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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03
Time for a Change.

Mr.. Editor:-I wish to say a few
words to Wake County voters
Just listen to the Democratic howl
of Butler and Bonds. Why do they
continue to howl this falsehood?
Simply because they see their doom
If they can't divert the peoples mind
from the Democratic record. If
they loved the dear people so well
why did they not adjust the railroad
freight rate instead of passenger
rate? If they are so anxious for
the poor boy in Wake County to re-
ceiVe an education why do they con-
solidate districts so that some have
gone so far as to employ private
teachers for their children in order
that their children may not be de-
prived of an education. | know of
one instance of consolidation where
there were over 100 children by the
census count. They built a school
| house and the average was not half
the census count; and now l hear an
effort is being made to move the
same house. l would suggest that
portion of the beloved Professor
Judds county expense for schooling
be spent in mounting the Wake
order that they may be carried cheap
er. In case the Joe-Jo gang is elect
ed what will be the result? Says
son to pa, You must push this bill
through the Legislature, a bill to in
crease all three of 'we'uns' salary in
the County superintendent office.
And we may need another helper
provided enough special tax can be
raised" Says pa to son: you must
/ remember 1 have a sOn-in-law also
at the pie counter and | must not
forget one portion of my family for
special school tax for Wake County
and then you can look after brother
in-law." The time was once when
wood for schools and work for the
county was supposed to be let to the
lowest bidder. Now it seems to be
let to the most loyal Judd man and
Democrat. Now, men, there is a
cause. Just stop and think Of this:
Where is your money going? Com
pare your tax listing abstract and tax
receipt of ten years ago to those OF
1910 and where will you find your
self? And, again, what has become
Of your special road tax? In my
section it has been in a manner
thrown away. Will some of the over
seers please state what the county
paid them for their two mules and
themselves on the road? And I am
quite sure the mules never worked
half of the time. And through al
due respect to the overseers por-
ton of the work manifested poor
judgment as to road working. Now
gentlemen, how was it in your town
ship. Now, if our county officials
were aware of such work why dc
they allow it? And if they are ignor-
ant of it are they discharging theil
duty? In conclusion I will say lei
US try change.
7 A TAXPAYER OF WAKE co.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03
A DAY OF REPUBLICANISM.
MAJOR Butler and DIR. Faison Join Is
sue at Dover and Butler Wins.
Especial to The Caucasian.)

Especial to The Caucasian)
lover n c., October 2S.-Major
0uIler and DR.. Faison discussed the
poltlcal issues of the campaign to an
audience of more than two hundred
"ere th1s afternoon. The debate was
iead by DR.. Faison in a speech of
more than an hour in length.
Dr. Faison occupied his time in
uiScussing ex-senator Butler, the
bond" question and the "nigser. I"
MOI one time did he stop to tell what
MS party platform is, whether he is
Ut II or against it, on it or off of it.
made no explanation as to Demo-
Laltc disagreement and misrule in
~" ue State, but persisted in crying
bsger' niger, niger" The fact
at l61 negro school committees had
eoe tlme been appointed in his own
n'y by himself and other Demo-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03

