davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-14
W Wanted To Buy
449 Main st.

WANTED-G0 to 100 acres of alfal-
fa to put up on shares this sea-
son. Box 2S2, IIebcr. 12t3
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09

A group Of artists including Ma
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09

bel Zehler. soprano; Benoit Mauro.
organist. and = male quartet will
present the regular weekly Tone
Pictures feature to be broadcast At
1880 over WIZ and WBZ. Among
the selections to be heard are Schu-
bert's BY the Sea-" Jensen's The
MILL" Tschaikowsky's Sixth Sym
phony." MacDowell's Dance Of the
Gnomes," and Haupt's THE Bells
Of Aberdovey."
The bold knights of old will live
again in the skit entitled Ten
knights Under a Round Table" to
be presented as one Of the "Embar-
RAISING Moments in History" stories
tonight at o'clock over the same
stations. Novelty arrangements of
modern pieces and popular songs
will furnish the musical background.
Light. gentle numbers will be Of
fered by the slumber music sextette
to be heard at II o'clock over WIZ.
The program will open with the war
march OF the priests from Mendel-
ssohn's alfalfa" to be followed by
Thomas overture from "Mignon."
Other numbers include a selection
from Verdi's la Traviata." the
famous meditation from Massenet's
That's" Maduro's "Melodie Creole"
and Klemm's Indian Lullaby"
L.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
Through the Static

The last war between Canada
and this country. starting a CEN
fury of peace. will be memorialized
In a sketch tonight at 80. when
The Indian Spring Republic its
rise and fall. goes on the air over
WEAF and VITO. 1t is the story
of a group of people who for years
defied the laws of the state of New
Hampshire on the south and the
province of Canada on the north,
whose defiance was finally subdued
by Canadian and American forces.
The Highest Bidder" is the name
of the one-act playlet which will
take up twenty minutes of q one
hour program, during which q fam
GUS male quartet and concert Or
chestra. will render number Of
fayorite selections. The musical end
of this program which will go on
the air at 3 o'clock over WEAF in
cludes Logan's Lift Thine Eyes"
kreisler's odd Refrain" Harris
Youngs Sweet Sue" Bonnell's
"Saxophone Rhapsody" Suesse's
"Syncopated Love-" Cohen's Where
Were You" and Gensler's MY
Treasure"
A unique program OF vocal and
instrumental selections through
which the artists will endeavor to
depict the landing of Columbus
over four centuries ago. will be
presented over WEAF and VITO at
$50 tonight. Appropriately enough
the program will begin with the
singing of Youmans' "Hallelujah,"
as a note of rejoicing. Then the
spirit of the first evening, when the
voyagers first saw land. will bring
Cadman's Il Hear Thrush at
Eve" Later. while the fleet Is wait
ing in the darkness of the night,
Seitzs THE World is Waiting for
the Sunrise" Other selections In
this program include Tosti's Mat
tnata." Woodforde's 'skashmiri
Song" and Browns Dream River
A group Of artists including Ma
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
liso-wGCP, Newark-sss


S-Dance program
10-Bert Boyce. tenor
10:30-Metropolitan Academy OF
Talent
1l:30-Dance music
ss0-WIP, Pi,uadelphia-s4s
e:4s-Elliott Lester. dramatic critic
7-Roll call. birthday list
S-Melodique trio
s-Symphony orchestra, Boy and
Girl in Candy Week
1o-Orchestra
1o:so-Whispering orchestra
l1-Orchestra
74O-WLIT, Phila.lelphia-4oo
5o5-Children's Twilight hour
7:3o-Concert orchestra
74O-WFI, Philaielphia-iO5
s;45-Sport news
7-11-Same as WEAF
11Oo-WPG, Atlantic City-27s
s:45-Organ recital
7:o5-Concert orchestra
7;45-Ethel Rattay's Highlights
S--Concert orchestra
S;S0-Playground Revelers
9-Hall Dual Trio
1o-Musical Maids
l0:3 0-Orchestra
1:3o-Dance orchestra; organ
79O-WGY, Standardization
stock reports; news
So-Dinner music
6;45-Republican campaign COM
mittee
III :.3O-Sam me as WEAF
.1:3o-Television
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
Trade I'm 1s s,s; Old
"ltEuTRODYNE.PLUo"

