St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, March 10, 1911, Image 2

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    THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
BY A. W. MARKLE
Building Permits
Published Ever Friday
At 117 Wont Burlington Stroet.
Tnn RBVISW Is entered ol jxt office
In Saint Johns, Oregon, as mall matter
of the oooond class under the Act of Con
gress of March 3, 1879.
Offl&lsl Newrpsptr of lb City of St. Jshns.
Admitting riUi, $1.00 ptr Inch ptr month.
lol Prlntuur leonUd In Arit-oltu siis.
tUlls tor Job Prlnllm ctib on delivery,
Subscription prlca $1.00 per your.
A Public Statement
Following is a list of the building
permits taken out within the past
couple of weeks:
No. iv To A. A. Sclirimslicr
to erect n store building on Jersey
street between John nnd Charleston
for A. V. Davis; cost $1350.
No. 14 To John Ktnerson to en
large building on Mohawk street
between Ivnuhoe nnd Greshanij
cost $ 1 80.
No. 15 To W.M. Iiranchbach lo
erect store nnd residence on Jersey
between Tacoina nnd Baltimore;
cost $2700.
No. 16 - To Augusta Rostowsky
to erect dwelling on Kdison between
t t t it,
T iiii mupie nun weycriiucuscr avenue.
In order that no Usugoo.
misunderstanding .ASiJS SiTffJZ
may arise, we here- tlaAZo! Wcycrllacllscr avc,u,e;
hv pprfcifv that we No-,8 To 10,lis iJcrKin l
u.UiUJ- wiciu . (lwclIinLr 011 Polk slrcct 1)e.
tween Kcssendcn nnd Senecn; co.stl
$Soo.
No. 18 To Hewitt & Wright to
erect dwelling in Greshnm between
Ittirr nud Alma; cost $1500.
No. 20 To J. I). Orny to erect
dwelling on Fox street between
will surrender our
franchise held by
this company for
operating a ferry
in f TfVhnc; nnnn Charleston nnd Oswego; cost $1000.
111 ou uUllUD uputl No. ai J. CMnhon to 'erect
nflVmfinf. Ot t.he dwcllim; on Astor street between
A y , . -ii-i I Taft nnd M
First National Bank
St. Johns, Oregon
Sylvester Peterson, President
A. R. Jobes, Vice President
P. P. Drinker, Cashier
..0. B. Russell, Ass't. Cashier
ORDINANCE NO. 358 f
i An Ordinance Ordering an
Election for City Offices of
the City of St. Johns and
Fixing the Time and Placo
Therefor; and Naming the
Judges and Clerks to Offi
ciate Thereat.
The cltv of St.
follows:
! T. Y; Lang & Co.
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods
Johns docs ordain ns
Latest Styles and most fashionable Goods at very
reasonable prices. Call and inspect goods
and prices.
price stipulated for
the purchase of the
approaches, slips
and pontoons we
are now using,
namely, $6,000.
SI, Johns Transportation Go,
Peril W. Smith.
Manager.
Mficruin; cost fj.oo.
It Doesn't Matter
Wafl Paper, Lawn Mowers I
Garden Tools, Garden Seeds I
If. you are contemplating papering or kalsomining
your house, we will be pleased to show you our new
stock of wall paper.
It will soon be time to buy that new lawn mower.
Hendricks Hardware Co.
i
t
Phone Columbia 129
Say, Voter, don't for the life of
you full to vote in favor of the bond
issue tomorrow. You must realize
that this great county of MtiHno
innli has conferred n grent honor
upon us by doing something that it
has never yet done ngreed to build,
operate and maintain n free ferry
here, provided we purchase the
slips. Don't net the pnrt of an in
grate by refusing to accept it.
Cap Snow'K public confession
with its "wreath of flower" on
first page shows what n tunii can do
if he tries. Any man can do likewise.
It is altogether n question of stami
na nud will txnvur. Some people
nre possessed of both to 11 greater
degree than others, theiefore it Is
harder for some than others to iiIhiii
don the liquor habit. Hut nil have the
power if they will utiti.e it. A just
God would not have it otherwise.
