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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-02

with machinery and not be compelled levy We
advertised quite extensively and have done considerable circular
ling but the results have been gratifying and in
tue development work compelled to
four We believe that will future from the
expended for advertising but do not consider good business
policy suspend operations indefinitely until funds forthcoming
from the sale of treasury stock that would continuing
development work with other in view
The board Of directors has authorized the
each stock holder who number which
found herewith certificate for treasury stock for many
OF this company stock the of onehaf
total OF the assessment amounts to- In explanation let suppose
that assessment amounting $500 would then
entitled to four hundred shares of stock This one-ha
share amounting to $500.
If this assessment paid before February 2Ot
1ll remit twenty-five advertising each
certificate advertised otherwise enough of your will be
sold to reimburse the company for the of advertising
By order of the board of directors,
GEO r. BOOMER Secretary
ATTENTION.
It has been aim during the last to raise money
for the equipment OF property with machinery sale
treasury stock We have done considerable advertising during that
e and expect to place quite the stock the
future result The directors the company
10 the front and make showing the property during present
year that will make shares worth having meet
current bills and add the funds for purchasing machinery we are
compelled TO levy another assessment notice which herewith
81
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NOTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT.

BY order of the board Of directors made at
soecial meeting thereof held on the 9th day OF
January, A. d. 1911, the date Of sale Of delinquent
stock under the above assessment was postponed
md continued until the Sd day Of March, 1911,
at the hour of three o'clock p. IN. of said day,
and the said sale will be held on said date at the
place mentioned in the foregoing notice.
WALTER II. HANSON, Secretary
re"nemora Gold Il Copper Mining Co., Ltd,
F2M2.
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NOTICE or POsTPONEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that by order and resc'
luton of the board of directors the time for the
paynrnt Of the above assessment has been post
poned to the eth day Of February, 1911, and
the date OF sale postponed to thr lth day of Ma Ct
1911.
L. r. ADAMS. Secretary.
Reindeer Copper and Gold Mining and Milling
Company. Limited. Wallace Idaho.
F2-F16
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And in accordance with law, s, many shar
t each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
sill be sold at the Office Of the corporation, GO
Cedar street, Wallace, Shoshone county, Idah I,
IN the oath day of February, 1911, at the no, r
If 7;3O p. M. of such day, to pay the delinquent
aessment thereon, together with the costs Gf
advertising and expenses of sale.
NJ. L. MCNEIL. Secretary
Hornsver Mining and Milling Company, Offte
6l0 Cedar street, Wallace, Shoshor
County, Idaho.
F2-F23
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS

Office OF the Horn-ilver Mining and Milling Com
pany, v allace, Idaho, february l. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that there ia no" dclin-
q.,ent upon the following described stock on ac-
count OF an assessment OF one mill per share.
levied on the 22d day Of November, 1910, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS

Dfce and principal place OF business of Dennernoa
Gold h Copper Mining Company, Limited
Wallace, Idaho. January 4 1911.
Notice is hereby given that there is delinquen nj
,pon the following described stock on account oi
N assessment Of three 60 mills per share leviec
lereon upon November Q, 1910, the several
mounts set opposite the names of the respective
= ,areholdprs Ms follows.
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Work the Temple rog ahead the Of about fifty
month and the breast the tunnel just 900 feet giving good
depth The drift is running the ootwal and half the wall
and half in the he ledge about half quartz half
tale 1t well meraled and the employed are firm in the
belief that important body lies ahead awaiting their approach
The work being done by days pay and costing approximately
dollars foot The ledge has not been crosscut.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCKHOLDERS

Office Of the Pandora Copper Mining Company,
Limited, Wallace, Idaho, January 81, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that there is delinquent
upon the following described stock on account
of an assessment Of three (3) mills per share,
levied on the gath day Of December, 1910, the
several amounts set opposite the names oil the
.eapec five shareholders as fOllOMs.
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'TRANS-CONT|NENTA[ S. 8 c.
Report Of Operations for Quarter, from
October l, 1910 to January l, 1911.
10 the Stockholders:

