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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21
CHICAGO aUT:rER MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 2L--Butter: Ex-
tr.s, .sc: hr.ts: :,%:sc: dairy extras.
binary. 1sA 0lsNc: nrsts. 1sKc.
Cheese: Twins. Tx Use: young Amsri-
cas-, 1s0lsHc. 1--we poultry: Fowls,
1s0isMc; ducks; is@l7c; reese. 12m
016o. Potatoes: Mich. 60@65c; Wis,
60 e CSC: MINI. 500 Soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

Stockholders Aestlng OF the 'DelrAy
Connecting h r. CO." Notice - hereby
stockholders Of the Delray Connectinv
Railroad Co. for the election Of direct.
oss and the Transaction Of such other
nual meeting. viii Be held at the ofdce
Of the company In the City Of Detroit
Michigan, or Wednesday. March loth.
ors Of the company. (6ignsdS J. d
Sanders. Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

GeOrge E. Harter. ~ T01ede. will lee
servatory OF Music, 1913 Woodward
ave-, on sunday afternoon. March 2.
az $50 Subject Philosophical
Ideals" The lecture 10 free.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21
FEARING BANDITS,
POLICE GUARD HOTELS

Right on the heels Of the bold hold.
up OF Night Clerk w. II. Burns, OF
the Metropole hotel, police received
q mysterious tip" that plans were
afoot to rob the clerks OF the Girls
void house and the Hotel Cadillac.
and that the Jobs" were to be perpe-
trated. early Saturday morning. De-
tectives we're on hand, but the Tip"
did not materialixe.
Sob Prtuting Done Right. Times
printing Co.. 13 John II. -st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

LIVESTOCK


EAST BUFFALO. ~. T.. March H..
s ssaS; s:ss sRsss . 10 @ ss.ar:
e; s cs A e , &
ooaroo and plain weighty steerA Sj.64
4ISs s.aey Xsasaiass baby bet
Ai ssis e ss's sosd Io 90 e ,iss
eeva lAJs9S: i5; butcher COWS. SO
keei suttsra e13s0%te; trimmSra -
sn i. s:ss s;s:s ssSs Sa.d Sc:
helssrs, SS.5S4s.1S: stock heifsrA ISIS
%; best feeding steers. SA7S07: fair
g Gooe, 36sS 0C.sS; fancy stock steers,
GIe; common light stock steers, 40
%: extra good bullA s7.1s0fSo; 30.
iogna bulls. ee.1s0s.7b: stock bulls, S
o.; milksrs and springers. SSS 0So.
ass; s:s;':s 1 ,sss s.tS :sS;;::
6hesp: Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady; top lambs. $s.is0s.2s: ysrlings.
UNION Stock YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
March 1i.-Hogs; Receipts. $4,000;
ssses.s. Sss: ssoa As. ,z:a , sss
Ss:;s $3.50: pigs. sfes.ss. Scsssis: NE Re.
cetpts, 200; market. steady; bseyes. 81
ssoos:r. SAD sne i. .s s'i ss:s T.s:
ans. 27:lsos.1s: calves. ts@Vs. sheep:
Recsfpts. 800; market. slow, steady:
nn :mss ; sss$$ss w::sr ;;S
CLEvELAND.
CLnvEI.AND. March 2l.-Hogs:
1000: steady: heavtes, 1905: mixed
and workers.. 39.2Q12.25: pigs, S9.fO.
Cattle: Receipts . cars: market steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts 6 cars: top
4el0. Calves: Receipts 100 head: top
| NEW YORK HANK sTATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 2l.--The week
actual bank statement, issued today.
showing the following changes:
surplus, increased ......O 2,3sO.65O
Loans. Increased ...... sllO.OOO
| specie, increased ...... SgIO.OOO
| 1oGals. DECREASED .. $4,000
Depoeits. Increased Els67lOOO
Circulation, detreased ..... $4,000
surplus reserve ............ 10. $685.
u. =. GOVERNMENT BONDS
New 20 reeister. ISL ssa
New - coupon. .F.... sSh Ssi,
NeW - register ....... 1o2 1o3
new - coupon. 49,. log
New - rooSotev. liz 1I2x
SeW - coupon.s....... 1875 80
~ f.fft4 ~
ysonong 60 ~ John R-SG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROv1DIONs.
CHICAGO. March Sl.-Bear1sh influ-
enose controlled the wheat pit today,
but there WAS no decided downward
movement Of prices. Liverpool was
lower and the easier feeling In corn
wes another bear factor. Prices were
on shade ct the start, but resting
ordese 70 buy brought July futures
shade above last nights close.
Corn was Q shade lower In . dull,
unlntaraettng market o6ssings we're
only modoratA
Dat was shade easier In DUH
anarke6 movtng In sympathy with
corn.
a slow hog market caused prova-
e1ea futures 60 ease OF . tribe.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
whsss: cs.h. Sexc: Nay. ssXo: July.
eeEa Corn: CASH sc: Nay. 7oxa:
l3e; JHly lSke RyS: Cash, lio. Glow
ss:ced: cssh $50: *pri!: ee:sS: 0et.
cash and April. 13.jsk- 1uttsr era
ana hays Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21
NEW YoRI< PRODUCE MARaEIcr.

