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The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
MCNEIL HAVING
SOME TROUBLES

Bonnie Mcneil, Windsor feather.
weight, says that the thing that Is
taking all the Joy cut OF his life
these days Is finding somebody to
dress him IN the morning. There
was no fake about that broken arm
sustained Wednesday night. Bennie
called around last evening and pre-
sentcd his left wing all bound with
splints. Ills left hand Is swollen
10 almost three times It's usual size.
The little Epgl.shnan wants another
Tout With Ginley "a soon as nc can
fight again. which viii be carly next
year, and undoubtedly will gef II.
McNcil's arm was broken when Gin
ley SWING his right backward Just
after. Bonnie had whipped a left To-
the body The arms collided. and
the windsorits's. snapped. And now
Bernie has to stay in bed mornings
until some friend drops In 70 dress
him.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
Michigan Won't Know Team
YOst Will Present Today
Lineup Given Old Time
Shaking Up-Cam-
pus. Is Confident

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. SOL
MiShigar's line today viii ave. sgs|
Tut 100 pounds, as Gompai cd 10 slOI
.ast SATURDAY, snu Wi: ue outweIgh.|
Ell 10! syracuse. iost VAS 1ot sal's-|
he'd "ith the work or has jGmoo for.
wards, aud has decided 20 sacrince|
poiuaase for speed ana sruiI The|
oenching OF kenor ia favor oil
" hal.n had more 10 do with reduc-
ms the heft OF the front deleuss|
than an, thing, and robbed the camel
OF the greatest exhibition OF bu.xing
baby elephants in The history III Ihe|
game. lid kenor remained in|
iosi's lineup. the 2oT pounaer would
have played against White, OF Syra-l
,'se. W17 weighs 10 less than g1j|
pounds. and capt Cochran. whol
,otes some 22S pounds, viii buck
senator, who weighs 2i0. Just what
NhaIeu Will be aDle to do with
White is u big question, but Yostl
thinks the foImer en-. can outplay
tie big fellow.
The Syracuse team arrived. short.
ly before noon anu spread constei ma
lion around the campus because oil
the imm.nsity I'll its playeis There
are FIVE or six that would give Bill
raft a run for h.s money. EL..
enough l.gntweights are scattered
throughout the nnsup TO develop
scne speed.
Michigan frankly eape.,s q VIC
Tory this aiieIn.tn. lost and his
coaching stan have worked tremend-
vhsiy ali, week. ,Gd the results Mere
apparei,, last night, when the stu-
aent budy mare he'd 3.0eo strong to|
ferry fsId ana held g splendid mass
meeting. There really is no dope ON
the prohssIe outcome Of tLe game,
however Syracuse is known 70 b.
strong, md the Ycstincp arc an en-
known Quantity 5'hs tenn is lot
tn. same that was used against thu
Agyies. Catlett win start IN Eoer.
Mems pace. Raymond Will play tull
instead OF Bastian, Whaien has re-
placed Rehor. Aicnan IL ct center
instead OF the heavier Norton.
Wesko has Millard's tackle. and
Staatz is al Wna.en's old end. This
Is n genuine Yost Ehakeup, and the
capabilities OF this new eleven are
entilcly q mystery.
The game Is being watched
throughout the country. Tor 1t II con-
ceded chat II Syracuse Should be de-
cis.yelyl defeated. Corneils right 70
the national championship mig1t, be
endangered. Syracose held Prince
ION. CornelIs championship rival In
the big Six" 10 10 game three
weeks ago.
No less than an authority than
Trainer Steve" Farrell Is RESPONSE
bic for the statement that every man
of the Michigan squad Is ready for
the game and can play IL called
upon. Sm this charley horse Is rap
idly improving and he Is ready II
needed. Dunno IL also back In con-
dition. as is Reimap, and the neces-
sity of the moment may force Yost
~ use thege men.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
LANSING GIVES
RAPIDS A SCARE

