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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 15.-Tuesday' s
burst of strength in the final deal
ings carried the industrial average
to 1895 at the close. At this fig
ure it was only a scant fraction
away from the record high of 1897
established July 8.
This demonstration Of buying
power was followed by a buoyant
opening in the general list. New
highs on the current move were
reached by Cast Iron Pipe at Isl "a
while other leading industrials scored
good sized gains.
Rails were stimulated by demand
for Reading, which jumped a full
point to 1915 on heavy buying, at
tributed to important financial inter-
ests which have been accommodating
the stock for several months.
Stocks gained additional mo-
mentum in the late morning when
call money eased Of to 3& per cent.
American Can reached a record price
of POI on heavy transactions.
United States Steel also developed
considerable aggressiveness, forging
into new high ground on the move
at III as did Bethlehem at AK and
substantial gains were scored by
Gulf States and other active indie
pendents.
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A.. POINTER DIES
Father Of Indiana and Florida
Publisher.

BIZ Times Special
CLOVERDALE. Ind, July 15.-
Jesse A. Poynter. IS. Civil War
veteran and father Of S. Paul Poyn-
ter, Hoosier newspaper publisher,
died suddenly early Today at his
home. Mr.. Poynter, a retired black
smith, was the youngest Civil War
veteran in Putnam County. Funeral
services will be held here Friday.
Besides the son, the widow, Mrs.
Lutetia Poynter. and a daughter.
Mrs. J. b. McEvoy Of FIT. Wayne,
survive.
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SO Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFEIcE on rHn anAnn
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

iSHeoi9RPR t2S fo ISS t1RH& lT "a s}'s''
- Notice In hereby civ IN BY the Board OF
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis,
Indiana. that sealed proposals win be re
m 6 SS e. az o sy %5 9 oSS 9 loS
the following de gcribed public improve
ment. n the city Of indianapolis, az au-
ImOFOv'gSe,5g t,EEf f'0 sFSggEF 70 i2OaO.
G From nora property line OF Tenth
10 septA line of pavement N Six
:, BY ps.slng the roadway with Wooden
Block. Asphalt. Asphaltic- Concrete, Con-
crete e Brick, laid on A b-inch gravel COP
S5rete foundation from cur6.ipe 10 curb
Line 10 uniform width of "a feet paving
a. ~. sys IN similar manner and 70 the
Ineal feet OF 4x1s.inch Stratihed Lime.
stone Marginal stone; and resetting
manhole tops 20 grgde.
and other private service competitions TO
property line. where not already in
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making Of said de-
cordance with the terms and conditions %
said Improvement Resolution, and the gen
cral and detail plans protlea. drawings
and specihcations which are on file and
PaSc works sss Of shs s CITY % Of '
The. Board OF Public Works reserves the
CHAlRLEs Il, COFFIN.
" T. s5,5TEEYEcME AAN'
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
July is, 22. 1925.
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Deaths

Alonzo Myers, 4 days. 2241 Sheldon,
" Elizabeth Cool1sey 81. $50 Agnes. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Doris Ann Parker. 3, Fletcher building
Eloise Lyman Pfaf. Al ST. Vincent's
Hospital. acute cardiac dilatation.
" Ollie Hadley. Ill. city hospital, septicae-
Mary Alice Guyot, SO. 637 E. Thirty
Eighth. chronic interstitial nephritis
Mahnda E. Maze, 80. 943 Lexington,
al j. John G1'1 Adams, So. $50 W. Merrill. car
cinoma
castro enteritis
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BARRIERS TO CONFER
Executive Committee to Hear, Trade
School Report.