Y
70 the Stockholders:
herewith submit the quarterly report Of the development
work done the property from October J. 1910 to January J. 1911
During that time constructed blacksmith shop replace
the destroyed by the fire. and in addition built dry
house for the accommodation Of the miners The Shaft referred to
in former extended to depth of about ftywo feet
when of heavy flow of had suspend work
on until machinery installed to take Of the and The
hbng of the rock The bottom of the shaft ledge matter
heavily mnerazed with carbonate of IRON Considerable time has
also been spent the cutting and skdng of timber Of which
has already been framed for shaft timber The of
expended for these improvements explained the financial state
ment OF the treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. sCHIERDING, Manager.
p S-Durng the weeks received several from
stockholders nqung about the collecting and expanding Of
In this connection wish that everyone who is
stakeholder company to-day has paid the full assessments
preference being given and the expenditure of the money
explained quarterly financial report to which respectful,
refer. ~
also wish call your attention the fact that two
when became connected with your company there at that time
100000 shares treasury your property subject
to camumpers addition to which bills two old stood against
the company.
To-day have 100000 shares the treasury and
work and improvements the property have been done during the
Intervening than before You consider that your
have multiplied in value several times Mining enterprises have
been lacking the support capital since the last panic but
indication points good times for this district during the
year. The Chicago Milwaukee Puget railroad which
expected to be built through here will and benefit
us both in shipping facilities and development.
The officers your company convinced that 1911 will be
prosperous year for the Trans-C Continental.
Respectfully,
VIM SCHIERDING
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements
of the
Trans Continental Silver and Copper Mining Company Ltd
Covering the Period from October 1910 January 1911
Receipts.
Cash Wa, Cobo
Cash receipts from sale of delinquent stock
ment No. 2 .. 8l65
Cash receipts from assessment No. $500
Cash receipts from No. 3 to date 51152
Cash receipts from sale of treasury stock lOO75
Total receipts S79422
Disbursements
Paid on old accounts $2S95O
Paid for freight and orayage ll2O /
Paid for office and expenses 5495
Paid for labor at mine $4,000
Cash on hand 5657
! certify that the above is correct
G. R. BOOMER, secy-Treasurer
Dated at Wallace, Idaho, January 1911.
NOTICE
Wallace Idaho January IA, 1911.
enough funds from the sale Of treasury stock equip property
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And in accordance with law go many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the Office of the company. to-wit:
Suite Number Five in the Postofice Block at
Wallace, Idaho, on the 4th day of February,
1911, at 300 o'clock D. m. of said day, to pay
the delinauent assessment thereon together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale,
WALTER H. HANSON, Secretary
Dennemora Gold 4 Copper Mining Co., Ltd.
F2-Fl6l
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BIRTHS.