Wc nre glad to learn that Lap lias
"quit." Any man is the butter
for quitting something Hint 1m in
jurious to hU system. That lie
fcols better and looks better Ik n
mutter of course. The question o(
prohibition would never arise if
jK-ople would exercise their will
power, ns Cap Snow has done. Li
quor, like anything else, is 11 curse
when abused. It harms 110 one
when left alone. Bo, like Cap Snow
has decided to do, it is better to let
it alone.
M. 1'.. Uitircli: a. b. at 9:50 11.
in., cluMius for all hrs; pruuehiug
11 n. in., theme "Stiength From
Weakness," Junior I.eiigue 3 p
111, upwortu League 0:30 p. in.,
topic, "Numerous and Dnngeiou
Poui;" lender, Or a Id Cameron ol
lloston, Mas. Kvening sermon at
7:30. l lie pastor itoglns 11 surluti ot
sermons on .Sunday evening upon
the theme: "Religious l.ettooiu
iroiu ai. joints nusine indus
tries." On .Sunday night he will
sjxmk upon lessons from the Steam
Laundry. Ivvery one who 0111
should hear all of these. A cordial
welcome to strnngers. SiKfoinl mil
sic nt thutc service. Frank Sand
ifer, pastor.
hclitor Review: Is there nny
tliiug in the rumor that the laud on
the west side of the river used by
the present ferry company with
approaches is not n county road
and is liable to be withdrawn from
usage for this purpose nt nuy lime?
htibscrlber.
It is our understanding that the
laud in question has been dedicated
as 11 county road. lint It makes no
difference so far as getting n free
ferty is concerned. According to
the bill Kiicd the only obligation
upon the p.irt of the city of bt.
Johns is to provide the approaches,
slips nud iKiutoous. Land wits not
mentioned. If the west side land
ing place is not on u county road it
is no nfTnir of this city's. We hnve
fulfilled nil our requirements when
the approaches, slips nud pontoons
have been secured and the Iran-
c11I.se surrendered. The county
can then wrestle with the laud
proposition. There is uopntticut.tr
landing place designated on the
west side in the bill, but the foot of
I'lltsDtiig street 011 tue east side s
specified. It may be moved later
at the option of the county eoinmls
sioiicr.s, If deemed advisable.
To Whom It Alny Concern
Tnke Not ice I Thnt the directors
of Modern Machine Works, n cor'
iMuntinu organized under nud exist-
iug by virtue of the laws of the
State of Oregon, pursuant to stat
nte of Oregon for such enswi made
ami provided, have changed the
name of wild corporation, Modern
Machine Works, to Peninsula Iron
Works, thnt the certificate of sup
pieiueiitnry articles of incorpora
tion 01 the ntoresald company was
issued by the Secretary of State 011
the 8th day of March A. I). 1911
A. H. BLACKBURN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone Columl.m 283
East Hurlinyton Stteet, Si. John,, Oregon
I low about Glass? See Mac.
BubBcrlbo for tlio St. John Hovluw
nnd keep pontod on the doings of
tint cilty.
o -
Biibscrlbu tor tlio Tologrnm boat
ovnnliitr jmjier on tlio const. Hue
Kd Htockton.
For Mouldings see McDonald.
I have customers to buy houses
and lots -on installments. What
have you to list? S. I,. Dobie, no
N. Jersey street.
. v 1 O
HerbiiiL' cures constipation nud
rc'establihhfcs regular bowel move
ment. Price 50c. Sold by St.
Johns PlioYrtincy.
lluvu your property Insured In the
St. Paul or Northern flro liiRurniico
companion. They nra thu bout. 8.
It. Doblu, agent.
For Mouldings see McDonald.
Ilrlng In-jour Job printing while
you think of It. Don't wait until you
aro untlroly out, Wo nru equipped
to turn out noiit nud tasty priutliiK
promptly at' Portland prices or loss.
Sewer and Plumbing
neiore pinctug contracts tor con
uectiiig with the sewer, see J. H.
Fletcher, 510 Allegheny stteet.
Prices low nud work guaranteed.
AUo plumbiiivr of nil kinds. Phone
ColumbU 67.
