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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13
should Danish Use Of Money.

ct want to see the man without a
dollar have as good a chance at the
primaries as a man with money. II not,
the man with the short head and the
long purse will be able to beat the man
with the long head and the short purse.
Let US Danish the money from
our midst. let US Danish the use Of
money and let us restore the glorious
time when the ballot fell from the free
mans hand and executed the freeman's
will as the lightning does the will of
God For the man who will buy Of
flee, viii sell privileges and power. Let
US make it impossible for any man to
stand before a Democratic convention
and say except for the use Of money,
he never would have been nominated.
When Jake VOTERS defends 'Cy-
clone Davis il looks like the mellenium
has come. But I expect that Cyclone
will denounce Wolters to the world be-,
fore long 1t was a noble sight to see
Cyclone - and Jake Wolters walk
ing down the aisle making common
cause against Joe Bailey. What a
splendid and inspiring spectaclet
mo matter how I may be assafled by
unsuccessful politicians, I will do my
duty"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13
BAILEY CONTRACTS A COLD;
MIST rrUUV Gnnnf

EX senator Joseph ". Bailey viii
leave this evening for HillsbOrO, Texas,
to visit before returning to Washing
ton He could hardly speak Thursday
because Of a cold in his throat, which
was irritated by his speech before the
convention Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13
VALENTINE SHIPS
300 CARS OF HAY

Valentine. Tex. Aug 15.-Valentine
will ship 800 cars Of hay this season
The shipping season is now on and the
farmers are getting their hay to market
as rapidly as possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13
FERGUSON AND FAMILY
ARE GnLNE 10 CONTENTION

Governor elect J. E. Ferguson and
family are preparing to leave Ell PasO.
the scene of his recent triumph, for
California for months recreation at
the beaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

Perfect work, quick service, auto de-
livery. Wrights Cleaning Works. phone
543.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13
Notice

to my old customers and the public:
Am located at 500 Texas street for
hOrseshOeing, blacksmithinR and wheel
wright. o. C. Epperson.-Advertise
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

Don't miss the big auction sale OF
Army Goods. 120 E. Overland. Friday
morning, 10 oclOck.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

NEED GLASSESs ASK SEGAI,E..
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

Jefferson, that no greater misfortune
could come TO the country than the
destruction Of the press. II the great
dailies will not tell the truth the week
lies will.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

interest compounded
semi-annUally, on saw
ings accounts, opening
the same with a deposit
of $1.00 or more.
do not take chances
with your money to
increase your income.
An abnOrmally high re-
turn for a short time
will not compensate you
for the loss of your
principal.
many prudent invest
Ors prefer the above safe
return from a savings
account in this bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-13

Mems suits cleaned. pressed Wright.
phone Observation-Disclosures
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14

wide In which wire mesh IL laid fat.
The wire from the fence enclosure
meets this so that fox trying to dig
his way out meets the nat laid wire
and gives up the task. The fence 70
ten feet high. with wire set at an
angle over the top like the bear pits
IN your local city park. This keeps
the foxes from jumping over.
Each pen contains one pair OF fox
es and the mating season lasts from
January to March and April. The male
Is separated from his mate about two
weeks before the litter II born. Dur
Ing the mating and breeding season
the animals are suspicious and timid
and ranches are rigidly closed to Wis
itors between December and June.
young foxes are rarely handled by
the keeper. The mother has been
known to carry q young one out into
the enclosure and bury 1t. II return
ed to the pen by the keeper she would
persist In carry 1t out again and bury.
Ing II. Great care must be taken OF
the young. They are not molested In
any way and only when they appear
on the outside is II known how many
foxes there are In the litter"
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. August IL. 1914.
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l44l.
BENITEAU AVE.

