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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
GOVERNMENT GAINS
OVER MOST DISTRICTS
General 0rozco Reported En-.
route to Capital to Confer
with President Hueria and
Cabinet
ItN,llroN INNITNrioN
DECLINED nv pm ON Afs4

Wnshngton. reh 21 Amhos.
sadnr Henry lame Wilson iole.
aHnhed io the stnte department
thaf Francisco dr ln nnffn min
istcr iot foreign nnnlrs had in
eited an fNteien diplomats IN
NeNipn city. to take luncheon
with him tomorrow. The nmhas
adOi stated fhni nome ~ the
diplomats would attend the lun-
ehtnn. unless the ifueid denth
cHilt tnHaY If former President
Nadefo nnd former Vice rfrsi-
dent snafoz Is cleared uf mss
teiN
rhls decision on che part 81
ihe diplomats entps ln ihN
Nexirlu capital Indicates lhe
gravity uf the situation which
viii confront tho ilueiu eu4rru
meni should Il lnil in rlear tho
mystery ln which the hillinp If
Madefu aud sunrez siill is rn-
teloued Nu uHlrinl comment Wus
forthcoming hpfr t0nlnht on
statements rotating ~ the TIRE
eds Wade hN senior dn iH NHtfH
anu ffA iNtHfiIN ft"iNff TIT fNH
etiH aud q Was taken for eiHnts
ed lhHl il the nir leaders we're
hfuiailf murdered aH lhf re
suit nf plot the present GOVERN
meni would he quilted upon fer
an ynlunatlun when " seens lia-
lliital feeuenitlnn - the hands
uf the United states
Thus It mas he BROUGHT about
fhHl ln addition 90 showing Itself
aHunl - ihp immense prHhlems
uf reconstruction before Il. in
Guiding the establishment ~
Lass and order ln siaics SO lone
torn vs. revolution. ibe govern
mfnt of Mpxieu mas hp asked "a
SHOW thHt the hiuud of its latte
riiets Is not upon IL hands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24

lny Morning sournm spetin itased wircl
Meyico city Feh 2s Already there
lore more military mtn aetupsIne pub.
lip posts iu Mcxifu thHn since the days
uf potfrle niuz General Federico
+ Gniz is e0rtfnaf % tho feaefal dis
lniet and from Monterey comes tho
nows lhat Gcnenl Geronimo rresino
has been made governor of The state
lof Nueso Leon succeeding Governor
I Villafeal. fathefs sln-inW of thn tie
/ lGnstago Niadefo vino resigned
General Tfevino Wo. nade eogefndr
bp the legislature ana tht raf depaft-
Iment has sfnntea him permission To-
iaccepi the post From chlnualitn
news has been received that General
Antonio Rameu probably viii Doc sW
ernHr " that stale succeeding Ahf1
hnm Gonzales, Hn ardent Mndnflsla
who Has arrested last night 8Onzalts
formerly was minister of the interior
OnW two states haVc failcd @ reeAs
nize the new eheefnment but Ht tho
national ulacc e ieeh hope is ox
pressed that the tnv0gs sent 30 Those
states viii be successful in afrnneing
lof their adherence "a the Now rf
eimt
The reluctant governors are thasc
in the state Of e6ahula and fuc1ftu
Governor MaytfeuN. of the atnte NJ
sonora. rs said fo have fclegraphed
me government he would recognize Il !
A number OF groups df Xaputlafas
have notified the government of their
willingness to end the war. ana minor I
positions are being distributed amnng |
their leaders, Negotiations with Fml /
liano Iapata % come into the fold are !
continuing and the authorities believe /
thcy Win nave succesfui tarfnina 4
iion
Reports chat Davld de 70 Fueute de
Ia Gafza has refused t1e appointment 4
81 minister 0f communication iu tho
new cabinet and fcmains unsolicited
with q portion ~ northern rebels are
current hre These rnmofs however
are denied by the government. Wnieh
processes % have received his aceep
tantt " the portfolio
paseua 0fozco. the rebel loader il
said to he On bis way - the capital /
Among those arrested today IS Manuel
GfoMdi under secretary of eommuni
eatioaa IA tho Madoro administration
.TUaH sanehaz Azrona private Score
tarv to ex- President Madero. who wa
captaffd n his glisnt from the oap
al ana ia being held 1t PuehlH pfeb
ably uiu be brought here infofna
fion concerning todays events mas
bpen cabied ~ General f0rflrio
Daz ~ Cairo. Egypt
White congress has stupped che dr.
opsei6n ~ enc 100 100000 pesos loan. ,
# X stated On excellent authority thal {
fhc government wil haVe little diffl- Z
eulfy IA Retlng afl the money 4 needs +
II thd AEns point to restoration Of I
bca6e Wealthy members Of tho Pof
firo Diaz regime are reported 20 he
alno0e fhoae Wiling 70 contribute !
large SUNK 10 The government. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24