Yes, we will make you liberal trade-in
allowance for your old, out-of-date radio set.
Don't be content any longer with inferior re.
ception and an old fashioned, troublesome set.
Come in and see how much it is worth in trade
on a new, all -electric Philco Radio.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09

9-Harvey Howard. chat
9;15-Fred Clemens. tenor
9:3o-Andante Trio
lo-Entertainers
10: Sn-Orche
1lIorrect time
l1-Dance orchestra
3o-News; dance orchestra
IL mid-Wolfe and Baer. duets
s1O--WLWL-37O
6-1nstrumentalists
6 :2n-Florence Claus, soprano
s :45-"Central Trades Labor
Joseph Martucci, organist
7:15-Ray Kennedy, violinist
7:so-'Current Events" James ellis
7:45-Opera selections
GsO-WGBS-348
5:3o-Elmo Russ. pianist
5:4o-'Law. District Attorney c. J,
Dodd
5: 55-News; Clara Poller. songs
6;15-'A Walton" Edward Beckett
82O-WRNI-326
7-Television. Hotel News
7:0T-Cookie Cohen. songs
7:15-"Radio Movies" H. w. secor
7:3o-Fox Fur Trappers
Edison Hour OF Music
9-New Jersey Industrial Hour
$40" Science" Hugo Gernsback
9:45-Raymond Hunter. artist
l0:l5-Jimmy Flynn. tenor
:30-"The Old Town Hail.
l1-Television: The Other Half
IL 30-Orchestra
~ mid -Television broadcast
l2:2o-Theater party
87O-WABC-3O8
s-Dr. Daniel Hodgdon. Food"
5 :45-The Song King
6-Buchwald's Children's Hour
6 3o-Republican Committee. Span
ish program
Thine: weather forecast; finan-
eial talk
7:03-Orchestra
7:S0-BIack Rock Boys
S-Cellar knights
s:30-Republican National commit
| tee
9-Opera. "r'ille de Nine. Angst"
| l0-ShoW Boat
, l1-pemocratic theatrical rally
| lO2O-WOV-20i
| 6-Michel Trio; Georgia Standing.
contralto
6:45-Fagan and Dunn, harmony
sport talk
7:15-Leo Edwards Proteges
S0-ConCert ensemble
8-Louis Boehn. senate candidate
S:So-Melodians
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
NEW YORK CITY

s7O-WNYC-52S
5:o1-Market high spots
6-John McCampbell. songs
6;15-"Fire Prevention" Commits
sioner Dorman
:3o-Italian lessons
7:3o-Time: police alarms
7:35-Air College: Modern Geol-
ogy." Daniel O'ConneA
7.s5-Air College: Sir James M
Barrie" Prof. Stair
S:15-Evelyn Schiff. Romantic
School,
s:3o-"Everyday English DR.. Hen
ry Hawn
s:5s-Time: Helen De Witt Jacobs
violinist; NJ. Jacobs, pianist
s:15-National Security League
3o-Beatrice Kneale, contraito
s:45-Frank Doblin. baritone
lo-Lehigh Serenaders
1o:3o-Time. police alarms; wealth
err
elO-WEAF--482
Studio program
5.3o-Jolly Bill and Jane, duets
6-Dinner music
Voters service
7:30-Sketches
s-The Radio-tricians
s:30-Singers
9--Concert
1o-Eskimos
10:30-CorreCt time
10.3o-Vaughn de Leath With Nov
city orchestra
6SO-NJZ-154
5-Idler's Moments
,so-Reports; stock market, imam
cial summary, cotton quotations.
agricultural reports
5.45-1py Scott, soprano
6-Orchestra
s;3o-Burns Brothers Miners
Correct time
7-Genia Fanerovia, soprano With
strings
730-Tone pictures
8-The Mediterraneans
9-Theater hour
9:3O-Dutch Master Minstrel
10--Correct time. works OF great
l1-Siumber music
7fO-WOR-t22
5:15-Morgan Trio
5.3o--"Your child"
5o-Newscasti Morgan Iro
610-Children's Corner
620-Dlnner concert
6 45-Sperts talk
7-keden on-the KEYS
7.16-0rchestra
S-Chimes. Main street
S:5o-"Why Register e +. Gllls n
9-Darktovn Shutters
10-Old Vienna
11-Time; news bulletins, weather
11:05-Orchsstra
7sO--WHN-385
6-Journal period
dance orchestra
:3O-Nill Oakland's Chateau
s-"Three Little Sachs
a:S0-Thedter orchestra
10:o5-News: In and out on Broad
way
10 45-Thomas Wilson, tenor
10 5s-N. T, G poems
11-Prince Piotti and Madelyn
Hardy
II 30-John Cart. organlst
s1O-WMCA-370
Studio program
5 30-Crippled children's period
s-Little Rumanian Rendezvous
3o-La Nasa and Miller, songs
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
hlYyk p 4 2! Q|y'|K|||AE
Politics On the Air

