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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-01-19

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office as second class mail matter.
The Brinkley argus., 1912-09-06

spicy and sensational. Each day brings out some new feature and just what the outcome will be is a matter of conjecture, tho it is openly hinted that all the spice has not been spent.
 The Commercial Appeal tells of the affidavit of Mayor A. K. Cameron of this city, who with his wife was mentioned in the hol- ographic will A pages missing) found, in which it is set forth proof to show the inacuracy of the Clarendon will of Mrs. Cloth.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The pastor will preach Sunday morning at Il o'clock. Let ev- cry member. be on hand as there will be no services Sunday night unless it rains so that the night services can't be held in the pla- ga.
 The Sunday School and church enjoyed one of the most delight ful pic nic excursions and din- ners, on Tuesday at Wheatley, that they have had in many years. Let all be on hand at Sunday Schoold promptly at 9:45 Sunday morning.
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CIarendon's Sensation
The Cloth Will Giving to Bruce Garrett a Guar. ter Million, Causes
 a Stir

One of the most sensational stirs that this section has had in many a day is now on at Clar- endon, because of the Clarendon will of Mrs. Caroline Cloth, de- ceased.
 This instrument, which it ap- pears was about to have the inside track over other wills in proba- tion of this rich womans s million dollar estate planned to leave B.uce Garrett of Clarendon a fourth interest in the estate. This will it was claimed was wit messed by J. A. Garrett and Dr. J. M. West, both deceased. In the beginning. c. A. Franklin, druggist, and even Dr. Vest son, Dr. Julius West appeared satisfied that the signatures were genuine, but later developments bring a change and these gentle men and other reliable citizens of Clarendon are claiming the si snatures a forgery.
 The Memphis Commercial Alp peal sent one of their staff cor respondents to Clarendon ant his reports of the feeling at Clar endon over the will situation arc
The Brinkley argus., 1912-09-06

More than half the insane are caused by the liquor traffic. More than three-fourths of the paupers are victims of the saloon traffic. Four-fths of the crimi- nals are the product ofthe saloon How many orphan. homes, asylums for the poor, blind and insane are built and supported by saloon men? They only furnish the inmates, while the temperate people have inmates. while the temperate people have to furnish the means.
 Miss Ethel May Dunlap, of Helena, who has Teen visiting relatives Lere. returned to her home Saturday.
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On Which Side do You Stand?

On Monday next is the day of the great battle De- tween the organized whiskey, saloon and brewery m terests on one side and the citizenship of Arkansas who are opposed to the whiskey traffic on the other side.
 The whiskey, brewery and saloon interests have p,ured into the state thousands upon thousands of dol lars which they have spent in the smoothes possible manner in advocating local option in order to kill "State wide prohition." They have hidden behind focal option as a blind to fool the people.
 It remains to be seen Monday next just what ef- feet the countless thousands of dollars that the bined whiskey, beer and saloon interests have thus poured into Arkansas is going to have the voters of this great state.
 There's is many good man, no doubt who has been caught by the various clever arguments and influences of these whiskey and brewery agents organization but the fact will still stand out in bold painess that there are only two is with the whiskey beer and saloon organized interests and the other is AGAINST them.
 Where will you Tine up' fellow voter?
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OFFICE OF The Chicago, Rock lsllnd and Pacific Railway Company
oFflcE OF

Chicago, Ill.,, AugSst8, 1912
 The annual meeting of the (tockholders of the Chicago, Rock Island fand Pacific Railway Company wiIbs h76 at the of flee of the Companx ,4n theE.ily of Chl- oago, Cook County Ylinoif on Thursday, the tsnta day of Oc6Ssr, fol2 at ten o.. clock, A. M. fox IF sfcfon of dfrectors' to submitfor ratkba.ioA bn the part of the stockholders, tie cu nl lRf ths executive cemmitteelof the bderd& tirsctors in auth- orzlng ths execthoA the officers of this Company, Of a yease the Rock Island and Dardanelle Railway qnnpany, corpora lion ln the stat1 of-A fAesas, owning line offailway from Dard hnelle, Ark. to a point connecting with tneSline of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company at Ola. Arkansas. approximately thirteen Q3) miles of road. and the form and the terms of the lease executed pursuant to such authorization of ths Executive Com mittee. and for the traHsa .ton of all other business that may properly come before the meeting,
 H. U Nudge, Presid mt. Geo. H. Crosby, Secre tary.
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Indian Bay Items.