Leon Worthall, Toronto, Canada,
secretary of a committee on trade
schools. will report on costs OF es-
tablishing and maintaining trade
schools at executive board meeting
of Jc-'rneymen BARRIERS Interna-
ito = ton of America today at
n nal headquarters, 232 Z. Michi-
& st.
J. C. Shanessy, president, said the
board probably will turn down the
proposed aged home for the pension
provision because the cost of the
home is so great.
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OFFICIALS IMPLICATED

BH United Press
CHICAGO, July 15.-The Federal
grand jury today started an investi-
cation to determine whether high
officials of the Illinois dry forces
were implicated in the nillion-dollar
sacramental wine conspiracy here
about a year ago.
Federal officials made known here
that thirty-five wealthy wine deal
ers imprisoned in Leavenworth
penitentiary for their wine activi-.
ties have "squawked,' duplicating
Maj. Percy Owens, St. Paul, Illinois
head of the dry forces; Ralph Stone,
former dry director; State Senator
Bruce of Chicago and others.
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TELEPHONE CASE HEARD
Indiana Bell Seeks Two Southern
Indiana Properties.

Application Of the Louisville Home
Telephone Company to sell it's New
Albany and Sellersburg telephone
properties to the Indiana Bell Tele.
phone Company for approximately
1890 was heard today before the
entire public service commission.
Commissioner Samuel r. Artman
presided. The Indiana Bell plans
to consolidate the two systems It
is buying.
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Produce Markets

~ Eg Jg33- sg fresh delivered at Indi-
Pouitry-Hens; Il q 22c; Leghorn hens,
g9s spElPEsgs 24S t od 5a fE9sRF S5s
cocks and stays. 10c
Butter--Jobbers' selling prices for
Creani-43c a pound for butter fat,
delivered at indianapolis.
44e impored SEA 59e New YORK
brick. 26Hc Wisconsin limburger. p "A
@2S2 c: Wisconsin Daisies % II c; Long
Horns, 25 p q 26 &C; American loaf. 32c;
pimento loaf SAC: Swiss loaf. soc.
CHICAGO. July -Butter-Receipts.
1894; creamery, AZ y c: STANDARDS AZ z c;
irsts. SO a 80 12c; seconds, $50 CSC. EGGS
oReeeiIP1tf s977 b0rdinarissi Soc 8g g.
sFs owls 8 sprags $Se Saqts
t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rec 3is cars: Kansas and
MsSGgr s96ef Utah Yr ggar2
Ohios. S3.45: Utah cobblers. $3.50.
CLEVELAND. July 15-Pqtatoes-yir-
ginia cobblers $500 d barrel Kentucky,
S5.5O @576 Poultry-Express fowls. %
a 29c Leghorns and lights, 22 @23c;
springers. 80 a 36c; roosters, l6@ 1Sc;
46647c; extra firsts, A a 45c; firsts.
Il 12c packing stock, 26c. Eggs-North-
ern Ohio extras, SIC; extra hrsts. 35c;
Ohio firsts, 32c; western firsts, BIC.
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80 Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

NoTTeE9 10 rs ccoiN@TfkESGgFokss i'-o.
Public Works OF the City Of indianSpolis.
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be re-
eelySed by il; at its 9ife: until y 80
1925. for the following described public
Improvement N the City of Indianapolis.
Improvement Resolution No. 1927
ASHLAND AVE.
o. From north property line of Sixtieth
:. To SCUM property line of sixty-Third
-, BY, grading and paving the roadway with
phaltic Concrete. laid on 6-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb line 10
curb line 10 "a uniform width of "a feet:
tersccting streets in q similar manner and
TO the widths as shown on plans: pro-
yiding 100 lin. #. OF 4xtS-inch Stratihed
Limestone Marginal Stone; building 3 new
laying 902 lin. IL. Of 12-inch drain pipe
with connections made TO inlets and man
holes as shown on plans: and resetting 3
manhole tops to grade.
Also extending all water gas sewer.
and other private service, connections to
property line. where not already in.
CITED. O'' ''''' ''"N &c '''''
All work done in malxiE.r of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be in ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions of
said Improvement Resolution. and the
and Specifications which are on file and
may be seen IN the office of said Board
of Public Works OF the City OF Indian
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
" " = II ~ Fl FREEMANNr FIN
NJ J SPENCER.
Board =, of Public Works. City OF Indian
july is and 90 1925.
A IA NJ sNfrfF
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POLICE HALT SHORT DAY
Evansville Force Votes Postpone
ment to Jan. /.

