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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
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CITY ENGINEER
APPROVES DESIGN
Says New Workers. Plan for
Ninth Street Bridge Is
Good One.

Cl.y Engineer Boiling returned TO
the Administrative Board yesterday
the report OF the boards committee on
the award Of prizes in the design com
petition for the proposed new Ninth
Street Bridge, with the statement that
the design by Is. H Davis. of New
York, which won first prize. appears
10 be q good one"
Nh. Boiling expressed regret that he
had not found il possible to meet with
the committee on award when it was
engaged in examining the thirty de-
signs thar were submitted In the con-
test These came from as FAR North
as Boston and a. far South a atlanta
He reported that he had not Vet found
tlme 10 examine the design submitted
ny + 4. Cummirs. OF Pittsburgh,
which took the second prize Of $500.
The board instructed the City Engi-
neer 70 make vouchers for $500 in
favor Of Engineer Davis. winner OF the
irst prize. ana for $500 in favor Of
Engineer Cummins The money viii!
De forwarded a. once
The Davis arstpr!ze design was Sc
lect+d from among thirty others b.
special committee composed Of II T..
Beck, Carlton Mccarthy and Consult
Ing Engineer j. = Johnston. The sa-
Aent features % the design, according
% ne contest committee, which re
ported 20 the board Tuesday. are
Two pa abo!ic spandrel arches be-
tween Piers edaptab.Nty TO econom-
ioa. construction because OF the fact
that re piers arc 50 located that the
OLD ur!cEe can 10 used as 2 construc-
-.er bridge during = great part OF the
construction good arrangement Of
trolley poles. electric gas and water
ooadui,s and . monumental design
commensurate With the majesty Of the
Ioestlon."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
ALL ROADS TO KENBRIDGE
Grent Political Rally to ne Held in
Lunenburg To-Day.

All roads In Southside Virginia lead
10 Kenbridge this morning. Plans are
on foot for an immense gathering Of
the speeches OF the candidates for Of
Ace In the Democratic primary Of next
Tuesday and to hear an address from
Governor William Hodges Mann. The
speechmaking this morning Will be fol-
lowed by an old-fashioncd barbecue,
and the afternoon will be devoted to
a baseball game and other events
The debate between Mcssrs. Brown
and Koiner over the issues OF the cam
paign for Commissioned OF Agricul-
ture Is looked forward 10 as one Of
the most interesting features OF this
campaign. S. Gordon Cumming. who
has accepted an invitation to speak at
Kenbridgc to-day, hopes to be able
10 get back to Richmond in time to
address the Lee Ward Democratic Club
tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were issued by the State
Cooperation Commission yesterday az
follows:
M!llboro Lumber COMPANY. Of Mil
boro. Va. and Johrstown. Pa Incor-
porated. AleXandria $50. 900 10 5000
900 NJ Murdoch, president; II B
Murdoch. secretary. both o. Johnstown.
Pa
Supplemental Certificate OF incorpo-
ration Pin Money Pickles. incorporated
OF Richmond. changing name TO Mrs
= g KIDD Incorporated
Bright Belt Warehouse Company, In
corrorated. Brookneai. $4,000 10 $50 600
W. r. Walker. president. W. G. Walk.
er, secretary. both OF Brookneal
SUPPLEMENTAL certificate OF incorno-
Corporation. Lynchbure. changing name
70 i've River Lumber Co. Incorporated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
MAY BE ON BALLOT
Local Committees Have no Instruc-
tions to Drop Medderburn.


