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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
CITY OF DETR0Ir-oFFIcE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit Dec. 4

Detroit. Dec. 10. 1914.
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons
this Office The following named assess
ment rolls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Mich. Dec. 90. 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
CITY OF DETROIT-oFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. Is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
that there has been Med IN
this office the following named assess
ment rolls:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
Alcos Take Lead.

The strong Alec. toam went into first
place Yesterday, when they defeated the
Peconut Crisp team by the score of 3
TO z. That tho game was flercely
fought throughout is indicated by the
close score. each team putting up n
brand. OF ball that would compare ia
vorably with any amateur team In the
city. Pearce was selected to go against
Flanagan. the losers star twirlcr. and
we'll did he perform his duty. although
Flanagan pitched grand game tho
breaks were with Pearce, thereby hc
was returned tho winner.
The losers were the first to score. In
the first inning, after Bozc had famed,
Cookie walked. and scored on Wickers
drive to right for two bases. They did
not score again until the seventh, when
Perkins, who ha dalready hit safely
twice. who was the first man to face
Pearce. hit one into left field for the
circuit At no other time during the
game did the Peoonut Crisps threaten,
except In the third. when Flanngan's
single. hit batter and free pass
filled the bases, but Pearce frightened
up and retired the side The entire
Alco team put up an excellent game,
and deserved q victory. Perklns's bat
ting featured for Peconut Crisp. score:
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WalkOycrs WIN.

In n free-hitting contest, the Walk
overs defeated tho American Clothing
Co. yesterday, score II TO S. Tho game
ming. when the Walkovers scored four
runs. The Clothiers sent two of the
Walkover pitchers to the bench. but
were stopped by Clements. who re-
licyed Curran In tho sixth inning With
better support, King, who pitched for
the losers. would have won his game.
his teammates making seven errors be-
hind him. He struck out eleven of tho
Walkovers in the first 1--WE INNINGS
Myers's batting and Robineau's batting
featured for the losers. For the Walk
overs, Whltiicld's hitting was the main
factor in bringing victory to his team.
Boehling and Lucy also starred with
the stick.
The teams will play another game at
Byrd Park on next Wednesday at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

" HIKOVTr .'..-..2 0 IL
Amer. Cloth. Co. 100 0 004O 0 o. 8
summary: Two-base hits--R Wilcox,
Poh. Apple. Three-base hits--Nichols,
Meyers. Home runs--Lucy, Whitfield,
Kobineau. stolen bases = Schmidt,
Clarke. Rowe. Alright Double plays
Poh TO Whitfield. Struck out-by King.
II: by Unmussig. 2; by Curran. Z; by
Clements. B. Base on balls--by Curran.
!; by King !. Innings Ditched--by I'm
mussis. j 2-3: by Curran. i; by Glenn
ents. Ia. Hits-ofr Unmussig, 4; of
Curran, 81 on ClementA Q. Left on
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r. j. CROwDER,
President Richmond League,

Where They PIny Next Saturday.
Hustlers VIZ. Woodworlters, at Fulton
Park. Umpire. Mr.. Scott.
Main st. Furniture Co. VS.. Indians,
at Byrd Park. Umpire, Mr.. Via.
II. S.. Wright VS.. Jones Bros, at
6outhside Park. Umpire Mr.. Hill.
Main Street Wins.
Main Street defeated Jones Bros,
10 to 8. In loosely played game, costly
errors being. made on both sides. Pow
Inns and Anstett wero Responsible for
four Of Main Streets runs both max
Ing two-base hits. with the bases full.
Jones, on first. did some good fielding
and batting, making three hits out cf
four times. at the plate. BEDFORD ana
Nelster, Of Jones Bros, featured for
their team with the stick
1Iuin ST, Furniture Co
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Score by innings: II

