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The Detroit times., 1913-11-11
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ACCESSORY OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 10. 1914.
Psving Notice No. 1889.
ALGER.AVINuI.

To. Jacob Brettmsysr. WILLIAM
Co.. Conrad Schultz. Richard y. john
son, Mary 0ault. q. sesley. Harry 4
James n; Hayes. Frsder!ck Mercott.
Walter Absndroth. ". scott Jones. p.
Smith 'n H%.i: u hisis Dean s:s' cray
=, swift. John q. Lanksl. chsrIStts
nard, and TO All other person. owning;
any Of the lots and premisas fronting
on Alger avenue. In said City OF De-
troity within the limits hereinafter
The Common Council of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 90 much OF
Alger avenue. from the west curb line
Of Beaubten street TO the west curb
line Of Oakland avenue. to be graded
and paved, notice 10 hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premssee fronting on said
Alger avenue and liable to be essesced
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions Of the City Charter. and that
roll Of said assessment 10 now COM
pleted and will remain 1t the Aseess-
ors Office. In the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until Nov. Is. 1919. for
the inspection Of all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN G. NA0EL
A-2S2 President.
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Yuan Shat Kai Has Shown His
Country Way to Progress.
Says Rev. w. H. Gleysten

Speaking on the topic, "Reconstruc-
ton In China" the kev. w. II. 0ley-
stem. representative IA Peking Of the
Fort-st. Presbyterian church. drew an
interesting lecture picture Of the pro
grees OF the celestial empire under
the new republican form Of govern
ment. In Q sermon delivered In the
church. Fort and Third-sts., Sunday.
Mr.. Gleysten has been q missionery
In China for many years and II on q
years furlougn In rnis country. He
has studied the Chinese people and
their customs. their problems OF gov.
eminent and Their religious and social
questions for q long time. and pic
lures the Chinese today 90 q race
Of remarkable personality. with their
heads turned TO the west. instead Of
backward to Confucius and Confucian-
ism 40 formerly, and advancing com.
mercially. socially and civicly, at .
oommendable rate.
yuan Shat Kai." said the speaker,
rs one OF the worlds greatest states
men. He has shouldsred and solved
problems of the greatest portent since
he became president Of New China.
He IL slowly but surely welding the
various factions into friends OF the
new order of things. Yuan Sha Kai
10 bitter foe Of the opium trafIic. and
within q few years 1t IL expected to
be practically stamped out OF the en-
pire. He has ordered the govern
ment troops to raid fields where the
poppy 10 found growing. He has L.
sued orders that daughters ~ well
as sons should be educated--a new
step for q Chinese executive. and
plan is being put into practice whore
by mothers are to be trained 20 that
the Chinese household may be brought
up to a higher standard.
Yuan Shat Kali made this state
ment to q representative OF q press
association who asked him for an ex-
preston for leading newspapers OF
the world:
"'Tell Them said the Chinese exc
cltive, that before the nations IN
which their institutions are located
we're born China was old. and now
that the nations Of the world are OIL
China IL still young and will solv
Its problems successfully
This Is the key to the general
makeup OF Yuan Shat Kai. He 10 the
hope of New China. Through his ef-
forts a new era has dawned for the
empire. There Is equality of oppor-
tunity, religious federation and econ
omic freedom more than ever before
China had It's head turned backward
for thousands Of years, but today II
Is facing the west with head erect.
courage undaunted and spirit un.
dimmed and the future flames with
promise"
The Detroit times., 1913-11-11
Twice Wrecked in Six Weeks