Warm weather and plenty of dust.
 The melancholy days are here the saddest of the year. 1
 Mrs. J. w. Burton, of Turner, visited relatives here last Thurs- day. 8
 Wallace and Wat Mckinney attended the dance Friday night.
 The young people enjoyed a most delightful hay ride Wed nesday night.
 Thomas Jackson visited friends at Cypert a few days this week. Clifton Jackson went to MarvelI Saturday and was accompanied by Wallace McKin- ney to Memphis, Someone was disappointed that they did get to Heber instead. ] W. D. Burge Jr. left Sunday for Marvell where he has accept ed a position as salesman. l Earl and Eugene Cooke, of Cypert were the guests cf Thomas Jacksion Monday.
 The young people enjoyed a plesant evening of dancing Fri- day, which was given by MT. w. P. Mayo. The occasion will be long remembered as one of the most pleasant and enjoyable in their experience. The clever host let nothing slip by that would add joy to his guests and alone made it a perfect success. Every one seemel to have had "a good time, but it could not be otherwise at the hospiteble home of Mir. Mayo.
 James Jackson went to Holly Grove Saturday.
 Miss Emma Jackson and Frederick returned to Clarendon Saturday after a two weeks visit with relatives.
 Johnny Blaine, of Turndr, was here Sunday.
 Grover Bass visited relatives in Marvell Saturday and Sunday.
 w. P. Mayo, and nephew, Wheeler were visitors in Holly Grove Sunday.
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 Oil and water will not mix. Wniskey and religion will not mix. Genuiae gospel religion means a clean man, a clean prayer and a clean vote. A good case of the religion of Jesus Christ puts man against the liquor traffic with all his might. Christ sail "He that is not with me is against me, and he that gathareth not with me scattereth ahroa1. On Christian man! where do you stand with refer eace to this archenemy of God and the souls of men?*
The Brinkley argus., 1912-09-06

All temperate men will not vote for Act No. g." but all liuuor men will vote against Act No. 2, therefore all temperate men who vote against Act No. 2, will vote with all liquor men. 4.
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All the roughs, toughs, thugs, thieves, gamblers, bumbs, saloon keepers and boot-l sgers will vote against Act No. 2, and For license. All the very best men of the state will vote for Act No 2, and against license. Which gang will you vote with?
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR SEPTEMBER ELECTION. For Senator.
 Jeff Davis For Governor
 Joe T. Robinson For Secretary of State
 Earle w. Hodges For Attorney General
 W. L. Moose For State Treasurer
 John W. Crockett For Auditor
 J. M. Oathout For Supt. Public Instruction
 Geo. B. Cook For Land Commissioner
 R. c. Dye For Com. Mines. Mfgs.. Agr. =
 Jonn Fl. Page am Nor Chief Justice
 E. A. Mccullough For Associate Justice
 Frank Smith For Railroad Commissioner
 Geo. w. Bellamy For Congress
 w. A. Oldfeld For Chancellor
 John M. Elliott For Prosecuting Attorney
 J. B. Reed For State Senator
 Harry Harris For Representative
 w. H. Laney For Sheriff
 l. U. bOunQS For County Judge
 s. T. Holloway For County Clerk
 James Engel For Circuit Clerk
 Jno. s. Black For County Treasurer
 C. c. Woodfin For County Superin tendent--
 David Bowen For Tax Assessor w. r. JimmerSon For Surveyor
 C. F. Weidman
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Preparing i for yo|

