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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-26
Balloon "Americo" Seen Soaring
Over Province of Quebec and Its
Whereabouts are Still A Mystery
AVIATOR KILLED.

} Paris, Oct. 26.-Aviator Fer
} dinand Blanchard was killed
, here today in attempting to
} alight at Issy after a flight
} from Bourges. His aeroplane
fell $50 feet.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
Drops Dead ie Williman,ic.

John Cocoran, who was out on bond. pending the bearing Of his case in the Superior court, this city, dropped dead on Inc kitchen floor of his home in WiIlimantie Saturday evening. Coco ran plead not guilty to charge of in- toxieation and breach of the peace, last Tuesday When asked fl he had any money with which to hire lawyer he said that he had no money to throw away. He finally said he did not have any money and counsel was assigned him. His case WAS assigned fof trial on Friday. On his way home, how eser, he slipped and fell, spraining his ankle, so that his ease was postponed until this week. Saturday night he came home drunk, and while waking across the floor, stumped his toe and fell, immediately going into what seemed To be convulsions. Before the doctor arrived Gocofan died. Medical examiner pronounced death due to heart failure, probably induced by aI- cholic excesses.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
September Wedding.
nRAl aEa A Anp-rArNArps.

BEAU KEt3 \ Isit Bk.
 Miss Edna Patnaude, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Alphonse Patnaude, i5o Elm street, was united tn marriage al St. Mary's church, Monday morning at half after six o'clock, 10 1sadore Benuregard, brother of Landlord l.. beauregafd of Hotel Cargiil. The nuptial ceremony was performed by Rev. Adrian Dykeman in the presence of relatives and friends. The bridal couple was attended by Mir. Alphonse Patnaude, father Of the bride, and Mitchell Beanregard, brother of the groom. The newly-married couple were taken by automobile to Thomp- son where they took the early morning train for wedding journey to Boston, Providence and Wiilimantic. They will return Saturday when reception will be given in their honor tt Hotel Cargill, where they will make their home. They were the recipients of beautiful presents and the best wishes of host of friends.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
Common Council.

There was not quorum present on Tuesday evening at the adjourned meeting of the Common Council, is most of the members were out of town attending conventions and one thing and another. Those present were Mayor Macdonald, Aldermen Miner and Brodeur, and Clerk Seward.
 No business was transacted and the meeting was adjourned to Tuesday evening, September 20th. Several peo- pie being present 10 be heard they were allowed 10 make statements, which were taken down by the clerk to be submitted 10 the council.
 l.. F. Whitmore of Willimantic was present in the interest of his father, k. T. Whitmore. While hts father Is not an abutter on the streets 10 be improv- ed, he claimed that the title to Water street itself was in him. He claims q little ownership in Lee street and in Bullock street, and says his title is well founded. His attitude Is to ar- range with the city, believing the city will do what Is right in the matter, paying him a fair price for turning over his property rights. He was no- tifed that the committee on benefits and damages had reported that the benefits equaled the damages. As he did not claim as an abutter this did not affect him. He did not wish 10 enter into any contention with the city but thought it only fair that he should get fair allowance for tue property he has held so long.
 Maria Hopkins objected to the sew CT passing her property on Lee street. She was assured that the sewer was not 10 come within several hundred feet Of her property.
 Louis Lueier appeared and asked whether the city or abutters owned Bullock street. lie said that the street needed repairing and he wanted 10 know whether the abatters or the city should repair 1t.
 Frank Monlsilse said he heard that the city had bought piece cf property of Joseph Maynard. lie had sslwass understood that The cisy owned the property parchased. and wanted to know why they should pay sisD for piece of properly they already owned.
 The meeting Hss taen aJJoasned.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
Eagles Celebrate Anniversary.

