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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-17

TliE rEGrLE - r5E cry ~
DETROIT
Section That Section 2 ~ chap.
ter isi ~ the Compiled ordinances
'1r tho CIV - Detroit for fhr year
hereby amended 20 read ~ follows
sec 40 saloon whore sp.rituOI4.
Intoxicating o. malt lig4nrs are Eold
~ beverage shall hrreaftsg be cs-
iahlished ana MAINTAINED ~ thin the
territory within the l.u.f. ~ tho city
~ Detroit Described 20 All that pof-
ton - TIE CITY bounded On ths north
~ The urrtherly lire - the SECOND
ward. on tho east ~ the eastariy liro
OF the Second ward. Ou tAe south ~
the FoutF eFly city Limit HrI on the
west by the westerly line ~ tho -cc -
ouf ward tthe dividing line between
the Second and Fourth wards ex-
stricted portion a. 81 bounded as
follows Commencing a. point at
the ipterract on Of the centsr lines OF
Wood ward and Charlotte avenues
thence westerly along the center line
% Charlotte avenue o. a point $50
feet distant westerly from The west
erly line ~ Wood ward avenue fhen ca
uCrtherly on n line parallel with the
westerly line OF Wood ward avenue 20
tho center lire % public alley north
~ ard Tsrallel 20 Charlotte avenue
thence castcrly along the center line
OF said public alley 20 the center
n public alley nrs' west Of and
southerly along the center line %
said public alley To point 100 feet
distant nor'heriy from the northerly
line OF Charlotte avenue. thence east
eriy on a line parallel with the north
IT. - Chaglotts avenue To the center
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,he world. and yet ,hey couldn't get

the world and yet they couldn't get
'Aeir own children INTO the water.
Finally, after great deal Of coax.
ius. Mrs outer got one of them 20
lde on her back. and LrtIe Joe did
the same thing with the other For
long time they SNan around aud
Ground. and had a beautiful time
The babies liked this You SEE they
8elt perfectly safe. and IL wss great
fun GO le carried ahou,. here. there.
and everywhere Then without the
least hii OF warning Little Joe and
MIS- Joe 6ived Now. a. course,
"a hen they did this y carried 1.-The
TWO babies right unGer water and
tie minute they went under water
tley let &c and came 70 the top
Ny. nv. nay what frightened pair
they were They blew the sa;er
cut Of their noses. AMI both began
10 whimper aud cry But Al the
same time both Logan 70 paddle as
fast as ever they could
Little Joe and Mrs Joe popped
taelr round. brown beads 9ut OF
water and Swan just ahead " the
two babies. TIE THO babies did
their very best 10 get on the backs
81 Little Jo, and Mrs Joe bat The
latter kept ils out OF their reach.
Then enc Il the babies stopped cry
ing. he Rad discovered something:
b. had discovered that Boz vas
svsnminR and that swimming Eas
really great fun Somehow that
wafer didnt seem 50 dreadful any
rlore- Then the other discovered
the same thing They lad had their
frst swimm,nr lesson and had
found thai mother and father were
right after alI-the water wouldn't
hurt them. When al last they
scrambled Up On the shore and
shook the water from their little
brown coats their eyes we're shining
vith pride and excitement.
Next Story: Great Fun on Slip
perry Slide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-17

Uarper avenue. Gratiot Court
sub ~ part OF q. e. lh2 lying
N. OF Gratlut avenue. city %
Detroit. and rart W T. G. ~.
TNNp 80 UamtraWck
(D ON tho north side 81 Mack ave-
nue.. I'm front ~ or adjoining
such lots or parts 90 lots mum
beYed I. s between bellevue
avenue and concord avenue,
plat ~ the sub. ~ lots and
r. back CONCESSIONS. sub OF tho
neaufait Farm
(O On the nnrth side - Mack ave
nuc. in front % ar adjoining
such lots cr parts ~ lots nuns
herrd .. 10. ~. between Rolle-
Nuc avenue ana Concord ave-
nue.. BeaufoV farm. =. = 10. -
Of GrRttot avenue.
90 on the north side ~ Mack ave.
nue. Ia front ~ nr adjoining
such lots ur parts ~ lots mum
hered y - between bellevue
avenue Rnd Detroit Rclt Line
AleN r Fishers sub. ~ lots 1
and ~ the sub OF lots and
3 hack concession % the Heau-
tnit farm
As are owned ny You. ON or before
the md day ~ June. i9fj or IN
default thereof the samc viii he con-
structed reconstructed vr uut 70
proper line ant grade hy the DEPART
uieut % Public Works and the
expense thereof together with the
cost % this publication. VIII he
assessed against said lots
ALIAS GEO " FFNK I'll.
Commissioner 81 puhlic Works
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TRAP ROCK

