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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

Charles Rooney has returned from
Lyndon where he attended the fu-
neral Of Charles Algeo.
Mrs. Charles SEWERS of North
Yakima, Washington, who has
visited with her sister, Mrs. Forest
Turton and others in Baraboo, has
gone to Kendall and W1nona, with
her father, Henry Harris. They will
visit at the r. g. Harris home in
Kendall and with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Harris in the latter city. Mrs. SEWERS
praises the west and reg ards it as a
land Of remarkable opportunities.
Associate Justice Robert G.. Sic
becker of the Wisconsin Supreme
court, who has been ill for month
with internal troubles, has been
taken to Rochester, Minnesota.
for treatment by the Mayo brothers.
The judge is a brother-in-law of
Senator LaFollette, who was himself
operated upon by the Mayos several
years ago. Senator LaFollette visited
the judge:Sundsy just prior to the
trip MULTIPLICATION Journal.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27
UnderQOeS Operation

Mrs. Frank Feltz has undergone an
operation at the Gem City General
hospital.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

FOR SALE
Cedar box couch.
Bed springs.
Gasoline stove.
Revolving book case.
Will sell for cash or exchange for
wood.
Ii. e. Cole, 9O8 Ash street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

FOR SALE-Two young mares,
coming 3 and years in spring, heavy
grade Belgiums, chesnut color. M.
e. Coyne, Plain, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

FOR SALE-Cheap, If taken az
once, so acre farm. Inquire at this
office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

A telegraph message has beer re-
ceived ut Prairie du Sac which tells of
she death of Frank A. Kendall, son
of DR.. and Mrs. A. 0. Kendall, of that
village. Mr.. Kendall was employed
with the Detmer Wooden Co. at Cam
bridge, Mass, and died there Saturday
after a weeks illness with meningitis.
The remains will be brought to Prai-
rie du Sac for burial. He is survived
by q wife and child.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

PARTNE Err WANTED-Ono with
about $500 TO invest In established
clothing business. Address by letter
KY z, In care Of News office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

WANTED-Dining room girl. -
Peoples Restaurant.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-11-27

FursCaps, alsves, Mitts, etc.
The Fur store.
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CRANBERRY.

Mrs. Claude L. Leppo gave a quilt
ing party at her home on January
%. that was enjoyed By all. Those
present we're. Messrg. and Mesdames
-Glaud l.. Leppo, John Brown, Harry
Daniel B. Shaffer. Thomas Harris,
Zach Harris. John W. Reaver. Kate
Loekard, A. Z. Ebaugh. ELI f. Ying-
ling. Misses Margle Leppo, Ruth
Shaffer Matrome Reayer. Edna Barn
hart. Perdido YIngllng. Pauline Ying-
ling. Beatrice Yingling: Messrs.-
Ralph Leppo. George Harris, Robert
YinglIng and others.
Miss Annie panebaker, our school
teacher. at Rogers No. ., is getting
along very nicely with her pupils.
She has on role 90, aud of them
have not missed a day. and 3 others
have only missed one.
Mr.. Abraham Snyder IL on the sick
list With the grippe.
Master George o. Brine, who has
been very Ill. Is somewhat improved.
Mr. George Gummel and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. John 7. Reed. who
has been on the sick list for come
time.
Mr.. Lee Snyder, RIfe and son
Sterling. spent Sunday With Mr. Jacob
WanIz. near Moreloek'a school house
Mr.. Thomas Poole, vile and dangh-
ter. Of Hampstead. spent Sunday with
Mr.. Reuben Mattner and family.
Mr. Edward Gummel spent Sunday
with Mr, Charles Hunt and family.
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HsksRTIn..

Mics Catherine summeryllie. OF
baltimore, waB weekend guest OF
her sister. MHH. Ira Dorsey
Mr. NJ, J. Lester left Monday to
spend the late winter n Mobile. Ala.
with her son-In-iaw and daughter. Mr.,
and Mrs. Oster PlagFameyer.
Mr.. Ray Ward, Of Minnesota. IL
gpen1lng some time 18th his cousin.
Clarence Stoekadale.
Quite a number OF our people at
tended the funeral Of Carroll Eaplc
on Wednesday We express much
sympathy To he bereased family
Tie teachers. trimming class VI or.
ganIzed on Saturday evening. Rev.
Carroll Maddox, presiding. !. =
fenbY was appointed teacher. Mrs
Philena FenbY. president. Mira Alpha
HenIz. secretary. There are . taking
the course n The present time.
MTa. HildeTHon hAa returned 10 the
home OF her nephew. Harvey Gaple
much improved.
Our taxpayers NUT be mapping
where Is our delegation Why nj ask
for orr oBe=mIle Of STATE road
Revival services are Htill n prog.
reHH. There lave hsan mani con.
versions There 81 - preHahlnr
Sunday at II % and revival services
at 10 in thu evening
AFbuius and dsndelIans were gath.
cred here o. January s This i for
the Old people 10 compare with past
wlntera
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LIBERTYTOWs.