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 3o--Lans-
Ing high school very nearly broke
into the state football championship
melee by defeating Grand Rapids
Central Yesterday. Only a missed
goal after touchdown kept Lansing
from tying the Furniture City boys.
Tho final score being Z to 6. Lans-
ing played every bit an good ball 10
Upton's team from Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

sirable. and the offense. after the
first punch at the Harvard line for
a touchdown. could not gather any
great sustain cd sire 9Th. This, IL
is believed was due In a measure
to Barrett's absence from the back
field. and TIE very wise decision by
Collins, who ran the team for the
major part OF the game, to play 1t
safe. Now. however, IL is time to
develop a more comprehensive and
versatile attack and the signal work
this week. as well as the scrim-
images, found the varsity eleven
working number OF forward
passes. double passes and trick
plays OF various character. a. well
as trying ont more difficult and in
tricate formations with the object
Of more cleverly concealing the AZ.
tack Cornell's strategy and tactics
have been sound so far. but II IL
believed the time has come for the
DEVELOPMENT OF bigger and more
spectacular plays.
II Is probable that some OF the
good substitutes. like Ryerson and
lander, ends: welles and Fisher,
tackles; McKeage and Bard.
guards; Brown. center. and Schlich-
ter, Hoffman. Lewis and Benedict.
in the baekfeld. will get into the
game Saturday. The subs were q
bit neglected during the strenuous
days preceding the Harvard battle,
but the coaches gave Their plenty OF
attention this week
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
CONDITION
IS FACTOR
Muskeg0n and Central
to Play Long
Quarters

Detroit Central and Muekegon
high will 60 the Marathon route
this afternoon. The time OF the
quarters will be Is minutes. and In
asmuch as both teams will set ter.
riic pace at the very start. some
body u certain 10 be very weary be-
fore tho game Is over. II there has
been any surreptitious cracking Of
training rules by members OF either
team. the coaches will find 1t out
today. As matter OF tact, how.
ever. both championship contenders
are In splendid shape and two high
school teams could not be In better
condition to take the long route.
Muskegon has announced lineup
with number Of players tipping
the scale at less than i35 pounds.
IL tho weights gwen out are cor
rect, the little Muskies are the great
est higa school players for their
weight IN the country Scouts who
have looked ever the Muskegon
team. however, have reported a lay
out thar approached Centrafs In
site. and these announced weights
are received with bit OF doubt.
Because OF the better form shown
this week. Central goes into the
game this aftcrnoCn . SILENT favor
lite. but not enough Of a favorite to
shift the odds from even money.
10th teams will battle for the jump.
and II Is very possible that the
team that gets away best win win.
The largest crowd that ever saw a
high school game In Detroit IL ca
pected to turn out this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
ACTION IN
CONFERENCE
Somebody to Be Left
Out In Cold This
Afternoon

CHICAGO. Oct 3o.-Unless all o.
that intangible and oftumes fallibl
matter. dope. which has been pilin.
up since Oct. .. goes wrong today
two conference football teams are
due 10 be decisively eliminated from
all chances OF winning the middle
western title.
While Chicago Is entertaining the
swashbuckling and confident Badg
ers from Wisconsin At Stags field
this afternoon. Illinois /, playing
most TO the galloping Gophers al
Urbana. Wisconsin is strongly
favored over the Maroors. Mime
sofa Is supposed 10 have an edge on
the lllini. The four teams are the
only ones that haven't suffered de-
feat this season. The edge the
Gophers hold over Illinois is due as
much to what the Urbanites did not
do In their three-three tie agains,
Ohio State as TO what the Mime
sotans have done TO Gopher Oppo-
nents so far.
That both will be battles de luxe
will be conce ded.
There have been 10 games played
between Chicago and Wisconsin.
Chicago has won 10. lost seven. and
two have been tied in these 10
years.
illinois and Minnesota have met
nine times. Including last year,
when Illinois won the conference
title, the Urbana team has been re-
turned . victor over the Gophers
only twice In the nine years.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
RECORDS FALL
IN B. e. T. LEAGUE

