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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
The Rights of the Child

A shopkeeper in New York, an
noyed by the continued depredations
OF street urchins, caught one of them.
boy four years old, tied him to a
Pipe In his store, and beat him with
piece of rubber tubing.
The child was rescued by man
who broke into the store, on hearing
the little boys cries. The storekeeper
was arrested. When he was brought
before Judge, the latter was
shocked at the prisoners brutality,
and announced that before sentenc.
ing the man he would like to have
some expressions of opinion from the
public as to what punishment should
be meted out to a man who had
beaten a little child as this man had
done
The Judge got expressions OF opin-
ion; many people wrote letters 70
him. And with this startling result
that a great proportion of the let
tiers asked the Judge to be lenlent
with the prisoner, on the ground that
the actions of the children who play
in the streets of New York are such
as to drive any person to despera-
ton and madness.
Writer after writer frankly said
that there seem to be thousands OF
children running about In New York
city who are simply little devils.
They attack and maltreat aged peo-
pie; they commit every conceivable
depreciation that their impish minds
can suggest. Many keepers OF small
shops wrote that their lives had been
made so miserable by the unceasing
malefactions of children that they
could readily appreciate the state OF
who beat the little boy.
What CHASTITY picture to be set in
the frame that we call civilization
Children, little children, the supposed
embodiment OF all innocence, gentle
ness and beauty portrayed as little
fiends. II seems too horrible to be
true, but the letters were from 100
many people and from too many
ranks of society, to allow any doubt
of the truth of the conditions they
set forth.
Who shall be arraigned at the higB
bar Of justice for this grievous state
OF affairs? The children? God pity
the children; poor, neglected,
warped, ignorant little beings, who
know not what they do. II is the par
ents who SOW the seed for this ugly
harvest-the parents who for their
own selfish qualification bring into
the world creatures whom they arc
either too hampered or too Indifferent
to guard and cherish and guide.
There is a lesson, and a warning,
in this sad little story. for every man
and woman who confront the prob.
lem of parentage. That lesson ia
THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


