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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
Ogden Will Build q State Capitol
At q Cost OF Not Less Than S25O,OOO

the roof, the floors of which are reach
ed by a narrow circular stairway in
the stones. Fisk said that he and Jay
Gould concealed themselves in this
vault when the infuriated crowd at
tackled their Offices in Wall street.
One of the boxes in the tbeater is
known as the Gould box and it Is kept
locked. It seats from 20 to 80 per
sons. but has never been occupied
except by members Of the Gould fam
flu
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
NEW YORK WOMAN DIES
At ONE HUNDRED FIVE

New York, May 21.-That aged per
sons could prolong their lives il they
associated constantly with young
people. was the firm belief of Mrs.
Yetta Schulman. who died in this city
yesterday at the ace of los years. She
is survived by thirteen children aud
twenty-five grand children, and 1t was
her habit to spend the greater part
of the time playing outdoors with the
little ones. Despite her great age,
Mrs. Schulman never wore glasses.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
colorado ..e, Fuel and Republic Ste

Colorado Fuel and Republic Ste
stocks. l.
United States Steel touched go 1.
ana the persistent absorption of th.
STOCK was an influence in the strene1
OF the whole list. Northern Pacit
rose l 3-4; General Electric ?. Bethl
mem steel l 5-S, the preferred /
and Great Northern preferred, No
folk & Western. Chesapeake a, Obi
Wabash preferred, Anaconda. Amer
can Woollen. Sloss-Shehield Steel an
Westinghouse Electric l. Genen
Electric declined 1.
Bonds were firm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21

make possible the utilization OF peet
deposits as fuel for power.
The current number of the Scientific
American contains an account OF the
process and says that Colonel Astor
intends to present IL to the public In
the hope that 1t may be of wide gen.
eral use.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
CHICAGO Close

Chicago, May 21.-Close: WheatA
May s1S1 Ia: July s1.16 3-4a1lSi
Sept. s1.0S 3-4a7-S; Dec 81 O6 rs.
Corn-May 72 rs; July 69a1 g; Sept
67 Is; Dec. 5s.
Oats-May 60; July 5S' 3-s; Seut
Al 7-Sai5: Dec As 5-S.
Pork-May SIS 80; July s1S35t
Sept $1s.3 1-2.
Lard-May $40. GO 1-2; July SO. 81
1-2a65; Sept. s1o.77 IL; Oct $40 so
Ribs-May s1O.1o; July $40 OF LIS
TO- Sept. SO IL L.
Rye-cash Sass; May So; July 81;
Sept so.
Barley-Cash 7Sa7e.
Timothy-S Sept $500. ~
Clover-May 50 20.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, May -Cattle-Receiptz
estimated at 1000, market steady:
beeves s5 10a7 25; Texas steers AS
a6 So; western steers S4 75a6 90,
stockers and feeders SO. .60a5 60, cows
and helfers 81 5oa6. 30; calves s5. GOA
700 80
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900.
Market strong; light Sc S5a7 55; mix
ed 81 00a7. so, heavy 81 05aT So 1-2:l
rough s7.O5a7 .25; good to choice
heavy 81. 25aT SO L.; pigs $5 S0a6.-.
so; bulk of sales 81 2Oa7. 40.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000.
Market steady. native So 90a6 .50:l
western 81 .O0a6 80; yearlings So. .10a
q %, lambs, native, So sOaS. 25, west-
ern Sc. O0a9 90.
Wool.
ST Louis, May 21.-Wool. firm; ter.
rltory and western medium 25a30s
fine mediums 22a27; fine 16a22.
Metal Market.
New York. May 21.-Lead. firm. s4.-
3oa4. 40; copper. steady, 13 1-SaS-S.
Silver 80 ga.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21

! offers TO erect capitol of imposing
size and beauty.
Measure this proposal as against
that which Salt Lake has to offer and
vote accordingly
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
COL. JOHN JACOB ASTOR
APPLIES FOR A PATENT