Our buyer, hr. Henry Vol writes from the/ northerl
 market thaN he /has bough the prettiAf Aph most up-to
 date line H4s,s doods, la
 dies refdy to wear suits skirts, /clqAhs and dresse] that helb6s ever handled. He is encouraged by the prospeclsfol| good Fall business and his buying has been such as will afford the peo. pie of Brinkley the best opportunity they have ever had. New goods will be arriving every day. Also bought a large line of furniture.
 Henry Wolf & Co.
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Bacharacla kaape a swell line of Stationery Sffe>.and school supplies. Pricey Fare right.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-06-20

and ow pns and as yet eb haven't single dissatisfied purchaser Yub nave never bad an
yO buy fntdas dependable merchandise at the price for which w are selling them and you may
the chances again. Thee opportunity snow yours and In ue language of one the greatest satee
the world Uap produced "YOl haveb t to reach forth for and grasp
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

WISCONSIN Granite Company tne
W., hidder on both sizes OF stone
iI9Gssntte Bock) The Department o.
pShiic works has enterealnto e9 hn,aby
WIZ 49, annroyal and confirmation OF
~ came nv your Honorable BODY
]. r. HAARER.
Commissioner.
nv Aid. Theisen; ou,o-oa
pssolyed That the contract entered
tn,n NV the Department OF PUBIC
Works with the Wisconsin Granite
Company. for furnishing IN.
and bfL to Sin. Granite BLOCK, Tor the
ysar 1919. be. and the same - hereDy
approved and confirmed
bsfcrred TO Committee on Streets.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

East side Parker. between Warren ard
Moffat, lot 3S;
West side Parker. between Warren and
Moffat. lot IL:
East side Seneca. between Lambert and
Duncan. lot 81:
West side sheridan, between Lam
bert and Duncan, lot 100,
West side sheridan, between Lam
bert and Medbury, lot 80;
East side Sheridan, between Lam
bert and Duncan, lot $50;
East side Sheridan. between Hendrie
and Palmer. lot PA;
East side Townsend. between Lam
bert and Duncan. lots asa. asa, 4s0. as.
AIS. 475. 412. al;
East side Townsend. between Dun
can and Harper, lots AL. 422. 425, 426.
Continued on Page seven.J
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From Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Couhcii
Gentlemen-I would reSoni n,,rII,s In in
the 1910 Garbage Fund 10 the cTedi'
Of an account in the same fund 1911
known as Rent OF Telephone.
J. j. NAARER,
Commissioner
BY Aid Gilman: .,,a
Resolved, That the city Controller
be and 10 hereby authorized and dlreSt-
ed to make the proper entries on ms
hooks 10 effect the transfer or WV
from the surplus In the 1910 Garpa 80
same fund 1911, knows as, Rent OF
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-AId. Allan. Brozo, Burton
Dsimeli aI Edsla H GndfsY Keatins. Knapp
Littieneid. Lodge. Lynch, McCarty
Mason. Merritt o'Brien, ostrowski,
owen. Rosenthsl, schultz. Skrzyckl'
Theisen, Thompson, Tossy N9InoI'
Walsh, Watson, Zoeller and the Presi-
dent-32
Nays-None
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Couhcn
Gentlernen--The mud alleys in the
block bounded by Putnam, Msrrlck,
Greenwood and Brooklyn avenues are
I'm an unsanitary condition, on account
Of the depressl9ns oi therein and hoi staEns9t
water. creating a nuisance and men
acine the health OF the public. The
BOARD OF Health having eoncurred, the
|Denartment of Public Works therefore
recommends that the alleys mentioned
be paved with concrete paving In ac-
cordance with an ordinance entltiea'
AN ordinance to provide for the grad
ing and paving, or regarding ana re-
nayins Of alleys in the city OF Detroit,
approved Aus. lSlh, iyVo.
Estimated cost as follows;
All alleys bounded by putnam Mer
nj Rrnnl<lVn
nuss. New concrete paving To- is and
20 feet wide. Estimated cost, s3,2OO.
Theoretically submitted.
Commissioners.
The Board OF Health hereby concurs
IN '"s GUY l. KIEFER,
Health officer.
w. q. WILLIAMSON.
Sanitary Engineer.
Il Aid. Theisen:
Resolved. That all the alleys in block
bounded by Putnam. Merrick, Green
wood and Brooklyn avenues, be, and
the same il hereby ordered to be grad
ed and paved. with the concurrence OF
the Board OF Health. on sanitary
grounds, with the material named and
Width stated I'm the foregoing COM
munIcation I'm accordance with the
spScificattons adopted by the common
Council and the provisi9,hns o. S,, the sh ns
troit. and further, be It,,
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works. be, and IL hereby direct
ed TO advertise Ave times for proposals
for improving said alley In accordance
with the recommendation contained in
the foregoing communication and said
charter and ordinances
YeasA-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Defined. Field. Garyey, Gilman, Out
man liatpfer. Hiudle. Heating. Knapp,
IIttleneld, Lodge. Lynch. Mecarty.
Mason. Merritt, O'Brien, Ostrowski.
owen, RossnthsL sehIits. skrayeki,
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Aid. Allan entered and took his ses
Adopted as follows:
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Some time ago called
the attention OF your Honorable BODY
70 the fact that the Entertainment
Fund had been exhausted. and that
there were no moneys available Tor
further decorating the City Hall. 1
also asked at that time that your COM
mittee on Ways and Means consider
the question OF the further advisaDilty
of such decorations. At the last meet
ing OF your Honorable Body, resolu-
tion was adopted authorizing the dec
grafton or the City Hall the cost
thereof to be taken from the Contin-
gent Fund In view or the very clear
~ defined restrictions which are placed
upon the expenditure OF our money, l
felt IL incumbent to ask the Corpora
ton Counsel II this resolution could
be complied with. and | have received
from him a very decided opinion that
there Is no direct or indirect authority
for such an expenditure. Consequently.
| regret TO be unable TO comply win
the resolution.
In case your Honorable Body oe-
sires to make provision for future Dec
Grating, | would suggest that sup
Elementary estimate increasing the
entertainment Fund be considered by
ycur Honorable Body. and submitted 10
the Board OF Estimates during It's pres
ent session.
Respectfully,
DAVID f. HElNEMAN,
Controller.
.Aa "a ,iacad an Ale
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
common COUNCIL
,oFr1cIAL)