Finley Mclean No. 538 Six
teentf-st., Detroit, mate ON the
steamer Louisiana that was driven
ashore and burned ON Washington
island. Lake Michigan, Saturday,
will give that corner Of the Great
Lakes q wide berth In the fuure.
Twice IN six weeks Mclean was
shipwrecked on the west shore Of
Lake Michigan and the wrecks
were less than 20 miles apart.
Mclean was first mate on the
steamer Hand that went ON the
Big Summer island reefs In q
storm aud then caught fire. The
crew was attempting to patch q
hole In the bow of the steamer
when the flames broke out. The
boat was abandoned and the crew
spent the night on the desert 10.
land, being taken OF the follow
ms morning by fishermen. Nc
Lean returned to his Detroit home
snd spent . few days recuperat-
Ing before going to Milwaukee
where he shipped on the steamer
Louisiana. Oddly enough Mclean
was helping to patch hole IN the
bow OF the Louisiana. after she
went ashore, when q IRE, Was dis
covered raging In her hold. The
members Of the crew were taken
on the burning boat by life-savers.
wrecked twice In ak weeks n
: record to Be proud Of" said Nc
lean. Especially when you come
through with whole skin. I
9uess Will ship again and Anish
the season. II 10 hardly likely that
] viii Set In anoeheP ill-fa' "a ship.r
Mcl1ean's brother, BUR-" 10 en-
ployed @ . drtughtsman N the
city engineers once.
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day, the Ssth Ssy q Seve~S4ss = q
at the hour Of ten c,oleek y ~ q
ed states Post Ofdcs bull1lpS. = r. z
City Of DstEoit County q 49,
state OF Michigan the un1ce4 4
auction to the hishsst ti11sf ~ E. 8
tofore bslonsing 70 the LAke = LIZ
is.d and sassin. snS Ssr' S: is~s
lxl-rhss certain vessel g. lqsjS
ssrsc from a. 't n. 01 pors q bssseiE
Navigation. United states QeRase01ot
sails. boats. anchors. ehalna o8ka6k
machinery. apparel and furntteFg q49
all other. appurtenancse e. edi6 80
soes q sS:y 'sG p on i6SsS s
in Mong agen township.
(B)-rhat certain yessel e tugs
ro SHwn at e the sss port q bsssois HisS an
der certificate No. S.. Dureau ol Navi>
cation. United States DspartFnssf ~
ss omms anoho asa cssin: c.Sis: en9ISs
boilers machinery apparel ana kn11ls.
ture and All other appustenance0 q
.nx nUw IN DSSseH Il scsayi s,s s
the Detroit River In 1oasusses sswn-s
whereas, the ABOVE oeootIU90 po0De,
saSs deed Of trust. dated tSs 3tS 81
Lake & River 0ravsl CompaaHs q
Sherman ID. Calender. trustee q -,
cure the payment OF principal oo1 M
terest OF certain outstAn0ng 49,
Issue q s sdS o sonHS'ny fcr {ersy shSs
Office Of the United States Colloe1ov ~
Customs At the port OF Dstrott 49, :.
wasress e e, 4 Z; s'sss.:': y z
the covenants thereof and pariIGVS1sf7'
In not obtaining insurance on 0n11 49,
sels and In permitting said proplety ~
waste ana depreciate. which 4010G1f'
has continued for more than - $3.50
Whereas. the holders Of tweaty-Gx1
per cent OF tho outstanding bonds nG@S'
potitionsd said trustee 70 foreelOoR 90
mortgage. and the trustee hae dee1G401
the principal Of all sald outstoo1l1I
bonds TO b due and payeble an4 -
ssrXsd q. cs,1 q SssSHmrpanx. xE'sS,n neass BAL
sc TSe Sses Is: undsrsien,d ~.
hereby. gives notice BY puoIioatloQ 81
and place above named, BY viftuo "a
the authority contained e std se9Ss
sHss at. Il al: :ai e IA saa +,
cesds arising from saIA f0recooouGo
thereof. viii Sc distri6nts6 q sls3ef
conformity to the requirements of 49,
Witnsss my hand at DETROIT. 1risn,
'n'' 81 SsHaERxxN 8. cxELENnER
Trus<oo
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Will
SQUABBLE IN
COURT AGAIN
Daughter Wins Second Round.
Being Named Administrators
Of $4,000 Bank Account
FRESH SUIT IN SIGHT
OVER MONEY, HOWEVER
Second Wife, Awarded Most of
Other Property. Wants Hus-
bands Cash. Too