women. nor did the officers attempt %
silence them. senofa Madefo contin-
ued 10 Weep aud the Elfl ula not cease
her hyslerical tifade unul the aItiFal
ot the spanish minister ana me Jdpa-
nese charge VINO came 10 oiier their
services. ihe munster hpoke WIN
'ne "HlNef7 ~ ti'aIk', pNt W"a tViu
on account Vl ing AUTOPSY "ouiu
'e ~ i'"asi3ie iei ~ Ynv ~ s't ~ w
,oufeH' i4alcr - w Wy t',s 9.,i"'
tHc reg utat ""ulh 'e Plieu WIN
~ "''ioi''s.'s '',tH '''p
"yiiltn @N"S Aiviil 'iie p'''it'''i 1i't
= '"''''i "iia
,''.'.''N' ~ ''', ei.tl.,,,..
'sna l'''. .,'.
-, ~, -,
',it H't %'9 s'" t'i'n
rpuH '",'i ti' &" '.'''''
'+.ii 9'','' -.
'',lsf'i 3s'' ~, pip''''f -.
Dil'.i9' IS N ~" ''',t. Nv s'.i',.
sleiiia pc oti'Neien % ''fif 'af''l''f9
i'I pNI,at
iAe lieAt,'E 9''"ii ~ sii''' w al1i
nh9h, ,sht. AHaeio ma nllaieI' Wn9
had been prisoners IN the nati9na
palace sihfeNthflF arrest oi uss''@1
last Were plaeea 10 ~ aa'olHeple
which was accompanied ~ ,, aNv9lys
car ana escorted ny one "uh''ig"
furales under the orders oi t"fntliaii ~,
amt Francisco tardenas ana 'otolei
Rafael PImiento- WITH llael tselons
not 90 0utaistance the escort ehe 'ais
moved slowly no helaeht etttfle,'
unth they had feaened the ppint he''i
The penitentiafy Whefe "a w 0t'rn
place the guards attention was al-
traeted, according 10 the oiiltidt fel-
SION, 90 q group "a persons 'olloW.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
Nisli IA | 0nd0n Al Hakll paeha
is Productive of No Results
Toward Endlaa War IN the'
Balkans.
REPORT OF BULGARIAN
VICTORY UNVERlFlED
Ottoman Government Abaadons.
Idea of Making Flankne.
Movement, Hopes to Hold.
IchaialIa Lines,

