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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-15

man J Paczkowski G. JendrziewskL
FRITZ Reuter- Lodge and % an other
persons owning OcrupglngA" %. othef-
wise interested p any ot the lots and
parcels ~ real estate iu tNe local g--
Ses@Wcnt DISTRICT established bv the
common GOuuth 90 .defray the expenses
~ grading and paNiur the alley within
mo huun iIries herein SET forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pieted Tor defrayinE the expense or
paving the alley 80 $50 being the all
leE first north OF and parallel % Michi-
gan avenue, from the west line ~
Thirty FIRST street and rs now open 90
Inspection gt this office and viii re-
main iu this office Dor i've days from
The FIRST publication ~ this notice for
The inspection on am concerned All lots
or parcels ~ land IbuttiuE ON or ao-
Joining the alley So described. have
been assessed for such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors viii meet on
Tuesday tAR- 21st day OF July 1914 40
O'Clock a ma an their office in the
city HAN and VIII remain in session
FOR q period % six hours ~ hear any
person or persons desiring 20 object Ii
any assessment SO made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Ry DANIEL IT, pfLWORTH
AHA President
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NOTICE.. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
PAVING NOTICE No. 1926.

To John Singer, Anton Gersha A.
Gogiska, a, Ryshins, Agnes ST.
pacsk, Joseph Kubaszynsklt An
drew Wilchowsky T. Raczynskt,
$. Nowakowsky. Veronica Hlrsch. a.
Glowzewski, Aug. Cyrowskl Val Jar
och, John Showron, Aug. Napolski. A.
Floka, NJ. Satoszynski, and 60 all other
persons owning, occupying or otherwise
interested In any OF the lots and par
cells OF real estate IN the local assess
ment district established by the Com
mon Council 20 defray the expenses ~
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying tho expense ~
paving the alley No. 25T being the alley
tirst north OF and parallel 70 Canheld
avenue. from the east line N BivRrd
street 10 the west line Of Russell street;
Russell street from alley FIRST north of
and parallel 20 Garfield avenue north
erly 20 south line OK east and west alley
and Is now open 10 Inspection 40 this
office and Will remain IN this office Tor
five DAYS from the first publication OF
this notice for the inspection ~ AL
concerned All lots or parcels ~ land
abuttinR on, or adjoining the alley so
described have been assessed Tor such
Improvement
Tuesday the 2ist dan % July 1914, az
p o'clock a. M az their Office IN the
CITY Hall and viii remain IN session
for a period on six hours 10 hear any
person or persons desiring 10 object TO
any assessment 90 made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY Daniel /. Dllworth.
A-Tis President.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Martin Walsh. %. Bertha Marley. 10.
Michael Pamprinidis, %; Mary Bal
Richard Fisher, rs; Marie staetzin,
George crandeiL 81; Maude Greece,
william Fieldkamp. 20. Lorraine. O.
stella Ghoa;iieSb Iz ye % HSs ogSia Kru
James Cherry. SO. Chicago. Ill: Mercy
Mcconnell, Al, Detroit.
owen MeGauiey. a. F Mary DUN ~ eg'
John L Dickinson. 2s; Jessie Ben
Harry H Jordan, IS; Julia O. Dris-
Charles swisher. SO; Minnie Beau
Konstanty KrajewskL "a; Frances
George wilcox. 80; Georgina Clark,
Guard Park, 8; Angela Sharpe, 81
Joseph Dunnias, %. Minnie DeFor-
Sidney wittenberg, a., Detroit; Lena
letter. IS. Rochester, n Y
Burton Fecteau, 81; Helena Bondan,
Ray r. Turner 81. Toledo o.; Grace
sever zielinski. 25; Sadie colonski
Ludwlk Ksras1kiewivz, "a; Jenow-
ETA Tarnowska, 10.
Ramisis GriboWski, 20 Adele Ba-
kuce, 10.
bel. %, Keokus
Robert Reid, so Addie Ganaford, 80
paul Darling, %, Highland Park;
Beva leon, is, Detroit.
Frank Heig. Jr, 20. Eleanor Swan
teck 20.
Fred A. walker. SO. Joliet Ill; Anna
Dietrich, Al. Pittsburgh, Pa
William Thompson 81. May Wood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-15
BOARD OF HEALTH
PROPOSALS
HOSPITAL ADDITION