.nI;TRoIT, July Up: Empire city
IL 80 a. m. Saturday; Superior, D. m
steamer Troy, ago Dunn. 2:45 ;Spo-
kane, 8; Midland Prince, Dinkey, $40
ICastalia, 1880. Sahara, SEQ: Shrigley
1:45 Saturday night; Paris s;2o; Weeks
georgetown. Harrison. 10; Runnels. 1
Queen city, lshpeming, 1925 Sunday
moIning Mauch Chunk, Lake Port
1880; Alpena, 1850; Corrigan, 1855
J ] Barlum 400; Zlllah. Miztec. 5;
Van Hise. Bixby 5 05; w f. Corey, J
Reiss England $40; garr ,, Ss9
Northern Queen, North Sea, 7:l0; Me-
Gean, 1850: Paine. $40. Jay Morse
9;l0; w. @. Mater. Gill, $50; Rockefel-
Ter, Manda, s;45; Pentland, .stackhouse
Boyce, c. @. King, Unadilla, 10; Yuma
1910; Sill, II: Reed Sonora, l1:I0;
Glenmount, II: 40; Goulder 1910 D. m.
Codorus. 12:45; Peter Widener. 1; Ben.
ninGton, John Oades, 1:10; Corona, j. ]
II Brown. 2:3O; Polynesia, 4:10: jerks
$50; Hugh Kennedy $3.50.
Down: Winnipeg, Wilson. 1885 a
m. Saturday, Dalton, noon; Frank G.
Ball 1890 p. m; Imperial. Townsend
Kinney, $500 Crawford, 4: Miami, NJ
Sicken, Romeo, s. Mapleton. SIS; Maud
$40; Agnew, 6; Congdon, 6;l5; Lyman
&C. Smith, $40 Bradley Brlghtte,- Neel-
Maitland. $50; NJ Andrews, 10; Soco-
pa. 1920. Canisteo, 1920: Republic
Sherwin. 1920 Canisteo. 11;20: Repub-
lie. sherwin. 1:25; Burnham, midnight
Pine Lake. 1916; NJ. c. Elphicke, 2:1Oi
j. w. Moore, 1875: Berlin. Aurora, 3 l.
NJ Scott. $50; Snyder. $50; Wacca-
NAV, Buckeye State, 7;4o; NJ. Taylor
1850; Fletcher. $40; ID. II. Hanna, g.
Cornell. Magma. 11:15; Yosemite. 1880;
Wolf (wood), 11:4O: James H. Hoyt
Uganda. noon; LaSalle, 1915 p. m,
Nicholas. Gratwick. 1: Chicago, 1870
Onoko. 1:25; Ericsson, Nasmyth, 1880
Perkins, 2:20; Calderia, 3; steamer AL
legheny, 3:15;. Wawatam, S:40; Ontario
4; st. Paul, Northern Light, 4:l5; Ma
Harvard, Thomas, 1855; Huron City, 8
LaBelle. 6:1O; J. T. Hutchinson, T.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July l.
Up: Hoover and Mason. Cort Holley
noon Saturday; Northern Wave, D
m. Orion, Christopher. Ranney. 1880
Snyder. Jr.. Normania, 3; William A
Rogers. Durston, 4; Morrell. saxona
5; Briton, Maia, 8; Pellet, $50; Franz
II Peavey, Jenkins, 7;3o, octorara
Abyssinia. Saturday night; james
Wood, $40: Amasa Stone, 1890 Eads
Marcia, H. 80; Western Star. midnight
Nipigon. Middlesex. Shenango, Griffin
$50. Capt Wilson, Mataafa, Cherokee
Nelson. Holland. Fassett, Gates. No. s
Truesdale, Z Vulcan, Nye, 1880; Tol
tee. Godfrey. 8. Zimmerman, 3: Munro
l9:SO, yHartwell. 1890; Hamonic. IL
Cuddy, Noble, noon; Black, Assiniboia
Centurion, Buell. Eleanor, 2: CoulbS
$50: schoohmaker. 4: India. 1880; How
| ard Hanna. Iron King, $50; Lynch
$50: Frank Gilchrist. $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
PROPOSED NATIONAL ROAD
TO LIQUIDATE OLD DEBT
u. S. Government Still Owes
Virginia Money Borrowed in
Revolutionary Days

The proposed building of a ia.
tional highway from Washington, the
capitol OF the nation, TO Mt. Vernon,
the home and tomb OF the Father OF
His Country" is interesting because
II contemplates the sharing or the
expense by the United States and the
state of Virginia. This recalls an
earlier partnership between these
two governments, one that Is men
toned In the Introductory chapter TO
the new book, The American Gov
ernment," by Frederic j. Haskin, as
illustrating the humble beginnings OF
our federal system.
When the capitol at Washington
was being built the federal treasury
was so depleted that the govern
ment was forced TO borrow money
from the much richer governments OF
Virginia and Maryland. For some
reason or other the debt then IL
CURED 10 Virginia has never been en-
tirely settled, and IL Is proposed 10
wind up the account In the building
OF monumental national highway.
II Is far cry from the government
OF Washington's administration to
that OF Taft's, from a weak fedora
ton that was forced to borrow the
credit OF its component states, to the
nation that has the greatest borrow
ing capacity and the lowest interest
rate OF any government on earth.
What the present day governmental
machine Is, how II does its work
and what work 1t does, is set out in
the language of everyday life in this
book that is offered to the readers OF
The Times on terms of unprecedent
ed liberality. See coupon on page
two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.-Appiss. gals. $3.50;
,f@l25. Corn. Fancy Maine; silo;
P ssnoaf Fancy eye early June. $3.50: stand
ard 81. soaked, SOC 7nc. Salmon:
sockeye. tail. s2.sb; fat. .2.lo; Alaska
reds. $40; Alaska pinks, 1920. Toma-
per doz. Peas: Marrowfat. s115; early
June. si.26; sifted early June. sl.46 per
doz
Bran. s25; coarse middlings. s27; fine
mlddlings. $50; coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. sS4: corn and oat chop.
$32 per ton.
FiomJo9sing P Price; Best &c so M dlcsr
IS; pure rye, $40; spring patent, $500
per Dbl In wood.
Hardware Nails. s2.26 base; plain
barbed wire. s2'2S per spool; gaiyan-
ICED sheets. rs gauge: = per cwt:
polished. 50 per doz; black sheets, 80
cent on; large. so per cent OF list; ma
chine bolts, small, 40 per cent on;
large. SO per cent OF list
Oil-Raw linseed,, Ssc; boiled lin
sene. 10c; perfection, 1oHc; Eocene.
12Mc; crown gasoline. 15c per gal;
turpentine, I'm barrel lots. SIC per gal.
Provi.ions--Mes pork. 5000; fam.
ily $3.50 a 21.50; medium. clear. $3.50
G2l.50: hams. la a l5c; shoulders, lee;
picnic hams, 10h ~ lie; bacon, IA % Ice:
lard. In tierces, 12c; kettle rendered,
13c per Id.
sugars-Corrected daily by w. H..
Edgar a Sons Crystal dominoes, lbs.
$3.50; do, lbs, $s.15: Eagle tablets.
$695; cut loaf, $6.45; cubes. $500:
xxx powdered. $500: standard pow
dered. $3.50; granulated, extra coarse.
1856: do, fine In bulk. s5.45; Michigan
graduated, $3.50; granulated 25-lb.
hold powdered, lib. cartons, iS to case.
1918 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
THE RECORDERS COURT OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE MATTER OF OPENING
RICHMOND AVENUE FROM
CLAY AVENUE TO EUCLID AVE
NUE., WHERE NOT ALREADY
OPEN AS A PUBLIC STREET
AND HIGHWAY.

To ali owners OF property In the fol-
lowing described district which. has
been established by the Common Coun-
Gil as the Assessment District for such
Lots 81 to 10, both inclusive; Lots
rs TO "a, both inclusive. Macklems
Sub. OF Lots Ia and Is. Ia section ~,
10000 Acre Tract
Lots IS to 1913. both inclusive. Cur
ry's sub. OF Lots Is and IA OF the Sub.
OF IA Section So. 10000 Acre Tract. !,
You are hereby notified and warned
that proceedings are now pending In
the Recorders Court OF the city or
Detroit In the matter OF opening Rich
mond avenue from Clay avenue to
Euclid avenue where not already open
as a public street and highway The
return day OF the summons issued IN
the above cause Is Thursday. July 18TH
AT $50 a. m, and all owners OF proper.
~ In the above described assessment
district are at liberty 10 appear In
these proceedings and defend: and any
and all such owners are authorized 20
make themselves parties TO these pro-
ceedings by appearing In person or py
attorney at any time before the triai
" JOHN A. GRO6AN.
tseD Clerk Recorders Court
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3lst DAY Of DsCsmbsr Next

No addition will be made to taxes
paid before tho first day OF August
next. but an addition OF one per cent
OF every unpaid tax will be made
thereto on that day. and a like ad-
dition of one per cent every thirtieth
day thereafter until such addition shall
amount 10 per cent OF said tax. Pro-
vlded, however that when a person
shall. on or before the twenty fifth
dav OF July. hand TO the City Treas
ure- a list OF the property on which
he wishes 20 pay the taxes aud shall
be unable to pay such taxes before
the first day OF August on account, OF
a pressure OF business In the Treas
urer's Office, then he shall not be
charged any percentage " he pays said
taxes by the tenth day OF August
Parties handing In list OF descrip-
lions fFcm whit 10 have made long
receipts are requested TO file lists that
can b. retained IN this office Blank
form for such lists should be handed
In early. that the receipts may be
made out and payments made before
-ueFCFntHgc il added August first.
The delay 81 taxpayers In furnish
ing their Lists VIII not save them the
addition the law imposes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
THE RECORDERS COURT OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE MATTER OF WIDENING
BETHUNE AVENUE FROM
HAMILTON BOULEVARD TO
TWELFTH STREET, WHERE
NOT ALREADY OPEN TO A
WIDTH OF go, FEET WHERE
NOT ALREADY OPEN AS A
PUBLIC STREET AND HIGH
WAY.

