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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-07-08

The first peaches were produced by
a Mr.. Beshears. They were a large
yellow free-stone, very delicious and
juicy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-07-08

Frank c. Wicks, an Audrain pio-
neer, brought several hundred apple
trees into the Lick Creek settlement
and peddled them out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-07-08

The first hungarian grass grown
in the county was introduced by a
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-07-08

where but one grew before while in
In this country we make strenuous
efforts to grow two blades of grass
Germany they are growing hills of
potatoes where none have ever been
before. Let's swap methods.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-07-08
THE FARMERS TOWN MU-
TUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANCE Co.,

ANOE Co.,,
Mexico, Missouri.
Began business June 1, 1901,
with $1,000 In assets. 1t had
Dec. 81, 1919, $5O,715.s6.. !.
Insure in a company OF your
own. You get the best insur-
ance. 1t does not cost You any
more than in companies that
drain the money out OF your
town and county. !. :.
w. Il. KENT, President. !.
s. J. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
w. Il. FOwLEs. Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
last week in C4-tine sith Mr.. staples
parents. Alisrd Staples and wife. They
returned TO Mort beast Harbor Tuesday.
Oct IL. T.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Sara |. Bunker has gone to Pastsn to
teach.
Mrs H. II. Havey recently visited reli-
lives at Prospect Har5or.
Charles Brinton ha. returned from bis
seasons work at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. r. II. Moyie left "Wednesday fora
visit to relative. ia Rhode Island.
Miss Annie Handy. OF Prospsei Harbcr,
is Visiting her sister. Mrs Msreus CieaSes
Miss Maud Shaw has returned from
sseabeE and is the CUES: OF George Ri.
naidc.
George Ober and Leon Thomas have re-
turned from Northeast Harbor, Raymond
Daley from Caribou and Thomas Daley
from Seal Hareor.
Capt. V. b. Gordon died Sunday morn
ing, at his home Capt. Gordon had been
lifelong resident of Sullivan. and was
for many years master of the tosooss
Phillips Eaton. He leaves one son, Adel'
bert w. Gordon, formerly superintendent
cfschoois here, and now connected witbthe
State educational department, and two
daughters. Misses Bessie and Vera. The
funeral will be held At the hons Tuesday
afternoon.
Oct. IL. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
SPRAY.
NORTH PENoBsCor,

William Alien is visiting in Msssa-
chusetts.
Chandler Hutchins spent Sunday with
bis parents, j. NJ Huichins and wife.
George l. Leach. road commissioner,
while operating the road machine on the
State road last week. fell. his right arm be-
ing badly injured by striking the gearing.
Sir. Leach has hard JOB on the LoxeIl's
wood road bat good progress is being
made.
The Sunday school gave q concert in ths
church Sunday afternoon 1t was well at
tended, and the parts were well rendered.
The floral decorations we're fine. The
credit for this exhibition 10 mainly doe TO
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Davis. who has put
forth special efforts to maintain the Sun-
DAY school During the concert Rev. Mr..
Smith, Of South Penobscot, gave q clean
cut and foreefuI discourse
Oct. II. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
CAsTISE.

Mrs. G. E. Parsons spent several DAYS
last week in Bangor.
Rev. Mr. Russell and wife, OF Weston,
Mas, are spending this week in Castine.
Mrs Alice coombs left Monday for ssco
and Sewnuryport to spend the coming
month.
Miss Gertrude Bowden. who is teaching
in Surry, spent the weekend at her home
in North Csstine.
Ars- Annie Saunders. of Bucksport.
spent Sunday and Monday ~ith hsr sister.
Mrs. Ailard Staples.
r. >. Perkins is in Ellsworth serving ON
the Jury His daughter Agnes Is SPEND
ing the week in bangor.
Mrs- Harquaii, who was called home
iast week BY the death Of her father. re-
turned to castine on Saturday.
Mrs. Eversrd Leach, who has been in
the home OF SewaIi Perkins the p.st
month. bias returned to Penobscot.
Ned Staples and wife spent several DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
I-AMDiSE-

Mrz- Charles Hodgkinx and son Roxe,
leave to-day sor Boston
Herbert and Harold Hodzkins hare con-
psetec thelr SEASONS rork and viii sooz
return TO Wsterville.
Miss Marion HodxkinA, who is en-
plvyed in the tezephone ONCE II Bar Har-
boz, has bssen a. home the past sxo weeks.
Ms W. a Rice and Miss Edith Rics
attended the Baptist State convention q,
Wstervilis last week Mrs Racs has gons
to North Lvsrnore for . Wait
All special torn meeking last week
the restriction placed upon the clam In
dussry during the summer months MA
removed, 80 that the new State lsw may
become operative
Oct IL RI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
SUNSET.