BOYS.
John Bagg. go Crane.
e. NJ Wing 279 Vanda-ave
Louis Lightstone. IFS Brewster
JOS. Lipchutz, PAS Ersklne
Sam Becker, 3O4 Watson
Benz. Bernstein. $40 r.. High.
Edw. Trombly, 1926 McClelland
A. Kirbers, $50 Van Dyke
Carl Killing. 677 Scotch.
j. A. BeatOn. II Guilloz.
Albert Dems, 526 Leland
f. O. Marty. 967 +. Grand blvd
NJ Bury. 126 Leland.
II. Hartwell. $40 St Aubin.
JOS, Kruk GIG Alexander
Fred II. Kolschowsky, 5S6 Second.
John carney, lao Military.
Frank Mario. 421 Watson
sam Goldberg, Woman's Hospital
ttwjns)
A. Budnitzky, 1876 wilkins
II Trocki, 500 Twenty-third.
Max Strauss. l347 Twenty-fourth.
Henry LaTour Providence Hospital
GIRLS.
Hector Glance, 1870 Mack.
Morris Goberman, 275 r. High.
A Graffman, 2IS Pitcher.
Morris Shapero. rs wilkins.
Sam Fox, 1S1 Division.
Morris Fishman, 2iG Columbia.
JOS, Lpchutz, 24S Erskine.
II. G.. Clymer. 269 Holden.
Edw. FLIP. Fit. Wayne
FRANK Klimek. g53 Dubois.
A. Funke, COL Garfield.
A. Exert, S3S ehene.
Q. G.. Gilbert, 915 Second.
Paul Wade. 500 Putnam.
Weitzel. l547 Belvidere.
V. Shemansky. 400 Mitchell.
A. Marrows. 1877 Elizabeth.
Jos. Lowen, 1878 Canton.
VIM. g. Brown, 10 Forsyth
JOS. Mathier. Providence Hospital
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FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIEI
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Roll No. 1886 - For constructing
vitTlfed crock lateral sewer, No. 2l26,
In alleys I'm blocks bounded by Lawn
dale and Springwells avenues. Rath-
bone street and Logan avenue.
Roll No. 1921 - For constructing
vftrifed crock lateral sewer, No. 22l1,
in alleys in block bounded by DreXel,
Caplin, Jefferson and Kercheval ave-
nues.
Roll No. 1884 - For constructing
vitrifed crock lateral sewer. No 2224,
in alley in block bounded by Cooper,
Pennsylvania. Chaplin and Shoemaker
Roll No. 7542 - For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer. No 2232,
i'm alley IN block bounded by Cottage
Grove, Krupp. Elsmere and Distel ave-
Roll No. 1886 - For constructing
Vitrified crock lateral sewer. No 2226.
In alleys ia block bounded by McClel-
Ian and Cooper avenues Douglas and
Roll No 1925 - For constructing
vltrihed crock lateral sewer. No. 22l5.
In alley In block bounded by Chippewa
and Seneca avenues. Warren avenue
and Moffat street.
Roll No 1888 - For constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer. No 2223.
in alley I'm block bounded by Beech
wood. Ffrwood, Allendale avenues and
city limits, where not already built.
Part | Is due and payable within 30
days from date OF this notice. Parts ,,
3 and became due and payable in one,
two and three years, respectively. from
the date of this notice. together with
interest at the rate OF per cent from
the date when the work was accepted
by the city.
Either OF said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date OF shis
notice, without interest.
II either of the parts one, two three
or four shall not be paid when they
become due, 5 per cent penalty and In
"a EnW
the date when the work was acceptcd
by the city will be added. and the
premises assessed will he advertised
and sold as provided by law
MAX c. KOCH,
(G33) City Treasure
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.4nl,lliour DICENSES.

Charles N. Cardigan. 2s. Detroit;
Louise Albright. 20. lockwood.
William Kreft, 2S: Mary Cassin, 3S.
Joseph w. Leverton. "a; Ethel Dun
bar. 2s.
George NJ Kraus. 80. Cleveland. Ger
trude V. Bach. 20. Erie. Pa.
Edward Dixon. 80 Charlotte .. Nc
earn, 81.
Charles Abraham. %; Selma O.
Bedro, 80.
=, Clement Bedford. %; Clara Tomas,
Joseph Piltz, 81: Gertrude |. sed-
Justin s. Moran. 20; Anna Pinger. 10.
FeliN Penczak, %; Mary Spiegel. Is.
Alfred Soulluere. "a. Crosse Pointe;
Ida Chauvin. IS, same
Ralph T.. Winaers, "a. Detroit; Ruth
L. Sibley. q, Grand Rapids.
Joseph T. Degel 35; Edith M. Moli-
tor. 20
- Arthur C. stockmann. 81; Wanda
Trader 16
Lewis Chick. 26; Emily Morgan, 81.
Orley Ely, 20. Morenci; Clara l.
Hatch, "a, Detroit.
Albert Hamilton, 60. Toronto Can.
Catherine A. Lemon. so, Detroit.
Frank Stroh. 21; Louisa Schill. 20.
Antoni Pelon, So River Rouge;
Frances Boundi 46, Wyandotte.
John Wynne. Jr.. So; Jane w. o'Tara,
stephen soloman. 20; Katazryna Mo-
rama 81
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EAST SIDE
FOR sALE-REspENcE PaorEarY
Ss.4oo-IOSEPHINE