NEW YORK, March 2l--Tlour: Quiet
e asss 90 Ezra: Tirm. middic v msts not sat
Sl0.7S01o.S6. Sugar: Raw, quiet; cen
trtfugal. % test, S2SS03.0i: musco-
wade, % test. SA3l 03s%; rennsd. quiet:
cut loaf. $40: crushed, IS; powdered.
Ssss@4: graduated. ts.ss0s.s5. cof-
lee Zee; Rio. No. : on spot: skc. Tsi'cw:
special. &c. Hay: Easy: prime. S1.o3N
4l.e7k; No 5. 7s@s7Ac: clover. cod
sc. Dressed Poultry: Dull and easy:
turkeys. tS03s: chicksns, 14025c:
fowls, l3Q1sc; ducks. l3@1sc. Live
iSc: fowls. tic; turkeys. 1s0isc: zoos
tiers. l2hc. Cheese: Quiet and Arm:
state milk. common to specials. le@
l9kc: skins. common TO special. 90
iSc: full skins. ~ 0sc.
Butter: Quiet; receipts, 7.215; cream
cry, extra. SEQ 3Sh c: state dairy. tubs.
Is Nc: imitation creamery nrsts. 1911
@24c. Eggs: Unsettled: receipts. a.
$50; nearby white fancy 3s02sc:
nearby mixed fancy. 23h o Csc: fresh
nYsts. 34h O Sac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 3l.-Opening-
Wheat: May down va: July steady.
Corn: Nay down 40: July steady.
Oaes: Nay steady: July up kc. Pro-
Ooss-Wheat: May down Nc; July
steady, Corn: May down Nc; July
down Nc. Oats: May down Ac: July
down Nc. Provisions: Easier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

DUTTn0 AND EGGS.
Dutte1@Creamery. extras. sec: 6roto
CSC: dairy, Ale: packing stock, $50 Id
UggD-FIrSts. cases included. 1eA<
per dog. Receipts. 1.1So cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-21

NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 2l.--The week
actual bank statement, issued today.
showing the following changes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
O'DONNELL GETS
SALOON TRANSFER
Aid. Heating is willing When
Many Residents Indicate
Consent

