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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
PROSECUTION RESTS IN
THE CASE or r. B. WEIR

The state rested its case in the
hearing of charges preferred against
Fred B. Weir yesterday afternoon,
and this morning was taken up with
the hearing of the statement of the
defense, which will begin to offer re-
hnttal testimony
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
Mystery Engages the Police
of Aurora, ILL.,, Who Eliminate
Two of the Supposed Victims
BY Associated Press.

AURORA H. Nov 22.-The process Of elimination today
of murder traces of which in the
shape of bio the bloody section Of wom
ans undergarment found yesterday in um
Der laden box car South Bend Wash Miss
Day Springfield the the book was found
last night in Des Mones brother believed the
victim was Mccormack school teacher but the latter
is reported alive her home Harrisburg Ore The
revolver is believed be the principal clue.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
BISHOP ROBINSON BETTER.

Bishop Henry D. Robinson Of the
Episcopal missionary diocese of Ne
vada, who has been seriously i'll at
ST. Lukes hospital New York, is
slightly improving.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
REBELS WILL RESIST
FEDERALS AT JuAREZ
ln, A..nclntcd Pre.sl

ny Associated PreSsl
Ell. PAS0 Nov 22.-The federals
are within 80 miles Of Juarez, ac.
cording to statements of rebels, Gen
eral villa has sent 1000 troops to
meet them. Three thousand more
rebels are preparing to entrain.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
Sheriff and 2 Deputies Slain
at Bingham Trying to Arrest
a Mexican Madero Rifleman
BY Associated Press.

SALT LAKE Nov 22.-Armed rifle automatic
pistols Ralph killed YESTERDAY reported
surrounded sharphooter the Madero
expected fight the death The bodies of
Chief Of Police Grant Bingham shers Whbeck
. and Jensen wereb brought today.
They killed while trying arrest Lopez for the murder
. Of a the result of a love affair
a q q q Q Q .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
STATE BAR ELECTION.
onr A..ocInted rre.s1

tRy Associated pressa
SAN DIEGO, Nov 22-William j.
Hunsaker. Los Angeles, was elected
president of the State Bar associa-
ton. Oakland will get the next meet
ing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
1EMpeRATuRe REPoRT.

Highest temperature yesterday, 81
degrees. year ago. 4S.
Lowest temperature last night, lS
degrees; year ago, 40.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
HUERTA'S HOUSE ORGANS SAY
BRYAN Will RECOGNIZE HIM
Federals Bottled Up at Guaymas
Make Sortie But Are Driven Back
by RebeIs---Carranza ProIongs His
Stay In Sonora Despite Hard Cam
paign On Western Coast.

MAGDALENA Sonora Nov 22-Apparenty obliviou to ncom-
peed negotiations with the Washington hard
campaign along the west awaiting his direction General Car
proongng his stay lie entertain the members
OF his party with dance and other festivities tonight
The opinion that his stay other reasons than the
announcement to social debt Carranza touch by
telegraph with the situation in the interior Mexico and the
United States
reported that the federas again attempted sores out Of
uayma that assaulted the rebel Aatorna and Cruz De
Piedra, but reported to have been driven back
MEXICANS ARE OPTIMISTIC
MEXICO CITY 22-The morning newspapers under GOV
ment domination published their front pages today long
articles regarding the alleged intention United States to
recognize Iluerta in the future.
FL Diario Secretary Bryan has already
lion recognizing Eluerta.
FL Independent says the failure of the
and Caana due the conviction that President and
the rebel leader unable the safety Of foreigners
foundation for optimism appears cabegrams
from foreign business describing the horror the president
for the killing federal prisoners appears
to be fully credited at the national palace
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22
HARVARD DEFEATS VALE.

tBy Associated Pressl
CAMBRIDGE Nov, %, Harvard
defeated Yale, 10 to S.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22

Three lives of King Edward VII
have been published here since the
death Of that monarch, one written
by his chauffeur They all have been
interesting and gossipy, but in high
circles they are considered as deal
ing just little too familiarly with
the Peace Maker" Not one gave
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22

Proof of labor blanks Tor sale at
the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-22

