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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-26

TO wHf R6Safn IF NAY En SoNAeFEfk0 1895
Notice IS hereby. given by. the Board Of
Ind. that on the o" 94t6' day OF A tRI
1920, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima faoie assessments for
the following described public improve,
pPent1i as authorized by the Improvement
Local Sewer Imrpr9yyeea6lSsnt Resolution
Resolved by the Board Of Public Works
diana, That the construction OF q local
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose prop
erty abuts thereon, and not intended or
lateral drains be and the same is. hereby
TRoY AVE.
More particularly descripted as follows;
east on Troy Ave. 20 point SO feet west
alley al yhS vest wes 81 SSS SRsTg line OF tho hs'
Said. sewer shall consist Of 'vitrihed Pipe
~ inches and 4 INCHES. In diameter. and
said sewer: with all its appprtenances,
the profile and specifications now on Ale
in the office OF the Department OF Public
Works OF said city; The cost OF said Inn
n9 pad BY e PopS Soasas ASS
property abuts thereon, and upon the CITY
OF Indianapolis, II the city IL benehted by
said Improvement, all according TO the
OF Indiana. entitled An Act Concerning
8. 1905 Assessments II deferred, are to
With interest at the rate %. six per cent
issued to tho CONTRACTOR IN payment <op
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Price to Retailers
Fruits
ket. $55o@1; 20; Wolf River, aground b AZ
p peSnd SSsEe & aapy ancS Wgesth
4oipsoSuind, basket S.5o@1.25.
Cantaioupes ETurlocks, S2.25 @2.5o;
fats, 81 %. Ariz. Honey Dew crt., So; In
ol1&s $ ts1cS Blue $3.50; seedless
EemSSn a,1Ghi soos. s5.5o@e.5o.
Limes-Fcy. imported per 100. $1.25
Oranges--,-Calitornia valencies $4.5o@
Pears-Ex. fey. Bartlett box, S3.25 q
Peaches-S1,50
Plums-$2 25 a 2 So
Watermeons-Fcy 25M 75c.
Grapefruit-Isle of Pine, $SGS.75.
Vegetables
- EBeea Bear G.. bu.. 76cG1.oo lima 80
Beets-Texas punched. 2oc; pu.. S1.25.
Cabbage-Fancy H. G., per barrel,
q GaiT5Eotsms9qqtih7{e aIs,. DOS 7s5c.
v Corn-H. g.. dcz;, lac,
MMaHgoesCcsqHth; bu;;u soc a s. 90: ,oo
pound bag: H G. white, bu.. $3.50; Span
0kra-Basket, 81.
PeasSFcy. Colo. 45,pound CRIT, $50
fPotatoes-Early ohios. sa.a5; sweet. So
kkssSSiS54sFes S SGsen s5 90 @oOc
s5Patna sfhIH, g. 3 Su00 90 s BIZ
TTS SPPnrdips@sontherS. 2GS 1!. 500.
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Trade Reviews Say

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Markets
for both domestic packer and coun-
try hides, as we'll as for sole and
upper feathers, are holding steady,
says Dun's Review. Chicago pack
prs are closely sold up and offerings
Eare limited, while such movement
as has occurred in country hides
has been at full prices. The only
weak spot is in calfskins, which have
declined in the East and in the West.
In the main, leather tanners are
flrmer in their views as to prices,
but experience difficulty in securing
actual advances. Current business
is fairly large in the aggregate, and
prospects in the footwear trade are
encouraging. A considerable volume
Of orders for early fall delivery has
been booked and some of the Mas
massachusetts, producers are in a
stronger position.
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GRAIN PRICES
DROP SHARPLY
Coarse Grains Carried to
New Low Mark.
(By Thomson & McKinnon }

Blu United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 26,-Grain prices
worked into sharply lower levels on
the Board of Trade today. The
slump carried coarse grains into new
low territory on the crop. Soft
ness in corn added to the weakened
undertone. Cash prices were de-
cidedly lower.
Selling by prominent profession
ais was regarded by long holders as
a signal for liquidation. The profes.
SIGNALS took profits on reported lib
eral sales in Duluth to come to Chi
cago, supplemented by disappoint-
ing cables and news to the effect that
spring grain is responding favorably
tc ideal growing weather.
Corn was weaker. General selling
was in response to favorable crop
news and a heavier movement. Sell
ing in oats reflected weakened con-
ditions in other grains. Provisions
weakened with grains.
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Marriage Licenses