In the Builders and Traders
league No 1, which bowled at the
Woodward alleys on Wednesday
afternoon, the records were all shot
TO pieces. Ed. Harrigan boosted the
high individual score of 231. the
Galster team put the high score for
a single game TO $50. and the Died.
itch team captured the Corrick but
tons with total Of 2520.
The latter team also took three
games from the Schroeder team
while two out Of three games was
the best that the other victors could
get away with.
Among the high scores were Cor
rick. 202: Ternes. 2is: Al Diedrich
2i2; Ed. Harrigan. 23l: winterich
or.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
isOO-leOl the Kicking Decade.

"a 80 number Of changes in the value OF the
that started in 1908 Ever since
have been about the same
kckers. There have always been MOCK
WSo could the field from the shorter distances
vre 40 yards betterthe 4oyaro range
III tet Before $780, score OF goals were kicked
In that period that the aiume
6 Enny Up. November 80 1857 In the prnce'on
u n kick squarely through the up
y - e5yard line
the famous plays OF the
goals from the aEstar range being
into action again
goals the 40 yards or better
z 49, makers got busy
kondlcsps imposed kicking still major part OF big
ana the past IS loyard goals have been sue
Goals from the more common range
~ ~ In fair proportion to the long Shots
goals this this season promises
Of the kicking department. Hardly
played that has had at least successful
os - ~ hosinG
~ contention football but in
I'm 1np0d the HarvardCor scuffe
Of the wisdom Of the last change In
defeat Cornell by
1910 Mahans was believed that the Crimson could
mded occasions. and that all that
But happened that Eddie himself fumbed the ball az
and Cornell got touchdown and kicked goal
proposition Harvard. and Haughton
After touchdown which the Crimson unable to
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
YALE NOT
FAv0RI1E
Colgate Expected to
Defeat Bulldog
Today j

NEW YORK. Oct. sN--Eli Yafes
battered old bull DOG. bloody and
bewildered at the way the smali
boys are plundering hts orchard.
will make a last ditch stand at
New Haven today against Colgate.
Already beaten twice. this strange
ly weird season. by smaller eleveus.
a licking today will dust about COM
plete the devastation Of the Blue.
And few doubt but the Blue will
get her tanning. for Colgate. small
as she Is. has not had her gva! line
crossed this season. -,
Up at Cambridge, another Old Sol
der will make q. stand 10 prevent .
similar fate. Harvard meets Penn
State, who already has beaten Penn
sylvania this season. and has .
whsle OF q good eleven. Probably
for the inst time In history, with
the exception Of the Yale-Harvard
date. II can be said that practically
all the big elevens In the cost have
easy games today.
Only a surprising reversal OF form
can prevent . rout ~ New Haven
today. Colgate has not only held
her opponents scoreless this sea-
ION. but she has rolled up the high
st total of any aggregation In the
asst and two weeks ago licked the
Army, 13 to 0. All OF which Is a
mansfield sort of record Colgate
knows the Blue isn't insincible. for
she licked her two years ago, IL
TO z. ~
Harvard, despite her rather
shaky position in the football planet.
is favorite over Penn State In
betting circles. The ront OF the
Crimson has not been decisive
enough yet to destroy confidence in
the big Cambridge machine. Foot
ball followers have wholesome re
spect tor Eddie Mahan. and partici,-
larry for Eddie Mahan's toe. The
Penn Staters last year held the
Crimson TO 1913 tie and neither
has as good team as last year.
The struggle should be pattern
maker for other close fights, unless
everything goes wrong, including
the grand dope.
Princeton has wnat should be
little more than q practice game to
day with williams. That Coach
Speedy Rush considers 1t thus Is
sesn in the fact that he is sending
Can't, Click and four other regulars
to look over Harvard. with whom
the Tigers will clash next Saturday
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
w. COCHRAN SETS
NEW 1872 RECORD

welker Cochran set new Detroit
record for 1872 balk line billiards
last night at the Swesney-Huston
pariors by running out 900 points
in six innings. The count Of Coch.
ran and Huston, his opponent, was
as follows:
Cochran (400)--0, 81, 12S, 2. 10S.
G5. total. 400: high run. l2s: Inn
ings. g.; average. &C %.
Huston f200)---0. o, z, 8. /: totai.
Q: high run, 5; innings. G; average.
1.S0.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
,!QX6!IlRll.

