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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
NOTICE.STREET, PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1878.
AVERY AVENUE

To william II. weiland. Ransom
Z. Hall, Lewis II. Abertsahr. Roy B.
Burton. Milford :; Esed: william !
Elspass, c. J: Price. otto steiner
Marie sehwart.. Lars Anderson; AZ M
Bills. Jas ]. Nelson. Matthew j.
Kuhn. Hans Hansen, Fred r. Bar
nard. r. Durham. Anthony Tamagni
n, Grimm. Carter q Houghton. Ethel
l. Albright. Anna l. Kee, Josephine
Grimm. Clyde r. Purdon. Jas. Cur
rens Est, o. G. c. Christensen. l. II
AIIinssI BarISm 4 Postal j. G. s nS,
macher, L. J. Stewart, A. Brain. w
r. Lundy. Thomas Coles. p: b. Nc
Cabe. A. f. Smith, w. Sero. Jas. Cur.
rens Est. and TO all other persons
owning. occupying. or otherwise In,
tsrs.,sd y, ,no, any OF the lot; v.n rne
In said City Of Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit, having ordered so much Of
Avery avenue, from the north line OF
Msrausstts avenue .r to the .n south cur $
graded and paved. notice 10 hereby
given that an assessment has beer
made upon all the lots. and premisel
fronting on said Avery avenue. enf
liable 20 be assessed for said I'm.
pro c,s cs snSsr ss tS.t po
said assessment 10 now completed
and will remain at the Assessors' Of
nee in the City OF Detroit. from thu
date hereof until July 20. 1915. fol
the imspection of all persons con
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUsTAvE }. ALBRIGHT.
B-3 President.
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get a no hit game. and his pitching
all the way was just that good un-
I'll. with a 14-run lead, he loafed .
bit and then let Cavet succeed him.
Boston got horrible pitching.
Neither Ruth or Mays had anything
worth mentioning. and both were
wild. Detroit started with rush,
scoring four runs In the nrst frame
after Ksvanaeh and Cobb had walk
ed. Crawford and veach came
through with singles immediately
thereafter and wild heaves BY JAM
win and Hoblitxell to the plate did
the work. Mays went in just after
Crawford had scored Kavanagh. In
the second round he led on with .
base on balls to Baker. Coveleskie
sacrificed. Witt singled. Kavanagh
tripled and Cobb raised Q sacrifice
fly To Hooper. That bit Of action
was good for another trio OF coun.
tiers.
Gregg assembled the slab In the
third, and seemed TO have lot Of
stun for a while. He set down the
Tigers In order for three rounds. ex-
cept for one walk that started the
NTH. Then he weakened. and q to-
tai Of eight singles and double
sent seven gleeful Tigers scamper.
ing over the pan. Gregg had not q
thing in that inning. and the batting
Of the Tigers was really an exhibit.
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ton Of fancy place hitting.

ton Of fancy place hitting. 81
The eighth was interesting only
because after Cobb had walked. he
stole second and third on Carrigan
and went home when the Boston
pilot caught Crawford pilfering Sec
ond. II was the hrst base thieving
Cobb had INDUCED In for about ten
days. The inning was notable also
for the fact that three walks. an
error by Janvrin and four stolen
stolen bases did not net more than
one run. veach and Burns took
the other two pilfered hassocks in
unison.
Coveleskie pitched splendid
game of ball--one of his very best
But Is men faced him In the first
five innings, and he would have
gone through the sixth at the same
clip except for q luke single over
Bush acquired vean Gregg. II was
for this effrontery that Vean was
punished in the Tiger turn At bat
In that inning.
In the seventh the Pole loosened
up, and q single by Speaker, a wild
throw to second by "Covey" and an.
other hit by Lewis gave the Red
Sox two runs. Cavet replaced Cove
leskie in the eighth, and In the
ninth. after two were out. four sin
giles by Lewis. Gardner. and Carri-
gan netted another pair Of tallies.
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avenne In front o. or ad1oins
ing such lot or part Of lot mum.
bered rs. between Gratiot ave-
nue. ard Warren avenue. A. NJ.
Henry's sub. of lot r. block 2e'
Of the sub. Of that part of the
Cook farm. r. Cs. 1b3. 155 and
ls0. between Forest and Ora
tiot avenues.
90 On the west side of Towpsend
avenue. I'm front OF or adJoin-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
Lambert street and Duncan
street. VIM. .Tait's sub. of that
part Of the Church farm. r. e.,
10. north or Gratiot avenue.
cd On the west side Of Townsend
avenue. IA front of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot mum
bered 2J6, between Frederick
avenue end KIRBY avenue. VIM
Tiiit's sub. of part OF the
Church farm. p. c. 16. north OF
Gratiot avenue.
AS are owned by you, on or before
the 2Sth day OF July. 1915, or In de-
fault thereof, the same will be con-
structed. reconstructed or put to pro-
per line and grade by the Department
Of Public Works. and the expense
thereof, together with the cost OF
this publication. Will be assessed
against said lot
GEO. Fl. FENKELL,
Commissioner OF Public Works.
3 Is
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New England Trainer
Admits Stable Is Not
Up to Standard

