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The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. oct. 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1857.
CWENTY-EIGHTH STREET

To Henry Koss, NJ. Falkupowitx,
J Campbell & II. Caplis. Is. T. Rogg-
man. John BucekowskI. r. Atterhold.
Leo Staskowsky, G. Dorschinski. Aug
Klein. Anton Mohiesk. r. Gurdinck.
Catherine Murdoch. J. A. Grosfield.
r Pspke, otto Papki Leo Roxemy-
sick. Orosneld n Caplis. John Sko-
nezk. A. r. Zleman, william Pratt.
r A. Liener, Il. J. Freda, j. IL Beck
man. " Zitterman. r KrzyewInski,
]. Henry Ruse. J. Pfeifne, =. Rozen-
eat. Jas Dynda. J. vinski. J. Henry
keise Peter Przdowfewskl, Fred
GoaHs. Minnie Ri.man, Jul Zielerski,
Jas. Leschlnski. Albert Antons, y Ca
bcr. Louis Dswsnkowski. A. Borrow
ski. =. ". Rhese, John Beirskie. ].
wialkowskL Otto Kershy. u
Radtke, J. wojeck. sophie Rosinskl.
D. Rosinrki, Thos. siislich. v. sly
manski. y. Pozlyskl, Gus straus-r.
Jas. Ladoszerwlcs. ". JaIwek. Jacon
Jankowaky. Vincent Jurktewlcz. Max
Prydowski. J. Bachman. II J. Bach-
man. Jos Pnrlewsky. Ignatius Vol
czke =. r Machesky, Hammond Est.
+. simon. G. Damaski. j: Meinzurger.
Carl Rahn, v. Presewski. A. Meal
zowski. Stanley Newak. Valentine
Klein. Jacob I.admap. NJ o. Calls. v.
SKATER, Aug. Klawikowski, A. stropp.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
u,HuI.D BEnU. Ch.~f Eai,er.

After yearly two Years in which
Eastern highs football team was
Walloped regularly by every team II
played against. Coach Rcmington's
Loys came and came back strong
Eastern team seat Cass high Friday
afternoon by the decisive score $40
At no part OF the game was Cass'
team able 10 show any OF its much
ioutcd strength, speed and clever
ness
Eastern'S showing vas a revela.
ton 70 all OF her supporters who
have rooted for the team through
thick and thin and IL seems as II
with this game the Eastern high
team is coming into It's own after
having shown good and very bad
PLAYING for two seasons.
The team play OF the Mack-ave.
asgregstion Was the very opposite
OF that OF last Saturday. Then II
MAS ragged and sluggish. no two
PLAYERS Being able TO do the risN
thing A. the right time, while the
team worked Friday just like a well
oiled smooth running engine. There
were absolutely no flaws in either
ths defensive or offensive actions OF
the team a. whole throughout the
game.
MurcherSon, the little freshman
wonder vas the real star OF the
game. lie made three touch downs
himself as well as gained many
yards with the ball. placing il in
positions from where it Was invar.
isbly carried BY other players across
the line for touch downs.
Murcherson is the real coming
star of the Eastern high team and
viii no doubt gain a place on the
state high school team before he
graduates from school. Murcherson
already Is one OF the best players
on the Eastern team.
IL. fnIf
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. oct ~. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1852.
HART AVENUE