Fifteen hundred tons. more or tess.
\ inch 10 J = iuch ] inch 10 inch.
n inch 10 DUST. crushed trap rock.
T. o. b cars and r o. b. boat Detroit.
Give price per ton Of two Thousand
pounds Trap rock bid upon must 10
OF uniform quality md bids shall DO
accnmpn ni~i by "a COPY 81 analysis
made ~ tho United states Depart
msnt Of Agriculture. ana such anal
ysis or test shall show tve follow
Ing
water A. ,orpiion. not moro than 80
French Efficient % wear not
less TIN .......... ...s........... ~
Hardness not less than -........,s j
ToughneHs not less ihnn,..-..., 10
cementing value must be good
All stone furnished Ehali he paid
for on the basis OF Detroit measure
menta or weights
Further Information relative 20 tho
above will he chocrfuily furnished.
A certified check FOR I'VE per cent
OF amount % bid must accom- 5aay
each proposal as guarantee that
tho successful bidder will enter into
contract
The right 10 reject any or all bids
or parts thereof IL expressly q.
served.
WILLIAM r DUST.
Commissioner.
~ w busch
A-i3s3 Secretary.
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LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
The First Lesson in Swimming
o. ThoRToN W. BURGESS.
(C~syvawbe. 1914 nv J. a.. Iioy q

7.
y One morning Peter Rabbit was n
'J)ttIe late In getting over 10 the
hOme OF Little Joe Otter. When he
not there. there was not sign Of
tho two brown Otter children at the
NORWAY OF their home. between the
'yoots Of the big tree. 1T must be.
Wrought Peter. that they have gone
.C1f hunting. wonder IL I can find
them II look for them"
Just then his ears caught tho
'Deund OF splash in the Laughing
sE-ook. Very. very carefully Peicr
crept ever where he could see what
syiss going on. Such a funny sigh
~ Il was, There in the water were
sl.attle Joe and Mrs. Joe diving and
swimming. and splashing. As only
they can. On the bank were the
two otter children, watching with
their eyes round with wonder. and
q sreat longing. AT the same time
~ was very clear TO Peter that
tup1t tNO lOhlheAtIS N'At al t*AN ~
the water. Little Joe and Mrs. Joe
kcpt calling to them 10 come IN. But
taey wouldn't. No sir, they wouldn't
more than wet their feet. Ms. Joe
Svsam over To where they were and
cunxed them as only a mother can.
II was OF no use. All the coaxing
"a the world couldn't overcome
their fear Of the water. lsen she
pretended 10 be very angry. snd she
ordered them 10 follow her. They
whimpered and cried. but not one
step into the water would they 20.
Then she tried making Fun OF them,
but she was no more successful
thar before.
They were afraid, Yes. sir. they
swerc afraid. There was no doubt
about IT, Peter doesn't like the
water himself. but when be has 20.
~ can swim. He couldn't remem-
~. ever having been as much
afraid OF the water as those two
Otter children. not even when he
was very little fellow. And that
seemed funny. too. In fact Peter
lcculdn't understand II al all Here
were two babies whose father and
mother were the best swimmers In
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paved according 90 the -pccincatlons
for concrete adopted Feb, ~ lNla
hrtsk. adopted Feh 81 1918 also TIE
estimates ~ the city Engineers a.
above aud the charter Rud ordi-
nRnces ~ the city 81 Detroit
bidders VIII state the price per
cubic yard FOR eNcayntinE. price per
lineal foot ~ curhlnE prlc" per
satMre yard Tor paving or roucfet-
ing. and pricc per linCal foot for re-
tanning plank or stone. otc
Rds VIII only hr received FOR tho
entire % the work OF material Tor
quantities stated ~ the estimates and
the ltd will be accepted which IL the
lowest on aggreRatlng the above de-
tails, regardless ~ any error ~ en-
tensions or foOtings made 10y bidders,
nidders must deposit with bids en-
closed I'm separate envelope. certi-
fed cherk payable a. the order ot
the Department ~ Public Works ~
AZ
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Children DRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 7 RIA
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals Tor the erection
and completion Il steel and iron
work fgr sand Niu at the Eastern
Yard Of TIE Department q Public
Works. addressed - the DEPARTING nj
OF Public Works. viii Re received at
the Office ~ the Comm iss5oner. city
Hail. Detroit. untu o % o'clock
a m 90 the twenty fourth day o.
May. 1918
Each proposal shall bs accompan-
led by 2 certified check IN the sun
81 twenty-five Dollars ft25 oo) a.
surety for INC acreptAurb ~ the
contract payable on its face % THE
Department % Public Works % the
City - Detroit
TIE a. eptrd bidder Will % re-
guirei 20 furnish satisfactory BONDS
20 insure the faithful Performance
q me contract
Proposals srar 30 made In accord
anre with t"e plans and EperiH-a-
lions prepared by smith. Wirchr-au
A. Grylls or fie ln their otfCs
copies 81 which may he secured
upon application
The Commf ssioI,er reserves the
right 20 reject any Or an proposals.
ann % waive all irfprnaliti~s
GEO " FFSEEYI.
A-l31f Corr N isFtSrer
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HAS STROKE, NOW
TALKS NORWEGIAN

