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ARC-9 / ARC-5 · CARRIED AT POINTER SIZE BY THE DISCIPLINE
Two items of this section close as pointers, and the pointers are printed so the assembly can find the whole cloth. The Tyler Street parish block — St. Patrick's church and school ground — stands in this build at the combined strength of the religion record (the Catholic building of 1876, in Chapman's church census) and the schools record, and its building-level survey waits on the same Sanborn run (DF-W-69) as the depots and the opera house; nothing is added here that those records do not carry, because a survey invented from a street name would be worse than the pointer. The Carnegie library building question is carried whole — test, lists, and the Ontario namesake dispelling — in the libraries addendum of this wave, where it belongs: Walkerton, Indiana, has no Carnegie building, and the architecture of its library is a clothing store and a family's gift. Both pointers print once, at this size, and the leg moves on.
Principal sources: the banked religion and schools records of this build (the parish block); the libraries addendum of this wave (the Carnegie test, carried whole there).