Detroit, Tuesday, April ls, 1912.
The Council was called 10 order by the
PRESIDENT Hon. John Grindley.
pFesent--Ald Brozo. Burton. Deimei'
IIeld. Garvey, Gilman. Gutman, Harp
Ter. Hindle. Knapp, Littleheid, lodge
Lynch. MeCarty, Mason. Merritt
OtBrion, ostrowski. owen schnln'
nor. walsh. Watson. Zoeller. ana the
President
There being quorum present the
Council was declared 20 be in session.
The Journal OF the preceding session
was approved.
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Walsh. Watson. zoeiler. and the Presi-
dent--32.
Nays--None.
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From the Controller.

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Gcntlemen--TheN Fire Commission has
notified me under date OF April that
IN has placed the name or John Hous-
tetn OF the retired list and has stated
that his pension will be at the rate OF
$3.50 per annum. therefore beg TO
suhuit a supplemental estimate TO
tske care of this pension as follows:
FiTe Dept. Retired and Pension Fund
For pension for John Houstein.
nscai year l9l2-l9i3-f55O.
Respectfully,
DAVID HEINEMAN.
Controller.
BY Aid Watson:
Resolved. That the Common Council
anes hereby approve the supplemental
estimate subniittcj by the Controller
at tho DISTANCE OF the Fire Commission
as follows:
FOR pension for John ioustein
fiscal year 1al2-19i3-tS50.
Resolved. Further That the Clerk be
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
r.an Ahn cnntrnil.r

,ro ~. Honorable the Common Council,
~ f.entlemen--The following reports
az oifY oflcers for the week ending
saturday, April rs, 1912, are respect
fully submitted:
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
FROM THE SAME.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the Department OF Pub
lie Works submits. under the amended
charter. provisions. relative 10 side
WALKS, crosswAiks or driveways. n list
stone. cement or concrete sidewalks.
crosswalks. OF driveways to be con-
strlictod, or reconstructed, and respect
July asks that the accompanying reso-
tuition be adopted. In order that notice
may be advertised to construct or re-
construct the same. and IL said notices
are not complied with that this de-
paftment be allowed TO proceed 60 con-
struct or reconstruct the sidewalks,
crosswalks or driveways mentioned
Respectfully submitted.
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Resolutions.