gn, Mesnlnr iaurnal sps,in tsnssd Wire I
ionden. rah ea The missiun ia
london OF iiabm pasha ,he furkah
es-Rmud ,aler Thus ar has had ms
definite result. anH ihr position be-
taoon Turkey and tho rnltan nliea
temnlns unchanged NarHe funtars ate
! h circulation here of an important
bulgarian Hgtnn ai nuHr hHi Sofia
IS silent ieeafdlng It and according ie
an Niflelul statement lseurh ia Cons
sianunople tnneht nothing import.
amt has hHnpfnnd nlihat nc Nuhlf.
sdr'HnaplD af along thg iehamlia
lnrs
nnlsann ha. rolnsri ln consent io
thp iofnHiHn of q neutral ZONE ~
tdrlunHnlr Therefore. thr aunsuls
and fHfeienrfs must fpmnln Inside the
] city HnlrsH ihp nnfiD rernrsiAeie rs
teiu.ii lu peimit them tu uHss the
/ Turkish Illness An nnrrneHfNd dlspnieh
FROM gnnsiHninnulr received here.
htlnes thu interesting news Tint ihe
porte has abandoned the dta II nnE
lns an offensive on thanking nnte.
ntni Hnl win Uonflna ihe Operations
Hf lis fNula 40 HtflnfHfe ffhaiaiHI
Hnl lualf llHt hHrne ihHi llH NiiI
fafrit ln rHftrfa mtHt either hf
itlnrlna Hhnti complications n ruf
9ne nf ihr exhaustion nf thf ailite -
the Sumo timo the dispatch gass rHf
kHt Is Hlilur sfnHl concessions rnti-
refnina AdfHuurlH Nili cndeafOf 10
nuisuade me pOwets And the ailoe If
the ndKaniuef uf IN rnfif prHef The
porte claims TINT Adraunnlo sin be
ahle 70 fcslHt another thrne Nfeka
The Dala gttaftphs corfsanon
dent Hhu has iuai spent Wuek III
the natdoneiles district teleeraphs rs
WHf uf f0usfanzf thn lItfo haf hoen
HH fehtlne ~ GHllnDli iir Hes the
fnfha hold the iHMlf iiuos IN rreat
strength and that according o. the
most reliable Information. the nul-
eaflans hate puifanrhea themselves
In front uf the fHrltleh positions una
appeaf tu haft NO present Intention
uf iHkine the offensive According iu
the correspondent ueHfly go NVH
splendid Turkish troops have been
landed I'm the Nnrdanrlita foal0n from
FnVct sts Arnaaa
a dispatch to the nule Mail from
sofia says that fiabb pasha has at.
peHita tito note 81 the powers aayia-
ing Turkey tu ctae Adflan0nle and
leave the fafe Of the Aegean isunds
t1 tho powefs HnH hgs expressed Il
wish ~ br informed az the neaee con
diilors nf The allies
Tho correspondent ut belgrade 81
the Daily Mall aea he learns from a
reliable fnufce That Turkey ahd ihe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
Executive Shocked at Tragedy.
But Declares It is Only Killing.
Of One Citizen by Other Cit
izenS OF Country
EVERYTHING POSSIBLE
TO SAVE DOOMED MEN
No Cabinet Meeting Called to-
Consider Matter But Plepar
ationS tof Mobilization Con
iinue at WASHINGTON

IN, Morning ianfnni snecial irHsed Wire !
NoW york Feb a3.- Ncve of The
killing of Nadoro and suarez was
given President Gait ass hc boarded
the train tor Washnetom - - after
attondine service at St bartholomew s
church. After reading ihe Associated
Press dispatch. the president express
ga his deep regret ni the occurrence.
but made ii elear that hr regarded T.
as the killing of one citizen 90 roun
try boy fellow uitzans. lip said thar
while this government had dune all
In its power. and ali that II conaisiert
Is could Co save Madoros llfe he saw
iu the denlurahlo occurrence ITSELF
no tnnse for intervention
The president said he saw no ren-
SON tn call q cabinet meeilne on his
arrival in Washington tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
OFFICIAL REPORT Of TRAGEDY
DECLARES SHOOTING OCCURRED
DURING AN ATTEMPT To
RESCUE PRISONERS

Rod Censorship Prevents News Of Bloody Affair Reaching
Outside World for Some Hours, Though Occurred About
II O'clock Saturday Night: Heartbroken Widow and Sis
ter Of Slain Deposed President Hasten to Penenay on
Learning What Has Happened Only to be Denied Perms-
sion to Remove or Even See Body Foreign Minister De La
Barra Promises Fullest Investigation, Hnbng COd-BOOded
Double Murder May Have Been Committed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24

Bucharest Hunanh Feb 2a The
cabinet accepted tndlV The offer nf
the powers 10 mediate in the frontier
dispute hofween Knmanfa and Dll
garia rhc 0nY nembcr of tne cChi
net to dissent was the minister of ae
ficHiure who left tho council cham
ber with tho declaration that he had
decided q resign owing To tho lnck Of
energy displayed in the governments
nniirV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
rarInann-e shnEe- rcaaaor lIIl-

