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Births


Harlan and Flora Prather. 231o s. Mer-
idian.
Max and Elizabeth Hartl. 1901 E. Ray
Lester and Katie Williams. ga Edge
niG 9ren and Elizabeth Dickson. s14 N
Edison.
James and Mary Beckwith. 2449 Man
love.
Noble and Mable Edwards. 4Os Patter-
son.
Sherman and Agnes Wilson. 1850
Alvord.
Walling and Dorothy Earles. 254 S.
Rural.
John and Hilda Moran 3e49 w North
Jesse and Oma Parsons, Christian Hos
pital.
Albert and Jermina Wells Christian
Hospital.
Boys
Roosevelt and hose Anderson GA N
John and Nettie Bracken. 244s N. Shr1v-
er.
:, Alfred and Sadie swanigan. 2415
- Forest and Edith strother. Christian
Ralph and Ferne Hooten. Christian Hos
pital.
Robert and Grace Raasch. 2717 Ma
poleon.
Godfrey and Mary Mills. 1851 English
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PORKERS HIGHER AT $14.5O A CWT
Lower Receipts and Steady
Demand Force Hogs
Up.

With light run of hogs estimated
at 1000 and followers from Friday
numbering 1.O55 the prices at the
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
ruled 10Q25c a cwt., higher. The
demand was steady with local buyers
and shippers absorbing the market
equally. The rise was due to the
lower receipts and the steady de-
mand. Heavy hogs sold at SAG
14.15 a cwt.; medium material
brought $14.15014.25 a cwt.; light
hogs were $14.4O@14.5O a cwt.; light
light hogs sold at $14.25Q14.5O a
cwt.; pigs averaged S12.50@14.25 a
cwt.; smooth sows were selling at
$12.50Q13 a cwt.; roughs were quoted
at $12@12.50 a cwt.; and stays were
still $10@12 a cwt. The bulk of the
sales were S14.15Q14.4O a cwt. The
top price for the morning was on
light and light light hogs at $14.50
a cwt. Trading was active and the
run cleared early.
The cattle market was devoid Of
action with no sales reported on any
good material. Only 100 head Of
cattle were estimated in the pens
and the good stock was scarce. One
sale was reported on butchered stock
at $3.50 a cwt.
The calf market ruled steady at
a top price Of $11 cwt. The bulk
Of the sales were at $10.50@11 a
cwt. Receipts were estimated at
200. The run cleared early, at the
average prices.
No features were seen in the sheep
and lamb division Of the Livestock
Exchange today and the general
market was steady with the run es-
timated at $50 moving at $14 cwt..
for the best lambs. Sheep were SO
Q6 a cwt.
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GRAIN FUTURES
DROP SHARPLY
Wheat Closes With Rush of
Profit Takers.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 1S.-Grain futures
dropped sharply in today's short
session on the Chicago Board Of
Trade.
Wheat closed with a rush of week
end profit takers who took ad-
vantage Of a sharp mid morning
advance. Principal sellers were
those who looked for no vital change
in crop conditions over the week
end.
Pressure in corn was encouraged
by the ideal growing conditions.
Oats mot with commercial house
selling induced by weakness in other
grains, Profit taking weakened
provisions.
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Deaths

caemia.
Luther Relford, 40, city hospital chron-
tc intersttial nephritis
THEA j. Richardson. 76. Julietta Hos
pital. tuberculous peritonitis.
David A. Homan. 70, city hospital
chronic myocarditis.
Elizabeth Schaefer 80. $40 W. Twenty
Eighth cerebral hem orrhage.
Mary Emily Albeltson. 50. Deaconess
Carl s. Black. So, 4140 winthrop.
chronic parenchymatous nepbritis.
Sophia Engel. So. $40 N. Tacoma, car
Reben Lovelace. 10. city hospital. acute
Jo6 Ohm Murray, 80. $40 W. Twelfth.
acute cardiac -dilat
Francis r. Overdurff, 76. 1912 W. Thlr-
ty-Thrd. chronic uremta.
Emmett T. Alexander. 20. lily W. New
York. chronic nephrtis;
cerebral hemorrhage,
Marguerite Cal. 2S, 24l0 Indianapolis
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Jane A. Whitinger. So 631S Bellefon-
tame cerebral hemorrhage.
Richard Henry Powell, "a. Methodist
Hospital l. fractured skull. accidental.
John F. Moore. 81. 843 n. New Jersey.
cerebral hemorrhage.
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ACT ON CONVERSE WRECK
Repairs ON Tracks Ordered BY Com
mission.

