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Cattle Prices Steady

Trading was done over the follow
ing scale of prices. Heavies brought
$13.26@13.6O. medium weight ma
terial averaged $13.7O@1S.SO; light
hogs commanded a price of $4,000
IA; light, lights were $13.75@14:
pigs cashed at $12.75@13.75; smooth
packing sows moved at $12@12.75;
roughs sold from $11Q1l.5O, and
stays were $9.50Q12.
Another heavy run of cattle esti-
mated at 1000 was seen in the pens
at the Exchange. Trades were eau
tious at the start and bidding was
lower AS the session got under way,
however, trading became general at
prices steady with the quotations
of the previous day. Steers sold from
1904. Heifers averaged $6011 and
cows ranged from S4GS. One load
Of choice steers were priced at S14
A load of cows showing lack of fin
ish, sold at $3.50. Several loads Of
heifers showing good to choice quail
ity were seen in the pit.
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Dt. ~. Oct. Z. 1870.
CITY ADVERTISER ENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE bOARD

TO WHOM il MAY CONCERN: 49, 1870
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
Indiana. that on the 2Sth day of Sep
TENDER, 1925. they approved an assess
ment roll showing the prima facie assess
ments for the following. described public
improvement. 9s authorized by the I'm
uroyement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1887.
GLADSTONE AVEt
From north property line of Tenth ST..
To south line of pavement in Sixteenth
BY paving the roadway with Wooden
Block Brick. Asphalt or Asphaltic-Con-
crete, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from curb line to curb line to
= uniform width OF "a feet; paving the
wings of the intersecting streets and alleys
in a similar, manner and to the widths az
4x1 S-inch Stratifed Limestone Marginal
Stone; and resetting 7 manhole tops to
grade.
Also extending al water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
Crty line. where not already in
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
of said city has fixed Friday. Oct. ,. 1925
u. m. as a date upOn which remOn-
s.rances will be received or heard. against
the amount assessed against each niece of
properly described in said roll. and will
determine the question as Il whether sucn
lots or tracts OF land have been or will be
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Births
Girls


Herschel and Katherine McAttee. 1549
Frank and Anna Hittel. 1875 E. Mime
sofa. :,
John and Flossie Christensen, 500 TIE.
cumseh.
BENJAMIN and Ida Crowley. 617 N. Della
ware.
Roy and Ethel Owens. 3l4 n. keystone
David and Mary Myers. 726 Livingston.
Walter and Ruby Henderson. 4944 Balti-
more
Harry and Florence Dorsey. 2O1 n.
Holmes.
= Harold and Harriet Banta. Methodist
: John and Corinne Miller, Methodist
Hospital.
John and Sara Scudder. Methodist Hos
Clarence and Bonnie Zientell Long Hos
pital.
Cree and Ethyl Risk. 21O6 n. Harding.
James and Mary Roberts. Ala N. Haugh.
Ferdinand and Julia Williams. 943
Somerset.
Clyde and Elizabeth Whitaker. 534 n.
Lynn.
Chester AID Malinda Shoemaker. 942 S.
West
Jacob and Jennie wetzel. 500 s. Senate.
Thomas and Mary Webb 326 s. Hs 'ris
Clint and Tishia Thompson, LA w.
Southern.
Harvey and Sadie Matters. 1914 E. Six
Harry and Hattie Cooler. Clark Blalses-
lee Hospital.
Louis and Ida Fackler. Methodist Hos
pital.
:. Samuel and Bessie Whitaker. Metho-
William and Ernestine stalcup. ESQ N.
Randolph
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers
Fruits