Mrs. George H Whitmore spent
several days in Frederick with her
nephew, Mr.. T. Arnold Whitmore. and
family.
Mrs. Edward Hobbs underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
at the Frederick City Hospital last
week, since which time she has been
doing nicely.
Miss Mary Irene Simpson left To
take a three years course n nurse ii
the Church Home and Infirmary IN
Baltimore. She was accompanied By
her mother. Mrs. + r. Swadener, who
will spend a week In the city.
Sweadner Bros. have commenced
tearing down the old building. adjoIn-
ing the property opposite the public
school house. which has been used
for cabinet making and undertaking
for the last 125 years. and used
continuously by members OF the
Sweadner family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lorraine Simpson
celebrated their ninth wedding an
niyersary on Sunday on which oeea-
sion very fine dinner was served.
Mrs. Eugene Hammond entertain
ed the Matinee fuchre Club on jan
uary Is.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs Milton Carter on Friday
evening. January II, in honor OF Mr..
Robert Carter.
The recently elected board of D.
rectors Of the Lighting Plant have
been over the town examining the
lamps, putting In new rope painting
the frame work and making n general
clean up.
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MATERsYILLE.

On the beautiful evening. Wednes-
day, January %. under the light Of 4
eilvery moon, many young people
wended their way to the hos
pitabe home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lare and family. 10 give them a sur
prise, the secret Of which. had Al
ready leaked out. and on arrival, they
met with a cordial reception. An en-
joyable evening was spent Games of
various kinds were played. With music
by Miss Irene RImbey. on the organ.
and Mr.. Howard Moxley on the auto
harp and mouth organ. Refresh
ments were served in abundance, con
sisting Of cakes of different kinds,
CONNECTIONS, lemonade and other good
things, part of which was furnished
by the kindness Of Mrs. Lare, and
part by the guests. When the time
came to depart for their homes, al
united in saying that they had had 4
good time. with many thanks for Mr.
and Mrs. John Lare, and family, and
hoping that many such joyous oeeaa-
ions might come to them through
rolling seasons and happy years.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lare. MlsEes-Irene Rimbley,
Agnes Ridgely, Carrie Rlmbley, Olivia
Poole, Dora Lare. Hazel g. Summers,
Ruth Summers, Gertrude Poole, Cora
Brashears. Mary Spurrier. of Spur
rier's Delight" Pearl Spurrler, of No.
/ Pearl Hood, Ada Rimbley, Harloe
Dayhoh. GeneyieFe Dayhof, Ruth
CLANCY. Amy d. wilson: Messrs.-
William Main, Roscoe Thompson, Ed
ward Hood, Roscoe Dayhoff, Grover
Harrison. B. c. Harrison. Tyson Cos
nell, Walter Buxton, Raymond Pur-
dunn, Rufus Hall. Harvey King, Wes-
ley E. Poole, Paul Dayhoff, Howard
Poole, Lester Summers, Clinton Sum
mers, Winter Runkles, William Poole.
Russell Hood, Monroe CLANCY, Willie
Lare, Grover Lare. Howard Monkey.
James Dayhoff, George Main, Carl Il.
spurrief. William l.. Lewis. Dorsey
Day, Bromwell spnrrier.
There will be an oyster supper for
the benefit of the Methodist Church at
sellman's Hall. this place. on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings, Janu-
fry 18th and Both.
We are glad to welcome home Mrs.
Ralph sellman. after months
absence.
Mrs. William Il. Dempsey Is visit
Ing relatives in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Mrs. George England, whose serious
Illness has been reported, Is much I'M
proved
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kIIIPI

