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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

every woman in the would be useless this the right
have the fall there be thing settled in the
long discussion OF
whether
eminent than by the suffrage o men
judgment inferiory
woman 1t Is Is Is
Inherent capacities OF
functions adapted
performance
Woman rules today by noble influences Of her character
which control the world into her hands, feeble and
strife unable
weld woman In strife becomes hard harsh Enjoyable repusve as a
gentle all allegiance
"ho we confess submission heaven is removed from the earth
whole science protecting lire
pursuit divine
the with the
out 1t will part
divine wife,
whom exercising the brhrght or
OF movement arises from raise
conception OF the
The time will line Of demarcaton between the
OF the broken II De
believe that attempt to turn upon tine he
and TAKEN we go
WARD on the march towards higher nober and purer wnsn
N'''N' -
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
Very Encouraging, And Ten
Reasons.

From present indications, our
fall attendance will be the heaviest
in the history of the institution.
We are now getting from sixty to
seventy five requests each day for
catalogues from those interested IN
attending. There are several reas-
ons why those desiring to thorough
ly prepare themselves for success
full business career should select
our institution. First, we meet
the demands of the business office
or we would not be enrolling two
thousand students annually from
over the union. Second. we have
our own specially prepared and
Copyrighted text books andmethods
of teaching the most important
subjects. This enables us to give
a better training in less time and
at less expense, Third, our work
is practically all arranged on the
individual plan of instruction there
by enabling each student to adj
vance as rapidly as his ability will
permit. The dull student is not
over crowded by the fast one. or
the fast student held back on ac-
count of the dull one and both dis
couraged. Each works to his full
capacity and increases interest in
his work. This method also ena-
bles a student to enter at any day
in the year and take up his work
to the very best advantage. Fifth
our free Employment Department
is of great value to many of our
graduates in securing positions.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

Sixth, our Service Department Is
of exceptional value to the graduate
:, after life. 1t is free to al! and
is very thorough. Seventh we
have one of the most competent
oorns If teachers TO be found any
where They know how to make
a students stay pleasant as proilta-
bic. Eighth, we give thorough
courses in Bookkeeping, Snort
hand, TelegraphY, Cotton Class
ing, and Business Administration
and Finance. This gives You
wide range of subjects from which
TO select. something to fit you tor
the line of work you most prefer.
Ninth, we have shown the supe-
riority of our training by placing
orr students in the very best posi-
tons TO be had IN corlfnerClal,
state and national affairs. Also
by repeatedly winning first honors
on our exhibit of students work
at three different state fairs. Tenth
TYLER is a beautiful, moral, health
full city of fifteen thousand high
class citizens. the metropolis, and
educational center of East Texas.
Write today for catalogue and
begin making your arrangements
to enter Americas largest busi-
ness training school at the very
earliest possible date.
Fill i'll your name OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AQQTeSS. ......-.-...... .'.'..'.'
Course interested Observation-Disclosures.
and mail to the Tyler Commercial
College, Tyler, Texas.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
Get Ready To Plant Mustard

Mustard is very commongarden
vegetable that is easily grown
during most any season of the year
but thrives best from November to
May. To secure a good develop
ment of the plant the seed are
drilled in three foot rows and thin
ned out to six inches between the
plants. The first planting may be
made about the first of SEPTEMBER
and the second in January or Feb
ruary. The Giant Curled, or
Chinese, and Southern Curled are
the best varieties to grow.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
RULES OF CONTEST.

This contest will close Wednesday, December IS,
1915, and can be obtained after p. Votes may
be recorded up p.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

Alexandria La, Aug, 49, There
will be no more gambling in Alex
andria, according to a statement
made by Mayor w. w. Whiting
ton today. The mayor announced
that he was determined to have
all places where gambling is car
ried on closed, including all club.
and other resorts which may be
operated for that purpose. This
is taken to mean that the clamps
will be applied to the gentleman
gambler as we'll as the tin horn"
and all that hereafter desire to en-
gage in this amusement will have
to hunt a more cangenial cline
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

A man looks cheap when his
wife calls him dear" in public.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
Take Out The Ashes

Uremia is due 70 the circulation in the
system of poison and waste products
that should be removed from the blood
by the kidneys. II the ashes are not
removed the fire dies and the machinery
stop. So with the waste products OF
the system. Foley Kidney Pills help
the kidneys remove waste matter that
causes rheumatism, aches and pains,
stiff joints and sore muscles. City
Pharmacy. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
For A Sprained Ankle.

Ifyou will get you bottle of Chamber
lain's Imminent and and observe the
directions given Herewith faithfully,
you will recover in less time than is
usually required. Obtainsbls every
where Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

be recorded up e p Ill.
Votes Subscriptions:
For each yearly subscription. votes
For each twoyear subscription. ...........50 votes
For each threeyear subscr ption ........10O votes
For each additional votes
Votes Advertising:
For each dollar paid in advance. votes
Votes Job Printing:
For each dollar paid in advance Is votes
Votes will not be given for credit advertising and print
ing.
All be turned in later than Wednesday for
publication III the current weeks paper. Votes be
recorded any day except Sundays Thursdays and Fri
days.
Territory:
Contestants must be residents of the Parish of Verml
ion, and their subscriptions and advertising
from any location. We the right reject any
advertising that Objectionable Contestants do
not have to be subscribers to enter contest.
Should any bring large number of
reserve the right to give receipt for same and
varfy them before entering them in the list for publ
cation.
The correct of all the will be published
with the amount of votes each week. Contestants may
enter the contest at time
At time during the will the of given
listed above be increased decreased 1t shall
main the same throughout the This we guar
antee.
Votes are transferable only before recording.
The Prizes will be given follows
rlls' wlnler''' Diamond King
SECOND winner SoO Scholarship
Third Winner. One Gold Watch
Fourth winner Five Dollars in Cash
No church, school, lodge, society public institution can
become contestant directly or indirectly
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Elinu Root
On Woman's Sphere

The question Of Woman Suffrage Is issue before
the American people. Twelve states adopted it.
four more states vote upon 1t this fall and 1t is strongly
urged that It become a platform demand Of the national
political parties 1t is therefore the privilege and the
duty Of every voter study carefully this subject Hon.
Elihu Root discussing this question before the Cons
tutiona Convention of New York. recently said in part
Il opposed to the granting of suffrage to women.
because believe that 1t would be loss women to all
women and to every woman and because believe 1t
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-21

Ask us about the diamond
ring we have for you,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFice
Detroit Oct. -. 1918.
Paving Notice No. ls19.
ENGEL AVENUE

To JOS. DeLarFy. EnEei E schwartsl
r. W. Allen. Anna Kean. willard
LegR, Louis Kean. A. Black. Fran}
Meioche. Patrick Murphy J. A. Nal
dat. A. McCOmb. y. Butler. r Cope1
Lofer. r. VI Couch. \. j. Boann, ChasI
porriEan. and 10 all o'her persona
owning. occupying or otherwise In \
terested In any OF the lots and prem
lses fronting on Engel avenue in said
CITY % Detroit, within the limtt&
hcteina fter mentioned
The Common Council ~ tho CItJ
Of Detroit. having ordered go muck
OF Enasl avenue. from Tho north lind
Of lot sc. EuErl md Schwartz'H subj
10 the north curb limo ~ Edlie street,
90 be graded and paved. notice u
hereby given that m assessment ha{
been made upon all tho lots and
promises fronting on said FnRel ave
nue., and liable 20 he assessed foA
Fald impTov, mcnt under tho provi
slOns OF the CITY Charter ard that :
roll 81 said assessment 20 now com
pletod and viii remain NJ tho Assesa{
ors' Office. In On" city ~ Detroit frou&
the date hereof until Nov 2. 1918. foa
tho inspection % all persons concern@
cd theron
hoard or ASSESSORS.
BY tit-TiNE D. ALBRIGHT
F-fnf Pres dent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

