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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
7. A. G. WILL !
PULL STUNTS
"Alexander's Rag Time BandT
Will Appear.

~Tottenyille, Oct. 2O:-Finai I'M
rangements for the jolliileatlon of
the 1ottenville A. G.. to be held
Saturday afternoon on TottenytIia
oval, We're made "Wednesday nfqht
az q special meeting Of The n~rgansz4-
ton. The mi Will start Ill ri
O'Clock, Manager Sharrot annnunces.
In addition to the scheduled baseball /
match between the married ana
single men, obstacle races viii 81
held and other amusements offered
the probable large attendance. Nd
admission will be charged, but .only
clu members can participass Id III
games.
Another feature Is still under
cover. The members OF the 4. a. q
nave formed a band, and 1t ii sofne |
band This "Alexander's Rag Timc
Band" Will play at the Oval SAtnr-
Day afternoon. Some say Ii wili |
drive people away, but many beiieys
this musical bunch OF fellows viii
prove II Of the most s~uccossfs1
events on the interesting program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
EXPECT LARGE CROWD
AT CONTEST TONIGHT
Riversides and CoodWiIIs Will Meet
in Auditorium in Second Came
Of City Basketball League.
TEAMS TO PLAY ALSO

The Riversides and Goodwills
meet tonight in the City Senior
Basketball League and the strength
of the two teams is warranted to
attract the biggest Friday night
crowd of the season. 1t Is the sec
ond game Of the league series, with
the Press Club and r. g H. clashins
Tuesday night in the opening en-
counter. The newspapermen were
victorious and now lead the league.
Tonight's game Will determine who
shall also top the crowd with 1000
per cent.
Every basketball bug in the city
knows Just how evenly matched are
the Goodwills and Riyersides and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
MiUREKS Will TALK
MATTER OVER TONIGHT

Inclemency of the weather kept
many OF the members OF the Maurer
6. in doors last right and the
special meeting called to discuss
the a~dvisabiiity Of changing the
clubs name was postponed until to-
night. 1t Is said the memhers favor
adopting The name OF the Lehlgh
Athletic Club and taking ever the
Ruritans old clubhouse IN North
Aanbov The change Is for hnan-
eaat Teaapnss
Ml6 &arsr quintet and tne Oaks
aAls CLASH ID L basketball Game Mons
sakI sIz 81 State asss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
R. & H. LOSE
IN SmAYREVILLE
Meet Defeat by Score 27-l4
--Return Game.

Representatives of the r. & III.
Chemical Works made a c~redita5ie
showing against the ~Sayrevilie bas-
ketball team last night in Fishers
hall. Sayreville, when they met de-
feat By tho score OF 81 to IA. The
smallness OF the court hampered the
locals, but their speed surprised the
Sayreyflle lads and made them 50
the limit to win. The score at the
end of the first half was 10 to 4.
Following was the r. & II. lineup:
Hornsby, q; MeCreery and NebeL
T; Campbell, Weitzen and Lindelus,
G..
Manager Rhoades, of the n. & II.
five, has announced the SayreyiIle
team will play a return game at the
Auditorium on November A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20

this alone will prove an incentive for
scores of rooters. The game will be
played in the Auditorium following
the Junior game, In connection with
roller skating.
Junior Game.
The Ashlands and Princetons
meet In the preliminary In the junior
league and should put up a eredita-
Bile game. The P~rincetons are smart
ing under the defeat handed to
them by the Monitors on October 10
and have promised all their friends
to come back strong at tonight's en-
counter. The junior league is put
ting up a fair brand OF ball and is
becoming a highly interesting race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
sssotal 10 tho EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Oct. 20.--An-
other County Basketball League
meeting vas held last night In the
X. o. X. A. rooms and but little
was accomplished. Ralph Holdings
field, of the K. 0. X. A., acted as
temporary chairman and David WI
1entz, of the Riversides, Of Perth
Amboy, temporary secretary. The
other clubs represented we're:
Goodwills, and Puritans, Of Perth
Amboy; South River A. A., and the
Midtown Crescents. All eligible
names, bylaws and rules will be
adopted at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
PLAY TONIGHT
AT FREEHOLD
Another Step in the I'm"
Bowling League.
spsetes 10 tic EvHNINo NEwa.