John p'Donnell was granted per-
mission by the council committee on
liquor regulation. Monday morning.
10 trausfer his saloon from No. 1S8
efResAnnsayor40-No. 2A6 xlranh Riyer.
ave- "A previous request for this
transfer was held UP by Aid. Maurice
Keatiug's objection, but when O'Don-
nell presented long list Of names Of
people In the Grand River-ave. neigh
borhood who did not object to the
new saloon. the alderman speedily
withdrew his objection. 0'Donnell
explained 20 the committee that his
old landlord tried to collect q awar
tax" from him by raising the rent
from SOS to $3.50 Q month.
The right OF the liquor COMMITTEES
TO grant new wholesale liquor licenses
was also brought up when several
such applications were read. II wD
argued by some OF the members that
Aid. Otto Reinhardt's resolution.
passed by the council some time ago,
limits the number OF Wholesale liquor
licenses which the council can grant.
Assistant Corporation Counsel VIII
liam Z. Tarsney was asked for an
opinion, and the liquor men will also
be represented by counsel when the
matter comes up again in the next
meeting Of the committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
boy BANDITS in
JUVENILE COURT
Judge Hubert Would Punish
Men Who Took Money
They Stole

Three small boys. oil under 10
years Of age. stole si20 and spent II
inside Of few days.
The boys we're up In juvenile court
Monday morning and Judge Hubert,
after an investigation, declared that
he would start an action against
some OF the men who helped the boys
to dispose OF their money.
According to the story told by the
children. they operated after the
fashion Of an experienced gang OF
"gunmen." One Of them acted AZ
lookout. q second crawled into 3
cellar window after the third had
Waited the plant and secured an
outline Of the house and named the
place where The money ives hidden
The boy who furnished the plan
was the nephew Of the owner or the
house that was rohbed. His uncle
kent his savings In q stove and the
entire amount was taken.
The boys bought rides, candy,
marbles, cigarettes and nearly every
thing their childish minds could de-
wise. The entire sum was expended
In . few days. Judge Hubert de-
clared that be would investigate the
firms that sold the boys rifles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
NO SUCH THING AS
CIVILIZED WARFARE
--sTILLNAN.
Humane Society Head Denounces
Atrocities as ''Fit for'Lowest
Depths OF Hell''

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Oct. g.
Declaring that there could bs no such
thing as civilized warfare" and de-
nouncing reported atrocities in the
European theaters or war AZ mt only
for the lowest levels OF hell" William
o. stillman. OF Albany. N. Y. opened
the four days session Of the Ameri'
can Humane association here today
Although warning Newspaper readers
to accept reports Of barbarities with
caution, he asserted II but s 0per cent
OF the stories were true. they indicat
cd the most horrible savsgeriss OF the
ages. 81
1--WE may admit that cowardly snip.
ers, concealed assassins, may be hand
led without mercy, said Stiilman,
hut may we'll draw Q line ut the
slaughter of non-oombstants and the
destruction OF beautiful cities contain.
ing priceless works OF art and utera.
ture. feel that we may denoupce
that method OF warfare which sends z
craft over sleeping cities and drops
bombs. Equally to be condemned ID
the floating OF mines In the ocean
track Of neutral commerce. II only
30 per cent OF these reports were true
they would be At only for the lowest
levels OF hell
Due to the failure Of the public 70
take an interest I'm the work, @. A. H
Scott. OF the Illinois Humane society,
reported that the failure OF local hu.
name societies In Illinois and Ohio
was so per cent: In Pennsylyanie
s3 l-3 per cent, and In California III
per cent.
I'm many quarters more attention
is displayed to the protection Of ant
mails than to the saving Of human be
ings." said Scott. Half OF our trou.
BILE comes from political opposition
because we refuse TO give our princi.
pal appointments to political bench
men"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
Big FIGHT FOR
PROHIBITION TO
Be WACED HERE
Campaign for Hobson-S Shepherd
Constitutional Amendment
VIII Open Nov. l6
FIFTY NOTED SPEAKERS
TO SUPPORT MEASURE
Jack London's story. .John Bar.
leycorn," VIII be shown in
Moving Pictures

