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way bounded on the w. by Third ave-
nue., and on the E. by lot SO. or Smiths
a. sso ,S o. tns tract % On the north
aide OF Grummond avenue. between
Second and Third avenues.
HAMMOND AVENUE.
Roll No 231s. Lot 1s--Scripps sub.
OF lots % and 100 OF the sub, or r G
avenue, between Buchanan and Horatio
streets.
HARRISON AVENUE.
Roll No. 2317. Lot 477--Plat of p. 9.
No 81. Lognon farm. On the east side
OF Harrison avenue. between Myrtle
HERBERT STREET.
Roll No. 231s. Lot 3l--James McMil-
ians sub of lot 4. of the sheldon
Estate. p. c. $50, and all that part OF
p. c. sss. lying w. OF and adjoining
said lot 4. On the north side OF Her,
Twenty eighth street.
HUMBOLDT AVENUE.
Roll No. 231o. Lot 2s.-Bradish and
Hubbard,s sub OF part 81 dnS W:1r
nue.. on the west side OF Humboldt
av enue, between Michigan avenue and
Butternut street
JEFFERSON AVENUE.
Roll No. 232o z. 30 II. of lot 10
Ma on sse aoath by ,Se
Jefferson avenue. between Wayne
street and Cass avenue.
Roll No 1921. Lots Is and 10
Block 4. Cass farm. On the north side
OF Jefferson avenue. between Second
and Third avenues.
JOE STREET.
Roll No. 1922. Lots 81 and 3s-J.
Bushey's sub, No. 8, being part of p.
c. No. III, ~. OF Michigan avenue. on
the east side OF Joe street. between
LARNED STREET.
Roll No. as23. Lot Block g. Cass
farm. on the south side of Larned
street. between cass avenue and First
Lots . and 10. block 4. Cass farm
On the south side OF Larned street. be-
tween Second and Third avenues
LAsALLE AVENUE.
Roll No. 2s24. Lots 80. 40 and ~.
block is-Amended plat OF lots i. =
and 8. of block IL. lots 1 and IL OF
block II. lots q to 81 both inclusive hSiS W.
elusive, OF block IL OF Bella Hubbard.s
sub OF all OF the r. c. OF p. c. "a,
lying N. OF Garfield avenue. On the
east side of LaSalle avenue between
Warren and McGraw avenues-
LINCOLN AVENUE.
Roll No. 23as. Lot 1s--Avery and
Murphy's sub Of Q; LIS ,so an Snd L sSa
los and N. sss's. II. Of o. L. ios ana
the w. IL IT, of o. l.. 81. OF the Wood
bridge farm. On the east sioe OF Linz
coin avenue between Warren anu rut-
nam avenues.
LIyERNoIs AvENyE.
Roll No. 232s. Lot li--Piat OK W. l.
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SECOND AvExur
Mich. Ave. Cor. lst