The women's municipal party Of
which the duchess Of Marlborough
Is the organizer and moving spirit
has been taking prominent part in
an election for member from
Church ward to the Battersea bor-
ough council, and the duchess her
self has been canyassng and work
mg for her candidate, a Mrs. Cas-
ady
Church ward is workingcIass
constituency and the appearance Of
The duchess in the mean streets of
the ward and at the cottage doors Of
the worklngmen voters on behalf of
Mrs Cassidy has been quite an event
in the district Mrs Cassidy has
been a poor law guardian for Batter
sea for ten years and a school
teacher for twentynine years, and
now the women's municipal party
and the duchess Of Marlborough have
set themselves the task Of seeing
that she is elected to the borough
council. They will do the same in
all municipal elections Of the future
IN which women candidates are con
cerned The party is "nonparty
organization. It supports neither con
seryative, liberal, socialist suffragisl
nor nonsuffragist; Il is simply a wo
mems party with the watchwords'
Reform Progress" Men take nc
part, except to vote, all the canvass
ers, committees, agents and pol
clerks being women
This is not the first time that th'
duchess has made acquaintance will
the poorer districts Of London Sh
has been carrying on for some time
in Whitechapel and elsewhere,
work on behalf OF the wives an
children Of criminals, who have bee
looked after at home established b
her during the incarceration of tn
bread-wipner Of the family.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
SAYS HE CAN CUT
FREIGHT ON AUTOS
w. w. Bracket, of San Francis
co, Trying to Interest Detroit
Dealers in Scheme

Marcus Pollasky, wellknown In De-
troit and other cities as a promoter. Is
here with w w Bracket. traffic man
ager OF the Motor Car Dealers asso-
citation OF San Francisco and Los An
geles, TO interest local automobile
manufacturers in particular. and all
shippers In general in a cooperative
plan TO reduce the high freight rates.
Mr.. Pollasky breezed into the city,
Monday morning. with Mr. Bracket,
and through Mayor Marx secured en-
audience for Mr. Bracket with James
Couzens, president OF the Board OF
Commerce and secretary OF the Ford
Motor Co. Mr.. Pollasky is acting as
general -ea,iRseles-ft,fA- p 4rsehrtt,
whose Idea Is TO form an association
OF Detroit shippers 10 support him in
a fight for lower rates, he 20 get a
percentage OF all reductions he Sc
cures through arbitration with the
railroad officials or arguments before
the interstate commerce commission,
Mr. Bracket declares that motor
cars are now charged the highest
freight rate of any commodity. From
Detroit to the Pacific coast the freight
rate for automobiles Is 1910 per 100
pounds with a minimum OF 10000
pounds per car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Dec. o. 1913. >
Paving Notice No. 1878.
pARKER-A

To Glody Bondy, william G Bass.
Charles Bewiek, Gertrude Band, Gar
trude Benbnnek w. O. Burton. {. Ben
Yin. Jr.. Cook Farm Co. Daniel Coy
kendall. Jr.. j. w. Gambler II, w
Gambler. otto J. Czeschinsky Mary
Cottrell, Walter DieterIe. Hector De
Wolf Emil & Flass. James Green
wood. a. l. Hail. James ;. Holden, j
Hoste, c. Jahnke. Catherine kannally,
w. NJ Kentle. Charles h Kanter.
Charles Kranz Ceriel Lupeire Jacob
Lemmer Paul Mathes, August Miller,
Poole. Matilda Reader Amanda Sim
cand. Thomas H. Schneider. Arthur J.
Schneider Hugo Scherer, Anna star
ring. Il. A. Shenerly. L. w. Sutherland.
Thee. Schneider Anna Twarock. Mary
L. Uns9d. NJ Yer Vaecke, c. Van
ing, occupying, or otherwise interested
In any OF tho lots and premises front
ing on Parker avenue, In said City OF
Detroit, within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City or
Detroit having ordered so much OF
Parker avenue. from the north curb
line OF kercheval avenue 10 the south
curb line OF CharlevoiX street 10 be
graded and-papeA, -Het+ea-ls- hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
liable 10 be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the city
Charter and that a roll OF said assess
ment Is now completed, and Will re-
main at the Assessors office. in the
city OF Detroit from the date hereof
until jan. s. 1914, for the inspection OF
all persons concerned therein
BOARD or ASS ESSORs.
BY JOHN c, NAGEL.
A356 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Dec. -. 1913
Paving Notice No. 1872.
EASTERN PLACE