Troubles over the estate Of VIII
liam Hutton. the Affairs Of which
have been In the circuit and probate
courts several weeks. took on new
lease of life, Monday. with the ap
pointment of Hutton's daughter. Ma
Anna Pritchard. special administra
trix Of property consisting of bank
account of $4,000.
The case started In the circuit court
. few months ago when Mrs. Pritca'
ard dled suit to have the deeds 10
about $4,000 worth Of property 81
aside, claiming that her step. inothsf
mad exercised undue influence to have
them drawn.
The suit. heard before Judge Hally,
occupied about three weeks. duriL 1
which more than 100 witnesses wers
examined. II was shown that VII.
liam Hutton, ut the time of his mar.
riage to his last wife, Mrs Elisabeth
Hutton. had iven her property valued
at $1,000 In lieu Of all dover riEhts.
Hutton was 70 when he died several
months ago. His widow is SO.
Much neighborhood gossip figured IA
the trial, including accounts OF how
Hutton kissed his future wife one dag
cut behind the Darn while she stii'
had q husband living and undivorced.
At various times during their IL
ears of married life Hutton added
other gifts to the original $4,000 set
Element upon his wife, until she hal
nearly all his property. She was scs-
tained in its possession by Judge
Haiiy. When the estate came up for
consideration by Judge Hanley, Mis-.
Hutton's lawyer claimed for her the
| $4,000 In the bank on the ground that
liz was q joint checking account.
Judge Hanley reserved decision till
Monday morning when he decided la
favor of the daughter. Mrs. Pritchard.
| Il II said. however. that she may hava
| to start another suit against Mrs. Hut
ton to get possession Of the money.
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BURNETT AVENUE.

Roll No. 1854. Lot 28-Potter's sui
Of o. L. %. Van Dyke farm. p. c. e7s
On the north side Of Burnett avenue
between Van Dyke and Maxwell ave
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NEGRO IS HELD FOR
AGE WOMAN'S DEATH

William Johnson. 80 years old,
Negro. living at No. Is Catherine-st
MAS arrafgned before Justice Cainoy
Monday noon. on charge Of ma,
Flaughter. 1t IL alleged that he struck
Sadie Paul. aged Negress. and polio.
court character, with his fist, knoci.
ing her down, and causing q frac.
lure Of the skull. from which she died
pn Hunt-st. station, where she was
taken as drunk. His examination
WAS set for Nov. H. His white wifi },
Mazie. Is held as q witness in the
base.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssessoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. November 10. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
HANCOCK. AVENUH

To Max Bartholmae: Detroit Cabinet
ski: Peoples Ice Co and 20 all other
persons owning. occupyiug. or other :
wise Interested In any Of the lots and
premises fronting on Hancock avenue.
In said City Of Detroit. within the @im-
The Common Council Of the City Of
Detroit. having ordered % much . OF
Hancock avenue. from the 90 q line
OF Riopelle street TO the west line Of
paved. notice 10 hereby given shat an
assessment hat been nsde upoa all
the lots and prsnisss ftontIng On said
Hancock avenue. and liable % De as
provisions Of the City ChaFtor. snf
that q roll Of said Asssooment u now
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CHICAGO SUFFRAGIST
WILL SPEAK IN DETROIT

Mrs. Laura F.. Ffxen. prominent
suffragist OF Chicago. Will speak be-
fore the Detroit Equal Suffrage club
Friday afternoon, Nov. II, In the Cen
tury building. Mrs. Ffxen will talk
on the international suffrage congresa
held in Budapest. In June, which she
attended as q delegate. The Hun.
Rarian parliament and the city Of
Budapest appropriated . large sum
for the entertainment of the dele
gates to che congress, the ranks Of
which included women famous In var
ious fields. During Mu. Fixen's stay
in Detroit she will be the guest OF
Mrs. Frederick H. Holt.
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SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT!
NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
ASSESSORS
Detroit. November 10. 1913.