To A. Beniteau. John Boydell, Henry
Smith. Jos Miller. G. !. Esterling, G.
Neyton. Effie Gross. l. Began. Ed wag-
ner. Jas Janett. G. Il. futile, n. Van
Schmaelhout. Henry Colquitt. Paul
Burnham L A. Rabaut. Herman Mich
elson, Mary Lilly. Elizabeth Kratx. p.
Hackett. L. Krenke. w. ID. Dennis. L A.
Frfedler, Fairview Bank. George Hut
ton. f. Hamper, Paul Kettlehut, Fred
Pagei, NJ. Kiese. Mary Breaky. p. Fec
teau. f. NJ. olde, Melvine Woodruff: w.
II. Edwards. William Parkins. A. Ollie.
y. A. Locke. John Bolio, w. @. Toepel.
Adam Tassaid. William Glrard. Edward
Reid. Chris Glauz, A, Degenfelder. Dor
othy braves q. Stotstiener. Henry G.
becker. Edward Pelkey. Seymour and
Troester. c. NJ. Bertillod, Emil Van Loo.
William Hudson. Bertha Barber. Mary
sherman. Blanche Raustellar. G.. J..
scheike, Clara Allen. Emile Brinkert,
EeiIx be Clere City OF Detroit. Adoiph
wandree Mary Dunn. clifford Battele.
II Christie, VIM. Goodson. ~. Scullen.
n penny. Chas Van Imke. u. A Sey-
mour. Martin Church. ~ De Decker.
Iobn Rabaut Leo Evadinger. Albert
Elliott, Kinsey Bldg. Co, ". McFariand.
Jessie Cufrie. Clara Custls Aug van
Collie. Albert Smith. James Dunn'
nvgust Giessier Robert Schulenberg.
1nies Nuyteen. !. siibalski. J. Eblsski.
Z. Dyerdin. John schneider. A. from
biv. { Barber G. +. Helwig. John Gay
nor. jos Barber. VIM. Chesauire G.
Msth,es Fred Beever. william Christ.
Il 6Ieary. Albert Maudell J. Dosher.
Emma Oids. Charlotte 0Iessier, y a
Deusier. Fred Farr. H. Wlke. q. John
SON. r. stroubel. Geo Pindar franh
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. IL. 1914.
NOTlCE--STREET PAYING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. lA2.
CAMPBELL AVE.

Lo Ts gyf. o5 ssrs sssmts Tsrrsa Dol +
scanian, Anthony Grosneld. j. Pruton.
Sr.. John Pruton. Jr.. II. Bruckner.
Ghas. Fiibrandt, "A, schotcki. Joseph
kks,ss1ky AchtaSG.sSi Joseph Sa1
ansEi, Catherine Makowsti, M Ma
Henry Barneskan. Clara Brzozowski,
Mar e stanley }as9e Gerber dssSa F ne
mier, Margaret Giinowicki Margaret
Qiinowicki. J. A. Groesfeld. f. A..
Grosfsld. John Janitzke, +. III. Adj
j. MO curno oss Mary 6omanks, Jossph
stozemiski. F. Curry. Joseph Ziolkows-
XII. Anthony Lymnicki. j. skerzycki.
Joseph schultz, 8. Miller. 8, Zoltowski.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Frelinghaussn,. A: Kuehins-
XII. ". Konarski, r. Salkoiowski. J.
Ttda, Ferd Kalt, Alex Drabowski, 81
Francis Catholic Church; ". Waligors-
J. Kowarski, r. Llanowski. A. Puch-
alski, w. Puchalsh. Joseph Tomas
zswski. s.. wadalski, walintz Nowak,
a oSsn N a9 zaissko f.sf Kiei m
Frankowski. August Freda. Jr. J. Gaz-
decki. ]. M. Gazdecki, NJ Mendrick.
Michael Jurik. James Bojankowski. j.
Bosanouski J. Janisreski. f. Radzin-
ski. +. Nikaschewitx. Frank Redems-
Ike. Henry ID. Koch, Leo Grygowicz.
Ignatz Patk. Chas. s. Chase. Thomas
wrembek. J. j.. Antczak, r. Psepi9w. :.
Dudkiewicx, r. Radzinski. e. r. Kane.
A. Jaracz, p. Polanowski. v. Nowak. J..
M M.nalsM.k Z Shas zfs:ki Pyh sonR E.
Rdzinski. Jos. Miisch, Thee. Maiick.
C. ". Pasternacki. j. KlecxynskL Jo-
seph Okray, ]. zelinski, J, Lukasie-
wacz snshy A. A. Po anssns K ~, m.
Michael wozmak. Frank Nichexyns.
John Skrzycki Robert Gray. John jan
tiki. John Kowalski. Albert Mahuszai.
Gorgeiinski. A. Kochonousii, M. wesz-
newski. s. Arukiem. J: suminski J9nn
Dempo, b. Markell. r. Lademan IDA
Paul. August Maltz. Mabel M Kelly
Matnyiah. r. Grzacz; s. or.echowski.
NJ A. Turek. Kaiser & schmidt = sar-
douski, j. Koniecxny. +. Momzkouski.
2; wesolouski, John Venus y ;: AZ NJ
Heja. James Bonsall, f., Wardxinsk.
j. Sirkouski. Joseph Dymkouski. Mich
aei wozonak. and TO all other per-
oEnns ss os Ss ana
ises fronting on Campbell avenue. N
said City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned The common
ep1ncsd 81 30 much Of Campbell avenue.
from the north line or MichkAn avs-
nue. TO the south curb lire OF Dever-
eaux street, TO be graded and paved,
mani has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Camp.
bell avenue, and liable to be assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
yisions OF the City Charter. and that .
roll Of said assessment 10 now COM
pieted. and will remain at the Asses
sor's Office. in the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until August 70, lsls
'e BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY DANIEL l. DILW0RTfH.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
BOARD or ASSESSORS, OFFICE
Detroit. AUG. II. 1914
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l44s.
HURLBuT AVE !