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion or CCTtTTu editions and
alterations 20 Parilions Nos. ana 2
OF the Herman Kiefer Hospital, located
at Hamilton Boulevard and Blaine
avenue. Will be received at the office
Of the Secretary. Board of Health, 253
st. Antoine street. until 1 ? o'clock noon
on saturday. July %. 1914.
Proposals 10 be made in part as fol-
lows;
one FOO Pavilion No. to consist %.
Missionary, stone work Concrete, Steel
and Iron. FireproQiing. Lathing=ahd
Plastering Carpentry, Painting ana
Glazing. Electric wiring Roofing and
Sheet Metal work Finish Hardware
and Terrazzo floors.
one for Pavilion No. / 10 consist OF.
Plumbing, Direct Steam Heating. Ven
tiating. Marble and Vitrolite work.
ono for the additional work on
Pavilion No. @ 70 consist % hreproof
partitions carpentry, terrazzo floors.
electric wiring. lockers. plastering.
painting and glazing
One for Pavilion No g 20 consist OF
plumbing steam heating alteration,
water heater, vacuum piping and mar
bic work.
one for lighting fixtures In PavilIons
Nos / and 2
Proposals 10 he made in accordance
with the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Louis Hamper, Architect, 81
be seen In his office. 70l Fine Arts
building, and copies OF which may be
secured on application.
Proposals must be accompanied oN
certified checks or cash 10 the amount
~ per cent OF the proposal and pay
able 90 the Board OF Health OF Detroit
Two bonds for each contract In
sum equal 20 the full amount OF tn
contract viii be required.
The Board OF Health reserves tn
right TO reject any or all PROPOSAL
submitted
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY JOHN r. McKTNLAY,
A-T22 Secretary.
July II. 1914.
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SCOTT STREET-tSection Two)-
Repaving.
Assessment Estlmates.

aS2 cubic yards OF excavation includ-
ing old paving material. cedar ON
IS lineaI feet OF new curbstoas
rCstraighO more or less Berea, i29
llneal feet OF Berea curbstone reset.
q2444 square yards OF creosotsd
block paving on g. concrete.
1857 square yards OF creosoted block
paving on I" concrete.
1885 cubic Yards OF concrete Under
and behind curb.
76 lineal feet OF retaining stone, old
Medina %s curb may be used .ou,
for the completion OF the above paving
and repaving Jobs shall he as follows.
! Osborn Place, ......... sept. LIST, 1914
Chestnut Street ....... Sept. 18TH, 1914
Elm Street. .......... Sept LIST. 1914
scott street tsee. Sent 18TH, isl4
sc9ett street Gsec. - 49,: sept lst ~
according to the specifications Cor
byick adopted Jan ~ 1914; cedar
sgoItea Ian ian ~ l9l' sheet Hs ginoS
adopted JPn. s, 1914; also the estimates
OF the city Engineer as above. and ths
charter and ardininces OF the City OF
bidders will aac tho price pes
cubic yard for excaS2tion. price per
lineal foot ~ curblng. price per square
y yqice for paying S9o,c o9 re- ane
plank or stone. etc. vtti
Bids viii only be received for the,
entire or the Work or material Tor any
street or section OF street as per quanr.
titles stated In the estimates and the
hid will be accepted which Is the low
est on aggregatlns the above details,
regardless or any error 81 extensions
or footings made by bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope, 2 certihel
check payable 10 the order OF the De-
partment OF Public Works OF the City
OF Detroit. as follows:
Osborn Place ..,..,............,.s $500 o.
Chestnut Street. ...........,.... 400H0
Elm street .................... 500 o.
Scott street (Sec. D........... 500 81
Scott street (Sec 3)......... 500 90
Which sum will be forfeited 20 the
| City or Detroit ia case the bidder fails
| 10 enter into contract. subject 20 con-
! nrmRtion OF the Common Council with
| IN Ave DAYS after the acceptance OF
| his tender by the Department OF Pub
| lie Works
Tho bidder whose tender is accepted
| viii he required 20 furnish with his
| bond 90 the city ~ Detroit in the FUN
| amount 81 the contract price for the
! work conditioned on the fnll and faith
| full performance ~ his part Of the con
! tract
TIE contractor shall he paid In bonds
for FIRST paving. or the proceeds there
Y or ~ such bonds are purchased by the
sinking Fund Commissioners. accord
ing 20 law
30 biz viii DO accepted from any
person or firm who is IN arrears or de-
! fault 20 the city % Detroit.
| Specifications in detail for the above
work may be had on application 10 the
The department 81 Public Works ex-
pressly reserves the right 20 reject any
! ru7ol GEORGE II FrNKELL
/ A-71f Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-15
LEAVES PAIN
ON WIRES FOR TWO BOYS