To l. S Younglove, Mrs f. chope.
Edward ilenty, John llecnan Fredcr-
lex Rowe H. l.. Tenny Hlamlin ana
FOrdyce Mary y. Gambler. James Is
Holden. o W. Maurer William. Grant.
Connie Gilmore VI Tlerury. Mo-
Laughltu Bros Edward Manlev. r.
c. Brout. Mrs 4 Thorpe WBliam
Kennedy. Mary 8 Moore William
Arohboid. Continental Real Estate ~
Jonathan Hnzlett ~ NJ Hupmau A.
Y King Riddle and smith ~ StaKlek
Judson Harmon q. l. GrosHcid' james
Jack. Thomas NQyles. and 20 All other
persons owning occupylNg or otnrr.
wise Interested ln any ~ the lots and
premises fronting on Eastern Place il
said civ - Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
Tho Common Council % the city AZ
Detroit. having ordered so much nf
Eastern Place from the west line ui
Ctope Place o. the east curb line oi
NineWood avenue 90 Ie graded AMI
paved notice is hereby rlven that an
the lots and premises fronting ou said
Eastern Place. and liable 10 bc us.
,sessed for said Improvement under rho
provision Of tho Cfty charter and that
a roll of said assessment ts now com.
rleted and VIII reinaih al the Asses.
sors' OffcpL iu the city 81 Detroit
from the date hereof until January bth
1914 foT The INSPECTION 81 all persona
concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By JOHN O. NhGEf.
(A-357) = President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
SERVICE IS
INEFFICIENT BECAUSE
OF IMPROPER HANDLING
JAMES h. LAND.

pensiye engineering departments. In
whose workshops and laboratories
are solved many problems concern
ing the utility management. The
ben eflts OF improvements and econ
omies there determined are given 10
the subsidiary companies. The
patents covering certain appliances
reported 10 be Included in the equip
ment authorized under the contract
have I'm some instances expired and
the same apparatus or other appara-
tus Of equal efficiency Ia now open
70 unrestricted purchase. In many
cases the original purchase price
covering such patented articles,
which are charged TO capital. amply
discounts the patent privileges, and
the additional burdens should not be
imposed With all the advantages
Of the service which its own we'll
equipped department provide, and In
view OF the other facts referred 10,
the wisdom OF making this large
yearly payment for more or less In
tangible benefits may justly be ques-
toned.
III the Chicago Telephone Co
avails itself OF the technical and
legal services which the parent COM
.pany can furnish, IL would seem the
better course 10 have the latter
make proper charge therefore when
Incurred instead OF having the ma
jority stakeholder receive each year
A fixed percentage OF the gross earn
ings for services which may be ques-
toned as warranting so large a pay
ment. When expenses for such sert
vices are incurred. they should be
met in the same manner as any other
expenses are met, when they must
be accepted as proper costs or bust
ness. To place value on such SER
vices az are here referred to Is nat
urally difficult. but from all the data
bearing on this subject II is believed
that reasonable value thereof does
not exceed $4,000 per year, and
there is. therefore. excluded from
the operating expense the sum OF
SI47.40O."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

Detroit having liked and determined
that said district. herein above de-
scribed is benefited by the opening Of
Lafayette avenue from Artillery ave-
nue. 10 railroad rlEht-Of-way. west Of
SprinEweiis avenue, and having re
solved that sIl,362.43. less SL700 al
fUwhnce for buildings sold making a
net hnal assessment OF ss.662. t3 OF the
damases awarded hy verdict OF a
Jury In thrS hecorder's court OF the
city OF Detroit in pursuance OF pro-
cecdings under tie provisions of Act
12f OF the Public Acts OF 1881 as
amended he assessed upon the owRe =
and occupants on The taxable real es-
tate included In said district, in pro-
portion, as near~ as may be. 10 abe
advantage which each lot or parcel IS
deemed 70 acquire hy such opening
Notice - hereby given. that AN as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises Included in said dis
trtct and liable 10 hr assessed for said
Improvement unasr the provisions Or
said public act. and thot a roll OF said
remain az the Assessors Office. In tie
city OF Detroit for twelve days from
the date OF the first publication OF tins
notice that is from tha date hereof
until the eth dry o. january, 1874, for
the inspection of all persons concerned
theIe and that the BOARD or Asses
sors viii meet ON the End day Of lahut
arA. 1914. NJ 10 o'clock a. m az their
office IN the CITY Hall and VIII re-
main In session hetween the hours o.
10 4 III. 0Uu II pm. on sald oaN, ana
during the same hours for three sue
Cessive DAYS thereafter. 10 hear any
person or persons desiring % object -
any assessment so made and to review
and correct the same II correction
thereof be found necessary
BOARD OF ASSES SOES,
BY JOHN @ NAGEL.
(A-s52) President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
FORGOTTEN CLUB
.SANTAHASHEAVY
CHRISTMASL0AD
Toys, Games, Nuts and Candies
on Top of Money Given for
City's Poor