Putnam Aerie of Eagles had ban ner meeting Sunday aflerdoon when they celebrated their anniversary by initiating eight candidates. The work was done by the Webster Aerie degree team in charge of President George Anthier. Forty members, besides the degree team, were present from Web- ster Before the meeting there was q banquet nt Hotel Chickering. After the initiation cigars were lighted and informal speeches were made by mem- bers. Refreshments were served.
 The order Is fiourishing In this city and applications for membership are constantly being received.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
The Oxford n. A. x. Entertain

Gen. Eeenezer Learned .ehapter. n. A. R., of Oxford, entertained the chapters from Leicester. fatnam, East Douglas, Sutton, uxbridge, and Mht. tinsviile, on Monday afternoon,
 Upon the arrival of the guests a reception was held in the library which was prettily decorated with flags, the D. A. k. wheel having prominent place. ,and in every available place were bouquets Of asteFs. In the reeeis- ing line were Mrs. James C. nunning, Springfield, state regent; Mrs. T. '. Bates, Mrs. Clara A. Fuller, regent Of Gen. Ebenexer Learned chapter, and Mrs. Mary D. Howe, vice regent.
 Following the reception s literary program was given in the Unisersalist church, after which luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Clark.
 The following members of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter were present.; Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard. Miss Anna Nj. sampson Mrs. ]. F. Carpenter Mrs. George E. shaw Mrs. Ruth D. whccleckNrs. Geo. w. Giipatriet Miss Mary T. wheelock Mrs. Newton A. Ballard Mrs. Geo. A. yaaghsn Mrs. Allen N. BeMen Mss Eil.n NJ. wheeiockMrs E. A. Stoddard Mrs. G. II. Nichols Mrs. F. W. Perry Mrs. Emma ]. whipple Mrs. (. D. sharpe Ms. NJ. II. Mcahafs Mrs. s. Nikoloa Mrs. F. ]. Daniels Miss Hafrie, II. Hrownss Miss Mary R. Daniels Ellen D. Iarned Mrs. Irene N. GilpasncAIrs. Clara smith Case Mrx. Arthur NJ. Clark Mrs. ]. E. Kent Ms. r. |. Reed Miss Bessie l.. ehamrlin Miss Harriet R. Lewis Mrs. Della \. Raekas Mrs. Charlotte |. Manning
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
Second S4.ciIon.
Republiess Caucus

The Republican voters of the Iown Of Putnam assembled In Hammond hsiisIast Thnrsday evening to n0mi- nate candidates tor town officers. All nominations were made by sacclama- ton and there wesS no dissentinx votes The examinations wefe as fot- lows:
 electmen--t Clarence F. Fierce, I4u~ ther N. Keith.
 A Assesxor--Slmon Farley.
 Board of Rslsef --Josepii pleSsis. Jas. E. Tatem.
 Essistfar of vossrs-l lIernoa c. Car~ yer.
 Tax C0llecgor-J. Richard CafreotGg.
 Auditoy--ti Gilman 1T. Hfpwn.
 Tree -isasrak K. smith.
 school Conmltte Archlbaid Mo dsnaid. Charles L. Ioffey. CouoiAk,Ies- iietmen O. Carvses G@u F. H1enaIt, F. \. GAsdnef, klea@4 A11peI yea.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
putnam,s Biz Fair