70 Detroit Fire Dept. Jos. Mead.
:. Bermisky Jennie Watson. r..
Davis. samuel Bastlu. JOS. Huettcr-
p p John pural a. cappeiio,, Nj
Bocsheim, John reitE, Il Williams,
John LcIvans. sam Coi" Edward
Kennedy. Jas. Finn. Jos Howell, be-
sire IL House. Harry Knapp. J. IL
pointe. u B.rnor. l. Bernor. Chas.
Sherrard, Harry Dickcrson. Edward
Felix korlx. a NJ Ratclne. Hutton
x NAH. Jas. Guyette. Fred Prtmcau.
Louis Barron, Gustaye Condyr. Rob-
eFt Brock. Gso ponOhue. Fred Frank.
Jos Berry Est. Arnold Hammer. J.
Shalden brand. William Summers.
Frank Keller. = NJ. HOFFMAN. and
10 all other persons owning. occupy
NIX or otherwise Interested IN any
~ the lots and premises fronting on
Hart avenue. In said city ~ Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council ~ tho Ci,y
u Detroit. having ordered 80 much
OF the south lin" OF Edlie street 20
the south line Of Jefferson avenue. TO
be graded and paved. notice IL hereby
SVEN thai an Assessment has been
made upon all tho lots and premise =
fronting on said Hart avenue. and
liable 70 be assessed for said TN
provemeni uHder tho provisions Of
M city Charter. and that n roll OF
said assessment IL now completed.
and witl Ienain at the Assessors
pffice. IN tho city OF Detroit. from
he date hereof until November ..
1913, tor the inspection u all per-
sons ,onc"rnsd therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Bl GuSTAVE J. ALBRECHT.
8.Hi2 President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
DOTY SCHOOL
PHILIP MODESTO. CA,es Ea,t

PHILIP MODE>t1T. Chef Editor.
Richard wagner. OF the b. class,
has been dangerously sick with
heart trouble at his home. No 204
Boston-blvd. He is improving and
we expect TO see him back at school,
where We all miss him
There is TO be no municipal own
crship, as 10 our debate IL vas put
down The question was Should
the city of Detroit own and operate
its own railway SYSTEM" The chair
man vas Frank Forney. Affirmative
Paul Van Lee. Margaret Heise.
Donsld Hamilton. all in the AS.
Negative were. Waldo Hammet.
RANGES Marshal. George Humphries.
Judges were, Clarence Whittmer.
Douglas Cline. Donaldson Merrill.
Some good points were brought out
by Robert Gray. Douglas Cline. JEFF
frey Wolfe and Clarence Whittmer
The soccer game with the Moore
school was not finished Wednesday
as our newly purchased s. Dali met
With a tragic death while trying TO
cross WoodWard-ave. All the boys
sho contributed to its purchase
fought for a souvenir The game
vas continued Thursday and the
score was 20 H. Doty Jeffery
Wolfe, our captain. Kicking Two
goals and Clarence Wnitimer the
other.
II vas played In 80 minute halves
With a different referee each half
Lincoln Bixby. Arnold Wolfe and
Raymond Heym, played fine game.
Room A pupils received their re-
port cards Tuesday, many pupils
were pleased with their marks and
many were not.
Only four composition periods
week are scheduled for a week,
40 Miss Lang reads us The Secret
Garden. on the fifth period. We en-
Joy Il very much
several pupils Of the eighth grade
have their designs for stenciling and
many Of them are very artistic.
Many pupils OF Doty are going TO
give Halloween parties. Those in.
vited are looking forward to a good
time
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1850.
FARNSWORTH AVENUE