lions to Drop Wedderburn.
VIII the name OF Alexander ] We'd
derburn appear on the ballots in Tues
days primary? AR. Wedderburn has
retired from the race. but apparently
his official notice did not reach Acting
Chairman Echols until the ten day
limit required By law had expired, and
1t is doubtful IL any OF the local com
mittces Will feel authorized in striking
his name from the official ballots with
out some definite Instructions from tho
State chairman Reports from Lynch
burg last night quote F. w. Whitaker.
chairman OF the party committee there
as stating that Wedderburn's name will
be on the ballots used there. In some
sections OF the State it Is said that tho
printing of the ballots was held back
as late as possible In the expectation
that S. Gordon Cumming would also
retire.
Some Richmond lawyers construe the
Byrd primary law as making effective
as to primaries the requirement Of the
State election law, which requires tho
printing OF ballots ten days before the
election. II is stated that In few. II
any, instances was this requirement
complied with.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
r EV. A. l.. PHILLIPS.
LEADER AT MONTREAL
RETURNS AT BELVIDERE HALL
City Committee to Meet Tuesday Night
nj 81 O'Clock

Returns of the vote in Richmond in
the primary of next Tuesday will be
received by the City Democratic Com
m!ttee at Belvidere Hall. corner Of Bel
Nleere ana Main Streets. next Tuesday
night at {, O'Clock. w b. Jennings. chair.
man OF committee on arrangements
reported yesterday that IL had been
found impracticable TO secure a special
telegraph wire for returns from Other
sections of the state. as the telegraph
companies Will not operate bulletin
service for this election. Aside from,
the general result, OF the election
'hroushout the state, there is consid-
cFap!e local interest and some betting
on the size OF the vote the local fay-
orites will be able 10 bring GU, on
election day in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
CAUGHT BY STRATEGY
{. +. SykeH Charged with Selling
Liquor Without License

- EiyUUr WITHOUT 1sicchNc.
{. p. Sykes, Sr.. who lives at tho
corner OF West Broad Street and the
boulevard. was arrested by county of!
GERS Thursday on the charge OF selling
liquor without license. after they had
secured certain evidence by means OF
strategy.
that Sykes was selling beer. aihoueh
he had no license but they had been
unable 70 catch him in the act Deputy
Sheriff w. w. Sydnor and Special Po-
liceman T. w. Seay induced two men
10 enter the place and purchase drinks
with marked money. The officers then
entered. were told that Sykes had sold
tho liquor. and he was arrested with
the marked money upon his person
Mr. Sykes was bailed TO appear be-
fore Magistrate Puryear Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock
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LOST BOY FOUND
Police Pick Up Pickininny. who Is Sent
Ia IIiY

10 Ut! IfUHIt.
BOY LOST-GEORGE ROBINSON.
colored. aged four years was lost
about o'clock yesterday (Friday).
Finder will please return him to 3Sl5
Fifth Street. Fulton.
This advertisement appears else
where in The Times Dispatch. a boy
answering the description of the miss
ing child was found yesterday after
noon by Mounted Policeman Smallwood
toddling about the streets in the West
End. He was taken TO the Second Po-
lice Station, but when no one had
claimed him at a late hour last night
he was sent TO the City Home. that he
night DrODerlY lie cared for
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Held na Fugitive.

.. l.. Sallic, who has been working
here as street car conductor. was ar
rested yesterday by Detective G. P.
Smith and held as a fugitive from JUS
tice from Winston Salem. y. c.. where
he is said to be wanted on the charge
Of having committed grave offense
against young woman An officer
viii come for him in n few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02
superintendrnt Nr.irnn

Phillip Williams. recently elected gu
perintendent Of schools for Shenandoah
County. has rendered his ,csipnation TO
the state Board OF Education, and IL
has been accepted. His successor viii
be chosen al the meeting on august IS.
Mr.. Williams has been appointed Com
monwealth's attorney ny Judj,e Thomas
W. Harrison, of the Seventeenth Judi
ciai Circuit. and haH already under
taken his new duticX
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Eagles Convention
BALTIMORE, MD.
Aug 4 to 10

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
will place tickets on sale. Richmond
to Baltimore. August ?, 3, 4. good until
August II. at $5.75 round trip via Old
Point Norfolk, the Chesapeake
Steamship Company or the Baltimore
steam Packet Company (Old Bay Line).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-02

Royal Brooks. colored. was arrested
Yesterday by Sergeant thinner and Pa
trolnan Sweet on the charge OF steal
ing diamond stick pin, valued at $50,
from Carrie Hunt. also cOlored:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-25
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July % 1913
Paving Notice No. 1857.
PULASKI AVE.