rbe property of the Farina Mill
ing company in Raleigh was sold at
rnbf.c auction Monday, the same
bringing $4,000.
Mrs /. II. Woodall was thrown
from her buggy on West Morgan
street. this city, Monday afternoon.
srrer.ng a fracture of an arm.
Everett Farrow, who escaped from
the chaln-gang about month ago.
.,as captured by the city police on
voDday and returned TO the camp.
Srerial evangelistic meetings began
Wednesday night in Raleigh at the
psnfggt tabernacle and will continue
for tao weeks, with sessions at 1890
10. and 80 p. m.
The rows Of a surprise marriage
has lust leaked out at Weldon, where
II IS now learned that A. l.. Goodrich
aas secretly married TO young lady
Of Savannah. Ga, last September.
4, is learned that the Corporation
commission has set on foot a move
ueHt to require the Southern Rail-
nav Company TO re-instate it's ser
ice Of three passenger trains daily
1ctween AsheyiIle and Waynesville
Miss Adeline Keith, a student at
Meredith College, was burned quite
severely on Sunday afternoon while
.u her room in the college dormi-
tory. She is the daughter Of B. F.
Keith, collector of the port at Will
ugton.
The first snowfall for the season
IN Raleigh was on last Saturday,
about noon, when a few flakes of
large size came down, but failed to
make a mark on the ground. 1t is
said that this is one of the earliest
falls known in recent years.
An attempt was made last Satur-
lay night by three cOlored men to
mold up and rob w. H Lyon in his
store near the Colored Deaf, Dumb
and Blind School, close to the out
skirts of Raleigh. One cOlOred man
has been arrested on suspicion of be-
ing connected with the affair, but
the others have csaped.
The Market House Committee of
Raleigh has selected as a site for the
new market house a location at the
corner and Morgan and BlOunt
streets. 1t is proposed to erect two
modern buildings on this site, one
for meat and fish market and the
other for vegetables. The site and
entrances cost $4,000.
A sOuthbound Seaboard Air Line
freight train had a derailment Of ten
coal cars at Neuse, eight miles north
OF Raleigh on last Saturday, delay
ing traffic so that the northbOund
passenger trains sc and SO had to be
detOured via Durham to Henderson
and the "shoo fly" due here at 10
o'clock that morning did not arrive
until 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
The State Primary Teachers AssO-
citation will meet in Raleigh Novem-
Der Il, Is, and 10, 1910. At the
meeting in Winston last November it
was decided that those desiring to at
end the meetings of this Association
must notify the local secretary, Miss
Register, of Raleigh, at least two
weeks in advance of the date Of the
meeting. Otherwise, they must be
responsible for their own entertain,
ment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03
L Man WANTS TO DIE

only when a lazy liver aud sluggish
bowels cause frightful dependency.
But DR.. Kings New Life pills expel
poisons from the system: bring hope
and courage: cure all Liver. stomach
and Kidney troubles: impart health
and vigor 10 the weak, nervous and
ailing 25c. at all Druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03
HON. MARION BUTLER TO SPEAR
Former Senator's Itinerary for the
Campaign-Other Dates Will Be
Announced Later.

Thursday, November 8. Newton,
noon.
Friday, November 4, Lincolnton,
noon.
Saturday, November 5, Albemarle
or Norwood, noon.
Other dates will be announced
later. He is expected to speak in
Raleigh toward the close of the cam
paign.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03

Declares That COunty's Affairs Have
Not Been Properly Administered
The Jury Box Should Be Purged
Vicious and Unequal System of
Road Taxation Denounced-Schoo
System as at Present Administered
Unfair to the People.

I'VE, the Republicans Of Wake
County, in convention assembled, do
hereby adopt the following resolu-
tons, to-wit:
cd That we re-afirm our true
allegiance to the National Republi-
can party and it's principles and COM
mend and endorse the present Re-
publican National administration.
"(2) We hereby declare in favor
of local self-government in its broad
est, truest sense, and direct our dele
gates elected to the State Conven-
ton to use every honorable means to
have the State Convention to so de-
clare its platform.
"(3) We hereby re-affirm the dec
laratiou made in our county plat
form two years ago favoring the put
ting of the county officers of Wake
County on a salary basis with reas-
enable salaries.
go We hereby declare for a
more economical administration Of
our county and city affairs and the
lowering of our tax rate In both
| county and city.
"(5) That the delegates elected by
| this convention as its representatives
to the State Convention to be held at
Greensboro on August 10th, be, and
they are hereby, instructed to vote
for the Hon. John NJ. Morehead for
State Chairman of the Republican
party in North Carolina for the next
two years"
We hereby endorse the plat
form as passed by our State Con-
vention on August 10, 1910, and we
desire to further go on record as
favoring in Wake County the purg-
ing of the jury box and the selection
of men on juries who more properly
represent the real citizenship of the
county-the remedying of the pres
ent system of double taxation-the
unfair manner and enforcement OF
road taxation-allowing school dis
tricts the selection and election OF
| their school officers. We demand a
| fair election law. which viii permit.
every qualified elector to cast one
free and untrammeled ballot, without
| Interference or dictation-
We favor the depositing the funds
collected by the officers OF this coun-
q and school funds In such banks as
will allow 4 per cent interest, COM
pounded quarterly and hereby pledge
! our candidates to such Offices, ii
elected. to so deposit said funds
Whereas, We learn that many
| farmers in Wake County In conven-
ton assembled, have resolved to re
quest their representatives In the
next Legislature to take such steps
as will secure the establishment OF
the office Of County Commissioner oil
Agriculture; and
| Whereas, They are the best judge.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-03