To Emma Garner, william Cum
mings. Hannah Harbeck. John Kelt.
Hugo scherer. J. J. Ostsleck. Geo.
schummer. Fred Dissins. Christian
SEVERN: Otto ,o Hsrr n. John T,
LOOMS, Elisabeth l. Cecil. Edward l..
Geer. Van Buren, Co. Ltd. Gustave A
schmidt, Frank Kutshay, John Spell l.
man. y ssalhokafoki. John 6. Good :
rich, Albert Michalek. Anthony Coke.
Katherine Kurkowski, Aug. Pasehke.
Henry Neister. william Jack. Jos.
liam Hall, Jos. Gurri-. Jedridge Rel
nowski. Fran Ganke. LEO Baramski.
Andrew Ferguson, Louise McDer-
mott. Peter Kaiser. Louise Mcdonald.
Frank DsvidOwski. Edward schmidt.
Michael Lizewski. Frank Kraft. VIM
kaufman. a. J. Monning. =. J. Koi-
kiewicz. David schmidt, Frank Cor
ewski. J. Kolodzegak, John r.
Paulis, Otto Scherer. Casper Sasnow
e.: chas: I.adendorf. Helen Fisser,
T Trsss M sinssr M1ss.l K.S,.sl
skl, Andrew Ferguson, Jos IIessel
bachsr. julius sikorskl. Stephen
Ares. ANDREW Botorotx, Alex New
man, Theo Thitke. G. y. whltcomb,
W " Keeisr. Theo. y Goebei, Gus
Goebei Est. Frank sample. Adoiph
Pohl. Syharus Anderson. A. Lang. j
n y. Ramich. Frank l.. Krause 10.
seph Coke. Aug. Peter. VIM. Much.
Ter. Michael kaufman, W. ~. Goetz
W. Thomas, Peter Williams. Peter
keIwa. 4. Hllderbrandt. y. J. Hopp
Edward Phebcr. W r.. Kncckt, elem.
ems DziegloIcwski. Edward Trooper
and TO all other persons owning. oc.
cupying. or otherwise Interested IN
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
BUSY SCHOOL DAYS IN DETROIT
:, Reported the Junior Editors 81,
VA Edior-inChef ~

or houses 10 which the number has
been dedicated The editor-in-chief,
Harold Christian. formally dedicat'
ed the November or football number
TO houses 314 and l66, which are
the two largest houses in the
school. He further announced Tor
the most original drawing submit
ted for the Noyem Der number, a
fountain pen would be given as a
prize.
The chess club is being organized
at Central, and the following have
been elected temporary officers
President. Spencer Rich; vice-presi-
dent. lsadore Borman; secretary, j.
Geddes The club promises 10
progress, and will soon be on a
Arm basis
Mira Ko;her has won the cham.
pionship from house 3il AT re
cent tennis tournament.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

any of the lots ana premises front
ing on Farnsworth avenue. IN sitlu
city of Detroit within the nlhhs
hereinafter mentioned.
Tho Common Council or the
CITY OF Detroit. having orr
dered so much OF Farnsworth
avenue. from the east curb line OF
Mcpougall avenue - the west I'm.
az Mt Elliott avenue, Ia he graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given
that an assessment has hNen made
upon an the lots and premises front
ing on said fArnsworth avenue, ana
HAT 10 10 be assessed for sald IN
prOVement under the proNisions oI
the city Charter, and that "a ron OF
said assessment u now completed.
and will remain AZ tho Assessors
Office. In the CITY 81 Detroit. from
tha date hereof until November :.
1918. for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
ny GUSTANE }, ALBRECHr,
B-SiO President.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
PHILOMATHIC

Resolved. That the United States
10 justified in negotiating a war loan
with England and France" was the
subject discussed by the Philoma-
THO Debating club. last Saturday
evening. at the Talmud Torah build
ing. Messrs. Rosenstein and Stern.
berg upheld the Affirmative. and
we're opposed nv Messrs. Morris and
Rubiner. Owing TO the fact that
all the participants we're experienc-
ed orators and e. tiers. q heated
discussion followed. although the
negative won by vote OF IL TO 2.
Final preparations have now been
completed for the fourteenth annual
model meeting. which Is 10 take
place next Wednesday. Oct. II. II
will be held al the Hannah Schloss
Memorial building, No. 239 High-st
east, and visitors are cordially in.
vited. Resolved. That the single
tax be adopted" will be the sub
jet Of the debate. Nessrs. Porvin
Shelter and Ogooshevitz will uphold
the Affirmative. while Messrs. Rubi
ner. Levin and Klein will oppose ts
adoption.
Challenges are being sent to ths
various clubs OF the city in an 81
fort to secure debates. and accord
ing 10 Maxwell KeIdan. chairman o
the challenge committee. the Philo
mathic will meet al least two out
side clubs this term
The teams elected TO uphold tn,
reputation OF the Philomathic 81
inter-club debates are az follows
First team Messrs. Broder
Agushavitz and Myers.
Second team-Messrs. Rubiner
evins and Rosenstein.
Third team Messrs Parvin
Agooshevltz and Keidan.
For next Saturday night the ques
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
N0TICE-STReET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 10. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1855.
PIQUETTE AVENUE