To Eugene A. Adams Williaia /.
Bush Frank cary. l. vi. Coulson. {. J.
iCoulSon. Peter Dudek Albert t. EhaT
Joseph Figura. II. t. Feer, Lucy Gusy-
inski; Arthur ~ Gaukler, Joseph t-er
wzerak Charles Hanneman; Jo.cpa
Iekielck: Lawrence Jodloskt : kaySe;
r. Kursymcr. John Kaczur. A Kru-
pinski. Rose Kulczuk Frank Kur&a
Andrew Lauppe, Joseph MeadOyalO,
Frank T. Naples Konrad Matthtoi
Otilia Matthiae. Charles PlaszcZyca X.
Piecha Casimir Stawecki, st John 5
church. Michael Szwertnia Jchu
Sklarczyk Rev. John :. Walczak, An
thony ZarembA. and To all other par
sons owning occupying. or other y Use
Interested In any OF the lots and prem =
ises fronting ON Pulaski avenue in sa Il
city OF Detroit within the limits her G.
matter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City %
Detroit having ordered so much ,,
Pulaski avenue, from the north line Il
line OF NC II r. 10 be graded ard
paved. notice il hereby given that al
assessment has been made upon all The
lots and premises fronting on said
Pulaski avenue. and liable to be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the city Charter. and that
roll Of said assessment Is now cJm-
pleted, and Will remain at the Asses
sors Office. In the City OF Detroit. from
the dats hereof until August ). '91f.
for the inspection OF all persons con
cerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY JOHN c NAGEL
(A40l President
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July ~. f9ia
Paving Notice No. 1855.
McD0UGALL-AVE.

TO James L. Adams William Al.
liecht; Frank Bonn; Jacob Burshsrdt;
Beutler; John q. Borbo, Herman But
ger; Nettie Bcaudriau; A. Ill, Beau
champ; u. II. Ballmer, Frank Bernter;
Charles Bonner, August Bynott. SophIs
Buckenstein; Andrew H. Brodie; Henry
Bossemberger. Adolph Baumgard A
NJ Campan Realty Co, Philip Cron-
bach, Christina Dashaw Joseph Ds
kosky; otto Daniels; Theophile Diet
breeht William r. Flehn. Felix Re
dore Feldmen. Pauline Fischer, Josepn
Greh Theodore Grcssman Charles i
Gehrke: Frederick Granke; George a..
GGrn6esr, c 5i,IrIig }. Gould isna,H
Hlrsch; Robei Hirsch; Henry Hoenke.
Albert Hely; Isabella Houston; William
ladley: Marc NJ. Hahn; Pauline Hahn.
William Henshell. johanna Hahn. AL
fred Jones; Alex. Johnson. J. A. IAN
Use; John Johns Kaiser and Schmidt.
Anton Kraus: william Hasten; Ausust
kloetzel; Augusta knop. Charles a
kurth; Edmund knaebe, Paul Ketcl-
nut; Edward krusChWitz. Margaret
keefe Ernest Kodweiss: Ernest Klaus,
Kraft; Henry L. Koppin; Edward q
kaiser. Herman kiersCh. George kunE.
Theodore krause, Antoine J keers;
Ernest Kainski, Henry w. Kageff
Frederick kuhiow; Charles Kaminslti:
Frederick Korschnick; Herman Rowan
SKI; Henry r. Koch John kestell: Au-
~ l. I
erick w Luebke, Frank Lutz. Susan
l:eahy, Herman Machman. Anna
MM.ehehieIdier, w u Malburg; Charles
oestreicher; Herman Pardeick her
man Pfcffer, Charles r. Piel John
g. Peiz Mary Penitzky; Minute
Icrdelck, Pauline q al Il {. Emu
Kaetz. Herman Rademacher, Willail
Rademacher. George Radke; Gustdys
Kadke Caroline Rutton; Carl Rupert
Emll IL. Ruthcnbcrg. Mary Rogers,
a
liam Reimcr; Elizabeth Sly. william
Sil"ski, Charles Schl ic ker. Adam
Schwabe: Anna stewart, William stew
art Martin smith; Caroline Slick ~
Schaner; Potter Schaffer. Anna SchIoe.
der; Adolph Selinski Henry Scnop1;
william H. shields: Henry stoll; julius
nebar, Herman A. Taube. Karl 1ss.
Ernest Wenzel, William a. Wendler.
Nathali Wegcnhaupt Minnie Woltes;
Walter Weber Rudolph Westfal. Con-
rad Wolf John Walters. Edward
Winkler, Herman. Winkler: Geprse
Wagner Joseph, Zctt; bertha Ilelke,
occupying, or otherwise interested
in any OF the lots and premises
fronting on McDougall avenue, in said
city OF Detroit within the limits ntrc-
matter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the city Of
Detroit, having ordered so much OF Nc
DouSall avenue. from the north linz 81
CLINTON street 10 the south curb line ~
Gratiot avenue, 10 be graded and paved.
notice Is hereby given that an asses. %
ment has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Nc
Eougall avenue, and liable 70 be as
sessed for said Improvement under The
provisions OF the city Charter, aud
that a roll OF said assessment is now
completed and will remain at tho
Assessors office, In the city Of Detroit,
from the date hereof until August 2.
1914. for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY iOHN g NAGEI.
tNGS1 President
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 20. 1913
Paving Notice No. 1855.
MELDRUM.AVE-