Electric wires, probably rendered
angerous by the recent big storm,
|hocked two young boys. Monday
horning. slightly injuring Walter
|hristner. five years old, OF No. l25
Falumet-aye.. and seriously shocking
Walter Dupard. aged 10. OF No. 25S
iorton.aye., who was rendered uncon-
|c.ous.
The Christner lad was playing in
ront OF barber shop at No, so Calu-
hetave,. when his attention cent6red
IN the electrical barber pole. and he
Investigated II. He received a sharp
hock, but was not seriously hurt, and
vas taken home by his mother
The Dupard boy was playing in a
ard at No. l65 Oakland-ave,, when
ie came In contact with a live wire
nd was rendered unconscious. He
vas also taken home
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NOTICE--STR PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No, 1923.
SEYRURN AVENUE.

To Christ APPEL, George Il Beecher c..
c. Balber Ella G. Burnett Casper
err. Annie A. Bissell, Marie Breithaun,
A.. Buchein, w Bernstein, John Bauer.
V. g. Burnett. w. G., Burnett, A. ButZen,
A. Buesser' William Balm; r. Boroeg ,.
tele Board OF Education Myra Jones
School, Broadway e. Lowrie, Wilfred
Boulger, II. Colonus. j w Cameron,
O. j. Chapaton, f. l.. Dahnke Rose
sHFaRes- Coz William Engel. George Ei-
sen. f. Endriss, Evangelical lutheran,
Charles Gauss b. G. Gutsch Hattie
Gibson, II. Gabriel, L. f. G.. Goetz, Ber-
tina NJ. Griss. Z. II Gltsohlag, II Got-
schlag, III. GottsChalk r.. g. Grant, G..
Hannah, NJ. T.. Horn, Emil Hoidel, T.
J. Heindt A. r. HIN, w. q. Hamburg,
G. Helfenbeim. NJ Harrison VI Heuser
p. NJ Hurley, Henry Ivo. Theodore Jo.
names, A Knebusch III. $, Koppin,
Charles Kellendorf. H. - Kramer
Charles q. Keyser, Frank Kukler
Henry Kulik. Peter Kenstein. James
Kelzen, J, Kaiser, a. Kusch w II.
Kusch w, ri. Klug. G. Kremberg. A. o..
Leonard. w, Lang, II w Larkius. >.
NJ, Loeher. Mary Ludwig a Lapiere
". Musser l. Meaher NJ J Morand, J..
$. Meyers Christ Meyers Gottfried Mu-
bel August Meyer w. J. Mutton. T. y
Moules, }. j. Meyers w. T. Moller. =.
Charles Ohlert Leo J. OGuskowskL
Fred OFT Aug. Ochs, II, Ostrowsh John
Penner. r. T. Parrish, ] r Paulus
Cresentina Ppihcius, August Peters, Ju-
Illus Penckert, John r. Roehl, Charles
Runge John r. RunEe, James Roach
Mary A. Reich. Hugo Scherer. Charles
Schroeder. Theodore Stcek J Illus
Schmidt, l.. J. Sink ". ~ Schweikart
Soren sorenson. b. sorenson' q A.
schmeize, Katherine shepard schiewo
Storage Co. Charles SChoock. Mrs. g..
Steen T. Sink. Julius II. Sommcrdeld,
4. Sielor. Ernest Schneider. Scyburn,
A. Sylvester John school vs.. o Tre-
rice. J. Teske Ternes coal g Lumber
Co. A. Vangotten G. NollWcilcr ]. II
Wick, y. /. Wade August g. Wei y,
John Wrightman Woman's Realty Co,
p. \ Wiley, James NJ Weber. Mrs a.
r. Wagner Louis O. WiEEert. Albert
witt a w Yieiich Yerkcs & Low.
Z Iimmerman, - thinner Mary
Gender. George i lender r. p Fam
moth and 20 ali other. persons owning,
occupying or otherw ise interested IN
any of tho lots and premises fronting
on Scyhurn avenue IN said CITY OF De-
troit within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council Of the city or
Detroit. having ordered so much %
Seyhurn avenue. from the north line
~ Mack avenue 20 the south limo OF
GratiOt avenue 60 be graded and nav
scssnent has been made upon all the
lots and promises fronting on said Sew
burn avenue and liable TO be assessed
FOR said Improvement under the pro-
risiors ~ tfe CITY Charter and maj a
roll ~ said assessment Is now COM
pleted and viii remain AT the Asses
sors' 0fnce. IN the city or Detroit. from
tho date hereof until July IS. 1914 for
The inspection Of all persons concerned
RoARD OF ASSESSORS
nv DANIEL l.. DTLWORTH
A-7eo President
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, July Il, 1914.
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
PAVING NOTICE No. 1924

