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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-01-17
New 0fficiah Assume Dates

Bonner connty'S new officers
who were elected for a term Of
two years last November took the
oath of Office Monday and took up
the work Of their respective Offices.
Only two officers of the past
administration were elected to
succeed themselves, County Com.
missioner McCombs and County
Treasurer Christensen,
The new board Of county com
missioners went into session Mon
day. George McCombs of the
second district was selected chair
man of the board,
On account of the question
arising as to when the treasurer 5
Office becomes the collector of
taxes, in accordance with the con-
stitutional amendment adopted at
the fall election, Treasurer Chris
tenson and Assessor Won Canon
have not planned upon their
deputyships.
]. w. Ramsey appointed Mrs.
Ramsey his deputy until the close
of the school year when he will
appoint permanent deputy from
among the teachers of the county
Think of beautiful, high grade
malleable range having an adjusta-
bic CRATE whereby the fire can be
easily lifted up with the shaker
handle on a geared shaft to close
contact with the stove lids for
quick cooking, without waiting for
fresh fuel to burn. 1t is the Quick
Action malleable shown at the
Bonner Hardware Cos. store, and
is said to save its first cost in the
fuel it saves because of having {
ire-box which can be adjusted tC
half the ordinary depth of tn,
fire-box.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26

w D--ENperienced fireman to
Murphy stokers Michigan Sulphits
Fibre Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit August 25. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1881.
BELMONT. AVENUE.

To A l.. Borntraeger: II. Bergernan
Barton and Hall G. r. Baldwin. Mstv
A. Brown; II. ]. Crane. Florence Cham
bers; Edward J Curran. George VI
franklin Emma Frisbie Frederick :.
Florian. Annie Hunt; j. Johnson. Jur-
gen Jorgensen, J VI Laughlin Charles
Lundgren, O'Dell and BAXTER, j pfc r
fer. y. Nangle, Anna Noble Jacob Sell
del, William A Seidel. william j. SUI
Ivan. Henry Stensloff. James NJ stan
ley, Joseph A Schultz; Charles w..
schultz. William Tegge. j. rrys-l.
BENJAMIN Tanneholz; Lettie Thatchee:
Matte VI. willard and to all other p9r.
sons owning, occupying, or othcrw Sc
interested In any of the lots ana prem
ises fronting on Belmont avenue Ia
said city OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council or the city Of
Detroit, having ordered so much Ct
Belmont avenue. from the west "a ID
line % John r. street TO the west cur ,
line Of Brush street. TO be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
u ssessmSnt has been made upon all TIA
lots. and premises fronting on SAID Bel
mont avenue and liable to be assessed
for said Improvement under the pro.
visions of the city Charter, and that,
roll Of said assessment IL now coni .
pleted. and Will remain al the ASSES
sors' office In the city Of Detroit from
the date hereof until september 9 d.
1913. for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESsORs.
BY JOHN c. NAGEL
A-iiD President
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. August 20, 1918
Paving Notice No. 1888.
LYCASTE-AVENUE.

To Joseph II Berry. Est; George
Barter; William @. Burton William
Bennett; Fred Bohrns; Carrie Cone;
Moses Dumas: Annie Dewar; Nicholas
Grieser; Percy German. William Gar
ner; Alex Cola: Anna Hartlett. John
Hartway: George Hartwick J. III. XII
gour Peter Kuua: John Lau Charles
lie Beau Nicholas Lang: Lydia
Mitchell; Charles Miles: William Nc.
Clellan; Peter McConachie; Stanley
Parker: Frederick Rose; William
Schweitzer John st. Amour: Herbert
Shear; Peter Steffes; Ellen Trinity
Stephen Whitmore. c w. Weir, and to
all other persons owning. occupylTz.
or otherwise interested In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Lycaste
avenue, in said City Of Detroit, within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit. having ordered so much 0t
Lycaste avenue. from the south curb
line OF Waterloo street to the north
line Of City limits, to be graded and
paved notice Is hereby given that Al
assessment has been made upon all the
lots. and premises. fronting on said Ly.
caste avenue and liable to be assessed
for said improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and mat
roll OF said assessment is now com
pleted. and will remain at the Asses
sors' Office. In the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until September 9Th,
1918, for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN c. NAGEL
(A-l13) President
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
ID. u. R. CAR IS
SEIZED FOR DEBT
Constable Ties Up Myrtle Line
Until Company Gives Check
for Judgment