Portner 3. Co. ......0 9 s . o S O-l9
Richmond e. Co. ....OIO0 100000 i ,
Summary: Two-base hits-Lcc,
Cheatam. Dunn, 2. Three-base hits
Sacrifice hits-Torbett. Stolen bases
Judge. Napier. Cheatam, Lee, Burch,
H. Wells. Struck out-by Dunn, 8; by
Smithston, q. Hit by pitcher-Burci, 2;
by Smithstoh. 6. Hit by pitcher
Burch. 2. Left on bases-Portner, G;
Richmond Elcc. Co., 5. Umpire, Mr..
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Score by innings:

Peconut Crisp. ............l 5000 ol-2
summary: Two-bnse hlt-Wickcr.
Nunnally. Stolen bases-Amos (2,
Asher. Bigbie, Tinsley, Robins. Flann-
gan. Struck out-by Pearcc, 10; by
Flanagan, IL. Base on balls-by Pearcc,
3: by Flanagan. 3. Hit by pitcher
Bigbie. Wicker: Wild pitch--Flanagnn
Passed balls--by Asher. IL: by Scales,
!. Left on bases-Alcos, A: Pcconut
Crisp. 4. Umpire. Moore. Scorer, Hnr-
ry Tucker. Jr. Time, 1850. Attend
ance 1000.
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VoosinIl tS QunrIes.

W oodalI & Quarles. "a 03120O 2s-10
untrce-Sutherland.. 3 001001 O. S
Summary: Double plays-G. Thorpe
70 SLAUGHTER to Raw. Left on bases
z. Sacrifice hits-Chamberlavne. TIns.
ley. Tyson. Raw. Slaughter, Doggett,
cornell. Two-base hit--Bushell. Pitch
ers' summary: Base on balls-off
Thorpe. o; or Melton, 4. Hits-off
Thorpe. in innings; of Smith,
In innings; of Melton, 6 In 6 Innings.
struck out-by Thorpe, z; by Melton.
o. Umpire. Morgan Scorer, Duval.
Attendance, $50.
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Smith, A: Signal Corps. S. sacrIaca
M w6od 81 ryan ,TIwo-base hits-Cheato
T WOoa, narris, Wigand (2). Hendrick.
hyan-Smith. IL: Signal Corps, 6. Pitch
IFS summary: Babe on balls-ofY
iPSo; OF Gates. l. Hits-ofr Floyd.
nniings. Struck out-by Floyd, S: bv
MlIler, Z: by Gates. .. Time OF rama
Two hours. Attendance ROO e-..e,
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Battle Axe Wins.

The Brittle Axe boys defeated tho
Colleeian in n very fast game thot wn,
full Of star plays. Burch, Ricketts, and
Burgln all made very difficult stops
and throws. For the Collegians, Hiker
and Wright were the features. while
onesty played a great gamo in the
field. The score:
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Woodworker. WIN.

Woodworkers defeated II. S. Wright
by the score of s to 0. Walton's pitch
ing was OF high class. allowing his
opponents only four hits, while Robin
son and Snelllngs were tho feature with
the stick. Broclewells playing of first
Will not be forgotten. Mitchell fea-
OF the four hits made by his team.
The score:
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Standing Of the Teams.


Walkover and American Clothing Co.
Wednesday ut o'clock. ut Byrd Park.
Peconut Crisp and American Clothing
co; Saturday Mt Byrd Park, ut ESQ.
Alcos and Walkovcrs at 1880.
Mr.. Moore Will umpire all games
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
Home nreminr Win

raa Ine Iioime Brewing Company de-
iyhifu Cralts by the scoro OF III to 8.
t for Home Brewery. Keeping their
nits vel scattered. White also pitched
l. IL g9od game. while Bounting was hi
nlru. Inc batting OF O'Bricn, Nhite-
more and Baughan were the features
me Rome Brewery played q great
game In field. Tho score. ei'"'
IIOIn>
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woodalI & annr1c. YIN.