a l.
To Raub Abel Ester Harris. A T..
Brush, Detroit Trust Co, G. NicoiaL Al
ore 5. Austin. Fred l. Rolshoven.
Charles L. Widman. y G Widnan.
Louis Lipson, Albert Douglass, Jennie
Couse, Mrs NJ. j. ForA. = h Macklir.
Fred A.. Goodman. Joseph O. HambIen.
Ellen r Ross, Thomas r. Mccain Abel
Widman, j. Ballentins, A T. Brush.
Harvey Frank Joseph Hartman ct aI
Oscar L. Buckner. and 10 all other per-
sons owning, occupying. or otherwise
interested in any OF the lots and par-
cells OF real estate IN the local assess
ment district established by the Com
mon Council TO defray the expenses. ~
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No S45, being the
alley In block between Canheld and
Garfield avenues from the east curb
curb line Of Brush street and
Is now open 20 inspection az this
office, and Will remain in this office for
five days from the first publication OF
this notice for the inspection OF all
concerned. All lots or parcels OF land
abutting on, or adjoining the alley SO
described, have been assessed for such
Improvement
The Board or Assessors will meet on
Tuesday. the 2ist day OF July 1914, az
9 o'clock a. m, at their office n the
City Hall, and viii remain in session
for a period OF six hours 70 hear any
person or persons desiring TO object 20
any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth
Ais President
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} between wllis and Garfield avenues
Hastings and Rivar9 streets, aud
Is now open fur inspection th+s
ofhce and viii remain in this Office for
Eve days from the FIRST publication 81
this notice for the Inspection ~ an
concerned All lots or parcels ~ land
abuttinE on or adjoining the alley 80
described have been assessed for such
Improvement.
The Board or Assessors viii meet on
Tuesday the 2lst day OF July. 1914. az
q O'Clock IN an their office Boa the
City Han and viii remain in session
for q period OF six hours 10 hear any
person or persons desiring 20 object %
any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By Daniel J.. plw0rth,
A-71g President
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DePr. OF PUBLIC WORKS
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. July 9th, 1914.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
ING HOWARD AND 18TH
STREET B lDGES

Separate sealed proposals will be 20
ceived at the office Of the Department
az Public Works Detroit, Mich until
Wednesday. July 18th. 1914 at II
O'Clock a. M standard time, AZ which
time and place they VIII be opened.
for furnishing all the labor and ma
terial for the following work, VIZ,
Painting Howard and Twelfth street
Bridges IN accordance with specfCa-
tions on file IN the ofhce OF tho Depart
ment or Public Works
Bidders are required 20 file a certi-
fed bank check In the sum % 5000
with the Department OF Public Works
before the proposals are opened. con-
ditioned that should they be found TO
be the lowest bidders. they viii with
I'm FIVE days after being awarded the
contract, furnish surety company
bond In the fun amount Of contract
Checks and proposals TO be placed
In separate envelopes.
The right % reject any or all pro-
povnIs IS expressly reserved
tAeS GEORGE II FENI<ELL,
A -7Oq Commissioner.
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DEATH LIST.