CLEVELAND, o.. July. 1o.--As tall
and straight as ever. about one pound
overweight, smoking a cigar that re
sembled miniature telegraph pole
Walter X. Cox rolled into North Ran
dali yesterday morning from Dover
Cox wintered q large number OF
horses at his home track up In New
Hampshire and picked out SO to ship
for the Grand circuit. II required sc
much room ,op the express train to
get the homes here that the train
men called the train the Cox spe
ctal
Coming with the Cox string were
Orlettre. 400 IL. the Pastime stable
trotter that Is TO be turned over to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1879.
SHERMAN STREET

To John Koch, Ferdinand Sabel.
JOS. Keai. John Field, William Fried
rich, w. 3. Solomon, Ronald Kelly.
John Sass. Robert Scribner, Anthony
Yeager. William Ladue. Martin Smith.
+. Shook. William Tichnow, Charles
Krieger. Jake Heuft. Lottie Ehfeldt.
wilheimenia Kraft. Martin Smith,
and to all other persons owning, oc-
cupying. or otherwise interested in
any OF the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on Sherman street, in said City
OF Detroit within the limits herein
aft sr mentioned.
The Common Council of the City of
Detroit. having ordered SO much of
Shei man street. from the east line OF
McDougall avenue to the west line OF
Elmwood avenue. to be graded and
paved. notice 10 hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon All
the lots. and premises fronting on
said sherman street. and liable to be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF the City Charter.
and that a roll OF said assessment ID
now completed. and will remain at
the Assessors office. In the City OF
Detroit, from the date hereof until
July 20, 1918. for the inspection OF
ali persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
BIS President.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1851.
THIRTIETH STREET

