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Evening journal., 1915-01-29
RUSSIANS REPULSE THE
AUSTRIANS IN CARPATHIANS
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
PETROGRAD. Jan. 29.-Repulse Of
an Austrian attempt to take the Yer
ezke Pass, one of the important gate
ways through the Carpathians, was
claimed in an official statement is
sued by the war office today
The Austrians, in heavy force, ad-
vanced northward along the railroad
from Munkacs. in Hungary. TO Stryj,
Galicia. Their offensive was halted
and broken by the fire Of Russian ar
tillery near Voloyco. at the southern
entrance to the pass.
The Verezke Pass is 2S miles south
east of the Uszok Pass. near which
strong bodies Of Austrians have been
attempting to break through The Car
pathians. The plan of the Austrians.
according to official dispatches, is to
pierce the mountains at these two
points and pour large armies into
Galicia to raise the siege of Przemysl.
To offset this movement. the Russian
right, pressing in a southwesterly di-
rection from the Dukla Pass, is threat
ening a flank attack on the Austrian
left. The official statement today de-
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
GERMAN SUPPLY BASE AT POGEGEN
DESTROYED; RUSSIAN ARMIES NOW
MENACE EAST PRUSSIAN CAPITAL
Ccmbined Cars Forces EncircIe the Foe ALONG The
iDsfer, Threatening 10 Squeeze Kaiser's Armies
With Loss of Strong Posihon-Afiempf to Check
Grand Dukes Army Upon the Thorn Is Repulsed
HAND GRENADE BATTLE DRIVES
GERMANS FROM BARZHYMOW REGION

an attack on the left flank Of the
German army along the inster river
between Lasdehnen and Mallwisch-
KEN II it continues TO make progress
southward through Tilait, the Ger
mans will be squeezed between two
Russian armies and forced to 'givc
ground in the direction OF Konigsberg.
German attempts TO check the ad-
vance OF the Grand Dukes army upon
Thorn, along the lower Vistula by at
tacks near Kikol, have been repulsed,
II was officially reported. In the region
Of Borzhymow. the Russians used
hand grenades successfully In repell-
ing a German attack. For the last
"a hours an artillery duel has been
in progress along the left bank Of the
Nistula the Russian gunners inaicting
heavy lnaaae ia fhn Gnrnaan 4ran4hAn
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
SUFFRAGE FLYER"
HELPS HIiEELI rs THE THE Cause Cause
Votes For Women Bri-
gade Addresses Many
County Audiences
MUCH INTEREST
IN THE MOVEMENT

Whirling through the country at the
rate Of twenty-five miles and hour with
the purple. gold and white banners Of
the Congressional Union flying to the
breeze the Vote for Women Flyer"
which left Wilmington yesterday on
whirlwind tour OF the State, attract
ed wide attention as it spun along over
The country roads and everywhere it
was greeted by enthusiastic cheers.
and shouts Of Votes for Women
Ray were heard all along the
route
After leaving wilmington the frst
STOP at New Castle which place was
reached at ! o'clock. There the car
was met BY Edward Challenger and ar
ter brief walk around the historic
town, the Flyers were entertained
at luncheon by Mrs Mary Challenger.
Al 1870 o'clock a meeting was held on
the village green with crowd in at
tendance. One Of the most Interested
in this audience was a small boy who
had witnessed the arrival of the
Flyer and who was at the time
visibly impressed When seen at the
meeting he was wearing a Votes for
Women sign rudely printed on paste
board and suspended with a string
around his neck And he did not wear
Il sheepishly. either.
Whirling away from New Castle al
2.40 o'clock, the next place reached
was Bear There the Flyers were
srceted by Mrs. Joseph T. Cough and
Mrs. Samuel G Vail and an interest
ing meeting was held in front of the
Cough store. First, Mrs. Edna s.
atimer spoke, then Miss Anna Me-
Cue and while these two women
We're speaking. Miss Helen Cranston
distributed suffrage literature.
From Bear the Flyers went 10
st. Georges. where. attracted by tho
steady beat. beat Of the drum. a good
sized crowd soon collected around
the gaily bedecked machine and list
cned attentively while Mrs Latimer
and Miss McCne talked suffrage 10
them and explained in an attractive
way just what the women Of Della
ware wanted and why they wanted
it.
Delaware City was reached about :
clock and after a brief rest tic
Flyers" proceeded TO the school
house where meeting was held al
6.45 o'clock. The hall was prac-
tically filled and during this meet
irs number OF signers were SCI
cured TO the suffrage petition. which
will be sont to Senator Hoffecker ana
Representative Bender to let them
know Of the sentiment in their dis
trlct concerning suffrage. Mrs. Nor
rs Wilkinson, of Delaware City. pro
sided and introduced the speakers u
tic audience.
Al the close of each meeting col !
lectlons were taken, the money SO Sc l
cured to be used 10 pay the expenses .
Of the trip. The amount collected ,
was S14. AT all Of the /
meetings the resolution endorsing the
amendment and calling upon the
Legislature to vote favorably for il
was passed, with the exception Of st.
Georges, and there the crowd re-
mained mum when the question was
put to them. And while there was
not one aye" there were also no
nays" Ii was altogether quite a
bashful crowd.
The keynote Of every place visited .
Continued on rage IA.
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
ROUMANIA IN DOUBT.
Bv Thc United Press.

BERLIN. tVia Wireless to Sayvillc,
l.. ID. Jan. 30. Bucharest newspapers
and former Prime Minister Carp OF
Roumania We're quoted by the official
press bureau today as iidiculing re-
ports that Roumania is about TO en-
ter the war on the side Of the allies.
Carp, the press bureau said, asserted
il would be more TO Roumania's inter
est To gain possession Of the Russian
province Of Bessarabia than to invade
Pennsylvania The Bucharest news.
paper Vittoroul fatty contradicts re-
ports Of negotiations between Rou-
mania and Russia regarding Transyl-
vania and Bukowina, the press bureau
said
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
BY The United Press.

PETROGRAD. Jan. 29.-Two Rus
sian armies are now menacing konigs-
berg, capital OF East Prussia. accord
ing TO official dispatches received here
today
Moving down from the north. a force
Is descending upon Tilsit. 60 miles
northeast Of the city. and already has
driven back the Germans and destroy
ed their supply station at Pogegen.
three miles north of Tilsit A second
great army, whose advance upon Ko-
nigsberg was officially reported two
days ago, continues TO press westward
along line extending in south
westerly direction from Lasdohnen to
Mallwischken, few miles northeast
of lnsterburg.
The northern army is marching To
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
VILLA IS WOUNDED
SILhINAN Wires.
AWAIT DETAILS
Carother, With the Bandit
Leader, However, Fails
To Confirm Report
PLAN Is TO push
HIM OUT OF MEXICO
BY TIE United Press

II
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Consul
silliman today reported to the state
Department Of unconfrmed rumdrs
that General villa had been seriously
wounded.
Beyond the fact that the rumor was
current in Mexico City Silliman had
no details to offer.
From George G. Carothers. the
State Departments agent with villa
himself, came no confirmation.
That Carranza will not move his
capital and headquarters from Vera
Cruz to Mexico City. was the opinion
OF Constitutionalist officials today.
They said that the severest fighting
would centre about the capital: also
Saltillo and Chihuahua. and that the
present strategic plan is to push"
Villa into the United States.
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
House COMMITTEE Stands
BY Immigration BILL
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
WASHINGTON. jan. % THE House
immigration committee today voted
TO reject the Presidents veto Of the
immigration bill and decided to at
tempt to havc the House next Thurs
day pass the bill over the veto, limit
ing debate to six hours Commit
tccman Sabbath. Goldfogle and Moore
voted TO sustain the veto.
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
Germans Baked at Craonne.
Drop Shells Into French Line

clared the Russians are advancing
energotically' IN this region.
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
sun AND TIDES.

sun rose ....... ....-... 7IS A. M.
sun sets .,............., 3.l4P. NJ.
Noath Ct Chrisiiara
lliah water 49,. ll-20 a. NJ. ll.40 p. NJ.
low water M $40 A. NJ. 3.25 z. NJ.
Rcedy island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1915-01-29
WEATHER

Fair, continued cold Co.
night and Saturday. moder-
ate northwest winds.
, 1915-03-20

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occasionally and had a minute grip . "e'''s
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, 1915-03-20
ABSENCE :
CiIrls lInuSted

March 16lh-Dapuebrog from ST. Fhom9s
baron O.. Lprche, Mr.. E GjcdJe MIR. Kit
oaard Nielsen, r. Cause and servant, Den
tisr II. Hank, Miss L George aud child, Lo-
ther Ihom~en.
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q. H. Scnmi2eiow, Baron .. Lerche, Sum
ueI Petersen, Captain \. G. NJ. Fuglrde aud
Mrs. Fu2.ede, Stephen Nu2ent, Evelyn
HpyIiger, Hepburn harIe., Policeman Val
jade With Joseph DalhuS, Key. Father Van
Bemdeu.
, 1915-03-20

81 Clt Illl&. nv NNC'NA
I~workina Girls always out for lark or for
sometbIna new. They were 9irls that pack
ed the sngor cubes. and did work in the
refinery which happened to toe Il plaut TO
.l;l i,i.ss we're scanned from extracting
stoa,n! Ab,1t on4 hundred ri IS were
H. thI. MINT and n,.sib'v received only two
f,.,,rs nsr Iav ax vaue, for women /. D.
gi,u 6pa most Fn,onaon confines are not
Gram IN tba ewes Of 4noric,n4.
rL..a oi,as were aoajno alone the river
b,nt viii locked arms .i0sjna ana laughing
.nJ Memo 1T I4ast , dozen In number spjod
the american with ms I9uo eoatanl especial
il tba Ionu L,ir i. IN. hack Auuter went
m IN or4T. tbav rlI4l I, s,ue men Who
were ,I., a,;n, in q tb, factory AMI Ia five
minnta. j crowd INA collected 10 look OVER
the uppreteuti,n4 sketch. Then one ven
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i. t.k anl Iong4tar increased tin We Dcgau
=, FAM onJ tramLI. f,r cont ana muir fol the
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anvy hut ohl,J ,yiI Tb,rp we're textures
n hona on }balr f,ra. when the word Amen
cou iu,li..lal whore rbe lone stranger came
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r..o i" INA milo. M ann oval and The
I.a,Ita, ~ r,ntaofoaot tb9. We understood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
DETROIT TIM e S

sevs - and 81. T.. l. > a. Ia ON
the s0uth side nf GRAND Boulevard
East NNtNcct .ubois and chenc
streets.
lot s., subdivision that part 90 d. -
S aud {. ~ the sub of the ". p ~ a
soc 5S 10000 acre tract between IN,
Boulevard and Young street On the
north slide 81 Grand Boulevard East.
hetN cen 81 Aubiu avenue and Dubois
Ron 80 uiS The = t0S q. ot lot
40. the ~ SSs O. ~ lot tl the ~
..sS a. 81 tot - che NJ i@5 O. ~
tot : the O. 1925 O. 20 los ; the a.
as5 q 81 lot and the W eos n o.
lot -Ahrrle and FONs sub 90 the
sS5 n. 81 lot a. ffac sees ~ ami -
IN a. =. n ne p. pu The south side
.ur Grand BoulevarY East. octw cen
dubois and Chcnc streets
Roll No ttie The w ESQ q % lot
: lot g. the T.. 50 IL 80 lot - lots
20 and 50, clark. LicntN ltseg and
kings sub % ;. =. part ~ a see,
-ls. ~. 200 acre tract bn the nbUth
side ~ Grand Boulevard East be-
tween puto.s and Chcne streets
Rou SO ear The y eco n. %
and adjoining Grand boulevard aud
r u 81 AuOln avenue Theodore >.
and Dents CSmpan plat OF trac,
secs 40. - and ~. ~ 81 tt t4 -
en- tnN ~nNNh 0luN tk tfFANN hNNl'~
ward East, between Eiiery and Moran
streets
Ron No. stt9. The = % n 81 ".
% 90 u ~ lot Is the " V&g a OF
lot lot 3 tht g. o. 90 d Ug lot
the " 1888 a ~ lot IL. and the
r 1871 q OF lot n fIschers suh
81 the y part OF lot % and : part
90 lat -. Leib FARM y 4 rs On the
nOEf6 and south slides OF GrEnd Bah-
ieVIrd East between Mt Elliott ave-
nue. and Gllcra street
Rnll W. ttlH The T. 2ofS a. %
~ 1859 e. ~ - &. "a. lyrE : o.
and ADJOINING Grand Boulevard the
u 5 q 81 w iSg55 r. ~ a. l. II,
living ) ~ and adjoining GRAND Euu-
leFAFd aud the D. 20 ~ 90 "a Iet.n1
"a az u. l. ~. lying : of and ad :.
joining Grand boulevard BeaUfait
farm. r. g. ~, y ~ Gratidt avenue
ON the south side 80 GRAND Boulevard
East, bytWotn Beautait ANA Bellevue
avenues
Eoll No s42i The " 1sec n Of
Tot IS N, r. 1870 a. ~ lat % the
" Ease n 81 lot 81 ths p IL n ~
lot 80. the " Is n - lot ~. the
y Il 81 lot - he ~ 1870 q %
lot IS. and tse % l10 q ~ los tt
McCuTWick luh % parf 90 - g.
IS MrldruH farm Nn tee s1uth Side
90 Grand Enulevard Eaft tstWeen
MI. Fill0tt and &eaaftt sN*g -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
SPECIAL PARK AND
BOULEVARD SIDEWALKS
EAST SIDE
GRAND BOULEVARD EAST