f-roonr frame. large living Feefa, open
brick fireplace. paneled dining room.
four bedrooms, fine bath. 50-foot lot;
north side of street In second block
81. 600-RHODE ISLAND-AVE. -S-room
pressed brick. large porch. paneled
dining room, beamed ceiling. iarge
living room, open brick fireplace;
bedrooms: tiled bath. eeping porch
30. 200 - BUNGALOW - Large living
ROOM open brick fireplace: beautiful
dining room. plenty OF cupboards and
cabinets In Kitchen. double drip
boards on sink. outside icing door.
bed rooms and tiled bath, clothes
chute; 60-foot lot.
MONTERREY AVE, $3.50 - 7-rooni
brick and single, electric lights.
open brick fireplace. built-in book
c0ses. windows equipped with Cham
berlain metal weather strips.
81, SEQ - HIGHLAND PARK -room
house. 5 minutes walk to Ford fac
tory and ID. y. r., and 10 minutes
walk TO Brush. Alden. Sampson a
Gray Motor works. 2 large bedrooms
with clothes presses, fine modern
. bath. cupboards In kitchen, gas and
electric lights
We have two or three lots on TUXEDO
AMI ELMHURST-AvES.. at very low
prices, which we will be glad TO SUBJ
nit on application: 2-fiats can be
built on Elmhurst.
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co., \.
Sc CRISwOLD-ST City or Main ais
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-25
DEATHS.

Perclval A. Moran. IA, 1902 Jefferson,
acute gastritls; Chas l.. Cole. 81, a2i
Fort, old age; Violet A. Comben. 80
1901k Woodward, peritonitis: John
Westcrfeldt, ] mo-, l415 sixteenth mall
nutritious; Herman Finger. 3S. 1452
Chene. pneumonia. Erwin Olazewski, Z
mos. Soc Willis. malnutrition; Gerhard
Booms. 5S, 437 Riopelle. pneumonia:
William Davis 20, Marine Hospital.
Hospital appendicitis VIM. Hemze, 65.
500 los Campau. pneumonia: Fred.
Malewski IS. 439 Twenty third myo-
carditIs Bernard J. Sebalt g. III
Green, meningitis; James Walls, 3e,-a
Howard chronic alcoholism; Roman
Dudck. .. 16 Norton, diphtheria; Daniel
Taylor. AZ. 1850 Beaubien, tuberC ulosis
Hiram-Jones. SO. AIS Hurlburt senil-
ity: John Czeck. mos, 5S7 Medbury,
malnutrition James. McNally, 60. Har-
per Hospital. embolism; Patrick Kear-
Mabel Donaher. 81, Grace Hospital.
surgical shock; Beatrice Bell, mos.
144 Congress, pneumonia; James Nj
Jones, n, 440 LaSalle. cancer OF finger;
Victor Hotel. Gb. Victor Hotel acute
dilatation OF heart; Edw. r. Fryer, 81.
s39 Townsend. pulmonary tuberculosis:
Clara j. Rose. SIS. 34S Wabash, cerebral
paralysis; Mary Fitzgerald so. 4O5
Fourteenth. acute bronchitis; Hugh
Walker. 67 7o1 Eighteenth. chronic
bronchitis; Wilbert Volgt, s. Sos AL
fred. paralysis OF heart VIM Park
house. 4. Grace Hospital, meningitis:
Dora DeEelheck, ~, So Dane, -endocar-
ditis: John j. Nolan. "a. auto patrol
hemorrhage from severiDg Jugular
vein; Lucy J. Higgs, Sc. 139 Sixteenth,
carcinoma.
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McDONAED-~Nym r.. died AT Detroit
Mich az his daughters lAnnie Ab-
botD residence. Was lorlnerls a
business man OF Adrian: after vie
death lived at Lansing with a daush a.
ter there; three daughters are LETT
TO mourn faithful father, Bessie
Streeter. Lansing; Nellie Belt, OF
Adrian. and Annie Abbott. OF Detrot.
Funeral at Adrian Wednesday : y.
m. Adrian and Lansing papers please
copy.
RoBERTSON-Oct %. 1911, at her
daughters residence, 3l9 Clinton st.
Louise beloved mother OF Mrs. En-
lily Gallagh er-Miss- Belle Robertson,
sister OF Mrs Emily Rector and Mrs;
Paul Cooper. aged 81 years Funeral
Wednesday at p. m from residence.
20. Mrs Amelia Lo-
zalia, aged SO years. at residence OF
her son. Eustach Bondie. 463 Wheel
eek-ave. Funeral Wednesday morn
ing at Newport,
WALSH--oct, n, 1911, at Grand Rap
IDS; Mich. Edward 4 Walsh; sr;
Rapids; Mrs. B, Elshoff. Hamilton.
Ont: Edward A. and Jas. j. Walsh,
Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 70, from
residence OF his son. Jas. J. Walsh.
$40 Fourteenth-ave., at $3.50, and 81.
Leo's church at 8 o'clock. Burial at
Mt Elliott.
wARRINGToN-George aged 6 ears.
beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Warrington. Funeral from residence.
219 Ferris-ave., Highland Park. on
Wednesday morning. s a. m.
Oct 20. beloved
daughter OF Theodore and Bertha
IIarpke. sister Of Tinie. Minnie.
Louis. Clara. Anna, Herman. Theo-
dore and Lille Funeral Thursday
from residence. 219 Hunt-st.at lao
and at St PauPs church. corner Jos.
Campau and Jay-st.. at p. m.
RoTH-At residence OF Ludwig Win
ter, 42S Medium ave, Nov. 20. 1911.
Cornelius, aged 20 years. beloved
husband OF Sophie and son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Roth. Notice OF
funeral later.
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DETROIT UNITED tNrERURBAN
LINES