spEInE: Msrgaret oliseF: 20: 300 Spring
err; Neliie ®ory- is, 9S4 English. ''''A
M TSsoE i LEACH 2A civil 9engnstsS5
SI,S sfsssST ,S e. sss sSs,S ISls
Kenneth ,CampbelL 20. banking, .31f $,
Arlington; Emma Grady. 10. domestic. 300
u Haskell Plew. 81, buyer. 1890 Speed.
Charles Br eoSxs pas2 ensneaeTr S 6neds
Hotel; Maggie Jordan. "A. 22S b. Tenth. =
p TsSs pgg s0Tsa a sb e3'ss9f i Rsp
sH sPh ne Es R e. @? 81 si Ss2 s..s
HrV william l. M SIsbs clsETS6a Sssa
r,GiII6sr., G. pNohr: Il Isssslesmaq re z.
1886 Bellefontaine
Omer J Smith. q. teacher Falkland.
ind; Veldo Toon. %. bookkeeper. Acton
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.-Car load
ing figures for the weel ended Aug.
Is added another remarkable chapter
to the railroads 1925 traffic record
when for the fifth consecutive week
the total surpassed the million mark.
aggreg eating 1,064,793 cars the great.
est volume of freight loaded in any
week this year and the heaviest
week in history.
This testimony Of the expanding
turn over in general business was
reflected in a buoyant tone in the
whole market in the early dealings
today. Equipments were in special
demand on the theory that the grow
ing prospects of the railroads as
sures larger inquiries for engines
land cars in the year. Steel, Mack
&rruck and other leading industrials
~scored substantial gains while the
rails were generally higher
Trading settled down to a more
stable business around noon and
the fluctuations were less in evi.
dence among the speculative favor
ties with price movements develop
ing a greater uniformity on the up.
side.
Wright Aeronautical displayed
special strength, moving up two
points to 30 on the expectation of
an earlU ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ardipo
a. working arrangement with the
Fokker airplane interests in Eu-
rope.
Several leading houses are accu-
mulating the metal shares, believing
they have been overlooked in the
excitement following other indus
trial issues.
One block of $500 shares of U. S.
Steel sold at 1876, up IL.
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JAIL BREAK AT
HARTFORD CITY
Two Prisoners Saw Way Out
of Cell.

By United Press
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. 26.
Ralph Waldron, of Antwerp, Ohio,
and Ernest Mullen, Of Hartford City,
escaped from the county Jail early
today after saving the bars of their
cell. They walked down a corridor
and out the front door.
Their escape was not discovered
until Sheriff Goodrich went to serve
breakfast this morning.
Two other prisoners, Dorie Will
liams and Walter Evers, refused to
join the men.
Waldron was charged with auto
stealing. Mullen was held on a wife
desertion charge.
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Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