Cuayaaul. Ecuador Feb 23 fhis
eitv was loiently shaken at $3.50
O'Clock last nirth hy long eartt-
quake. fhc tremor lasted about sew
enty seconds. The inhabitants rush
ga from thoir houses and the streets
were soon thronged with panic.sirlck-
en men and women, many Of them
kneelne IN prayer SO far as can be
there was no damage and
nobody was hurt -Four more slight
shocks were felt later In the night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
pOWEns UHGE BtlNAliiANs
no ARBFfRA1f1 DISPUTE.

sofia. Fcb 9g fhe representatives.
af tho powers STRONGLY urged Premier
Guchkon t0day 10 subuii me bound
arY dispute fetweeH Bulearia and
eHmania 10 the aiy great powers for
fftlltment The premier promised 20
summon thc eauucft nf ministers and
slee the diplomats M carb answer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Sobn Wperlein, 5ruitss, an Diiliam
6. gRoerlein, got 90. 25 in Der Hole
SiQ Qart untsrabiheilitug. 81.
Gusn !. 5lpm II. ano. on Sarah
Z. Sipens, 5 bel 80 Sub on Der Saos
feite Der Wlilton Strabs; ferner 4 bel
80 Jub an Der Gitisits pss Sroaeipap.
81.
9nthonn 0eber on gbriitian VI.
anabel, 40 bei 127 SUP an Der Bsiis
isite Der Soispb Strabs in Wa.
SeaItbn. 81.
aatis gia, Ra6labpsrtpalier. an
Ireberid grpnenann, Cots glo. 81
lno 81 pom 9afstt gract IN Wlt.
G6o. $500.
Bernard I. Stages an bic Siaot
gorpoob, 80 BEL 1os.30 SUB, mehr
ooer uenIasr, on Der Rorotpeiisete osr
glins aptnus uno Wontsomsrp pIss.
S1.oo.
aouis !. 5aud an bisieIbe. basislbe
Gigsnthum. 81.
Sobn o. Subion an Wortha Sones.
Got "a in 6. u. 6eilter's unterabtbst'
luna in Wnbiionpilie. 81.
glfen 6ammono an Glen Yrslftr,
| Got IA in sames u. price's sipslisr
linterabibeiluus. 81.
Maria Gaean an DaIier ". Welt
rid, ii. 4no., % BEL 10 SUB an Der
Rorofsite Der Rem Baltimore pite IN
Gairmount. 81.
Worn @rintrnepsr on 5. Grntll
S'9pm, aots 40 unb Al in 3. & "
/ Deber's sipeitsr llnisrabihsiluns. 81
| ssobn g. 5eIir ar amsIia a. Jelir,
% BEL 80 SUB on Der S't'eits Del
gapmiller gtrabe. 50 CUB iuolih Dor
Der 8eits Strabe. 81.
| gharlss u. 5eiltsf an Sohn o.
| Batter, Got 81 in Der Guclio aanS 2iii
erIier unternbtbeiluns. 81
| gerirube .. giprn on Stanlen 8
| 5utdanIon Got 26 in Gbattue's I'm
| terabtbilune in Mabiionpil!e. 81.
marp 3. $. q. SpansI.r on So
anna esatobfon. 19 bel 138 Sub al
Der QorbIeite Der RihmOnb Sirabe
100 SUB oitlid DDn Der Gutter ctr
| $1,000.
| ularn Stop on Sobn u. WltDo
nougb, 60 bei 1864 s5sb an be-
| glongb pite in ginberlon 9oipnfbip
| $1.00.
4 Charles Rosttsle an Gbipnrb Rost
t.ls IT,, Elm unsetbeiltes Driitei Snisr
| eiIe in 3.75 Mdtr 2anb In Setticn 81
bon sprinsfitlD 1oipnihip; ftrns'
| $50 2lder in Gettion 80 Desie!btl
| 1pipnIbips; fernsr einen NEG. IL be
800 SUB entldng Der Sitieitt Dol
gbriftian s. 6oIIe's Gurm. 81.
| CHARTS pfitrnnH u. Anb. an Gbri
] itian ostin0sr, 26.41 Guk an be
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Siibieits Der Dsitiuooo arnus. 81.
9isielbtn an penIelbsn. oasislbe
Gigsnthltm. S2700.
Gbarlts u. SslItsr an Gina D.
Siitinoer, Cots 90, go iinD "a in Der
Gottaqe QIaee llnterabtbeiluna aai
grice Sia. 81.
qbilip Rsnner on Spa 6. Williams