To George Cando. ii. c. Dietz: b
Degen. Peter Fischer Estate, Ma ie
Germer; viola Gladewitz. ! !. icy
mann: William c. Hamberg. Max q.
Hiliman. ELIZA kruger: ID klefer. Johr
G. i.ewereuz Frederick Miller, IA -
Mal0w. j Mas. Mark Mclean. Jar -
f. Mcdonald William Mclaughlin
William Pressed &, n Ripple 81 $
RotheubeI Charles Shaar, sophia
smith. j SchebiIski ! Seitenhelm. ~ .
Urban Realty Co. r. 4 Westghal,
Pauline Wehner. and 20 all other per-
sons owning. occupying, Jr otheru SO
inter, sted IN any OF the lots and ,,rcm-
ives fronting on Meldrum avenue. with.
ln the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council ~ the city o.
Detroit. having ordered so mucG Of
Mcldrum avenue. from the north line
81 Gratiot avenue - the south curb uue
OF Forest avenue, 20 be graded al
paved. notice ~ hereby given that sr
& assessment has been made upon all the
lots, and premises fronting on said
Medium avenue. and liable TO be- as
sessed FOR said Improvement under tha
provisions Of the CITY Charter and
that a roll OF said assessment IL now
completed and viii remain at tns
ASSESSORS office in the city OF Dotrot
from the date-Aereof until Argus. B.
1913. for the Inspection 81 all persons
concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY John G NAGEL.
CAsa) President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-25

AN ORDINANCE 70 add to Article 8
sections to be known as Sections
and OF an ordinance entitled An
Ordinance defining the duties and
powers OF the Department of Build
ings and the csta blishing Of build
ing code for the City OF Detroit
IL is hereby ordained by the people
OF the CITY OF Detroit.
Section !. That sections and o.
Article Of an ordinance entitled An
Ordinance defining tho duties and
powers Of the Department Of Building {
and the establishing Of a building code
for the city of Detroit be. and the
same are hereby amended SO ss 10 read
as follows:
Article V. section 3. Existing frame
buildings. within the FIRE limits. IL in
good condition with exterior walls
plumb and true may be veneered with
four ia inches OF brick. stone or con-
crete built on twelve (12) inch thick
masonry foundation wall.
Section s. The second story and
gables Of buildings used exclusively
for dwelling purposes In the brick We
neer fire limits may he covered on the
outside with a covering of metal. lath
and cement plaster not less than three
quarters "a OF an inch thick over all.
or any other hreproof covering being
or equal value as heat insulator and
which Will not disintegrate az seven
teen hundred I,700) degrees FahTen-
heit in two hours
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take i'm
mediate effect
Approved July % 1919
OSCAR 3 MARIN.
Mayor
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk
A-4a tOfficial papers please cobD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-25