spsofeI to the EvHNINa NFWG.
Helmetta, Oct. 20:-Another step
In the MIMI Bowling League, com-
posed OF teams from three counties,
will be taken tonight when the rep
resentatives of this place journey to
Freehold and bowl the crack Ave of
that burg, and the Jamesburg quin-
tet are entertained ON the flights
town alleys. The trips will be made
by auto. Helmetta now leads the
league, with nothing but victories to
her credit, and Ia expected to clean
up Freehold In rousing style at to-
nights session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
Is MANAGER
OF CRESCENT A. 8.
gpeotal d ne EvENrNo NEyvg

Milltown, Oct. 20:-John II.
Junker was elected athletic manager
Of the Crescent a. c. at the meeting
OF the club last night. He accepts
the position resigned by Harold
Kuhithau al The last meeting. In
addition to handling the basketball
team, Manager Junker will have
charge of the football eleven and the
baseball nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20

The following teams yer played.
Games Won.
Iroquois, Eli Alpine Jrs.. 10.
Iroquois, IA; Foresdale F. O. 3
Iroquois, Is; Delta F. G. of Sayre-
Vile, 4.
Iroquois, az; Buffalo A c., 10.
Iroquois, IL; F%oresdale f. G., s.
Iroquois, 8; Sheridan A. G. Of South
Amboy, Z. (l0innings.l
Iroquois, 4; Independents of Sayre-
Vile, 2.
Iroquois 10; Deltas of ~sayreville. 5,
Iroquois, 10; Mt. Loretto, 8.
Iroquois, 8; Prineetons, s..
Iroquois, 13; GoodwilIs i.
lroquois, s.; Sheridans, South AM
boy, Z. Go innings.)
Iroquois, II; Acme A. c., 10.
Iroquois. O; Ashlands, 8,
IroQuois, 8; Prineetons. 2.
Irequois, 10; Mt. Loretto. 6.
Games Lost.
Iroquois, s.; Princetons, IA.
Iroquois, 8; Deltas of ~Sayrevlle, Z.
Iroquois, IS; Sewaren, 10.
Iroquois, s.; Maurers, II.
Iroquois, 8; Mt. Loretto, 20.
Iroquois. g.; Mt. Loretto, s.
Iroquois, i; Maurers, 6.
Iroquois, 2; Independents Of Sayre-
Vile, 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
WOMEN ON A JURY.
.igst to Be Summoned In californie
win AoA

First to Be Summoned In C~aiifornie
win Act.
San Jose, Cal, Oct. 20-Niss Sarah
Alice Vail, aged thirty-seven. and Mrs.
Imogen Saveker. aged ifty-two, two Of
the drst women here to be placed upon
the register as voters, are the first
women since the passage of the sui
frage amendment to be- summoned as
Jurors In California. They viii appear
In a battery case
Misc Van IL a ~bopkkeeper and AIRS
sayeker ID the mother of SIX children
Roth have consented h act.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
PEERLESS CALLED OFF
GAME AT SAYERNLLE


sayreyille, Oct. 20:-No iunior
game was played here last night, TIN
Peerless, OF Perth Amboy, calling
the match off at the eleventh hour.
The seniors defeated the n. and III.
of Perth Amboy, by the score OF al
to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
FEsoAE NEW YoRK.

Leave New York DaIIy-
GOO, 7s00, 500, zoe, 1890 II 20.
ID. ~. 1880, 1880. 900, sac. $40,
Sis, $3.50. 6:45. ss1Ss $50 1900 40s
800. 1000, 1890 ps M. 1880 Il. N.
Sundays and HOLIDAYS
1880, $500, 1000 1900 8. fn.s 12sa0
Neon, 1900. $500 3:00 Asa ssa
ESQ. $3.50. 1000, 1880 p. ra,ss5I2sa0 4. M
GEO. j. BROWN
General Traffic Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
CIGARETTES CAUSE DIVORCE
Tsenton Husband Objected 70 Wife's
Use of Them.