Detroit, November TO. lylS.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that Sidewalk Assess-
ment Rolls Nos. S61s to 3I36. both In
elusive, for defraying the cost. and
walks. az hereinafter described. nave
been prepared. and are now open for
inspection. revision or correction IN
this office. and will be presented TO
the Common Council at q session
thereof. to be held on Tuesday. the
26th day Of November. 1913. At TOO p.
m, city time, for confirmation.
The lot or lots described In each roll
have been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walks IN
front Of or adjoining the parcels named
In such roll.
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GERMANS PRAISE
DANCE HALL MEASURE

The Second German Methodist
church. representing q membership Ct
400 persons, passed a congregational
resolution. Sunday. commencing the
German alderman who voted for tire
Vernon dance hall ordinance over tho
mayors veto, and protesting against
the statement that the German
Americans Of the city supported
Mayor Marks action In vetoing the
measure.
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Roll No. 37os. s. $3.50 feet Of O. I.
1876. Except g. IS feet thereof and
except Beaubien street, al opened. L.
Heaubien farm. On the south side OF
Frederick avenue between Beaubien
and 81. Antoine streets.
Roll No. 3704 Lot 26 Geo. M. Hen.
dries sub. OF o. l. 191 n. 45232 feet
OF o. L. 100 Rivard farm On the north
side OF Frederick avenue between
Hastings and Rivard streets
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completed. and VIII remain AZ the
Assessors Office. In the City OF De-
troit. from the date hereof until Nc
vember Is. 1914. for the inspection -
all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
(A-sel) President
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GARLAND AVENuE.

Roll No. 3705. Lot 1876 and n IL
OF lot 157. Aberle sub OF the ely 80
feet Of the WHY LIZ and that part OF
lots 1. 2. 3. 4. and s. sub. OF the ely
IL. all OF p. G. 725. lying between
Pointe. On the east side of Garland
avenue between Jefferson and Kerche-
val avenuee
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YR0NTTNAC DOULEVARD.

Roll No. 3702. Lots a and Is. Han
mans Belt line addition. being part OF
p. G. e7e. On the east side Of From
tenac Boulevard between Duncan
street and Medbury avenue.
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EAST SIDE-CITY
ABERLE AVENUE.

Roll No. 367S. Lot 31-Green's sub.
Of lots l, 3. 4 and s, OF the sub. OF lots
and 8, Y sec. So. 10000 acre tract.
On the south side Of Aberle avenue
between Russell street and Railroad.
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FOHEST AVENUE

X. Gums sub. OF blocks 22. 20, 26 and
81. A. Beaubien farm between Fremont
street and Warren avenue. On the
north side OF Forest avenue between
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AGNES AVENUE.

Roll No. 3s79. Lots as and 49-H0l-
comb and Sears sub. Of lots I. 2. 8. IL.
i2. ~. and n. y OF lot 10, OF the sub:
OF p. c. TO- Robert Beaubien farm and
part of =. c. ga On the south side
OF Agnes avenue, between Belvidsre
end Mcclellan avenues.
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GOODWIN AVENUE.

Roll No. 3706. Lot &c. Galloway and
Butternelds sub. Of lots and a. OF
the sub. Of w.. Ia Of IA sec. 43, 10000
acre tract. On the east side Of Good :
win avenue between Holbrook ana
Westminster avenues
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wALD1lDGE STREET.