Roll No z3S4 8. IS n. o. LOT Ic. u.
f2 r. OF y. ia IT. OF lot L.: Z :. O.,
OF II. Of lot is. and ~ 90 II. okf,'
, ,9t ia-sub Of block %. cass fam. On
Frentis street and Canich ayenue ~ Y
SIXTH AvENcE.
Roll No. 1886; Lot 2i--s,,ane : wsp.sj
sons sub. Of Q. l. 20. Lacrosse firtAsy
side OF sixth avenue between Tia or Y
and Noble streets. go
TTIinTIETn STREET. eae
Roll No. 233s. Lots SIS. 40. Al. a.. g.
.! and SS-Hubbard & DinEwaiis subs
Of o. L So OF the sub OF ?. Z. 90: On
tween Devereaux and Herbert str~etA d
THiRTt-FIRsT STREET. n
OF the sub of o. L: as, p. O. 30. ciU
tween Jackson and Buchanan streets u
Lot 2i-Plat OF CRANE sub OF lot k&la
or L. c. so. On the east side OF ~hiEty-
nrst street between Eoralio ali .'ei- I.
bert streets
TILLMAN AVENUE. Is
Roll No. 233s: Lot Co A. w. Ke,iyA
sub. OF lots SOS to 5t:. inclusive, % -. 4
Campau farms, N. OF Chicago aven1e.
On the west sido or Ti.l,nPn avenue Js-
tween Buchanan AMI R:cckeI-.iEs
Lot 4. block 7--Thos MrGrass.s ~.
sub. OF lots 1 nnd from 10 IS. IL. iRr
slve, or Tfos. McGtaws 7Gb. Into ils8
or part OF the Poltc farm. CITY OF Do
troll: also part OF sec. :, =, =. H. ~
Il. On the west side OF Tilluxr C.
hue between Merrick and KIRBY 40
rues.
WABASH AyENCE.
Roll No. :S3g. Lot 5--NyBnes s.th
OF lots 305 and so< OF the sab. Of tsss
Godfrey farm between Micligan ase-
rue and Grand Rive: Avenue. na tRe
west side OF Wabash avsua. bctwesn
Linden and Poplar streets.
WARREN AVENUE. ,cr
Roll No. 2s40 Lot l--Pepper's sub
OF lots 1 TO IS inclusive, % E.sscirs
sub of o. l.. 50, Lacrosse farm Or tNs
north side OF Warren avenue, LetwcS1
brooklyn and Greenwood avenues
wEssON AVENUE.
Roll No. 234l. Lot lc3-Piat OF the \
sub. of part of p. c. No. III ON 'nf Va
east slde OF wesson avenue. betwesa
Herbert and Horatio streets T3
WOODWARD AVENUE M
Roll No. 2s4i N. 30 ~. ~ lot ! ara
90 n of lot &C. block :. Gcvernof
and Judges plan On tie west side ~ N
woodward avenue, between Jshss nsn
avenue and Larnsd street. 80
Any person desiring TO object 10 say n
assescment 90 made. may, upon En-sx
with the City Clerk AZ any urse rFin
to tho date above montioncd. wri.ssv
protest. be heard psfors the cosnnh. - y
=. rsfsrrsd al q meeting thor eof 60 -
held on the Monday followirs sach rcfs q
ereros az 10 O. m. cits tine. ~ -
Committee room. CITY urn ~
ufIl IcfsN G HAQElA .
rrssidsnt Board Of Asnso1o1o
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Hurd's sub OF part of the w. u OF
p. c. No. 574. On the east side OF
Livernois avenue between Ironside AMI
Pittsburg streets
MCKINLEY AVENUE.
Roll oil TS sss1 Lot SO ana 3 10 a e.
Of .G W e Of f p C. rs "a, n Of y chicSso
avenue between. Magnolia street and
Grand boulevard.
MAYBURY GRAND AVENUE.
It. N Of SO Is s' aSc 2 e f. e Of Of !5sss
II. OF lot 15-Plat OF partition of the
X G: Of L. c. T27. On the west slide
OF Maybury Grand avenue between
Kirby and Warren avenues.
MILWAUKEE, AVENUE.
Roll No. 1929. E. 81 II. OF lot Is.
block moran and Moross sub. OF
part OF secs Nos 81 and SO. r. l s.. II.
II and IL +. and part OF Baker, and
Forsyth farms On the north side OF
Milwaukee avenue between Second and
Third avenues.
MYRTLE STREET.
Roll No. 1880. Lot 174-Albcrt
Cranes sec. OF the Thompson farm. be-
ing part OF =. c. No. 1927. on the north
side Of Myrtle street between Twelfth
street and Harrison avenue:
8. 145. 81 IT. OF Il. ss.22 IT., OF lot a.
Johnston's sub. of p. C!s 727 and T2e.
being the central part of y. c. 12T, N.
Of the Chicago road; lots 1. g. aud
p. C. 7?9 and lots !. 2. and OF the
sub. OF the rear concession OF y. G.
727. On the south side of Myrtle
street between Maybur, Grand and
Lawton avenues.
NATIONAL AVENUE.
Roll No 1882. Lots 2ol and 900
Plat OF +. G. No. q, Lognon farm. On
the east side OF National avenue be-
tween Pine and Spruce streets.
ROOSEVELT AVENUE.
Roll No. ASA. S. 80 II. OF lot 70
Hubbard & Dingwalls sub. OF lots II
TO 2et, as7 10 PSI, :s4 70 as2 and oS ss1
ston's sub. OF the e. u of the Campau
farm. being p. c. rs. lying n. of Michi-
gan avenue. On the west side OF
Roosevelt avenue between Hancock
and Warren avenues.
Lot $40. except Kirby avenue as
Porter and Campsu farms. being that
part OF 4. " OF p. G. No. Is, lying N:
OF Chicago avenue and all that part OF
p. c. No. 81 and w. 7-l2 OF p. C. No. 20,
lying n of Chicago avenue and $, Of
gan, 1857. On the east side OF Roose.
Welt avenue between Merrick and
Kirby avenues
s. sis Il. OF N ISIS IT, in front and
being 3 1Y.25 ~. of " s2.25 II. In rear
Porter and campau farms. being that
part OF f. u OF p. c.. No. rs. lying NJ
OF Chicago avenue and all that part OF
r. G. No. 81 and w. Tia OF p. c. No. 20,
lying ~ OF Chicago avenue and 8. OF
IL. rssE 20 Ssrss sold to s,d MARI ~ Rooss
Welt avenue between Kirby and Hud-
son ayenuea.
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James Hogg Estate. Fl. @. Meredith.
and to all other persons owning. occu-
pying or otherwise Interested In any
~ RE lots and premises fronting on
81. Paul avenue, In said City of De-
troit within the limits hereinafter men,
toned.
The Common Council of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 30 much OF st.
Paul avenue, from the east curb line
Of parker avenue to the west curb line
Of Burns avenue, to be graded and
paved, notice Is hereby given that an
Assessment has been made upon all
the lots, and premises fronting on said
St Paul avenue and liable TO be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter, and that
a roll OF said assessment Is now COM
pieted. and will remain at the Asses
sors' Office. IN the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until 18th inst, for the
inspection of all persons concerned
BOARD OF AssEssARs,
BY JOHN c. NAGEL.
C36 President.
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full and faithful performances of mis-