Wake County Republican Speaking.
Zebulon, Wednesday night, No
yember End.
Carpenter, Thursday night, No
vember 3rd.
Raleigh Courthouse, Friday, No
vember 4th.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
4. Lafata, 327e Macomb.
Theodore G. McCutchcon' 2hS LeIhuy'
Edwin 4. Clark. 324 Concord.
Alexander Linowski. 500 Antoine.
CHARLES Tewkesbury IS Fourteenth.
David Wexler. III watson.
Joseph Swiger. 1872 Riyard. :,
Edward X Standish. sbI John h'-s''
George Rex 543 Lemay.
uerbert n Robinson. 90 Alfred.
Carlos Witteumyer. rs Davidson
VIM Y. Muggelsherg, ESQ fisher. -,
Andrew Achtabowski, 1907 Cahppeli'
GEO Yule. 1881 Fourteenth.
Ernest Freiburg l51 Campau.
Edward Statkiewicz, I2I Ferry
Alex. Lamiyski, 1869 St Aubin
John Baka eos DUBOIS.
Dan Raskind. 1877 Brewster
Joseph Bouma. 100 clinton.
Chas. NJ stevens. 200 Noyes.
Arthur N sharp 463 Brainard.
Mas stein, Sc wilkins.
f Milo. 225 Clint99
J Frank Pampel, 1879 Russell
Joe Agosta. 474 Monroe.
James Dimarici, 226 Port,st. east
George A. Brandon. t42t Fifteenth.
Varnal Smith. 100 Crossley.
Hvman Stolarsky. $40 Montcalm.
Morris Cooper, l3i Adelaide
Gregory Truchan, l6t McGregor.
Tevgr-B- Fsfy-42S- Gratiot.
William Eansor. 216 Magnolia.
GargnaIe Goruoni, % Hammond.
TeofcI Marcinkowski. 2l7 Tillman.
Symou Donowslti. 500 TIllman.
Laurence BaTyiSli, E91 Chene.
Frederick Parsons. 1908 Vinewood.
Mathew Karp. 454 Lambert.
Arnold Schaal. 1856 Hendric.
Geo ~ Koehler, 73l Mt Elliott
John Harry. 1S4 Moran.
Peter Gruda. 21q Williams
+ Baresi 27l RiopClle.
G.. Ardello, 1917 Larned-st. east.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
Dtrf,


MSkELNEf--At her home, 75s VIII
iens-aNe., Louise A., beloved wife Of
SSfgh II. Mckelvey. aged 81 years.
hunrral services Saturday al a M.
burial at Saranac, Mich Saranac,
Mulf ana Jersey papers please COPY
MATHEW SON-Nov. =, suddenly. Jas
. ". beloved father or Winiam, Cecil
Mrs George Atwood ana Bert Math-
eWson, aged 81 years Funeral Sat
urday. ? p. m, from Masonic temple
W WILSON suddenly. Nov. 3. az her resi-
dtncc, 10 Church-st, Windsor, Anna,
beloved wife OF the late Thomas VIII
son and mother OF Mrs e.. LanaWay.
Mrs 4 Davidson, Thomas, George
ana Tena Wilson. Funeral from resi-
dence saturday, ? y m, eastern stan
dard time. lnterment Windsor Grove
cemetery
DINN-Nov 2. Ellen, beloved wife Of
aJohn Dunn and mother OF Peter shea,
Funeral from residence, 724 Fourth
ave. Funeral Saturday morning at
30 and from 81. Patrick = cathedral
at o'clock
BENZIEN-Nov. /, Lisetta, beloved
wife OF Charles Ben2ien. mother Of
AGED 90 years. Funeral from resi-
dcnce. 800 Seventeenth-st. Saturday
p. m
denCe, 2S Mack ave, Elmer Joseph,
aged 10 years. beloved son of Theo-
dore and Louise Funkc. nee Fcssler
brother Of Charlotte, Theodore, Jr,
Florence. Mrs Edwin Platte and Mrs
Aloysius Beck. Funeral from resi-
denCe. = 80 Saturday morning, and .
o'clock at St Joseph's church
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Maciej Pmiewsh 22; Victoria KOHL
kOWSka, 10
William LegR. 20. Detroit; Norma So
per. 20, Plymouth. Mich.
John Burbas, 81 Dora karros' ~
John t.. Haugh, 26; Fronie Hopkins
John Black, 81. Clara Bianga. 10.
StAuislaus Skora, 81, Josephine Ia
lowski, IS
William II. Hooper. %, Detroit; Ethel
O'Melay, 22, Owosso, Mich.
Herbert c. Cummings. 80, Detroit
Eca L. Gillett, %, Wayne.
Julius Epstein, 30, Gussie Brown. 20
Fred Klein, 81; Emma X. Disner 40
clyde $. Bugbee, SO; Cherry l.. Jones'
John Guziejewski. 81; Anna winiew-
Elmer Scarfoss. 2i, Putnam. Ohio;
Blanche Zelckerfoose. IS, same.
Edward Bahnke, 20; Anna StreVendt'
Thomas somorey, ga Julia Drew
stanisiaw Burkacki "a; Mamie SINH
Clarence f. Christiansom, 26; Emma
Joseph Kupncld. as; Bronisiawa
RyczkoWska, 43. 60.
summer Tibbs. 90 Jackson, o; Susan
Newly 10. Detroit.
Anthony Dronwicz %; Delixa Ma
tucZyr ska, 1s ~,
Frank Wichtowski "a; Mary Bred
CHARLES Dunhe 80. Toledo, O.; Agnes
+. Welsh. 29 same.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. November 1, 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1Of0.
MONTCLAIR AVENUE.