A. good treatment for n cold set
tled in the InhgH is Ik-nicks Red
Pepper Porous Plaster applied to
the chuht to draw out the iiillnuin
tion, nud Mallard's I ronrhouud Syr
up to relax tightness. You get the
two remedies for the price of one
by buying the dollar size Hoar
hound Syrup- there is n porous
plaster free with each bottle. Sold
by St. Joints Pharmacy.
St. Johns Furni
ture Co.
"Home Furnishers"
Section i. That the city of St. Johus
hold an election in the city of St. Johns
on the 3d day of Aprlli 19I. "r the
purjwse ot electing city officers for wild
city, 89 follows, to wit: A mayor, n city
recorder, n city treasurer nnd n city at
torney; also for the purpose of electing
councilnien for the city ns follows, to
wit: jcoaiicllincii of the first ward, a
counclimcn of the second ward and 3
councllmcu nt Inrgc.
Section 2. And it is hereby ordered
thnt sntd election be held on the 3d dny
day of April, 1911, in the manner pro
vided by the charter of the city of St.
Johns.
Section 3. It Is hereby ordered that
the following Judges nud clerks of said
election bc.nnd they arc hereby appoint
ed, to-wit:
Judges of the first ward: Gilbert Good
hue, Marlon Johnston, I. II, Martin.
Judges of the second ward: I 1),
Chlpman, S. V. Rogers, i'red Drown.
Clerks of the first ward: Otis Learned
and A. W. Mnrklc.
Clerks of the second ward: A, I). Mc
Donald and Chin. U. linilcy.
Section 4, That the voting and (Hill
ing places of such election be, nnd they
are hereby fixed as follows, to-wit: roll
ing place for the first ward: I.carned's
real estate office, Jersey nnd Richmond
streets.
rolling place for Second Ward City
uhii.
Section 5. That the city recorder Iw
and is hereby ordered and directed to
give notice of said election by publico
lion In a newspaper published In the
city of St. Johns for at least ten days
prior 10 sum election.
Section 6. That the Chief of l'oltcc be
and is hereby ordered lo post, not less
man ten days iiciore sucu election, not
ices thereof, which said notices shall lie
prepared nnd sluned bv the cltv record
cr and shall siicclfy the officers to tc
elected nud the time nnd place of hold
ing sain election.
Passed by the Council this 6th dav of
March 101 1.
Approved by the Mayor this 6th dnv
01 ninrcu, iyn.-
J. 1'. IIHNDRICKS,
Mayor.
Attest: A. M. ItSSON.
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review
March 10, 1911,
NOTICE OF
SEWER ASSESSMENT
101 Burlington Street, near Jersey
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO
Get Busy
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XT - 1 n i I fitjuec is iicrcoy eivcu inai
JN GW aHfl SPPOnf J P0 nmcnt fur nil of the
x w auu uuuiiu I1K 1Kirtlon of Kewer I)llrIct j
Hand
FURNITURE
STOVES
and
RANGES.
Notice Is hereby given thnt tl.e pro
remain-
No. A Is
now mule up nnd Is subject to cxiimliin
tion at the office of the city recorder.
Objections to apportionment must be
made In writing not Inter than 6 p. m.
A. M. ItSSON,
City Recorder.
niDiisiicii in me at. jouus Kcvlew on
Marh 10 and 17, 1911.
Opposite Electric
Theatre
"Cash or Credit"
ROOSEVELT'S Own Book
The Most Popular Book
1
the St.
Deeem-
Dezro,
A scrims of Sunday evening lec
turer will be given in llickuvr hull
011 "How to Study the llihle 1)1$.
pensationnlly." Win. A. Hukur,
lecturer for the International Hible
Student's association, nud one of
the leading Hible students nud lec
turers on the Pacific coast, will
have the meetings in charge. These
lecturus will be a m of the clash
extension course under the auspice
of the Layman's Home Missionary
movement. Mr. linker's first lec
ture will !k Sunday evening ut 7:30
and the special topic for the meet
ing will be, "The Three Worlds of
uie mine. 1 ueso lectures nru en
tirely free, no collections being tit'
keti.
NOTICE.
Any twrty who was on
Johns ear at via 11. in. 011
her 9, 1910, when Clement
an elderly gentleman, was tttti over
and killetl ut n switch on Union
avenue between lleach and Failing
streets, is tmpietitcd to communicate
with W. K., care of this olhcc,
.Mrs. r. 1. reterson men nt her
home in this city Wednesday even
ing, March Sth, of tuberculosis, af
ter n lingering illness of two years'
.... ... . . -. .
duration, in tue .Jtn year ot iter
age. I'iMiumI services will be held
today. More extended notice next
week.
V. II. lhodnhl and I). Frank
Ilorsuiau this week filed nomina
tion iKipcrs for city recorder nnd
couiicilman-ut-large respectively.
r. P. Hobson of Guribaldi has
been a guest ut the home of A. J.
iceittig (luring the past week.
Travelers Checks
1
By The Most Popular Man
African
Qlvss In tia&k farm by Reasevalt'i
owi hanrl tha eels eeunt of hit
African Hjnt.
A delightful surprise paity was
teudered Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kth
erldge at their home on 716 North
Kdison street 011 Saturday evening,
March 4th. All enjoyed themselves
immensely, niose present were:
Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Tallmaii nud
children; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross
and Mr. and Mrs. Guilt of Yam
hill; Mr. ami Mrs. David Mitchell,
Airs. Rose Mitchell and husband,
two friends front Vancouver, ami
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Htheridge nud
sou Johnnie.
o
How about Glass? Sec Mac.
Some interesting
were received too late
tion this week.
school notes
for pubhea-
Tf ... . . ..
k you wain to ouy, rent, sell or
exchange projerty see Wolcott,
(The Rent Muu.) St. Johns Ofltce,
401 boutli Jersey. Portland Olticc,
442 Washington Street, Phone
Marshall 1556.
Sidewalks in which washed ma
teria! is used are the kind that
never have to be taken tip. They
have the lusting qualities. Put
down by the St. Johns Sand &
Gruvel Co. Phone Richmond 1571. 1
This bank issues American Bank
ers Association Travelers' Checks.
They are issued in denominations
of $10, $20, $50 and $100. They
are cashed readily without deduc
tion by banks, tourist agencies
and hotels throughout the world.
They offer a simple and safe
method of providing funds as re
quired while traveling in the
United States or abroad.
Our Officers will gladly give further information in regard
to Travelers' Checks, if about to travel be sure and call.
I The Peninsula Bank
WANTLD NOW
! J C 7, Town and Village J
VC!or.j 1 rciovelt's jff
XjvCreit rook
St. Johns, Oregon
Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $7,000.00
CHARLES CCIIIBNER'S SONS
103 Filth Avenue New York
AMERICAN BEACH
CORSETS
When you pur
chase a corset you
want ona that has
STYLE
It Is equally im
port ant that the
same corset be
COMFORTABLE
and if you can al
so have one that
WEARS WELL
and that corset can
be bought at a
REASONABLE PRICE
ONE DOLLAR UP
you have all the
requisites OI a
splendid ooraet.
AMERICAN BBADTT CORSETS
have every one of these excel
lent features and many more.
Every improvement as exacted
by fashion is combined tn these
dainty garments
That garden of youn neeilt at
tention theic Spring day.
Anything in tlie garden tool line
you need, we have It at the
right price.
St. Johns Hard
ware Co.
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ORDINANCE NO. 359
An Ordinance Authorizing n
Special Election for the
City of St. Johns and Fix
ing the Time nnd Place and
Naming the Judges and
Clerks to Act Thereat for
the Purpose of Submitting
to (lie Qualified Electors of
the City of St. Johns a
Proposition of Incurring a
Municipal Bonded Indebt
edness in the Sum of Twenty-one
Thousand Dollars
($21,000) for the Purpose
of Purchasing the following
Described Tracts of Land
Situated in the County of
Multnomah,Statc of Oregon
to-wit:
9
HcciunltiK at nn Iron pipe which iiinrki
the aouthi-ukt corner ol the Cunlv uilll
tion to the city of St. Johns In K-ctlon
twelve (ia). township one (l), north
of rmiifc one (il.wcn of the Wlllnm
ctte Meridian; thence touth 71 ilrirrcc.
14 minute, cast 2A3.5I feet iilont; the
northerly iilc line of the City ami Sub
urban Railway rluht of way to an iron
p.e; thence north 30 decree eatt 478.57
icet to an Iron pipe; tlrcnce north 71 ilc
urect 14 inlniitct west iH,ki feet to an
Iron pipe, bchiK the uorthcatt corner of
the tuple addition 10 the City of St.
John; thence KHith 20 degree west
aloui; the easterly line of Mid Caples ad
dltluii to St. Johns 47.J7 feet to the
place 01 iteKinniiiK.enntainiiii: 3.03 ncrcs,
more or le, wvc ami except a tract of
land in the southwest corner thereof 133
feet on Dawson street by 150 feet deep,
which said property hcloiiK to II. U.
uurris.
Ileuinuliii; at an iron piie In section
seven (7) of townslilnone (1) north of
range one (I), east, in the north line of
the rluht of way of the City and Stibur
ban railway, and 470.14 feet north 71 tie-
Hrees 17 uiiuutes west from an iron pipe
ut the intersection of said north line of
right of way with the west line ol what
is known as the llnucc tract, conveyed
by William ami Nancy Caples to
. , und recorded in
book 1 page-313; thence north 71 deurces
17 minutes west atom; said north line
of right of wuy 300.68 feet to an iron
Pipe thence north 1) .Uurecs ininutus
east Al-SS feet to an iron pipe, thence
south 71 degrees 18 mluutes east 300.68
lecl to uu iron lc, llienee soulli 19 ilc
greeji 55 minutes west 47$.65 feet to tin
place of beginning, containing 3.3036
acre more or Ion, WHICH sultl jojerty
oeinng 10 rsancy .apie.
The city of St. Johns does ordain as
follows;
Section t That a special election be
held In the city of St. Joints in accord
mice with the requirements of said char
leroi said city on tlie 311 nay o April
1911, lor tlie purpose of submitting
the qualified electors of the city of St
Johns tlie lollowlng proposition, namely
"biiau tue uty ol ht. Jolnw incur a
municipal bonded indebtedness in the
sum of Twenty-oue Thousand Dollars
if 31, 0001 ; s).uoo for the purpose
tmrclmsiui: the lint tract of laud above
described, to-wit; Ik-ginning at an iron
piins which marks the southeast coni
of Caples addition to the citv of St
Johfas in Section 13 of township 1 . north
of range I, west of the Willamette iner
idiau; theuce south 17 degrees 14 tiiiu
utes east 338.51 feet aloui; the uortherlv
side line ot the City Suburban railway
rinlit of way to an iron pipe; thence
north 30 degrees east 478.57 feet to an
iron pipe; thence north 71 degrees 14
minutes west 478.65 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 3.3036 acres more
or lest belonging to Nancy Caples: said
laud to be held and tixcd by mild city as
u public ttark and for park purxscs;
Mid bonds to run for n period of 35
yearn, optional after 15 years, from their
date, und bear Interest at a rate not lo
exceed six J)cr cent., interest payable
ocml-aumiafly, Interest coupons to 'bear
Interest at the rate of five er cent, after
their maturity.
Section 3. That the city recorder be,
and he is hereby, authorized, directed
and required to nt once post nud publish
a notice, as required liy law and the
charter of the city of St. Johns, of said
election, nud have printed the necessary
and proper ballots for said election; and
he procure the necessary oll book
11
that'
and
to enable the
proper arrangements
qualified electors of the city of St. Johns
to iioiu sucu an election.
Section 3. And It is hereby ordered
that the following Judges und Clerks of
said election be nud they nre hereby rip
x!utcd, to wit:
lodges of tlie l'lrst Ward Olbert
Goodhue, Marion Johnston and I, II.
Martin.
Judges of the Second Ward I,. II.
Chitiman, S. W. Rogers und I' red Drown,
Clerks of the l'lrst Ward-Otis Learn
ed nud A. W. Markle.
Clerks of the Second Ward A. D.
McDonald iii.l Chus. . llailcy.
Section 4. That the chief of notice of
tin! city of St. Johns do und perform all
necessary and proper nets required under
the law and charter In carrying out the
provisions of tills ordinance.
1... ...... .1. . ...
.-ciiiuii 3, mui nit; lulling places
for said election be, and" they are here,
by, fixed as follows:
Tolling place for I'irst Ward Learned
Real Hstate Office, S. Jersey and Rich,
luoud Streets.
rolling place for the Second Ward
City Hall.
Passed by the Council this 7U1 day of
Murch, 1911,
Approved by the Mayor, this .7th day
of Murch, 1911,
J.I'. IIHNDRICKS,
Mayor.
Attest: A.'M. USSON,
Reconler.
Published In the St. Johns Review
March 10, 1911,
RESOLUTION
It Is resolved by the City of St, Joints;
1 iibi u iieeius it expetiient aim ueces
sary to improve Chicago street from the
east side line of Jersey street to the
westsideline of rortland boulevard In the
minutes west 333.51 leei to an iron pine.
beinir the northeast corner of the Cunles
addition to the city of St. Johns; thence
south 30 degrees west aloug the easterly
line of said Caples addition to the citv
of St, Johns 478.57 feet to the place of
oecinnmc, coiitaiuuiK 3.03 acres. uxre
sell
or less, save and except a tract of laud
In the southwest corner thereof 135 feet
on Dawson street by 150 feet deep, from
it. l'.. Harris tor pari: purposes, anil
St 3,000 for the purpose of purchasiuu the
uext above iiescnoea tract 01 land, to-
wit: Beginning at on hon pipe iti sec
tiou 7 01 township I. north of raui;e 1.
east. 111 the north line of the richt of wav
of the City and Suburban railway, and
479.14 feel north 71 degrees and J7 mln
utes' from an iron pipe at the intersec
tion of said north line of right of way
wan tue west line 01 wnai is Known tn
the Brazee tract couveyeil by William
and Naucy Caples to
recorded in book t page 313;
theuce north 71 degrees 17 minutes
west along said north line of right of
way 300.68 feet to au Irou pipe; theuce
north 19 degrees 65 minutes east 478.55
feet to an iron pipe; thence south 71 de
grees 18 minutes cast 300.68 feet to au
irou pipe; thence south 19 degrees 55
I
U. 1 Piatt. President
C. A. Wotxl, Cashier
lf. C Knnpp, Vice President
J. N. lMlefsen, Asst. Cashier
I
In order to Insur a changa of ad
vartlssment the copy for such change
should reach this afflc net later than
Wednesday) at 3 o'clock p. m. PImm
ramsmbsr this and aava tna printer
City of fat. Johns in the following man.
iter, to wit ?
By grading Mine to sub grade and by
placing u strip of macadam In the center
of said street full length, said strip of
macadam to be 8 feet wide, eight Inch,
es thick in the center and six inches
deep on either side.
The wooden crosswalks in said street
to be taken up for the purpose of said
improvement and same to be relald to
the satisfaction of the city engineer:
according to the plans ami speciucat ons
of the city engineer on file in the office
of the city recorder relative thereto,
which said plans and specifications und
estimates arc satisfactory and are hereby
approved. Said improvements to lie
made in accordance with the charter and
ordinances of the city of St. Johns, and
under the supervision and direction of
the city engineer.
That the cost of said imnrovement to
l assessed as provided by the city char
ter upou the property especially and
particularly benefitted thereby, anil
which Is hereby declared to be all of
lots and parts of lots, blocks and parcels
of land between the termini ot such
Improvements abuttiug upon or approx.
mate to Chicago street, from the
marginal line of said street back to the
center of the block or blocks, or tracts
of land abuttiui! thereon or nroximate
thereto.
That all the nrooerty Include, In
improvement district aforesaid lalureliv
declared to be "Local IniBruveiiieut
District No. 55." - . j.
Tha the citv engineer's assessment f
the probable total cost of said improve
tueut of said Chicago ktrect is
f3.9.78
That the cost of said Chlrara street
to be assessed against the rironertv In
said local assessment district as provided
by the char.er of the city of St. Johns.
rtiiopieu uy me council March 7th,
9U.
A. M. ESSON,
Recorder.
Published in the St. lohns Review.
March 10 and 17, 1911.
Office Phone Woodlawn 786
Res. Phone Woodlawn 1665
D. HOPKINS
DENTIST
0c Houn: Fraa Its II m 1 to I . u.
T tot p.m.
882 Dawsea street, UrirnUy Park