TO WISH FHBSifHf IF hAT F09 doA A9g e. 1925
Notice is hereby. given by. the Board Of
Public Works of the CITY Of Indianapolis'
1925, they approved an assessment roll
showing, the prima facie assessments for
the following described PuoIiG mPT0yett
Resolution named:
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
Resolved by the Board of Public Works
Of the CITY Of ndlaniSpoiiiis state OF ON dni
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose property
abuts thereon, and not intended or adapted
for receiving sewage from collatera! drains,
be. and the same is. hereby ordered IN
''''' 1'' ALBANY ST.
From Allen Ave.
TO first alley west of Shelby st.
Beginning at sewer n Alien Ave- thence
ESsS vest t of sS eis pE ST. inc Oh nS'
Pine. ~ inches and 10 inches in diameter.
And said sewer. with all its appurte-
W6 the s proe S S1'SSifS Il now
Public, Works Of said city, The cost Of
! against and paid by the property holders
whose property Adults thereon, ana upon
the CITY of Indianapolis, II the, city is
ing TO the method and manner provided
for in an Act of the General Assembly Of
Concerning Municipal Corporations" ap:
proved March q, 1905, Assessments. II
n rTi instaiimsntsg, With interest al the
rate, of 9 per cent per annum. bond or
bonds shall be, issued TO the contractor
property, owners pay said assessments be
fore said bond or honds are issued. I'm
der no IN Sh2d the city Ct In
any sum or sums due from said property
owner or owners for said work. or for the
any bond or bonds certificate or certih-
Gates issued TO said contractor in pay
moneys as shall have been actually re-
ceived by the city from the assessments
e as said S9'G city y by ssd above ened At
required to pay. All proceedings had, and
work done in tho making OF said inn
tions of assessments and issuance OF bonds
therefor; shall be provided for in said
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
n99tifisd that the Beard Of Public WoESkss
1926 p. m, as, a date upon which re-
monstranlees 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
named on said roll, or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll,
Said assessment roll showing said prima
fscie assessments, with the names of own
ers and descriptions Of property subject
at the office OF the Board of Public Works
CHARLES r. COFFIN.
w. il. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works City OF Indian
apois.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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UIII AUVEhIIoLALLNI
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC worries
.-,-.-.r. - -.,--l, ,,oA.n 4I
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WISH S IF laIA9 EpS toSAS8EEsS r. I'aS
Notice g hereby giyspq by u. Board of
naaSa w tSst on Sf the ak al DAY "a Ra
1929 they approved s s Sssesn TS
ment Ss authorized by the Improvement
imDFOvenSPPsA f ks;sIpt Hgr, No l2aoa'
BrooRside PARKWAY, north drive. ~
G, 10 north sidsp property line OF Seventeenth
South curb 9t Nineteenth s. vest , "a. d.
sr Tsa'd or e safSos ooSeFsie cs to 81
uniform, width OF "a feet. curoing the
Ens' s IF sS msnasS ssd 'T e thS a @
feet OF e,toot radius srsnftQ Corners. pro,l
viding 1o7 hneal feot OF 1o-foot radius
All 70 be as shown on plan and ssl
Persons interested in or Affected by sAidI
o is eE a Ss 9S asdf Sf t dPg0 3us WoS
Inonstranecs Win be received. or heard.
aEsiSs the rG S%Synt dG sssSSSssa ssaa
and viii determine 'i the QUESTION - az to
been pr viii p benefited in the amounts Is g.
less sum than that named on ssfa, foll.
said assessment r9ll showing said prime
ers. and descriptions OF property .subioct
a. the oiflss OF the board OF o. Pabiio' WORKS
SFA4FLTEss = E. e., COFFIN. ~ (,
M j, SPENCER Ntnt
Board of Public Works cisg OF INDIAN
znss ses and ~, 1895 $500.
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BUS SECRETARY
QUITS POSITION
Minnesota Man Succeeds
Ted Brown.

Resignation of Ted Brown. secre-
tary Of the Indianapolis Motor Bus
Terminal Company, so Kentucky
Ave, for several years a prominent
figure in state motor bus circles, has
been announced. Brown will leave
for Florida within a few weeks. Fl.
A. Spearin, formerly of Duluth.
Mimi, has been named acting secre-
tary.
Abolition of center parking in Ken
lucky Ave. has resulted in simplify
ing the traffic problem at the bus
terminal, Spearing said.
Now that BUSES are not per-
mitted to park indefinitely about the
terminal, they drive up, load or un-
load quickly and get out Of the
way" he said.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

I R6ffoRR Ho { 6SSr 4HS Ri y5'as.
Notice L. hereby given by, the Board OF
Ind. that sealed proposals viii be re-
eeived by y, at its office. until z o'clock
Following 2P "dS eseri6ed bubble IMPROVEMENT mt
IN the City of Indianapolis. as authorized
" Improvement Resolution No, 1906. Do.
STATE AVE. -. F.
From south property line OF Washing.
Except pt' s space 400 feet in length Just
south Of Williams ST. to be paved under
Except the intersection of Southeastern
Except the crossings OF the Big -Four
KaFHTosd lYst north OF EngdIisn r t
Of the Indianapolis Street Railway in Eng
brick sd n csm SSd sand oS S so HnS re-
surfactng the roadway with 3-inch Asphalt
laid on new S-ipch grayel concrete
IN the present concrete base have been
70 satter.iine 70 Uniform width 81 Sc 81
feet; Iesurfacing tho wings OF the inter-
secting streets and alleys In a similar man
ner and TO the widths Ss shown ON plan /.
r PSvdRg 'n With sncS on vsreal FIBRE B
on a l-inch mortar cushion, laid on a new
2-inch gravel concrete foundation, over
W as ef as 9sr ex SsS 20 ,y %9ra
where the width of cutters shall be q
feet paving the cutters in the wings OF
the interseoting streets and alleys IN al
siR on I pians, and pTovidng % In. f.
OF new loft. radius granite curb, ~
.(B) BY thoropghly cleaning, the present
moving all broken and, crumbled bricks.
and resurfacing the roadway with 2-inGhl
Asphalt top course) after all holes and
depresstons in the present pavement have
form width of 30 feet from curb line TO
curb line, resurfacing the wings OF the
manner and to the widths as shown on
plans, and providing 90 lin #. Of 15-
II. radius granite curb.
and other private service connections To-
property line, whore not already in
AL TO DO as shown on plan and IA
Contractor in submitting his bid for
"a" must submit a separate bid per cubic
yard for extra concret. TO be allowed as
Contractor in submitting bis bid for no.
surfaeing az described IN paragraph Il
an extra; and separate bid per ton for
extra top. to be allowed as an extra,
All work done in making Of said de-
sordsncdp V WITH TIE tsrms and Conditions 81
said improvement Resolution and the gea {.
eral and detail plans, prohles, drawingsl
an Sy 5e seen n the T oss a a Board S
The Board Of Public Works reserves Che
right to reject any % 9I 81 PEE q COFFIN.
X. J. 'sfPEfE cEB.
Board Of Public Works. City of rndian-i
Aug. 58th-sept. End. 1928
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FRANCE ABIDES
BY WAR TREATY