Consent being granted Aid. Owen
offcred the following:
Henolyed. That the Department OF
u.siic Works be and II hereby re-
,,-~rted 20 submit supplemental es-
firnats OF guf1oient amount 10 widen
navernsnt on Grand River avenue east,
from Woodward avenue to Farmer
direct. feet on each side.
A6opted.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

and IL hereby directed TO transmit the
same together with the record OF the
Board OF Estimates.
Adopted as follows.
Ieas--Ald. Allan. Brozo Burton Del
mel. Field. Garvey Gilman; uutman.
Lodge Lynch. Mccarty Mason, Mer-
rift. OBrien. Ostrowskl owen, Rosen-
thal schultE, skrzyckl, Theisen'
Thompson Tossy. Vernon, Walsh. Wat
son. zoeller and the President-Sl.
From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-The County Treasurer has
called my attention 20 delinquent taxes
seriptions 81 property which were TAX,
en- for street opening purposes ana
which were not taken from the
rolls until subsequent TO the ae-
tax, After comforting with the Corpora.
ton Counsel | beg TO recommend that
the same be paid. The aggregate Is
sass, and the descriptions in brief are
n. 1870 It, Lot 81, Petsrson's Sub,
Home street, 1908, 1903. 1910 and 1911.
Lots 81 and so. Trainor's Sub. Law
Lots ioi. iSs. wagner & Brandenbers
Sub. Cameron street 1903.
Lots 2Os. 2OT. Rathbones Sub, Lawn
dale street. 1909. 1910,
street 1893.
Lot 7. Major A. Edwards Sub, 10000
acre tract, W, Hamilton Blvd. 1908
Respectfully,
DAVID b. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
BY Aid Vernon
Resolved. That the Controller be and
is hereby directed 10 draw his Warrant
I'm favor OF the County Treasurer IN the
sum OF s62.s5, In payment or the state
and County taxes as set forth FOR the
various descriptions In the communica-
tion Just received from him. and that
he be also authorized 20 pay such other
similar delinquent taxes as may be called
for by the County Treasurer prior TO
May list 1912. and 10 report the pay
ment OF the same, II any, To the COM
rfffefr-Settreti5 z-- --------------------
Aid. Allan entered and took his seat
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Brozo. Burton
Defined. Field Garvey. Gilman. Gutman
Harpfer, Hndle. Knapp, Littlefeld
Lodge Lynch. McCarty. Mason, Merritt
q iSrteH, UstrowsK owen, hosentnHt
schultz SkrZycki. Theisen. Thompson
Tossy Vernon Walsh. Watson, Zoeller,
and the President.--Sl.
Aid. Heating entered and took his
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

YessNAld Allan, Brozo, Burton
Delmei. Field, Garyey; onnnah; ann
man Harpfer, Hindle, Keating hIapp'
ad,.is6eid Lodge Lynch, MeCarty'
Mason Merritt. o'Brlen. ostrowskkii'
Owen. Rosenthal, schultz. skrzyeM'
Theisen, Thompson, Tossy' Nst -
Walsh, Watson, Zoeller, ana the
dent--32.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