n MAYvILLE, ". D.. May IA
stroke OF paralysis has robbed for.
mer State Senator Elken OF this
place Of his ability to speak the
Ungiish language. Before bis III
ness he spoke II as fluently az his
native Norwegian tongue.
y He is recovering his health. but
while ne can understand the Eng
lish language as we'll as formerly,
he can speak only a few words.
He retains his ability TO speak
/. Norwegian as well as ever before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-17
BIG FISH BARKS
LIKE A DOG

JOLIET. H., May IA huge
'1sh. with beak like a birds, ex-
fsnding foot from its head. which
barked like dog as II attacked a
Sowboat with sufficient fury to
eapsixe II. was described here as the
'~m0nster" which fought 20mia-
,ute battle with Arthur A. Lennon.
Joliet merchant. and Lem Northern.
'pfoprietor OF the Hotel Monroe
The fishy fight was witnessed
from the bank by Harvey +. Wood.
mayor OF Joliet. who declares he
saw the creature leap from the wa
Ter half way into the boat bite
Northern on the leg, and heard II
lark furiousiy.
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Ctty Estimates.
ALLEY 100 (Paving)

$50 cubic yards - excavation
Sft1i square yards Of one-cqurse
concrete PAVING
2lS lineai feet - retaining plank
exs Inches
CITY Esttmstes.
cubic wards 90 excavation.
ieSf iireal feet ~ curhstnne IN
g 4 RI circles furnished by city
and set by contractor.
1I4s square yards ~ one-course
concrete paving
e-s sablc yards OF concrete under
and behind curb
rs Iiu~al feet 81 retaining stone.
old MehInA curh nhy be wed
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3. r. Mcconnell has opened a new
|>nlloring establishment at the cor.
7Upr Of washington.blvd. and State
- This brings Mr.. Mcconnell back
'nto the tailoring business after q
|)npse OF three years, and also brings
him back into the neighborhcod
where he was established for 80
'S1Ars In the Cadillac hotel building
Amer leaving his previous old loca.
|1lon. Mr.. Mcconnell opened a store
~ Cratiot and Randolph-sts. He
lnntinued there seven years: but.
- selling his lease to Walker
eos.. was out Of business for three
oAys. II IL Interesting to know
~ Mr.. Mcconnell pioneered in
u matter OF popularpriced custom
oE(ng. H says no made the
re ouo>nm eallpred suit ever
~ - Il. "A. al. Y,
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WEST-BOOK A