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Aug. 26.-France's answer
to the last German note concerning
the proposed allied-German security
pact, reiterates Frances previous
position that the pact cannot super
cede the Versailles treaty.
The answer made public tonight,
warns Germany that she cannot ex-
pect to upset the Versailles treaty
by the security pact.
The note also repeats Frances
previous insistence upon Germany's
entrance into the League of Nations
without special conditions as a pre-
liminsry to conclusion of the pact.
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)RKER PRICES BOOSTED rs CENTS
Sale of Steers at $14.25 a
CWt. Features Cattle
Trading.

The hog market ruled steady to
Csc cwt higher today at the Indi-
annapolis Livestock Exchange. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $500 and
the bulk of the run cleared the pens
at prices ranging from $1S@13.50
a cwt. The top price of s13.75 a
cwt was paid for choice lightweight
material.
Trading was done over the follow
ing scale Of prices: Heavies sold
from s12.50@13 a cwt. mediums
averaged $13@13.25 a cwt. light
hogs were $13.50613.60 a cwt, light
lights commanded a price OF 1925
913.60 a cwt, pigs sold for $11.75@
1926 a cwt, smooth packing sows
moved at S10.75@11.50 cv't, roughs
brought s1o.25@1O.50 a cwt and
stays were s9.50@11 a cwt.
Prices in the cattle division of the
exchange were steady with Tues
days close. Several loads Of good
stock were included in the run, es-
tinated at 1000 head of cattle. Two
loads of prime steers averaging 1877
lbs sold for $14.25 a cwt. Other sales
were made over a range Of S8@13 a
cwt. Heifers sold from $6G11 a cwt.
with several loads going out near
the top Of the scale. Cows were
fully steady at S4GS a cwt.
The run Of material in the sheep
and lambs section, estimated at 900,
cleared the pens at prices which
were steady TO soc a cwt higher.
Lambs Of the best quality sold with
a top price of $14 a cwt. and sheep
were steady at $597 cwt.
In spite Of the heavy run Of calves
estimated at 1000. the market ruled
soc a cwt higher. Top price of $14
a cwt was paid for a few loads, but
the bulk of the run cleared at S13
@1350 a cwt.
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BELIEVE BANDIT SHOT

BY United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 26.-
Police today believed one Of the five
bandits who robbed a st. Bernice
bank messenger Of $11, 900 on a road
near Clinton Tuesday, was wounded.
Blood stained clothing was found
today.
Seven shots were fired at the ban.
dts as they retreated.
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FUGITIVE is WOUNDED

BV Jnfted PFfsS
LOGANSPORT. Ind, Aug. 20
Seriously wounded when shot by Of
ficers from whom he was escaping
Verge Short. 80, OF North Judson,
was operated on by surgeons in a
local hospital today in an effort to
save his life.
Short had been hunted on a rob
berry charge for more than a year.
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CITY ADvERTfsEMEXT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
oFFICE oF THE RoARp