erence TO the proper committees.
DAVIS nfsDf E: 1aaiEsfiNEMAN.
Accepted and recommendations con
The following are the estimates:
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
Streets--Crcosoted Block:
Labor and material for resur-
facing the following streets:
Van Dyke, from Gratiot to
For widening clay avenue.
Oakland 10 Russell. II.
on each side ............ 4,SsO W
For widening Grand River
F sTnus gas" "oc 4.iso VI
TO cover the cost or prepar-
ing preliminary plans,
specifications. profile and
cross- sections or general
subway system I'm the CEN
trail sections OF city and IN
Woodward, Michigan and 80 -.
Gratiot avenues .......... o'oVV w
For paving approaches 20
new bridges. at Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and BAKER
streets:
West approach Baker 900 =,
street, brick on concrete WV W
South approach Fifteenth -so N,
street brick on concrete. i'SV w
South approach Fourteenth a,
avenue. brick on concrete, S.e!v W
Referred 30 Committee on Suests'
POLICE FUND.
Contingencies
For cement walks and lowers
ing curbs at Police Head
quarters and other ponce ,sa 90
stations ....-,.'. 49,. - = :. :,
Referred TO Committee on ways ana
Means u,o>. I.t-SD
buildings and fire escapes
as per list furnished by
state Factory Inspector a.,
copy attached .:'.i........' $3.50 ~
one note with interest thereoh
for four months az the rate
OF two per soo e Sot per .' 4 s.I5s 90
FOR the construction OF an
area at the Cass Technlcal
High school for the receipt 30 ~,
~ ~ ,arred IN Committee on Claims
and Accounts
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

j. s. Arfeld Is the lowest bidder; eyar-
age cost per SO. I'd. including inspection
etc, t2.377.
Roosevet--From McGraw avenue TO
Cd. River avenue. ~ e. wide. with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Berea.
Medina or any other curbstone that may
be bid unon and ordarad.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

Otis Cement Construction Company Is
the lowest bidder, average cost per so.
yd., including inspection, etc, s3.O25.
The Department OF Public Works have
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder In each case and hereby ask the
approval and confirmation OF the same
by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
J. j. HAARER.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

To the Honorable the Common Couhcn.
gentlemen-I would recommend the
transfer OF $1,000 from the surplus VA
the 1910 Garbage Fund TO the eT reai
Lnown as Rent OF Telephone.
j. j. NAARER,
Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
Accepted and placed on nle.
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--The sub-funds In the
General Road Fund. as shown IN the
resolution herewith transmitted nave
become depleted and in order 10 meet
bins and carry the funds until the emo
OF the present fiscal year. ! would rec
ommend the transfer or Sl,SlS1I from
the surplus in the 1911 General ROAD
Fund.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen submit herewith sup
Elemental estimates received from the
Department or Public Works, the De-
partment OF Police, and the Board or
Education, and recommend their ref
erence to the proper committees.
Respectfully,
DAVID f. HElNEMAN
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

| DAVID z. HEINEMAN.'
| Controller.
| Referred TO Committee on Claims and
| Accounts.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

Medina Granite
4to44-5IS toe 4to4s4 -5is TO 8
s. 10 81 IL
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

Il. r, Currte s...sss...sssss estNa 10
Julius Porath IL the lowest bidder: aN-
erage cost per sd. I'd. including inspec-
ton, etc. 81. 400.
Palms-From Dix avenue 20 Toledo
avenue, rs H. wide. with cedar blocks on
concrete foundation and Berea. Medina or
any other curbstone that may be bid
upon and ordered.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

r. Porath d. Son Is the lowest bidder:
average cost per so. yd.. including In
spection. etc, So s56.
Alley ~. 23O--Between Kirby and Fer
nv avenues John r. and Brush streets,
90 r. wide with brick on concrete foun-
dalton:
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

r L.. Currie Is the lowest bidder: av-
erage cost per So. sd, including IN
spection. etc, $2.305.
Lafayette Avenue--From Clark ave-
nue. to McKinstry avenue, &c n. wide,
with sheet asphalt on concrete founda-
ton and Berea, Medina or any other
curbstone that may be bid upon ana
ordered.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

+. Porath 4 Son is the lowest bidder
average cost per So. yd, including In
spection, etc, s2370
Seyburn AVenue-From Waterloo
street TO Goethe street 20 e. wide, with
cedar blocks on concrete foundation and
Berea Medina or any other curbstone
fhnt may he hid nnon and ordered: