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AVERY AVENUE (Paving)

assb.be square yards OF asphaltic
concrete Natural Lake Asphaio paw
ss.26 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
CITY Estimates
is.oI iineal feet Of now Surbstene
Ssi iasS iiyneai feet Of new ourb:tons IN
(s-I r. Med circles furnished oy
30 $3.50 .N saSarsi Lake AsphsftS psving.
2.Bs cubic yards OF concrete unoer
and behind curb.
1906 lineal feet OF rseaning stons'
old Medina curb may %, usco.
UTICA AVENUE (Paviag)
Assessmest Estimates
ssss cubic yards Of excavation:
44E.iS iinsSsi fee' Oh 'ohs
tnse,wso ~ .nuare yards of asphaitic
concrets Natural lake AsphaltJ paw
n{ifsfs cubic yards Of concrete under
and hehind curb.
."o City Estimates
l1s cubic yards Of excavation:
~ fineai feet OF new curostone
(sssrrea,s nii,nyeai feet of now csrbstons IN
tl-f r, Ned circles furnished BY
co IssTs Square yards of ssphaltic con-
- INsturai Lake Asphait) paving.
~e7s cubic yards of concrete under
and n Sa meal e feet Of retaining stone,
Wed,na curb may be used.
CUSTER AVENUE (Paving)
Amusement Estimates.
,,x7 cubic yards Of excavation.
siiissS iineai feet Of curbstons
tnsowS az sauare yards of asphaitic
concrete Natural Lake Asphalo paw
infio17 cubic yards of concrete Under
ana D' Cisy Estimates.
aso cubic yards OF excavation.
1900 Iinsaf feet OF new eurbstons
tstrn ~ ,in.ai feet of new curbstons In
a-iC r Med) circles furnished
~ s scn.' saSsr. yards Of s.phslsIe con-
crete Natural Lake Aspnnip paving:
ii.s7 cubic cyys rspos Oh ono'e'e under
ana ne ,lneal feet of retaining stone.
az M.aina curb may be used
rAIRTrETH STREET pavins)
Assessment Estimates.
$50 cubic yards of excavation.
lis. ts iinesi feet Of curbstons new
stsaa ask "a square yards of asphaitic
|concrets Natural Lake ,AsphaiO paw
'ne lars cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
CITY Estimstes.
fx1 cubic yards OF excavation,
1c.2s iineai feet Of new curbstons
'ss s4ss iin1,eal Zee, OF new curbstops IN
t4-fR ,-2o' r Med) circles furn'shs<
ass 81 square yards OF ssphsltIc con-
crete tNatursi Lake Asphsip paving.
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EAST-SIDE CITY.
ALExANDRINE AVENUE.

ALEXANDRIA, AVENUE.
Roll No. 4oss: Lot l64--sub. Of lot.
withsreii farm. n. OF oratios ssre 81
On the north side Of Mexandrine ave.
Dequindre street
ALTER ROAD.
sn S 80 ie:s wo oas ! p Z & tS.,ns
sub. Of lot 3. OF the sub. Of lot 3. Al.
,. asst sd: q z,s Of ro.d s,s 9,
Ksrchevsl avenue and charisvoii
Roll ES. 5000. Lot. 10. II. IL, IS
being 9 sub. Of lot 8, Of the sub. Of
lot ,, Alters sub. OF w. part OF p @
$40. On the east side Of Alter road
lsvoix street.
BEALS AVENUE.
-, Roll No o,, 1921. The n. 1875 e. Of
sae 81 Beans Ben Dyke VENUE r:rp On the ives!
street and Mack avenue.
BEAUFTAT AVENUE.
R .na N0. s3s. Lots t. g. q; q. g
81 lots and TO- wsipp Il As sub 70 81 i4 3
Las 1s and "a, Meldrum farm. between
Medium and Beaufait avenues and n.
Beaufait avsnue between Mack avenue
and Berlin street.
BRADY STREET.
Roll No. 4oss,. Lot l--Piat. Of thu
sub sub; , Of the E Moran farm. between
north .ide ' Of Brady street b or sss
Hastings and 81. Antoine streets.
CAMERON AVENUE.
Roll No. 1894. Lots II and 1s--
L,Ghtenssss tsa Sub 81 on o III. r. ::e %
Cameron avenue between Lynn stree,
and Westminster avenue
CANFTELD AVENUE.
Low and Yerkes sub OF lot fss OF Johr
NJ Brewers Crane avenue sub. snt
lot. "a 50, 81. . s. !, IS Sc g. q snt
the ely part Of p. c. 154, =. OF Canfieit
avenue On the south side OF Camel,
avenue between Crane and Robins ave
nues.
CANIFF AVENUE.
Roll No. 4oss. Lots Sc. 81 and S.
Oak Park, Adolph sloman.s sub. or Z
sSs on noltn 'e Side Of csn .t t,ns
between csrdoni avenue and Russsi
street
CARD0NI AVENUE.
Roll No. 1927; Lot is-Reed sub. Of
lot >, OF the sub. of W. y OF Y sec. 81
sub. OF lot /. except the My SO Il. 81
| Ii. oco. acre tract. On the west side o,
csrdoni avenue between Owen and
HrlA
CHANDLER AVENUE.
Roll No 4oss. Lot 4o--chandlc,
avenue SUB. OF o5 gsrk lot 3, OF the sub
south side OF Chandler avenue be.
tween Oakland avenue and Beaubier
| street.
CONCORD AVENUE.
c.s u. Russeii's sub. OF part OF biocI
Of the d Bssufas sy .srm b on the IVES
| ferson and Lafayette avenues.
Lot 44-Belt Line sub. Of the n. WIZ
part of p. z. e7s known az L. Chapo.
~ ~ On the east side Of Concord ave
nue.. between Medbury avenue ant
Lambert street
COOPER AVENUE.
81 E Ssr, S of n. r. CO. Of p {. ~ and sus
1 Is of Toms and Buffers sub: of sec
r. G Of s,d 2 c' cooper ssa and ay s,r o. Q,
tween Barker and Chaplin streets.
| CRANE AVENUE.
Roll No. 41oi Lot 10s--The Malt,
az Gratiot avenue. on the west Sid,
OF Crane avenue. between Duncan ans
Lambert streets -
DELMAR AVENUE.
49,, s N 81 lot Of IN. sob. or
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MARTIN EST. SUB.

The 8. 800 II. of lot II. lying north
Of and adjoining Edward street as
opened; sub. OF K. Martins Est. s. OF
the Chicago road. being lot No. II, OF
y. c. No. so and the 8. part OF p. c.
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flick q HARvEY'S SUB.

Lots 12s to EOS. both inclusive. Flick
and Harvey's sub. OF lot 4. Of Hag-
gerty's sub. OF part OF p c, 543 and
lots IL and Is. OF p. c. co.
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Marley EST. SUB.

The N. 1854 It. Of lot 9; lots 4 to .,
both inclusive: the 8. $3.50 n. Of lot
10; plat OF lots 8. 6. z and 8. of copy
OF survey and sub. of the Est. Of M
r.. Martin Est. on lot II. Of the sub. or
the Haggerty farm. Of p. G. so.
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Roll No. 41,s, Lot 47-sprasue and
vfsger's sub. OF lots to rs. inclusive
OF WIN. "a. and y. v. Moran.s sub. OF
part Of p. C.s 10 and 1b2. On the
west side OF Mcclellan avenue. between
warren avenue arc mom sfevI
sub OF Rivervfew sub. and r.. G. Of
p q. 152 On the east side OF McC1el-
Ian avenue. between Cressweii and
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HAGGERTY'S SUB.

The N. 1856 n. OF o. L. 1: the N. 155
II: Of Il: ITO II. of lot q; the 8. 400 ~.
OF K. ITO IT. OF lot 3; III. Hasgerty's
IL OF p O. 40
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julius stocker, 9. syowski. l. II. Sass.
william Samrath, II. schmidt. Agnes
schiller. John Schieck. M. scanlon. Q.
f Hsrmsn sSob s.s:PAp sohowo.si sarss
Shaw. II. strasburg. Henry A. schultz
A. studxynski. Mary Sperr Mrs. A.
Thompson, Thuderman. A. Tobisnski
Coal q Lumber Co, Fred Tukoieski. N
Willis. Z, A. p. Ware, w. Wesson. r.
waranski. Carl waranski. X. wexxan-
:,. Man e wsllipSton w rrsS wIo o.
woch. Matthias Wagner. Edith w. Will
Hams. Wolf Brick Co. " r. Zwisnkow-
SKI. John zisia. and to all other per-
Interested In any of the lots and
premises included In the following
district and portion OF the. City of De-
troit, Wayne County. Michigan: to-wit;
CAMPAU's SUB.
to ss both sSss ios. S's and
81: lots IS to 81. both inclusive, Daniel
J: and Louis p. Campaus sub. OF Q. l.
IL. OF Theodore , and Denis J. Cam
pau's sub. Of p. c. No. 2ss.
CIC0TTE'S SUB.
Lots 20 to ~, both inclusiye; lots 81
TO so. both inclusive; lots 101 to 40,
both inclusive. Cicotts. Gilbert and
b&I huHO Bup. VI iotb IL 10 eu0 -
and lots !. 2 and .. of lot is. Of p. c.
DANIELS SUB.
Lots Is to "a. both inclusive; lots
~ TO 80. both Inclusive; Daniels sub.
OF part Of p. C. 7ls. 8. OF Michigan
avenue.
flick q HARVEY'S SUB.
Lots 12s to EOS. both inclusive. Flick
and Harvey's sub. OF lot 4. OF Hag-
gerty's sub. OF part OF p. c. 543 and
lots IL and Is. OF p. c. 60.
.HAGGERTY'S SUB.
The n. l55 II. OF o. l. /; the y. lS5
n. OF L. ITO II. OF lot .; the 8. 400 IT,
OF Il. ITO IT. OF lot 8; II. Haggertys
sub. of part OF p. c. 543 and lots IA and
Is. OF p. c. 90.
Marley EST. SUB.
The NJ. 1884 It. Of lot 9; lots 4 to. .,
both inclusive: the 8. $3.50 n. OF lot
10; plat OF lots s. 8. and 8. of copy
Of survey and sub. Of the Est. Of M
Markey (deceasedl being lot ~. OF the
the Haggerty farm, of p. c. so.
MARTIN EST. SUB.
The 8. 800 II. OF lot IL. lying north
OF and adjoining Edward street as
opened. sub. OF K. Martins Est, 8. OF
the Chicago road. being lot No. II, OF
p c. No. so and the 8. part OF p. c.
No. To.
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PAINS SUB.

Lots SO to 65. both inclusive: the N.
n, OF vacated Bulwer avenue lying
8. OF and adjoining lot 80. Palms sub.
OF part Of lot 8. Christopher Marley
Est. p. G. go.
Lots 1. ., 8, 4, lots los to 49,. both
inclusive; lots 161 TO i63 both inclu-
sive. Palms sub of the My part OF
o. L. 10, p. c. 90.
p. G. go.
The n. 275 II. on west side and being
the n. 283.s7 II. on east side OF o. l. IL,
lying south Of and adjoining Edward
street and north of and adjoining
Bulwer avenue. IL extended. sub. Of p.
G. No. so. confirmed TO James Baby, for
the heirs OF James Dunlop. lying D. OF
and adjoining DIX avenue.
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NOTlCE-STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Jan. Is. 1915.
EDWARD STREET.

Notice Of Street Opening Assessor
Roll No. 27x for opening
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UTICA AVENUE (Pavine)

y. :sa, 3. sa nS,sh 's q .s:sscc
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HANCOCK AVENUE.

os s0n E and 4i iM rh: has .a IS
block h, Of the sub. Of the G. Mora,
farm. On the north side OF Hnnocol
avenue, between Hastings and st. An
toine streets
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Roll No. .4oss. Lot l64-sub. OF lots
Withsreli farm, n. OF oratiot street.
On the north side OF Alexandrfne ave-
nue.. between St. Aubin avenue and
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feet wide. with asphaItic eoncrete
Natural Lake AsphaiD on concrete
other curbstone that may be bid upon
and ordered.
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Lots e. S 70 to a beth ip s ,S 10 lot. 81
both inclusive. Cicotte. Gilbert and
Barkume's sub. Of lots IL. 10 and "a
and lots ]. and 3. Of lot is. Of p. c.
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Mrr.ROsE AyENUE.

Roll No. 4I2s. Lot 25--standish's
sub. OF lot 4, OF the sub. OF Y SEQ So.
side OF Meirose avenue between Custer
and Clay avenues
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DELMAR AVENUE.

s.s S'' sub sub o. 10, ]. Of &. 500. oiv.
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From the east line Of st. Aubin 20
the west line Of Mt. Elliott, &c feet
wide, with reinforced concrete (Thom-
as System), on concrete foundation
stone that may be bid upon and or
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DILLON AVENUE (Paving)

Anoeosment hss
1898 cubic yards Of excavauon.
1880 lineal feet Of curostone new
II n iineai feet Of curbstone In a.
E0' r Med. circles, LIS Med CIR
cies. 1 dressed outside. ! dressed IN
side. furnished by contractor.
eTsa .amare Yards reinforced con-
crete (Thomas 6ystem) paving
6o.s6 cubic yards OF concrete unoer
and behind curb.
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HARpER AVENUE.

Roll No. AIS. Lot ga +. Els.
cher's sub. OF part Of frac. sec. q. =
] q, n IL n. On the north side o.
Harper avenue. between Canton and
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MILWAUKEE, AVENUE.

Roll No 4lSo. Lots h. II and Is
Elmer II. stone suo; on o. T. ~ Of
frac. sees 20 and ~, r. =. n. ~ II
Lot ta-wm. Tsirs sub, OF the q
the north and south sides OF Milwaukee
avenue. between Dubois and chcnc
streets
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CUSTER AYTNUE (Pnyingl

west curb line OF Meirose. 20 feet wide.
with asphaltic concrete Natural lake
asphalt) ON concrete foundation and
Beroa. Medina or any other curbstone
that NAV be bid upon and ordered.
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WOODWARD AvENUI.

Roll No. 4iss. Lots 4 and 2 block 81
20 and n. On the east eide % WOOL
ward avenue. between canneld spd
0arfie cid avenues
half OF park lot a. On the east o1do
OF woodward avenue. between Palmer
and Hendrie avenues
-Nny person desIring 20 object % any
with the city Clerk at any time Dr1oP
to the date last above m<ntfone4 q
written protest, be heard before tke
Committee on Streets 20 whou errn
thereof 10 be held on the Monday (ol>
lowiog such reference ~ 10 a,-m- <t1x
timel az the COMMITTEES room City @<oIk
A.lis1 HresIdsnt Board q Asseaeerls
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" y OF X SEQ. ~. 10000 acre tract. on
nue.. sbetwsen Owen and Westminster
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2sTH STRTET (pavin,,

From the north line OF Buchana n
70 the south curb line Of Warren. 2S
feet WIDE. with reinforced concrete
dalton and Berea. Medina or any othsr
curbstone that may be bid upon and
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AVERY AVENUE Pavine)

the south curb. line OF Ferry Park -
feet wide, with asphaitic concrsts
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid upoi,
and ordered q ~
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CRANE AVENUE.

sub. OF that part OF Y. G. i5t. lying n.
OF Crane avenue. between Duncan and
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HIBDARD AVENUE.

sons sub. Of lots ! and !. in AiSsr
Il. Of p. 6. 7sS. n. Of JEFFERSON avenue
On the west side OF Hibbard avenue
between ST. Paul and Agnes avenues
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PIT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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Rou 80. .iiI. =, s-say.r. .as. Of
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THIRTTETH STREET (Paving)

From the north curb line OF McGraw
to the south curb line OF Cobb Place.
20 feet wide. with asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake>Asphalt on concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid upon
and ordered
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HITCHINGS AVENUE.

o i.s NJ i.7 issPo Ont W. .v ,'l o. .sa
s. Wiser and Edgar J. Hitchings sub:
OF that part OF lot 4. OF the SUBJ Of
avenue and Lafsrty road. On the east
side Of Hitchings avenue. between JEFF.
ferson and Kercheva1 avenues.
Of lot lsS, the .. 80 It. Of lot 1874. lots
106, 207 and 20s-Pointe View. Joseph
g. visger and Edgar J. Hitohing's. sub.
OF that part of lot I, OF the sub. OF
.. q Of r. c. 37i. between Jefferson
avenue and Lanerty road. On the west
side of Hitchings avenue. between JEFF
ferson and Rercheval avenues
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LIVINGSTONE AVENUE.

Roll No. 4127, Lot s--vincent's sub.
OF part OF o. T. fs6. .. OF Indiana street,
livingstone avenue, between Hastings
and Riyard streets.
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CHANDLER AVENUE.

Roll NO 1893. Lots 10 and 1s--Fran-
ces E Russelfs sub OF part OF block
7. of the Beaufait farm. On the west
side OF Concord avenue. between JEFF
ferson and Lafayette avenues.
part OF p. C. 57s, known as l.. Chapo-
ton farm. and the My part OF II. q.
e7e on the east side OF Concord ave-
nue.. between Medbury avenue and
lambert street
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Ron No. 40s5. Lots 50 and 60
Low and Yerkes sub. Of lot iss OF John
~ ~, Hrsw ss crane sn sv'Ensus sub. and
My 1861 feet OF lot ss, p. G. s4t. be- be-.
tween Mack and dratiot avenues. and
the ely part of p. G. 154, r. OF Can6eid
avenue between Crane and Robins ave-
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cAxPAU's SUB.

to SIS. both inciusiys. lots 70. 70. so and
81: lots IS TO 81. both inclusive. Daniel
J. and Louis p. Campau's sub. OF o. l..
IL. OF Theodore J. and Denis J. Cam
pau's sub. Of p. G. No. 2Se.
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Roll No I11s Lot sb--A Hes.eI
bacHr's sub. Of the n. 1910 n. OF r.
OF ~. c. No. 157. On the north sid
Of Leasing street. between McCieiia
and Pennsylvania avenues.
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as cubic yards of excavation. .
a6.I2 linesI feet Of new curbstone. ID
Ga r Med) circles furnished Dy con-
1855 square yards Of reinforced
concrets (Thomas System) paving.
S.ss cubic yards OF concrete unosf
and behind curb. 49,
1880 iinsai feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
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~ T nsr, Of the r. G Of p. c. ibs and duo Q
4 a Of Toms and Buffers sub. OF sec
1, n. c. OF p. c.;s ss1 and ss7. Or
the west side OF Cooper avenue be
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Ron No. ll4s. Lots 3. 10. A. A .,,d''
sS.kenwood.s sub. Of lots III. -. NJ
and ~ and all that part OF lots iIsnSi
lying WY Of d. q. II. d M n III
- SEQ ~. 10000 acre tract. on an
vest SIDE Of Ru:seil street bstwssn
AsnWooq ana Canfn avenues. 4 .
~ Ecn 70 414t Lot 1s--Ranney ana
My 30 II: OF the sub. OF the ". r of
sec. a. 10000 acre tract On the
Owen and Westminster avsnnss rven
Lots 20. Al. so, 81. So. IS and 100
K,enwcods sub. OF lots 10. 1s, IL and
lying WHY OF b. q. n. en-. r. r.
sec: 80. 10000 acre tract on the east
and west sides of Russell street be-
tween Westminster and Kenwood AYES.
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the south line Of West q dr. mSId sD,, q
ward. &c feet wide with reinforcsd
foundation and Berea, Medina or srv
other curbstone that may be bid upofh
and ordered.
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From the north line OF Michigan to
wide. with reinforced concrete cThom.
as Systeml on concrete foundation and
Berea. Medina or any other curbstone
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PHILIP AVENUE

posnts T re; 4js7. Lots Is ana 52r,
- tening's sub. Of that part az lot
r tween Jefferson avenue ana fs1ksS6
9 Lot sooFox Creek sub. part ef Z;
Of Philip avsnus, between ysacrSSS
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Roll No. 1927. Lot 1s--Reed sub. or
lot ;, OF the sub. of ". y OF Y sec. ~.
1O.o00-acre tract.
Lot s7-Rannsy- and Butterneld's
rub. Of lot 1. except the My so n. Of
the sub. OF the W. Y of Y sec a.
10. 00O-acre tract On the west side oS
Cardoni avenue between Owen and
Holbrcok avenues.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
CHAMPION ABOLITION
 MEASURE IS INTRODUCED
Mir. DOwdy of Independence Would Abolish Penitentiary Commission Charitable Board and all
 Boards of Trustees.

Little Rock, Jan. 20.-The champion abolition measure of the session is the bill introduced by Mr. Dowdy of Independence to abolish the Peniten- tiary Commission the State Board of Charitable Institutions, the Normal School Board, the Board of Trustees of the University, and the Boards of Trustees of the Agricultural Colleges. His bill proposes to substitute for them a fiscal board of seven members, one from each Congressional District, who shall devote their entire time to the work of management.
 The Senate was not in session Tues day afternoon, in respect to Lees birthday, but the House instead of ad- iourning, adopted a suggestion by Mr. Beeson of Conway, that it stand in silence for one minute, which was done. The House calendar has reached Al bills. A bill by Mr. Crump estab- fishing Repositories for Greenwood and Fort Smith, Sebastian county, was passed. MT. Bipboye of Crawford in- troduced bill to submit county sup erintendency in that county. A bill to amend the Laconia Levee district act, in Desha county, providing for the construction of about 100000 cubic yards more of levee to bring it up to the standard fixed by the Mississ- ippi Levee Commission, was passed.
 The Senate Judiciary Committee agreed Tuesday afternoon to report favorably the Futrall bill for the re- digesting of the Statutes, also the Ruff bill to fix a rate that shall be charged for taking sand and gravel from the beds of streams and lakes.
 MT. Johnson of Sebastian introduced a bill that persons running locomotive engines must have served three years as fireman.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
RAILROAD COMMISSION
 WILL INVESTIG ATE

The railroad Commission announces that at meeting to be held on Jan 25, it will take up among other ques- tions that of Investigating the alleged discrimination in the absorbing of switching charges on carload ship ments of competitive and non--compe- titive traffic It will also take up the application of the Merchants Frieght Bureau of Little Rock, for an ordering covering the advancing of freight charges on shipments that are concen- trated at certain points and reconsign- ed. On Tuesday it will take up for final hearing the application for an increase in freight rates.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
BILL REQUESTING CAPITAL
 PUNISHMENT WITHDRAWN
Will be Replaced by One Which Over comes Objectionable Features Juries to Have Power to
 Commute Sentence.

Little Rock, Jn. 20.-The bill abol- ishing capital punishment, introduced in the Senate by Owens of Marion, has been withdrawn and will be re- placed by one which will overcome the objectionable features of No. 13. The bill repeating this section was considered unconstitutional in as much as it takes from the Governor rights given to him under the constitution. The new bill will be similar to that in- troduced by Senator Davenport of White, which gives the jury the right in cases now punishable by death, to assess a penalty of life Imprisonment.
 One of the objects of this bill was to save the life of Clarence Dewein and Joe Strong, the boys now in the penitentiary awaiting electrocution for murder committed in Benton. It is probable the General Assembly will petition Gov. Hays to commute their sentence if it is found impossible to change the law as it now stands.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
BANK CASE CONTINUES
 TO OCCUPY TIME OF COURT
James F. Black, Former Cashier of Texarkana Trust O., Charged Receiving Deposits When
 Bank was InsOlvent.

Very little has been done in cir cult court here this week with the ex- ception of trying James F. Black, former cashier of the defunct Texark- ana Trust Company.
 Black was indicted on three charges of receiving deposits after it was known that the institution was in- solvent. There have been large number of witnesses examined both for the state and defense and the case will probably reach the jury this af. ternoon.
 This case was brought from Miller circuit court and is being tried here by Judge Crawford, of Philadelphia, Judge George R. Haynie being dis qualified on account of having been prosecuting attorney when the indict- ments were found.
 There were several cases set for to- day and a large number of witnesses in this morning but they were set for another day.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
APPROPRIATION OF GOVERN
 MENT PROPERTY LARCENY '

Little Rock, Jan. 20-Upon request of District Attorney w. Ii. Martin, Adjt. Gen. England has issued an or der directing all persons who have in their possession military property without proper authority shall turn the same in to the nearest armory. Mir. Martin says:
 "The attention of this office has been directed to the fact that much property provided by the United States to the State Militia is out standing in the hands of private citi- zens and members of the militia. Moreover, many members of them ili- tial seem totally unconscious that the totle to this property is in the govern ment and that any appropriation thereof by themselves constitutes lar ceny.'
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
TEMPERANCE LECTURE AT
 METHODIST CHURCH TONIGHT

The day has arrived for the Tenn perance Rally. Let everybody come to the Methodist Church promptly at o'clock.
 Those who heard Miss Dunaway last night as she pictured the utter loneliness of orphanage, were moved to tears. Remember the liquor traffic makes more orphans than all other agencies combined.
 Come out tonight and let's learn how to destroy this giant destroyer of childhood's happiness. Come, we beg you.-Committee.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-20
HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY GIVEN LAST CHANGE Arkansas National Guard Charged With Thousands ShOrtage-Pro-
 perty in Private Hands and
 Must be Returned

Little Rock, Jan. 20.-Persons who have property of the government which was secured from armories of the Arkansas National Guard, will be given a last chance to surrender it or be prosecuted by the government. The Arkansas National Guard is now charged with a shortage of many thousand dollars, and every piece of the missing property that is returned is credited on this old balance. Much of this property has been in private hands for years, for formerly little at tention was paid to the care of SUD- plies issued to the companies of the Guard. Efforts have been made to secure the return of this property, and much of it has been in this manner wiped off the debt against the state. There is still much of it in private hands, and instructors have been is- sued to the District Attorneys in Ark ansas to prosecute all in whose hands it is found unless it is voluntarily sur rendered. An order to the companies of the State, explaining this inten- tion upon the part of the government, will soon be issued ty Adjutant Gen. eral Lloyd England.
 The old balance the government holds over the Arkansas National Guard has not been settled through action of Congress, but it is slowly growing less, for each year the Guard is saving a portion of the amount al- lotted to it by the government, to be credited on this account.