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 5.-Ths
statewide campaigns beng made
throughout the country In behalf OF
national constitutional prohibition will
shift 10 Michigan. Nov. 10. and will
continue for seven days. Plans are
being made for The rallies In Michi-
gan. which will number several hun
dred and which viii be addressed by
so or more OF the leading temper
ance orators Of the country.
Former Gov. Malcolm r. Patterson
Of Tennessee, viii be one of the head.
liners. On the Sunday Immediately
preceding the opening OF the cam,
paign. temperance meetings will be
sheld In practically all of the churches
OF Michigan. Following these SER
vices, petitions will be circulated
calling on the senators end represen-
tatives In congress from that state
TO support the Robson Shepherd pro-
hibition resolution. now pending be
fore that body. ~
II 10 expected that 100000 sigma
lures to these petitions will be OBJ
tanned In Michiganl In addition 70
addresses by such men as Gov Pat.
terson. the REV. Sam Small, former
congressman; Fred Lands, Rep.
Richmond Pearson Hobson, and
others OF equal reputation az public
speakers, moving picture films Of
Jack London's story, John Barley.
corn" will be shown throughout the
state.
In Michigan, AZ In Illinois. special
afternoon rallies viii be held In all
OF the larger cities on the last Jun
day Of campaign week. In Detroit. q
large number will be arranged for
and In others Of the larger cities of
the state. the number held viii be in
proportion to the population.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, oct 1. 1914
FOR CONSTRUCTING
vITRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the ONCE Of the Department Of Public
at 10 o'clock a. M. standard time. at
opened. for furnishing ali the labor and
cSvsr. which %Dl be fapnshs as 81 a the
city. at city yards. and builGng and
finishing complete, together with the
to S * & a the s sd
ing described alleys:
ssS:s s sS o , Il Roa asy n SHs
Shsrlsvoix; city Line.
BOUNCED by Central Green. Gartner
sewer No. asss' In Alleys In block.
River and Joy Road.
Ironwood lextended northeriy) and
Grand River. north OF Mapiewood.
Sol .nS ~ Dr,sxei, Laksview. Ksrche-
sosnssa y copih. Iassv ss. \ wassrioo
an Sewer w,ay No Lons asss. In alleys IN block
bounded BY Mcclellan and Cooper ave-
nues. Lernouit and Moffat streets.
Sewer No. 1855. In street In war
ren Avenue between Thirty-third ana
sewer No. asse. In arIey In block
bounded BY, cicotte and Gilbert ave-
nues. Horatio street and Whitehead
.a :x:S No e 2ss. IN sIlsy in block
we ssws and N aay asss svsnn s,s.v
bounded By T% ss Wilson, Wiz rsy Gss
and Clairmount avenues. ~
s sswss mS ass s 5ss. n B sns
Sewer No. sssr In alley In block
bounded by Canton and Helen avenues
East Grand Boulevard and Medbury
sewer No. 2sso. In alleys In blocks
bounded BY Parkinson. Martin. Michi-
Each bidder must deposit In n sep
arate envelope with his bid a certified
bank check payable 20 the order OF the
cityeof Detroit for the sum OF two hun
dred dollars $4,000 for each sewer bid
upon. which will be forfeited TO the
lsr nso n sass the ~ sGaes FAM 70
tracts to be subject to the approval OF
the Common Council. The bidder whose
furnish with his contract an approved
bond TO the City OF Detroit In the full
amount Of the contract. conditioned on
The contractor shall be paid in bonds
or the proceeds thereof. IL such bonds
are purchased by the sinking Fund
No BIDS viii be sce ss a. from any
zperson-or=fffn-w IN -fnEHrrears-or
deruuft 10 ire Cfty or DETROIT upon
debt contract. or obligation to said
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work may be had on nppiica-
fg TIE ne n erets n public work, "a
sesxes the right TO reject any or all
proposals.
All proposal. g se made Il duplicate,
CNo. 44s5) Commits Toner.
A-sii
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Which sum will be forfeited TO the
City OF Detroit In case the bidder falls
TO enter Into contract subject to con-
firmation OF the Common Council with
In ave days after the acceptance OF
his tender by the Department OF Pub
lie Works NN
The bidder whose tender Is accepted
VIII be required to furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
bond to the City OF Detroit In the fun
amount of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full ana faith
full performances OF his part of the con-
tract. gff
The contractor shallebe paid In bonds
for first paving or the proceeds there
OF, IL such bonds are purchased by the
Sinking. Fund Commissioners. accord
ing to law.
No bid viii be accepted from any
person or firm who IL I'm arrears or de-
fault TO the City OF Detroit.
Specifications In detail for the above
work nay be had on application to the
Tn, rrtment OF Public Works ex-
PREF; crves the right to reject any
or q ,posals. All proposals to be
x-siz GEO. II. FENKELL,
4456 Commissioners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
ALBERT n. WEBB, OLD
RESIDENT, Is CALLED