OF Van Dyke avenue between WAL
bridge and Duncan streets
WALB1IDGE STREET.
Roll No. 3733 Lots 50 to "a both In
elusive Neicvs sub. OF lots 1 and :, Van
Dyke farm r. &. els n. Of 0ratiot ave.
On the south side of Walbridge street
between Van Dyke and Maxwell ave.
nues.
WELLINGTON AVENUE.
Roll No. 373i. Lots 10. 20. II. 26. "a,
sS, Macklem's sub OF lots IL and is
Y sec. 43. 10000 acre tract. On
the south side a. Wellington avenue
between Russell street and Cameron
avenue.
WILKINS STREET.
Roll No. 1896. Lot Sub OF the &
Moran farm between Gratiot and In
diana streets. On the north side OF
wilkins street between st. Antoine and
Hastings streets.
Any person desiring to object to any
Assessment 30 made may, upon filing
with the City Clerk at any time prior to
the date last above mentioned. q writ
ten protest, be heard before the Com
mittee on Streets to whom such pro-
tests will be referred at a meeting
thereof to he held on the Monday fol-
lowing such reference At 10 q. IN. city
time. at the Committee room, City Hall.
JOHN G.. NAQEL.
A-25s President Board Of Assessors.
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FERRY AVENITE

Roll No. 300. 9. 1890 It. Of w. az
II. Of lot 6. Palmer's sub. Of part OF o. l.
loe OF the L. Beaubien farm On the
north side OF Ferry avenue, between
Brush and Beaubien streets
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VAN DYKE AvENIrr

Roll No. sI32. Lot s--Meier's sub. OF
lots l and z. Van Dyke farm p. G..
6IS n. or Gratiot ave. On the east side
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TROWBRIDGE AVENUE.

Roll No. 1871. Lot Island vacated
Canin avenue In rear OF said LOTT, Gal
loway and Thomas sub OF My Y OF
the "a. y of sec. 81, 10000 acre tract On
the north side OF Trowbridge avenue
between Beaubien street and Oakland
avenue
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HANCOCK AVENUE.

Roll No. 37ll. W.. 10 It. Of lot 4,
Gamblers sub. Of lots Z, and 8. and the
q. 34.40 feet OF lot 6. and the .. 1888
feet OF the n. u acre, all OF the sub
Of O. l. 100 l. Beaubien farm. On the
north side Of Hancock avenue between
Brush and Beaubien streets.
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JAMESON STREET.

-. Yeaman and sprague's sub. OF that
part Of p. c. 152. lying n. OF Jefferson
avenue: On the south side OF Jameson
street between Mcclellan and Pennsyl.
vAnia avenues.
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BELVDERE Avenue.