Tie protfaeIed meeting OF ION ih
HtiIl In progress aud sell attended
much interest Is manifested an1 peo.
pie come from near nd far Thua
Tar only Hsseu conversions
The recent rains have 1T our
thoHuughIarsH IN Yerz muddy 9ondi-
ton and thnaa Nho lac to- uHa them
ind Il uglY travelling from place to
place
The season Tor employing yearly
arrived again. The lahorofa HTa in
great demand. but the supply Is small
There seem u be many day labofern.
but fes yearly hands.
Wages are = big IIem nos Rith
laboHerg and lie high cost Of living
keens the lahoring mn guessing. a.
To shat 10 AZ BY the year.
The grain here looks fine and seems
10 b stoollnE thicker every d..
The warm weather La caused our
fruit trees 10 put forth : sweIIad ap-
peafanee, n I getting ready u bud
Some are clearing ~ new Efnund
and hauling Of the timber In lhH form
of Hhlngle baIIz. cord Hood aud Dosts,
others are atIII blowing down I'D and
manure for another years crop.
Those who have hay and straw TO
haul away ind the roads tough
problem However. the work Of the
farm goes On and every body seems
busY and cheerful.
Some OF or poultry women have
been setting hens for early chickens.
Soms Of our orchaf1IEIs have been
trimming their orchards by cutting
the trees down and planting out
young trees.
The health of our community la
good.
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poses. We may, however, have cold
weather enough before the winter is
over to harvest crop even at this
season.
Your correspondent paid visit to
Mr.. Raymond Stonesifer on Sunday,
January 26. A few other persons
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
g. Lippy, George Warehime, Wrest
Feeser, Milton w. Swenk and all his
children. Mr.. Stonesifer is still suf-
fering from large carbuncle on his
neck.
Eggs are lower in price, and we can
expect them TO be Is cents a dozen.
Prayer meeting on Saturday even
ing at Bixler's United Brethren
Church. February l., and Christian
Society on Sunday evening, February
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EElGHBORS.
5BORDERlLINE.

The pig roast held by the Firemen
of Arcadia, was a great success IN
every respect.
Charles Myers, who was recently
married to Miss Olive Cooper, of Bal
timore, will move on the farm of Rev.
A. H. Burke, grandfather of the bride.
Newton, Joel and William Davidson
visited the formers brother, Herbert
Davidson, at the State Sanitarium
last Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher has return
ed to the home of ]. w. Davidson.
after spending some time with her
son, George Butcher, near Butler, Bal
timore county.
Mrs. Ellen Fringer, widow of the
late Henry Fringer, who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Boyd, at
Reisterstown, has returned to the old
Fringer homestead.
Ex-Sheriff Kempher, OF Carroll
county, who purchased part of the
old Uppereo woods. OF which mention
was made In an article some time ago,
has saw mill and force of men at
work and with favorable weather con-
ditions will soon finish the job. One
by one these fine tracks of timber are
falling victims to the woodlands axe.
It almost seems like dissertation to
fell those mighty oaks that have
drowned" on centuries. and were
probably tall, stately trees when the
noble red man" roamed about.
John Turnbaugh is spending the
winter months with his son. Thomas
Turnbaugh. The old gentleman was
at one time well known to all the
leading farmers of this section Of
Carroll and Baltimore counties in the
days of lime burning Mr. Turnbaugh
in his younger days was a strong and
vigorous man physically. and for 3
long time operated the Dover lime
quarries at the head of the famed
Worthington Valley. He Is now only
a shadow of his former self. although
his memory is wonderful; he can re-
late a great many interesting events
that happened In and around Worth
ington Valley, before and after the
Civil War The quarries are inactive
now and probably will remain 80 I'M
less some concern like the Portland
Tldewater Cement Company at Union
Bridge gets possession of them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31
NO. 4Os EQUITY.

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Edward = Furry. # al. Plaintiffs. =.
Mollie I Furry. widow. It al. De
PENDANTS
Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Carroll county. sitting as : Court o.
Equity thIz 24th daY Of January. A. u.
Iai3. thai the report OF he private
zaie made Of the real estate md prop
erty mentioned IN these proceedings
10 Jesse 7 sloner and MollIa = stoner.
b VIE = Edward q WeanI. Trustee.
= ratified and confirmed unless cause
70 the contrary thereof b. shown on
aT before the 9th day Of February
next, provided a copy OF thu Order b
Inserted n some newspaper printed
md published In Carroll county. MARI
Iand, once N each Of three successive
sseks before the 18th dag of February.
: -. III
Tho report states the amount .
private ale a. Trustee 10 b $3.50 d
OSCAR D. GILBERT.
Clerk.
True Copy: Test.
OSCAR ID. GILBERT.
IAn24=aI Clerk.
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HILLERs.