Following several pears illness. Al
bert H. Webb. former president Of
Parker, Webb g Co.. died, Sunday, IN
Oak Grove sanitarium. Mr.. Webb was
born In England SO years ago, and
came TO Detroit In the early sos. e.
tablishing meat business In partner
ship with his brother, the flrm subse-
Quently becoming the Parker, Webb
Mr.. webb II survived BY his wife,
two sons, Albert H. Webb, Jr., and
Milton 8. Webb two brothers, N. H.
and n. c. Webb. and one sister, Mrs.
Dorcas Warren.
Mr.. webb was . member Of Pales-
tine lodge. r. 4 A. NJ, and Of PENN
'snlar CHAPTER. The funeral services
VIII Be hsld in the family home. No.
n - = :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
CORONER PROBES
DEATHS OF TWO
Man Under influence OF Liquor
Killed By Fall Down Sa-
loon Stairs

stanlaw Nonarcha. SO years old. No.
224 Florian-ave.. Hamtramck. died In
the. Samaritan hospital. Monday after
noon, OF ,hemorrhage OF the brain.
Coroner Burgess on investigating
learned that NonArcha. while under
the influence OF liquor fell down q
flight OF stairs In the saloon Of Frank
skalecki. Chandler and Jos. campau-
ayes, Hsmtramck, about o'clock
Sunday morning. He was taken -
his home by friends, and later remov-
ed 70 the hospital In q dying condi-
ton.
Coroner Rothacher il investigating
the death or Fsrran Brown. cofored.
who was picked up on the Grand
Trunk tracks, Monday morning with q
leg and an arm ground on. Brown
died few hours later IN Grace hos
pital and HIS body removed to the
county morgue, His home ID said to
be IN Cleveland at No. 261 Evansave.
49, 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
MAN HIS WAGON
KILLS IS BROTHER
fL. A. Davis Jumps From Seat
Crushed to Death Under
Wheels

l. A. Davis, 80 years old. Of No. 4ss
Slxth-st.; was crushed to death short
~ before noon Monday under
wheels OF wagon driven BY his broth.
or Leonard Davis. at Mayhury and
Hudson-aves. The two brothers were
riding together, when l.. A. Davis sud.
denly decided TO jump on.
II stumbled AFTER alighting and fell
under the rear wheels. One Of the
wheels pushed his head along ou the
pavement for fve feet and then pass
ed over him. Leonard Davis did not
know that his brother was under the
wagon until he felt the rear wheel
pass over his head. Coroner Burgess
Clerk De Laur1er ordered the body
removed to the county morgue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
NASH. MANAGER or W. B. o.,
DIES OF HEART DISEASE

NEW YORK. Oct. s. Phillip r. Nash.
general manager Of the United Book.
ing ollces, and one u the best-known
theatrical men IN the United States,
dropped dead Of heart diseass ct Ne
home, No 203O Broadway, today. Mr..
Nah was IS years old. His step
dauehtsrs, Miss Mary and Miss Flor.
snce Nash, are prominent theatrical
p. =. Mash vas horn in PostsviIls.
Pa, and after graduating from Niagara
university, bsc4me . newspaper ~
porter. While working IA Philadei'
phia - years ago he became associat'
a with y. y. Ksith, and ever since
has ben ngeociated With " Ksith
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-06
BOARD or AssEssoRs orp((1
Detroit. oct s. ae1<
NOTICE---STREET Open
ING ASSESSMENT
tice OF street OPENING 49,
No. 265-A. for opening
PARKvIEW AVENUE.