To iguace PasirJny. Frank Kanskt.
a, Pranczk. jos. Ross, Frank ignss-
zak. A. Zaremhski. John Konslewtcz.
;. X Stevenson. 4. O. kawSki \
EarembHk. julius FeAsmeT, Telak
AdImowiCk A. Matyszezkf NJ -.
Lonta. A Greczcnkowski ~ ~. Dor
an. and 10 all other persons owning.
occupying or otherwise Interested In
any OF the lots and premises front
ing on Piquette avenue. IN said city
% Detroit within the limits herein
after mentioned
The Common Council Of the city ~
Detroit having ordered 80 much Of
riquette avenue. from the east line
OF CheHe street To the west line az
East Grand Boulevard. TO be graded
and paved. notice il hcrebS given that
an asscssment has been made upon
all the Iutr and premises fronting on
said Etiquette avenue ard liable to ne
assessed FOR said Improvement under
the prbyisionS 81 tho CITY Charter.
and that roll Of Said assessment
IL now completed and viii remain 1T
the AsSessorH' Offc. IN the City Of
Detroit from the date hereof until
Nov 2 1918. for the inspection Of all
persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By GUSTANE j. ALRRECHT.
B.sI5 Tresidtn M.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
E-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Oct is. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1853.
LINWOOD AVENUE

To l.. J. Ackerman. W A schmuts.
SIMON Beckwlth, Thos. Swan. Mont
cla'r Land Co. II. l. He'll. = Jacob
son, X March. Mrs NJ Hailigau. Fred
) huettman, ". ". Heson, a. & j.
Hallin, T.. X Ernst. Carroll & Gra-
), Q Nsngcl. Detroit Congregational
linton. John V krejci Martha r, Nc
MILAN |. II Brown. John T Jones.
Phillip Williams. W H. Potter smith
Rose. \, G BachmAn. John n Plumer.
w l.. Bell. Evan Beth Conservation.
W. r. Thompson. Morris Krohp. Al
bert Rol!'s. Nicholas Spurk. Hurry A.
Adams, J. Moore. Milo n KrThv.
otto schwartz. + J. H,cker, and To
or otherwtE" interested IA any OF NE
lots and premises fronting on LIN
wood avenue in said city OF Detroit
within the lir.:s hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered 80 much of
LinwooJ avenue. from the north line
the northerly city limits. 10 b. grad
ell and paved. notice ~ hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots AMI premises front
ing on Satd ltnwoOd avenue. and IL
able 10 Dc assessed for said Improve
ment under the provisions OF the
city Charter. and that roll 81 said
assessment IL now completed. and
will remain at the Assessors Ofhce
hereof until Nov :. 1915, for the In
spectiou % Az persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
by GUSTAVE J. ALBRErHT.
p.ai1 President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
HHLGER SCHOOL
WALTER KoRLocx. Chief EA,,.


The Hillger school defeated the
Chandler In a game OF soccer. the
score being TO I. The names OF
the players follow: Edward Meier.
captain; Walter Korloch. Herman
Rett. Raymond Perry. Kenneth Nc.
Cleary. Albert McT4arty, Elmer John.
son. Lawrence Meisch. Harold Oles
and Joseph Escheris.
The best drawings in room G
were made by Joe Roster. Allen
J. Field, Marie Rose, Harold Wal
lenschiager. Vivian Bischop, and
Ethel Kershaw.
The best class In work. play and
behavior OF room 4 In the B-s class
Miss Donovan IL taking the "A
through the Civil war period. and
they are enjoying II very much.
Mildred Lord has mad 100 per
cent in spelling for the week. in
room ~
Willie Kauer has returned after
q long illness
Room ! has in their nature study
work. started planting their bulbs
Walter Rngei OF room u. re-
ceIved first prize IN the floral con.
ties, Theodore Fuller received sec.
ond prize.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
FOR CONSTRUCTING
VTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS
Detroit. Oct 10. 1911,