II. anb., 30 bsi 81 5ub an Der Qoros
Ieite Der gDaraer Strabe, 430 SUB
lpsItli6 DON Der Rapine Strlbe. 81.
autp e. o5adion on lOilis Molpa II.
qnb., % bel 100 1ub on Der Glib
lpeIisGds Der Manitau uno Warauis
Gtrabe. 81.
Gr.bsrid RsnstI on Robert 3. Sad,
9ot II unb 5hsil BON Cots 16 nno
IS in Benjamin Sietpart's llntsrabs
theiIung an Der Coleman Ctr. 81.
Qbiiip Rsnnsr, WaHspsrtpaIier. on
glia grnmer 5armon so bel 175
,guB an Der Siibieiie Der glsnsap aoe..
500 Jub peitIid BON Der Ressnt ape.
$100.
glia 6. 6armon an hilbert 5.
Iisbm, basisIbe giasnthum. 81.
grbsn BON 5ush Merris. bnrh ben
Skriff. an Sonaro .. gurnsft, SO
BEL 200 ssub an Der Court Strnbs.
nurhlaufsno biz Sba GtraBs; fernsr
Got 35 in gharles 9orisborns's I'm
ter1bthsilnng. 81.
philip Gloninasr an Snmes st.
Gloninger, Iheil bon Got SO in u. s.
@a!burg's llnierabibeilnns In Uaabi'
ionpille 81.
CHARTS SO. 5snrp an 2pbiu Wiis
basfelbe Gi1snihum. 81.
Thomas 8. 5enrp an apoia Mii.
bdsleIb. Giaentbun. 81.
N. 90. Glippinger an Gaura Smitb
so sSus an Der plniHpiue pite in Wla'
biIonnille. 81.
6arrp !. 2shmon an Gharlss Muif
u. gnb., Got 265 in Der unierabtbei
lung ~ pon Saslsp part. ST..
Bertha 8. Nnlisn ar Rofa W. nit
tsnborf, az b<i 150 Sub an Der Qorb
Ieite Der 6oIsa Ap.nue. 10 JuB 0itlid
| RON Der 9roDtlins apenus. 81.
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unb Z. 60. $500.
CHARTS W. 9sble on 5arrn Did
man II. gno. $448.
Wlartha Sonss an Gaf gnb 8. u.
Go. $500.
u. R. oarpuot an Siar 3. q. No.
3 60. $1,000.
DaIter u. Deprih an Grnit Stus
ton 6. uno y. 60. $500.
Soanna Saeobion on Marp s.. y.
q. SpangIsr. $2800.
gonaro gpans an Rortb Cincinnati
8. uno .. so. 800.
s. Grnsit C'9om an College 9in
6. unb .. 60. $500.
Siuniep q. Suthlnion on Cottage
9. uno g. So. $1,000.
Wtnthilba gueloip an Giip ban 6.
unb .. 60. $500.
Sobn u. We9onougb an G. u.
Menie. $1,000.
gbriitian 5sBinser an Ginblap 6.
unb y. go. $40. 3. $500.
Mlslia W. 9intei an Wsittrn 0ius
3. g. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
Carrie VI. 6enn on 2ibtruI 6. unb
9. 60. $500.
| 0sorse Brint an Soutbneii gnb @
u. 5000.
| Caroline asih an Wuiie 5au 8.
uno y. SO. $1,000.
@soree Sirouis an June Ctr. 3.
g. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
| Jrant u. Arsno an oieislb.. $500.
Stnnltp .. 0utdinion an gertruc,
| q. gnrn. $700.
| lueIa W. Gie1lsr an Soilthern
Gbio Sopinss 9ant 60. $500.
| GnDis 6. Nainrigbt an goDuro ..
Quinn. $167.
| CHARTS Rulb an Germania SO. 2
| 8. unb Q. SO. $1,000.
| Oetilgte 6ppotbetsM
| lOuis Gaiintla an Soutbsrn Ohio
| Sapings 8nnt Co.. $3.50.
| Carl eblinger an 3. W. unb u. Z.
| GnIedsr. $500.
/ Winifreb 9srfhsoe on 6. 8. Wer.
ner. $343.
| Gsbert s. Dous an SObn Mlrsr.
$4O0.
| !. & g. Orssnpalo 60. an Sele
Winhlsn. $50, 900.
| Mntbonp Web.r an gbriitina Or.
anabsl. $500.
| Sobn O. 6ubIon an Central 3. unb
6. 90. $l250.
Jobn q. Runnsbuum an Sobn q.
| 6unfon. $3.50.
Wm. 8. WrWabon an llnisn Sab
ings y. unD 3. Go. $1,000.
| Gertrlbe q. sGnrp an Cottage 3.
unb 6. So. $4,000.
Marp @Einsmslsr an Dora aassA.
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Observation-Disclosures