Roll No ft0s The T. ! 30 ~. u =
"a 40 n - y 1852 n. ~ = rs n %
D. a. SIS -. % and adjoining Grand
boulevard and y % GFntiot avenue.
IN the west side az Grand Boulevard
last. between Frederick and kirby
avrr7-TTr
RoH No 4fo The 90 a. Of &
1873 o. % W. so ~ % lot %. VII
lam a. Maybury's sub % tot 10. ~
Theodore J. and Dents Campa'a'r
plat ~ the sub. 81 frac secs No. ~
and % on the west side - Graz =
Boulevard East. between Trombly
and Milwaukee avenues
Roll No tfii The s 20 n of y.
IN DE- o. ~ " s4sO ~ OF lot Is. tie
3 22O a. o. W. s490 n. OF lot -.
Ea u Fosters sub % part % lot 81,
fac secs - and 81 ON the west
SIDE ~ Grand Boulevard East be-
tween Milwaukee avenue aud Grand
non No. niz The ". % H. ~ lot
81. =. y Posters sub. 81 part ~ lot
~. frac sees 20 and % ON the
south side % Grand boulevard East.
between Mitchell avenue and Orand
ron No. ezra. the w. 2is n or,
"a. the r. 2ss a. % lot % and the
.w IS ~. % lot 20, Aberis and FoS's
sub. Of the n. 7ss a. % lot ~. frac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
WOODROW AVENUE

Roll No t5ss Lot 10. Harvey's
sub of lots ~ and - and a Of lot
~. OF scovers sub. OF the W. frsc,
sec No. 2 On the west side OF
Woodrow avenue. between McGraw
avenue and Cobb place.
Lots ~ and as. Kremer's sub. Of
part OF frae. sec :. r g, R. n ".
on the ives. side OF Woodrow ave.
nue.. between Milford avenue and
Lot 70. Butterhsld.s sub. OF block
30 and n u 81 block II. OF Scovei'au
sub 81 frac sec. ?. r. IS. n. II w..
on the east side az Woodrow avenue.
between Cobb place and Milford ave-
nue
Any person desiring. n object TO
any assessment go made. may. upon
filing with the City Clerk at any
time prior 10 the date last above
mentioned. n written protest. be hoard
before the Committee on Streets. to
whom such protests will be referred
az meeting thereof to be held on
the Monday following such references
ut 10 n m. city time, at tho Commit
tee room. City Hall.
DANIEL T. DfLwoRTH.
President Board 81 Assessors.
A-11H0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
March ~. 1918,
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing
Coal Handling Equipment for a Car
bage Reduction Plant to be located
near the city OF Detroit. Michigan.
addressed TO the Department of Pub
lie works OF the city Of Detroit, viii
be received at the office OF tho COM
missioner. city Hall. Detroit. until
70 o'clock a. II. on the asth day OF
March. 1915.
Proposals shall be submitted in
duplicate and shall be ACCOMPANIED
by a certified check In the sum OF
not less than ave per cent $50 OF the
amount OF the bid payable on It's Wacs
TO the Department Of Public Works
OF the city OF Detroit "a surety for
the acceptance OF the contract.
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each In a sum equal to
the full amount OF the contract.
Proposals Shall De made In accord !
snce with the specifications prepared
by and on Gle In the office of Smith.
Hinchman A Grylls. Consulting En-
gincers. 10 Washington Arcade. De-
troit. Michigan Copies OF these
specifications may be secured upon
application TO the Consulting En-
gineers.
The Commissioner reserves the
right 20 reject any or all proposals..
GEORGE ~. FENKELL.
A-i2Ti Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
Ordinance No. 2o4.A

An Ordinaar. Ia asa~nd ordinance
ratified -ta ordinance 90 amend
m ordinance ~ntitfed IN erdt-
nance 90 amesd s~ctioa 81 nm or
dinaaee entitled IN ordinance q"
amend see OF nm ordinance en-
titled An ordinance prr-cribi,g
certain limits within the city 81
Detroit where saIoon-. ia vhieh
-ptrttsou-. IBtoxIrntisE or mait
liquors are -old n beverage shaft
not hereafter be- established sud
maIatninrd. aud spiritnou~. tnt"rt-
eating or malt liquors sold therein.
sad Go repeal all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances Inconsistent
herewith.'- approved Prbruary ,.
1915.
1T ~ HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE or THE cry OF
DETROIT.
section / Tia, Section 90 an or
dinAnce entitled An ordinance 90.
amend an ordlnanrs entitled An orii-
nance To amend section - m orti-'
anne ~ section ~ an ordinances en-
titled An ordiuhrcs prescribing rer-
tain limits within fhs tIty % Detroit
where saloons. IN whlch spirituous.
Intoxicating or malt liquors are sold
~ q beverage shall not hereafter be
established and maintained and spir-
itnous iufDNicRttnx Of malt liquors
cold therein. and 10 repeaD alL~Whs
uapces or parts >of ordnance In
consistent herewith. approved Feb
hereby Fmrnded 20 re5d a. follows
Sec 40 saloon where splrituous
Intoxicating gr MALI liquorF are soid
a. beverage shah hereafter Do eE-
tahlish-d ard maintained Within the
territory Nlthiu the lmits ~ - city
% Detroit desc ribed as all hat r0r-
ton ~ Tho CifV bounded % IRE north
- the n0rthsriy line - the second
ward. On :ne east by the eastsriy line
~ the Second ward. on the s0ufn by
vest hf fae westerly line 0f she Sec
ord waff the Hfvldinr Zine between
The Second and Fourth wards. eE-
ceptirE FJ mach ~ SAID herein re-
stricted portion ~ is bounded 90 ~
lows Commencing ~ "a point ~ tho
Intersection - fhe center lfnes ~
woodward ard ezra rfoffc aEenueF
thence HfEferiy along the center lirc
- Charlotte avenue 20 = point 20
feet distant westerly from the west
uortherly On lire parallel with the
westerly lire ~ woodward avenue
20 the center lire - public alley
north 90 and parallel 20 Charlotte
Hfenif" ih"nCe etsterlv alprg The
center ine - said puzzle alley 90
me center - pbhlie alley nrst
west - and parallel 10 Wood
ward avenue thence sOutneriF along
the center ine - SAID pubic alley Z"
point 500 feef distant urrtharly
from the nortberly line % charlotte
avenue thence fasfrrlV on line
parallel Win The north line ~ Char
lotte avenue 70 the center line a.
Woodward nverue. thence roufasriS
along the center line - woodward
avenue 20 the place % begin
Ming. also fNfeptfng lots ~ co. 11
%. ~ and "a u Block 20 Governor
and Judges nan. In said city 81
Detroit being known the Statler
Hotel sife also excepting al that
part % lot 4. Military Reserve sub'd
hf Corporation. south eide - Con-
grvFS street. known az 81 Griswol5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26