11-Democratic theatrical rally
with Raymond Hitchcock, popu-
lar comedian. and Augustus
Thomas. playwright. over WOR.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
EASTERN STATES

tO2O-WODA, PatersON--284
5:So-News: sport talk
9-Alice Cross, soprano: pianist
9:30-colonial Rendezvous
0:45-The Californians
10-Mildred Feltman. soprano
10:l5-Poems by r. N. T.
10:30-Orchestra
10: 45-Orc heStra
1lcO-WNJ, NeWark-268
S:01-Herman Halperin, uke
S:15-Amy Cadmus Melody Girls
9-Orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-09
TUESDAY
Eastern standard TIME
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS
hso-WTIC, Hartford-sss

DOW III noHtiHu-Us>o
s-Republican National Committee
6:25-Summary of program; news
6 3o-Dinner music
Voters Service
7;3o-Sketch. Indian Stream Re-
public
Sra diotricians
S0-Sineers and orchestra
a-Banjo music
so-Old Fashioned Singing school
1n-Musical program
10 30-Correct time
1N:31-Organ recital
l1-News and weather
113O-WICC. Bridgeport-288
s-Muslc hour
Studio program
S-Near East Relief
S:15-Studio program
s:3o-Repuhlioan National commit
tee
Slight Opera
1o-The Show Boat
ll-Democratic Theatrical Rally
80O-WBZ. Springfcld-333
s-Chimes and weather report
6:02-Dance orchestra
6:4o-Internation Boys
655-Associated PHARMACISTS
News
1:25-World Book
73o-Tone Pictures
s-Sailortown
s3e-Piano recital
S:45-Muslcal program
9-Three- in one Theater
.3o-Dutch Master Ministries
10--Correct time
10.ol-Studlo ensemble
1o;3o-Sportogram
1n:35-Dance orchestra
1l-News and weather
65O-WNAC, Boston--'Hl
s-Ted and His Gang
e--Dance orchestra
G:25-Newscas
6:S0-Dance orchestra
News
711-iAmos N Andy
1:o0-Republican State committee
1:30-Dance orchestra
S-Organ recital
s:so-Republican National commit
tee
Slight Opera File de Nine. An
got"
1o--The Show Boat Down on the
Farm"
11-Democratlc rally
50O-WEEl, BostOsl-5OS
s-Big Brother club
G:30-News
6:40-Big Brother club
7:15-Newspape per Sidelights
7:30-Sketch
S-The Pilgrims
:3o-Singers and orchestra
9-Concert orchestra
10-Musicai program
- 10:30-Correct time
lo:3l-Weather and Flying Fore
cast
1o.35-Radio and Marine compan
program
1:05-NeWs
1l:15-Dance orchestra
1l:45-Correct time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
Nurses Training
School to Open
In Valley Town