Judging from the funds and pack
ages that have been turned In TO The
Times, someone must be handing San
Ia a helping hand this season. Books.
toys, caps and gloves nave been com
ing In. The dolls that were gowned
in such fine style by the ladies OF the
city, have been great help. This In
sures Christmas for great number
OF poor children and certainly Will not
detract from the JOY of the season for
any OF the donors.
The money and donations TO date
fOllnW.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Dec %. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1875.
THIRTY SECOND STREET.

To Carl Behling, John Behring, IT,
Bantarkowsk, M Bruschipsky Bcr-
ger Maurice Conn. George ii. Camp
bell Henry Campbell, Frank Gar
neck, V. Coinor. w CzechnickL II.
Campakowski, J. Coppersmith = Cis-
lax Andrew Diers Mary DziegleW Cd.
Rose Doran, Nicholas Farrert. NJ.
Foeys August Forwitz, Martin Dybai
ski, August Fritz Grosfield < seaman,
Leon Grubkowski, Martin Glader, Ar
mold Hopkins, ". Just, John Jarzynskt,
Henry Koch James Koch. Vincent ku-
Danna, Joseph kaminski Andrew ku-
roski. George Kirefas, August kunath,
Nj Kobe. Stanislaus LukasieWlcz, NJ
Luskcy, John Laskowsk, +. j. Mantier
Joseph Miller, stephen Mandrldge AL
bert May Paul Meier, Mary Mattutat
Frank, Morafsky;. Joseph Mozdzllessz
Nowack Fred Osmulski. Alexander
Okowowsh. August Paschke. Henry
Prtebe Laura Richardson. Herman
Radtke, John Rudkowskl Frederick
Reimer. Albert Ruchala Charles Rein,
Frank Schenski, NJ. Suneric. WalcNty
StaSinSki, Anton Skotzke, Stroh Brew
cry Co. j suckert. Joseph Switatski !.
John Stocker, John SogmQwsld, NJ
selehin, W smizynski, Frank Stawzef
ski Frederick stern. Il. Tnchowski,
Ludwig Tafelski Anna Taube, Charles
WoJchowslxi. John Welschau. John
Wasilewski, Paul WesiloWskl, Joseph
w esolowski Charles Zimmerman.
Frank A. Zimmerman. w Ills and so
or otherwise Interested IN any OF the
lots ana premises fronting on Thirty
Second street. in said CITY OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mention
ed.
Tho Common Council OF tho city ot
Detroit. having ordered 40 much OF
Thirty second street from tho north
line OF Michigan avenue 20 the south
line OF Buchanan street TO Do graded
ana paved notice Il hereby given that
az assc Sment has hecn made upon ali
a. go a. fQ trftr % Il
Thirty Second street. and liable % hc
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF the CITY Charter. and
that a roll OF said assessment is now
coupleted and VIII remain at the AS
SCISSORS office, i'm the Cltv OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until JonuArZ-5
1914. for tho inepecuon OF all persons
concerned therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS
BY JOHN 9 ENGrT.
AGO prosidort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

Pecyritski; +. Pnegey P!atz Estate. r,
latz. E.. Platz. John Presscy.
Rathbone Land %. II Reckiing. J.
Brussell, Lizzie Rush, Martin A. Ruhl-
ing. J. L. Ruhlman. William Reihhold
George Rcnaud A. h. Riopelle. A. s.
Randolph, George Rclmer August RI
betzke. a. Raschke O. Ross. c Rein
hardt G. Rathhone. n r. Riopelle rs
tate. J. Ray, Anna l.. Rice.
John r Sell. Henry schleuss. August
sehlach. ;. Senftlefan George Soelli-
William J. Sass. n SchelI, Herman
schwartz, Fred Skaworouchy, NJ Senff
Carl w. Schroeder A. l. Stephens,
George Soellner j.. Scrven, William
Steller, State Security Co. r. Sukoll
O. r Stempel carl Schiller, Fred p.
hor, c. Schweim. George slpe a smart
Charles santowsky J. L. Scrip. Mary
sherman.
clinton J. TODD. Herman Tack
Frank G. Teagle. Ella Trombly, A. Tu-
lodzeski. G. IaGrade Joshua Thorn
ton,
C. e. Van Blaroum. peasley vaseau.
F E. WIN. A W wooarun. wnnam
weiss. J. II Wohler. Jessie \ wallace
Charles Walter f. T. Weber. NJ r.
Winters r W. Weber j. r. whipple
j Winters G Whiteman WiLiam
WTIKTe. r II, Ward Alex Weber, A.
Weber. Mary L. Walker. W Water
Thomas " Ward. welch Bros, Lizzie
Wilnewski
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