U8e OF Ihen.
Trenton, M j., Oct. 2o.-Answer waz
fled IN the ~chancery court to the dii
yorce petition IN which Mrs. Massey
Painter charged her husband with ex'
IRENE cruelty.
The husband sets up that the nearest
to anything out of The way on his part
was when he caught his wife smoking
a cigarette and knocked 1t out OF her
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20
GOOD RECORD
OF IR0QU0lS
Won is Out Of "a Games
of Baseball.

The following Is the record of the
Troquois A. O. for the seasons
Sporting Editor NEWS:
Please publish the following rec
ord Ia your paper: On Sunday
October sth, the Iroquois A. @. play
ed the last game of q very success
full season. Ia the beginning Of
their schedule. on account or being
a newly organized team, they met
MI & Tsyerssa xh s victories:
were with only four defeats. In all
they played "a games winning l6
and losing s. Earl Mullins was the
star twirler, winning 10 out Of IL
games; this Is a record that but
few ssbushers'' can claim, He was
ably assisted by his battery partner.
Frank Bader. The following play
srs made the team a success: Jay
Cornell. Frank Bader. Carlton Null
Inns, Earl Mullins, pete Schie-
bienski, Joseph Foley, M. Sorengon,
Alfred Sorensons Henry Holzheimer,
Albert Habecorn, Henry Nelson.
Slim Gordon, and Philip Payne
(manager). The pitchers records
follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20

YaH ira I. II sas sV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-20

RuRGsu sEBwsssM E4szE rssszs
Cas- Lsaxe staten island ferry
avery 80 azAugo@ uakA $50 ps na. alsa
III $40. a0sA8 An4sI4s80 y. M &&aeuF~
fAT8 only @E 1a4zM.3
H0x KsaEkeY u ~ aaa avarv
H5 minutes HnszT @sa8 u us X2@a A@ssry
III astnA "a s4z5ssk i 1880
Enr EMxWaw%Es&H &as. Ass& 8H&rT 30.
#ssf4S@M s2Mfl& H& s8H NJ xzsw
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

ludte pergangene @ode in ser hinge
geno Don Melroie u,0 Jreeport sic
|S6mlen.
Cafe George.
@err 9ufanan, melber iid lebten
SCRIPT nod Dem Sii0en begab, mo- er
Die @intermonate perbradte, lit mie-
ser 5lfriid auf ieiner 5arr1. - Sci
Ser jaibrlid)en 5omnperi amrnlung
m1roe Mnton &iifler als Superpilor
uno Suiepb Nidol als Glerf ermablt.
ga Ser alte Mlieilor ons Mmt niht
mebr mollte, neil er meinte, es lei
nidt notbmenoig, 0aB Semarro ein
Amt fir immer beflet0en ioa, 10 ml1r=
Sc oem Soiepb Nidol audi oieies Mmt
nod iiberlalien. 6ran5 s9olt ml,roe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

als Sdabmeiiter beibebalten. = Hfer=
oefaufer maren in ser umgegeno una
fauften lie Elm Bfero BON S. 6.
Sdmitt, bon S. 5peltrid uno bon S.
q. Mnoerlon. - M11gult Danf uno
Jlorian &eimam perloren je ei1t
m%ertbpoaes Bfer0 lebte @ohe. =
|Bran5 Sdol5 lit in 1ienit oes S. $.
&iifler getreten. = @einrid Sdneioer
miro oils Arbeiter bei DC. &rebsbah
I'M Irubjabr un0 CONNER beiddftigt
lein. = @m 16. uno II. Mar5 batten
mebrere &inoer i'm 3iitrift 1855 nube
@lrola gramen.-l 1nier bo6m. 8far.
rer @rotb leiltet oiele ISOLDE in Goen
galep beim 4Oltiinoigen @ebete slus=
biilie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
9llhQ1l1l.