Next Tuesday Is the Rig day at Put nam,s Big fair. Aminnovation intro duced this year Is to have an entry day and one Rig day. instead of two days as heretofore, although the attrac- lions will be as numerous AS ever. The fair is quasi-puoiie institution. 1t is an advertising medium, 1t creates business, it brings together the citizens and their neighbors who mingle to- gether for pleasant outing. The com mittee has designated Tuesday as an Old Home Day. and they have asked and received the cooperation of the manufacturers and business men. who willingly agreed 10 close their places of business Tuesday afternoon that all may attend the fair.
 Those in charge have worked hard to get all in readiness for this ar nual event and 1t is the wish of all that their efforts be rewarded by fine day and large attendance.
 Horse racing plays a prominent part in every successful fnlr. Putnam has a good half mile track, and 1t has been put in good condition. The entriSs have been satisfactory and some goed racing is assured.
 Three big headline vaudeville acts have been secured to entertain between the heats. Aerial artists, comedy &C., erobats and iknockaoout folks are among the stage announcements.
 Special attention Is being paid this year 10 the exhibition halls, and fine display of fruits, flowers, vegetables, fancy work, fine arts, merchants dis plays, cookery, etc., Is assured.
 There will be something going on all the time. Something to amnse young and old. It is not one feature that gamation Of numerous attractions, large and small, that make a pleasing composite whole, and this Is what the committee in charge have to offer. Two days fair crowded into one for one admission.
 We nearly forgot to mention two games of base ball. Mansfield hose company has accepted the challenge of Eagle hose company, and those who attend the fair can see them settle the question of supremacy. The C. A. C. 2d, will play the Ramblers of North Gfosyenordale.
 There will be a sale of grand stand reserved seats and box tickets at the office of Richard German I Front street, Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.
 The directors have rendered the cour- tesies of the fair to the children of the County Home, and Superintendent Thatcher is planning to be present with them.
 Putnam people were so generous In their patronage of the Woodstock fnir this week that large delegation Is ex- pected in Putnam Tuesday, as many of the Woodstock residents have sig nified their intention of returning the compliment.
 The following are the ladies wso have charge of the ladies' department at Putnam's Big Fair: Mrs. k. J. Wood, president. In charge of bread, cake ,and pastry department, Mrs. Rafierty; fine arts, Mrs. J. E. Kent; needle work, Mrs. Wallace Whitney; floral, Miss Edith Foster; children's department, Mrs. John k. Perry. Entry clerks, Miss Marion Warren, Mrs. Arthur Tourtellotle.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16

Miss Julia San soaei Is in New York this week
 The freshman class at the High school numbers 42.
 Mir and Mrs. George M. Morse have returned te Boston after spend- lng the summer in this city.
 --John Lynch and John Kempf at- tended Inc .ayiation meet at Boston Tuesday, as guests of Alderman Haw- klns.
 --i.ouls t;hsmpeau, wife and dangh- ter. Of Manchsstef, \. Il. and Theodore champean Of Hartford, were recent guests Of Peter 5.. George. Woodstock avenue.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16
Obituary.
LILA KEN NNRDY.

Lilla Kennedy, aged years, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will l.. Kennedy, Woodstock avenue, at o'clock Tuesday morning after q short illness. She was bright little girl with a cheerful word for all, and she was known for her bright and cheerful manner by many adults who passed her home, Funeral services will be held at I l o'clock Friday mofn- ing. Burial in the Dayyilie cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16

The races on Tuesday of the thrcs minute class were divided into two sections, with $50 purse for each sec tion. Following k Ina summary:
 First Section.
 Slick Goods, b. r., r. 0. Rose, East okfieId, first,
 Elsie Boy, b. E., Henry Murray, West Woodstock, second. Tom Grow, b. z Frank Beauregar1, North Grossenordale, third. Lady Elsie, b. m., Joseph BeIiard, Norwich, fourth.
 Time, 2.35, z;4l, 2:42.
 Second Section. Lucy links, b. m., G. It. Buxton, South Woodstock, first. Charlie Ross, b. h., J. C. Written, Brooklyn, second.
 Rose Simmons, br. m., George Young. South Woodstock. third. Atlanta Chief, bik. h., K, k. W. Hax~ gard. Dudley, fourth.
 Time. 2:4z i4, 2:3o i-A, 2:42 1-2. 2:4l.
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ogvgNrH DISTRICT.
loannofora-