To Anthony Grosnsld. F. Kasebski.
stanisiaus Jurski, Lewis Gregor. Mrs.
James McKeand. Mike Narkun, steph-
tn sSon syaf KhSslk. eo john N NowodworsS.
Sisin, Fred Enssi, John w!n.isx.
Vincent Kubers, NJ: Lawabdonslin. ",
Mary weraisfi. Frank zieiinske.
Frank Antiszewski. lsnat1 Hop;
cewski' Anthony Tobofsky. II. Doyor.
Jacob Guss, Jacob Krajewski, v. No
wax. f. Zetz, John Schilke. Herman
strejewski, otto Warnbur, Adolph
lowski John Dybalski. Frank skind-
Winzert Haych. L. Blaszak, Otto Eg-
CERT, Joe MINER; jos SteinerN r..
bach, Annie Rutkowski. Jos, Kucha-
H. cady. }; Lake. John Nosco,lie. !:
Lsnns1ky g L M.rssar H ISssps
Kianuhn. Thee Papluski. =. steinert.
Richsrd Caplls. Chss. wich9wski.
SsG5esG a..Sn R Hs4 f Lo Sisn eSu' w.
ReSanka. francis Hyde, Mcmillan q
Ledyard. Alex H. slowinski,. Arthur
Krause. q. o. Begg. ct al, Mary q.
Klrtnpatriek: J j. Danson, w strosk.
M ssw'f Kocierwa. william sowitsRi.
Louis c. czuchta. l.. $. Czuzchra.
Joseph sroka. Herman Kassin. r..
Kraii John Percha. raul szubachow-
ski Joseph Handylek. Hubbard 4
Dingwali, J Gardinick, John Nadoi-
ski, W. Deramer. q. Wnuk. Fred Z.
Ritter. Grosfield & Caplis. l.. ]. RobA-
kicwicz. SIN school Board OF Educa-
ton. r. Grandy. Stanley wiikowsky.
Tony Zowacki, Ignatz kaxzmarek.
Lewis Moropski. W. Ottewski. Frank
ka, Julius Brozwa, Thomas Powio-
wicz. Anthony Lukasiewicz. w Ban
kowski, Roman Ixdxiak. Frank Rog-
eenbuck.L Charles Orlopski. Jod Wen
wicki, ". Radtke. John Pretskas
Lswon Bobda. Paul Meier, A. siai-
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VEU11tlo0o ~
An OnnexANCQ ~ 49,
nance sat1lD63 80 11
s scs:s = ssee.esSs r.
estitlsA IA oe11n6nSS
ChsDtse lo1 - ~ ~
naneoo ~ ~ Ctr q
TIE yeas 1914 ~ o411nGI
sscw sss:tlsa q - 80
ss - aY1ssvs1 ~ H
Elf 4 Ss9 azfsrs 81 GaAIsE1
entities sSi:.1n .A L o TIA e 3 ~
an ordinances entitled IN II
nence e amend N oroinoN1
Sinsncss OF q sksss "a S,tyS 80 q
TOR the year 1914 ~ 4 r.
Snereto . new ooctioh u
kNnSwr e - Nj sssticn % aySeeyl
|: S.r.Sy ':%:ndssss : "a sss7 =
Dec. 10. No saloon wh,vs ! Pa
!tu0us, intoxicAting ~
liquors are sold g lgvS9
q; ma ms Ss h:ssa n;ss,s ss ~
tory within the City u ~
described a follows: Al
portion Of the City a 61@1
oOunqo0 on the o00t byek'@N
dsecribsd q folleys: MqG3n1
8 sxtssds6 me mssss ~
bank. thence HerShee1Y o161
center line u VoSUo1& ~
extende4 70 the oeptoe ~
Vermont sysnue: theaeo
the center line q yeeaeae T.
Street: thsncs Wssssriy ~
center line 81 HoWQf1 TT
the center line q XahQn1
nue.; thence poefheriY al1G z
center line Of Weoo6A Av1 XIX
t tns Soy shs shs9cs ~
Boulevard % Fouftssath sS1G1(
thence northerly AIoQg IL 6<
ter line OF Fourteoneh ovcn36 d
the the. r S city l!mlts;
. .tns = p sssssS x9srs Ss m|Sfs
the channel bank; theAso AG1(
erly along the center 1lI1
Nineteenth street ~ extenl01
the center line OF NlQ0nnl
street; thence ngrthssiy A.
e ssr ne es sas e Ia. q TX
thence wsstsriy along the eo01
line OF Twsntistk s{rese: iSS1
northerly. elOng the Goatof
OF TWeutl0tu 4SToxt % 49, A0445
erly line Of the Isorunqle
erly line Of the Loran6ef 12sf
Mc0raw avenue; thenee XeelQ1 r.
along the center line 81 M KEEL
avenue 20 L.Awt0n avenue; tk1
~ northerly along the ceutof ~
OF LAWton avenue to the eom<
line Of the 0oulevas4s tmo111
westerly along the center 1tn1 0
the Boulevard TO the centoe I'M
Of LAwton avenue; thence n1ye4l
erly along the center line n
I4Awton avenue 70 the DoYenoZH
city limits: on the north ~ TX
northerly city limits and on ~
south by the national bounda1y
line. Eyceptin9. hcwsyss:
p;.S 81 q az az M sc y Z sv Nh
CUB. q tRst part II q D: g &. ~. q I.
lying between the ChtcagO AM
Grand River roads. ~ II Qceupl4e
csptins lot No. as Of p. G. -
Peter Godfrey farm. lying p0rt1
OF Grand River avenue. more p0x4
ticularly described A. being ~
the north side Of Grand Al%4p
avenue between Forest ana He1s
cock avenues. according TO ~
plat thereof recorded IN uDsrT4
Sec !. This ordinance shan
take Immediate effect.
Approved 'ut SscA isi 3. xARx.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
RIA City Clerk. AZ
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Walter Cox Gets West tor
Big Line Campaign With 36
PHILADELPHIA 10 NO :.
PLACE FOR JUMPS ORTIZ.

