. Nepochodil vsak,
neb Barry prohlasil, re by Sc
tax mohlo stati jen tenkrate,
kdyby odvolano bylo odvolani
v tax zvane zkusebni zalob6 a
vsichni obzalovani 2 operovani
automatu, kdyby Sc pfiznali k
vinnG. Krone konfislkace no.
reji udaneho poctu strojka by
10 obzalovano skorem 200 OBJ
chodniku, u kterych automaty
byly nalezeny.
Prednostou municipalniho
soudu odaouzeny w. krlum.
heur. 1850 vych. &C. ul. k po-
kutd $500 utratam a 80
dennjmu pobytu robotalme,
odvolal Sc k nejvyssimu statni-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
v UTERY zASTRELENY Wy.
SOKY OBETl NEDO-
ROZUMENf?

K linndalskemu mayorovi
dostavil sc ivGera. 19-lety Wal
ter J. Wood, ienz Sc primal,
Re Y dtery Strelil po 15-letem
Wilbertovi ysokym.. jenz "a
hy po zraneni zemTel. Jak sam
vypravuie, sel prave ma navst9
VII k sve pritelkyni ii. Eve Ja-
mesov6. kdvz prot n6mu pTi-
,behl EvsokV a zvolal: truce
vzhfiru!" Wood bya ma tom
semem mista pfepaden pred
ttdnem a obran O penize a ma
ramkove hoainkv. pattici zmi-
n1ne divce. Cd te DOLBY nos'l
revolver, ktereho take uzil a
dvakrate ma Vvsokeho vystfe-.
III. Zbran byla take Y bvt9
Woodove nalezena. Po vysle-
chu linndalskom policii dopra-
ven byl pachatel do okrerni
vsznice, kde Jest drzan pod "a
rmkou 5000. - Jak pravil o.
kresni zalobce. bude dan MI
red jiz Ultra verkoporot9 ku
dalsimu vyseHeni.
Jak psano bylo vGer9. sci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
vYBUcn" DYNAMITE v TunEIu p0D
BROADWAY. 4
LEO PISKOVSKY USMRCEN A TRI JIM
DELNfC1 ZRANENI.

We vykopavce pro tunel, KITE
ry ma vdsti pod Broadway a
vych. 60. ul. udal sc vcera k
veceru vybuch dynamitu, "a
ktereho zabit byl jeden z. del
niku a n6kolik jich vaznaji po-
ran6no. I.
K explosi doslo v hl0ubce az
ctyficeti stop prava pod stre-
dem Broadway. Ob6ti nest6-
sti byli d9lnici notni sichty,
prave svoji praci zapocinajfci.
Jsk vypravuje policejni poru-
dix F. l.. Schlegel narazil ie-
den 2 d6lnfkd kopacem ma po-
hozenou dyhamitovou patronu.
T. c. Miller, spolecnik kon-
traktol>ske spolecnpsti ,nennel-
ly Miller, jez "a n19sto stav-
bu podnikla, nedovede pfiGiDy
cxplose vysv9tliti. vyslovil pou-
re domnenku, re nestesti, zavi-
memo bylo bpozdenym vybue
chem.
V mistech. kde Sc vvbuch
udal, jest Broadway obou
stran zlzenas roklem;. Tunel
jest pro stoku. do kite
re sweden ma byti potok jed
nou rokli protekajici. Stavba
ma byti vycementovana a prn-
mer jeff obnali Cd sesti az do
osmi stop. Jen tim. re tunel
zalozen byl v tax znacne hloub
ce, jest dekovati. ze delnici We
vykopavce neby)i "a ziva po-
hfbeni.
Zran9ni dopraveni byli do
nemocnice sv. Alexise, kde byl
Leo Piskovsky, bytem ma zap.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
DNESNf ZAPAS v MOOSE
HALL.

Kazdotydennf zapasy, pcri-
dane vzdy We ctvrtek vecer v
Moose Hall ma vych. 8. ul. bu-
dou nase rtovce zajimati,
jelikoz Sc utka cesky sanpion
stfedni vahy severozapadu Joe
Novak minneapolis Sc svato-
wynn sampionem teze tfidy Ch.
Jordonem. Vit6zem ma byti
omen athlet, jenz :veho soka
"a tfi utkanf polcz!. Dovole-
ny cas- K "apoleni stanoven Jest
ma dv6 ho'liny.
Ostatnl program athleticky
dcplnen budc zapasem - boi
cernocha Sikiho z New Yorxu
8 tax zvanym s'reckym demo.
nem" Demetralem a bojem
nekterIch jinych zdejsich dvo.
JIG. =
Nase krajany snad budc "a
jimati predbezna zbrava, re v
v nejbliz;i dobe konan bude
zapas uvedeneho ternocha 81
kiho $ ceskym Sampionem tez-
k6 vahy Josefem Dostalegn v
Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