stObsrt Ssno.rion an 5erbinano
Hsso, 58.47 Qder aanb am Gisbt Wtls
Greet in Den 9ermeHunsen Wo. 1898
unb 1923 BON 4nberion 9otDnihip.
$4385.25.
Die Suburban Real Gitate go. an
Gertrude HoB, Cots go. 372 nno 373
in Der gIsmsrs Spnbitat llnterabibei=
lung in Hurtpoob. 81.
Sofepb @. gnrnum an Warie y.
5autman, Got Ro. l in pnri's llntsrs
abtbeilung BON 6ome giip. 81.
Maris .. 5autman an Soiepb e.
8arman, Cots 90. 40. Al, AZ unb 80
in Der Ginti. glbg. Miin. 4ntaufsz I'M
terabtheiluna BON Gdplsr part. 81.
Jrana Carl Stepbon an 4rthur y.
Beder, 25 bel 115 syub an Der CORN
Strabs, 30 s5ub 0ftliM pon oex SeFs
.ftrfon Strabs. 81.
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man er,pabne i'm srie'en has Gine soIfsbinit'.
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A Design for Embroidering Bag
~ with the Center Portions In
Punched or Rhodus Work.
The scallops are TO be padded and
buttonholed, the bow-knots and the
scron-hke figures can be outlined or
worked solfdly and the large dots
worked either solidly or as eyelets, or
can be covered with tiny buttons.
Use embroidery cotton in weight
adapted to the material.
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a sharp pencil trace the design on the
fabric, or else lay the material on the
pattern on top Of table or other hard
surface, and carefully trace the design
with we'll pointed pencil. the design
may also be. transferred TO heavy ma
teriai by using piece Of transfer or
carbon paper. TO be placed between
the pattern and cloth. using sharp
pointed pencil to secure clean line.
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(Jortiesung folgt.)
Ger 8hiIa nthrn b.

Sausberr (5lm geiuher): .Sc6en
Sic: bic 5laihenfapieln bebe id aae
aitf, Die oienen mobltb0tigen 3rpeden.
augenbliflid trinfe ih gum geiten
eines Hettitnasbauies fir trunfiiidti-
ge GolHilienpater."
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oraaSeisextbsnis .4yystteien.
Gintinnnti, IA. SO