Traffic was tied up on the Myrtle
line about noon, Monday, when
Constable Romansky seized a Myrtle
car in order to satisfy a Judgment for
sl3S.S5 rendered by Justice Off, who
lately was justice In the place now
filed by Justice Richter.
The fact that the whole line was
delayed made no difference to the
officer who kept away interference
with gun until the money was
brought from the head Office at No.
~ Woodward-ave. to satisfy the
judgment The suit was one by j.
p. Miller. an undertaken, and was
decided June "a last. but the com
pany had not paid the money.
The company handed over a check
to satisfy the judgment In order to
permit the resumption Of trafiic, but
with the stipulation that the check
was to be held up pending the out
come OF motion for an appeal OF
the case which is to come up for a
hearing soon In the circuit court be-
fore Judge Hally.
Undertaken Miller's claim Is against
the Detroit, Jackson & Chicago rail-
way. one OF the interurbans owned
by the d. L. r. It was for the burial
of a man killed by the company's
cars.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
MAkkIAGE LICENSES

Henry Secstadt, %; Anna Henry a. Z.
Leo klamm, 80, Augusta schulz. -a
John T.. small. "a, Detroit, Laura
FHrns 20. Munger. Mich
Louis r. Boorom. ~ Akron .,
Norma Brady. Is. same
MlchaeI David. IS Rose Gazeilc q.
Bronislaw Wiraszynski. 20; Anna
) osta IS
Carlton Parker 81, Flint Myrtle
Lewis. 80, Detroit
Edward Bogert, p, Detroit, EosC
Upton, "a. Nassar
Rudolph Treger. p. Amalja Mlaznc'.
IS
Ben Helfcnd. 20 sophia Glass. e.
Harold Wood n. Dearborn. Sophtn'
Fepworth. 10. Detroit.
julius Schaefer. -, 81 Louis, VI
Marie HIN. 26, same.
John Magowskt y; Bertha Lasko"'
ska. 49,
louis r. Rosinsky, % Ruth Kopi,N
81.
Morris Baruch, 2S Dora Applebamn
IS.
John w Frost 80 Caroline Koch, -
James McAyoy, 80. Madeline SauVcN
Walter e Miller, %. Milwauke p;
Mable MinCel, o. same
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
NO WALL STREET
AMENDMENTS TO
CURRENCY BILL
President Wilson Says Govern
ment Control Must BE
Embodied I'm Bill
CHANGES PROPOSED BY
BANKERS IGNORED
Insists That Country Steer Clear
Of Aldrich Central Bank"
Scheme

WASHINGTON. Aug 25.-That the
amendments proposed at the Chicago
bankers conference would emascul
ate the administration" currency
bill. and that the principal proposals
will be rejected, was clearly indi.
Gated 10 his callers today by Presi.
dent Wilson. He made ii plain that
unless there IL complete government
control OF the new fiscal arrange
ment, there will be no currency oil
at this OF any other session OF con.
gress IL he can help 1t.
The president unhesitatingly stat
ed that, from press reports, he con.
sidered that the bankers resolution
indicated their desire to eradicate all
essential features OF the bill That
the Chicago conference was pro-
fessional, self-interested move by the
bankers, Is believed by the president.
He thinks a few big bankers" dom
mated the Chicago meeting. He re-
fuses TO believe that the resolutions
adopted represent the real sentiment
OF American bankers. On the con
trary. the president told visitors TO.
day. he is advised fror indirect
sources, that the rank and file OF
bankers, and business men, too, are
giving their hearty support 10 the
administration bill as 1t now stands.
There is absolutely no chance, ac-
cording 70 the president, that the bill
will be amended as requested by the
bankers 10 take the issuance Of bank
notes from the control OF the treas
ury and give II TO the individual
banks. Veto power will also be de-
MED the proposed advisory council,
OF bankers, he believes.
Reduction OF the number Of reserve
banks is improbable. ia the prs3i-
dents opinion. as this question was
thoroughly threshed out before the
bill was launched Wilson also Is
opposed 10 the establishment OF
branch reserve bar ks. desired by the
bankers az substitute for the IL
reserve banks. Tie pre- sident thinks
this scheme smacks OF the Aldrich
central bank" idea.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. August 25. 1919
Paving Notice No. 1882.
JOHN STREET.