Henry Haskell and family, former resi-
dents here, are here for . visit of two
weeks.
Raymond II. Small is exhibiting three
pumpkins raised on "Breszy Hill farm,
the combined weight of which il 11shs
poaHds- The largest weighs ffry pounds
six ounces
henry Knowiton, for sixty years . resi-
dent Of this place, died September q, at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. C. g. Pa is,
At Everett, Mass. He was eignty-one
years Of age. The remains were broug hit
here for fnterment, Rev. o. J. GupliIl
officiating ut the funeral He Leaves i've
daughters and three sons.
Oct. 4. SADIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
CEYZTAET-

Amanda, ridor of GsEbexs Simpson,
died Oct 2. Sas had been in failing sesssh
several rez-K. Besides aer bodily in
6rUisles- there ws losz Of her mental
powers and sas ~as constantly expee1lnz
the rsEarn Of her husband who had died
several yezrz before she had oeen Eery
kindly cared for by M-s- Clara Smith, who
had been with bsr several ye2rz- Nrx-
Simpson v hose maiden name was Amanda
SseveDs- Of Stsuben- 10 Survived by one
eistsr II the West Services we're held at
the 1orsE No56sy afternoon
In the death .. Dsvid Carson Simpson,
which occurred Oct 2 there passed away
one Of sterling integrity and upright life,
WHO Was . friend TO all, and in ~hose
long life there ~as not . bsenish- Ais
word MAS ~ good a. mis- bond, p and many
. one in unfoftnnafe circumstance has
received Of his bounty In public matters
be WAS Always Interested. and bore his
part in contributions for the saDe. Mr..
Simpson was ninety years old, and until
the List three ye&rz, bad been able 10 be
up and about with his friends He bad
been tenceriy cared fos By Mr.. and Mrs-
Gray, Eho have been untiringiy desoted
70 his wAnsz- Al his family hare been
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
HAIR AND SCALP
NEED DAILY CARE

If You value the appearance of your
hair you should treat your scalp as
often and well as you brush your teeth,
aud rub into the scalp pores twice
daily q little Partisan Sage. This
treatment is not mere thar tonic.
It Is bottled nourishment for the hair
roots and it Is simply wonderful what
an improvement its use for even a
week will make in the appearance Of
anyone's hair IL never injuries, is
delightfully."- cool and pleasant to the
scalp and takes out the dull, lifeless
look in the hair. making it soft, fluffy,
glossy and beautiful Two or three
applications remove every trace of
dandruff, and daily use win prevent
it, return. George A. Pareher and
the leading druggists everywhere can
furnish you with Partisan Sage-it
costs but tribe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
Oct IL

Ez~-eass II s<ing IN. Viii Ezd piea<ure
Of tae ezprez< <srzzx ks<zex- IN His z--iss
wssasm- 10 snzzngs car bessTed srothsx % >
Ledge In the bez&< zs< gsce VIA. h&Des.
esernsl In the kessezz-
zesoEseS, rhsx BY the deSth Of Brssaer
Alfred E. H1xxsns- NrE1nasy Sodge- r. nse
A NJ mDzrns ss< Loss AZ ~ ess<enaes u<z-
Der snS suzs EsS lprsshs brDxhsr. the f-.nizF
kind aa9 ssTznx azxh2sc a-s1 sztae~. saz
the csEEHnfsys . trns and tried srSxna-
Re~esxe1- xAs< ore exzszd - th< be-
rezred wsdsw kDd family eSr deepest rym-
Yzssy in fsis xreaa x@scrsen- Mxr ts<r tad
coEsSr1 n the tAs1xAs tsxs Ne sos vAnz
xh<y nczrz is ass 6ese. 20. saiy gss< sessrs
fos lftxz< ts1s-
EesSsrex- ZHxs exr chAreer he 1r12ex In
na2rrEax for . period q tAirsg cara tAss
These resosEtsez4 BE sYres6 zpsz oss resarak-
. caTy be sezs - sas srrsxTed ~sosw E11
szuSsy md 8 es2y ses< ss TEE Ez1xwoE-z
AxExSc.s scr YzsEiezsSpn-
wx- h TzrEsr1y-
TExxox h Lxvrr,
n P. RzexAx1sss.
Ce@zarsee-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
BAR HAkBcR.