east side Of Beaubien street. between
Canneld and GARFIELD avenues.
BELvDERE AVENUE.
Roll No. 1851. Lot 2i1-Jos. 8. Wis.
gers 0ratiot avenue sub. OF part OF
r. c. 10. .. OF Qratiot avenue. On the
west side Of Belviders avenue, between
Medbury avenue and Moffat street..
BEAIS AVENUE.
Roll No. .assa: Lots 1s and IT,
0. L. So. Van Dyke farm, p. CO. 100 and
s7s On the west side. Of Beals ave.
nue.. between Charlevoix and Water
BENTON STREET.
Roll No. ssss. Lots lis. l2s, ia.
s R.: 81 farm nf 's .nx g o . N! Ms k H.
=, Lots $40 and s.,7elat Of Gran: and
farm, On the ne e,th SIDE Of Benton .,,tn,
streets
BURNETT AVENUE.
Roll No. 1854. Lot 2s-Potter's sub.
Of O.. L. %. Van Dyke farm. p. c. s7s.
On the north side Of Burnett avenue.
between Van Dyke and Maxwell ave-
nues.
CAMERON AVENUE.
Roll No 1856. Lot 86-stanley and
Ackerson's sub. OF O. Il. 20 and 20 OF
east side Of Cameron avenue. between
Lynn street and Cani6 avenue
CANIFF AVENUE.
Roll No ssss. Lots rs. 20. 70. Leg:
acres Of the ely. 20 acres Of the WY.
IS acres OF Y sec. %, 10000 acre tract.
On the north side Of Canin avenue. be-
~ "
Roll No. sss7. Lots 4. and 3. Land
rest sub. Of part OF Y sec. "a. 10000
acre tract. On the North side of Can:
Roll No. ASS. Lot ss-wagnsr and
Brandenburg's sub. Of the e. Is acres
q the "; 50 acres OF \ soc. rs. TO-
Lot a.. Legsett and Rodgers sue.
acres OF the WY. Sc acres Of y sec.
On the North side Of Canin Avenue
between Cameron and Hawthorne Ave-
nue..
CADILLAC AVENUE.
Roll No. asss. LOTS IS and js-wa-
tsrworks SUB. Of all that part OF r c.
81 z. Of Cadillac boulevard. and be.
the sast sids Of cadiiisc svsnus. be.
tween Charlevoix avenue and Waterloo
street.
CANlFT AVENUE.
Roll No. 3ss0. Lots 20 and 2l--Plat
Of eco; q. T. the i0.eoo-scre tract
south side OF CaniR avenue, between
Cameron avenue and RUSSELL street
CANFULD AVENUE.
Roll No. sssl. Lot 3. Tregents sub
Of the north part OF 9. / isS and part
Lambert BesuSien farm. On the south
side of Canneld avenue. between
Brush and Beaubien streets
CADILLAC AVENUE.
Roll No. essa; Lots 81 block 100.
r. Of 81. block IL. "a. block 40. Albert
Hesselbscher and Jos s. visger's sub.
0s Of that 20 1sr sc Uf % 81 and do ss
". OF Cadillac avenue and between
Mack and SHOEMAKER avenues. On the
west side Of Cadillac avenue, between
Forest end Warren AvSnues.
E9 h No; sss3 Lots s.. s.? 60; BLOCK
Esre : Tsm: Of ., lSts 70, e u !nsio:iys q
S67 and ISL ". Of Cadillac avenue and
between Mack and Shoemaker ave
nues. On the west side OF Cadillac
Syenue. between Warren avenue and
CHAMDLxR AVENUE.
! :. Roll No. sesl. Lot -, and vacated
aS u sec ~ q sr acre lot O. t os
the south side Of Chandler avenue be-
tween Oakjouo avenue and Beaublen
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JEFFERSON AVENUE.

Roll No. 37l3. Lots / and 2--wm.
B: Wssson's sub. of lots 2 and 8: in
Albert Cranes sub. Of p. C.. ga, and
.. 63.o1 feet Of p. c. 723, n. Of Jefferson
avenue (as widened). On the north
side OF JEFFERSON avenue between Crane
and Hubbard avenues
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RRAuRIrN STREET.

Roll No. $3.50. Lot 3--Armstrong
sub. Of part OF q. L. 189, n. Of Can
field avenue, L. Beaubien farm. On the
east side Of Beaubien street. between
Canneld and GARFIELD avenues.
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of Van Dyke avenue between Wal.
bridge and Duncan streets
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RARMSWORTH AVENUE.

Roll No. 3sss. Lot lilo. Fsrnsworth
sub. OF park lots 30 and 81. On the
tween Woodward avenue and John r.
street.
Roll No. $3.50. Lot as-Geo. Hen
dries sub. OF o. l.. lsl. n. 45232 II. OF
o. J. 100, Rtvard farm. On the north
side OF FarnsWorth avenue between
Hastings and Rivard streets
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GREELEY STREET.

Roll No. 3707. Lot II. Reuters
sub. OF part Of the e. LIZ Of Ia sec
~. 10000 acre tract. On the west side
OF Greeley street between wellington
and Alger avenues
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HAGUE AVENUE.

Roll No. g3io Lots ~. l2s. ia;
the o. 1-2 Of Ia sec. -, 10000 acre
tract. On the south side OF Hague
avenue between Greeley street and
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BEALS AVENUE.