Apples1Maiden Blush. 40-pound bas.
basket, 81 Is G$Oo; Grimes Golden tS1p0u 40.
basket. $f'95a SO: Sorthern sp y,p0I 40.
pound basket. 81. 75 az; r. l. Greetings,
81 80 Oils; Delicious. 4O-pound basket,
Bansnas-Sc ID
g, aloupes-Colorado pink meats,
Cranberries-Early Blacks. box. So
Grapefruit-Isle of Pine. 1910 a $50
Grapcs-MaIagas s17502. Tokavs
81 .75&2 Michigan Concord ST .25. 0"~'' o.
Lemons-California 300s. S9.50M1l.
Oranges-California Valencias. $3.50 q
Peaches-S3.
PIgmssT7Blue Dsmson. s$e5 a 80; Ore:
PrunesIFcy. Italian .s1.o5.
Watermelon-H. G.. 25c.
Vegetables
O. Beans--H. G., hpr., $2.75G3; limas 25
cca66sgeScFcy; H; G.. ~ @sc ID.
cHcumbers&Hi o1 G.. i9 9S@ IS Sc.
q teltdtuefTWestern Iceberg. crate $40
MAJ Ma,ngoesvvH; G., bu; 5o@75c.
wb GRlOq bu si7Ss $sS nSGsh crit ~ 81
"a ddjig0; H R, & pickilinsS' Sl@ l.%3.
P Pss:eSDos sFs G s% $50 ''a SOC
Potatoes = Michigan white, 15O-pound
sack So So 30: Idaho RYrals, per cwt., 1913
misunderstanding, dozen. 3o@ SOC.
RhutGrb-Dozen. 30 ii soc
Spinaeh-;H. G., .bu.. 9Oc@S1.
TfS omstoesWBa aei aoe e 9e
Turnips-New H. G.. 45c dozen.
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HIT RECEIPTS FORCE HOGS HIGHER
Trading in Sheep and Lambs
SIoW-CaIf Mart
Weak.
Hog Prices Day by Day

Light receipts forced prices on
hogs 15c higher today at the In
dianapolis Livestock Exchange. A
heavy demand was seen in the early
trading and fresh receipts estimated
at 5000 and holdovers from the
previous trading session were not
enough to fill orders. Shippers alb
sorbed the bulk Of the Offering at
prices ranging from $13.60@13.90.
Top price of $14 was paid for choice
lightweight material. Local pack
ers were practically out Of the mar
ket
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TAX HEARING OCT. {
State Board Fixes Date for Local
Appeals.

State tax board today set Oct. 6
as the date for hearing an appeal
filed by the Indiana Taxpayers AS
ISOLATION against the five mill levy
fixed by the city council for Police
and Firemen's Pension Funds.
At the same time an appeal of
the trustees of the funds for restor-
alton of the levies to the two cent
rate, which they claim is fixed by
law. will be heard.
The board also will hear an appeal
against the levy fixed for the sani-
tary district of indianapolis, and
levies for the school and civil cor
porations in Perry Township, Mari.
on County.
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IS CHARGED
RikhOff Investigates Call for City
Ambulance.

Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff
today started investigation of a re.
port the city hospital delayed in
sending an ambulance for Mrs Rose
Jeffries, colored, 500 w. Senate Ave.
Motorpolicemen Hague and Petit
said there was a delay of a half
hour before the ambulance arrived.
A private ambulance answered the
call because one Of the city ma
chimes Is out of service, DR.. Cleon
Nafe said. Nafe reported to
Rikhoff that the officers "bawled
out" the telephone operator and
driver.
THE operator said she did not be-
lieve there was any room for
another patient. when we first
called" the officers said.
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Calf Mart Weak

Sheep and lamb receipts estimated
at 500 were slow in moving scale.
ward, but prices remained steady.
Choice lambs cleared at $11615. The
top price was not paid until the lat.
ter part Of the session. Sheep were
fr' lady at S56T.
The calf market was rather a
weak affair because of the heavy of
fering estimated at LOO. Prices
were steady and best veals sold with
top price of SIS. The bulk of the
transactions were made over a
price range Of $14d1450.
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CITY ADVERTISER NT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