1or In question remained urpai "a
Uomh q MISUNDERSTANDING on the
"a DctIfioncf. recommend that he
Allowed tD pay an amount equai
d the assesxmcnt aR originally made
1(nst him, aud that rsfufid De made
5pF4fore orer the following resolu-
|7-7 " Resp~ctfuIly submitted.
'Te MAURICE J. kEATING.
THOH. r., GILMAN.
JAMES ChANSBAW,
ELMER ID. CASE,
EDWARD BARNETT.
y JOHN l. JAkEIs
q JULIUS l. kIsiMMEL.
s.s Accepted and ON leave. the follow
M resolution was offered
Ny AID. Heating;
~. and he In hereby authorized ana
tuotrurted 10 draw a warrant upon
Tho proper fund IA favor OF 4. IT,
Wijtsic for the Sum OF si,t3. Oc,uS
,ponalfy and interest charges on Part
81 Of eseessmcnt levied against Lot
saving Of DickcfSon Avenue Roll l a
Upon Surrender OF the certificate o.
3ftie Issued him by the City Treasure
~ reason or non-payInent OF 81
!o&e&kAInent
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Ashe.. Barnett.
Neil. Burton. Case, Cranshaw. pin.
Xins, rieid Freiwald, Gilman, Guth-
ard. HindIe. Jakel. Heating. koCherr
krfmmel. kronk. Kunz. Lempke,
Lodge, MOVIE, owen. Richert. Robin
oon. R5iio, Rutter. schultz. stark"y,
4tefanowski. Thompson, vernon
Wilson, link. Zoeller and the Pres
1deut--40.
Nays--Sone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

81 az any tine when so directed b.
the Common Council, and further
Provided. That said permit issued
10 tho Department OF Public Works
il granted win the distinct under
standing THAI lu tho event ~ the
Charter being amended in sGch man
ner aacWill proSid, tor tie icNYing
Of Tea 20 10 uCr"afA 1ctcrmircu
upon. for tae occupancy 90 puPlic
rCIerty that The grantee VIII pay
faid foe provided for .u Ca,d act and
that said grantee does hereby tiud
himself thereunto and accept saia
permit on the conditions hereby .W-
p0sed.
Adopted as follows:
Neas-Ald Allan. Ashc Barnett
plri- Burton. case. CrunshaN, pt.l
Ilis. Field Frciwald Gilman. Guth'
ard. Hindle. JakfL heating. koCher
krimmVl kvonk kuuz. Lcmpkc,
Lodge. Move owen. RicEert. Robin
son. R1lio, kutter schultz, StafAeT
-tcfauow Thon pson. Ncr'cr.
Wartell. WcnzeL a. T.. Wilson. "
Wilson. link, ZoelicI and the Pres
tdent--fQ.
NaFs--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

To the Honora BILE the Common colr.t.
Gentlemen -- Your Comm tt-v orr
TaVes ~ whom was referred i#. l--
titiOns ~ Wtilam - BcfAat ,arrs
Thomas S,gean,y f.55aF ana A H.
Hull tSSZ4i. - t1" -aru-.lat. 1r
reduction OF personal ass .sH-rats fer
the year 1915, respectfully rrrer We
have had the same ln--t tPH-i-s Dr.
tlon, and after cunsGits t.ou SIS. t-e
board Ut Assessors recon- -T-E. f...t
said petitions De granted 49, seq ..it.t
an the accoup&H, ing S, -t'on
r. spest'Elly Submitted
LOUIS u IEN!t 7,
TpftiRfsN FE.5.i IS AID.
TANf,S VERNON
MOSS So EH ELL.
FlERsiAN SCHULTZ
JOSEPH EDLI,o.
Accepted and On i,aye. the follow
INK resolution VS. offered.
Rv Aid. L@mpke
Resolved. Tina, the Citv Urea -urer
be and De is hereby authorized ma
instructed - c.rCei the taxes due on
William . Bryant for tho yfar ltL T.
Valuation $4,000. 3uo-ut SIS.3I. tW.
u {. 5o'g and Je Is tyst4er
Rcso!v~d. Thai u" CITY T.H-slEt =
be and ne 81 here IS AUTHORIZED HHH
instructed 70 accept from Thomas
Sweenfy the sum - 1888. on .2l-r i.
ton OF 500 90. ir fun set;l n -nt ~
the personal assessment levied
against hiE Tor the year 1913, ana
carcei balance due. CIV. { a2sl. and
be Il t1rthe~
Resolved Tint no City Treasurer
he and BE ie hereby authorized anu
instructed 20 accept from 4 NJ Hll.
the sun 4 so CD. on valuation ~
si.1e0.g0. la full sattlfUcnt ~ tHr
y rsouaf aeses.ment levied a-a.a-t
{ him Cor the year 1913. ana rarrr!
4 halancs due. tW i6 g. i55l
ADOPTED as follows
Yras-Ald Allan. Ashe. Barnett
VleU Burton Case. Crauab-S. i'i-
Ellis. Field. Freiwaid Gilman. Guth-
ard Hindie. Jakel Heating. kocher.
Krimmei Kronk kDnz Lamp ".
I son. Rollo RTtter. Schultz Starkey,
| Stefanowski Thompson. vernon
/ WarteU. Wenzel, A T. wilson, vs.. +.
Wilson. link Zoeiier and the FrS'-
( ident--;0
Nays-Nons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Street Openlnds.