New York. May 21.-Colonel John
Jacob Astor has applied for patent
for a machine which il Is hoped Will
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21
THE LINE UP

This will be of the good between these
teams this aud will be the Fair
y. mq Sunday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-21

JTAH--THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL RE PApTTV c1T oT1T,y mo
NIGHT AND SATURDAY.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
LINCOLN'S CENTENNIAL
TO BE OBSERVED HERE

Feb II, the centennial of Abraham
Lincoln's birth. will be made a pub
lie holiday throughout Michigan, In al
probability News TO that effect Is
expected from Lansing.
In any event, the day will be cele-
brated In Detroit with all the cere-
mony which it deserves. In a meet
ing OF the Board of Commerce AMI
council committees, Thursday after
noon, II was decided to have the
schools closed and to organize a street
parade in which military and fraternal
organizations will take part.
Secretary C. B. Sawyer, OF the Board
of Commerce. Is endeavoring to Sc
cure a speaker of national prominence
TO address mass meeting In the Light
Guard armory on the afternoon OF that
day. A chorus of school children Will
furnish part Of the music for the ex-
ercises. There will also be memorial
exercises OF a patriotic nature in the
schools the afternoon of Feb. IL.
Mayor Breitmeyer is to issue pro-
clamation calling the attention of the
citizens 10 the nature Of the day aud
asking them TO decorate their resi-
dences and places OF business.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
KNOTTY POINTS IN GRADE
SEPARATION CASES

Four very important legal points
are involved in the Junction.ave. grade
separation cases, now being argued in
the supreme court. Corporation Hally
appears for the city, while one of his
assistants, Edmund Atkinson, is OF
counsel fer the appellants, having
argued the cases in the local court J
prior To his appointment TO his pres
ent position.
Three appealing propertyowners
claim greater damages than they were
awarded liz recorders court, Their
claims being: American Car a. Foun-
dry Co, $25 200; Union Transfer Co.,
$4,000. and the George p. Schneider
Co.. 1000 These firms claim dam
ages for interruption 10 business while
the separation was in progress. and
also claim damages for the extra
amount 1t will now cost them TO handle
freight. Hally contests both these
claims as unfair.
On the city's side. Hally contends
that abutting property-owners are en-
titled 70 no damages as the railroads
have q right TO raise or lower their
tracks on their own right of way az
they deem best He also argues that
the fact that no grade line had ever
been established for Leavitt-st. and Nc
Gregor-st.. at the point of intersection
with Junction-ave., near the grade
crossing, deprives property-owners on
those streets OF the right TO dam
ages.
The decisions on these points will
have an important bearing on future
grade separation cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Trained Bloo1 bounds
Secured by Bingham
To Track Criminals

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Two trained
bloodhounds have been secured by
order OF Police Commissioner Bingham
TO be used in tracing criminals. The
dogs are the pick OF the kennels of
Manning Cleveland. wealthy dog
fancier at Poughkeepsie. who breeds
them for pastime. One of his blood
hounds. Nose, is as big as man.
The dogs have been in the city for
several days, and are being kept in the
city's kennels in the Bronx. Trained
handlers are with them. 1t is not safe
to loosen the dogs; they are always
handled in leash. by experienced men.
The dogs were shipped secretly at
night, as Ii was desired to try them
out with as little publicity as possible.
They have been worked out over the
roads and fields of Duchess county
and are in the pink of condition.
Mr. Cleveland has been breeding and
WORKING bloodhounds for several
years He has paid large sums for
trained dogs and firmly believes In
their ability TO trace a man when put
upon the trail at the right time.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
PLANS PROMPT AID
FOR ACCIDENT
VICTIMS
BOARD OF COMMERCE SEEKS IN
STAllATlON OF FIRST AIDS"
IN MANUFACTURING PLANTS,
WITH AMBULANCEs CLOSE BY.