To John Archer, r. E' Boylan: d. l..
Caldwell: Detroit Real Estate Improve
meht Co. r 20 Dwyer. Mary II Fei
ner; Charles u. Hopkins; III. f.. Hal;
Michael III Melvin. Charles & Ne.
berry, Minnie Newberry. Thomas Hear.
don, Jennie + Raymond; jerome stark
&. Lewis Stein Robert J Traub NJ
j. Traub NJ. Woodruff Mary Wiley
and to all other persons owning, occc-
pying, or othe rwise interested in any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
John X. street. in said CITY of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council OF the city ~
Detroit. having ordered muci. Of
John II. street, from the north line Of
Leicester court 10 the south line OF
Boston Boulevard. TO beV graded ana
paved, notice Is hereby given that all
assessment has been made upon ali ths
lots and premises fronting on said
John X street. and liable TO be as
sessed for said Improvement under Ihe
provisions OF the City Charter. AID
that roll OF said assessment is now
completed, and will remain at the AS
SCISSORS Offce. in the city OF Detrolt.
from the date hereof until Septc mi or
3, 1913 for the inspection Of all per.
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY JOHN c. NAGEL.
tA-ll2) President.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
COIN COLLECTORS
MEETING HERE
Numismatic Congress Brings
Enthusiasts and Elaborate
Exhibition of Specimens
Look pleasant there, Bill"

Smile little bit. Sam, just the
same az you would If you came
across b. G. coin."
These and similar "joshes." were
passed back and forth by the sew
eral hundred members OF the Amer.
lean Numismatic- association as they
gathered Monday noon on the from,
steps of the Museum Of Aart To have
the annual group picture taken.
The numismatic folk are in Detroit
for three days convention or. what
really is an Interchange NJ talk on
the latest finds In metallurgy, paper
money and coin OF the realm OF many
different countries and ages
The convention opened Sunday az
ternoon with wonderful exhibition
Of things dear TO the heart OF the
numismatic. And about 1900 De.
troiters visited the museum between
2 and o'clock to see the exhibition
the value OF which Is said to exceed
million and a half dollars in value
There was an interesting illustrated
talk on What we buy things with,
by Farren Zerbe. of Philadelphia, one
OF the noted numismatic authorities
OF the country. Also. there were en-.
thusiasts standing beside the cases
of rare coins and other articles, ready
to tell all about them.
Monday morning, little business
was transacted but. most OF the tins
was spent In shaking hands, renew.
ing acquaintances. meeting new mem
bers and talking numismatics.
The exhibition will be open TO the
public, Tuesday and Wednesday. from
0 to 8 o'clock The members of the
association will discuss more busi
ness and elect officers for the ensuine
year, Tuesday and Wednesday morn
/ ings. There are about 400 In attend
ance At the convention
One OF the post interesting collec
lions I'm the exhibition belongs Ia
Howard Newcomb, OF this city, OF the
Arm of Newcomb. Endicott & Co
Mr.. Newcomb likes to secure fresh
minted" coins and his collection In
this respect Is said to be the most
authentic and valuable known to the
numismatic world
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
Jim" CUNNINGHAM
MEANS BUSINESS
Says Employment Agencies
Must Pay License Fee
or Close Up