% On the south side ~ Willis ave
nue.. n front 81 or adjoining
bersd 10. ?. betweeu second
avenue and Third avenue. sub.
% part % The Cass farm
"a on the south side - wills
avenue. % front 81 or adloin-
Ing such lots or parts ~ lots
numbered l2; II. between Cas-
avenue and second avenue. sub.
- part % the Cass farm
80 On the vest side ~ seven
'eeuth street. in front ~ % ad-
Joining such lots or parts 81
iots numbered f3s. ifo be
tween BIttsrnIt street and
Ash street plat - the sub -
20 ~ "a -! s'a'''" ''r"'' '''"F
fO on me west side - Seven
feenth street IN front % or sd
Joining such iots OF. parts Of
fSeen Porter street and BAKER
street sub. - part ~ Y. q.
So ga. known a. the stanton
farm
avenue. In front ~ or adloin-
NJ such lot or part ~ lot mum
erred r. between Wilson ave
r8a and Greenfield avenue,
necks sub. ~ part - quarter
secs No. ~ and So. lt.o10 acre
80 on Tho south side - Michigan
avenue In front ~ or adi0tn-
ing such lot or part ~ lot mum
hered q. between Fourteenth
avenue and Fifteenth street,
Plat Of the sub % part - The
Peter Godfrey farm. being
part % ?. G. 72s = % the CHI
caEn road.
- on the south side ~ Michigan
avenue In front % or pdiOin-
Ing such lot or part ~ lot num-
bered e. bstween Fourteenth
avenue and wabash avenue
plat % the sub OF part Of the
Peter Godfrey farm being part
of r. c. 77s =. Of the Chicago
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ALLEY I61 (Re-Paying)

IT alloy in hIOck between 81 Nm
tome. Hastings, Columbia and Mont
calm. 1882 and 20 feet wide. with
one-couree concrete paving
With arf~h.
Note--The briek Sfor pacing AZ,
re-pavins the fcIl~wfng alleys win
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ALLEY i63 (Paving)
ALLEY i6i (Re.Payingl
ALLEY 1876 (Re.Paving)

Michigan from east linc 81 Wayne
eAsteTly 90 connect with brick paw
ting IN east and west alley north OF
LAFAYETTE go feet Wide. with brick
on concrete foundation paving
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LIMESTONE

Five hundred tons. more or less =
inch. inch. and screenings w such
quantities as desired. delivered ~
wagon on tho sob ur o. D. cars De
trolt. al option 81 this department..
Detroit measurements 90 determine.
Prize. 20 be based ON "A ton % two
thousand pounds
Also Ave hundred tons moro pr
less sizes a. above mentioned a.
livered ~ boat or the luselruhs
dork Belle Isle Park
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EAST-BOOK G

- ON the west side ~ Bellevue
avenue. 10 front % or adjoin.
ing such lots 0r parts ~ lots
numbered 80. o, between War
ren avenue and Forest avenue,
HeHrons sub. % lots and =
Peaufait farm. n. 81 Bratiot
street
~, ~ the ,yeu, stde ~ peiievue
avenue fra front ~ or adfoin
Ing sftrh lot rr mart ~ lot MUM
bsred q betgesn Nack avenue
ard p,ilsord avenue Alex T
Fishsr'g sub ~ lots I and 81
tho sun. ~ lots : and : back
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ALLEY i62 lPayingl

''r'' alley IN block between wnod-
ward. John Il. AteNandrine and VII
Ia .iT.50 10 and 20 feet wide, with
brick paving on concrete foundation
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SAND AND LIME
FAIRGROUNDS

barrels. more or less chloride ~
line
800 sacks more or less. ordinary
lime. 30 lhs 20 sack
s. loads. more Or less. good quality
sand
Zach according 20 specifications on
Hir ir ere Office 81 the Recreation
Comm sstou samples for each vnust
b. submitted Thr y.Eht = expressly
reserved On reject any and, all bids
g- Parts thereof
TfE EECEE ALTON COMMISSION.
IRA 81 JAYNE
A-tfS1 Superintendent.
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Pearl In MusseI.

BEDFORD. Ind. May lT--While
'Gtggtng mussel shells near his home
40 Bono township, George McClin-
took found pearl that weighed Is
grams In a mnssel taken from
white river The pearl is valued
~ $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-17
ASPHALT ROAD OIL

Thirty.hve thousand gallons. rnors
or less asphalt road oil guaranteed
to emulslfy state pvr cent 81 az
phalt and give price Per gallon de-
iivtred ~ barrels q. p. ears Detroit.
Also afteen thousand gallons In
barrels Z o. b. inselruhe DOCK. Belle
i-ia rark
Bids VIII also 30 consiaerei for
furnishing iiluid asphalt
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SCISSORS AND TWEEz-
ERS--PLAYC