William Hamm 23o Est. so years
chronic myocarditis unknown man,
aound at River Rouge Mich. about SO
hears, dTr00wysnln&, accidental John
chronic dinuse ncphritis; Theodore
Winslo, 17S Madison ave / year. pneu-
monta, Anna Supniewski, 794 Twenty
ttSoIurth-stt., 2 months. cholera ifantuml
months. cholera infantum, - Merrick.
Marine hospital. % years typhoid fe-
yer Frances II. Allies - Watson-st,
cerebral hemorrhage, Gen. Garrett J.
OF the larynX. Elizabeth Hornek. 10
Bacon-st. months. castro enteritis.
Stanley Pietseack, 1875 ST Aubin-ave..
. months, marasmus, Gina Skierske.
into pail OF hot water, Frances Percyk,
624 Hancock ave, 55 years, chronic ne
phritis; Frank Piechockl, fo3l Ferry
Callahan, Highland Park, Mich SO
years, apopleNy, Peona Walker. Har-
per hospital 81 years cancer OF stom-
ach, lie Roy scratch, 500 John r st, Z
years, meningitis Katie Crantz, ST.
Marys hospital. 30 years. carbolic acid
poisoning Louis Wolson Greenfield.
Mich : years. pulmonary tuberculo-
sis Catherine Kurch 743 Wills ave.
east 81 years. paralysis Emil SeVn-
haeve Cedar Poiute Ohio 20 years,
drowning John Bedekewicz, II War
ren-ct., months cholera infantum;
Eleanor Polak 725 Theodore-st 6
months. cholera iufantum: Joseph O.
Flahertv 226 Fort st west "a years,
nephritis. Ruth Brutmau, 113 Homer
ave. / days. acute indigestion. Joseph
Gorski. $40 Riopelle-st.. s months chol-
era ihfantum Anna r. Myers 393 Hen
bricks st. 66 years. aortic Rneurism
Archibald McCallum, 92 East High ST,
70 years. sentle debility, Margaret
Milnck, 1925 Field-ave., months chol :
era infantum Victoria +, Glrgol 5g7
Larned-st east ~ DAYS. lues+ Ell
Gaunier. IA Morrell- ave. 73 years,
BriEhts disease; Martin FEEDER, Chill
dren's Free hospital. months, gan
grenous appendicitis George W.
Church Chicago. ms. 70 years cancer
OF tho liNcr
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DIED.


BRONSON--July L. at residence -
Euclld-ave west media p. Bronson,
aged "a years mother OF Harry u.
Bronson and sister ~ w. + Dean,
or san Francisco, Cal Notice of
funeral hereafter.
DUpUTS Died suddenly at Grace hos
pital. Howard Frederick Dupuis. son
Of a J. Dupuis, brother OF Mrs f..
A. Hasse Mrs X A. Bacon. Edith.
Chene Madeline Alfred and Frank
Dupuis Funeral from residence. 243
Field ave and ST. Charles church
a. m. Wednesday.
GRIMM July Ia Edward j. beloved
husband or Ada Grimm, MCPhillips,
at residence Of his father in law. 6SS
Sxth-st Funeral time later
KAYSER- Mrs Anna. relict OF the late
Adolph Kayser, mother OF Paulins NJ
Mrs William F'eldmann and Mrs q.
W. Rammer. Funeral from 1919 Van
Dyke-aVe. at and to st. Anthony's
church At $50 a. m.
KOCH--Norna Ileen July 10 1871.
suddenly al the residence OF her
parents otto and Margaret Koch,
1859 Ninewood ave. Notice or ru-
neral later.
PA,TTERsoN-,Iuly. ~, at his late resi-
dence, 3oS Fourth-ave Edward II.
Patterson, beloved husband OF Jane
Linn Patterson. and father OF Mrs
T. William ". Wernett and Mrs James
II Noble. Funeral from residence
Wednesday II 1880 D. IN.
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N0TIGE---AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1923.

To S Garbarlno, Jacob Hanson. y.
Cestin1 Aaron Witus. Carl Koch. JOHN
picholdt August q Klein. Anna NJ
Tivarock Emil ThoN W. Weber. Nor
ris Steffen Bernard Goldman, n Ru-
senweig w Buehler Harry Stalkon
Mrs y simon. August Lauder, # Ziesse.
john Waldron Charles Barrack w.
Flnklestein. Henry r. Barnard Jacoh
Rosenweic, Morris J.. Finkerton'
Charles Rohde w u Kamman. j =
Holden Jacob Rosenberg, Eren Berg
man -. Oldani Geo. r.. Bader julia
Dennis. Harry VI Allen. Loretta Bader
Jacob Elder, Neten WIessenheld, DAVID
Faber James =. Kaiser, Charles Bollin,
Alex Violassi Wilhelmenta Penner
Pierce L. Caruonchi Frances v Brin,
William Divelle. and 20 all other per-
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
interested in any % the lots and par
cells OF real estate IN the local assess
ment district established by the COM
mon Council 20 defray the expenses ~
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defrayinE the expense Of
paving the alley No 33i being the al
lev hetweeu hastings. Rivard. Erskinc
and Benton streets. and Is now open
20 inspection ar this Office. and viii
remain In this office for i've days from
the inspection OF all concerned NJ
lots or parcels OF land abutttng on, or
adjoining the alley so described, have
been assessed for such Improvement
The Board az Assessors VIII meet or
Tuesday the plst day OF July, 1914, al
o'clock a m, at their offce In the
CITY Han. and viii remain In session
for a period OF six hours 70 hear any
person or persons desiring 10 object q
any assessment 80 made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Ans President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-15
LOSES HER $500 SUIT
AGAINST A DOCTOR"