James V. Cunningham, state labor
commi ssioner, has served notice on
a number OF local employment
plant against them unless they i'm
mediately take out a license under
the new state law which went into
effect Aug. 10. The labor commits
sioner consulted with the prosecuting
attorney. Monday morning, regard
Ing the enforcement Of the law.
Previous to Aug 10, the local en-
ployment agencies were regulated by
the city and nominal fee was charged
for a license. The state law com
pells each employment agency TO pay
a license fee OF 500 yearly. The law
does not provide for pro-rating the
Fee and employment agencies taking
out license now will have TO take
out another license at the beginning
OF the new year.
SO far only ~ out OF 40 employ
ment agencies doing business In De-
troit have complied with the state
law by paying the license fee and
filing a 81, 900 surety company bond.
II understand that the others are
attempting To stall along until the
first Of the hew year to avoid paying
an extra 500. said the labor com
missioner Under act No. 30l, Of
the public acts. OF 1918, al employ
ment agencies must be licensed by the
state this year. Several OF the EN-.
ployment agencies will suspend bus
lness until the first OF the ycR TO
get out OF paying tie extra 500. |
will take immediate steps to close
every Office that has not complied
with the law by Wednesday morn
Ing"
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
M'DERMOTT BEGINS
BRIBERY DEFENSE
Former Secretary of Congress.
man Denies Part of Col.
Mulhalls Testimony

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Repre-
sentative James f. McDermot. OF IL
linois. charged by witnesses before
the house lobby investigation commit
tee with thrice accepting money from
interests concerned in legislation be-
fore the house, today began his de-
Tense His counsl planned TO submit
Colonel" NJ. NJ. Mulhall TO cross-ex-
animation.
Arthur West, OF Dayton, Ohio, who
was McDermott's secretary from 1907
70 1909, was the first witness. West
declared he had never seen McDer-
mott in the room which Mulhall
charged was ct aside by the congress
man for conferences with y. A. M.
representatives..
Applying on his statement before
the senate committee that the editors
OF the Hearst magazines had refused
to purchase the Mulhall letters, Colo
mel Mulhall today testified that the
editors explained Hearst feared their
publication might aid Woodrow VIII
son.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
ATTORNEYS ARGUE
FOR WARREN GIRLS
Briefs Filed in Fight Over
Custody of Children Be-
fore Juvenile Court

Briefs were filed in the juvenile
court Monday morning In the contro-
versy over the custody OF the two
little girls OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
H. Warren. The question al issue
Is whether the court can give the
custody OF the children 10 some one
outside the state.
The question came up several
weeks ago when the father, who Is
divorced, started proceedings 10 have
Mrs. Warren declared an uafit per-
sons to be guardian OF the children.
When she learned OF the charges the
mother tried to commit suicide but
recovered and attended hearings on
the Gaze
She suffered a nervous breakdown
In court and later withdrew her con
test against having the children taken
from her. Judge Hubert was about
TO award their custody to the moth
er's sister in Cleveland when Allen
p. Cox, attorney for the father, OBJ
jected that they could not be sent
out of the state.
The Juvenile court act definitely
provides" said Mr.. Cox after filing
the brief that In all cases the chill
dren shall be put in an institution or
placed under the care OF citizen Of
the state"
Attorney Phillip Ntzhugh, filed an
argument denying this interpreta-
ton OF the law, and contending that
the Judge was within his authority
in the proposal to send the children
to their aunt In Cleveland.
Pending the outcome OF the case
the children are being kept In the
Home Of the Friendless in Detroit
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
DEATHS


Charles Oldani. 1873 Riopelie. ?
months. cholera infantum Sarah lVdd
1876 King II years. enteritis, Edna r.
Parrott PSI Milwaukee east. ~ years
heart disease; Josephine Paulte. re use
OF Providence, 10 months, cardiac di',
tation: unknown man. foot OF river ond
Dearborn 81 wears. drowning; Johr
w Wallack Boulevard sanitarlum, =
years cancer, Nellie VandecaNaRe. "
bellevue months. cholera infantuEl
Mary Van Empa. foot OF I.illibrldGe. =
years drowning Charles Treptow. H3'
r. Hancock SO years pneumonia
Joseph Kalaick. 50 Herkimer, ] year
marasrnus; Grace \. Patton, 2o3 JOSEF J.
81 years cerebral haemorrhagc. Jo'1
elias House OF Providence. years
dtphtheria; David Williams, House n
Providence, . months. lnanition
Josephine House OF Prov
dence. year. measles; William Al ch
hold $40 H. Kirby, - years. nephr tbs
Herbert pickell Grace hospital y.
years gunshot wound; Annie Lub or
ski 1876 Clcotte, 2 months, m6lnutr'
ton Cora NJ Newell, 1899 Brooklyn -
years, carcinoma.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26