To the Honorable the Common Councii:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Street Openings 70 whom war referred
the petition % Elmer H Bonn 20 al.
fG6T2l.. for the opening ~ swcrs ave-
rue from Michigan avenue o. 81. John
avenue. where not already opened. re-
specially report wo have had saT1a
under consideration. have complied
with Rule p, and believing that \
public necessity exists f1r the orcr-
ing OF said street a. potitlOreN for.
recommend that tho Corporation
Counsel be directed 20 prsga.e the
proper resOlut!or for lT.HlrE Ewe~z
avenue from Atch gar arsu.4- - -
John avenue where -1- already lrc--
"a a. p public street Hr1 highway
Respectfully s4htl.t'rf
GODFREY rrfTALr
JAMES EEEE.f
HERMAN r Tf-E
T - WENZ-T-
JOHN A. KEE+E
JC@ErH RCLIG
Accepted and adopted fy.lrvs
Yeas-Ald Allan. hsA~ Haruett.
BIeil. Burton, Case. rrHntHaw. f9I.l
Ellis, Field. Frsiwald O. ruau. G4f.-
ard Hindle. JRkel EeatinE E.rrrr.
Krimmel. Eronk KIM T.surI.e.
Lodge. Nowr. owen. FIrrert G.afr-
son, Roilo Rutter. Schultz ~'ar-rv.
Stefanowski Thompean Farr1r.
warteli Wenzef 4 j. Wi'H1n M =
Wilson. link. Zoelisr and INC Tres-
ident-40
Nays--Nors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIEO CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

"'rot' OCT. -. 1918
slrd rroussue VIII tr r-cciyei|
faullr NorrF Detroit Mtsh. AN, /
.l.IiN 49, F.t -H. 1915. s' 100 U-ci'sK j.
u1.. Eastern standard time. 80 Wi i
-wr H't nl... tHsr w.lI be- npcue
'.r fu.H' Atrs 40. ifa labor and n i
f"r.Ji ff..if m.aip'- ring dui GOV
a.F. ahi.H Wiz H. fEruI shri .y tNp|
.'t' yards. -d .uidi g sUd|
ainA .a"r''te. together With a.
.f.'. .I.HUE ...HI.. ling 90 fhr plan Il
sEi Specification. ON Gle ga this OIL
H... v''rlh't crock lateral sewers al
tAa fDllpWirs &C.. .r'hei alleys.
iH'srol SeW...r $50. zi2i IN 9loeks|
bounded hE Thornton. Grand River.
Forrwpod Rud N1rtiudels
Lateral sewer NO 2IsS in block u
bounded ty Colf9N Bpechwoud, Lins i
IuJ- luI N.r'uda1a.
Each bidder must deposit I'm Al
ssuarat" envelope with his hjd cer-
ttGrd bank check payable 10 the or !
der u tho Department ~ PuhlicI
Works % tho city ~ Detroit FOR ,hsI
sum ~ two huutfsd dollars i2o0lI
for each sewer hid uron. which viii
be forfeited 20 tho Department. ,nI
cHfr The bidder falls 20 enter intn|
contract within Ave days after ths|
acceptance 81 his tender Contracts
20 he subject % tho approval ~ tNs|
Common Council Tho bidder WHOSE
tender is accepted will ho required n
Furnish win his contract nm approved
full amount o. TIE contract. condi-
toned on the faithful performancS
OF contract
Tho contractor shall be paid lnI
bonds or the proceeds thereof n suchX
bonds are purchased by the Sinking
Fund Commission according 20 law.
No bids will he accepted from ann
person or Arm who is IN arrears %
default 20 the CITY az Detroit upou(
debt contract. or obligation 70 said
city
Printed Specifications IN fetan foH
tho above work may be had on ap1
rllcation TO the Secretary
Tho Department Of Public works
reserves tho right 20 reject any u
al proposals.
ASA GEO ". FENK TILL,
P.zfn Cornmissioncr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
LIQUOR Regulation. 20 whom was re-
ferred the application Of Charles
woods SOr transfer from 973 Town
send avenue 90 100 Mack avenue. Of
q exander Mckay, for transfer from
t24 Ferry avenue east 20 us Shelby
street. and the application OF George
IT CI~Utte for transfer from 6ei Dix
avenue 20 oil Medbury avenue. re-
FDrrtfaiiy report we have had tho
same under consideration and seeing
ul oh lection thereto, recommend that
tte above mentioned applications and
bond be approved WA also recon-
mead approval OF bond OF Kalman
Eat.r covering transfer from I3s 20
..' ieErbcru avenue. tho application
iHf which was approved on the 18th
Respectfully admitted.
tHAS -. BURTON
ELMER j. CASE
JACOB GJTTfAHD.
ANTHONY NOWC
4. - ktNZ
~ ~ e HTSDIr
hrrrr,rf and adopted 49, follows:
Yeas AID Nlian. AEEe. Barnett.
EIis. Iisfd Freiwald. Gilman. Guth-
ord I'Iud.r. JakcI Heating. kochsr
KfluWrI. k~0uk. kuuz, Lompkc.
LudE" E0uc. owen. Eirhert. Robin
con, f1llu Euttrr schultz Starkey.
~tefau -wsif Ttur1pEpn Vernon.
Wgrt0iL M'nzel A. u. Wilson. W. j.
Wilson link Z.cisr and the Proa-
Idsut Co.
NAYS NDTe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Ways anu Means and priaees,