Henry X. Miller and NIfe spent last
Wednesday n Westminster.
The infant child Of Mr. aud Airs.
Howard Hare. who had been threat
ened With pneumonia. + eonyaIe9eent
Some OF or people attended the
sale of Mr. Quail at Hampstead last
Saturday.
Mra. Jacob zepp and daughter,
Minnie. spent Friday IT Baltimore
shopping.
Mrs. Henry N. Miller. of Alesia
avenue. liz Ill With a gathering IN her
head.
Mrs. Lewis seipp l. visiting her
children at Baltimore.
Mrs. George Barber spent last sun
day visiting friends At Black rock.
Pa.
Mrs. William Crumfine and Miss
Edith CrumrIne. of Melrose. visited
the formers brother. Jacob Zepp, and
wife last Saturday
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OI
~ THE MILLER BROS. CO.

Westminster, January 81. 1913.
Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders of The Miller Bros. Co that
the annual meeting vii be held at
the Office of the Company In West
minister, on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
IL 1913, at I .. m, for the purpose
of eIecting Directors 10 manage the
Affairs OF said Company during the
coming year and to transact such
other business as may be presented.
FRED. D. MILLER,
jan 81 81 President.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This i 70 give notice that the sub
aeribcr hza obtainsd from the Or
phana' Court Of Carroll county. n
Maryland. letters teatamentAry On
the Personal Estate of
ANNA I. MARTIN,
late of carroll county, deceased. \
persons having claims against the d
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit tt
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 10 lhe subscriber, on o.
before The 18th day Of August, 1917.
they mag otherwise by law b excluded
from all benefit Of aid estate.
Given under my hand thu 18th day Of
January. Igi3.
WILLIE L MARTIN.
Jan lit Executor.
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jan
NO. aI EQUITY.

y
n the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Elizabeth A. Serivenor W ]. Oliver
Wadlow, Mortgage. ct al.
Ordered this 9th day of January. :.
D. 1913. that the third account of the
Auditor fled In this cause be finally
ratified md confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on Or
before the 10th day Of February, next.
provided ! copy Of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before
the last named day IN some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
OSCAR D. GILBERT. Clerk.
True copy. Test.
jan24 T OSCAR d. GILBERT. Clerk.
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Surprise Party Near Relsterstovn.

Messrs. Herbert and Harry Ying-
ling gave a surprise party to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Mitten, near Reistera=
town, Saturday evening, January 18th.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mitten, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spencer,
Grace WitheroW. Berkley Peeling,
Edna Peeling, Mary Stoekadale, Ella
Valentine, Charles Wagner. Walter
Wagner, Herbert Yingling, Harry
Yingling, Vernon stocksdale. William
Gettinger. John Hess, Willie and
George Philips, Edgar, Leslie and
Oston Barnes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31

Musicale and dramatic entertain
ment at the Opera House, Monday
February Ord. at p. m. by Prof. and
Mrs. Hobart smock Chart and tick
cts It Roses and shas's drug atores
at Doc and 35e.
ian 81 2ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-01-31
VALLEY.

Thus far no Ice has been secured by
the farmers in this vicinity and II
will be hard On them to buy 1t next
GUNNER for dairy and household nnr-
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I0R SALE
Office TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of Frank I Lewis.
deceased. are hereby notified 10 file
their claims with the vouchers there
Of with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Tor Carroll County. .lthin thirty days
from the Third day Of March. 1913.
JOHN Il. ROBERTS,
Auditor
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ITsAPLEAsANT REELECTION

u Enow that one is making nes friends
every day. To realize that good ser
vice Is 10 VEL appreciated. That pleas
IRE Il ours md we think We have earned
Il. At an rate We invite yoa 70 give
our carriages trIzl and Judge for
yourself.
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7 osT-0n Saturday night in West
u minister black fur glove. Reward
Of 81 If returned to Advocate Office.
jan APT Myers.
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SARAH A.aRNs0H

SARAH ! BENSON.
late of Carroll county, deceased. =
persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit II.
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 10 he subscriber, on =
before the 18th daY of August, 1919
they MAJ otherwise by lau b exclude
from all benefit Of aid estate.
Given under m hand thIa 18th d;
81 January. 1918.
GEORGE +. BENSON.
Jan II = Ezeeutrix.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A good married man 10
do general farm work. House rent
free. Apply TO
JOEL BISH.
ian "a T Westminster. I'd.
WANTED To rent house and black
smith shop where good business can Be
done. Notify Raymond jenkins,
ian 10-6lz X. 2 New Windsor, Md.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

DsoR sALE-1O0 shares Of Capitol
= Stock Of The Consolidated Public
Utilities Company OF Westminster, Nd,
At private sale.
Tor further information apply to the
undersigned.
JOHN 4. ROBERTS,
ian 244t Agent.
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TO CREDITORS.