The Woodall & Quarlcs team def
seated the Rountree Sutherland by the
score of 10 to 8. The features OF tho
game was the playing of the whole
lWo0dall & Quarles team. and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
NUMERICAL LEAGUE

Where They Play Saturday.
Rountree-S vs.. Crafts, at
SCOTS Addition.
ut Clarke's Spring.
Home Brewing Company VS.. Signal
Corps. ut Floyd's Park.
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Tho score by innings

Burk & Co. .........00 0O020 o.
summary: Two-base hits-South-
ward. Three-base hits-Beasley. Stolen
bases-Sntterlin. Base on balis--ofr
Walthall, /; Off Coulter. 6. Struck out
by Walthall, /; by Coulter. 6: by AL
DaVis. Scorer, NJ. Creamer. Attendance
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IudtanN WITH

The Indians defeated the Hustlers at
st. andrews Park by the score of II to
8. The feature of the game was the
good pitching of Barfoot. who allowed
only three clean hits. white hit a
three base hit. with the bases full
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

: = . . i l " " " v " i ID
summary: Three base hits-Mc9ae
iiooFcr. stolen bases-PoweN Onesty.
calder. Bauer (2), Burgin. Withheld
struck out-By Wright. 5. wild pitch
Wright. Passed ball-Hikcr. Loft on
Umpire French. Time. 1:4O.
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~, Wu-DHsu h1t-Alldyctte.
Ihrce-base hits-AIorgan. Home run
Saracino. Stolen bascs-Dowden cay.
Douh.e plny-Orebaugh to Blgbie.
Base on balls-By Shelton. 3: by Blan-
ION, j: by Sanderson, l. Left on bases
ashland, .: Grays. .. Hit by pitched
mr. nnils-Meyborg. Dowden. A. Bigbie.
Tlsnor Hit-Off Blanton. 4; Oft Shel-
ton. ), Struck cut-By BIenton. j: by
shelton. l: by Sanderson, q Umpire
French. Attenda nce-1, 900.
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Summary: Double plays-Hanky to
August. Laurence to Knox to Quarlep.
Left on bases-Vlrsina Shoe 2; Cubs.
g. Two-base hits--Knox, Williams (2J,
Branch. Stolen bases-Horner (aG,
Hanky G2). Rowe CD. Taylor (2), wifi.
FILLER. Q: off Hawley, 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Wood. Struck out-by Tfller. 12:
Hawlcy; 2. Wild pitch-Tiiier. Passed
pail-Tiller. Time of game. hours
Umpire. c. Davis. Scorer. John Sniii.
van. Attendance, 100.
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r,s summary: Sacrifice ny-precden,
T ThMo.Dase hits-Snellings and Eacho.
9ases-Woodworkers, 6: II. 8. Wrigbt
Nash sases on balls-oft Walton. i: on OF
Nash' Struck out-by Walton, 10:
NJ en; .. time or game. 1925 Umpire
Alr. Via. Attendance. 500. 0'ip'fe,
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where They PIN,
Gray Win,

Tho Grays defeated Ashland yester-
day at Byrd Park by the score of 10 to
l.. Ashland outhit the soldier boys two
TO ono, but made several errors which
cost them the game. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Souihsido Park. w. ae
kihgan W. Portnor. Mt Byrd Park.
KinKnn Wins.
In hard fought game. Kingan won
from ifurk ~ Co, at Byrd Park yester-
Gag. by the score. TO 2 Jim Coulter
was In the box for Kingan. and had the
Surk Dogs entirely at his mercy. Wal
!nAii survived four innings. when he re-
ured IN favor of Allen, who pitched
good ball Reasleys drive to LEFT Tor
three bases was a beauty
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
Rnnn-Smith Win

Ryan-Smith defeated the Signal
Corps yesterday in IL long-drawn out
game by the score of 16 to G. Tho
features of the game was the hard
hitting OF Wegand and Beasley.
Ryan-Sm{th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Main Street ........24 0003 10
Summary: Left on bases-Main ST.,
Anstott, /: ]. Taylor, l; BowIes, !; Nell
ster. .; Bedford, 2; Priddy, /. Stolen
hases"Lowe. 2; Anstett.- |; Coyson. /;
Powell. l: L. Bagby. 1. Hits-off Pow
ell. 10; off e. Taylor To- Struck out-by
Powell. 12: T.. Taylor. &. Time OF game,
1:50. Umpire, Mr.. Scott. Scorer, Mr..
Animal Attendance. 100.
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Lacy. Q. ...-...........s / 0 o