To George l. Beechsr. Paul Pastskov
AIMED Brisbouse. Omer A. Desmik. O.
car veryer. Coon Realty Co. Cherleoc
brook, Pauline Granachsr. jacob SIT
ter. A. v. Branden. Henry p. Coole9.
Herbert Niergarth, Edgar Heix. pran16
sc Amour gosn Edith Mauisr. Urban Rsal,y
Charlton, T. b. Bessel. Charles Bewich,
Emma De Fever. Hoyt Post. Harry
zine Kott Joseph g: Gates
ES~ara kers. Miilism ss, cs M wn,s 8
beemlin. Hoty b Treadwen, G. q. ea1-
isbury, William r.. copeman, Augusta,
skowron, Mary stehfsst b. w. Bukof-
p. A. Rexford. Agnes Cisssman, w. a.
Stewart, J. q. Grapes, ". W. valade u.
a; Frylfns,. A, X. Frisss. II. q. WATSON.
G Gnnsc, ~ cSs sar Gsrks. Thee.
way, B. +. Ewing, Edwin Mundfc. u
sullivan, Albert Landsburg. Malina Al.
lowen, r. M. Bennett, and TO all Other
%.s in sny ~ h. q Iota
premises fronting on Hurlbut avenuo.
In said City OF Detroit within the li1z1-
Its hereinafter mentioned: The com>|
ing ordered so much OF Hurlbut ave.'
nue.. from the south line of Cherlovo1x
street TO the south line OF Mack ave.
ns 70 s es saa ss a a Soss re
been made upon all the lots and prem
ises fronting on said Hurlbut avenue,
and liable to be assesssd for said I'm.
City Charter. and that . roll Of eal4
assessment II now completed, and VIII
remain at the Asssssors' Once, IN thQ
City City, q ar DETROIT; from the DATE hsFsee
OF all persons concerned therein.
By DAkrEE L bhIiEIWoRtH.
A-7es President
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14

w w,lp z ssisghln psrs5a91 = ~
Jones. francis 6fsusr{' x{{~
= Rossar. Chrisf dr. +
= kronbsrs, VIM. Msr9sSrix ~
Al. ~iics 0'a scran Hu{n o,s$ L. Ii
Robert Tyrsii. Adsiis ~ ~.
prime Plum, Lila MCGUIRE. 'jo6n W
ouirer and TO all other peruona o~1n Ir
occupying. or otherwise infGrer<cX
any Of the lots and premises f1o~66
on Beniteau avenue. IN ssid {if< r
Detroit Within the limits hers1nSS
mentionsd. ~ a - n ~ ~
The common Council OF the clty Il
Detroit, having ordered 20 much -
i bsnitssu avenue, from the north III
or Jenerson avenue 20 the south cufI
paved. notice r. hereby given thst e.
lots; and premises fronting on 90
ssssed for said improvement under g!
a. roll OF said assessment y now eelz'
pIeted and VIII remain AZ the. Aeeqt
;S ofnee. y the City Of Dstroit. fesl
the the cate hereof until August 18th. 191t
Tor the inspection Of AL persons Ca
Board Oh, ASSESSORS. !.
BY DANIEL l. DILWoRTH, /.
A-Is4 Presidonts
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. IL. 1914.
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1447.
MnK1NLEY AVE.