EDINBURG, Nov. 16.-The Medi-
cal Arts Hospital in this city has
announced the opening Of a fully
accredited nurses training school
and q call for students has been is
sued from the institution.
Any woman may enter the course
who is not married, IL is years old
or more. that has completed two
years Of high school work and is
physically and mentally normal.
DR.. J. NJ. Doss, superintendent of
The hospital. announced that the
school has been affiliated with other
nurses training schools and that the
course will require three years 10
complete after which the successful
applicants will receive the registered
nurses degree.
Glasses will be under the in~struc-
ton Of Miss Katherine Auer, super
intendent Of nurses, with the excep-
ton of advanced science courses
which are to be held in the Edinburg
Junior college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
Collector
To Start Tour

Cameron county Tax Collector ].
]. Fox will start his annual tour"
Of the county Friday, the first col
lections to be made at Harlingen.
He will be in that city two days.
Friday and Saturday.
The following week the tax col
lector will be at Santa Rosa, La
Feria, Rio Hondo and San Benito, a
day or two at each place. He will
make his headquarters at the banks,
ard all taxes payable to the county
collector may be paid TO him d.
rect. He will also issue motor We
hicle licenses and poll tax receipts.
These annual tours are designed
for the convenience Of the taxpay-
ers," Mr.. Fox said. The places
and dates have been well advertis-
ed, and taxpayers can a " consid-
cradle time and inconvenience by
paying their taxes when | visit the
various towns, thereby avoiding the
rush at the end Of the tax paying
period"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
Mp TO Send
FAIR EXHIBIT
Oairying and Poultry
Stressed in Display
Of Road

Something out Of the ordinary in
fair exhibits is seen in Missouri
Pacific Lines farm. the educational
agricultural exhibit Of the Missouri
Pacific Lines which will be on dis
play at the Mid-WiHter Fair.
In line with the farm program
which the company is promoting
through its agricultural development
department, President L. W. Bald
win Is sending the exhibit 70 var
ious fairs in the Missouri Pacific
Lines territory.
Dairying and poultry, as sound
aids to permanent farm relief any
where in the great southwest terri
tory served by the Missouri Pacific
Lines, are given emphasis in the
poultry houses and equipment.
Thousands Of visitors who scrut-
inized the exhibit housed in an at
tractive red barn and white houses,
see fine chickens which are not the
kind that loaf and board free the
year round without giving their
owners anything in return.
The Missouri Pacific Lines model
poultry and brooder house are a
part of the farm exhibit. Both
houses contain u~p-to-date features
of profitable poultry management
such as self feeders and special
glass in front to permit the entrance
of rays Of sunshine on days when
il is too cold for the birds to run
outside.
Biddie, the talking hen, Is the bird
that attracts most of the visitors
who 20 through the Missouri Pacific
farm. She talks to the folks IN
plain every day language and tells
her story SO Interestingly that ev-
sryone who comes in stops at the
sound Of her voice 10 hear her. She
is a fine looking Rhode Island Red.
The Missouri Pacific Lines agri-
cultural exhibit includes attractive
poster models and pictures setting
forth the Advantages of good meth
DDS in dairy and poultry manage
tural apartment and Ray Kruger,
specia representative of the maya
zine department, are with the ex-
HIT. answering questions which the
visitors ask and explaining phases
Of dairy and poultry development
which the agricultural department is
carrying out in Missouri Pacific
Lines territory.
Whether it is a general or tech
nical question, the fair visitors get
the proper information. AS most
visitors do not carry note books,
leaflets containing the information
In concise form for the inquirer are
given away at the exhibit.
In connection with the exhibit. the
Missouri Pacific Lines has a first
aid station in charge Of Miss Bertha
Lemon. a nurse of the Missouri Pa
eific Hospital association. Miss Lee
Mon has been in charge of the first
aid stations at the various fairs for
the past four years where the rail-
road has staged an exhibit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