AJCll 9CO. Nv. SuuISl UNSS> Nv
5on1tag nad) 5bafopee, no err mil
ieiuer @attin, meI9e in lebterer Set
an Sem Rranfenbette ibrer S@melter.
ser 6rau Dr. $. S. Setter mar, an
2ieuitag Sem 8egrdbniiie ser p%erltor:
he1eu Shmagerin b%eimobnte. Mitt,
wod) traf @err5ddfer mieoer bier ci1.
= Ialuilie S. 9. Sperl bat ibr @eim
ms Staod;en perlegt. = &ommenoer
0ieultag miro Sobn 9. Sperl al1f lei
mer orei Meilen BON bier %gelegener
6arm Ser teigeriung balten. = &otel=
beliber @ellenitein but in ser 9otelof=
flee ein Sen &aum 5%ierenoen 6enerber0
erridten laiien. = Mad mebrere So
ge langem 8eiude BEL ibren bier uob=
ue,,oen gltern lit SRI. Selena 8aller
nod Sc Sl1e1r Centre 5uriidgefebrt,
no lie IN einer MISUNDERSTANDING
Nnitell1ng bat.-Serr Sobn Sdlping=
BANNER, melder @oden lang bier i'm
cltcrliden @al1ie permellte, tit nod
@rl1uo, Sasfotdeman, Canada, 5ltrild=
gcfebrt, no er nit ieinem 9rlloer ge=
ld.Gftlih tbdtig lit. - Sic Iirit State
@anf fat ibr @eid)aft in 0as neue &C.
tal,nr perlegt, ras Tie fir ibre 3lpefe
crrid,ten u1o herrlid n1o beqllen1
ei1rihteu lieB. - @roBe Nusmabl on
Gunlel,= ll1o &i11ber Commentator;
Sic ncl.eitcu Mooen 81 Sen nie0rigiten
Ercilcn. Ger in l1mtaulh 9egen
@aare genommen. gliiabetb Nett. st
Hicrs.
@si ser @iange=@abl bat uniere
Grtiduit iidl folaen0e 9eamten gege=
ben: 6. 6. @rapel, Nr6iiOent; Matb.
@ermersfirber, sSSacob 8lafc, s. g.
@irnig, 1utitees; Sran5 @rea, &e=
coroer; Mnoreas 6al1it, S6atmeiiter
9iif. Staub, Srieoensridter; S. S.
@oier, EQUITABLE. Sic BEL Ser @abl
inn 5omn Nier5 als Sieger beruorge=
gonge,nen Gon0i0aten fins: Soiepb
Otremba, Superpiior, 3 SATIRE; 6. q.
&irnig, Glerf;; Nif. 9odner, S6at=
meiiter; Sobn 9. 8eonar, Mllellor;
sSSacob SOONER, 9ucas 8ades, Urie=
oensridter; go. 8entfel0, EQUITABLE.
= Matbias &eih traf Mitte bergan=
gener ISOLDE bon @isconli1 bier Elm
u,1o fat Sic bon leinem gru0er Mn=
ton in Mgram fdufli6 ubernommene
Inrln ongetreten. = Ntf. Serbaar,
Sobn Ser 6amilie @erbar0 Serbaar
bon bier, pel6er in ser 8erton Count
tp State 8anf at Sauf &apios als
We6iilfsfaiiirer angeiteIt 1par, fat Sic
.Stelle SEES &niiirers Ser 8anf Of Mpon
i%iher11c1nn1e1 l1n0 bereits angetreten.
Qaitrnp.
9oren5 6reiidel BON 9oretto, Minn.
melder Sic bier g%elegene Sobn 8.
Ieblers Iarm ourh Mnfal1f in lei1en
@eiib brodte, fat 9eadridt nad bier
gcionot, noB beim Mltflaoen Ser 9ans=
lno Mdergeratbe iein 8rltoer ourd)
;3llfuI getootet moroen lei, uno er oa=
fer m6gli6erpeiie Sic 6arm 0ieien
Spmnler niht b%earbeiten f0nnte. =
@eter @uileler u11o 2oren5 Drummer
iin0 nah Sii00afpta abgereiit, mab=
reno Mlbert @off~~ itd nad Noro=
Gotato gemanot fat. Soffentlid mer=
Sen Sic 2afotas altf INT ere orei Sltn=
gems giinltige @inmirfrng baben.
Sanf &apibs.
gel Ser lebte @obe bier gebaltenen
@iQage @abl fat iid Sauf &apios in
Ser Nerion oes @errn @ermam Berg
einen oeutiben 8urgermeilte r gege=
ben, meld)e lid in ser @%al1obabung
unlerer &ilage = Mnge(egenbeit i1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