To Columbia school. James Hickey
Thomas Lohoff. Johr r. shaw. Fred w;
w. III. Chamberlin. ID. p
Kinnet. Ruth McGraw. Fred Poratn,
Chas. q. Hanson, Herbert Rusbou, =.
B. Shoiwen. NJ. e. Leyecy, Robert Ho-
sic, william Hiring. w. F. sigman. y.
w. Anderson, H. F. Frida. Mary
Powell, Gus Brickowski. Chas. r. small
ley. Geo. Il. Hutton, O. M Iver = DO.
Borsei. John Rosenheld. George Ross.
Rose Herman. ]. Pruska, A. 8. Rosen-
field, ID. Droulard. r. #. Kingon. Frank
Ferda. Paul Dulitz, Kate Cleveland. n.
Carl, stephen q Mason, A. Looney, A.
j. Weir. Robert Phillips, ]. 8: Gray.
whitney Realty Co., and to all other
persons owning. occupying, or other.
wise interested In any OF the lots ano
premises fronting on Mckinley avenue,
In said City or Detroit within the linz
its hereinafter mentioned: The Com
mon Council OF the city of Detroit. hav-
ing ordered so much OF Mckinley ave
,ue, from the north line OF Warrer
avenue to the south line OF Mcaraw
IL hereby given that an assessment hai
been made upon all the lots and prem
ises fronting on said Mckinley avenue
and liable to be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions OF tn
city Charter. and that roll OF sal,
assessment IL now completed. and VII
remain at the Assessors' Ofhce, In tn
CITY OF Detroit from the date hereo
until August 25th, 1914, for the inspec
tion OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DILwoRTH.
AFRO President
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, Aug. IL. 1914.
PROPOSALS FOR
REMOVING & REAOJUST.
ING PARTITIONS,
COUNTERS, ETC.,
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
CITY HALL

Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office OF the Department Of Public
Works. Detroit. Mich, until Tuesday,
Aug. Is, at 10 o'clock q. m. standard
time, at which time and place they
will be opened. for furnishing all the
labor and material. for the following
work. Wig:
Removing and readjusting partitions.
counters, mezzanine floor and stairs.
ETC., assessors office. In accordance
with specifications on Ale I'm the office
OF the Department OF Public Works.
Bidders are required TO file q certi-
fed bank check In the sum of 500
with the Department OF Public WORKS
before the proposals are opened, con-
ditioned that should they be found 10
be the lowest bidders they Will with
i'm Ave days after being awarded the
contract, furnish surety company
bond In the full amount OF contract
CHECKS and proposals to be placed
I'm separate envelopes.
The right TO reject any or All pro-
posaIs Is expressly reserved.
All proposals. TO be made In dupii-
esss GEORGE II. FENRELL.
A-T7s Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
FOX FARMS PAY
BIG PROFITS TO
THEIR OWNERS
Silver.Gray and Black Skins
Worth $4,000 to $4,000 Per
Pair at Present Prices
NUMBERS NOW RAISED
IN u. s. AND CANADA
Great Care Necessary in Provid-
ing For Young
Animals

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 14.--Ac-
cording to George w. Warren. Of SUM-
merside. Prince Edward Island, the
. raising OF silver black foxes Is one OF
tho most lucrative enterprises on the
North American continent, returning
dividends from 25 to 100 per cent. Mr..
Warren. who operates a fox ranch on
Prince Edward Island, Is In Spokane
on visit.
silver black foxes" said Mr.. War
rem, "have been raised on Prince Ed
ward Island for the last 20 years, but
only since 1910 have they been sold
alive. At that date they were worth
$4,000 pair. The price, however. has
gone up until they are now worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 a pair. Within three
years $1O.000.000 has been invested by
capitalists and business men in this
industry, and almost without exception
the profits have been enormous. Divi.
dents for last year range from rs per
cent to $50 per cent.
The foxes are kept In wire inclos-
ures, 40 by GO feet. each containing
one pair. They are separated GER
tain part OF the year. as the male has
been known to drive the mother out
oAu sohS Nhoi &C Va thC yOutibs with thC
result that they died. The young ones
are fed on milk and biscuit until such
time as 1t Is considered safe to give
them meat or fresh fish. They will
eat anything a cat will. A pair has
one litter year, averaging four to
the litter. Quite number are now
being raised In the United States and
Canada, but they all originally came
from Prince Edward Island
"The pens are built OF wood and
are about SIX feet square, The nest
Is built In such manner that the
mother cannot lie on the young ones.
The top OF the pen is hinged and the
keeper can take out the young foxes
when the proper time comes. They
are removed by means OF an apparatus
which Is slipped over their heads.
"The pens are set In the middle OF
the enclosure, surrounded by wire
mesh which is set into the ground
about three feet. Along the whole
length d ditch is dug about one foot
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
FINDS THIEF AFTER 20
YEARS; BOTH MEN FIRE