mo y. Indianapolis, Ind, Sept; 30, 1925
Pue works m he elT CITY by Of the B9ad
Indiana, that II Is desired and deemed nee
essary TO make the following. described
as authorized BY bye the my fol 10
numbered improvement resolution, adopted
by said Board ON the 18th day of Septem.
Sept. "a. 1925.
Improvement Resolution No. 1861.
SIXTIETH ST.
From east property line of Central Ave.
10 west property line OF College Ave.
Except the intersection of Broadway.
to curb line to a uniform with OF thirty
ieet. grading the wings of the intersect-
and to the widths as shown on pan; curb
ing, both sides of the roadway with Strait
nsTsa Sp6 GrbTr the
wings OF the intersectng street and alleys
~ similar manner and to the widths as
TT. radius granite corners: providing 81 .
constructing 9 catch basins, including inlet
laying 0 Of iTo in #. OF 1anch drain pipe ap
WITH connections made to inlets. catch
All to be as shown on plan and as speci-
All work done in the making of said
described public improvements shall be in
a afc9rdanGe Win the terms ana conditions
Works on the above named day and the
detailed drawings plans. prohles and speci-
fcations which are. on file and may be
seen, in the. office of said Board of Public
Works of the City of INDIANAPOLIS.
The said BoarI Of Pub &c Works has
fixed Monday. Oct, 10. 1925. at 2 D. nj;
place for the public consideration of tie
proposed Improvement at which time said
sons interested, or whose property is liable
to be assessed for said improvement, and
Will determine whether the benefits TO the
property liable to be assessed for such
Improvement and the benefits to the City
of indianapolis viii equal the estimated
cost thereof.
BY order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES T.. COFFIN
w. II. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board OF Public Works City of Indian
aDolis.
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lis really the invention Of printing.
And the invention clearly belongs to
Johann Gutenberg, who was born in
Germany about 1400.
Gutenberg's method Of casting
type seems to have been very much
like that which is still used. First,
punch of hard steel was made
with the letter in relief in the end.
This "matrix" for the face of the
letter was punched in bar of soft
metal. This was used for the mold
in making the type
The first complete book printed
from type was the Latin Bible, and
supposed to have been printed by
Gutenberg
The early printing presses were
rude wooden affairs in which q
platten" was screwed down with
levers so as to press a sheet OF moist
paper against an linked form" OF
type. The type was linked by patting
it with stuffed feather balls daubed in
thick printers ink. Later presses
operated by a lever were invented
similar to the Franklin" and
Washington" hand presses, which
were used in country newspaper Of.
fees until comparatively recent
years, and linking by means of gela.
tine rollers, was introduced. Ro-
tary cylinder presses, operated by
steam power, were first introduced in
England about 1914.
The greatest marvel of all are
the modern perfecting presses, which
print and fold whole newspapers and
magazines from continuous rolls of
paper. They are a development of
American inventive ingenuity, large
ly that OF r. NJ. Hoe of New York,
haOinnipcr about 1QEO
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GRAINS make
HIGHER LEVELS
Short Covering Is Factor in
Wheat Boost.

Blu United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Grain futures
advanced to higher levels in initial
operations on the Chicago Board of
Trade today.
Covering on short buying boosted
wheat. The turn about from
gradually sinking market that had
its inception yesterday was regarded
as a natural course and not reaction
on bears. The large short interest
created in the two weeks of drops
is now covering.
The situation in corn remained I'M
changed. The opening advances
were mainly IN sympathy with the
leading cereal.
Oats followed other grains.
Provisions held steady with hogs.
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Deaths

Jennie Enell. "a. 1014 Hadley. chronic
nephritis
Carl F. Stumm, 90. Methodist Hospital.
acute appendicitis.
>, Emma Thompson. a. Central Indiana
Hospital.
Theodore Day. so. city hospital. nephri-
Emelie Bonestecl. 65. 900 E. Raymond.
valvular insufficency
Elizabeth Allen 81. 3o1s Ralston.
chronic myocarditis
chronic interstitial pephritis.
Mollie Harvell, SO. 2111 Columbia, ne
phrltis
Flora wodtke. 81. 1921 E. Talbot
uremia
va'umnia Leftwich. 20. 1885 Tacoma,
carcinoma
John W. Frederick. 70. 1911 s. East
chronic myocarditis.
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MYERS TO BE SPEAKER
Traffic Club to Observe "Transpor-
tatiOn Day" Oct. Ii.