PHILADELPHIA, July TO-
Umpire Al. Orth dislocated his
knee in the fourth inning Of yes
terday afternoons Pirates-Phil-
lies game. In running to third
to watch a play, he tripped. He
was carried from the field. This
IL the second time Ortiz has
been hurt on the local grounds.
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DETROIT TIMES
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

w GCoSStIONs
secretsry's offce. so Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. July .. 1915.
BlDs--EnECTION TWENTY-ROOsl
school,. BIILDING-lN BLOCK
LAkEyIEw AVE. WATERLOO
ST. AND COPLlN AVE.
Sealed proposals Will be received al
th's office until $3.50 o'clock p. m. on
Tuesddy. July 20, 1915, for furnishing
the erection OF twenty-rsom school
building In block bounded by Charlie
voiN street. Lakeview avenue. Water
loo street and Coplin avenue:
Proposals will be received as fol-
lows
Proposals for the entire Job.
proposals under the four-bid form
as follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. Ventilating and Plumbing
Specifications
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
classes Of work
IL is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on all separate classes
OF work.
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the Architects
Plans and Specifications. may be seer
at the office OF the Architects. Nal.
eomson & Higginbotham. .4o4 Mona'
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the Consult
ing Engineers plans and specinca.
lions, may be seen at the ofhce OIL
the consulting engineers. zimmerman
McColl. 1910 Penobscot building.
Proposals must be submitted or
forms furnished by the architects oil
consulting engineers and must pe
accompanied by certified check OF
cash equal to 6 per cent OF the bid
A surety company bond will not bs
accepted In connection with the SUB
mitting OF proposals.
General contractors must submit
attached TO their proposals, tht
names of all their sub-contractors.
The Board of Education reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
CHARLES a. GADD.
|. Secretary.
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w. ]. Andrews; the PAGER Fred W..
2:OS "a, who Is to be raced by Ben
White. and Harvest Hope, S,>2:2l IA.
sister to The Harvester. 2:0l. and
Gen. wilkes. 2. by Gen. Watts out
OF the dam OF Lady Wanetka that
will be sent to Kentucky to be turn
ed out.
Cox disposed OF two OF his string
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.Batted for Coveieskie in seventh.
tRNtted for Gregg In ninth.
Iran for Carrigan In ninth.
Innings - -
Dctroit .....t 3 Id
Boston .......0 0 o o 2 o .
Total bases--Detroit IS, Boston 2.
Sacrifice hits - Cobb, Coveleskie.
stolen bases--vitt, Cobb 2, Veach 2.
Burns 2, Bush. Pitching summary
/. hits and z times at bat of Ruth In
lis inning: 2 hits and times Mt bat
on Mays In 2-3 innings; 10 hits and
26 times at bat on Gregg In in.
ninss; 3 hits and Is times at bat OF
Coveieskie In Z innings: S hits AMI IL
times at bat on Cavet In 2 INNINGS.
Barry. Three-base hit--KavanaGh.
struck out-Py covelsskie . tHooper.
esk,e. era WORD. VeachJ. Bases on
balis-om Ruth 2 tK.yarash. Cobb;
vanagk. Wit. Cobb Crawford, Burnsl.
First base r on srror-p 1st ITsft
pires-oLoughlin and Hildebrand.
rime--3:oo. Attendance-e.sio.
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THEY CAN HIT,
BUT LOW SPEED
is HANDICAP