l2. vi. shlcdan liz mrtvym,
kdezto Ben .szyiloky, 2 1909
Wcr'ey ave-, Paskal Spansieri,
1920 vych. lis. ul. Steve
, Mackin, 69O2 Lexinton ave.
byli zran6ni, z nichz prvni diva
|veFce nebezpecn6. Spaneie-
! ri ma patrne vmacknuty hrud-
mix.
Jeden z delnfki, Tomas Ma
den. 24c1 vych.. s2. ul., vypra-
VI, ze v doba vybuchu bylo y
sachte sedm muzd. Sam stall
prave nezi Piskovskym a Szyi-
lokym, ale sam vyvazl dplng
bez pohrony apodobne a st'ast4
ne vyyAzi i diva JIM delnici.
Madden, vyprayuje, ze muzi
denni siehty jim pvyprayeli o
|ctyfech ;vystfelech delnici
nctni sichty nell odstraniti od-
|stfelenou zem, !, Sbirali pravs
zbytky ]. patron ..vypalenych,t
Ekdyz Leo narazil fopacem ma
neyybuchly naboj patty, o KITE
rem niceho nev6del. Piskov-I
ssky byl straSlive zmrzacen. ne
bet mu byla hlava v pravem
slova smyslu ustfelena. odtrze-
ma jedna paze zlomeny obe
nohy. "Jak jsem 2 toho vvsel.
nevim sam, stall jsem prave "a
nim," vyprav6l svedek stras-
neho divadla.
Tunel nazyvan Jest Morga-
rovou stokou a po dokoncen;
rozbihati Sc ma cd Broadway
paprSkovit6 do dalkv 265 stop
As 20 i25 stop bylo toto dilo
jiz vykonano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

Vysoky n3kolika druhy sam
kovati ma brooklynsky vrsek
blfze zeleznicniho mostu v
Linndale. ale nable sc odd4lil
a Sci vstfic dv9ma muzdm, ma
tez "a kratko nasledovala strel
ba a Vysoky nalezen smrteln9
zraneny ma zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

AZ $16.5O celovlnen6 damsk& kabaty koz. I'd $S7s
$50 nepromokave plast6 pro GA lete divky csc
Nase zbyle kozesny, lfmce, stoly atd, cenu *
Al s4.ss vyiiv., primkovs ]. divsi obleky $2.s7
Al $875 sulns, celovln. velblodi srst' p6 $3.50
Divct sukn9, tez serzove 7-14, jen po $lS9
$l49 tubove obeky pro al 14lete dvky, jen po CSC
Dfvc $5.95 obleky, tweed francouzske serze $3.S7
l13 damsl$ch obleka poiret TWILL trilotin $1,000
Divei zimni kabaty, b9livi.'. a'trachsn atd $500
AZ $3.50 kabaty z hedv. plyse kozes limci $2l.75
Az $3.50 damske kozene kabelky, velky vyber po CSC
$1.79 bostonske nakupn brasny, prava kize po $l3s
Al 75c .kvosty, jehlice, broze, niramky .atd. 1sc
7sc damsks rukavice, chamois suede, par jen 39c
79c rukavice, vysoke bruseni patek jen po Csc
Samet. koberce, velk. 9x12 ST. malou vadou $3.50
Sametove koberce, 9x12 stop zylast patek $3.50
Velour draperie pralt. dslek AZ 81. .ss yd $l.ls
Scarfy m stoly pokryvky M pohovky "
Hedv. latka drapere, vyber barev vzord yd s9c
Zaclonove atky lyle tov. zbozi, VS. druhd yard 19c
$l.29 detske panty obleky rompersy Ultra jen CSC
$l.2s d;mity bljzy tvara viech velk po 7sc
Muzsks IS boty hnSdav6 neb Serns, par $3.49
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-30
Many Bargains Unless You Read The Times Want Ads Daily
LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

ripe with connections made to catch
basins mad inlets.
Also extending all water, sewer, gas and
o%ter private service connections to prop
erty line where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as spec-
fed.
Contractor in submitting his bid, must
submit a separate bid per lineal foot for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and separate bid, per
lineal foot for property frontage, exclusive
of street intersections, including all items
stated above
Contractor must also submit a separate
bid for new cement walk per square foot,
to be allowed as an extra; a separate bid
for resetting straight curbing per lineal
foot, TO be allowed as a credit; a separate
bid for resetting radius curb, per lineal
foot, to be allowed as a credit; separate
bid per lineal foot for straight curbing
that is already in, to be allowed as a
credit; and a separate bid for radius curb,
per lineaI foot, already in, to be allowed as
a credit.
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
Of said city has fixed Monday, Nov. 3,
1924. 2 p. m, as date upon which re-
monstrances will be received or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described in said roll,
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll, OF in greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prina
facie assessments. with the names of own
ers and description of property subject to
be assessed is on file and may be seen at
the office of the Board of Public Works
- '''- CHARLES f. COFFIN.
". H. FREEMAN,
M J. SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
Oct. -, 25. Of. %. %. 80. 81. 1924.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


indianapolis. Ind. Oct. % 1924.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis,
Indiana that sealed proposals will be re-
celved by it at its office, until 2 O'Clock
p. m, on Wednesday. Nov. 12. 1924. for
the following described public improve
ment.' in the City of indianapolis as au-
thorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 1881
FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF ORANGE
STREET.
east of East Street.
To west property line of Elmwood
Street
By grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt, Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or
Brick laid on 6-tnch gravel concrete
to 9 inches of property line to uniform
width of feet; providing lS llneal feet of
All S-inch Stratited Limestone Marginal
Stone or Il x2x2-inch Standard Steel Paw
Also extending all water, gas, sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line, where not already in
All to be as shown on plan and as spect-
fed.
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public improvement shall be in ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions of
SAID Improvement Resolution, and the gen.
eral and detail plans, prOfiles. drawings
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the office of said Board Of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis.
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES Z. COFFIN,
N J. sP PEN GER
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian.
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