inspectors.
snNorr. CHARLES p. yR
PERKINS. JAMES 4. -.
ss4 Liiiibridgs-avs.
EioHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JONES. HARRY r..
1881 Baidwin-avs.
iois Baidwin-svs.
inspectors.
MARSH, ORIN c..
isi7 Medbury-avs.
1908 Baidwin-avs.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DAYTON. EDWARD H.
SUNDERLAND. r. H.
YAoER. DAVID w..
inspectors.
BIRCH, WILLIAM H..
cATLrN. GEORGE p.
DAVIS. JOHN W..
1895 Belvidere-st.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
Gilman. THOMAS H..
KINNELL. JOSEPH.
SMITH. ANGUS D..
29sa ysf,srson-avs. west.
al4s West Forrest.
Constable.
ADAMS. EUGENE A..
KELLER, WALTER W..
SULLIVAN. wrIIrA nj. yor...,. west.
Estlmators-
COwAN. JOHN c..
wENzEL. FREDERICK W.
els Artiilery-ave.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ERKTRITz. WILLIAM.
HARMS. WILLIAM T..
III south-st
JEssoP. CHARLES a,
KURrH. FRED.
III Green-ave
wILLIsToN. WILLIAM.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GRAIN. CHARLES f..
RoCHowIAK, STANLEY A..
2460 Jefferson-ave. w
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HAY. FREDERICK A..
ITS Forrest. w
KURTH, CHARLES W.,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HIGGINS. ROY r..
scHUMANN, PAUL F..
2s17 Forrest. W
inspectors.
BAUSCHKA. WILLIAM A..
BAKER. AUGUSTUS W..
GILBERT. FRED A..
So Norman ave
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEATCHER. FRED A..
SAUL. ROBERT NJ.
1895 Michigan ave
SIMS. SAMUEL
1918 Michigan-ave
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DEMOCRAT