Two dor more or less. blunt nose
scissor. equivalent % r. Boxer &
Co No lf42
Two doz more or less. tWeeze-s.
straight POINT equivalent 70 Aichl-
gar Drug Co. 80. 81
Zach accord NIX 80 srerlfratiorE On
Gle in me Office 81 the Recreation
Comm lssl0r Samples for each must
b. submitted The right is expressly
TeHeFVed - rFIo-t any and ali BIDS
OF parts thereof
TEiF EECKEATfJ% COMMITS EIDN.
IRA " JAYNE.
A-!1-1 ~npsri nferdsrf
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MEDICAL SUPPLIES
FAIRGROUNDS

GoE. more or less. Lib. packages
absorbent cotton.
: doE. more or less, Lquid court
plaster
doz. more or less sur girai al 10
hesive tape, I-lnch wide
doz more or less 2-cz bottles
tlnrture q iodine.
70 doz. more W less 2-luch band
age cotton.
age cotton.
Each according - spA fcafionE on
HIe in the office % the Recreation
Corr ri Esion Sam pies FOR each must
be submitted The right n evpressiy
reserved 10 reject any and all bids
or parts thereof
THE RECREATION. COM MISSION
IRA " JAYNE
A-f3TS ~Iprrirt enter'
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ALLEY 459 (Paving)

City Estiantrs.
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Next Story: Great Fun on a Slip
perry Slide
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COAL

One Thousand tons. more or tess.
bItumInuus mar. pea and slack de-
ilVctrd az the power plant on Hello
Isle PARK as required
Thrce hundred tons. more or less,
each. bltuminuus lump. smokeless
lurnp. rntErarito an sizes. 20 be de-
llyercd on Belle isie V1rk
Bidders VIII give price delivered on
the InseIruhc dock also delivered In
bins
Three hundred tons. moro or less,
sm0ksl~ss lump FOR use 81 road roll
era deliveries 20 he ln two-ton lots
where required on tho Boulevard or
In CITY TarkA
Two hundred tons more or less.
anthracite stove or egC or smoke
less lump. 70 DO delivered when re-
quIr.d At Palmer Park. Clark Park
ard Ctty Harm
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tO IN the north side % Lafayette
UlNd iu front ~ or Rdl"luinS
such lot or part ~ lot num-
hrrrd it. between Trumhull
avenue and Tenth street,
Wonahyitgr farm. 90 divided
hN the commissioners m par
,n W. tSc west side ~ Humboldt
avenue. tu front - or adloin-
ing such lot or part ~ lot mum
hvrrd 1H. between Ash street
and HlttcrUut street Rtadtsh
and Nuhhard.- sun 90 part ot
Iorangor farm, being sec. -
\ t. " trt and the WY one
nirta ~ T. q No 3gS. n 81
Mi-htgau avenue
IOl ON thc south side ~ Grand
River avenue. IN 'front.' OF cr
lNts numbered r. g. 3. Fast Z. .
East between Cherry street and
rhird avenue. ki'v.s sun ~
lots aaJ :; block 20. Cass
n IA The west s.,,e ~ Fourteenth
avenu-. iu front ~ or adtoin-
fve s-eN lots or parts 90 lots
numbered S. ~ -. between
-higan avenue and nalEell
rg ,ss Bs 9. q jd M sSI farm Tn p se
ms part ~ I. e. i2s, 5. 81 the
Chicago road
~ Or the North slte % Euclid
avenue in front ~ or ahioin-
i0E such lot or part 10 lot num-
hsrea s. between Wilson ave-
me- and Twelfth street. The
iIawcl Nsrk Euclid avenue
sIN - lots -N. and sly "
- - WY l,fe 80 q ~ = see.
~ N ne s6a'f 81. Of ruclia
80 avenue. I'm rro-t e or aajoin-
INK such lot nr part - lot mum
nar.s * between Wilson ave
rue aad twelfth street. The
Howell Mack FHc't avenue
s1N ~ lots 81 90 and sly ~
= - ~ " 1882 20 = 81 Il sec
a. - 600 acre trRct
IA ON the north Sife ~ Euclid
avenue. n front - or al i0in-
ing such Tot ar part - lot mum
Neret 50 between Wilson ave
nue. Rr1 SyhWittdicl avenue
THE NuweN M Furli1 ave.
nue. suN - lots 81 90 and CIV
ss- ts toNNn acre tract
- Or che Sru'N st4e - Euclid
avenue i0 front - ~ "a foin
IrE such i'f up part . lot nam
Nsrei - between Wilson ave-
rus and SchuftttfVl avenue
IRE FFpweil- ~ * Euclid ave
ME svh - lots 20 90 Nu3 civ
~ - ~ 81 lv '-se--N p - n.
Sc IS go DO acre tract
lsN or the north side - Rerrh
street. in front 20 or atinin-
inz such lots cr parts - lots
rum Ne~rH Q between First
street arA second avenue. sub
% block 10. G.. Tass farm
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ALLEY 457 (Paving)