3u6t uno Maitpieb: Maititiere, gil.
tie Biz bette 1850 Biz 1850 Sfuno
ldmer 4.5O-5.5O; 900 biz 1850
.9fo. i6mer 4.65-5.10; mittelmdBige
zig quite 4.25- 4.65; gemobn. Bis
mitteAmaBige 3.50-4.25; 3udtitiere
Cute Big bette 600 Biz 800 8funo
ldmer 4.5O-5.OO; m%ittelmdBige bis
quite 600 Big 800 8funo 4.00-4.50;
qemobnlide Biz mittelmaBige 3.25-
1926.
8u6t-@eifers, 3.5o-4.25; quite
Bis Bette SSabrlinge 3.50-4.75; 3u6t
8uuen 3.25-4.00; Maitfiibe 800
9 *
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
S6ofe.

SuuIe.
Cute biz bette Srubiahrslammer
5.OO-6.1O; mtittelmaBige Its quite
4.OO-5.OO; gem0bnlide biz mittel<
maBige 3.75-4.00; quite big Bette .
@ommel =Sabrlinge 4.25-5.35; mit=
telmlaBiee bis quite 3.75-4.25; CUTE
bis bette bieiige S@ate pom 300
$50; mittelmdbiae Biz quite $50
2.75; gemobnlihe Big mittelmabige
200 $50; min0eripertbige 100
200; quite biz bette Sammel 4.25
$780,; 80de 2:50-3.OO; fette 8od=
[6mmer 4.50-5.OO; mogere godldm.
1ner 3.OO-.OO.
S6meine.
Sic fplgenbe Eabele 5eigt hos G5ez
pidt, ben 9nrdid'nittspreis mab een
Breisunterf@ieo fir @d>peine felt Dem
90 Nnf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
GuaeaepiQc.