GOVERNOR.
LAYTON, T. HEMANS.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
First District.
FRANK e. DoREMUs.
Second District.
JOHN v. sHEEHAN. 49, ,,..
Sixth District.
ALvA M. CUMMINs.
STATE SENATOR.
Second District.
MURTHA. JAMES A.. -
cYRowsKI. AUGUST.
Fourth District.
LEE. JAMES H..
Fifth District.
SCHNEIDER. FRED A.
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
First District.
flick. LEVI j.,
KEuLER. PETER J.. w.
LEHMAN. CHRISTIAN H. Hs;,, u,.''o'-..'
Soa Wiiidus-uvc.
Iii Hendricks-st.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
COMFORT. BENJAMIN E.,
SHERIFF.
II Commonweaith-ave.
COUNTY CLERK.
GALEN. ROBERT F.,
COUNTY rREAsURER.
11is Bellevue ave.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
81 Van Dyke-pi.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
CAMPAU. THOMAS NJ,
COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER.
SCHONFELD. HARMON.
MAYOR.
THOMPSON wILLIA n, B. ,u,,,,,-..
CITY CLERK.
HENDERSON. DAVID A..
CITY TREASURER.
400 z. Grand-bivd.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
Observation-Disclosures.
EBEL. FREDERICK,
GERHARD. JOHN A..
KADAu, CHARLES A, -
KrRcHNER, AUGUST ronr,..,,,.,
MccusKER. JOSEPH.
500 Twenty fth-st.
FIRST WARD-FiRsT DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KEENAN,. WILLIAM j
sKoDA. JOHN. : V
80 Randolph st.
inspectors.
ERvINE, THOMAS.
JOHNSON. EDWARD r. a"o0'pn-'''
ROGERS. JOHN C.. 'e'
rs Atwater-st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
VAN RIPPER, CHARLES f.,
inspectors.
McKERNAN, FRANK.
III Centre-st.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WEBER. GODFREY.
SIXTH DISTRICT. u'n
HEDGES. JOHN.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARTIN. JOHN f. ~ u.,,..
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Constable.
CAMPBELL. JOHN A.,
1x.Nskinstry.
EstImators.
ARNo. MARTIN.
p,rs. lss Junction-svs.
No. $3.50. isIs Mlchis.n-sv..
MILLER. FRED r..
JOHNSON. WIN. g..
oEsTRIcH. CARL
rHEEL. AUGUST.
1853 Forrest w.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GILBERT. CHARLES g..
Inspectors.
CHILDs. ARTHUR W..
HowsoN. CHARLES H..
le7 Anthon-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CURTIS. WALTER c..
GRACE. WILLIAM.
KAsENow. WILLIAM.
ss4 Drasoon-ave.
wILMor. GEORGE.
1a1 Junction-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENNING. FRED w,
MERTON. FREpEEick ",
5ll Ferdinand ave.
inspectors.
TRIES. ALFRED A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BYRNE. EDWARD.
kREMkow. EMIL g; Mox,n,,,,..,..
OGDEN. MYRoN E..
SIS Junction-avs.
inspectors.
KLANN. FRED.
s57 Ferdinand-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BLOCK. ARCHIBALD.
sos Dix-avs.
FELLMAN. ADoLPH.
SWEET. HOBART p,
"a Thirty -nrst-st.
inspectors.
DENDEL. CHARLES T.
s2s Livernois-ave.
HAvENs. JAMES.
Y:rCurN GUAR .Es
s6a Military-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars
KOCH. EDMUND j.
wARrELL. DAVID.
onrusrL. JOHN. sR = rh'rs'-nF''-'''
II Greusel-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEwALD. FREDERICK, -
sHArER cRrsMAN y, y. r m.,'-.'.v.'
inspectors.
NEWMAN. GUST.
s,r,r,r wu,, i4st Miiitary-ave.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHEwE. AUGUST J..
TRAP. HERMAN.
inspectors.
foi Thirty-second-st
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BECKER. OSCAR R.
srARKEr. RICHARD q,
SCHULTZ. HERMAN,
TREVOR. WALTER M.
Constable.
0LIAx. WILLIAM L..
DuNNINo. GEORGE.
HOLMAN. PATRICK IT.,
MCINTOSH. JOHN w. ass' Van Dsh'-''''
EstImators.
DINGEMAN. HARRY J..
LowrHER. HARRY J.
lS2 Cadiliac-ave.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AHLBoRN. AUGUSTUS.
SCHULTZ. OTTO E..
. - slT Sheridan ave
inspectors.
BECKMANN, WALTER.
BEcKMAN. FRED D.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
as seyburn-a ave
FRoHN. ERNEST c..
<s1 seyburn-ave
eEHRhEN' j. "AlLS sis hs.yburn ave
oHARA, JOHN F..
$50 Baldwin ave
HATZENBUHLER, JOHN,
l27 Baldwin-ave
KUNz. ALBERT.
4S2 Baidwin-ave
NIEBoUR. JOHN c.,
6o+ Baldwin-ave
inspectors.
sToDDARD. WARREN e.
$40 Seyburn-ave
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MOORE WILLIAM H
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Registrars.
WRIGHT. FRED j.. JR.
inspectors.
DELIsLE. WELCOME c..
% Michisan-avs.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMPBELL. NORMAN.
pAwL1No. wrLL1Aa W. A'n''.'"''.
SHANK. WILLIAM G.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
ReoIstrars.
PARKER. ALFRED.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
McKINsrRY. ROBERT.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COURTNEY. GEORGE II -
TARsNEY. WILLIAM z, 49,, w
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
GERHARD. ADoLPH H..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KILRoY. J. FRANK.
MCDOWELL, ALEX. -
i5t Il. woodbridge Ut.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LACEY. JOHN o..