full and faithful performances or mis-
part OF the contract.
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
or the proceeds thereof. II such bonds
are purchased by the Sinking Fund
Commit ssioners. according to law.
No bids will be accepted from any
person or firm who II In arrears to the
City of Detroit upon debt or contract,
oil who Is In default as surety or other
wise upon any obligation to said city.
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work are on file in the office
OF the department, and copies thereon
may be had on application to the SEQ
rotary.
The Department OF Public Works ex-
pressly reserves the right to reject any
(IOOS) J. J. HAARER,
(1l0) Commissioner.
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part Of p. c. $50. lying between Michi-
gan avenue and the My line OF Horauo
east side Of Campbell avenue. between
Buchanan and jackson streets
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.
Roll No. 1905. Lot !, block e-Avery
and Murphy's sub. OF O. Is . ana T.
Lognon farm. and Q. LIS 100. loi. lo4
and the WHY II It. OF o. l.. 81. Wood
bridge farm. On the west side Of Com
monweaith avenue, between Alexan-
drine and Willis avenues.
CONGRESS STREET.
20 Roll ~ 3ot a,os block T iS Is t. an. os
ii and e. az IT. OF lot II. block Il.
Cass farm. On the north and south
sides of Congress street. between SEQ
ond and Third avenues.
DIX AVENUE.
clarEs sub. of lots IS. il. is. le,. 10. 20.
Is, -, 81, 28, 20 and 80. Crawfords SUP;
Of Fort tract. being part OF = Cs sIo
nue.. between Carter and Infantry ave.
FIFTEENTH STREET.
Roll No. 2sos. W. n IT OF lot ~ J.
sub Of that part OF y e 90 So.r ~ R syns
roads. On the east side or Fifteentn
street, between Buchanan and Poplar
streets.
FOURTEENTH AVENUE.
Roll No. 2sos. Lots ls. II and 10.
Thomas v. wreford's sub. of lots ] and
of the sub. OF the E. part Of the Ness;
E. On the west side OF Fourteenth ave.
nue., between Milwaukee avenue and
Grand Boulevard.
FOURTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2s10. s. 1880 n. OF 0. l..
aI-sub OF the Crane farm. being the
rear concession of p. c. a47. known as
the Jones farm. On the west side OF
Fourth avenue, between Forest anu
Hancock avenues.
GRAND BOULEVARD.
Roll No. 23Il. Lot 21-Bloek Re.
OF blocks 6 and Of Bella Hubbards
sub. OF part of p. G. II. N. OF Michi-
gan avenue on the west side OF
Grand Boulevard between Buchanan
street and Nall avenue.
GREEN AVENUE.
Roll No. 231a. Lot i7s-McMillan' 8
sub. of part Of p. c: 81. known as the
s sye,a .ar% On ihs west side Of Green
avenue, between South street and
Gould avenue.
GREENWOOD AVENUE.
Roll No. 731s. N. so ", OF lot and
r. 80 II. OF N. go r. OF lot z-Crane
and NELSON'S sub. OF the Labross.
side OF Greenwood avenue. between
Stanley and Holden avenues.
GRIswOLD STREET.
Roll No. 23l4. Lot 1o7-Block .. Gov.
ernor and Judges Plan. On the east
side of Griswold street. between Con-
gress and Larned streets
GRUMMOND AVENUE.
Roll No. 22ls-E. 100 It. OF Private
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HOW PEOPLE
ROUTED BOSSES.
Remarkable Story Of Fight in Which
Ohio Voters Made Their
Judges Free.
BY N. D. COCHRAN.