Bu United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 15.-
The eight-hour police law will not
go into effect here until ian. 1, 1895,
as result of a policeman vote here.
The ballot was 4S to Is.
The men voted against the new
law because twenty-five men would
have been discharged for the bal
ance Of 1925 because Of lack of
funds.
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PLAN FOR DAIRY CROWD
Railroad Representa- yes Discuss
Exposition To Be Held Here.

Railroad representatives from all
parts of the United States discussed
plans for handling passengers and
exhibits for the National Dairy Elk
position at the State Playground,
Oct. 10 to II, at a meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce today.
Following the meeting a trip was
made to the Playground.
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CRACK LIMITED WRECKED
Fireman Crushed to Death, Pas
sengers Escape in Derailment.
July 10

BIZ United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, July Is.
The Seaboard Airline's FLORIDA
Limited" northbound was wrecked
at Safety Harbor, twenty miles from
here today, causing the death of
the fireman, who was crushed be-
tween the engine and the tender.
The passengers, none of whom was
injured were transferred to another
train. The tender, baggage and mail
car and several coaches left the
rails. Heavy sand on the tracks
was blamed.
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TERRE HAUTE CHOSEN
Scores of Educators Heard at Rural
School Conference.

BIZ United Press
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, July Is.
-Terre Haute has been picked for
the next sectional conference on
rural education to be held next
month.
Educators from various sections
of southwestern Indiana attended
the fourth conference here which
discussed feasibility of placing rir-
al schools on the same plane en-
joyed by city schools.
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NEW TANK CAR COMPANY

Articles for incorporation for the
Red River Tank Car Corporation of
Indiana were filed today with the
Secretary of State. capital stock be-
ing listed at 1927 900. Incorporators
are Pierre F. Goodrich, Indianapolis;
Merl Chenoweth. winchester, and
Ralph Todd, Button.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD =

no wIERddiMSn qqROlN,sA Ipddo SSg1 re T. 1920
Fonce is hereby, given by, The, Board Of
tS$S fnt4 that or sf S'9 day q ' R
shown The " prima facie assessments for
the following described public improve.
Improvement resolution No. 1883.
CINCINNATI STREET
70 V SOUTH n3s'e curb S'H line sS Of walnut Street
WITH donSEsse, %spS1s ASsPh sb 8 on;
concrete foundation from 0 inches Of prop,
erty line 20 9 inches Of property me 10
iine iI feet Of new concrete curb; Ss lineal
feet Of 6-foot radius granite corners a92
laying 60 SQUARE feet q new cement ie eh %S
ing the width Of the ROADWAY IRON, ~
feet TO "a feet, providing ~ nnea, lees oi
Stone T,'I or 4, NM Inch standard Steel Paw
ing Guard as specified 49,,
Also extending all water gqs. sewer and
erty line, where not already IN. ,
All TO be as shown on plan ana rs
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are nerepg
notified that the Board 9d Euop, 'iv Ms9aitfh'
1928. 2 D. m. az a date upon whiSh re-
monstrances will be received. or hoard.
AGAINST 81 er6 Spg described n said roll
and will determine the question gs 10
whether such lots or tracts OF lana na,e
named on said roll, or in a greater OF less
sum than that named on SAID SAID, roll roll rr,r,a
faCis l1 as ssss with the names Of own,
eTs and descriptions Of property subject
TO be assessed, is on file ana may pe seen
al the Office Of the Board OF Pubic WORKS
ol saiu Si''' CHARLES u. COFFIN,
w III. FREEMAN.
M j. SPENCER,
Board OF Public Works. City OF lnaiah'
apolis. - ,oo-
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers
Eruifs