MAJORITY REPORT
To tHe ii.rorutl, ta, common Ir.I'li.
tiyutivu-eu. ll.r Jutaf .MH ESQ.,"
ou Ways AMI Means anal h~'jgvs g.
"a bpW was -ytDlrD. t.C various Odds
submitted go 'tr Department v' tuar
lc Wc~A. u rr.p.rsr ra i.' HtNyT-
Temporary or.aAo from thu ug.r .aua
o. Bvtlc isle. res .eaNc O. report On
your honorable Body t-s.t axe. holds
Ink several sessions % tng toiut com-
tlnIs lai4 before ls within ttr liult
pt tho AFY.Vpr alton az t.c d'aP's!-
ton ~ youf aoaSf@. , i" body ana ar
la.sl -,f tay dilemma ia which tie cry
Gas been placed o4 tlt t1~e ga. t-'a
% sac Belle Isle lritso sy rge. ycaE
cOr uIltteC realizes that ayuIgcds ana
thousands OF citizens and visitors 90
the pleasures taat lNuutifu. Ee'so
lsl' affords. are iDsisteut that iwUe-
u!stt action be- taken 10 aI5gi a .e-
sumption ot Tho oppVr'2G!tas 81 en-
playground rs al least having teaa.
ptrary bridge constructed which VIII
HH safes guarded in every possible man
Tvr ana afortiGs every conceivable
apport4ntfy 20 contractors WHO Uly
he tes.rlous ~ bidi'ns upoI 80 or
str--ttuu ~ permanent birds, N'
,9r e.te'ors may. BY their votes So
determine, by consirur ~ 4 same N'-.-
GU, h.rtcIaGa-. and believing taat +. %
hrst interests ~ our citizens VIII -1
served - the erection ~ - tu-4lrt
latter conclusive and liberalization
ms arrive al after llsteriHE - ;.e
IMPORT 81 '5e lee. &c., tEutut ot ts.I|'
Works relative to the iustclT, .Hn-
ana tuovouSh irsT. .t.'n ~ th-
3 iIity OF tie old ul.rS--snc Within Che
app cpF!at.Au allowed. We 1;-c, o..
follow lus r1snl-t .au
ID n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

~ the Honorable the Common Council:
~ Qentlemen--Your Committee ON
vereets. TO whom was referred the
hol1tion Of Golden. Beiknap a.
ehwartx ts7sp) for permission to
{Dotau = gasoline tank In the I'M
oved alley In rear or their factory,
4ofoer Grand River and Missouri
4yo0ucs. respectfully report we have
- same under consideration and
~ toere are no water, sewer or other
~ tines Of either a public or pri-
~ nature to be interferod with we
ece no objection thereto. your
Aesee reeommends that the re-
es granted and the following
Sston adopted.
~ 4eepeeefolly submitted.
" LANES cRANSA Aw,
H;S p cAsE.
M THos 4. 6LiNNAN
JuliuR KRiMMFt.
A1nootco, and on leave. the follow.
{4ecluelon WAS offered.
AI4 Barnett.
~ That tho Department of
ID Nofee bs and IL hereby auI
~ and directed 20 issue a per.
~ Golden. lsrlkpap q Schwartz
@fDO = waytliue tank In unpaved
~ rear Of their factory. corner
0tver and Missouri avenues.
Iv40o4 That said work shall be
49, under the supervision o..
15@uent Is Public Works. and
1De0 WITH plens submitted 20
~ $40 Department..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
ALLEY 555 (Paving)