TOLEDO. Oct THE purpose OF
this story Is to tell how the people
OF one judicial district In one corner
OF Ohio. In spite OF the active power
Iui influence OF organized politics. or
gained business and organized
hnance. freed Themselves from gov
eminent by kept courts.
Five years ago some o. the judges
In the judicial district OF which To
iedo Is the metropolis. were like many
OF the judges elsewhere ia this land
OF the free. home OF the brave and
government by courts. Today in this
district the judges are free, the courts
are free and the people are more
nearly free than ever before.
What has been done here can be as
easily done anywhere else where peo-
pie live who have the courage to be
free.
While the independent movement In
Toledo has resulted In the overthrow
OF both old party machines and CON-
plet. control OF municipal government
by tie people. the recapture OF the
courts Is by all ODDS the biggest thing
the people have done for themselves.
II freed both bench and bar from legal,
political and corporate bossism. JUS
tice now sits In the Lucas county
court house unawed and unashamed
Lawyers Were Backward.
Before the awakening few lawyers
had me courage TO help the people
IN ony fight against political bosslsm.
Most of them had laudable ambition
some day TO sit on the bench. They
knew they couldn't be elected unless
nominated. Political bosses con-
trolled the party nominating machin-
cry. II was dangerous for ambitious
men to incur the enmity OF the bosses.
The shrewdest and most successful
corporation lawyers played the pollti-
cal game with the bosses. Their share
OF the swag was the valuable privt
lege Of picking judicial candidates.
For this privilege the corporations
made liberal contributions to machine
campaign funds.
The common pleas and circuit court
districts of which Toledo is the
metropolis we're strongly Republican.
More men had acquired the habit or
voting for the eagle than for the zoos
ter. Singularly enough most OF the
big corporation lawyers were active
In Republican politics-more especial
ly. judicial politics
II Lecame common talk that one
firm OF Republican corporation law
ycrs was on terms OF closest intimacy
tice grew rapidly until II represented
railroads, trusts, combinations and
other aggregations of capital that
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needed special privileges In their