Friend, Worthwhile, books, clothing,
toys. coat, shoes.
Beasley Bros, Toys.
Fisher, 40 Chandler-sve., box or
anges, two bags Of nuts, 3o-lb. pail Of
candy.
A Friend, 3o.lb. pail Of candy, games.
A Friend, dolls.
A Friend. dolls, gancs, umbrella,
doll hats.
A Friend. Msnistse, Mich. doll and
package Of clothing.
Rosslind Hall, three sweaters, books,
balls and toys.
Mrs. c.. candy, toys, etc.
A Friend, toys, games and candy.
, Story & Clark. 10 packages games,
40 boxes fountain pens, about SO in
esch;l 8 balls, IS crayon games, one
bell. Whistles.
Betty Hollings MePhsil. box OF
books, dolls and toys.
Donald G. Mcdonald, large doll, 8
dozen toy games, books. dolls and play.
things.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

era NEs- I,r,tn,.' a.. ga t4fq ,. ,,
49,, - ~. ~R 80, :" = -, -
GsSrse "a $50, ~ 80, 60 80.
OF AfT aoSl iLrs y1''i,yer ~ 49,
lnterment az Los Angeles
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sen ~ r,It. 80 49,, ~ I"
IN ana Lrt,b 60 80 go Svn" ~ -
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his bTothsr ToTr grtfen aSs iI,G
So, '"u" 'llthH' - ll =
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a. m
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6ar fo'i.bt. 81 ar guy iSai-snC'
49, 80 "a '' aiis' ngl'Al D. 4
nSial s@rv,,...' t-a,,' ,'s " W ~ ..,,l..
49, -. t "'"9N W 1870
at Maple Jtapids, Mich
sNttarB ma .. ytfi gt,
C.,i.., 49, t,i'.tt ''"it ~ $50 ~
ami NJ Co... IN" ~
49,. t, eii
f,, tS'I " 49,
Ior ,,, S'' '"G D4aN' Autie. q.
an1 ba,,i, i'9l itts fh "H4 - e'C
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
SCOTTEN,S SUB.

Lots 81 TO %. both inclusive, Daniel
Scotten's re-sub OF that part of =. G.
PCS lying between Fort street and
Regular avenue and w. OF Artillery
avenue. OF Daniel Scotten's re-sub ~
p O. 80, and the e. part OF p. 9. 26s
lying between Fort street and DIX
road.
Lots 1893 and 1924, both inclusive,
Daniel Scotten's rs-sub. OF r G. NO.
81 and the part OF r 90. 2GS. lying
between Fort street and the DIX road
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24