VT " y q . TT 1trUs
Hent 6ppotbeten.
Wiiiam Shmibt an Cailsn Jms
proDeb .. linb 6. 60. $500.
Nribur q. Dedsr an Arngon g. unD
6. 60. $3.50.
DsrfeIbs an 1ran3 Carl Stephan.
500.
Joftpb 9. Harmnn an Wnrie %.
6dutman. $500.
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The Detroit times., 1913-08-27
From the Chief Accountant.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen respectfully report TO
your honorable body that the books and
accounts OF the following city depart
ments have been audited by this de-
partment TO the dates hereinafter stated
All money due the city as shown by the
books has been duly accounted for. Via:
Fire Sommisston--Aprl !, 'l3. To Au-
city cierk-January 20. 'ls to July
DEPARTMENT OF Buildings-March l..
'l3 to June l. Is.
Boiler Inspection Department-April 1.
'l3 10 July l,~'1S.
Dog Pound-April l. ia to June I, 10.
Eastern Hay Scales and Pound-April
l. is to June L. 10.
Western Hay Scales and Pound--Aprii
/. 10 to June l. 'l3.,
Board or Health (Plumber)--April 1,
'l3 To August Is.
Board Of Health (Reglstrar)-Appil 1
l3 to July 1, 'l3.
Public Library OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!. ID TO August l. Is
Public Lighting COMMUNICATIONS
~ ], lS to July l. rs.
Police Department U.icenses)--March
l, IL to July l, 10.
Police Court-March 10 'l3 to June ..
Poor Commission-February l. Is to
July 1. rs.
Department ef-sFabiie- Works--Maref,- 1,
= S TO June z. H.
Recorders Court-March TO- rs TO
June II. Is
Respectfully submitted,
n. v. ANDRES.
Chief Accountant.
Accepted and placed on fle
The Detroit times., 1913-08-27

provement TO such lots ana psrcs,. az
land and the several owners thereon.
equals the assessment levied against the
pHper.y contained In said assessment
property included In the taxins District
equal: the sum asssssed thereon. and
snat the sums set forth In the said as
each lot or parcel OF land should be a.
.essed and pay. and that the said az
sessment upon such lot orr parcel OF land
S ~ eonectsd from the several persons Tia
ana shall become due and payable within
% days from the date OF the firvt puhli-
eation by the city Treasurer OF the no.
tice OF said assessment
olution. wy soove
The Detroit times., 1913-08-27
From the Board Of Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
conference.-the herewith transmit to
your honorable body Street and Open
ing part OF the expense and cost of
taking private property for the opening
and extending Of Forest avenue from MI.
Elliot, avenue TO the easterly city linn
u.s. where not already opened, as a pub
lie street and highway.
This roll has been prepared pursuant
to and In accordance with the RESOLUTION
adp PIE ~ your honorable body on April
The benefits Of the whole property in.
cluded In the taxing district equals the
sums assessed thereon, and the lands in
Guided In the said assessment district
fits specially derived by them from such
Improvement. The notice required by
Law has been given to the parties In in
,erest. as VIII appear by the annexed
have therefore signed the same and re-
port IL to your honorable body, and
herewith present the following resolu.
ton TO that end.
Respectfully.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY John c. Nagel, President.
Accepted. and on leave the following
BY Alderman E'refwald.
Resolved. That the Common Council
OF the City OF Detroit do hereby approve
end connrm Street Opening Assessment
expense and cost OF taking private prop
erty for the opening and sxtending Of
Forest avenue from Mt. Elliott avenue
to the easterly city limits. where not al
ready opened. as public street and
Which said roll has been prepared pur-
suant to and In accordance with the res
olution adopted By the Common Coun-
ell April l., 1918 u c. c., page $50;
further resolved. that the description Of
the premises and the names Of persons
contained therein are received AZ correct.
ed therein and the several 0wnerB and
occupants have been assessed In said roll
in proportion to the bsnedts specially DE-
the Opening and extending Of said ForeSt
avenue; that the benefits Of such i'm.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-27

may be. the same a. though this grant
had not been made or accepted.
Be II further resolved that this per.
init 10 void II not accepted within ten
days after Its approval by the Mayor
and II the building OF this new line
hereby permitted be not completed
within six months from the adoption
hereof. II being the express under
standing OF the Common Council Of
the City OF Detroit that said new line
II made hereunder must be made a.
an entirety and not over any portion
or portions of the said avenues less
than the distance herein provided.
Referred to Committee on Public
Utilities