needed special privileges In their
business.
One Of the first. successful jobs was
to secure q perpetual franchise for q
telephone company-through pro-
bate Judge who was very friendly. An
Ohio law authorizes probate judges
ell fails, neglects or refuses to grant
them. In this case application was
made to council for the franchise,
asking for one that no council would
grant. Waiting while for the coun-
ell to act. the lawyers went before the
probate Judge, duly alleged that the
council had failed. neglected, refused.
ETC.. and were granted franchise, the
terms and conditions Of which were
written by the lawyers OF the com.
pany that got the franchise-and noun
mated the Judge.
The company has been paying divi-
dends for years-and every dollar OF
the stock and fully 10 per cent OF the
bonds, IL water.
A financial group grew up around
this influential law firm. A savings
bank and trust company was the
heart OF It, A brewery merger was
formed-and millions OF watered stock
issued. The savings bank and trust
company underworld the bonds.
Gas Merger Sells Out.
Then q big gas merger was formed
and millions Of watered bonds IL
sued. The savings bank and trust
company underworld the bonds.
Subsequently the big gas merger
sold out to the street railway CON-
pany, giving that concern a monopoly
OF artificial gas, electricity for light
and power. and also OF street rail
way service.
A probate Judge. In his wisdom. who
had much to do with administering
estates and handling the funds OF
widows and orphans. deposited the
funds In his hands In this particular
bank. Quite frequently the bank was
appointed administrators or executor
OF estates. Sometimes widows and
orphans invested their money In GER
tain bonds and stocks. Underwriting
big mergers. the bank had bonds anu
stocks to sell.
Tie big man In the big law nem
was director In the telephone com
pany, the gas merger and The savings
bank and trust company. Other d.
rectors Of the bank were directors OK
the brewery merger.
The financial group built up around
this bank and law Erm took an active
interest In both Republican and Den
ocratic judicial conventions. The
group became powerful politically and
financially, and the law arm got the
biggest corporation law practice In
town.
In an article tomorrow will be told
what happened.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Detroit. October 8. 1910
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING STREET

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office Of the Department Of Public
October 10. 1910, at 10 o'clock a.. m.
standard time, at which time and place
they will be opened for furnishing all
the street sS' named below. within the Inn.
Its mentioned. In the City OF Detroit
with the style OF pavement stated
With Cedar.
az" Street (Paving).
From the west lot line OF West Grand
boulevard to the east curb line Of Vine
wood avenue, 26 feet wide with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Be-
may be bid upon and ordered.
Following are the estimates in de-
tail for the work to be done on the
above paving job:
az" Street .Pavino).
Assessment Estimates.
451 Cubic yards Of excavation.
4ss lineal feet Of curbstons (new)
1883 square yards cedar on concrete
is.sa cubic yard. of concrete under
City Estimates.
81 cubic yards OF excavation,
lis iineal feet Of new curbstone
Si.is iineal feet of new curbstone In
(two lo-feet radius) circles furnished
by contractor.
1855 square yards OF cedar on con-
crete paving.
2.o2 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
26 lineal feet OF retaining stone old.
Medina curb may be used
IS lineal feet OF retaining plank.
Note--Bidders will submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only.
The time to be set In the contract
for the completion of the above paw
ing job shall be as follows:
r. STREET. NOVEMBER 1, 1910.
Said street to be paved according to
the specifications for cedar, adopted by
the Common Council, Feb. ), 1907;
also to the estimates Of the City En-.
ordinances of the City OF Detroit.
For the above work bidders will
state the price per CUBIC yard for ex-
or concreting. and price per lineai foot
for retaining plank or stone. etol
Bids viii only be received for the
street or section Of street. az Der
quantities stated In the estimates, and
the bid will be accepted which Is the
tails, regardless OF any error of eS-
tension or footinss made by the bid
ders.
certified bank check. payable to the or
der Of the Department of Public Works
OK the City OF Detroit. a. follows:
"E" STREET, $500.
Which sum will be forfeited TO the
City Of Detroit In case the bidder re-
fuses or neglects to enter into con-
tract for the work. subject to connrma-
ton by the Common Council, within
tender by the Department of Public
Works. Checks deposited with reject
ed bids will be returned to the bidder
on demand.
Checks and proposals to be placed in
separate envelopes.
The bidder whose tender In accepted
viii be required to furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
bond To the City OF Detroit In the sum
Of 20 per cent for cedar OF the contrac
price Tor the work, conditioned ON the
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SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF As
SCISSORS.

Detroit, OCT. y, ISlV'
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
ment rolls Nos 2301 to 2342, both In
elusive, for defraying the cost, and ex-
walks as hereinafter described. nave
been prepared. and are now open ior
inspection. revision OF correction IN
this office, and will be presented to the
Common Council at a session Thereon,
to be held on Tuesday. the 18Th day OF
October, 1910, at Z y. m. city time. for
confirmation.
The lot or lots described in each roll
have been assessed for the expense OF
constructing the walk In front OF or
adjoining the parcels named In such
roll
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit, october 8. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
BUTTERNUT STREET.