a movement has been inaugurated
by the Board OF Commerce TO por-
vide for more prompt aid TO workmen
injured in factories. There are GER
tain, no matter what precautions be
taken. TO be large number of per
sons hurt in the manufacturing plants
every year. and the board advocates
TWO methods of lessening the danger
and pain attendant upon tardy relief
for the injured.
AT present. II is generally necessary
for the injured person TO go unattend-
ed for longer or shorter time until
an ambulance can be brought TO carry
him 10 hospital. Some time il is
more than an hour before an ambu-
lance can be had.
one OF the recommendations OF the
board, which will be worked out later.
Is for the installation OF first aid sup
plies in manufacturing plants and the
instruction OF some of the employees
in first aid work
In addition TO this, the Board OF
Commerce will suggest that four am
balances be located in. police barns by
the city or in fire engine houses where
they will be available to districts that
now lack prompt service of the kind
These would probably be automobile
ambulances and the cost OF mainte-
nance would be more than Offset. 1t
is believed by the relief they would
bring.
The Board OF Commerce also adj
vises that there be Legislation requir
ing the registration of all typhoid and
tuberculosis cases by the attending
physicians so that measures may be
taken TO diminish danger of contagion
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Marshall Man Gets
Unique Neuspapr
From Sunny Italy

MARSHALL. Mich, Jan. ga copy
of Roma . "A daily paper published at
Naples. dated Dec. 81 has been re-
Ceivcd by Steven Truplano in letter
fIom G. (. Miller II is the first news
paper from any city In Italy to reach
Marshall since the appalling disaster
of Christmas week
Mr.. Trupiano prizes the paper very
highly as IL Is the first one from his
native land and printed in his own
tongue. which he has seen I'm a mum
beB OF years He was much affected
by the narrowing accounts OF the ter
rible destruction Wrought and OF the
suffering and dC--sti OF his countrymeu.
The paper, Is a six page five column
affair and with the exception OF the
last page which is devoted exclusively
10 advertising is filed with dispatches
concerning the catastrophe The head
lines Of the earthquake extend acros 8
the top OF the first page and read la
distruziore al Messina Ia devasta-
zione della Calabria."
geographically the paper resembles
those printed in this country - Years
ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
CARRIERS ELECT
OLD OFFICERS
BODY NAMES LIVINGSTONE PRES.
IDENT, INSTEAD OF LEAVING
SELECTION TO DIRECTORS.

An unusual tlibute was paid 10 Pres
ident William Livingstone, OF the Lake
Carriers association, Thursday after
room. in re-electing him for another
year Of service. Ii is the custom OF
the association TOR the board OF dire
tors to choose all the officers.
On this occasion, however, j. G.
Evans, of Buffalo rose before the di-
rectors had retired for the election
and moved that the directors be in
structed by the association as a whole
TO Ie-elect Mr.. Livingstone. The mo-
ton went through In hurry and the
president responded with a short
speech of thanks.
There are no changes in the Of
GERS fer the year, although some
changes were made in the directorate
The following will serve another term:
J. n. Sheadle, vice president, Harvey
ID. Goulder, general counsel; George
MARI, secretary, George +. Mckay.
treasurer; A. r Rumsey. shipmaster
All these live in Cleveland. Thomas
Kennedy. OF Buffalo, was made grain
superintendent New directors are: f.
w. Gilchrist. Alepna; j. s. Ashley
Cleveland; e 7 Douglass. Buffalo; w
H. Mclean. Cleveland
committe OF the Carriers will take
up the matter OF alleged overcharges
for coal used as fuel by the assocla
lions fleet An appeal may be taken
to the interstate commerce commits
sion
The local passengers line officials
are discussing the mutual insurance
plan evolved by the freight carriers
and will hold a meeting 70 consider It..
They may put the proposition up to
the Association of Passenger Lines of
the Lakes.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
BOOKS OF PRESIDENT
ARE INVESTIGATED

ST. JOHNS, Jan. 22.-The accounts
OF A. c. Cameron. president and man.
ager of the Michigan Wagon and I'm
plement Co., with Offices and factory
here. are being investigated by the
directors A director says the books
are In badly mixed condition. Cam.
eron left for Chicago the first OF the
week He said he intended visiting
tn Panama canal. The accounts OF
Emil ]. Mueller. head bookkeeper, who
accompanied Cameron, are also being
looked into
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
SUPREME COURT CASES.