Detroit. Oct 10. 1918
Sealed proposals will be received
a. the ofnce 81 the Department ~
Pubiic Works Detroit. Mich. until
Monday oct rs. 1918 at 10 o'clock "A
m Eastern standard time, at which
time and place they viii be opened.
Tor furnishing all the labor and ma
terial. except msnhole rings and Gov
ers. which Will be furnished by tho
city. at city yards. and buildirg and
finishing complete. together with the
back hllnk according Ia the plan
and specifications on Gle iu this OF
the following described alleys
Lateral Sewer No. 2Tei IN hlock-
bounded ~ Thornton. Grand River,
Ferrwood and Martindale.
Lateral sewer No s7jS In blocks
bounded by ColfaN. Beechwood. Lins
Lac and Mar'indnie.
Each bidder Gust deposit in n
separate envelope with his bid a GER
der OF the Department ~ ruUiic
Works Of the CITY OF Detroit for the
sum OF two hCndred dollars ssdn'
for each sewer hid upon, which VIII
be forfeited &c IN. Department /"
contract within ave days after the
acceptance OF his tender Contracts
30 be subject 10 the approval OF The
Common Council The bidder whs 50
tender Is accepted viii he required "a
bond 10 the City OF Det~oit IN tho
full amount Of the contract. comet
toned on the faithful performance
81 contract
The contractor shall he paid N
bords or the proceeds thereof II such
bonds are purc haeed by the Sinkin-
Fund Commission accord .sg "a law.
No bids will be accepted from any
person or Arm who IL Iu arrears or
aeraul; 10 the CITY ~ Detroit upon
debt contract. or obligation 20 said
city
Printed specifications in detall FOR
the above work may BE- had on ap-
plicRtion 10 the secretary
The Department Of pu..ic Works
reserves the right 20 reject any ~
all proposals
t5sa GEO r. FENK Fill
B-7ig Commit sloner
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
EASTERN EVENING HIGH

Bookkeeping Is taught every
evening OF the evening school week.
he student taking II up whatever
Two nights are most convenient for
him.
The course is divided into three
parts-elementayy, advanced. and
cost accounting.
The elementary course consists OF
preliminary work from a test book
which Is intended 10 give student
the proper understanding of a ledg-
ct account. and the rule OF debts
and credits. II also treats OF the
difference between property &C
count and liability account. as
well as those that show loss or
gain. Following these preliminary
exercises, the student works up a
set Of double entry books. consist
ing OF the purchase book. cash book,
sales book. Journal. and ledger.
The advanced course Is for stu.
dents who. upon entering. have
some knowledge OF bookkeeping In
his course the student writes W
set OF books that illustrates the
accounts TO b. found In an up-to-
date set Of books In any large Office
These books emphasize in particu-
Jar the importance OF the tradiu z
statement the profit and loss state
ment. and the resource and liability
statement. as well as an analysis
Of the different expense accounts
The student also is taught the use
u the controlling accounts.
The set OF books used in cost &C.
counting illustrates cos, records "a
applied TO a manufacturing busi.
ness where accurate costs are nee.
sssary. The method employed in
distributing overhead is generally
known as the machine rate" meth.
cd. This set OF books contains but
little bookkeeping. While II Is bet.
ter for the student taking il to have
a knowledge Of bookkeeping. II is
not absolutely necessary. since the
bookkeeping contained in this set is
.>sst SUFFICIENT to correlate properly
the general books with the cos,
cooks.
The length OF time necessary 10
complete each course varies owing
TO the ability OF the student.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR
FENDER PILES AND
SEA WALL