ToLEDO-CLENE L.AND LIMITEDS-
1890 an and every two hours TO sac
d. IN. Toledo only 7:30 .. IN. Toledo
Express a. m. every two hours TO
%, Toledo Locals a. m. every two
hours TO p. m, . y. m; Monroe only
~ tP3;RT' HuRoN LIMITEps-7ns
m. every two hours TO I:l5 .. m; sun.
day only. IL .. IN. locals. 8 a m, every
two hours TO y. m, Y. m: Marins
CITY only, p. m: Mt. Clemens onix
& &c a m. hourly % $50 p. m. S D n
,mbc,< SON KALAMAZOO LIMrrEn.,
s10 nj M, every two hours 70 I,s
. M Jackson Lansing Limited. e:le
n M Jackson local: n a M n;, every two
hovrs D. m. $40 2. m. s .. my
a. ~" IL D. m. To NorthvilIe 6 20 Az
hourly 20 $3.50 y. m. T:30 d mn
n m. IL .. m. Saline cars from rps,.
iaF FLINT sAGINAw LIMITEDs-s:2s
nj a m, every two hours 10 :.
cars NJ m north Of oxford. Snng -
nS,iy' Other Romeo locals 4. anu :
8. oTncHARp LAKE pIvIsIoS-s:,E .
M, w;sypS 8SlSS e sti Dfvi S \ n .
nai M; H SSm hourly % s:sS ,. N: ho 20
10 p I,;sS 2 M IrMrrEDs-,.se ., n
is.io, sac p. m Locals $40 a. m,
every 20 minutes 70 ze m :ss a
~ M evsry 20 minutes 10 $40 p. m. s:Sl
D. m. TisO p. m. p. m, sac y m
ESQ D. m. 1880 p. m. n p m Bir'
Tningham only. gao .. N rio y. n
and midnight
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FOR OPENING STREETS AND AL
LEYS.

Roll No. 214-For the opening OF
WESTMINSTER AVENUE, from Oak
land avenue to the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee r. X. right-of-
way where not already opened as a
public street and highway.
Roll No. 215-For opening ALLEY
In block bounded by Twelfth, Hecla,
Marquette avenue and Antoinette
street, where not already opened as a
public alley.
Roll No. 216-For opening ALLEY.
I'm block bounded by Brown place. Mil
ford. Roosevelt. Vinewood and McGraw
avenues, where not already opened as
a nublic alley.
Roll No. 217-For opening ALLEY
In block bounded by Goodwin. Cam
eron and Woodland avenues and city
limits, whore not already opened as a
public alley
Roll No. 11S-For opening ALLEY
In block bounded by Cameron. Haw-
thorne. Woodland avenues and city
limits. where not already opened as a
public alley.
The amounts assessed in said roll
are due and payable at this office for
a space of sixty 600 days from date
OF this notice n not paid within said
sixty COO DAYS a penalty Of per cent
will he aided. and thereafter such tax
shall bear interest at the rate OF z
per cent per annum from date of con-
flrmation OF the assessment roll until
paid.
MAX c. KOCH,
(G26 City Treasurer.
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DIED.