T. Caust, 4 ". Alien, L. Andrews
A Baclke. Mrs Blubin, f. Besancon
seph Brewe, +. Boroni, Ida A. Baier. H.
Buchenheiger, 4. II Brown, q A.
Brown. T. Bush. c. Brocker. Ee Brocc9
Charles Bender George Baugh. VIII
mon r. Beckwith. John Beyster. IA. r.
Barnard. G. &. Burch, Albertina Bootz
Blake Cash. Christina Beatty \
Barker, A Brestan, g L. Blank. Charles
Berndt, August Bolton, r. Behnke, II
Bundy J a. Burmeister
P. J. cnnord, G P. clifford. J. E.
Canto. August Carroll Charles Chase
Anna GGasgrain, Peter Cate'~-s
Pay Dickerson. qsorse b Dell. 4
B Busse a pTyeT Mary Pe@n Jo Er
Dorsch. Charles Dohany, Mary l.. De-
priz, f. Dorsle.
William Eisenbach, j. Ewald. Emil
Ewald. f. Engel, t. Engel. l. Engel
7. Fsoer. II II. F + charlie. rle-
W. f. Ferguson, w Fahndrich. g
T9hT Gracn JOIN ErSh% T FFShiiG4
NJ. Freund, g. A. FOUGHT, Frank Da1.
Vincent Field, Field Realty Co. @
f1shbech' Mary Fleming
william Gutschaw. l.. Goodenow, F.
W Gandt +. w Garpow Gus Green
valid. Ella Grostich Ira j. Goodrich
Viola T. Gladweitz. r. c, Gerllng. f VI
Greiner Charles Cork, william Goick
Charles Gotzke. r. Clarke, John Gibson
T. Goik. +. Grove
:. George c. Hastetter, Henry Heide J
". Rowland, c. B Hun. c. Hcrling
Construction Co. Nellie I Hughes
Jonas 5 Holden }, Hartman. Huury
Hosler. George ]. HOFFMAN. A. Hollis
ter Clarence W. Hem"nway, J. Hin @
Hand loser, ;. j. Hunter. ]. G Harning
+. Hahn, Mary HECK, Christ Herrith
August Hclwig MarJory A. Howie
Elizabeth Hopkins.
J. r. Insham. Independent Brewing
Fidel Jehle. W. A. Judd. c. Javamba
:, Annie L { Zee. 4. Kqesser Henr,
NJ Kalwa L. Kean, X KRAFT ". T.
keppen. Fred KrGeske. Anton Kaier J
fkrimwel, ~ G Konen Mrs. Krause
lam kuhl. j. Karlinski, Otto Kionham.
mer, Frank rKuttler
a II Lane. A. 4 I.amfnie. Lena A
Leonard, Max Lenhardt. r. & Leblanc
a. Laderoot, Ell Laderoot John Luke
William Love. Lovett Estate, w. Lap.
ham. Herman Lorcpz. J. Lyman N
Lehman William IGwerenz j. LIpske
II. Liebold, Paul LoewS Charles p
Logg, Gottfriod Laach0ck. otto LiscR,
ack.
n. j. Madden John Mertz. II Miller
n Marion William Miller. Ann
Machl., A. W. Miller A. Meyer. g. !
Maurer. + Miller, Peter Nodaici<
Amelia Marx. George Meinlgor +
Morongoski, r. Mulvav. IT Metzclfeldt
Paul Marscheck, James Moore
T.. ". McTavish. W. A. McNflnn
Charles - Mciees, Mary McCann
,winipm MeNapT m
p. N Newman. 'CJN Newen. y j.
Niemsn. y r. Newman. r. NefN r I,
Nicholas. Mary lNadeaU
f. ondette. c oS,h. Henry ohrn.
Herman Priebe Hcrnan Peters Fred
pevitt. J. III. Pinson, J. raDrotski. r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-24
CLIFFORD'S SUB.

Lots l 20 IA, both inclusive. Chas +
Clifford's re-suh. of lots 1874 and 141
OF p. c 32. and ely part OF p c. 26s
between Fort street and Dix road
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KAIER'S SUB.

Lots 10 u, both inclusive. lots 4 2
TO As, both inclusive. Kaier's sub. OF
lots 70 II. and 80 to &C. inclusive Of
Cynthia w Crawford's sub. OF lots ~
10 Al, inclusive OF p. c. 26s, lying be-
tween Fort street and Regular avenue
Lots % TO SO. both inclusive, Kaier S
sub. OF lots 16 10 %, cynthia w Craw-
fords sub OF lots 40 TO a. r. c. 26S,
and OF lots ! 10 II. sub. OF lot 81. and
lots / 20 25, sub. OF lot 80, and alley
lying between sub. OF lots SO. 81 ana
40, Crawford's sub. OF the Fort tract.
+. c. 26S. and lot A., and 1873 OF CAS-
grains sub. OF part OF +. G. 26S. also
vacant Army avenue. lying n. OF lots
46. ~ and 1873. Casgrain's sub, all ~
ing n. OF Lafayette avenue and e. Of
Wntnrn1nn nNanna
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WERER'S SUB.

s Is n of lot / lots % both
inclusive. s. 20 n. OF lot II. lots 10
10 90 hoth inclusive. lots 90 TO c.
both inclusive. ~ 30 a. SO. lots &c so
58 both Inclusive Alexander A. Web
ELS sub bf lot %. and that part OF
10; i0.ts OF NJ q. II X. OF sub. 81