Walter Myers, Democratic candi-
date for mayor, will speak at the
Indianapolis Traffic Club luncheon
Thursday at the SEVERN.
Transportation Day will be OBJ
served Oct. IA. At $3.50 a. m. there
will be an automobile parade from
the SEVERN 70 the National Dairy
Exposition. A ceremony and lunch
will follow. At $50 p. m. there will
be dinner at the Columbia Club.
The following will speak: Prof. G..
1. Christie Of Purdue University.
H. r. Currie, Chicago, ILL.,. presi-
dent of Monon Route; DR.. c. w. Lar
son, Washington. d. c., chief of the
Bureau of Dairying.
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FUND TREASURER NAMED

Arthur P. Stephenson, local trea-
surer of the National Malleable
Castings Company. will be director
of the branch house division in the
Community Fund campaign, Alfred
Kaufman, chairman, announced to-
day. Assigned to him are IT'S local
branches of firms with headquarters
in other cities.
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lSaIe Meat Prices

i've steers. $500 10 500 lbs.
. sores under carcass. A.; kinds
&C.; native heifers. 300 to
q a 23c; fores under carcass.
Ter carcass. &c; native cows.
ps.. IL u a 10 C; fores under
minds over carcass. 4c. tongue
Breads, 45c. Pork-Dressed
4 200 lbs. % Il M22 NC: regu-
hams. A to IA lbs. 17h a
b tenderloins, Sac fresh ham
(c: pigsfeet fores. 9hc. Veal
70 to 200 lbs. p 5s "a Nc:
paddles over carcass, &c: fores
lass. &c; brains. 15c: sweet
tongues. 22c. Muttons -
Ps. 20 to 40 lbs, csc: mutton
legs. 26c; flores. 10c: sheen
tongues. lbc.
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AA'NioH"PSiASs AANA'' HNpN' ~ ~~'
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Public Works Of the City Of Indianapolis
Indiana. that it is. desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
public improvements in the City of Indi-
annapolis as authorized by the following
numbered Improvement oresoiHuonsi
adopted by said Board on the 26th day OF
Sept, "a, 1923.
Improvement Resolution No. 1885.
PARK AVENUE.
From North Property Line OF Sixtieth
To Southeast Line of Pavement in
Except the intersection of sixty-First
Street
to curb-l!ne to uniform width of 80
feet; grading the wings of the intersect-
ing street in similar manner ana 10 tne
sides of the roadway With Stratified Lime
stone, Berea Sandstone. Granite or oxZts
inch Concrete curb; curbcng the WINES OF
the intersecting street in a similar man
ner and to the widths as shown on plan
constructing / new manhoe; constructing
2 cateh-basins including inlet tops; pro
viding new iron inets; laying 600 lin; II.
of 12-inch drain pipe with connexions
curb grade. providing 63 lin. II. 81 lO-tt'
radius granite corners; and and providing 40
All to be as shown on plan and as
All Work zone IN the
| described public improvements shall be in
| accordance with the terms and conditions
| OF the Improvement Resolutions, as mum
| bered adopted by the Board OF Public
Works ON the above named day and t the
specifications which are on file and may be
seen, in the office OF said Board Of Public
Works of the City Of indianapolis.
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Monday, Oct ~, 1928 az 200 p i'm, m;
| and place for the public consideration OF
the proposed Improvement, at which time
said Board of Public Works will hear al
| persons interested, or whose property ls
| liable to be assessed for sad Improve
ment. and will determine whether the
| benefits to the property liable to be as
sessed for such Improvement and the
benefits to the City of indianapolis VIII
| equal the estimated cost thereof.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works
| CHARLES +. COFFIN,
| w, II. FREEMAN.
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works, City OF Indian
Sent aBR00loct. =. 1925.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORE
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

ro ,v,, IbnMdiq4nap99liisv HI99dS Sept 49, 1872
Public Works of the City Of Indianapoli
Indiana. that on the 18th day OF SCI
ten I925 The they approves an
for the following described public imDroV
ment. as authorized by the improvement
resolution named: 1900
lmpro'SsTTEElRfsL f N e9i8 HWEN TH ~i90
From north property line of Tenth 81
To south property line OF Twelfth "
", By, grading and paving the roadway w
crete. or Brick, laid on a 6-inch graA
concrete foundation from curb, line toA1f
ing and paving the wings of tk1& #N
seCting street and alleys in a siI(4<*~.|
nCr and to the widths as show Z. * .ztt
providing 6? lin. fl, Of 4x1s.hi s4 A6 1&s
Limestone Marginal stone; H Is#@f
. manhole tops TO grade. #X#&.<<t
Also extending all water gaNf#A4#4# A.
othe rprivate service Connection wv W
erty line. where not already in. ||@& "A
All to be as shown on y, $A& S4.A!
Persons interested in or anecS Y.
described public improvements M|&< #S
notified that the Board of Pun 5A.f x
Of said city has fixed Friday, " ~ a.
1925. 200 y. m. as a date uIN1# I, AM
rcmonstrances will be received. UfWNM
against the amount assessed against ~
and win determine the question a N&
whether such lots or tracts of land
been or will be benefited in the and IN.
named on said roll. or in a greater on %
Said assessment roll showing said ! s
facie assessments with the names of k{'
to be- assessed is iV on file and d' may be IS
at the office OF the Board of Public NJ
- ''''' o'''' CHARLES E. COFFIN,
Nj. j. SPENCER. NIX.
Board of Public Works, City of In Va
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Press
YORK, Sept. 80. - The
ssions in yesterdays clos
gs after the violent adj
lich took place during the
wildered speculative senti-
the opinion of the street
immediate course Of the
las badly mixed. However,
Stion did not check the rap
of high priced issues and
substantial advances took
stocks Of this kind at the
Today.
Baking scared to a fresh
gh at 224, up IL points from
ious days low, while Mack
Jumped 21a points to new
bund on the movement at
bn Motors continued a fea-
outstanding strength in the
group, squirting nearly three
ito 81.
\. Steel, 100, up 9s; Railway
Spring, 1917, up p; Mack
PA, up 21a; Hudson, 81, up
few York Central. 1924, up
her Body, 9S5s, up Is; U. S.
" SO, up 1ac; C. & o., 1882
NStudebaker, So, up n; Gen
gotors, Ill, up Ac; Chrysler,
up p; North American, 5S%
WHY'S Overland, 26B, up rs
in, 119, off II.
mission house selling was abb
aa.rly in the morning and
erations went ahead in the
rubber groups. Offset
LEY bearishness expressed by
AL evidence Of Morgan and
Va buying was supplied by
fon of General Motors, Du
bid Fisher Body.
8rsal Pipe heralded the return
Sge J. Whelan by squirting to
] high on the current move
at 365s, up rs, from Tues
Cw.
Rubber issues were actively
4 in anticipation Of early ac-
7th regard to funding 26 per
ack dividends on the first pre-
stock. The latter reached a
q IN at 1121a, and the common
the years best levels at
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TO ERECT CROSS
Fish to Cooperate in Safety
Campaign.

.e cross on the roadside near
tile, Ind, will mark the spot
Rosalind English Parsons,
= of Senator and Mrs. Will
was killed in an au-
accident last December.
English plans to e-c"t the
part of the campaign of
hank to paint white crosses
scenes of fatal automobile
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CITY ApYERTIsEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM taS'1 II NAY GoScERS: 80 ~
of N FaSc : w6 aifFsOS SHsn Sy Sfo ndan
s2olis Indiana that it is t desired moving 3na
described public improvements in the CITY
of Indianapolis as authorized by tue tol-
lowing numbered improvement luuons,
September 1925. 900. n
Improvement Resolution No. 126SS
FIFTY SIXTH STREET
From east property line OF Guilford Av# '
To west property line of winthrop ~
Block. Brick Asphalt or Asphaltic- CoIW
crete, laid on 6;inch gravel concre.eV
foundation from curb az line to cTrS ne the Se
wings of the intersecting alleys in sim,
inch Stratihed Limestone Marginal Stone
and ,resetting 1 manhole TOP 10 grade:
and other private service CONNECTIONS M
property line. where not already In.
An TO be as shown on plan and as 49,
Ali work done in the making of a5
described public improvements shall ~ 81
OF the Improvement resolutions. as my
hered, adop'ed by the Board Of Pub ~
detailed drawings WI ' plans 1profiess and spe
ihcations which are on file and may ~
seen in the office of said Board Of PlM 49,
The Said Board OF Public Works
fixed Monday. Oct. 10. 1929. at 200 pyX@<
at its office in said city as the time 80
place for the public consideration of &
proposed Improvement; at which tSz
persons interested or whose property 1K.
liable TO be assessed for said improveme r.
and will determine whether the benet #t.
10 the property liable to be assessed Ws
such Improvement and the benefits to -
City of indianapolis will equal the es z
mated cost thereof &E
BY order Of the Board Of Public Wor r.
CHARLES f. COFFIN. -
w. II. FREEMAN, HM
NJ ]. SPENCER, &
Sent. 30 and Oct q 1925. -
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Sept. 80 and Oct. /. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISFMEN
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC woR
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice, is hereby, given by the .BoaI
Puah ilG Works Of the City Of !ndianall
t6 10 make i the desFeI a9d
public improvements in the City of Ind
apolis, as. authorized by the tollo%
ny numbered Improvement resolutions. ao
ed by said Board On the 2lst day OF
~ Sept. 10. 199k
rlFTY-SlXTH STREET
From east property line OF Illinois
To west, property line of College A
- Except the intersections of Meridian
Pennsylvania St. Delaware ST., WASH
BY grading the roadway from curb
70 curb line TO uniform width OIL
feet; grading the wings OF the inter
ing alleys in similar manner an(t
the widths as shown on plans: aH&
both sides OF the roadway with ST.
Limestone, cBerea Sandstone, Grav 49,
wings of the intersecting alleys in ~.
liar manner and to the widths as W.
ON plans. providing "a lin. IT. OF
radius granite corners; constructing
y new iron inlets. laying 430 lin. IN
12-inch drain pipe with connections ~
to inlets, catch-basins, manholes -,
sewers ,1S and resetting iron inld N
All to be as shown on plan and a Z.
cited.
All work done in the making o.
described public improvements shall ~.
accordance with the terms and condI11
of the Improvement Resolutions. az
hIered. adopted by the Board of n
Works on the above named day, an ~
detailed drawings, plans, profles and M
cifcations which are on file and ms
seen in the office of said Board of
Works of the City of n annapolis
The said Board of PuJ.ie Wor
D. m. at its office in said city AZ
time and place for the public
alton of the proposed improves X
which time said Board of PubA a. 3 .
will hear all persons interested A z fS
property is liable to be assessed ~
Improvement and will determi fkss n
the benefits to the property fr< 4
assessed for such improveme ~ +. ~
benefits to the City OF IndiarN n. LA
equal the estimated cost the ,*.
By order of the Board of III = III - 4
CHARLES e. q
w. II. FREEM N. s.4 x,
NJ. j. SPENCEf re ff' Y
Board of Public Works. CT s.. 81
SEPT. 90. 80. 1925. \. !;
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Local Wagon Wheat

indianapolis mills and grain elevators
are paying $3.50 for No . red wheat.
other grades on their merit