This i 10 give notice thai the sub
zeriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county. II Maryland.
letters ts#tamentarY on The Personal
EzIata a.
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True Copy. Teaf.
OSCAR ID. GILBERT.
lAn24=aI Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-25
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 16S9--For constructing vittt
fed Crock Lateral sewer No 1879. IN
alleys in blocks bounded by DEuedin
t2st-sts. w Grand-blvd and - Sa2e
Roll no. 7702-For constructing Wit
rihed crock Lateral SvWet No tJH9. n
alley in block bounded hN ''lfax i4ar-
lett. Warren andDrireman-aves. where
not already built
Roll No. 170S- For constructing Vat
tiRed Crock Lateral Sewer No. 23oS. 81
alley In block bounded bV Philip Man
istique. Jefferson and KercheNal-
rffpd Crock Lateral Sewer No. 2i00 w.
alley in block bounded BY Elmwood.
ave. Ellery Arndt and Berl.a-sts
where not already built.
tritied crock Lateral Sewer No e4Ot. I'm
SENECA. Forest and warren-hves
EoIl No 7T26-For constructing W.
riaed crock Lateral Scwet No 2416. in
alleys ~ blocks bounded y 10y Beard
waterman Stratton and FerndaIe-aSes
part is Aue and payable within AZ
DAYS from date OF this notice. Parts
, 3 and 1 become due ana payable :,
one Two and three wears, r1sppctfvaIv
from date OF this notice. together wiz,
interest at the rate OF per cent FIR lY1
III, d.:e when the work was accepted
~ the city.
within 30 days from the date ~ this no
tioe. without further interest :.
If either ~ said parts one two tire,
or four shall not be paid when tnev
become due. per cont penalty and ~
terest at the rate OF 7/per cent from
th, date when the work was accepted
hv the city will he added. and the prem.
ises assessed will u" advertised anu
sold as provided nv law.
MAX c. KOCH,
(A-92) City Treasurer
The Detroit times., 1913-08-25
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Aug 10. 1913
OR CONSTRUCTING ViTRI.
FLED CROCK LATERAL
Sc u ERS.

Sealed proposals VIII be received at
IN Office OF the Department Of Public
W otks, Detroit. Mich. until Monday.
AUG % 1913. at 10 o'clock IN. stand
ARD time at which tnne and place they
Will be opened. for furnishing all the
Ia Dor and material, except manhole
rings and covers. which Will be furn-
ished hy the city. at city yards. and
ding and finishing complete. to-
ler with the back fillIng. according
tu the plans and specifications on file
In this office vitriucd crCci lateral
sewers IN the following described al
lcAS:
sewer 30 2tOl. ~ alley west IF Ham
iIton boulevard between WeoD avenue
and city line
Sewer 30. 2474, in alley in block
houYded hy Efsmere Lawudalr Long
woI 1ni Falcon avenues
Sewrr No 247s. IN 10y teast and
vest alley, between city line HamI-
~ boulevard Collinswood and Law.
lcure avenues
racA bidder must deposit in n sep
aratc envelope with his bid q certified
hon check payable to the oder OF
thc Dcntl tiucnt of Public Works Of the
CITY of t'ttrcit FOR the sum or two
hundred dollars ts20OD for each sewer
Did upon which VIII be forfeited TO
the department in case the bidder falls
to enter into contract within Ave days
after the acceptance of his tender. Con-
tracts 10 be subject 10 the approval OF
tn" Common Council The bidder whose
tender il accepted will he required t.
furGiSk with his contract an approved
bond 10 the city Of Detroit in the full
amount Of the contract conditioned on
the faithful performance OF contract
The contractor shall he paid ia bonds
or the proceeds thereof ii such bonds
az purchased bv the Sinking Fund
Commission according To law.
No bids will be accepted from any
pcrgon or firm who is in arrears or de
fault 20 the City of Detroit upon debt
contract. or obligation TO said city.
Printed spec lhcations IN detail for
the above work may he had an appll-
cation to the secretary
The Department OF Public Works re-
serves the rlcht 60 reject any or all
proposals.
mo 1919 GEORGE r. FENK ELL.
(A-SGl Commissioner