MCKINNEY, Tex, Aug. 14.-There
was an unusual shooting affair north
OF Mckinney when two men who
were travelling through the country
with their families In covered wag-
ons met and were about to exchange
horses.
One asked the other whom he had
bartered for his trade. his name. He
replied, giving his name.
The first man then said:
You're the man who stole horse
from me 20 years ago and now Is a
good time to settle IT. Both drew
their guns. The shots went wild and
neither of the men was injured.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
BOARD or AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. II, ls1A
NOTlCE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1zlA.
SCOTTEN AVE E

To r. Lambrecht. y. II. CuIovoS e
, GuillC. ns Smith sssisls Sse bssiSrss
Geo. A gs.itii, r e I W''%s:nd M:sEY
lame: z Moody SSi Dsvi H.n Req S:,cS Ssse
bach. Marie Ludwig. sidney Bakswsll.
Mark Bentley. Gertrude Merrill =
Strath. Edwin II. Adams. Annie Welsos
man. r Hundiey, w. y. Holmss, G.
+. Daniels. y. NJ. Warner. r. n. Dsls-
mge, Amos Walers, n H. Knapp.
Bertha Stanley. Colin =. Morrison. But
George Campbell, A. J. Cioutier. A a
Hardel. John Heiner, Pearl l.. Sawyer.
a. Smith. J: schmidt. Jos. Lippsct
+ J: Powers, willism sigman. wimiam
Bailey. II. c. Crary. Samuel strsth. II
w. Baker, Charlotte Gfllett Trust. ~.
J. Glazely. Michael Hart. l.. Hawlett
A. D. Dewitt and Andrs M.s Smith $500 May
Chas. w. Murez. John McMulIen. q -
Roehm. Theresa stubenall. Geo. r.
Lamb. Charles w: Purdy. A: K. Bedgsf.
Fairhiii. ssvina scovell Mary a.
sperry. Wesley Hahn. J. c. Dorr w
r. Jones. John II. Jones'. Angus Mathe
son. p. Fox. DAME, Clark Brooks 2
bourne. ]. scovel, w. ID. southwtck
Charles Steckler. J. T. Hanson, John -
Hayiland, NJ. Il. Mathews. p. Bingham.
Robert Clement a.c ana 20 al o etssrIiss
,ntsrested In any OF the lots and prem
,aes fronting on Scotch avenue. IN said
CIV OF Detroit within the limits here
iii Of the City OF Detroit. having or
dered 40 much Of Scotch avenue. from
49,. north curb line OF Mc0raw avenuD
10 the south curb line OF fireman ave-
hereby given that. an assessment heo
been made upon all the lots and preu<
ises fronting on said Scotten avenu&
and liable 20 be assessed for said To-
ritv Charter. and that q roll OF 81
assessment Is now completed, END NJ
remain at the Assessore' Once. II ~
City Of Detroit from nS e,ss 49,
OF all persons concerned thefe>A
BOARD OF k98Eu0QN4
By DANIEL l. p1EV04xlz
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
FREE MOVIES VIEWED
BY $4,000 IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 14.--Forty-
five thousand men, women and chill
dren attended the free moving pic
ture entertainments In downtown
parks and Fairgrounds the first week
OF the city's movie shows, according
to the estimate Of Park Commission
er Davis.
Any entertainment that will attract
almost 1000 persons every night Is a
success, In Mr.. Davis's opinion, and
he has been enthusiastic In his state
ments to playground officials of other
cities who have written him.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
WOMAN CALLS HER DOG
HOME BY TELEPHONE

WORCESTER, Aug. 14.--Mrs. F. A.
Pattee's pet dog, Dick. visited the
home OF Mrs. Elmer II. Darling, two
miles from Mrs. Pattee's, In South
boro. Dick stayed all day. Mrs. Pat
tee grew lonesome and called Mrs.
Darling on the telephone.
Put the receiver to Dicks ear
she said. Mrs. Darling did SO.
Come home at once, Dickie." said
Mrs. Pattee.
Dick rushed to the door. barked un.
I'll It was opened, then he dashed
straight home.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14

fronting on said Tennsssse avenue. ana
liable 70 be assessed for said laproye-
ment under the provisions OF the City
msnt II now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors Office. In the
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until Aug, Is. 1914. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY DANIEL J.. DILWoRTH.
A-76s President.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
Department Of Public Works
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