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend Section Of
IL Chapter 191 OF tho Compiled ordf-
nAnces ~ the city OF Detroit FOR
Is wear 1912. by adding q new section
s tr be- known as Section ~
q IL is herehv ordained bv the peopie
bf the city ~ Detroit
Section I That Section I ID ~
CHAPTER mi of Tho Compiled Ordinances
OF the CITY az Detroit for the vear
1877 Ne and the same is hereby made
TO read az follows.
sec. 90 The Gre limits Of the
city, OF Detroit shall also include eli
that sectio ion W the CITY described with
.fn the following limits Commencing
|ht Gre Intersection ~ the center line
'hf die alley hrst north Of and parallel
'Eitb Jefferson avenue and the alley
nfs& west OF and parallel with Seyburn
SvcKte. thence northerly along thr
danker lipe % seid alley 90 the donter
along the center line OF Kereheval
avenue 10 the center lipe of Shipherd
AveNtns thence southerly along the
reuter line ShiDherd avenue 20 the cen.
Ger ifne OF Chsmplain street: theme,
westerly along the center line or cham
plain strse az 10 the center tire ~ a.,
silev nrst east OF and parallel wi.f
alley 10 n line parallel and 200 foe
6isfnu. ucrthcriv from the northeriv
lire OF Jefferson avenue thence west
eriy along said line 10 the point o
sec . This ordipanee -shaJI TAX
Approved July 20 1913
OSCAR w. MARX
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
City CLERK
A-si fonciai papers please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-25
whIob Made II All Alright.

WINCH W4oC ~ ~
i Baltimore woman who never had
- garden was unexpectedly afforded
- opporsssity to-possess ne-where
~ coold 90 az she pleased. IT was,
thersfBre. with careful study mat she
psrusG3 the seed catalogue. one day
haxs psbapd came home and. found
her deep in its illustrated pages. She
had q long list OF seeds written on
~a4heet~of paper.-which she-announe-
I'd. contained the seeds she wished
lser husband TO procure for her
you want these flowers 10 bloom
this summer, don't you?" asked her
husband. after looking AT the list
why. yes.
q Wall, then. il may interest you 20
learRsthat those YOU have put down
her& don't bloom until the second
sQl4her."
.fF~Oh. thatse all right " said the
Wife. II am making up my list from
n last years catalogue Llppincotts
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Ordinance m. "a

Chapter i7s of the Compiled ordi-
nances Of Detroit OF 1919
Section / " IL hereby ordained hN
the people Ct the City Of Detroit thai
section Of Chapter l73 Of the Com
piled Ordinances OF Detroit Of 1912 he.
end the same - hereby amended so "a
Section ! No building. place or 10,
Where junk. rags. old rope. paper.
haggins old iron. brass. COPPER, tar.
empty bottles. slush or lead ore
bought. sold or stored. shall be here.
after used. established or maintained
within the territory within the city Of
Detroit described AZ follows
All that portion Of the CITY Of De
froit bounded or the west nv Beaubirr
street. on the south by Gratiot aveuue
on tn, noJh BY alley north Of and
parallel with Napoleon street and on
the east by Russell street also, all "a -
portion Of the CIV Of Detroit Sing
north OF the alley north az aud parallel
with Napoleon street and between lie
BOUNDARY lines ~ the Third War1 -
the northerlv citv limits also All that
portion OF the city Of Detroit living
north OF the alley north ~ and paral-
lei with Napoleon street and btft,ceu
he boundary lines Of the Fifth w ~ !
10 the n0rtherly city limits also al
That portion Of the city Of petrclt
bounded OH the north by the center
line of Gratiot avenue. ON the west ~
the center line ~ Hastings street on
the east hy the center line OF Russell
ytrcet and on the south by the CEN =
line or Jefferson avenue also All that
portion OF the city OF Detroit bound d
on the north by the south line OF Can
field avenue on the south by the mort a
line OF Mack avenue. or the ives; rv
The east line of Dequindrc street ana
on tho east hy the west line Of ~ Az
bin avenue provided thar this ORD
nance shall not be construed So ap.lV
90 any Junk shop NOW being condu ted
or maintained Within the terrttotv
herein desct ibed
See >. This ordinance shall take ,,t-
mediate effect
Approved July o. iol1
OSCAR r MARX
N8Nur
Attest
RICHARD LINDSAY
Cttt Cirfk
A-sp toffcial papers please -eopv)
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detron July 30 1872.
Paving Notice No 1858
lender PLACE.