To Albert APPEL, Jefferson Avenue
Land Co, Charles l.. Phelps, Henry
SchleusR, and to all other persons own
Ing. occupying, or otherwise interested
I'm any Of the lots and premises front
Ing on MontClair avenue, In said city OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council or the City OF
Detroit having ordered so much OF
Muntclair avenue, from the south curb
line OF Waterloo street TO the south
curb line OF CharlevOiX avenue. TO be
graded aad paved. notice IL hereby
given that an assessment fas been
made upon all the lots, and premises
fronting on said MOntclair avenue. and
liable to be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the city
Charter, and that n roll of said assess
ment In now completed, and Will remain
at the Assessors Office. iD the City OF
Detroit, from the date hereof until 18th
inst, for the Inspection Of all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
GS0l BY JOHN {. NAGEL,
Prestdenk T.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
DIED.

MERSON-Charles, aged so years. be-
loved husband OF Susan NJ, Emerson
The deceased leaves one sister, Mrs
Harry Webster, OF ProvincetOwn
Mass. and one niece, Mrs NJ H.
Houghton. Funeral Saturday, 2 D.
IN, at his late residence. 969 Third
ave.
DONER--Nov. ?. at her residence, 225
Townsend ave. Katie, beloved wife
or Henry Doncr, age 81 years, moth
err OF Fred T.. Arthur A. Mrs VIM
VOCAL. Of Port Huron, and sisters,
Mrs. a Thompson, Mrs NJ Mcclure.
Mrs. Robert SChnabel, Mrs. Carrie
Ginster, Detroit Funeral from resi-
dence. Saturday, 2 p. m.
GRUBER-Nov. 3. 1910. Mary Jose
phinC, aged Go years, beloved wife Of
Peter Gruber and mother of Mrs
John FellTath. Mrs. Charles Shefferlv.
Mrs. Michael Esper. Mrs. Albert Is
per, Peter and John Gruber. to mourn
her. Funeral from residence War
ren-avc. and town line. Monday. Nov
Z. at a. m TO ST Alphonsus church
at 9:30
HAMEL--Nov =. at his residence, 67s
Morrell-st., John. beloved husband Of
augusta Hamcl. father OF John c.,
William L. and Mrs T., J. Gregg
Burial private. Kindly omit flowers
Funeral saturday Nov. ., at y. IN
HAN LEN--Nov !. 1910. at Delanco. ~
y J., Della T.. wife Of Richard Hawley,
tJr. Funeral services from chapel al
Elmwood cemetery. Monday morning
at IL o'clock
HOTK suddenly, Nov. 2, at resi-
deucc. i62 Congress east. Willis
a., beloved husband Of Nellie Major
Hopkins Funeral Saturday, Nov B.,
az D. m. Burial private.
KIRBY ON Wednesday. Nov 2. 1910.
at her residence. 30 Romeyn-st, car
RE T. Kirby, beloved wife Of VIM.
~ Kirby and mother OF George aud
Julia Member OF Onward lodge M
81, B. + ~. Funeral Saturday from
house at $50 p. IN. standard.
LOTfNERt-NO J. Frederick Lottner.
aged IS years, father OF August Lott o.
rer Mrs Frederick Ludwig Lottner.
Funeral Saturday, p. m from resi-
dence,. 35s Eliot-st
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John Rorosski American Car x
Foundry, 10 years; crushing injuries.
Johanna Topp. 425 Chcne, % years
enteritis.
Helen r. King, 62l Lasalle. years;
scarlet fever.
Martha j. Johnson. Harper hospital
81 years. carcinoma.
Ferdinand Hartke, 81 Preston. A.
years. pneumonia
Garry Doner. 225 Townsend, 81 years.
nephritis.
Clarence Griffin. lakewood, Mich, as
years: mitral insufticiency.
Emma Martha Schwartz. 81 Peterson,
IA years. cerebral hCnOrrGRge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Werthmier. -. Mary 8
hos pital. SO years; mitral reorganization.
Bridget Ward, SIC Twenty-ifth: IS
years: ncphritis.
sam herman, 2I7 Elizabeth years;
pneumonia.
Wills T. Hopkins i62 Congress east,
SO years, heart disease.
Antonette Miklas 376 Leland, 90
years, pneumonia.
Augustine RogoCky. 1872 ST. Aubin.
year. laryngitis
Cecilia Ficht, 6f2 Garfield. months.
pneumonia.
Wilhelmina Schumacher BEDFORD.
Mich. sc years paralysis.
Mary Cole, 240 f.. Congress, Sc years;
apopleNy.
Florine Coesons. 3O7 Beaufait, 4
months; malnutrition.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
LOVING CUP FOR F. G. RYAN.
Fellow Jurors on Circuit Court Panel
Make Prese ntation.