Notice OF street opening asso9qr14
roll No. 265-A, for opening
PARKvIEW AVENUE.
from Kerchevai avenue to yincour
street. where not already Opened a
To Arnold Hoffman. u. w. Eide. ~
ity Island View Temple AssociQl1c
John T. Kayl. Frank A.; pepuy H.
perman. and to all other persons ~
IN ms any OF the lots and premises insI9|
e e the ctS os bstr Sastr was sns
Michigan; to-wit: t1 ~ a
Lots to rs, both inclusive bloch
Lots 2. - g y e9sh tns ~ ,ot ~
2S, ga. all In block O. Neaman -
(sprague's sub. OF that part OF r. @. a
n. Of Jefferson avenue. 49,.
1910 II. OF lot "a. Jas. b. McKay's Su|
OF part Of r. e. iS2, n OF JEFFERSON 49,
pstr rs I having liked and dsssrnin1
that said district. herein above 011
scribed, Is benefited by the Qpenin9 c.
Parkyisvw ayenss i sfpset %Ssrs not
ready eeened, as public streef 49,
highway, and having resolved Thu
Si.446.00 OF the damages awarded "
S Seurs o. q ,hs csy o. Des s Il ps1
visions OF Act ia or the PUBIC 49,
OF 1888 as amended. be Assessed uD4
the owners and occupants OF the t11
able real estate included In said o5D
trict. i'm proportion, as near an may ~.
10 the advantage which each lot or po<<
GEL is deemed to acquire BY such open<
Ing. !. n
Notice Is hereby given that an ~
sessment has been made upon al x|
lots and premises included IN seiQ Q11
trict and liable to be assessed TOT ~
Improvement under the provisioQe
said public act. and that q roll 0x o9z
assessment Is now completed, ana -
remain at the Assessors Ofnce. ~ ~
City OF Detroit, for ~ days from
date OF the first publication Of ~
notice; that il. from the date ner4
the inspection OF all persons concern
therein: and that. the Board or 49,
ors will meet on the 18th day ok w.
tober. 1914, ut 10 o'clock a m. ~ ~
office In the City Hall, and VIII roz1
In session between the hours Of ~
m. and IL m. on said day. ana ouI41
the same hours, for three succeo-txx
days thereafter, to hear any perooo n
persons desiring to object TO any ~
sessment so made, and TO review ~
correct the same. IL correction thereof
BOARD of ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel L. Dilworm.
- 80 $780,. lIstt ~ n.
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Said streets and alleys 10 be paved
and repaved according TO the specin-
cations Tor concrete adopted Jan ~,
1914, cedar adopted Jan. 81, 1914; sheet
asphalt adopted Dec. 9, 1919. also the
estimates OF the City Engineer as
above, and the charter and ordinances
OF the City OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
-lfneal foot OF curbing, price per square
yard for paving or concreting, and
price per hneal foot for retaining plank
or Stones etc.
Bids Will only. be received for the
entire or the work or material for any
street or section of street. as per guam
titles stated In the estimates and the
bid will be accepted which As the low
est on .aggregating the above details
regardIess OF any, error or extensions
or footings made by bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids enc
closed In separate envelope. certified
check payable TO the order Of the De-
partment OF Public Works OF the City
OF Detroit as folloWs. u.
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e esss.' .a eisfs

~. cash with order. e ohArssa e :
No transient advsrtssins inssrteda
%. .Sr less than ice With cash; ise V
q: ssSy: i.s:: apply 70 s,I :,.'. e.
Thsnks Obituaries Meeting Notices
Births. Deaths. cards Of Thanks ana
1ssunE Notices. inimum charge. sso
Tor % words or less Over % wofos
one and ons-third cents for each extra