Back in May Chief Bender made
the statement that the batsmen in
the Federal league were II anything
tougher to pitch to than the bats
men in the major leagues. The
Chief Is a smart ball player and.
while he may be influenced by the
fact that his future lies with the
new organization, we think II very
likely that his statement may be
correct.
There are numerous men with the
Federals who could not make good
with big league teams. not because
they could not hit. for many of them
were terrific sluggers. but because
they were so slow that they could
only get one base on a drive to the
fence and in the field couldn't much
more than cover the ground they
stood on.
Then the Feds have a lot OF good
youngsters and some players. such
"a Masee. who would hit in any
league. OF course Bender hasn't the
stun he once had to fool the batters.
Ralph Works. former Detroit pitch
"a
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S~4V i'I IfNEii II 'tl q 49, w tNf|l n
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u f.
Ordinance No. 257.A b
AN ORDINANCES g ens01 -
60 q CAaptes 1ee - IT, CeDQ
Orlinasees q tie City % p69yo
Ter the year 1919. appeswee
raIEE S FEo #ERH5 Sy 2 9ER 'sIaFRR 81
Section 4 That a. s st.n;,! 3. o 6
dlna ,ss Of i 1s, CITY yyrr o. e3 rSs n
IS, 1915. be and the same 10 hee4s
by amended 30 ~ 10 read - Soe-t.
Section B-a. 1t shall b ~
duty Of every person license0s
under this ordinance 20 post -
a conspicuous place 20 that y
can be readily seen . elgp -
placard containing section go
be printed in fourtesn: p6int ll1-
m woSe d'y Ss the an' CITY cis1s fsss g
cost. The place Of posting. 49,
sign shall be desigpstsd hx =
member Of the Metropoute0
Police. and Il shall Be the duty 3
of every such auctioneer, hyo
agents and employees 10 mainta3n !.
the placard or sign ~ hetoap
provided IN t the p 1sSs. Gssisn sSsd
,aSe ' immediate eject.
Approved. July 8, 1913.
OSCAR 3. MARx
RICHARD LINDSAY.
BIZ City Clerk.
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NOTICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1878.
CHALMERS AVENUE.

To Jennie Riesland, Milton Freud:
elisabeth Anderson. Marshland Land
Co, Jas: Grove, Martin Nelson,
Charles King, John. Hidey, Daniel
McL.aren. J. r. Riesland. i. A. Hub
bard r; wil IT'D, Dorothy Harnefs T.,
irvine. j.: F. 0G aeym sS''! Jrs william
Allor, George Lambert Gertrude
Arnold. Crosse Pointe Land Co.. A.
Gubert, David Smith, George Hunter.
A. A Gottfricd, Anna and Nora Egan.
Max Scheller. Chas. Winter, Harry
stansfeld. a. II. Legge, John Ham
% ssr. cf M, Hs,sher Ma john Mar f.
Hillebrand. Chas. Torpke. N. Gilman
tin. Oryilie Mccormick. Jos. .stockcr.
Harry Welton. and TO all other per-
sons owning. occupying, or otherwise
interested In any of the lots and
premises fronting on Chalmers ave-
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the city 81
Detroit having ordered so much Of
Chalmers avenue. from the north
curb limo OF Essex avenue TO the
north curb line Of Freud avenue. to
be graded and paved. notice IL here
by given that an assessment has been
fronting on said Chalmers avenue.
and liable to be assessed for said Inn
provement under the provisions OF
the City Charter, and that roll OF
said assessment Ii now completed.
and will remain at the Assessors Of
date hereof until July 20. 1915. for
the inspection of all persons con-
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBREC
B-4 President.
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Yesterday Results.
Pittsburgh. 40: ST. Louis, As.
Buffalo. So: Brooklyn. al.
Only games played.
Today's Games
Kansas City at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Baltimore at Newark.
Brooklyn at Buffalo.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS oPPtog
Detroit. Mich. July .. INA
N0TICE.STREETP PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1677.
FISCHER AVENUE