LANSING Mich, Jan. 22.-The SUI
preme court finished the call OF the
day before noon and adjoNned. The
following cases were submitted:
Gerhard VS. Ford Motor Co.: Rich
ards VS. Michigan Pressed Steel Co:
latin US Latin estate Harris vs.
Bow; Schall vs.. Aetna Indemnity Coz
Anker vs.. Schreib; Brown VS., Spiegel
kilIackey VS.. Killackey; Granger vs..
Darling: Reese W.. Lahore; Betting
house VS.. clearinghouse estate.
Call for Friday: 57. So. IS
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
POLICEMAN QUITS
AFTER az YEARS

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Chief Inspec-
tor Moses w. Cortright, the honest
cop has begun vacation. Police
Commissioner Bingham announced,
and no man in the police department
believes that Cortright will return to
active police duty. He is so years old
and has been a policeman for AZ years
almost to the day, having been appoint
ed to the forcePJan. II, 1867. Retired,
he will receive pension OF $4,000 q
year-'half pay" the commissioner
may be pleased TO call II.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Woman Admits She
Has Three Husbands
And Is Not Divorced

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan. "a
Mas Jerome Newman who was ar
rested Thursday afternoon on
charge of bisamy admits having three
husbands and says she never has been
divorced The woman. who lives near
Gales burg was taken into custody as
the result OF complaint made by
heller. who saws be is her nrst hu@
banR lie charges that she deserted
him 10 marry Newman, the man with
whom She was living when, arrested,
Heller also claims sue was once mar
ried 90 "a man named Williamson. who
lived I'm Canada The woman says
Heller left her and she thought him
dead she went 10 Canada and mar
rled Williamson. but grew tired OF
him and returned 20 Newman and her
TWO children. She did not believe a
divorce necessary TO remarry In Can
.zFI4
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
KNOX AND ROOT
ARE SUMMONED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Subpenas
have been served ON Secretary of State
Elihu Root. Senator z. c. Knox, Of
Pennsylvania, and Assistant Attorney
General Charles w Russell TO appear
today before the federal grand jury
now investigating in this city the gov
ernment's libel suit against New York
and Indianapolis publishers. Secre-
tary Root will appear before the grand
jury at noon, and Mr. Knox and Mr..
Russell will follow.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Fishermen Rescue Men
Who We're Adrilt in
Lake for Is Hours

MENOMlNEE. Mich, Jan 22-Lars
Nelson and Peter Anderson, Of this
place. were rescued off Chambers isl.
and, Green Bay, by fishermen late
yesterday afternoon. The men had
been adrift on an ice foe for rs hours,
with death staring them In the face.
and subjected to a wind and snow
storm which was very severe The
men went out late Wednesday TO lift
some nets. They had almost com.
pleted their work when strong wind
moved the ice on which they were
standing
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
JUDGE SENTENCES DRUGGIST.

SOUTH HAVEN, Mich, Jan 81
Judge Desyoignes sentenced Charles
II. l.. Van Alstyne, druggist of this
place. who was convicted OF keeping
a place where liquor was sold in yio-
lation OF the local option law. TO 30
days in Jail and 10 pay the costs OF
prosecution. amounting 10 s402, with
60 days additional sentence If costs
are not paid
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
HUNDREDS REPORTED
KILLED OR INJURED

TANGIER, Jan. 22.-Hundreds OF
persons are reported killed or injured
by n Ian Sta I'd a Sc
we're earth shock In the region &c
OF Tctusal. ISIS have
beou destroyed
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
RESCUER OF MISS
ELLEN STONE is DEAD