Detroit Aug. IL. 1914.
To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice, that by order OF the
Common Council You are required to
line and grade. a brick. natural stone.
artificial stone. cement or concrete
sidewalk, crosswalk or driveways ac-
the commissioner Of Public Works and
approved by the Common Council:
WEST SIDE-BOOK D.
% On the =, south Jta, side Of .S Gartnsr
such lots or parts Of lots mum
bered 1872. 1873. 1874. ls6. 1s6. ls7.
i lss. lss. $50. lsl, ls2, 1913, lsi,
Muiiane street and springweils
avenue, Cahalan's sub. OF lot
Ship Yard tract.
(2) On the north side OF Gartner
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
Ssred iG u.s. 81 isd Pa iss Il Iss 0 iss TO-
IT,, 173, ia. IFS, IFS. 17s, $50.
Isi, between Muliane street and
springwelis avenue Ca .hai
CD On the north side OF Fort street,
I. In front OF or adjoining such lot
or part OF lot numbered q. L.
Il between D ss tSat p apad Of an Iot IS
Ship Yard Tract lying n. OF and
adjoining Fort street and 8. OF
and adjoining Dearborn avenue;
z ca On the east side OF Lawndale
avenue. in front of or adjoining
bsred IFS. IFS. 2o2. between
Ferndale 9senue and Woodmere
~ sub. of thft part Of lot 2, p. c. 60
lying ely Of woodmere avenue.
(b) On the sbuth side OF Woodmere
avenue, N front Of or adjoining
s5, between Phillips avenue and
LawndSie avenue, Harrah's To-
ledo avenue sub. OF that part OF
lot 2, p. C. so lying ely Of Wood
ts On the south side of Cottage
Grove avenue. In front OF or adj
Z, Joining such lots or parts OF lots
= between EIsmere street and Dis.
tel avenue, Murrer's sub. OF
", blocks l.. Z. s., 3. 1s. IA and II
OF the sub. Of the e, sh , acres OF
OF VIM. b. NELSON'S sub. of lot
Ship Yard Tract
Cd On the north side OF Cottage
Grove avenue in front Of or , aa-
r. numbered rs, 20, between Els
Vcf mere avenue and Distel avenue.
" Murrer's sub. OF blocks 1. z.
8, Is. IA and II OF the sub, OF
6 to 10 inclusive OF VIM. b:
NELSON'S sub. Of lot Ship Yard
to on-the north side OF Fort street
q in front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts of lots numbered
fvI 81. %. 70. "a. 2s, rs, 27, Is, 70,
80, 81. between wilkie street
,a,, y 8. Ak. X H NJ the SUI. sub 81
lot ship, Yard Tract south OF
90 On the north side Of Ferndsie
/; avenvc in front OF or adjoining
Y such lot or part OF lot numbered
", 10, between Cabot street and
Lawndale avenue. Harrshs To-
ledo avenue sub. OF that part Of
lot 2. p c. 60 lying ely OF
. woodmere avenue.
ftlol on the north side Of Ferndale
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum
bered ~, 10, Ia. Is, Is. ~, be-
tween Phillips avenue and Lswn-
dale avenue. Hsrrahs Te'eae
?. p. c. so, lying ely OF WOOD
az, On the north side Of r.rndsls
i avenue. I'm front OF or adtoinins
ss rs is iS 20. II. a. "a, a. be-
tween Phillips avenue and Wen
deli avenue Harrah's Toledo
avenue sub OF that part OF LOT
1P. G. 60 lying ely OF Wood
nD on the north side OF Homer
avenue. An front Of or adjoining
4 such lot or pQrt Of lot numbered
i4f. between Muilane avenue and
mvsna sub. Of iots - and 50 OF
The Detroit times., 1914-08-14
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1446.
TENNESSEE AVE.

To Crosse Pointe Land Co. T. L.
Rice, II. J. Baker. Chas. r. Bayer.
Francis Williams. George w. Young,
10 all other persons owning. occupying.
or otherwise interested I'm any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Tonnes
see avenue, IN said City Of Detroit.
toned. The Common Council of the
city OF Detroit. having ordered so much
Of Tennessee avenue, from 24O feet
curb line OF Jefferson avenue. TO be
graded and paved. notice r. hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upDn all the lots. and premises