The public service commission to-
day ordered the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company to repair it's
tracks or install new ones at Con-
verse, Ind. where derailment of a
freight train on June s, caused the
death Of twelve workmen and serl-
Gus injuries to five others.
The recommendation followed an
investigation by David r. Matthews
and Ray G. Gibbons. assistant rail-
road inspectors.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-sttrictly fresh delivered at Indl-
Poultry-Hens, 90 a 23c Leghorn hens
goGng PurFeys @ e5 aeso od tu sP9s
zoe; cocks and stays 1oc. 49,
cre sHt5sT bSts1 FRESH SssaE DFSs
Cream-43c q pound for butter fat
delivered at Indianapolis. - -
500 easss 4 OFssss PSmeiss ST!si
6Tek 90 WigeopnsiH limp 81 23M
Dimento loaf SAC: Swiss loaf 39c.
NEW YORK. July .1s-Floug- Quiet:
H E9l5dEs'ssS$ sgs5E
S sfanuated S e @5.46c+ coffse@Ro NJ
sg9t 10 icy Santos sn6 No 4 TO 2s y
81 g. % No g. Has Sye 81 aloy sG e6c
81 Bc:'s e6ckees a4f @
Lens iSis4S 3 au dsS y4c fo%iEs
B BPoe sac FReSE 7c @o Whole
R Ydans o0R RmsFcas 50 Specials tt
35d SS stas %bzte wh Bs
%httey * a 4Sc oG near6y browns. 4SG G8c
CLEVELAND. July ols 8 :
S. 80 a rs; PouitryGExpress fowls; Is
sn hgh9rnss ps ec sht egS sSf sp Il
ers 23 a Gee; roosters "A a 16c: .ducks,
20 q csc. Butter-Extra in tubs 46 a
AZ 4 @43lhc;, packing stock, 26c. Eggs
Northern Ohio extras 81 Nc. northern
Ohio firsts. 80 u C; western firsts. 80 nc.
CHICAGO. July .1s.-aProduce-But
23S G. Poultry-Receipts,- two car; fowls,
2416c: springs 32c: ducks, goa 22c;
springs, 22c: geese: 13e; springs, u rs g
CSC. Potatoes-Rceeipts 292 cars; Kansas
and Missouri cobbiers No. 1. So a 80.
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WILL OPEN BUILDING
Baldwin Piano Company Is Back
on Circle Again.

The Baldwin Piano Company will
hold formal opening of its new quar-
ters in the Circle Bldg. on Monument
Circle Tuesday. The company was
located on N. Pennsylvania st. for
forty-ntne years, and before that on
the Circle.
The first floor of the five-story
building. which has been extensively
remodeled. will be devoted to the
reception room, pho rograph depart
ment and record department.
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Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

NoR Pff5aGa P0 co Mi 1SiSo rs 1870
Notice is hereby. given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana indiana that sealed proposals viii be re
o'clock D. M, on Monday. July "a. 1925,
for the following described public Inn
provement. In the City of Indianapolis,
as authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 124o1
OLIVE STREET
From north property line OF Cottage
10 northeast property line of Pleasant
With WOODEN BlocR Br Eln Asp 5s or xs
phaltic- Concrete laid on a 6-inch gravel
concrete eo foundati93;2 from curb Jine to
grading and paving the wings of the in
tersecting street and alleys in Q similar
manner and to the Width9ss as shown on
Also. extending all water. gas. sewer
and other private service. connections 10
property line where not already in.
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said Improvement Resolution. and the
general and detail plans, protiles. drawings
and specifications which are on file and
of Public Works OF the City of Indian
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
W. II. FREEMAN.
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
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Average price OF twenty 1np 1S III
saSturdAayy'e ra July Df Is. was sSS5. of 10
Blu United Press
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Industrial
shares received further stimulus in
the weekend from reports gathered
in the leading business centers by
the mercantile reviews to the effect
that retail dealers were breaking
away from a cautious buying policy
and were laying in stocks Of goods
on q scale indicating increasing con-
fidence regarding autumn trade.
Momentum Impaired
This evidence Of growing pros
perity impaired additional mo-
mentum to the upward movement In
stock prices and substantial gains
were added in many departments to
the sweeping advances which
occurred in the earlier stages Of the
week.
American Can inspired good buy
ing of other standard industrials
by a further rem arkable uprush
which brought the stock well above
hits previous record levels. Steel
common also reached new high
ground on the move and sharp ad
vances occurred in American Air
brake, American Agricultural Chemi-
cal preferred and various other
specialities. The market closed
higher.
New Record Made
Another record high in Industrial
which reached 134 at Fridays close,
demonstrated that there was no i'm
portant selling and predictions were
made in brokerage circles that steel
con mon would reach 125 on the cur
rent advancement.
Buying on the advices pushed the
premier industrial at 1872 on the
move. All classes Of stocks were
stimulated by the enthusiasm Of
weekly surveys of mercantile condi-
tons was asserted from leading
cities indicated that a notable in
crease in confidence regarding the
outlook for autumn trade.
Another important point which
was made was that trade industry
was better than at any time last
year, though some recssions from
the high reached in the first quarter
Of this year was still in evidence.
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JULY FOURTH RESULT
Judge Gives Fine and Sentence on
Assault and Battery Charge.