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHLINDLER. JON,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DwYER, MICHAEL.
$40 Antoins-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
scHMITTDIEL. JOHN s..
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HOUSE. CHARLES H..
Inspectors.
GOOD. BERNARD.
l9s Holbrook-ave
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
ReoIstrars.
REILLY. JOSEPH e.,
inspectors.
REILLY. EDWARD sf f.. Iafay'ss'-olvd.
~ Abbott ct.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Re0iotrars.
McLooAN. WILLIAM.
so1 Fourth-avs.
inspectors.
BRENNAN. MORRIS.
HOGAN. MICHAEL f..
wYNNE. PETER f..
THIRD DISTRICT!
Registrars.
RAYMOND. EDGAR.
inspectors.
WILLIAMS. THOMAS A,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
cooNEY. RUSSELL J,
lss w. Montcalm-st
NINTH DISTRICT.
DICKINSON. NJ. wEssoN.
FIFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BAUER. JOHN c..
DEldEI. ALoIs A..
KoMER. MAX.
scHnMANsxY. yosrp H. MA'0m0-'''
s2i superior-st.
Constable.
ART LEONARD.
sos High-st. e.
EstImators.
GROLET. GEORGE A.,
MICHALAK, JOHN.
STORM. NICHOLAS.
1875 Macomb-st
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GABRIEL. HENRY W..
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
NoAcK. HERMAN g.,
1877 Champaign st.
inspectors.
CRONIN. HENRY E..
DRULARD. ROBERT.
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
TEAHEM. PETER.
10 Hastings-st
a2s champlain- st,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
oAYMAN. FELIX.
ass Macomb- st.
JACOB. CHARLES.
wELLMAN. FRED.
22s Hastings-st.
inspectors.
ANDRES. GEORGE.
aos Clinton st.
So Muiiett-st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Re9lstrars.
sEGAM. DAVID.
SULLIVAN. EUGENE II,
inspectors.
MENNEBACH. ANDREW.
MAYER. GUsrAvE.
sE Highest.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IBBOTSON, ANTHONY.
22s wilkins st.
Manner, ADoLPH j..
5S4 Rivard-st
inspectors.
LANGEHAGEN. HENRY.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENGsTEBECK. ANTHONY.
FABER. ED.
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oc8UBTTH HENRY.
suzorsrw.o. Hsss Il; s1i 800,
FiFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
~ T4s JOS. campau-svs
sIxrH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DECKER. LOUIS. 80 -
DIN snAucLAIR. ARTHUR:
sEvgNTH DISTRICT.
LoRKowsKI. JOSEPH ca. cs.,
TWELFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
LIrrLETIELD. SHERMAN.
WATSON. RICHARD n. ,,.x,,,rv..v.
RunHARDr. orro,. r-.,,v.o,,n..,
Constable.
ADDISON HENRY sis Mohigan-av.
SCHNEIDER. ALBERT. ,o,v.
Estlmators.
cRANsHAw. JAMES. J u; uow.,a.,
/. TRIsH. JOHN. n,
GALL. ARTHUR w..
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COLLINS, BERTRAM GUY.
81 Twsnty-second-st'
81 Twenty second-st.
3 THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ERsKrNE. JR. JAMES. r.,..,,
JOHNSON. MEro. :.
MARSHALL. FREDERICK 7 Al .k.r-...
RANsPAcH. c. a! AyBE EEsn,y .,our,h....
inspectors.
HADDow. FRANK.
JOHNSON. HARVEY SIS pak.r...
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GOLDBERG, GEORGE A.,
inspectors.
MACLEOD. NORMAN E.,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
~ IS Maybury Grand-ave.
Inspectors.
PoEHLMAN. GEORGE. ,..v.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
$50 Twenty third-st.
inspectors.
~ EN- i5s Lawton-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
755 Twenty third-st.
inspectors.
LEVNDowsKI. THEoPHIL.
TUcAcKI. JOSEPH.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BERrRM. FREDERICK c..
49, DEJA. FRI VI 1sa Twenty-fourtn-st'
.s- ,,,,,, iis7 Twenty list.
scr riiiman-ave.
NTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCovILL CARRIES c..
i470 Grand River-ave.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Adermen.
DE BEAUCLAIR HUGO.
,ao ~ s22 Trombly-a ave.
DOUGLAS. EpwAbp D. G., NA'
FISCHER oEoRaEH..
GoEscHEL. OTTO c. "
LEMPKE. LOUIS H.. 10
MARTIN. CHARLES F..
MCCARTHY. CHARLES E
17s Emwood ave
Constable.
wIECHMANN. HENRY,
4ss ElmNood ave
Estimators.
BAUMGARTH, EDWARD r..
S57 Superior-s 1T
CHRISTIE. FRANK G..
HINrz, ROBERT E.. .
6TRENG. WILLIAM j.,
1771 East Grand-blvd
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEvERIDGE. A. JAMES.
BEvERIDoE. JAMES. o"'' Z
$50 Consress-st. L
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BLAIN. PETER b..
eraser, WILLIAM,
SCHULTZ. CHARLES, ' '"er'"e-''
149 Eimwood- ave
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WHITE. WILLIAM j.,
SCHULTZ. WALTER A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DoRNBROCK. WILLIAM.
! MILLER, FRANK F.,
STEWART, SAM H.,
2sth Berlin-st
243 Arndt- ST
inspectors.
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The Detroit times., 1910-09-05

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HALT. JOHN.
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Registrars.
BURNS. ALBERT.
RAY. JAMES, w Snsmpas'a-sss
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