To J. IL. Blackwell, Ii. S. Bullock, A.
c. Caskey, NJ. clifford, L. NJ. Daley.
Thomas Dean. Thomas B. Dugsan, ed.
ward Foster, p. Fitzgerald, @. JOY, q.
H. Lockhart, T.. Mccoy, William Mer-
cier, James c. Nash, Mrs. N. O'Grady,
Maurice O'Connor. William Reid, Marie
Skareen, William Siggins. Elizabeth
Schneck, p. D. Tallant, J. II. White,
and TO all-other persons owning. occu-
rying, or otherwise interested IN any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
Butternut street, In said City OF De-
troit within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much of
Butternut street, from the west curb
line OF Trumbull avenue to the east
curb line OF Harrison avenue, to be
graded and paved. notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots. and premises
fronting on said Butternut street, and
liable 10 be assessed for said Improve
ment under the provisions of the city
Charter, and that roll OF said assess
ment liz now completed and will remain
ut the Assessors Office. In the City OF
Detroit, from the date hereof until 18th
inst, for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein. -
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN c. NAGEL.
NloOl ..n1--s y.
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EVERY SATURDAY DUR
ING OCTOBER"

at S 90 p. m, D. & c. Line will
operate their popular weekend
excursions to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Cleveland. There won't
be many more this season, SO
make your arrangements early.
Just ask our City Ticket Agents
for particulars.
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WEST SIDE-CITY.
BALTIMORE AVENUE

Roll No. 1901. Lot 1e6-Leavitts
sub. OF that part OF frac: sec. 81. 4. 4
s., r, IL f.. bounded by MILWAUKEE, ana
rear line of p. Cs and w. line OF said
frac. sec. 81; also lots to II. both IN
elusive, part Of block OF Henry Wen
er's sub. of part Of frac. secs 81 and 80,
T g., r.. IL and IL F.. and part OF
the Baker and Forsyth farms. On the
north side Of Baltimore avenue. De-
tween Third and Greenwood avenues.
BLAINE AVENUE.
Roll No 2s02. Lot 23-MoLaughlin
Bros's sub. of o. L. 4 and the sly leo
IT, of o. L. 8, OF the sub. Of 4 sec. 80.
l0,000-acre tract. On the north side OF
Blaine avenue. between Second and
Third avenues.
BROOKLYN AVENUE.
Roll No. 23c3. Lot 3s-Crane and
wesson s sec. OF the Baker farm. N. OF
the Grand River road. On the east sioe
OF Brooklyn avenue. between Piteher
and Charles streets.
CAMPBELL AVENUE.
Roll No. 2sc4 Lot 32-Plat OF the
sub. of part OF p. G, No. Ill. On the
west side OF Campbell avenue, between
Michigan avenue and Buchanan street
Lot 20. block r.. Brush's sub. OF that
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit. October 3. 1910
D Paving Notice No. 1884.
ST. PAUL AVENUE.

To Edith Barbour, Burns q owen
Estate. Cook Farm Co. l.. L. Goode-
nough, Clara Grassland, A. M Henry.
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part of p. c. $50, lying between Michi-
gan avenue and the My line OF Horato
street. except the ely $50 IT. on the
cas-. side Of Campbell avenue. between
Buchanan and Jackson streets.
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s. E 90 r. TO Of IN \. 90 H. OF Of lot y-cran
and wesson's sub. OF the Labross
farm, 8. OF Holden road. On the ives
side Of Greenwood avenue. bstwsei
Stanley and Holden avenues.
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From the west lot line OF West Grand
boulevard to the east curb line Of Vine
wood avenue. &c feet wide with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Be-
rea, Medina or any other curbstone that
may be bid upon and ordered.
Following are the estimates In de-
tail for the work to be done on the
above paving lob.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

Roll No. 23l4. Lot 1o1-Block .. Gov
ernor and Judgss Plan. On the east
side of Griswold street. between Con-
gress and Larned streets,
GRUMMOND AVENUE.
Roll No. 22lk-E. 100 It. OF Private