An aftermath of Fourth of July
celebration was staged in city court
today when James Crudup. colored
211 E. Fifteenth ST.. was fined SIS
and costs and given sixty-day In,
diana State Farm sentence.
Lucie Hudson. colored, same ad.
dress. said Crudup tried to attack
her with a knife on July 4.
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New York Cotton Futures
CHICAGO COTTON FUTURES
NEW MARS HILL STORE

A community dance in Main st.
Friday night featured the opening at
Mars Hill today of the new Regal
chain store, confectionery and meat
shop. The store is in a new stucco,
two-story building at Main st. and
Lafayette Blvd.
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ICTTY ADVERTIsEMENT
OII1 AUV ENIIo I'M EN-
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


NoTIcE 10 TO coS'rRH croRs 80
Of N Po WORKS hsOS 3. tSs c Sy q SsTa
Spoihis. indiana that sealed proposals VIII
o'clock D. M. on Monday, July "a, 1925.
for the following DESCRIBED public i'm.
proyement In the City OF Indianapolis as
improvement Resolution No. 12449
BUTLER AVE.
From north property line OF Washington
TO southeast properly line of Pleasant
BY paving the roadway with wooden
Block. Brick. Asphalt or Asphaltic-Con-
crete laid on 6;inch gravel yell, c9 lna te
a uniform width OF "a feet. paving the
wing OF the intersectipg street In SINH
lar manner and iQ the width, as shown
on plan; and providing 90 In; ~ Of AXIS 4xlS-
Also extending all water. gas, sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line. where not already in.
AL 70 DO as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in making Of said de-
scTibed public Improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
of Said Improvement Resolution and the
general and Setail plans prohles' draw W.
anG may be eeen in the offce Of said
Board of Pubic Works OF the City OF
" The he" Board iS of Public Works reserves the
CHARLES E. COFFIN.
II. j. sfPEfsNS;tctEFSR.
Board, Of Public Works. City Of Indian
july II and Is. 1925.
CITY AnVE RMS ENMENT
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july IL and Is. 1925,
CITrY AnVL PM q I'm rNT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


Notice IS hereby given by. the Board of
Public Works of the City Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, that sealed proposals. win be re-
,. m.. on on Monday. 70 july 81. 1925 Tor the
following described public Improvement,
IN the City of Indianapolis. as authorized
Improvement Resolution No. 1244s.
From north n1 propeTty line of Forty
10 southeast line of pavement in West
By Grading and paving the roadway with
wooden-block. brick. asphalt or asphaltic-
lag rom Sn eSe e egrbne te
uniform I'm width Of -, 20 feet; grading and
and alleys in a similar manner and TO the
y9as as bs shown ON Plans esfas
inch concrete curb: curbing the wings of
the intersecting streets and alleys IL SINH
plans; providing 80 lineal feet OF 0,foot
radius granite corners: providing 2S3 lineal
dnS - 6es feet Of 55oe Pas
ite corners: providing 1873 lineal feet Of
4x16-ineh stratifed limestone marginal
structing is catch-basins. including inlet
tops providing 1873 bneal feet OF L.
inlets' catch Basins mSnhoies and sewer
rebuilding one inlet by resetting old cast
ing and pro 70 one new "a mS cat ring
top, as shown on plans; resetting .25 man
hole tons to grade: and ralaying 240
so crown on same will meet that OF the
new pavement,
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
AL to be as shown on plan and az
specified
An work done in making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
Of said Improvement Resolution. and the
general and detail plans, protiles, drawings
and Specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the Office of said Board
apolis.
The Board OF Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
CHARLES y, COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN.
M. j. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works City OF indian
apolis.
July ii and Is 1925
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CITY ADyENrisEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