For the purpose Of furnishing tax
statements and the collection OF
state, County, Drainage and Naviga-
tion District taxes for the year 1928,
and registration Of automobiles for
the wear 1929, ! will be at the fol-
lowing places on the date mentioned
below:
Friday, November 16-valley State
Bank, Harlingen.
Saturday. November 17-First Ma
tionai Bank. Harlingen.
Monday, November l9-First Ma
tional Bank, La Feria.
Tuesday, November 20-First Ma
tional Bank La Feria.
Wednesday, November 2l-Santa
Rosa.
Thursday, November 22-Arroyo
state Bank, Rio Hondc.
Friday, November 23-Farmers
state Bank, San Benito.
Saturday. November 24-San Be
nito Bank q Trust Co, San Benito.
AVOID THE RUSHi
Paw your automobile license prior
"a December 81, 1928. and your poll
tar prior to January 81, 1929.
James J. Fox, Tax Collector,
Cameron County.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

ty, and to all others in anywise In
terested therein. or having any lien
or claim thereon, and due and proper
notice Of the time. place and purpose
Of such hearing was given, and saio
hearing was had and held at The
time and place fixed therefor. O.
wit, on the 21st day Of Sept, A. ~
1923. az ~ O'Clock a. N. the CITY
Council room in the City Hall IN the
City of Brownsville. Texas, and sale
hearing was continued until all de-.
string to be heard we're given tull
and fair opportunity to be heard:
and tie said City Commission having
fully considered the evidence and
all proper matters, the said hearing
was finally closed on the 2lst day
Of September, 1928, and,
WHEREAS, the City Commission
from the evidence finds that the
assessments and charges are right
and proper and are substantially In
proportion to the benefits TO the re-
spective parcels of property by
means Of the improvements in the
said portion Of street for which SUCH
assessments are levied, and establish
substantial justice and equality and
uniformity between the respective
owners Of the respective properties
or interests therein. and between I'll
parties concerned. considering the
benefits received and burdens i'm
posed, and further finds that in
each case the abutting property, or
interest therein assessed, as the case
may BE-, Is especially benefited in
enhanced value to said property or
interest therein, as the ease may be,
oy means of the improvements in the
saio portion OF street lpon which
salo property abuts, and for which
assessment IL levied and charge
mace IN a sum in excess of the
eosSs 0. the improvements Is in ac-
Soroance with the law and charter IN
iorce In this city and the proceed
.ngs heretofore had with reference
70 said improvements, and is in Al
respects valid and regular.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T FUR.
mat there shall be and Is hereJy
ana assessed against the par
ssIs ?. property. or interest in par
Assa& af Rxopsxiy. a the casa Eay be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
I~zaguirre Child
Is Buried Friday

Funeral services for Louis Emfli-
ano Izaguirre, four-year-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauro Izaguirre of
Sweetwater, Texas, who died here
Wednesday, were held from the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Guerra on
Madison street at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Services were conducted at the I'm,
maculate Conception church ana
interment was in the Buena VISTA
cemetery.
The child died while Mrs. lzaguirre
was visiting the Guerras. 4,
Izaguirre, who is Mexican consul
Mt Sweetwater, is we'll known here,
having been nj one time vice consul
IN the Brownsville consulate.
At the completion of their visit
here, the Inquiries will make a trip
into Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