ALLEN - Maria Antoinette, aged IS
years and IL months, Oct. - Flu
neral private from her sons. j.. c.
Allen, at 457 Congress-st. cast. Was
born ct WATERFOWL, N. Y, Nov. 10,
1892 Daughter OF Benjamin and SUI
san Mott WATERFOWL and Brock
vile. Ont, papers please copy.
BRAUND-Oct 20, at the residence
of.his daughter. Mrs. a. a. Mann. 6s
Milwaukee west, X. Henry, aged 40
years, beloved father Of Mrs A. A.
Mann. 8. H., w II. and Thomas w.
Braund aud Mrs. Clara Meddlugh.
Funeral from residence Wednesday.
Oct 20. at y. m. st. Catheriaes,
Ont, papers please copy
%. at the residence
OF her parents. Helen, aged 4 years,
767 West Grand-blvd Notice OF fu-
neral later. Jackson papers please
copy
DIPREE-oct 90, Anna, beloved wife
OF Gordon Dupree and mother OF
Violet. dearly beloved daughter OF
Mrs Theresa Deluge and sister OF
Leo Deluge. Helen McHugn, Charles.
George, Sophia. Frank. Henry. Au-
relia and Elenore Deluge. aged IS
years Funeral from residence, 1902
Holcomb-ave., Wednesday, at s2O
standard and at O'Clock at ST AM
thongs church.
GSTFS--Oct %. at residence. 1921
vr-u.urt-ave.,- E;mmet F9,-ssg-t- 80
years. beloved husband OF Augusta
Gates father OF Ida and LinnIe
Gates Funeral Thursday at r. m
from house.
JoNES-At his late residence. 1913 Ca
Uterine st, Nov. %. 1911 Joseph. be-
loved husband OF Sarah ~1nd father
OF Norman and william Jones Mrs
Reginald Forbes and Mrs. Albert
Dubois, aged So years Funeral on
Wednesday at 2;S0 .. IN. Toronto
papers please copy.
LAuRAlN-Oct 81. John A. beloved
husband OF Iona Laurain, ana son
OF Chas and Josephine Laurain. Fu-
neral from residence 100 Baltimore
ave east "Wednesday Oct. %, at :
o'clock. and to Holy Rosary church
a. $50
MORsE--Oct %. at residence. 729 Sec
ond-ave.. Hiram Morse. Funeral
services Wednesday. oct 20, At y n
m Interment at Port Huron. Mich
ROUND-Samuel. suddenly, aged So
Funeral Tuesday at o'clock. Burial
private.
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CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. Oct. 25

Detroit OCT. 20, IyII.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that there has been filed In
this office the following named assess
ment rolls:
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OFFICE or THE, BOARD or
ASSESSORS.
DetroIt. 90. 23. I'm

To Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
meat rolls Nos. 1861 TO 1883. both in
elusive. for defraying the cost, and ex-
pense of constructing cement side
walks as hereinafter described. have
been prepared. and are now open for
inspection, revision or correction In
common eounctf ut session thereof
10 be held on Tuesday. the eth day OF
November. 1911, at ! p. m, city time
for confirmation.
The lot or lots described I'm each roll
have been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk In
front OF or adjoining the parcels named
In anah roll
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NANISHES RATHER
THAN WE'D DETROITER


LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 24.-Promiseo in
marriage without having been cen.
suited, Palmetto Perkins, IL, and
pretty, quietly left the city Just be
fore her mother had planned 10 marry
her TO Sydney Tyson, %. who came
here three weeks ago from Detroit,
That the girl had a sweetheart
whom her mother did not like as well
as Tyson, according TO the police.
furnishes the motive for the dfsaps
pearance. The police have no clue
and apparently are little interested.
Unable TO stand the jibes or lis as
sociates, Tyson has disappeared.
Mrs. Perkins told neiglbors, Sun
day. that Palmetto would be married
Monday, TO Tyson. The girl hasn't
been seen since the announcement.