To all owners of Real Estate IN the
following described district which has
ell as the Assessment District for such
The n. iso feet of all that part OF s.
IL OF see IS Of the is;oss acre ss, tract
Shirlie and Twelfth streets,
Ia OF Y Sec. sS Of the 10, 600 asre tract
lying n OF the Bouleysrd and between
The n. 1ee feet of all that part OF =
is OF !. Sec IS or the 5000 acre tract
lying n, OF the boulevard and between
caryet street and Wilson avenue.
Ia OF Y Sec. IS OF the 10000 acre tract
lying n. Of the Boulevard and between
Greenfeld avenue and Carver street
The Hs .. no q fs at 9 ,Sa sft part
55 lying n OF and adjoining Grand
Boulevard. between Brock street and
Greenfield avenue.
OF :. si45O feet OF all that part of !,
and adjoining Hamilton Boulevard, n.
OF and adjoinipg Grand Boulevard.
rrg Tns Place iio sue. tss' % q 0 Sec S. 1900
acre tract, T. s.. r. IL E.
Lots 10. IL and IL. Block l; Lots !.
2, q. 10, II and r. block 2: Lots J,
ii and -. plock s: Lots /, :. }. 10 ii,
and IL block >: Lots /. 2. 8. 10. II and
he. Block 10: Lots ]. 3. 8. 10. II and u:
Block rs; Lots I. 2 and 8, block ts;
! Irving Place sub. OF y Sec, IS. 10000
The n. i.o feet OF the 8. $50 feet Of
the n. esl feet Of the W. Ia feet Of
Sea 81 ISoT %r ssti ' .:s & 81
and adjoining Pallitter avenue
4 You are hereby notified and warned
that proceedings are nov gsndins y
! tron In the matter OF widening
Bsthune avenue. from Hamilton Bouls-
ward 10 twelfth street. where not al
ready open TO a width OF 50 feet vide
! as a public street and highway. The
return day OF the summons issued IN
! the ahSve cause Tuesday. July 10th.
| nj $50 a. M, and all owners OF prop
srty IN the aobve described assessment
1 district are Mt liberty 10 appear In these
/ proceedings and defend; and any and
/ All sueh oWnefs are authorized TO make
| thsmstives parties 70 these procsedines
by Appealing In person or by, attorney
al any time before the trial OF said
jorN A. oRookS.
! tssTp Clerk Recorders Court
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THE RECORDERS COURT On THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE ! NATTER 0E gR1At
STREET, wHEHE N0I Al
READY OPEN 70 A WIDTH o.
go FEET, WHERE NOT AZ
READY OPEN AS a PUBLIC
STREET AND HIGHWAY.