eoz Zoos e y5S Sns 81 sou So es o SSi 5s
S3.13 box fancy Transparents. 40.poundd
ApricotMcaiifernia basket, So.
sS1SS9ss s4ss sass 81
afg dr5ts s e HoT r. pony crate $3.50
&c Cherries ScsIiforRia, 15;lb, box. $500
$Sos9Ssss{8SsS5FEIesFi5D Observation-Disclosures o$@s5o crate
f esHTsC ali 3oos. ss Sg.
Hal eGf nUo $3.50 SS
S-I9: dbesMs:s S So
Plums--California, So @2.75.
Raspberries-Black. So crate: red $3.50
Watermel ons-Florida. coarse.
Vegetables
sparagus---Home-srown green. dozen.
81 !, white soc
Beans-Hamper. S2.75.
Beets-Texas. punched. 4Oc.
- Cabaage-Fancy homegrown, per bar
Garrots-southern doz- .45c,
G aTnn5M}gSgans II, b $3.50.
HettuceDWestern Iceberg. crate, So so
Observation-Disclosures; RTr " Sb '!s
sa 91i0n'-oaiif0'nia' 'eii0"s SS''0 .
P Psasleypooes aP R sE efs s s7
0eE as6ts osTGRs S0POdf osen 20
gR nhlnnbbsbHd%s. grsan DOZEN zen 96e'
fTS omstoesM BBssl a.'S 81 81 Sg'
TMnips@ southern. baskets. 4oc.
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CITY ADVERTisEMENT'
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Public Works of the City Of indianapolis,
Ind ana That 4 is desired and deeped nee;
public improvements in the City OF Indian.
apolis. as authorized by the following
adopted by said board on the 9th day Of
Improvement Resolution No. I259a
FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF THIRTY
NINTH STREET.
-, From West Property Line of Boulevard
10 East Property Line of Cornelius
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphaltic- Concrete. Concrete or Brick
IRON 8 inches Of property.line TO 3
wd5 q Pr9}Prtynss v rtSBs an. S9orm
on a 4-inch asphaltic-concrete base. 10 the
above named width and providing ISL lin
". OF 4xl6-inch Stratihed Limestone Mar
Also extending al water; gas. sewer and
erty line whero not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in the making of said
described public improvements shall be IN
ACCORDANCE with the terms and conditions
bered adopted by the Board OF Public
Works on the above named day and the
aessd wbSsb d pens On o aed sa9
lie Works OF the City OF Indianapolis.
nxed Mo s1R yuiy 9Th. i995 atsp mas ma
at its Office in said CITY as the time ard
place for tire public consideration OF the
proposed Improvement. al which time said
Board OF Public Works will hear all per.
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 i'm.
prepayment and the benefits to the City OF
Indianapolis will equal the estimated cost
thereof
BY order Of the Board of Pubic Works.
CHARLES r. COFFIN
w. II. FREEMAN
NJ T. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
apolis ,oo-
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ICE FAMINE FACED

Iowa and Nebraska Towns Appeal
for Supply.
BIZ United Press
OMAHA, Neb., July 15.-As a re-
suit of extremely hot weather
which has broken all July heat
records since 1901, Iowa and
Nebraska today faced an ice famine.
Orders are pouring in with urgent
appeals that they be filled from
many towns throughout the two
States to Omaha, Council Bluffs,
and Des Moines, principal cities. Ice
plants are working night and day
frantically, in an effort to boost FRO
duction.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