Nutwo0ds sub. OF the sly. go II. OF
O. L. SO. Van Dyke farm. p. c.. 100 and
67s. On the west side Of Beala ave.
nue.. between Charlevoix and Water
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Roll No. ssss. Lot 7a-Macklem's
i Sss e "d sec 8 g. al. iseSSs sr acre. Gs
tract. On the south side OF Euclid
avenue. between Cameron and Oakland
Roll No. sss7. Lots az and as. Quill
LOG and Whittaker's sub. OF lot No.
ioeSo acre ir scs pe on II the south ssi
side Of Euclid avenue. between Gull
lox street and railroad
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HAGUE AYENUE

Roll No. 370s. Lot Sc Stevens and
Luck's sub. Of lots 10 and II Of sub.
OF ". Ia OF "a Sec a., 10000 acre
tract. On the south side OF Hague
avenue between Cameron avenue and
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Roll No. s732. Lot 2s--schwartx and
Hennan's sub. Of lots 4. s and 8, OF the
lying between Mack avenue and lot 10.
On the west side OF Mcclellan avenue.
between Mack avenue and Goethe
street.
Roll No. s72S. Lot 20. block 10
Yeaman and eprague's sub. OF that
part OF p: c. 162, lying n. OF Jefferson
avenue. On the east side OF Mcclellan
avenue between Jameson street and
Cha rlevoix avenue.
Roll No. s724, Lot IL. block l--Yea-
man and spraghe's sub. Of that part OF
On the east Side Of Mcclellan avenue
between Agnes and Jefferson avenues
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MEDBURY AvENUE.

Roll No. $40 VIZ IT, LOT ~
Walter Cranes sub. OF O. L 1913 LAM
Of Medbury avenue between Brush and
Besubicn streets.
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BENTON STREET.

Roll No. 3ess. Lots lis. 123, 12l.
Plat Of the sly. u OF o. l.. No. ls5
Rivard farm. being Connor's sec. RI
ward farm.
Wesson's sec. OF the Louis Moran
farm. On the north side Of Benton
street. between Rivard and Hastings
streets.
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ST. ANTOINE STREET.

Roll No. 3130. Lot 1sS--Crane and
W esson's sec OF the Antoine Beaubien
farm :, OF Elizabeth street. On the
,ast side OF st. Antoine street between
Brewster and wilkins streets
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LYMAN PLACE.

Roll No. Sis. Lot 4<-Piat OF
Stockings sub. Of the 3. part OF lot IL.
Secs. 20 and 81. On the south side
Of Lyman Place between Riopelle and
Russell streets.
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MORAN STREET.

Roll No. 1921. $. $40 feet of n.
117.A0 feet OF lot 8. Maurice Moran
farm p. c. 49,. On the east side OF
Moran street between Garfield and
Forest avenues.
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00BNS AvEWUE.

RCl, Nc In , Lot sS.ROhn's sub
Cranes sub. OF r. G. s4A. and .. 1921 II.
Of p. c. 7ss. n. OF Jefferson avenue and
lot I. Of the sub of that part Of
c. 10. lying .. OF Mack road On the
.. siie. n Robins avonre between
Goethe street and Mack avenue.
Roll No 37s7. Lot t1--Oschwind's
cast end sub; Of lots end Z, and part
r, 6. Sxi. and II. &. OF p. c.; also part
Of r. c. ls2. On the side Of noh9o
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avenue between canneld and Sylvester
avenues
Roll No. 3T2s. Lot 81 John Al.
Brewer Co.'S Crane avenue sub. OF part
or y. G. GA. between Mack and Ora
tot avenues On the west side of
Eohns avenue between Moffat and
Chaptn streets
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Roll No. 1851. Lot 2l1-Jos. 8. Wis
gers 0ratiot avenue sub. OF part OF
p. c. 10. .. Of 0ratiot avenue. On the
west side Of Belvidere avenue, between
Medbury avenue and Moffat street.