To all owners OF Reai EStats In the
following described district Which. u<1
been established by the common coun-
Gil as the Assessment District Tor snch
Lots to .. both iHslpsiss Lott q y
eqs ?: H sss. 81 81 l nslt Il tif is
- ne ss:s - Sc: 8 81. =, !. ,i s; zoe 4
LOT. 4 ! ts y. both lnsla;iss; osssrdy
commissioners Plat OF partitioh of =.
Wy! H 81. Il 81 i g.! Ssts Ia sslS az -,
lots 4, . and 5. OF albert crsnSs Sub.
.. Lots 20 TO 81 beth inc,ystvs' g
si ana part e q lot. .Gd ana sS0 81 efsss
Of p. c. 10. also part OF =, e. is2, l1s.-'
Lots 4 70 :. both ipci1siys Haipjp
and j. y. Aorsn anu; iab: IL part IL ?. e
ass 10. s So both inslu.ivs; sPfssus sad
y yer snS q lotsa e ~ in saS
part Ds of Of r. c sso is and 49,
Lots . to a, both Inclusive. Je,ln ~:
Foxes sub. in P. G. 10; :. OF dr1tiot
Lots Is to, ibii both iheiusixs iots
81 sub ii 81 !o s:.t e. io.i a 6 ca ana
w Sss e, sas !, g t.t r ss' isis FEET
Of o. 1. IL: the :. iti.ss feet Of the q
si.S7 fee. Of o L ,is,;,the a q pg fssss! :
49, q re-, feet !. e q Tx crane se ana
Mack Street and the oTatiot ROAD Z.
Lots / 70 s, both Inclusive; shekow.
20. crane and Wesson;s sub, Of r. g
Lots III TO iss. both insipsiss; John
M. Brewer Co.'S CRANE avenue sub. OF
P Pass ana 2t dratiot ia avenue Sss~esn nA'A
Z. Xidfich's sub, 81 lots 81, % ana a
OF sub. or r. G. s4l. between Mack and
sss sis sss 81 ii st!s lFf sSs 81 Gran.
and wesson's sub. OF Nt. between
Mack and Gratiot avenues, ...-,.A
SUB ', q q Z e 81 81 Pf p I, az T. q MACK
The g.. ms. feet Of .. L. 9. except
Gschwind's. Feast End sub; Albert
c Sssr scons seni 1 naY e. e. e. 80 an'
Except that part. taken for the pro-
posrd- opening o. Holcemb avenue
You are hereby notified and Yarned
the fsseordet's coutt Of the City OF De-
troit IL the MATES. of opening Helcomb
avenue, from Mack avenue to Chaplin
strsst yheTs ! not sssssy s SI; ;.et
and hishway The return day Of the
summons issued IN the above cause =
Tuesday. July seth, at. $50 q. m. and all
Ssss srss psSPsry a!.r tas are S0ss is
erty TO appear In these proceedings and
defend: and any and all such sowners
are authorized TO make themsefves
ink in person or BY attorney az any
time before the trial Of said cauae.
JOHN A. qBOGAN..
(ss6 Clerk Recorders Court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
PRODUCE

Beyond few minor changes I'm the
berry list the market was very steady
one this morning. There was no poul-
try In, the market being nominally UNI
changed Butter end eggs were steady
and firm. Receipts OF berries were
light, being Monday, and with a good
demand the marke. was hriu. Several
cars of peaches are being sold at the
team tracks every day. but the Elber-
tas have not yet started coming.
AppIes-SteePs red. s6Q6.50; willow
Twig, S7GT50 per Dbl. New apples,
sl.25 a $50 per box; $1.75@2 per ham
per.
Bananas-Good shipping stock, $50
Q225 bunch.
Benns-Dried Lima, 7Q7hc lb.
Berries -Huckleberries, $1,000 per
"a at. case; blackberries, 81 per 24-qt
case; red raspberries. $s.25G350 per
24-qt. case; black raspberries, $4Q425
per "a at. case.
Cauliaower-CaIif s125 doz
CsbbaEe-Nsw, s2.259275 crate.
York. l6hq17hc; brick, i6h@l7c;
Limburger, 17H19c; domestic Swiss. II
Q24c: imported 3wiss. 29Q31c ID.
Cherries--sour, Sl.25Q1.5o per i6-qt.
case.
Currants-s15O per 16-qt. case.
Fards, 1OG10hc ID
Dressed calves = Fancy, loh Ollie;
FIgs-Imported. new. i1@l6c per Id;
California, csc ID
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers, hot
house, so a Csc dGz; lettuce. 1qSc 10,
asparagus Michigan, yE.g5@2 box;
spinach soc box; green peas $29225:
carrots, rs a acc doz; beets, 35c doc.
grippe Fruit-Florida, $3.50 q $50 box.
Honey-Fancy white, 13W19c; am
Der, 15G16c; extracted. 949hc 10.
Hay-Detrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots o. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy.
sag 5Cff2 "a: No. 2 timothy, S22G22.50;
clover mixed, s20Q2l: rye straw
s1O5O@11 Loose markets ranged from
1900 as TO quality.
Hides - No. i cured, lac; No. l
green. 10Mc; No. 1 cured bulls. 19c; No
i green, GO; cured calf. No. l, lie; green
calf No. 4, 16c lb; horse hides, No. /,
Ssfb No. 2. S2.75; sheep skins as 10
wo.I 25cGs1.5O, No. hides, ic of on
kip. JIhc on on calf,
iHmons-Californ!a, t4b04b.50; Mes
sinIs. S3.T5m4b0 doz
Hlmes-S1 a i.25 doz.
Maple sugnr-Pure sap goods. ffa
i' sdrIou.-Rocky Fords. sS5o@4 crate
watSr melons. 35d50c each.
0fiions-EgypttHn, t1.5c sack, s1.H
bu; fexas Bermudas, Sl.25 n ]. 80 crate
orAnRes - California nHveis, fancy
81 asia 575: choice. t2.5Oa5 per box.
Pelaches--Six- BASKET crates, f2U2.2l
POI Itry-Brofiets. skaasc; hens. isa
l2Hd stays, Ice; geese SCI ducks
youny l4QiSe; turkeys i7glse Id.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July 1. 1917.
Paving Notice No. I1i1.
STANLEY AVENITE