TO wIp8SlSSo f iPF FdcoQ9FrlSt 1925
S9ticc Is hereby giyge,9 , by, The Board q
10y" d Se' sp or S an 51P aas S Pr
showing the primn tncie assesfmenA LOT
ment as authorized by the improvement
Resolution named
Improvements Resolution No. 1855,
CENTRAL AVENUE,
prd Er9% PG Of ESQ tSe 9 Street. north
70 southeast line OF pavement In West
by saving tho roadway with, Asphalt
Acknowledgements. Concrete or Brick laid
ON % 6-inch gravel concrete foundaiion,
width Of 81 feet: paving the wings Of The
intersccting streets IN q similar manner
and 10 the widths a. shown ~ nl9nsi pro
vidng 2Sl lincal feet of iNl S'inch SNlYs
Ned Limestone Marginal Stone or 49,
inch Standard Steel Paving Guard. a. epeci'
Also extending al water, gas sewer
and other private service competitions 70
property line, where not MreadN ~,
Al 20 be "a shown on plan ana a.
Persons interested IN or affected by said
notifed that the board OF Public Works
OF eaid city has fixed Friday. ,JulN ZAtn.
ln25 p r. a. g4,e up op h wnldh reaipst
the amount assessed againet each pigce ri
property described IN said roll and VII
lots or tracts Of land have been or win ec
benefited IN the amounts named on SAN
roll or In n greater or less sum than that
named on said roll. fl. -.
said assessment roll showing said .prima
facie assessments with tho names 9t own.
crs and descriptions OF properly ,suplcct Lo
he 's offce Of tho board Of Public Works
VI s''' N'''' CHARLES Y COFFIN.
W II FREEMAN,
NJ u SPENCER,
Board OF Public Works city on indian
,,,. 9polBS 1908
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MAN WILL BE SHOT
Bullet Proof Vests To Be Demon
Strafed to Chiefs

demonstration Of bullet proof
vests and motor cars will be given
Thursday afternoon in the Claypool
Hotel by the American Armor Cor
poration, before the convention OF
International Association of Chiefs
of Police and representatives OF the
Indiana Bankers Association.
Maj. r. A. O'Neill, the company's
representative, will fire teel.jacket
bullets against the vest while 1t IS
worn by a man.
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HOLIDAY AT FORT
C. NJ. T. c. Members Released From
Drill DUTY.

Drill Duty.
Citizen soldiers at FIT. Benjamin
Harrison enjoyed a half-holiday to-
day. There was no drill for c. M.
T. c. members this afternoon.
Baseball games between C. M. L.
c. teams and the Polk Milk Com
pany and the 18th Infantry were on
the program.
Rifle practice on the range will
begin Thursday. Medals will be
awarded best nlarksmen at the end
IF 2 two weeks period
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IWIF " UNU - IWNO,
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wH6SWP ofsT9oS NAY 99NSpK r. 1898
a fsS ase o99Ss' SY v y By ~ Ss S, BSaca
1875 Sey S@ inc an iSs ssS 91 Jq
showing, tho pfima iacie assessmente for
ment, ss authorized by the improvement
r IIPNPgS9ye%PSaS H. sS,9lpsIign 81 lIig2TS
'-''A FfRs1' IsTREET. 'niN
From West Property Line Of Fret
TO East Property Line OF Clifton Street
Except tho intersection of RAIDER Street
AsDEaSsa c oscss S ee oHerssd '9 or Ss Tna
from inehe|e o. properly. line p inshe,
feet; Or, grading and, paving the alley With
phaltc'Concrcte laid on a t.inch AZ.
Of 9xl6.lnch strati6ed Limestone Mar.
Also extending all water gps. sewer and
other private service connections 10 prop
erty: limo. where not already In,
AL % DO a. shown ON plan and "a
Persons interested IN or affected by said
notified that tho Buerd oi Puonc WORSE
Of said city has fNod Friday, July cath,
lugo, : y m. o. u date upgL wnirn -
against the amount assoescd against each
piece Of property described On said roll,
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or viii 10 benefited n the amounts
narlcd on said roll or IN u greater or lees
sum han that named On sad roll,
Said assessment roll showing aaid pri ma
facie assessments. with the names " oifns
ora and descriptions pf property subject io
be assessed. ia ON nle aud may be seen
at the office OF the Board OF Public Norka
OF said city -
CHARLES L, COFFIN.
v T. sbESfRRN'
Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
ru,y q9poliss5 nos
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In the Sugar Market
(Bv Thomson & McKlnnon)