Totals. .............. 4 II 8
Tho score by innings: r.
Hustlers ............00 10110 700 3
Summary: Double plays-Welch to
Griffin. S. Timmons to Knight. Loft on
8; Hustlers. 8. Two
base hits--Criiiin, Neiderneer. Three
base hits-Riley. Home runs-Wade
Stolen bases-Napier, 2; Conway. 8.
Base on balls-off Johnson, 2. Hits
OF Barefoot. 4 in innings; Off Johnson.
IL In 6 Innings: off Mason in inn
ings. Hit By pitched ball--Conway.
Struck out-by johnson, 4; by Barefoot,
1t; by Mason, 3. Time OF game, 1:45.
Umpire-IIill. Scorer Whittet. Atten-
dance, 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Main Street Furniture Company, 80
Zones Brothers, 6.
Woodworkers s: II. s. Wright. 0.
Indians. IL: Hustlcrs, 8.
Club Standing.
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Epuorth Wins.

Epworth defeated the Athletics yes
ternay In doublc-hcader by tho scores
or 10 10 and TO /. Lierhelds pitch
Ing featured in both games. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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lone Brewing .....1 1Sao201.-l1
cr Sn ..o01OO031 ID
70 sales. Two-base hits-Miller. rs
White., Three-bas hIt-McCulloueh
Home hun.-Whitmore. Hits-off Bunt
10 In innings: or White, s in 80
innings: off Haskins. in 2 innings
struck out-by Bunting, /; by White,
=: by Whitmore, S: by Haskins. Q limo
of game, 40. Umpire Bender At
tendance, 460
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
MORRIS COSBY.
Secretary HichmOnd League.

Shortley Timmoner and Chrusty Mar
tin were the featurers for tho Hustlors
Indians.
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Portner brewing Co. 1yin,.

90. WIHUs
, Portner defeated Richmond Electric
GO. yesterday by the score OF 10 to g.
me features of the game was the pitch
ing of Dunn. The entire Portner team
oatted the ball hard. Tho score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Tho commission Will meet Wednes-
day night at Murphys Hotel All man.
ayers playing under the Amateur Com
mission are requested to attend.
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Jimmy Gentry, playing in the out
HELD for the Collegians, Is n mighty
fast man. and handles himself like 4
nrnfoS sionnl
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s ~iliisnis. 'sis :::::::::: 8 5ls 3
Totals ............a6 Is 10 81 s $

Summary: Double play-Smlth to
Whitlock. Left on bases-Virginia
Shoe Company. 8; Cubs. 6. Bases on
by pitched ball-Wood. Struck out
by Shortcll, ~; by Rowe, z. wild
pitch--Rowo. Balk-ShorteIl. Passed
Scorer. John Sullivan. Attendance.
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Co. 7. Umpire. Moore. Scorer-HarrS
Tucker, Jr. Time, hours. Attend
ance, 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
Virginia Shoe Com,,, ~,

-, INC Virginia Shoe Companv d"T
score Ups op IN double header bv thn
boys. and tpe ,r irst game for the shoe zoe
s whinh game. allowed oniv ono IN she
Smith.s appeared in the ninth innin,,'
Of the o onehand catch was the fea,,,Eso
I,rt,t,,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Standing of tho TENNIS.
Where They pIny Thursd

Where They Plny Thursday.
Grays VS.. Battle Axo, at Broad Street
Park.
Where They PIny Friday.
Collegiars VS.. Ashland, at Broad
Street Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Alcos, 8; Poconut Crisp, 9.
Waikover. IL; American Clothing Co.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Tho Alcos took the lead In the Old
Dominion League yesterday by de-
featiug the Peconut Crisps. The fol-
lowers of this league seem to think
that the engine builders will hold this
place throughout the season.
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UNION LEAGUE
Standing Of the c1nh.

virote Ihey Play SATURDAY,.
n TSnsinia Shoe Company VS.. AtSiotic.
III seminary Park "ie''cS'
Pa Gaos VS.. Epworth. at Renedic,,no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Bruce Calder. who has been playing
third base for Clifton Forge. in the
Virginia Mountain League. was back
Mt his old job on third for Battle Axe
yesterday.
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Amateur Notes
ny JouN n. HOOPER, JR.