'i beln1ed husband husband Of Augusta an
father Of Alfred, Walter ana nv,
dolph Biederman and Mrs. Ida 5eli
Funeral from residence. l0@l Gar'
held-ave. TUESDAY. . n. m
CRONIN-Aug. 81 at residence, eli An
tietam Theresa, beloved wife OF An
drew T.. Cronin. Notice OF funeral
hereafter
HEINRICH -Theo l., aged SO years
noon, beloved husband OF Elizabett
Heinrich nee Kremer. and father OF
Edgar w Funeral from resid rec
TAI stanton ave. Tuesday at $50 4
m az 81 Leo's church ar .
HUNTER Margaret. at her residence
% Ledvar6 st. sunday Aug. "a. 1913
mother OF Mrs w f. Over Serv'c".
at residence. 10 a m. Tuesday
IBACK-Aug 90. at Waterloo; Iowa
1back and father OF Maxwell. Geofg,
1r and Mrs Mary Hyatt. Funera
Tuesday, p. M. from ll41 Tnl,d
ave Tnterment Grand Lawn GENE
terry
1913. Miss Harriet NJ jerks. below.
sister OF George A Jenks and Of tn,
late James jerks Funeral from he
late residence. 40 Farnsworth ave
Tuesday Aug 90. at p. m.
KROFHIs-Aug "a 1913. Charles y
beloved husband OF Gertrude KroeIl
nee Theut. and dear father OF Mar
garet and carl Funeral from res
dence 81 Milwaukee-ave west We l.
nesday. p m Burial Woodmere
McCANN-AuR %. az her late rest,
dence 230 West FliZabeth-st Ha-
riet McCann beloved daughter 81
Sarah Cole Funeral services tn a
day. $50 n m Tnt"rment az Fentor
McGARTHY-Ro J.. beloved husbary
of Gertrude Mccarthy and dear sot
~ Mr. and Mrs !. + Mccarthy Fun
eral from parents residence. g.
Junction-nve "Wednesday, Aug ~ a
s.45. and TO Holy Redeemer churc'
at Q.
MAJER-Aug "a 1913 suddenly. AT
Charleston Mich Anna Majer, AZ
Holdcn-aVe aged 81 wears wife oI
the late crrl Majer and believe,
mother Of Gustav. Anna and Clara
ater Notice OF funeral later
MoRTLFY-AuV 25.. 1913 81 her res'
dence. IL Hyde at Nellie Mortley. be-
loved wife Of John Mortlcy NotC'
Of funeral later
RUOFF'-Atg ~ a. her daughter
home. 10l Massachusetts aNe.. ln
hanna aged 81 years beloved wife
~ Henry KuoT sud dear mother "a
Mrs John = Ruhl Mrs WIN Klein
Funeral Tuesday 80 p m from
home Burial private
KTtSEG.--Aug "a az his residence. POI
Shernan-st John EHlrcl aged ~
father Of Frank John Peter and Nr
VIM shaw and Mrs VIM Munck Bur
iaj "Wednesday morning az o'ei ~.
from residence and s3o from 81
JosfplHs cnW' .L-. 60
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
ESSEX SOLDIERS ARE
OFF FOR THE WAR