CITY Estimates.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May -. 1915.
SIDEWALK NOTICE

To All Whom n May Concern
Take notice that ~ order d the
Common Council yog are required 10
construct reconstruct or put 20
rroper l!re and grade brick.
natural stone, ARTIFICIAL stone. cement
yr concrete sidewalk crossWaiE or
driveway. according % spe~incat ms
prepared ~ the f0mmlAatoner 81
Public Works and approved hy the
H.~ ~. q
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OFFICE or TIE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION OF TSE CITY
or DETROIT
Room -sl CIV Hail

Detroit NAV - Asl'
Sealed proposals MI Re r"rr. NF1
at the above office until - ~ Tues
FFv. NaH 81 1918 tcr fu.uisE.rs fh.
ftllayluz articles
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THE rEoPLE or THE CITY OF
DETROIT
section ira, an .tciraree On
titled IN ordinance 90 o-1tnd section
I'D u an ordinance entitled ear or
dinance % amend SECTIONS ItaI. 1tbb.
1fc). 100 ftel. IfI. iteJ. 1fhl. ftlF.
l'D. ltk(, 'fly. 4tn1. lfnb -tcf.
i,pl i,q, ~ ~! - ana i,Jgl.
dinRnccE Of the CITY a. Detroit for
the year t108 and alar ~ adding
new sections thereto 90 he known ~
SECTIONS ityl. and itwI. approved
March T. 1913 Doc and the same j.
hereby amended 80 - 20 read az fol
lows
sec ilD. The Ere limits ~ the
city % Detroit shall also include all
tba. section % the city bounded a.
follows. on the sast lv tho center
liue ~ Sixth street. on the south b.
the Nauonli BOUNDARY Line gn The
west by The center line % Minnie
parallel WITH Fort street and ijn feet
distant My OF the north line there
OF. from the center line ~ Minnie
street, extended, civ 90 the center
line 81 Twelfth street. 'nence My
along the center limo 81 Twelfth
street to the center line ~ puhlic
alley. extended lying between How
ART and Abbott streets thence east
orly alorg the center lire - said
puhuc alley 20 the center line or
Sixth street on the north. also all
that section Of the City OF Detroit
described within the following linn
It's. to-wit. Commencing at the IN
tersectlon OF center line ~ Baker
street with the center line 81 Wabash
avenue thence southerly along the
center lire 81 Wabash avenue 10 the
center line % Howard street thence
ely along the center line 81 Howard
street TO the center line or vermont
avenue. thence southcrly along the
center line Of Vermont avenue 90 a
point $50 feet northeriy from the
north line Of Fort street thence
Il easterly on line parallel 20 and $50
feet northerly from the north line OF
Fort street TO tho center line OF
|Tysl5tsa esrect; thence nerthsrIy
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ALLEY ASS (Paving)

EST cuhic yards ~ excavation.
sos So square yards 81 one-course
concrete paving
0ss ruhi- wards % concrete under
ana behind curb
- Nneai feet ~ retaining stone.
old Medina rurr may We used
gss llneu feet - retaining plank
sNs inches
city Estimntrs.
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ALLEY 1867 (Re-Paving)

In hlOrk bFtWeFn TshhrOrte, MfrhI-
gan and Fourth and F1fth. II feet
wide. with brick on concrete founda-
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OFFICE OF TIE DEPARTMENT
OF RECREATION OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT,
Room TOT Ctty Han,
Detroit. May -. 1918.
sealed proposals will be received
AZ tls . hove oface until u m FIJI.
day May - 1913. FOR furnishing tho
p, lowing articles
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Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
AIr-s City Clerk