ROSWELL, n. NJ. Jan. 22;-Selim
Shakir, the guide who piloted body
OF Turkish troops through the noun
tains OF Macedonia, 10 rescue Miss
Ellen Stone, the American missionary.
kidnapped by btigands and held for
ransom, died In hospital here yes.
terday OF pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
HUGHES NAMES
F. A. WALLIS

ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 22.-The nom
ination OF Frederick A. Wallis. of
New York, to be state superintendent
OF insurance. was sent 10 the senate
yesterday by Gov Hughes. The term
is three years and carries a salary or
81 600. There were but a third of
the senators present when the Wallis
nomination was received. and they
were greatly surprised No one in
the senate chamber had ever heard
of Mr Wallis II Is likely that the
nomination Will be confirmed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
RURAL CARRIER DISAPPEARS.

ALMA, Mich. Jan. 22-Lester
Thomas rural mail carrier has been
missing from here several days. He
left for downtown Tuesday. saying he
would return home soon The efforts
Of his wife to locate him have been
futile Thomas fell heir to 81 200 some
time ago He was 80 years old
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT NEW ORLEANS.

First race, furlungs selling:
Hiram. 100; Or Nash. 1903. M. j.
Mhelan. l0l. Kiamesha H.. 107.
Naughty. l07
Second race. furlongs. selling:
Ametus. 100, BETTE Pirate. 1915 Profit.
able. 100, 'Una. 90. 'Bnly Strong,
lO2 Dorothy NJ. 105; 'Tapioca. 81
Third race. - furlonRs sAnnie
Douohue. 90, Pat Ornus. 95. ED
Tracey. 100, Topsy Robinson. 1903.
Dick Rose l0l
Fourth race. furlonrs. selling: c.
Clamp. 81 Alamo. lo7 Blue Ban. l03
'La0y .natema. 100, Baby &. los:
Cpmal l05. Hollow. lyg
FiNh race g furlohes. selling
Out J Spring 81, Bon Mot 100. Go.
coon. Tor Walter Mccain. l09. Ben
Walmsicy, lo6. eRed Devil. I04. Am
hitious. 15. Joe Levy. leg
sixth race. > fWlOngs. selling:
calvin. lee. Gin Cole. 100. Ruiloba
l09 Morning Light l0is IychorIndd
100 Mamie. l05
apprentice allowance
Weather clear. frack good
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

II YOU have q friend you would like
ca see win one Of the magnificent
prizes In the Detroit Times Great
Prize Voting Contest send the name
I'm at once that the contestant may So
cure the prestige and increased
chances OF winning that goes with
good start.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
POINTS TO CHILD LABOR
IN MICHIGAN FIELDS

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.--General Secre-
tary Owen r. Lovejoy. of New York.
speaking OF the fifth annual national
child labor conference yesterday, said
that II was not alone in enclosed
places that children were overworked.
In the berry fields Of New Jersey In
the vegetable gardens of Delaware and
Maryland. and in the sugar beet fields
OF Michigan, Nebraska and Colorado
and In the tobacco fields OF Connect
cut. Kentcky. Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, he declared. children were en-
ployed as much az IL hours a day
Sob Printing done rigt.t Time. --rfnt.
80 Co.. rs John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

creditors &c Charles Coats. of Pontiac,
bankrupt, are contrStiag the prefer
rrte given the Pontiac savings bank
hy "a chattcl mortgage and VIII ask
Iudgn swan 90 order payments made
90 the bank repaid 10 the general
fund OF the estate.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
George W. Rndford, whose manage
ment OF seN ermI estntes ~ ..nder scru-

tiny 81 the courts. Is really sick. his
physician Or Il. 4 Jameson,
making an affidavit in Judge Muir
phys court Thursday afternoon tilat
M Radford o. suffering from collie,
. and would not be ont for a week.
The case Of Henry j VI Ter against
Radfnrd was set for hearing Eva Judge
Murphys court Thursda, but the
announcement was nude that tho de
PENDANT was ill Judge Murphy In
sisted that legal proof or his Illness
he produced ON the strength Of
IN. affidavit the hearing was post
uun.d until Jan. -
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
ocnuSe for action was the verdict
rendered hN n InrN In JnhKe MnrlIn'a