elm uettes ,M1oel" miafommeue etn=
fedr. @liit sum frohen @rei9nilie!-
git. Seller aat mieoerum 1870 Mder
91uo BON u. y. Glarf fir $1,000 &C.
fouft ,,uo lid, oun1it in Ben 8elib pon
ruuo 400 Mder gebradt. Gr lit lest
Ser beoeuteuMte @%utsbeltter i'm Comm.
;Ssplepb 9ulin1ann uno Sodter MOI
rel lebteu Son1tag bei Setter Bor=
reid ouf 9sejlth. Eeter bat Ste 9ol5-
art sur 5eite gelegt uno miro otele
@od)e int College in Nrbeit trete1. =
@eiurib @ret ldbt oieie ISOLDE 9on=
neritaa lein ldnmtlid)eS bemeglid'es
Gigentbualt seritei1ern. = Wt3dael
1rltb bat leiu @eim BON bier nad]
Ireeport oerlegt, no CT cine Narn1 III
Yodt ge11panmeu hat.
YaumcspiQe.
Serr Wfataius Spotb BON s(gote,
u. :, mtree i'm hieiigen Nllnn So
lpital ,peleu Recommendations
uperirt. 0fe Operation nohn1 eil1ell
o.ltcu Wrr(auf uno er miro mobl balo
g%el1eien l1ud1 %lei1el! @elm e%lltlallel1
mtrScn fonllel. @err Spatb mnr
iriihcr in Spring Sill m%obnbaft. :
Ira1 sSiol ep0 9iitfpls Don Safe George,
mteld,e lainqere ,3eit Don eil1em Nierul=
leioel1 aeplaJt mar. u1ter5og lid) int
ieligen 6olpital elmer err ol9reld}en
Operotiou ls;,o iiiflt jest oerart mobl,
bo6 fore polle 0eneiu ng mrntebr cine
Dra1e ser Set it. Mud 6rau @ern=
baro Selling ncn 2afe George mltroe
bier operirt, lrno ibr 3ultaro gibt
Mollm sur Noffnlu,g, 0ub tic bolo III
cen &reis ser Shrigen miro 5llrilffeb=
rer f0nuen.
Nittle Talls.
Cine Nerae BON 16 4iibel1, melfe
Gi1entlfum oes l,elll1 Mellem poll bier
ir Scr @egero Don @elle Groirie mof=
neuoeu Uarn1er Sobn 5u1omid lit,
fat linn i'm SATIRE 1910 oie Slnmme
bon .$S9S.SG eingebraht, abgelc6cn
bon ser We:;d', meld)e an al10eres &leb
ouf Ser 8or,u perfiittert mltroe.
ct. Nidolas.
@err ur1o fSruu M0am 8iaig, melde
fiH bier bel Gertpo1oten aufbielten,
lui;roen aUern1rts NIT 2iebenspiir=
oigfeiten ii5erb4uft. Sonntag N6eno
muroe 6Trou @iQig bei ser Tamilie Ee-
ter Mirtfelo 5u ibrem %. Gebl1rts=
toge bon ilrrer1 Sl1genofreun0innen
iiherroidt, Sic oerielben nod manfe
@ieoerfe9r oieies troben Cages ber5=
lidNt .punld5ten. &on bier bega6en
1ih beioe lt1d' ct. Glouo, no @err
8iaig eiaes Niagenlcioens megel1 ei-
neu Ar3t Git Mat6e 5og.-Solepb Stei(
lit lebtca Miontug nad CANADA a6ge=
reift, I'M itd1 oalelblt nad 9o10 m110
2e.1ten un13ule5en. = SEER S6eooor
MiiGer muroe a1fongs Ser @od)e pom
9hloge aeriIlrt; sic gan5e linfe Sci
te lit geldbutt, uno jein 3ultano mir0
o1s Elm fritiiher be5ei6net. = Ser
nelte 8ltttermader Yeter @ollmam1
betreibt nebi5 leiner @rofellion nod
ben &olberba11oel; aud ninmt er Sen
&ofm Dot Ser 6armern aus ser Sc
aeu6 Don Martp, fir Sen er eil1en a1<
mbmboreu preis be5ablt. - uniern
i'nmer noh erfranften Nfarrer. SEN
bodm. !0erm. &leirl pertrat lebte1
Sonntoa aberfnals bohip. SEER Mapr=
bofer bon ct. G(m1o. - Mnton @il=
mer6ina oo1 6reeport lit bier I'M
Mpfefboulue ul1o lonitige Mrtifel aus
Tpinpr @nltrrIdutlp I'll pprfu1feu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
MQrkthRrtdtt.
@iebmarft.
9nb=St. $auI 8iebu1artt.
gu ammen 131 @ngenlaoMngen.
Sic f%olsenben Yreife lino tin Iebenoes
8ieb pro 100 Hfune:
@eitlihe Stiere.

@ieb pro 100 Sfuns:
@eilide Stiere.
Cute Biz bette 5.50-6.25; mittel=
maBig Biz quite, 5.00-5.50; gemabn'
liGe big mittelmaBige 4.50-5.0O.
&ibe un6 Settlers: Cute Biz bette
4.50-5.25; mittelmabige Biz CUTE,
3.75-4.50; gemobnlide Biz mittel-
m1Bige, $3.25-3.75.
Cutters 2.75-3.25; @o1uttrs 2.25
$50; 8uuen 4.50-4.95; 8olog-
uo=8nuen 4.O0-4.50.
4alber:: Cute bis bette 5.OO-6.25
mittel,mqBige biz quite 5.00-5.75;
gem0bnlide Bis mittelmabige 300
400; quite idmere &al6er $780,
so; gem0bnlide idmere &alber 2.75
1926.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-29