uo Indianapolis, Ind Avg, IS. 1928.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby, given by, the Board Of
s sa9 to h9 make is fSsfS o oRd eee%sd
snsPoli5i as %atRoTl1ed BY 9 the foSioTias
adopted by said board on tho gath day q
August, 1925.
Improvement Resolution No. 1858.
ASHLAND AVENUE, go.
q. From North Curb Line Of Fifty-Nnth
= To South Property Line of sixtieth.
Street
by grading and paving the roadway
phaitic coneret tio laid on 6inch efaSei
concrete foundation from curb-line, to-
curb-lne TO uniform width OF 30 feet;l
n similar Manner man 81; and to the widths as
roadway with Strained Limestone Berea
Sandstone. Granite or 6X24 -inch Concretel
curb: curbing the wings OF the intersectilie
alley in similar manner and 70 the
Widths as shown on PLAN providing ISL
viding 31,5 lin. IT. Of loft. radius granite
corners; providing 10 lin, ~. Of ANS.
inch Stratiaed Limestone Marginal Stone;
constructing / new manhoe. constructive
/ new catch basin including inlet top; pro.
yibding 1 new inlet; laying Sa5 I'm; r.. 9Ii
10 inlet. catch-basin and manholes. as
shown on plan; resetting l manhole top
TO grade; removing the necessary curb
and relayinga 1870 sd. yds. OF pavement at
Also extending all water, gas, sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line, where not already In. - Z
All TO be as shown on plan and as
specified. .~e,g
All work done in the making OF said de-
scribed public improvements shall be I'M
accordance with the terms and conditional
of tho Improvement Resolutions as numt
bered. adopted by the Board Of Public
Works on the above named day. and the
detailed drawings, plans, profles and
specifications which are on file and may
be seen IN the office of said Board Of Pub
lie Works Of the City Of Indianapolis. ~
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Monday, Sept. 18th. 1925, at 2 pI
M. at its office in said city az the time
and place for the public consideration of
the proposed improvement at which timel
said Board OF Public Works will hear all
persons interested. or whose property isI
liable TO be assessed for eaid improve
ment and will determine whether the bene.
FITS TO the property liable, 70 be assessed
for such improvements and the benefits TOT
the City. of Indianapolis will equal the
estimated cost thereof.
BY order of the Board Of Public Works.
CHARLES r.. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN,
NJ ]. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City ~ Indian
Aup 36Sent . zoos
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In the Sugar Market

by Thompson and McKrnonl
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Practically all
of the sugar rendered on the Sept. con-
tracts sas stopped by prominent bank
ing interest presumably acting FOR Cuban
producers Tho removable of hedges
played a prominent part that. the scat;
tered commission house, liquidation and
to IN cents for the actual. no reason
exists Tor expectation other than orderly
LIQUIDATION of the Sept. position.
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President Garfield in No Immediate
Danger, Message States.
BIZ United Press

BU UHtL6U FTc66
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.--The Presi.
dent Garfield, Dollar Line steam
ship, is aground on a shoal off Cape
Cod, Mass, radio dispatch re-
ceived here at $50 a. m. today.
said. The coast guard cutter Porter
is proceeding to the vessels assist
ancs. There is no immediate danger,
the vessel messaged.
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Other Live Stock

CINCINNATI. Aug 2e;-7cattleERe-
sood to oS cRoice So a IL cqiyes@Recslpts
market. active. 81 up good, g oG choice 81 ~;
Toe higher: good 10 choice packers and
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

u,o indianapolis, Ind Aug. 25. 1928.
Pubic works e Of the CITY O Of IpdisE E R
Indiana that II is desired and deemed nee;
apolis, as authorized by the, following
ed by said Board on the Gath DAY Of 2u-
Tn,..o..o.,. Aug, "a, 1925.
FIFTY NINTH ST.
me Tfom m S%2s stssId RSoperty line OF pave
BY paving he roadway, with Wooden:
B Biz Asphalt, dAfphaitic,Co9crete Or
oundatSn from curb line sr3 TO curb GGpcf ne
to a uniform width of 80 feet; paving the
ITings Of the inteTsectinS streets in SINH;
on plan; proyiding, 100 50. yds, OF new
pfyement q WeSself Ra as shoyn on
stratifed Limestone Marginal Stone; and
resetting 3 manhole tops to grade.
IA Also extending al water. gas. sewer and
erty;,line where not already in.
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
. All work done. in tho making of said
oesSdPed pT9tS Improvement shSll be In
q the I@p rove ns |RT aa az hSm
Works on the above named day, and the
cations Which are eau" on e and am NAV be
seen, in the, office of said Board of Public
Works Of the City, of indianapolis.
The. said Board of Public Works has
AZ its Office In said CITY as the 81 timap and
place fer the public consideration OF the
Board of Public Works Will hear ali per-
sons interested. or whose property Is liza
bic, to be assessed for, said Improvement
TO the property liable TO be assessed for
such Improvement and the benefits to the
City or lndlanapolis will equal the esti-
By order OF the Board Of Public Works.
CHARLES r, COFFIN
w. II. FREEMAN.
M. T. SPENCER.
apolis.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Indianapolis mills and grain elevators
are paying ST .63 for No. 2 red wheat
Other grades on their merits.