Charlie Liesfeld. pitching for Ep-
worth in the Union League. Is mighty
good young twirler. Yesterday he
struck out twenty three players In n
double header against the Cubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Sol Dcoppe. of the Clifton Forge
team. was in town yesterday looking
for youngsters who desire to enter tho
professional ranks. Sol. expects to
carry Dutch" Kline back with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of tho Cluby.
sdH Vi. Fortnor. Mt Byrd Park.
KinKnn Wins

where They Play Snturdny.
tDTk RinhrrnnI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
Barrie News,

Barrie, n. D., May 5.-To The For.
UNI: At the Christian endeavor meet
ing last Sunday evening, Miss Dagny
Reistadt was chosen to represent the
society at Bismarck this week.
Rev. M" freeman preached a very
interesting and thoughtful sermon on
Sunday morning.
The old Morgan home is being i'm
proved by the addition of a large YER
anda and a square window is being
placed in the front of the house.
Many farmers are taking their cattle
over the river into pastures as the
grass has now got a good growth.
Our worthy %neighbor, Nels Bergh, at
the last towl meeting got a certain
mount of mCne% laid aside as a boun-
ty on pocket. striped and ray gorhers,
and the boys of this township are
coming money by exhibiting the go
pher tails to the town clerk, who is
kept busy every night counting the
tails that come to him through the
mail.
Rev. Mr.. Ryan and wife, noted re-
vivalists OF New York state, are hold
ing a revival in the church every
night this week. Both Mr.. Ryan and
his wife are good takers and singers.
All are welcome.
Service next Sunday morning and
evening by Fhe Rev. Mr.. Ryan.
The Morgan girls lost their favorite
pony yesterday but were fortunate
enough to locate her again yesterday.
Cor. B.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
DEPICTED IRISH LIFE
Spreading the News, an Irish PIayIet,
Read Before Fargo College Students
by Mrs. G. D. Bowling,

Mrs. G. Dewitt Bowling delighted
the students of Fargo college this
morning by a masterful rendition Of
the Irish play, Spreading the News,
by Lady Gregory.
Mrs. Bowling very cleverly portray
ed typical Irish village life as depicted
in the play. This is one Of the seven
such comedies by the same author, all
of which are intended to illustrate
native Irish life. The chief occupa-
ton of the people seemed to be mind
ing other peoples business, and the
reading indicated that the general
work was we'll taken care of by the
village gossips.
Mrs. Bowling received a hearty
| burst Of applause al the conclusion
and an urgent invitation to favor the
| students at a later occasion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
CoIfax News.

CoIfax, N. D., May 5.-To The For
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robinson
autoed to wahreton Saturday after
noon to bring down his fathers car,
which he hal here for repairs. They
returned Monday morning on the train.
Albert Beck came up from Iowa
Tuesday with a carload of fms horses
which he disposed Of at fancy prices:
Ernest Corcoran accompanied his
sister blanche to Rochester, Mipn..
last week for treatment at the Mayo
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mandt aqtoed to
Pitcairn Sunday Tor a Visit WIN Mrs'
A large crew il at work building q
new engine house for the st. Anthony
Elevator Co. -,
The Farmers Elevator Co. held its
annual business meeting Monday
electing officers, etc. =.
Mrs. E. I. Tarr is at the hospita! at
Bismarck lor medical treatment: she
is much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Mandt was the guest of Mrs
FTiske Monday. Cor u
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
new SPIRITWOOD
COURT HOUSE
CONTRACTS AWARDED BY HAXBY
& GILLESPIE FOR NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING AT SPIRITWOOD AND
OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIDDERS. -. - RI.