Fifth Distr.ct--West side vinswood
avenue. next police station.
Sixth pistrict--Corner LaSalie ave-
Seventh District--corner Vinewood
and Merrick avenues
Fifteenth ward.
First District-corner Jefferson ana
Second observation-disclosures avenue.
between champlain street and 81. Paui
Third District - Corner waterloo
street and Bellevue avenue.
Fourth Dlstrict-corner Mack and
Meldrum avenues.
Fifth District-Corner Concord ave-
nue. and Theodore street
Sixteenth ward
First Dissatisfaction street. east OF
Second District - Southeast corner
Military ana Lafayette avenues
Third District - Southeast corner
Ferdinand avenue and Porter street. i.
Brandon avenues
Fifth Dlstrict--corner Cavalry and
DIX avenues.
Sixth District-Corner Michigan and
Seventh DistrIct-Corner Buchanan
street and Hammond avenue
and Thirty-fifth streets
Seventeenth Ward.
Frat Dtstrict-corner sheridan ana
St Paul avenues.
Baldwin and 81 Paul avenues.
Third District-Corner Hubbard and
kercheval avenues.
Fourth District--corner Kercheva;
and Pennsylvania avenues.
Fifth District-Corner Baldwin ana
Mack avenues
Sixth District-Corner Mcclellan ana
Mack avenues.
Seventh District-North side OF JEFF
ferson avenue. corner Hamilton ave-
nue.
Eighth District-Corner Baldwin and
Gratiot avenues
Ninth District-corner Mcclellan and
Gratfot avenues
Eighteenth Ward.
First District-Corner Green ave.
nue. ard Erie street.
Second District - Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street.
Third District - Corner Waterman
and Regular avenues.
Fourth District Corner Lawndals
avenue and Porter street.
Fifth District-Corner Michigan and
Cltppert avenuoa
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls For 1911 VIII Be
Completed IN April list
OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
petroit. March rs. l9ll.

Detroit. March Is. 1914
Pursuant TO sec. o or Chapter 10 Of
the Charter OF the city of Detroit. as
amended, notice Is hereby gwen that
the general assessment rolls Tor the
entire City OF Detroit. for tNc current
year 1911, Will be completed on April
ist next, and be ready for the inspec-
ton OF the taxpayers at That date. The
said Board Will at any time theresfteT
prior TO the 18th day of April tthird
Tuesday,, 1911. review the assessment
OF any person who may complain, eith-
sr verbally or In writing before said
Board, and will make all proper cor.
rections thereto. and on said last named
date said rolls will be submitted TO
the Common Council for consideration,
and any person considering himself az
srty may appeal In writing to said
taasS JOHN c. NAGEL.
HENRY PLASS,
OSCAR Il. MARS.
Board OF Assessors
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pRoposALs FOR FUEL. MINERAL

OIL. GASOLINE AND HORSESHOE
ING. Chief Quartermasters Office.
Federal Building. Chicago. III, Febru-
ary L. l911.--Scaled proposals. In triplI-
cate, will be received here and At of.
fees Of Quartermasters at posts named
below. until IL o'clock, a m. April 1.
1911, and then opened for furnishing
Fuel, Mineral oil. Gasoline and Horse
shoeing required during fiscal year
commencing July 1, 1911, and ending
Sheridan. Ill; BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind.
Brady and Wayne, Mich Information
furnished on application here or to
voIopes containing proposals TO be In
dursed Proposals for Fuel, etc, to be
opened April 1. 1911" and addressed
TO Quartermasters OF posts named, or
to Lieut.. Col Thomas Cruise. Chief
Quartermaster
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COUNTY OFFICE
ONE COUNTY AUDITOR.
CITY OFFICES

oNE RECORDER, ONE JUDGE OF
RECORDERS COURT. ONE Po-
LICE JUSTICE AND SCHOOL IN
sPEcToRs for the First, Second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Seventeenth Wards.
Also for the purpose Of voting on
the following propositions:
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Fourth WARD.

First District-soutnwest corner Lar
ned and Rivard streets.
Second District--Southwest corner
Mullett and Rivard streets.
Third District-Rivard street. De-
tween Montcalm and High streets.
Fourth Distriot--Northwest corner
Alfred and Rivard streets. -,
Fifth District-Northeast corner III
ward and Benton streets.
Sixth Dtstrict-Rivard street. pc
tween Leland street and Aiexandrins
avenue
Seventh District-Southwest corner
Rivard street and Hancock avenue
Eighth District-Clay avenue. De-
tween Cameron and Richmond avenues
Ninth District-Corne- Cameron ano
CanifY