COUNT TNur5dUN HTTtTnOOn, IN IHN
case brought by Clarence &. Calvin
against charles Drolet. a sdioonkcep-
er calvin was shot through the
right hand by Drolct during a Nw I'm
the latters saloon at Franklin 81
and - Nubin-Hvc. In March. 1907.
TN hurry held Drolet was justified In
tn, shooting calvin asked FOR S25,
010 damages
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Retired PatroIman John T.. webb died
ThmrshnN nIkhI in his home. No. 23S

Twenticth-st.. after luug Illness.
lie Joined the force in 1872 and In his
earlier days distinguished himself ~
a detective under Capt. Il. f. culver,
now Yea charge of Trumbull station.
Later he was assigned TO duty In
the recorders court. whore he re-
manned until retired
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

Encouragement OF salaries Of the
clerks Ia the nsscssors' Office md also
IN that az the city treasurer IL now
planned In both Offices the work
has increased greatly md This In
cTcnse huB fallen JfOa certain OF the
clerks. Increases IN salary for these
viii he recommended so that an In
crease In tile salary estimates for
both Offices may be anticipated.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Fred schInninE. Grntiot township
wood SnMNer, while working ON the

form ~ George LeIfe ON the Freid-
xuss road Thursday f.ll against q
rtpidi " revolving shaft and instantly
his clothing was stripped from him.
leaving MIN gearing "a uscktIc and am
.a-tuuishsd look a blanket was Dor
r1y,l from ouu OF the horses and
Fr.d was taken bomr H. WAS only
SLIGHTLY bruised 10y lthc accident
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

t the tvcnty eighth annuai conNen-
unn 80 the Nmerirnu N~~ncintion Of
fiDutral EHggage Agents held lu 81
NuGJstirr. Fla Thursday 70 was de-
cidrd 90 meet NEXT yenr On Detroit.
opening on june Do. 1910
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Holding TINT both had been guilty Of
improper conduct, and thar one was
as bad as the other. Judge Murphy
Thursday afternoon refused decree
OF divorce to both Cornelius Weaver
and his wife. Henrietta.
DIR. Harry A. Garfield. n son Of the
mnr.yred president. who was recent
~ made president OF Williams coli
lege, Will be the guest OF honor at
the annual dinner OF the Williams
College Alumni association In the
Detroit club next Monday night
IL IL the BARRIERS turn to be lacked
up" now that the pharmacists nnd
veterinarians have had their innings
in the police court. RoDert Mccoy,
OF the BARRIERS examining board or
the state, sworc out warrant,
Thursday, charging Henry j, Wiggle.
n Bates-st barber with plying his
trade without certificate
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Controller Doremus has been search
Ing the INV 20 Ienrn whore the city

hospital site In the rear OF Grace
hospital. which was purchased In
1905 This site cannot be paid Tor
out OF the bonds issued for con
tagious disease hospital as that
building Will now be erected OF the
Hamilton boulevard site. IT is proba-
BILE that the amount needed To com
plete the Brush ST. purchase VIII be
spread i'm the next years taxes.
Grace hospital has offered TO pur-
chase half the land aud the city may
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Corporation Counsel HnIly has rem
dered an opinion 10 the effect that a

ed Go test applicants for the positions
OF assistant boiler inspectors. The
board appointed by Prof. NJ. r.. Coo
ley. OF the University or Michigan.
IL decided to have terminated its
laDors when II recommended the
choice OF a chief Inspector last
sprfug
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

job Printing done rlgb, Tunes Print-
tnE CO., Is John R.-st Phone li9S
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

Commercial crodH 90. RatIaE.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

Alexander. Umbrellas, ~ Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

SoS Printing done right, Time. --rtnt
80 Co., rs John R.-st Phone 1893