I04BGsso rs c5JTrn2sgelFoks' 1928.
SS9 d y hereby re s'ycs9 y pS sd s9aT
SeioSs 3 a. % aoaSsy lgiy MA. iS rs.
proyement ,in Che City Of Indianapolis as
Local Sewer JgDr2yes@gSSn' Resolution
Resolved by the Board Of Public works
on inc Sby ihc cansir9eton s'e of "a osa
sewer intended and adaptcd only Tor local
e ge oyn tho Pr9rgeTY a hoad9 no bnSSsd,d Or
h StePS drains g aad the same e hereby
R FIRST Alley a%}ST or SHELLEY ST.
AND FiiStStEr ihEANf ASS2ulA OF
70 coia point point go icet west o. shelby 81,
west s' Of or Shelby g.. and tho north prop.
SEy Ts ' o r, c was shelby ST. noT ~ ,6a
west ia tho first alley south Of southern
Ave- lee feet TO point with a branch
g. sSEl@p2g A. hs ySE IN ~ tho S1r, ' ssy
the frai alley south OF Southwestern Ave-
1903 feet 20 point, -. ,,,.-t,-, ~,
Said sewer shell consist OF Vitrihcd Pipd
PHO shall be used under Bean Crock.
And said HoWcr. with all It's apnurto5
nancca, shall DO constructed IN accordancu
With the profile and specifications now on
lle in the ofnco OF, She Department ot
sa9 wP5Es ST ' sha aaBsporensd
against and paid by tho property holders
Who's, property aonts iher92n, and upon
benefited 6y said Improvement all Accord.
ing 90 the method and manner provided
the state Of. Indiana, entitled An Act
Concerning Municipal Corporations aPs
annual instalmonts, with interest az .thel
rate OF q per cent per annum bond Qrl
payment for sucn work. unless tho prop
Criy owners pay eMd aesosaiqcnte hctofo
said bonds or bonds are issued. Under no
apolis be or be hold responsible for any
sum or sums duo from said properly own
collection OF same. OF for the payment Of
any bond or bonds, certificate OF writ
ment ior such work, except Tor such mon.
eys ma shall have been actually revived
by the city from thS assessments eesSs iog sgfh
is by said above entitled Act required 70
pay. Al proceedings had and work done In
mcnt OF property COLLECTIONS 81 assqss-
e6lL DO provided for In said above en-.
XII work done IN making Of said do
smibed public Improvement ehan 10 IN
o o'9 snd M1 esoson' and iRs
general and detail plans, prohlee. draw
mss and specifications WHICH are on nj
board Of Public Works OF tho CITY OF
~ Ths board OF Public Works reserves the
SliARGES q COFFIN.
Board OF Public Works City OF Indian
WHif ana "a foaE
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RUBBER REACHES PEAK
Manufactures Resent Supply Limi-
tatiOn.
BIZ United Press

LONDON. July .1s.-Con inuing
It's constant record-breaking upward
flight, rubber today reached still
another high peak when 1t was
quoted at four shillings, five and a
half pence per pound. Meantime
rubber manufacturers began pro-
testing against artificial limitation
of supply which IS deemed re-
sponsible for the present jumps in
price
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IlllN = and 2b 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


liSf5iTeGol4o gSS4IHgElEc{ShIo
RSsSiis WSes 3 civ ~ isds SsTs z.
S s nd by on MdSS,ali,ys 9Se ogBn Sol9sas
IRSeak y t6s civ OF fndiSHSSDSoiis. i q az.
Local Sewer Sg9pr2SyssSSSn' Resolution
Rssolysd by, t9e Board Of Public Works
diana That he coasirgetion y iocaai
sewer intended and adapted only FOR 10.
property Adults thereon and not 'intnsdcd
az aPP SrSn for sc oq saS from
ordered in and 8Ak9lngr ST
Erop Shelby g..
More particularly described ~ fqliewss
an eglInin9i,ngs az the sewer n Boyd ,Aye.
I loo feet % ,polpt; also also boginnlnE AZ
10 sewer. n Boyd Ave. Al crr -Sli
ssst Of s6iby st. with branches ga as a fo'ff.
~ BcSE lnrp at the sewer n cryit 81 and
92St9 i9 the hrst alley east OF Shelby Sc.
:, beginning al The. seyer, ~ cruft 81, and
the fret alley. east OF shelby ST.: thence
g28t9 y tho fret alley east Of Shelby 81.
Said sewer shai copslsl Of yitrihcq pipg
3. w and 10 inches In diameter, ADD sad
and specification now on fle IN CSC Of.
o' sa t9e DePS,% eos q r sSS m mess
me9t shaR be anporiioned against and
grty abuts thereon and upon The CITY ot
ingia9lapel, u he G'y e Rsaeated g
Xet Of the ' general Asse% SG,fv OF thc State
g@9a sqtslGq . Act coPesTae
Q. 1905. Ass6asmonta, n dciorrei are 20
be paid In ten equal annual inetallmenta,
with interest No tho rate six Dor. cent Der
nnnupL A bond or bonds shall 10 Issued
work, unloaa tho property owners pay said
assessments before said bond or bonds arc
Issued, r. Under NJ crcgmgtaf eSs shall the
bic for any sum or sums duo from said
property. owner or owners for said work,
pa TSs INC Of any bona Or boad, OF
or certihegtea isguod t9 said contgastor N
payment FOR such work, cNcept lot snch
ceived by. tho city from tho, assessments
for such Improvement, or such monoye ~
sad ci'y H. 6y sag above entitled Az re-
work done In tho malsing 0t said lmprpve.
ment. assessment or property, o9llecuo9s
OF assessments ana issuance or BONDS
therefor, shall DO provided for IN said
above entitled Act.
All work done IN making Of said Do
cordance with the terms qua conditions 81
said improvement RESOLUTION ana The gen.
eral and detqil plane, protlos. dfRwinel
msy 81 soen M The woee St se8 BoSrd y
PpRhe Works q t9e CIV q l rssp,se ib s
TliARLFsrEMS2yFrN
Board o. Public Works. City OF indian
july IL 'ffs. 1925,
/ 4
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE oF TRE BOARD