cen DU lN. .h.It trt'ti
1894 .u sl. Yl- uut-roHffr 'ort--F
.laNIp.
1870 Iu"al feet o' rr''uihS tI"h''
old Medina lUrh tHN hr used
lose lu-al te,t uI rCttiui"- plan'
exc
ut4 ,a ya- concrete undcr and be-
hind curl.
tIg Estimates.
None
Tic time 90 hc set ia the contracts
I'm fHs ,-o-I..1.,f4nu lf che above paw
lH. lal. SHAFT be- as follows
sIf-ITTAN ANINJt....l' june I. l9ll
lN>N STREET ......... ..luar ! ~.
BETNfl. ~ tNi. ...,..iuht j. 49,
% y, . &, 'EnN'' Sow, Nsg I. 1915 1915
tif.y .. NOV Z. l9ll
ALLEY RS. ......-.... Nov !. lFla
said streets and pillows to nc rANei
9srhlItIr concrete aHupftd jan. 10,
l5iS. ON, -corrsr concrete. Hdoptci
Tel o.. 1915. sheet n'alt adopted
lam ~. ta15. also the eliminates II
tile CTS i-rgins.r as suoFe. and me
,'4erter a.d ordinances OF th' GU
- p.tr..f
Bidder. will state the price per
cubic ward con ,N,avafIuH price per
uneal loot Of curbiuu. pri.c per
,,,I rrlss Ear ifnsal loot FOR retain.
inn blank or stone. etc
Bds win only b. receive FOR tht|
,n.lrr ~ tho work ot =" tor'gl for
any street ur .s,tfora 81 street "a
mr. aurutitIaS stated Iu o., esfiuates
and tha tiJ VIII br accepted which
HI .he lowest r,ralt,..a of any error
~ aNtausl9rs or fputu-s made by i
b.dGrrs.
Hiddcrs must dcuoEft with bids en-.
,,bs.t N, .eesr,te envaiop.. "a certi.
g.E rf',t ray.ric 10 tar order ~ ths
.Ctt 81 n,rrus. as foliuws
.F4r,f,Ir. ~ 4 tsNrIrE 400 -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Parks and 6ouIevards.

To ta, honorable the Common Council:
Gentle mcu--NOur Committee ou
Parks and BoUlevards. 20 whom
81 az referred the petition OF Walter
g. Wheeler et al (6T35J, asking FOR
an additional driveway on Lafay-
cite Boulevard from scotch 70
Clark avenues. respectfully report
we have Ind same under Coustdcra-
t.,r and believe IL advisable 20 have
a- estimate made and submitted IN
the Forthcoming budget. therefore.
tHrf committee recommend that
~a.d petition DE indefinitely post
pon-d
Eesp ecttIliy submitted
ALEXANDER Dill.
JOHN l. JAkEIA
GEO q ELLIS
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
EpEEBT ". RETTEH,
a. O. KJNZ.
JULIUS l. EElNMEL-
Accepted ana adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Street Openlnrs.

Tp tho Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlefa, E--Iour tummiftsl ur
Street Openings. 90 whom WsF re-
ferred the petitions ~ Albert
SchroedSr % al $3.50. and ~ Il
Quolinsk II al $500, b1it fnr th.
opening ~ Frser avenue from Ml~hi-
gau 20 - John avenue. RESPECT
fully report We have h1d saur urJnr
siderati0n and ind that Treer
avenue o. opened from street Co
street and that the strip ~ land
which IN fenced ln and blocking said
avenue was decided % the city ~ De
troit August i,.Iet5 Wc. therefore.
recon mend that tho prayer ~ petit
TONERS be den I'd and fhHt no Dc-
partment ~ pgNlIr Works Dr.. d.-
rooted 90 removr tne fences which
constitute an pbstrIrt'Dn fH traffic.
Respectfully slN uifttt.
GODFREY FfFfWAID.
JAMEr EIENBt
HERMAN f7 ZtEK
j.. " WENZEL
JOHN 4. kfkDNa
JOSEPH BpfsLD
Accented and adopted