Miss Bessie Poland who brought
Butt Monday before Justice Command
Tor $500 against Doctor" Theodore
rrombley, OF No. 2Sl Hibbard-ave.,
|who charged her $3.50 for his work in
Playing on of hands" 10 cure a can
Ger, lost her case when a jury brought
In q verdict against her.
II was testified TO by physicians
that Miss Poland did not have can.
Ger Her testimony showed that she
had visited the doctor" over 500
lines.
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BIRTH LIST.


GIRLS
Stanley Nevlack. 1884 81. Aubin-a ave f:
Joseph Horvath, sT4 Chene ST Leslie
Burrows. l432 Fifteenth-st Tomasz
Platek SIS Hammond ave. Albert La
hin. 1917 Willis-ave.. east. William Hol-
liday, $40 Beaubien-st. William kee-
gan. si2 Cadillac-ave.i William kon-
aptzki. 2i0 Lafayette-ave.; Thomas
David Arthur, Rivard Boulevard Gee.
Marseck, Rivard Boulevard Henry
Goeschel, 9S6 Garland ave Irene <ies
ling 81 Lothrop- pave Joseph Herman
1915 Scotch ave Andrew WardynlL,
lis IaSaiie-ave Mathew Markey ois
Tra goon-ave. Frank Birg 293 clinton
at Max RACER. ~ 81 Charles Elmer
Nagv, 172' Harm gtOn ave: George
Harry Stannard 5fS Larned-st east
robn Taaarv. 1fO2 ST Aubin-ave. Al
fred Vincent Mayo S4s Gladwin-avei
Wilhelm Kronenherg. 20 Maxwell
ave- Arthur A Miller 293 Hague-aNe
Tobn Halt, 900 Antietam-st. FREQ
Kueger. SIS Michigan ave. Wells Gus .
combe, l2o Avery-ave; William Henry
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DOCTOR WILL ASK COURT
TO GIVE BACK JOB

CHICAGO. July 14-Despairing be.
Tcause he had not heep cured Anton
|TruskowskI, hotel employee. shot ana
KILLED DR. Harold II Steere, while a
number OF patients waited in the ply
sician's outer Office and then blew
out his own brains Seeking a motive
for the killing the police today found
receipts showing that Truskowski had
paid Dr Steere and his associate, j,
j. Sprafka. 1915 in the last year for
treatment for hernia
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PROPOSALS

sealed proposals for the erection and
completion Of Public Convenience sta.
tion az the Western Market, addressed
~ the Department of Public Works.
viii be received at the ofnce or the
Crorrr1tssiOner city Hall Detroit, until
no fn on the goth day % July l9l T.
EVENT where otherwise noted. each
rropoeal Is 20 include the entire work.
consisting OF the following
Masonry
Stone
Steel and Iron.
Marble and Terrszzo.
Lathing and Plastering,
Carpentry.
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Painting and Glazing.
Plumbing.
Warm Air Heating System.
Electric Wiring and Lighting Fix
lures
Each bid shall be accompanied by n
certified check In the sum OF Five
for the acceptance OF the Contract.
payable on It's face 20 the Department
OF Public Works OF the City OF De-
troit
The accepted bidder viii be required
20 furnish two bonds each in n sun,
equal TO the full amount OF contract.
Proposals shall be made in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
prepared by Smith. Hiuchnan a Oryiis
on hle In their ofhce. copies OF whicl
may be secured upon application.
The Commissioner reserves the riGh1
20 reject any or all proposals. and q
waive AL informalities therein.
GRO II. FENKELL
A-Tai Commissioners
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-15
POLICE AUCTION SALE
BICYCLES, Etc.

erty held by the Police Department
viii take place Friday, July ~, 2
o'clock M az The Police Barn, 6Z
Forrest east ON the ground floor.
Evcrythlne including bieNDles. icw-
elry. tools. minor auto supplies junk,
etc. WIN be sold 90 the highest bidder
BE on hand early for the, bargains
GEO s. WALTERS,
Ana Secretary ~ Police