A house Of C. A. Weaver on First South
street uas badly damaged by fire Thur
day morning The nre apparently started
from the kitchen stove- The house wal
almost Quilted before the flames were ex-
tinRuished. There was an insurance Of
p 500 on the building.
A military company. which viii be Anil
atsd with the national guard. 10 being or
eanized here. The State viii be asked te
send captain to Grill the company. On
Gers chosen are - follous: First lieu
tenant, DR.. John 7. Hinch; second
lieutenant, H Russell Emery; medical
ofncer. DR.. Ralph ". Wakefield; chaplain,
Rev. A. c LArned-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13


uhsrs, 10 - ~ poi neln- IL
Dsasn< p" via ~ I-s
Miss Csrneiiia Freeman, q trimmed
nurse al tine Maine general hospital a.
Portland who will graduate IN june 10 al
home for two weeks.
Sunday morning q; the Methodist
church Rev. Fl. c. Ooran preached q fine
sermon TO q large congregation. There
vas no supply q, the Congregational
church
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
COUNTY NE WIS


Miss Fsorsncs Dznn yi.itsd In Els
worth lAsf week
Mim Hazsa Clark IL visiting Mrx Clyde
Eooersscn It NORTH srlfivan-
Chandler Graves. Of Sa-ths&ss Hzrbor,
was sscenf guss< Of frisnds ne--.
The basket All girssf team bid socizI
Saturday sssning. - the sorn ball
Mrs- L 7. Hsnirer, . member Of tbs
festisai rhorua. Was in Banx<- I@st veek-
Niw Frs1ess Bnecoz lsfs Tuesday s0<
Bangux. sheEe she hse poszrsoa II Kznes'
sEore-
Mr. Dana Dyer sad fwo cAzldrs7 were
visitors 81 tbs Bsrsisst tzrn. Easshrcok-
znxr reek-
e. NJ Worcester CANE from Oa6 Town
70 sccompany hEs fzz1ly 10 their ne~
hone tAere Monday-
warrsn Springer has esosec his bozs
snc has gons 70 Eedstose- y. q, 10 spend
the wEsssr ~sfA his scn Rssra-
Mrs A. & Czuusagk, Mrs L. A Slim
s0n and Mrs Bartasss nsosar~c from SaEfi-
rzn Haytos Tnzrsday, calling On friends
bare
Mr. D. O. CAMPBELL. Of Saae<<Tzl5<-
VIC n<s Aer osnxhssr Virginia u Bangor
TAsrs6sF, o1e to ber odd ho1e here 80
spend sandal
On senonns Ut unfsTorabSe weaxhsx. the
iszsss' aid soca=sg sz7per kat sale rss
posSpcsns1 10 wed1esaxy svsaEDg. vhsn
tney hze Successful tine, rezzixiag cver
a.
Frse7as OF Nrx- Fzoez Frsnca yoaaso1-
Of La~renex, Aasx-, WE'RE sA66sne6 10
iezrn o. her kE1den death Tszrstzy. The
fn0e-zl rzs bed Noadsys II the Me<soais<
churrh- Rev. W Il DGaazz o3ezzS31g-
Mrz- yoan$on rzs tas rSuax=T dxaxafex
Of fhe lESs jean r and -len0rs Frs.cA-
and resided bsre zn1L bar nxxsEge- Hex
interest and sSsesion fnE oA6 sOns asso-
czass0as and cAzrrA azIist5oa conflsoed
sh-Dlxt LIE N1ca sFupsxar ID sx-
pressed for the has5and- son and csagh-
ten Fio~sn from frien1s sa6 societies
in L~rsD0 vem oe&zzIfzE beyo1S
dssr-ipssoa-
Dc1- L. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
RooxEr-
CAPE RcE1ER-