w. D. Gillespie has just returned
from a trip through the western part
of the state and Montana.
AT Sidney, Mont, he submitted plans
for an eight room high school building;
which were accepted by the board ana
plans will be ready for the building
May Is.
This firm was also ngage to pre-.
pare plans for a fire proof hospital
building to, cost $25, 900, plans for which
will be ready about the same time.
Bids were opened at SpifltWood by
Mr.. Gillespie, for the erection OF a -FOUR
room brick school and contracts were
awarded. Following is a list Of the
bidders on his work:
General Contract.
John Schlanser, Fargo. $14,O94,O0
w. j. Curren, Valley City,
+. III. Leeby. Fargo. 12,675.00.
Rttterbush II Son. Oakes N. d. 12,553.00
Bowers Bros. Fargo. 12,481,0 0
4. s. Randolph, Detroit, MINI. l2,41S.00
MINI. 12,17s.os
d. ....... 11.s75.oo
j.. "A. Schroeder, Jamestown
Il. w. Holder, Forman, N. p.
(AwardedJ ... IbV04.0V
Heating and Ventaiating.
II. s.. Halligan. Jamestown, ~.
III. Taylor. Jamestown, N. ID. 1,S21.08
Ehamplin & Manson, Fargo. I,7S5sO0
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
Total arrests l
Other Services Performed.

Accidents reported ............ II
Buildings secured, being found
open ........'.' La
Burglars frustrated ............ 2
Disturbances suppressed ....... 4
Cash fines collected for city SIS, 746.25
Prisoners committed to Jail 800. 473
Fines suspended by the court -. 10
Fire alarms given .............. 5
Intoxicated persons assisted
nome OIL
: odgings furnished ............ 1904
Lost children restored to parents 43
LOST children taken to station =. 20
Meals furnished to prisoners -. 4536
Prisoners turned over to the
sheriff loo
cred SO, $3.50
Runaway horses and teams
stopped ID
Sick and injured persons taken
home 90
Sick and injured persons taken
to station 81
stray teams cared for ......... II
Stray stock impounded ........ s
| Street lamps reported out
(hOurs) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 1901
Respectfully submitted, .''..
J. K. Bingham.
Chief of Police.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
Letters written in connection with

Letters written in connection with
work Of my Office ............'.' 26
Women prisoners in city jail .-..' o
Trains met by request through the .
mai ss........ 7
Cases on record this month: Boys,
Is; girls, 20; families. 49, total, 40
Miscellaneous.
Several minors sem home.
Several cases kept out Of court.
Letters written to nonresident par
ents.
Truancy cases looked up.
Trip to jamestown with insane pa
tient.
Children escorted home after curfew
hour.
Correspondence with other police
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
CHARGED With
GRAND LARCENY
J. G. CURTIS, STATION AGENT AT
GARDNER, BOUND OVER TO
DISTRICT COURT ON CHARGE
OF GRAND LARCENY BOND
FIXED AT $1,000.

J. c. Curtis. station agent at Gard
ner, was arrested this morning on a
warrant from the sheriff's office,
charging grand larceny. He was
brought to this city by Deputy Sheriff
Kramer, and appeared this afternoon
in county court before Judge Hanson.
He was bound over to the district
court in the sum of $1,000 bonds.
1t is alleged that Curtis collected
freight charges which he did not turn
in to the company, the specific case
which caused his arrest involving
about $50.
Ecuador prohibits the importation
OF patent medicines containing in
gradients detrimental to health.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06
POLICEWONAN
MAKES REPORT

Mrs. Irfna Poppler, policewoman,
jmakes the following report for the
month Of April / to May l.
E1914:
tCalls made for investigation and
consultation
PerSOnal interviews ...,...,.t....l82
dances attended and supervised :. Z