About 100 officers and men OF the
|Twenty-frst Essex Fusiliers, OF Wind
|sor. together with the medical corps
|of Windsor and Sarnia, cavalry
troop from Amherstburg and Lean.
|ington, and officers and men OF the
|Twenty-fourth regiment. OF Chatham
left Monday for Glencoe. Ont. TO take
part in a week of military manoue.
vers, athletic sports and a sham bat.
tile. The border town militiamen be.
long to the Blue" invading force
while the opposing army men are
the Reds"
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26

Said alleys 20 be paved accordiRS 20
the specifications for brick adopted IN
10. 1912; and concrete, adopted Feb 20
1912; also TO the estimates OF the C''y
Engineer, as above, and the charter ga
ordinances OF the City OF Detroit
Bidders VIII state the price per cU5i
yard for excavation. price per liueql
foot or curbing. price per square va
for paving or cohcreting and price \.
iineal foot for retaining plang or stone
etc
Bids Will only be received for IA
entire OF 'he. work or material FOR al
street or section ~ street rs per uuan
titles stated In the estimates. and the
bid VIII be accepted which is the low ~
on aggregating the above details. re
careless OF any error OF extensions
footings made by bidders
bidders must deposit with bids e. =
closed In separate envelope. certlrSt
check payable 10 the order OF the Es
par.ment OF Public Works OF the City n
Detroit follows,
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
BRISTOW HURLS CHARGES
AT ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Charges
that the department Of justice has
connived in the evasion OF the pur.
pose OF the Sherman law to make
court decisions In the tobacco trust,
Standard OIL trust, and Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific merger case
mere paper dissolution set the sen.
ate agog this afternoon. The charges
wer made by Senator Bristow, or
Kansas. In an argument on the Ken.
yon amendment free listing commodi.
ties produced by trust
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
Classified | Cent
Rates. | a Word

Cash with oruer II charged &c
line
NJ transient advertisement inssrt "a
Tor less than I6c with cash: Use III
en- gel per insertion
ncatio1s except Births, Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting No;ic'A
and ait Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. cards or Thanks ard
Meeting NOtices--Miuimum charge I'D
Tor 20 words or less over 90 worcs
one and one-third cents for each cx;rd
word
Minimum charge. sos. Ec'
per line. Counts SIX words q the
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26

Which Will be forfeited Is the city
Detroit II the bidder fails 10 enter into
contract. subject to confirmation by
Common Council. within five days AFT 4
the acceptance OF his tender by the De-
pRrtment OF Public Works
Approved surety company bonds ,u
the City and State IN the full amount
Of contract price for the work, conuf
TONED on the full and faithful perfo ~.
ance or contract. will be required
The contract shall be paid in buud'
FOR hrst paving. or the proceeds there
or, " bonds are purchased by Tho aink
ing Fund Commissioners. according 10
law
No bids will be received from any
person or Srm who Is in arrears or lee
fault To IL City OF Detroit
specifications in detail. may be h1i
or application to the secretary.
The department expressly reserve
the right 10 reject any or all proposals
GEORGE II FENK ELL.
1920 Commissioner
(A-l0S)
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. August 20, 1918.
PROPOSALS TOS PAVING
ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will be received a
the office OF the Department OF pub
lie Works, Detroit. Mich, until Friity
August 20. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m ,
standard time at which time and plac
they will be opened. for furnishing Al
the labor and material and paving. etc
the alleys named below. within It..
limits mentioned In the City OF Detr I
with the style OF pavement stated
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26
HORACE f. DODGE ORDERS
BEAUTIFUL STEAM YACHT

Horace f. Dodge, OF Dodge Broth.
ers, has ordered new steam yacht at
cost OF $4,000 as gift TO Mrs,
Dodge. The ship will be constructed
Of steel. capable OF high speed. and
luxuriously QUILTED
The Detroit times., 1913-08-26

II cubic yards OF excavation
2.b6 lineal feet OF curbstone. In t.
n-RD circles furnished by city set by
contractor
"a. rs square yards 81 concrete paving
LOT cubic yards of concrete und -
ara behind curb
ie lineal feet OF retaining stone, ol,
Medina curb may be used
Note Bidders will submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only
The time 10 be set In tho contracts
for the completion OF the above paw
inR Jobs shall be as folloMa.