Care- Albert Gray Is puszing his ysehts
into winter quarters.
Mn- Charles Blake, whc has been visit-
ing Ia C&ssine, Is aone-
Maurice Grsy and party OF friends nAds
5shiag trip TO isle 40 H&ut Monday
William Caisard and family, Of yer-
m0na- visited here last veek, coming By
sztoDoolle.
wisoers and Msavliis Crocksss. with
sheir wives, are visiting their father.
Charles Crockett.
Ezxsne Jordan has noTed his family
Into the EpnrsLn Dyer hoase, which be
rsesaiiy p1rchaset-
Percy Clifford wiz begin ON Q cottage
Monday q; weir core, scx Rev. James
Fxirssy. Of Ser Yo<x.
Oct g. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13

Wsn-Expanded Lungs Not Enough
Pure blood is indispensable TO the hsa.a
and strength OF the lungs. The deie'~
structure Of these organs makes it necessary.
When the blood Is impure the lungs ~
their tone. and even II they are permittea
expand freely. they have not the power iuu.
70 perform their important work The iac'
there is nothing more necessary in on,
OF blood that Hoods ssraparilla MAKES.
This medicine IL the good old re,.s a
family remedy for disease OF the oios
scrofala, rheumatism. casarrh. and 10" =,
rundown conditions Of the system
this time. when coughs and colds are 50 pis,
aient. Hoods sarsApariilA is an inssiu.'
tonic Get il to-day, and begin 70 take
once. Accept no subssituts.-Adsf-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
COUNTY NEWS
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
Rev. Mr.. Loaasx and family. OF 81.
George. are visiting Rev Louis wess-
Mrs. Faussina Hail sra little daughter,
OF Soneryiise. ii ass. are visiting friends
hare
Miss Nerna Joyce has gone 10 Revere,
Mass. TO visi: her aunt, Mrs Brooksie
Bond.
Miss Nina Stewart has gone 10 Provi-
dence- T. l.. where she is employed As a
nars<-
Mrs.. John L Wells, OF jack sonvil.e,
Fla. u visiting hsr sister. Ars- Harold D..
Powers
George C. Hall has gone TO Bangor TO
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs-
T. c. Stanley.
Rev. Louis West and John r. Staples at
tended the Baptist State convention at
Waterfalls last week
Richard Carter and family, who have
spent the season here. returned to their
home in Philadeiphia Monday.
Dexter Strout and wife. who have spent
the summer here, hare returned to their
home in South birmingham. Mass
There il q three nastet vessel and two
two masted vessels at the shore OF the
Porter property with crushed stone, Eun-
Der and sand.
Mrs G. W. Herrick. v no has been visit
ing friends here. left for Bangor Saturday
&c visit her sister before returning to her
home in Someryiiie, Mass.
George Parson and wife, who have spent
the SUNNI r at the .-FarmS' al Haven, left
for Virginia Thursday. They viii visit
Mr.. Parsons mother in Cambridge, Mass,
on their way home.
Lookout chapter, o. e. S~xave q cake
social st its regular mseting Friday
evening Each member represented q
cake. One candidate received the degrees
OF the orders. The grand matron Of the
grand lodge Of Maine, Mrs Mary g. Price.
will visit lookout chapter, Oct q.
Oct. IL. UyE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
SADIE.
OAK POINT.

A. II. Gri ndie has bought horse.
Richmond Murch, who has been ill the
past three weeks, Ii no better.
DR.. Smith and wife have returned to
their home in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Ethel Alley expects to move into
the David Marshall house this week.
Mrs. Georgia March and son Donald
and Ruth Sargent spent the weekend in
Ear Harbor.
Mrs. Flora Gray 10 ct home from Bar
Harbor. where she has been employed
through the summer.
Oc8. IL. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13

Sudden Muscular Aches and Pains-Seed
Not Be-
That 10 - il you the right remedy
Sloan's Iiniment is real necessity In every
bone - for young and old. Its merits il
praised in dozens OF letters. stin neck
from colds. childreDss sprniLs. those aching
muscles, that sharp neuralgia pain - these
find guaranteed relief in Sioanf liniment.
Every home meets with sudden aches and
accidents Your home needs bottle &c.
sc. and el-oe-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
EAST BLuEHrLL.