1T IL HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE or THE CITY OF
DETROIT.
section 1 chapter ISL % the Com
piled Ordinances Of the CITY 81 De
troit for the year 1912. be ana the
same IA hereby amended by adding
thereto a new section 70 oe known
A. Is-a reading a. follows;
Section lS-a. No saloon where spif-
itu0us. Intoxicating Or matt hqusE :
are sold az a beverage, shall D.
hereafter established and unatntai ned
within the territory within the CITY
OF Detroit isscr bed as follows C0m-
mercing at the Intersection % West
End avenue with the River Rouge
thence uorthsTly along the east SIZE
OF West End avenue 10 the wabash
right % way thence west along he
Eaulwav rieht-Gf way 20 Dearborn
avenue. thence east along the center
line ~ Dearborn avenue 10 Leigh
averue thence south along the east
line ~ Leigh avenue 10 the switch
OF the Michigan Central thence wy
-aInug the Michigan Central Railway
switch 10 It's intersection WITH TIC
stdefrark running into Lowry AMI
E-bfuson's Lumber yards thence
southeast along the said track above
rsentioned 90 SIS termination az the
River Rouge
APPROVED March -. 1918
OSCAR p MARX.
Mayor
Attest. ptC4..sRD LINDSAY.
A-tc7s city clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-26
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
March "a. 1918
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing
chimneys FOR Garbage lgeducyon|
Plant 10 be located near the Cityl oil
Detroit. Michigan. addressed TO ths|
Department OF Public Works OF thsI
City of Detroit Will be received stl
the office OF the Commissioner. city,
Hall Detroit, until 1900 o'clock Al
A. on the 2gth day Of March. 1915.
Proposals shall Ice submitted In du-|
pliCate and shall be accompanied ty|
a certified check In the sum OF notl
less than i've per cent t5fD OF taeI
amount of the bid payable on Its faceI
90 the Department % Public Works Il
~ the city OF Detroit as surety for|
the acceptance OF the contract
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each in sum equal To hheI
full amount OF the contract.
Proposals shall be made In accord
ance with the apeci ncatione prepared
by and on nle IN the office OF smith,
Hlnchman Drylls. Consulting En I
gineerr TO Washington Arcade. De-
troit. Michigan. Copies or these sps-|
cihcations may be secured upon ap-|
plication to the Consulting Epn-|
The Commissioner reserves the
right 10 reject any or all proposals.
GEORGE r. FENKELL
A-i2Is Commissions.
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street; also excepting all that part ~
lot q. CasS Western Addition To the
Ctts az Detroit, hetwesn Chicago and
Grand River Roads. bN Lewis Class.
also excepting all that part OF lot
~, block = Governor an. Judge :
plan known as tSi-tE3 Grisw0ld
street also excepting all THAI part OF
lot 20. block as. Cass Western Addi-
tt1n so the CITY OF Detroit. between
the Chicago and Grand River Roads.
bN Lewis Cass 1881 known a. La
Mighigan avenue.
Sec This ordinance shall take
Immediate erect
Approved March - 1918.
OSCAR Y MARK,
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY,
A.te55 city Clerk
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GRAND RIVER AVENUE

Roll No. 1881. Lot 2. VIM. ~
wessor-s sec % the Thompson farm
n. - the Grand River road on the
north side 81 Grand River avenue.
between Twelfth street and Calumet
avenue
Roll 40 t7s2 Lot ;. somne-s sub.
az tiock sub ~ . 4 2 OF the SUB
~ y G. sgs, f.anerty farm. on the
noFth side OF Grand River avenue.
between Vermont and Garfield ave-
10, .. block :. Joseph TIreman's
alb ~ blocks ]. 2, ?. T. g and 10.
~ tho sub 81 o l. . % the Joseph
FIREMAN Est. and . L e. % the John
Fireman Est. On secs. -. 90 81
and 2 e. r. ~ r. and the . part
OF frae see. g. in r 2 g. r. n r.
on the south side Of Grand River
avenue between Thornton and Maple
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MICHIGAN AVENUE

Roll No. i4-T Tho W - &G 70 ~
r 20 - n % lot ~ M}iitary Reserve.
ON the. south eide n Michigan. ave-
nue.. between Griswold and shelby
streets
Any person DESIRING 20 object 70
any assessment SO made, may utlou
aling with the City clerk M any time
prior 90 ne date last above merit on
the Committee on streets 30 wb0m
such protest Will pc referred at a
meeting thereof 20 BE- held on tne
Monday foiiowlng such reference -
10 ~ M city ftur, az the CowwitteF
room. Clty HAN
DANiEI. q. DILVOnTU.
President BOARD ~ AsseHaofs
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