Scaled proposals for the erection
and completion OF Fender Filing and
Sea Wall at Garbage Barn dock. nesr
foot OF rwenty -tourth-St.. will'he re.
Velved at the Ofnce Of the Depart
ment OF Public Works until Friday.
oct 20. 1913. at 10 a m. Eastern
Standard time. according Ia plans and
specifications on Ale i'm the office OF
the city Engineer,
4 certified check for one hundred
dollars must accompany proposal, and
the right TO reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
IN proposals must be- made In du-
plicate.
1890 GEORGE " FENKEIL
B-3S2 Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
NO!ICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct 10. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1S4S.
DUBOIS STREET

To board OF Education. Detroit
United Ry,. IGnatz Deiezeske. a g.
Thompson, Frank Gorski. Andrew
A1oiph srhselyn. John Preczewski.
Thus. Birkett. JOS Mayhem. \. Martz.
Detroit CITY Gas Co. Peter Brock.
Paul Kowalski. Francis Chojnackl, J.
C.sntskl. Peter Shiiier. Walter Ko-
valski, and 60 all other persons own
Ing. occupying or otherwise interest
ed In any ~ the lots and premises
fronting on Dubois street In said
City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the Cltv
OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Dubois street from the north
curb line of Trombiy avenue to the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

TT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE or THE city or
DETROIT.
Chapter 1871 OF the Compiled Ordi-
nanCes Of the CITY OF Dcti OF for the
year 1912. be ana the Firnc is hereby
amended to read as follows.
Sec. IA. M saloon whore spirit
nous intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as - beverage shall here
after be established aud maintained
within the territory within the city
of Detroit described - follows All
that norton of the city bounded on
the north by the northerly city linn
it's. on the east by tho center lac of
Mt Elliott avenue; on -" south by
the center line ~ Palmer avenue
and on the west by the center line OF
East Grand Boulevard. except lot t7s
situated on the north side ~ Boone
street between Collins street and
Eaat Grand Boulevard. alsp cNcept-
ing lots 20 and 26, Aberle Il Foy sub
division Of lot ~, Collins farm. y
CO II and $50. northwcsterly Of era
tiot avenue. being situated uu tho
northeast corner Of Elmw0od and
Medbury avenues
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved oct. -. 1915
OSCAR II. MARK.
Attest. Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
RAJ city Clerk
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

northeily city limits. 20 be graded
and paved. notice IL hereby given
that an assessment has been mad
upon all the lots and premises front
ing on said nubois street. and liable
90 he assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions OF the city
Charter. and that a roll Of said as
sessment ls now completed and will
remain at the Assessors Osnce In the
City az Detroit. from the date hereof
until Nov 2. 1918. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY 6CsTANE ]. ALBRIGHT.
B-S0s President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
N0TICE-STREeT PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Oct ~. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1919.
ENGEL AVENUE

To JOS. DeLargy, Engei & schwartz.
X. w. Allen, Anna kean william,
Legs. Louis Kean.. \. Black. FRAN
Meloche, Patrick Murphy. J a Ma
dau. A. McComb. j. Butter. r. Copcn
Lofer. r. NJ. Couch. A } Boann. Cbas
Derrigan, and TO all other persona
owning, occupying or otherwise in
terested In any OF the lots and prem.
tses fronting on Engcl avenue In said
City OF Detroit. within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit. having ordered 20 nueh
OF Engtl avenue. from the north limo
OF lot 4p, Engel and schwartz sub
TO the rorth curb liuc 81 Edlie street
to be graded an1| paved. notice is
hereby given thar an Assessment has
been made upon all the lots end
promises fronting on said Engel ave.
nue., and liable TO he hsscsscd for
said Improvement under tho provt
slons OF the city Charter. and that (,
roll 81 said assessment IL now com,
pleted and Will remain AZ Tho Asseqs.
ors' Of1ce. IN the city Of Detroit fro,,
the date hereof until Nov. 2. 1918 To-
the inspection OF all persons concern.
ed therein,
BOARD or Assoc sOpe
BY oUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT
0~Joo President.