Arthur Ashworth is home from Provi-
dence, r l.
Mrs. Violet Grindle and Miss Eva
Thompson, who have been i'll, are convs-
descent.
Last week two more deer were shot
here, one BY Horace Grindie and one By
Ralph Witham.
Oct. IL. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
ON Nm $
WEST IREMoNT.

Beatrice X Lrnt is house from San
Juan Porto Rico. fer vacation OF . couple
Of weeks Miss Lant mas eeen away for q
little oyer yes-- She Was not intending
TO take . vacation. bat . touch OF island
ferer caused her phy sieisn to advise va
cation in The cold Weather. All traces OF
fever have left her.
COLDER WEDDING.
: An esteemed West fremont couple, l. 5.
Springer and wife ceie bratsc their golden
wedding on september Is, At Windsor,
Col. here they have been spending tie
Summer with their children.
A reception ~as held at tbs Windsor
Methodist chuch, . handsome building
which occupies the site OF the liftle
church In which Mr.. and Mrs Springer
~ere married dfty years ago, ana where
they were regular attendants during the
thirty-four years Of their residence in
Windsor before mo~inx to Maine. The
church vas handsomely decorated.
Many old friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
springer attended the reception, and they
we're sho~ered Throughout the day with
congratulations.
A family OF eight children blessed the
union OF ar and hrs- Springer, all OF
whom save oDe-Ars- EN- - HInckiey-
are living. They hare twenty four
grandchildren, many OF HON we're pres
ent- OF the seven children, but three
were Dear enough to be present for the
golden anniversary - Mrs Ella linn ana
F. b, Springer NJ W,ndxor ana &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13

Thoughts RE ssls Smart. :.
Wife, wonder why there are -
marriages in heaven Husbano-De'
cause il u heaven, Of course.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13

For any itehiness Of the skin, for Skin
rashes, chap, pimples, etc, try Doan's Oint-
mens. sc ~ al drug stores.-Adst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
SOUTHWEST HARBOR-

Mrs May Mitchell and daughter. who
The Detroit times., 1915-05-14
PROPOSALS FUR SAL
vACINC THE WRECKED
BELLE ISLE BRIDGE

Sealed proposals addressed 10 the
Department % Public Works Detroit.
sAlvaging the Wrecked Belle Isle
Bridge" will be received AZ this 81
ice until Tuesday May =. 1918. at
10 o'clock a. n Tor furnishing the
LABOR. materials ard equipment rof
recovering and rgupt AK All the iron
and wood 81 the wires ke9 Belle Isle
Bridge. except The boilers. engines
and pumps looted IN the engine
room OK the draw -pah, which ~ill
remain tire proper q the city and
which VIII he removed ana placed
on the bridge approach ~ the con-
tractor and also except tne tim OeFs
and noorirg q tho protective crib u
the draw sI-u 1. -T. which VII e LETT
unGsmageI r position Each bidder
IL expected 30 west the locality OF the
work ard % make l.s ow- estimate
OF ne dlth -lt-es and facilities at
tending the execution u the Work
including local conditions and all
other Contingencies. ~is tas mater
tai above specified except a. lther-
wise noted VIII become the property
% the Sue esstul bidder whether In
good or daUaEsd condition ard tsca
bid Will consist - a lump sa- r~g-
resentlrg he bidders estimate q
difference in value between the ma
teriAis recovered and me cost % re-
bidder m - conform q alt laws 4ua
rerUlrr-~e-fs - the r gave-r Nor
and make his own arrangements for
any rorttfsions DE- expects f. .f.t
TO De removed from the river bed
whetrsr ~ salvage value Or I0t exc
Cept stone ard tlwy work ~ 3 go
the frup AZ - which VIII constitute
II il expected that the work viii
com ms1ge within Ten fi5I Gays after
the rorHrmafl1r - the contract and
must h- fully comp et@d within sew
q
The Detroit times., 1915-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals viii be received At
the ofnco Of the department 90 Pub
hc Works, Detroit Mich. until Mon
standard time, Ut which time and
place they viii be opened. Tor furn-
ishing all labor and material. except
Iron msnhoie rings aud covers. which
will be furnished by the city. aud
building and nnishins complete. to-
gether with the back Milling accord
ing to tho plans and spec ncations on
Ala ls n ct tSs 9 Drs,c the following Wit
Livernois Avenue sewer. from war
rem avenue south. 1895 feet Four
manholes with iron steps
Note-Contractor must start work
within ten to) days after contract
10 awarded. or forfeit contract and
bidding check
zach bidder must deposit with hts
Did enclosed In separate envelope. .
Ger tined bank check payable TO the
order OF the Department OF Public
Works OF the city OF Detroit. as fol-
lows.
Livernois Avenue sewer. $4,000.
Witch sum will be forfeited to the
Department In case tho bidder falls
10 enter into contract within Ave
ds after tho acceptance Of his OF
the contractor upon proper execution
OF his contract bond Contracts to
," subject TO the approval Of the
tender IL accepted will he required to
furnish with his contract an ap-
proved surety bond TO the City OF
Detroit In tho fun amount OF con-
tract
The Department 81 Public Works
expressly reserves thu right to re-
jet any or all proposals
chschs and proposals 20 he placed
TO be made in duplicate
1922 GEORGE IL FENkELI.
Aifso Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-14