iSSao5i fiecRE 70 1 cSoNTaRgKlScrNohsg o@o'
PUBIC WORKS s'Gioy hs CITY O Of the Sd soST
ceiyed by \ az It's oiflces until 9 O'clock
followins d esTibed public i mprov ven ne
IN the City Of Indianapolis. as authorized
Improvement Resolution No 1895.
MICHIGAN ST,
From west property line OF Graham Ave
WITH SaS aSRns As Ss o ST Xs
dndte,S ld On o 6nSa gravel
eur9;lin 70 a uniform width o., "a feet
@nnStr ana &c tS Spd w sy a. shown
With Win s sii fs%gSssto9e' Ber es Sand
street and alleys n simiSGr m InsSnsT' ana
S D 'ss b Of & radius az p sso Pro Sor
ners: providing 3i.5 lin a.. OF 10.ft.
TadgS sriasg, 5cbc r9yldlng % lin
ginal stoye; and resetting . manhole tops
Also extending nli water. sps. sewer and
All 70 DO as shown on plan and as
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In
general and detail plans, .profles, draw.
ings and epecihcations which are. on nle
81 RuSid Works Of NE the city 81 of'9 Ia SRa
The Board OF Public Works. reserves
'"' '''"' 10 SF4sfEs, 4 4, SoETiN
Boar, Of Public Works City OF Indian
TDYThs - or ,oor
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Board of Public works. CITY of
epolis,
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind July 10, 1928.
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-
ceived by T. ny It's office, until 2 o'clock
p. m, on Monday, July 81 1925 for tho
following described public Improvement.
In the City OF indianapolis as author
ia'f 9m % Resolution No. 1919,
HERBERT ST. tNORTH SIDE ONLY.
From west property line of Gent Ave.
no east property line OF Sugar Grove
BY grading and paving the walks with
to a uniform width Of feet grading the
lawns TO a uniform width Of 7 " feet.
All to be as shown on plan and as speed
An work done in making Of said de-
scribcd public Improvement shall be IN
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said Improvement Resolution, and the
general and detail plans. .prohlcs. draw
ings and specifications which are on file
and may be seen IN the Office OF said
Board Of Public Works OF tho City OF In
The Board Of Public Works reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids
CHARLES ~. COFFIN
W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. ]. SPENCER
Board, Of Public Works, City OF Indian.
INV II and Is 1921
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
1p %dT1rYS il I GdNT Jg hIyI 10 10

Indianapolis Ind, July 10 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is, hereby, given BY, the Board Of
Indiana; that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by IL, at its office. until 2 o'clock
p. m. on Monday. July 81. 1925 for the
following described public Improvement
In the City of indianapolis. as author
lied by
COLLEGE AVE. (WEST. SIDE ONLY.
From north curb line of Forty-Sixth St.
To south curb line of Forty Eighth St.
By grading and paving. the walks with
cement placed next. TO the curb line. TO
the lawns to a uniform width of o * feet.
All to be as shown on plan and as speci-
fed.
All work done in making of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said Improvement Resolution, and the
general 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 Indian.
apolis
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
CHARLES F. COFFIN
w. II. FREEMAN.
M. j. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works City of Indian
July ii and IS. 1925.