Very little sugar is now available be-
low 21A cents. Upward of 10000 tons of
by london during the past few days and
better demand is developing locally. The
uiated has been removed. at least tenn
porarily.
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Local Bank CIearingS

indianapolis bank clearings for Wednes-
daq, July IS. amounted to SO, 551 600.
Bank debts for Wednesday. July Is. were
81 ,007. 900.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
lS NdnricF 10 tcpoS&TRXcToRs
Notice is hereby. given by the board oaTli Si
IndR}alnSa Viii" that sealed proposals. Will be, re,
p on wednssdSs GUY yu Shf lRi mpro 1er
ment. In the City OF Indianapolis az au-
tno I1,nroy Vy Resolution No le45s.
PARKWAY AVE.
From east property line OF East 81.
70 west property line Of wright 81
WHY wSo 5eal block eek 6ricE asphalt % az;
ppd hSTse,eo9}e enendahSn n from suterne 20
gutter line TO UNIFORM Mlutn On ~,ha III,
grading and paving the I,S wings on t shimgiiar
manner and TO the widths as shoWn OF
plan: providing 6S lineal feet OF lo-ineh
sfratided limestone marginal stone, ,
other private service connections TO prop
erty line where not already In.
All TO be as shown on plan ana as epeci
Note: Contractor In submitting his bid
must submit separaiG nlg c per nn nnd gut
cal All work done y making q IS said d de.
cordance with the terms and econdittQns
OF said Improvement Resolution, ana the
general and detail p IScb p GPd or o dc and
OF Public Ib wv Works Of The City Of Indian
'p2 The Board of Public Works reserves the
CHARLES H. COFFIN.
W. IA. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works CITY OF lho'"n'
dnnu'i ord 90 1ooE
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTING or PUBLIC WORKS



OFFICE or THE BOARD
TO w} EP9,Pq "a Y 4 Iq g9oxelg y. 1928.
puSe %drk s'G Of hs sT cy By h Sd sSsTs
Indiana that ON tho 18Th day OF july
a aRPSS 0S the B%S aee T2 o
R SS a. "SaihoriFed Y6y De Improvement
improvement Resolution No. 1909,
nno,nvy Oct Is. 1924.
-. From North Line OF Pavement IN fifty.
10 south Property Linz Of shiy-Frsi
by grading the roadway from curb.line
70 curh'ine to a uniform width Of 40 feet
STREETS in similar m manner eT and i'' 70 he
sdas 81 o sR9%R ON pgsn egT8sng 9o,h
stone, Bera Sandstone. Granite or Oxe4.
inch concrete curb curhing the wings Of
The intersecting streets in a similar manner
yidlng o. lineal feet OF t0.ft. radius gran.
ite corners congiTucting a drain sewer by
from storm mSn6oie a. slStieth street 10
BGW ,Imanh9le az, shown on plan laying
storm manhole at SXtieth Street 20 new
manhOle ~ shown on plan constructing l
new catch bnsin including inlet ton. pro.
iineaf feet OF iainch drain pine Win con- on
nectiops made 10 inlete catch basin, and
60 grade.
kll 20 be NJ shown on plan and a.
specified
Persons interested In or affected bv said
DESCRIBED public Improvement are hereby
notified thu tho Board of Public Works
OF said citt has hNed Friday July 9fth,
1928. - y. m. rs a. date upon which rcs
monstranccs viii hc received. or heard,
p,ece Of prop@r P dsscrised IN ma roll
and viii determine the quest ON Ne 60
whether such lots or trRrt1 r' Nnn he'
bcsn ar will hs benefited Ia tho aunounta
named on said roll or in "a rrenter or lees
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll fhuWlur a. ld tfr'F-'t
facic assessments with The nnmca 81 own
era and descriptions 81 property subject %
ne assessed ~ ON file and may hc seen
az tho officr Of the Board 81 Public W0rA
CHARLES " COFFIN.
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NJ j. SPENCER
Board 81 Public Works. City Of Indian
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GENERAL list
TONE BUOYANT
WITH OPENING
Cast Iron Pipe Makes High
at 151 1-2 on Current
Improvement.
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial
sstoekg for, Wednesday, July 70, va. was
rails for Wednesday. July Is. was 99.15.
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