To q p Burau. Edward Breu IKE
charles Renzin. Jr Theresa Broeg ~
n baxter. Conrad Henkei Scot. e.
Hodge. Henry Klang Edward i[roen
Wniiam /. Krey Henry Klein Dtt,
Misch Berthe r. Menninger, John :
Mueller Albert Prangc W. \. Pp1s
David Reid. Louis = Stclan \ sum
norfeldt Robert Sunkel Mary Shieits
George Stricken. August Tank WI
liam wild Ernest Wilko Lena IVES
ton. Frank Zanke Edward Zcndcr
Henry i Gender. Mary Gender, ahd T.
oil other persons OWNING, occupying
or otherwise Interested in any ~ ~,
lots and premises frontirg on Ieudc'
place. ln said city - Detroit within
tn. limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the CRY OF
Detroit having ordered So much 81
Gender Place. from the east curb ID
OF Euarv street To the west line o. Mt
Elliott Avenue. TO he graded and paved
notice IL hereby given that an assess
ment has been made upon all The ltt>
and premises fronting on said Zend ~
Place and liable 10 he assessed for
said Improvement under the pruVislonc
of the city charter. snd that roll II
said assessmeu, rs now completed. en-
viii remain AZ the Assessors Office iu
the city Of Detroit. from the date
hereof until August g. 1913, for the in
spectlcu OF all persons concerre
therein
Nv JOHN c NAGFL
(A4ll President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-25

PORTER STREET tRepaving)
City Estimates.

II cubic yards OF excavation includ-
ing old paving material, cedar on con
crete in and along track.
222 cubic yards Of excavation. tnclud
ing old paving material. cedar on sand.
outside OF track.
l2s lineal feet OF new curbstone
(straight) more or less Medina
1871 lineal feet OF curbstone, in o.
10 feet RI circles furnished by city
set by contractor
500 lineal feet Of curbstone reset.
more or less Medina,
6317l square yards OF brick paving
533s7 square yards OF concrete un-
der paving 8 inches deep.
4e45 cubic yards paving concrete in
and along track.
1722 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
323 so lineal feet of rail 10 plaster
or reQuired): at the junction OF pave
ment with car track the contractor
will fll void under rail- heads with
cement mortar without aStra charge.
2sS9 square yards Granite nose
stones.
OgS cubic yards OF sand under ties.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 22 1919.
Paving Notice No. 1854.
HOBART-AVE

To Mary A. Brownlee: {. g. Rrown-
lee. & b. Brownlee: Perry l. Brown
Ice Detroit Brass Works; Georgiauna
Dcfoc. y Gibbons; w. ;. Ralston; l.. T..
linton, J. y Withee, and to all other
persous owning, occupying, or other
wise interested In any OF the lots aud
nrcmises fronting on Hobart avenue. IN
said CITY OF Detroit within. the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit, having ordered 50 muCh uf
Hobart avenue. from $50 feet north ut
the north line Of stanley avenue 20 the
forth line OF Gage street to he graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given that
.sn assessment has been made upon all
tho lots and premises fronting on said
Hobart avenue, and liable to be as
scsscd FOR said Improvement under the
provisions of the city Charter. and
That "A roll Of said assessment Ii now
completed and will remain at 'ho
ASSESSORS ofnrg, tn tho city of Detro.-.
from tho date hereof until August 3.
iais. for the inspection Of all persons
concerned therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN c. NAGEL
(ASO President.