Sarah Beardsley, G w. Beebe r w.
Colwell, w a. CClwell, c. r. Ferguson,
Thomas Fay. ID. r. Hoyt Walter II.
Hamper. Earl Knight. n Livingstone
l.. Lathrop. Michigan State Telephone
Co, Arthur Meyers George Peck Mary
A. Perry, a. G. Peoples, Mrs G. Roehm
w r. Roehm. Clara \. Roehm. g.
Roehrri. y. r. Schumacher, tharics W
Schnell William III Yarnell. and 10 al
other persons owning. OCCUPYING. o.
otherwise Interested in any of the lofs
and premises fronting on STANLEY ave
nue.. ia said CITY OF Detroit Withlh th'
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of The ely oi
Detroit having ordered so much oil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
LIVE STOCK
EAST neutrality-suspicious..
niug q stevens, Live stuck Reno

OuhhhS IN sseNens 1--we SUN HeHo'"
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. June %
ket. slow; best 1,4oo to 1.600-lb,
steers. dry-fed, $9Q9,40; good prime
1900 to 1,40o-lb, steers. dry-fed. 1885
a 9.25 good prime l.200 to 1,3O0-lb
Butcher steers, Loco to 100 lbs. dry
fed, S7.S5QS.40; best fat cows. dry-fed,
625q650, best fat heifers, dry-fed,
s775qs.25; grass steers, 1000 to LOO
lbs, $7q7.5O: light grass steers, $50
$50; best grass cows. $4q4.5O; grassy
ers, sG@65O; grassy butcher heifers
and steers mixed $6.25d6.50; trimmers.
s2.75q3; stock heifers. 81 2A44b0; best
feeding steers. dehorned. extra good,
s5,5OGe; common feeding steers. $3.50
export bulls. s6.75@7: best butcher
bulls, $1,000; bologna bulls, $425p
SIS; best mixers and springers, $500
60; fair to good do, S404i5; common
kind do. $2593G.
strong H Heavy pSs S.SSaSio: yorkers.
s7,S5 q 1876. pigs. s7.4O@L5O.
slow; sbring lambs, sS.5Oa9; year
lings, $7a $50; wethers. $5q5.25.
Calves: $5u9.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
June 29.-Hogs: Receipts, 5000 head;
market, slow; mixed and butchers, $3.50
heavy $T.159735 light. s725@7.65:
pigs, $5.35m7. Cattle: Receipts, none;
market, steady; beeves, $5.75 s.e0;
COWS and heifefs s2-7e@s .5e- stociSgrs
100; calves, $5.5Oqs.5O. sheep: Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; market. dull; native.
5000 5.l0; western, $335a5l5; lambs.
s447.25 western, $4.2507.5O.
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NOTICE
GENERAL CITY TAXES
FOR 1912