WfIeh sum vii - 'o~feited 20 the
CITY - Detroit In cars the bidder
falls 20 enter into contract subject
- Confirmation - ths Common Caun-
riI within he I've days after tha &C.
certanre - his tender ~ the Depart
r1er' ~ Public Works
The bidder whose tender IL ac-
cep'sd will 30 required % furnish
WIN his contract A. approved surety
rornuarv bond 20 re civ % petroi,
IN the full amount ~ ths contract
price FOR he wprk conditioned on the
fgil and fatthful performance % his
part - the contract
The contractor shal BE paid IN
bonds f1r frst paving. ~ The pro-
reefs thereof ~ -uch oords are pur-
rtases hv the sinkins Fund Com
POI iasiouevs according % law
80 tI1 vii - accepted from a-v
~ovror c~ 'rm who - IN $1,000 p-
fsTau1' 20 no Cfty - Detroit
Specifications IN detail for the
Hh0re work may he had or appiice
tio1 20 the Eecretarv.
The Department - Public Works
expressly reserves The right 80 reject
any ~ all proposals
Al proposals shall be made In dg-
rIfaafe
Usail GEORGE " FEvpELI.
Abs Com missioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-14
TRAP ROCK
ENHAn hnnfrI

Fifteen hundred tons, more or less.
y inch to n inch. l inch TO inch.
\ inch to dust, crushed trap rock.
o b. cars and Z o b. boat Detroit.
Give price per ton 81 two thousand
pounds Trap rock bid upon must DO
OF uniform quality and bids shall be
accompanied by COPY OF analysis
msnt of Agriculture. and such anal
ysis or test shall show tSs follow
Ing.
water absorption. not more than so
French coefhcient OF wear not
Hardness not less than ......... II
Toughnsss. not less than. $3.50. IL
Cementing value must be GOOD.
All stone furnished shall be paid
for on the basis OF Detroit measure
mrntA or weights
Further Information relative TO the
above will be cheerfully furnished.
a certified check for Ave per cent
OF amount OF bid must accom- DA6y
each proposal as guarantee that
tho successful bidder will enter into
contract
The right 10 reject any or all bids
or parts thereof II expressly -
served
WILLIAM r DUST.
Commissioner.
" w. BUSCH.
A-1sss Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-14
city F-tir,st~s.

said ALLEYS 20 be paved and re-
paved according 20 The OSCILLATIONS
for concrete adopted Feb - 1913.
brick. adopted Feb - 1915 also the
sst'r- aztec = the city Engineers as
above and the charter and ordi-
uaurss q the city % Detroit
BIDDERS w!ll state the price per
cubic yard FOR excavatirz. price per
Iineat foot ~ cushing pric. per
square ward tnr paving or concref-
ing and price per linsai foot for re-
tanning plank or stone &c
BIDS VII only be received for the
entire % TIE work or material for
any street Or section % street as per
Quantities stated tn the estimate. and
fhs BID will be accepted which IL the
lowest on aggreEsting tNe above de-
tails. regardless - any error ~ eE-
tensions or fCotings made ~ bidders
Bidders must deposit with BIDS en-
~losef n separate envelope. a rerti-
rod heck payable 20 the order %
'fe Department - Public Works OF
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