Juror Frank G. Ryan. president OF
Parke, Davis e. Co.. who served ON
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES term OF the
Wayne circuit court. was presented
with a handsome silver cup at the
close OF court Friday. The presenta-
ton was made by his fellow jurymen
in return for Mr. Ryan's kindne
Judge Donovan was the orator OF the
occasion.
The jurors had decided TO 90 by
special car on Saturday TO Jackson 10
inspect the prison, and when Mr..
Ryan heard OF the plan, he directed
that the bill for the car be sent TO
him. The jurors at once decided 10
show their appreciation in some man
ner, and the presentation OF a cup
was decided upon. Mr.. Ryan, while
one OF the most prominent business
men in the city, found time TO serve
two months on the jury, and was al
ways In court when his name was
called.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
.RD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, November l. 1910.
Paving Notice No. IO40.
COLLINS STREET.

H-(A Joseph Angel.
II John Boell. Anthony r. Bruckner,
ga r. Bader. Jessie Binder, Max V.
zk owski. Henry G. Becker
ID Frederick Chamne. Louis Chambe'
n n. Coleman. George Cando, a. Nj.
.pau Realty Co,
81 Theodore ]. Dickman. NJ Diazom-
John Dezinski,
J Mary Flammer. John Fretdenthat.
liza Ferguson, Andrew Ferguson
d Ferguson. Samuel Ferguson,
Id otto G. Goeschcl. Michael Gisler.
sn Goedcke, August GronWald
IA. Emil Heidel, Adolph Hinsch,
line IIartwlg. Frank J. Higgins.
cher estate, Peter Hohlfeluer.
ID Phillip Koelzer. Jacob J. Kubac-
Xxi Herman Kaufman, Carl Koch,
rtian Krupp. Frank ] Kortss,
erick Kaiser. John Kaiser. Peter
Ter. Stanislaus kowalski Joseph
a. Frank Kuhn. Charles A. Kotcher.
ard <noth.
d Joseph Limbacher, Charles Lu-
Catherine Lott. John Lipmeyer,
ony Lewlnski. Frank Lukanowskl,
Loeb, Herman Leitner,
c) Louise McDermott,
D Anthony MarzeJou John Mueller,
les l.. Miller. Emma Miller. Theo-
+. Michel. Gottlieb Michel, Joseph
hew, Joseph Mudlan,
Quarin Costerman, John Osowski,
Ouerbach.
Casper Puite. Joseph A. Parker.
slaus Pyrzyk, William Pepke, Jo-
Perrien estate,
Henry +. Rein, Bertha Reiss.
- w. Reid. George Rambone, Max
icwlcz, Victoria Radzienski. John
William stobb. John spens. Will
schwartz, +. ]. Sauer, NJ. w. Smith.
X Schamburg. Joseph Schornack.
has Skupny. Arthur 10. Schrelter.
Stolp. Joseph senstock' Carl Syl-
Herman Tiiiac. T.. r. w. Taber.
Thimian. Theodore Thirty.
August UstynowicE,
j. VCrzin,
- Frederick Waltz, Joseph wag-
Christian Wrosch, j. Warginski,
williams,
August ziedler. r. zamroth.
X Ziclinski,
10 ali other persons owning, occu-
X, or otherwise interested In any ~
OTIS and premises fronting on Col
4treet, N said CITY OF Detroit with
he limits hereinafter mentioned
p Common Council o: the city OF
bit having ordered so much OF
ms street from the north curb line
ack avenue to the south curb line
Harper avenue, to be graded and
y. notice is hereby given that an
sment has been made upon all the
and pre- misses fronting on said Col
street and liable to he assessed
aid Improvement under the pro-
ms OF the City Charter, and that n
of said assessment 10 now COM
q. and will remain at the Asses
Office. in the City OF Detroit. from
late hereof until the 18th inst, for
Inspection OF all persons concerned
in.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
0 BY JOHN G. NAGEL
President
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