The City Of Brownsville shall no
be in any manner lia5ie for the pay,
I, ment Of the sums kefeb assssses1
and the Southwest Bitu.Ithic Comm
or Its assigns shall look solely az Tor
property and the owners ~thsTnents,
the payment of such sssnall ex-
but the City of Irowns,gstrs to aid
exercise all of its Lawful Collection of
IN the enforcement sef personal OBJ
said liens and SURF shall be made
/. legations. If DER n assessment,
: q the paymesrr shall be enforced
collection til the premises, by the
liner by ~ Of the city on request
lax Collsal holder Of the certifi-
"a a .ded in evidence OF such
6ent in the sAr.t manner as
-sssy as possible and after the same
.-;vertisement as Is provided by law
land the charter of this city FOR sales
for delinquent advaio.em taxes. OF
in ease of such default upon demand
Of the legal holder Of such certIfi-
cate. this city will exercise its char
ter powers to enforce ard collect this
certificate by suit in II. own name
for the benefit of said holder. or said
legal holder nay BRING suit for the
enforcement If said certificate in
any court hving jurisdiction.
For the ptrpose CT ~svidencing the
several SUNS assessed against the
respective 2rcels Of %abutting prop
erty herein assessed, OF the inter
ests in the parcels of Gtutting prop
erty hereinassessed, aid the owners
1 L.w, - fkn Nfrna [.l a--.. 81
| ad to aid an the enforce
ment therDf, ~assignatie certificates
shall be isued and delivered to said
SouthwesyBitulithic company by the
City of townsville, upon the COM
pletion &C acceptance by the City of
said Improvements in sEid portion of
street. fhich certificates shall be
executedn the manner anG form and
with th~sprovisions and recitals pre-
scribed h a certain ordinance duly
passed N the City Commission Of
the Citf CT Brownsville on June TIN
1927, wich ordinance Is enc provid-
ing fo3 the issuance of ~assignable
certifiates of as essnicnt declaring
and e~idencing assessments made
again4 abutting property and its
ownes ard railroads or street
railrdds and their owners for a por-
ton ,f the cost of street improve.
menf upon streets AMI other high
wayFor portions thereof in the City
OF townsville. and prescribing the
projsions of such certificates and
prsiding that paymen.s made there
on may be made 10 the City Tax
Cnector and further prescribing
to duties Of the Ci.g Tax Collec-
tr and the City treasurer with
tference TO money so raid.
VI
That anv and all zums payable
upon any assessments herein made
or any certificates s%videnc;hR the
same. may DO paid 20 the Tax Col
Hector Of the City of Brownsville as
provided in and authorized by said or
! dinance Of June 7th. 1927 described
in the preceding paragraph hereof
and the duties of the City TsS Col.
lector and the City Treasurer with
reference to any and all such pay
ments shall be those prescribed IN
said ordinance.
Finally Passed and Approved this
ist day Of June. A. d. 1928.
(SEAL) A. B. COLE. Mayor.
City Of Brownsville, Texas
ATTEST:
A. z. Munday. City Secretary.
11-9-16-2t-3209.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

sidered the evidence and all proper
matters the said hearing was finally
closed on the 3rd day Of August, 1873,
and,
WHEREAS, the City Commission
from the evidence finds that a as
sessments and charges are right and
proper and are substantially IN pro-
portion TO the benefits 70 the re-
spective parcels Of property by means
OF the improvements In the said
portion Of street for which such IS
sessments are levied, and establish
substantial justice and equality and
uniformity between Ehe respective
owners OF the respective properties
or interests therein, and between all
parties concerned, considering the
benefits received and burdens I'M
posed. and further finds that In each
case the abutting property, or inter-
est therein assessed, rs the case may
be-. is especially benefited in en-
HANGED value to said property or in
terest therein. as the case may be,
BY means Of the improvements In the
said portion Of street upon which
said property ADULTS, and for which
assessment is levied and charge
made, in a sum in excess Of the GO
or the improvements is in actS34D
ance with the Law and charter in
force in this city and the proceedings
heretofore had with reference to said
improvements, and is In all respects
valid and regular.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE III FUR
Their ORDAINED:
I
That there shall be and is herebN|
levied and assessed against the par
cells Of property, or interest in par
cells of property, as the case may be,
hereinbelow mentioned and against
the real and true owners thereof,
whether such owners be correctly
named herein, the sums Of money
below mentioned and itemized. shown
opposite the description of the re-
spective parcels Of property, or inter-
ests in property. the descriptions OK
such property, or interests therein,
the various amounts assessed againt
the same, and the owners thereof,
50 far as such owners are known be-
ing as follows:
CONTRACT NO. so
Engineers Roll or Statement for
Adams Street from its intersection
with the South Line Of Fourteenth
Street to its intersection with the
North Line Of Fifteenth Street,
known ard designated rs Unit or Con-
tract No. so.