CITY OF DETROIT Office OF the city
Treasurer, Detroit, July /, 1912
Notice is hereby given that the gen
era tax rolls OF the City OF, Detroit.
for the year 1912 have been deposited
in this ofitce. and that the amount OF
taxes therein assessed and specified
are due. and may be paid at any time
~ hss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-01
IN DETROIT

The Rev. n. Hampton Housh. formerly
OF Royal Oak, occupied the pulpit OF
the Tabernacle Methodist church, his
new pastCrate. for the first time Sun
day. large congregations welcoming
the new pastor, Before entering the
ministry Mr.. Hough was n member
CT Tabernacle church
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To all owners OF property in the fol-
lowing described district which has
been established by the Common Coun-
ell as the Assessment District for such
opening
The e. i04 feet of s. I6l feet OF Lot
4, west of Eighteenth street; also Lot
2. Bowen and werner's subdivision OF
p. c. 33s and e. II Of p. C.. 474, lying
n. OF the n. line or Grand River ave-
nue.. l
Lots 1 to II, inclusive, William q.
werner's subdivision, Of Lot Bowen
and Werner's subdivision OF Q. Sss
and the e. II OF p. C. 474, lying n. or
the n line of Grand River avenue.
Except alley as proposed to be
opened.
You are hereby notined and warned
that proceedings. are now pending ~
the Recorders Court. Of the City .ptf
Detroit In the matter OF opening the
alley in the block bounded by Lingo9d.
Grand River, Humboldt and Kirby
avenues. where not already open as = Z
summons issued In the above cause
IS Thursday, July 18th at $3.50 q. NJ
and ali owners or property IN the
above described assessment district
arc at liberty to appear in these pro,
ceedings and defend! and any and All
such owners are authorized TO make
themselves parties to these proceed
inrs by appearing In person or by at .
torney at any time before the trial OF
said cause. zL.A
tse5) Clerk Recorders Court.
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The south ,s feet % )
= =. T. + / sss'1RS RI * - = ssesbs y
You are hereby notinsd and ven
that PROCEEDINGS are nov p<HdIuI
the Reeordsr's Court 81 the city % a.
street 1s: N ron I asSssf = sss'as u Nc
born n, sssha 81 ~ssr' sE .s-ds 'Sssaas /
street and highway, The return DAY y
the summons issusd IN the above Gauss
~ Tuesday, July e0th, ~ $50 q. m @,<
described asssssmerf disfflct kr> n
li hs .yH Pc ., thSss s
ers are authorized TO make themselves
parties to these proceedings BY appear,
time before The trial OK said cAus<
JOHN A GRQqAN. -.
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MARKETS AND FINANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT crate.

PInenppIes-y3U cate.
Ilnlnk-S242.2b per 24-qt- case.
Potatoes-Southern. S1.5o bu. $500
SIS Dbl l
skiBs-Detroit buyers are bidding as
fellows: No. / skunk, $3.50; No. rae
coon. s275; Nc. mink. Sei No.
muskrat, soc.
16-qt. cases. l5cMSl.
Tomatoes-Sl,2b Gl.5O per 4-basket
crate: dollhouse tomatoes. zoe 10.
TaIlOw--No. !. sac; No, 2, 4%c 10:
Wool-Michlgan unWashed Wool Tor
southern, central and northern sec
tions. 81. a and a blood, 10000; de-
laine, unwashed. 16alSc. common.
rough and fine. i44iSc Id. 4. o. b.
country points.
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DELIGHTFUL MATINEE

On steamer City OF Detroit III
Fourth of July. I go p. m, back
at 4 90 p. m. See this beauti-
full boat in action. Tickets,
SIoo. Seats for all. Boat
leaves Shelby street dock.