To state Savings Bank. 0eosDA ~.
r Pat H.npy FT wsrn ssSd' de G. =
Ray Foster, Frank b. wattIss s.
Patterson George Bottomisy, Nary ~
Dust. G. n. scott. r. A. DutvtlkG
4 d pebsus. Rose Kissfus, II. dssS
Geo. n. Depuydt, Henry Syosn, g.
Deinke, Hannah Farrell. A. 8. Nor,
rison. John p. Liebsrman, Ciinord -
Hitchings, John 3. LisbsrmAn, 0taeo'
Savings Bank. and TO al other p4fs
sons owning. occupying or otherwie4
Interested In any Of the lots 80
premises fronting on Fischer aveny4
In said City Of Detroit within th4
Iimits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City q
Detroit. having ordered 90 much
Fischer avenue. from the south cur
line OF sylvester street 10 the norS9'
curb line OF Forest avenue. u ~
graded and paved, notice y he{41
given that an assessmeut ,has 49,
made upon all the lots ap4 preme4o
fronting on said Fischer aveuu4
liable TO be asseased for eat4 49,
provemens under the .psovisse1R
the City Charter. and that . m :
snid asressment II nov comQ14l-
Ace IN the City 81 Detroit frQD IL
date hereof until July ~ ts1A
the inspeStien Of al psrscns eeee
: =; ;;'s| ssss4 y f,s1s(
~ ~ ~, Z .f'tS& A 4vX//|I
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Today's Game
international League.

We wonder whnt tns become Of
the lucky penny that Capt. Cushmnn
Rice gave 20 George >StalIipgs last
seasOn. II IL at111 ON the lObe
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 8. 1918.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 6. 1915.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 8. 1915.
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NOTICE-STReET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1882.
THIRTIETH STREET

To Warren Avenue Methodist Church.
George II. Ro.burg. J. Weston. Es-
Ing. occupying, or otherwise inter-
ested In any Of the lots and premises
fronting on Thirtieth street, In said
City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much NJ
Thirtieth street. from the north curb
line OF Warren avenue to the south
curb line of McGraw avenue. to be
graded and paved. notice y hereby
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Thirtieth street. and
liable TO be assessed for said Inn
the City Charter, and that roll OF
said assessment IL now completed.
and will remain in the Asseesors' Of
nee, In the City Of Detroit from the
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cerned therein. r~T n,
by GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
Bal President. y
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
SIDEWALK NOTICE

Detroit, July b, 1919.
Tt All Whom II Nav Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required "a
construct. reconstruct or put to prop.
err line and grade. a brick. natural
stone artificial stone cement or COR
crete sidewalk, crosswalk or drive
way. according TO specifications pre-
pared by the Commissioners Of Public
Works and approved by the Common
Cnuncil
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Today's Games
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Athletics at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Mich, July {. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-10

e. and sinee h1yleP for q number sf
minor Leagues, has returned 90 this
city - make hIs homo. Ne will prob
ably play SccasIona1iy with local
seml.pfo teams.
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} On the south side OF Michigan
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bered 66. 81. between Gilbert
and Llvernois. Daniel j. and
Louis +. Campau's sub. of o. !.
II OF Theodore J. and Denis !.
Campau's sub. Of r. G. No. 28e.
} On the east aide OF Gates ave-
nue., I'm front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 8, Z. 9. between Carbon
street and Wabash r. n. The
Delray Land Co, Ltd. sub. OF
No. = of part of r. c. $40.
On the west side Of Gates ave-
nue.. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered .. 10: between Carbon
street and Wabash n. n. The
Delray Land Co, Ltd. sub. OF
No. . of part of r. G. $40.
} On the east side OF Forman
avenue, In front OF or adtoin-
ing such lot or part OF lot Mum =
bersd IL. between Carbon
street and Wabash n. n. The
Delray Land Co, Ltd, sub OF
No. 3 of part OF r. G. $40.
On the north aide OF Long.
worth avenue. I'm front OF or
adjoining such lot or part of
lot as. between Elsmere and
Lawndale avenues. The John
r, Clark Est. sub. OF lot y.