PORT HURON IIMITEDS-7 n IN.
and every two hours to D. M. sun
days ouW p. IN. Through locals. 6
hourly 6" p. m, including llmiteds
hourly CO. III %. uu Shore limo 20 Mt
Clemens, 6.2A a. M. hourly 20 it.2S p.
~
FLINT LtNT1TEDS-.7. a. r.. a.55
m. Fl2.}5 4. m. 2.35 D. m, ei.35 %
m Through locals, a. m. every two
hours 20 p. m. oxford only ~ p u.
Flint sundays only TT r. m To Romeo.
a. No. q. m and every two hours 10
10 %. M T. p. pm.
JACKSON r1AfTTEDs-S:i5 O. n arf
ever, tea hours 20 G.15 70. On THroueh
locals a. m. and every two hours ~
10. m. Ann Arbor only. a. fn 30 90
m H. M. 10 p. M. n D. m. NortAVifle
oulv $500 a m- hourly o. $50 p w.
7;3o j.. ~. p m, % ~. Saline cars
from Np-iI1ut
TOTEpe. IIMrTEps--7,2 a m and
overy Two hours tQ $50 p ms SHl1rf1y
anus sunday. t-10 p. m Through In.afs
$50 m. and hourly ~ $50 q M
Monroe ou'y, H.&0 B, ue. I . 70. an.
WNNNDtTTE HIN--5, 32 e. M h7f-
hourly 90 N-fa 70 m., hourly 90 1883
pONTIAc p.y M ~. 90 'o go mis-,
20 M ~ n m. r'~mt-rS I'M ONLY ~ ra
ORCHARD LAKE DIF.--6 g. m hour
Is 10 ~ %. r.
aThcse eats rur throreh '0 sHe'nhw
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
|N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
|RD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 1. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1914.
CALVERT AVENUE.

Board OF Education Doty
BID, Lucy II Bliss, Detroit Real
b. and Investment Co, James MIL
Helen Newberry. Peoples state
\ August SetterstrOm. Clarence "A.
lie, and to all other persons own
occupying. or otherwise inter-
In any OF the lots and premises
ting on Calvert avenue tsection ~,
I'D City OF Detroit, within the HIM
len elnaftcr mentioned.
Common Council OF the city or
bit. having ordered so much OF
brit avenue (section - from the
line OF Third avenue to the east
line of Hamilton Boulevard, 10
Paced and pavcd. notice Is hereby
that an assessment has been
upon all the lots. and premises
'in9 on said Calvert avenue sec
|2D, and liable TO be assessed Tor
Improvement under the provisions
q City Charter. and that a roll OF
'asseesfnent Is now completed. ana
femain at the Assessors Ofhee, IN
|ity OF Detroit. from the date here
htiI the 18th inst. for the inspec-
. OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
.s,'sFs' President.