nDu committee has been having great battle with the
dozen and according 10 tne
e0ntee they have just caush, up with the kckers' In
Of established points
cnt Five later another point was
- 1he PEDAL attack the value OF perfect
TO thereby making II impossoe
hree neid goals that ugged the ball
z811 1Dno nd kicked the goal point
had touchdown worth
81 moro field goal premium placed on strong
kicker There number OF indvld-
in shots goal posts
naryeos success han capped Bit the
Of individuals rather than
~ instance II the fact that touchdown is
pair sharpshooing exhibitions the Yale
his undoubtedly resolve itself into an artillery
osn Thbot and briggs, OF the Tigers and Mahan' oil the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
RECORD TO
De PALMA
No One Has Travelled
Faster Than Italian
Did Yesterday

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Ralph De
Palma today holds the distinction
OF having travelled faster In u mo-
tor car than any other man In the
world. Before a small crowd, the
Italian drove his big l2-cylinder
Sunbeam around the twomile oval
at sheepshead Bay at rate Of 1ls
miles an hour.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
BOTH AGGIE TEAMS
READY FOR GAME

EAST LANSING. Mich. Oct 3D.
Both tho Oregon and Michigan Az.
gies took light workouts at College
field Yesterday. and were pronounce
ed ready for today's international
game. ". A. G. will use much the
came attack used on Michigan q
week >yo. while Oregon will spring
something new. Coach Stewart uses
no quarterback. but has two full
backs and two halfbacks, and rses
the direct pass The teams weigh
about the same. The probable line
mn.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

League No. bovled at the Wood
ward alleys or Thursday afternoon
and the Cooper team captured the
Clippert buttons for the week with
the high totals pins. Some Of the
second leaguers rolled good scores,
among Them being Piper. 200; Deg
ems. 1874: Cooper. oil. The Stokes
team, which held FIRST place. lost
three games To the Cooper bowlers,
} and Is now In the top notch by one
rama
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
ID. u. r. BOWLING
LEAGUE CARD


West End football team will jour.
,ney To Ann Arbor tomorrow after.
noon, where they Viii hook up with
the strong st. Thomas team of that
town. West End will use the same
lineup that held tho strong Morre!s
to 10 6 tie. All West End play
ers report early so as to catch the
IL o'clock car.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
COLTS DEFEAT
EASTERN HIGH

Northwestern high defeated. Fast
ern yesterday afternoon, 20 10 Z. In
= loosely played game 10 which
both teams passed up good chances
Va score. The winners greatly out.
weighed the losers. ana by playing
better football. could nave piled up
an Overwhelming score. Mark,
Beatty and Riley ola the scoring.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
Cornell Finds It Necessary
To Crush Michigan's Team
WILLARD is CROSSED UP.

Jess willard Is reported to
have written Chicago friend
that he would not De seen In any
20-round bouts before next
spr.ng. In letters to Detroit
friends. willard declares that he
Is rearing 10 get back In the
ring. and will fight at the first
opportunity. You can take your
choice.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
RITCHIE HEARS
FROM F. WELSH

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.--WiIlie
Richie can get q championship
battle with Freddie Welsh any time
II he will fight under the same
terms wnioh Welsh fought when he
took the title away from the Amer
lean title holder. last summer, ac-
cofding 70 Harry Pollok, the Brit
oA's manager to-day. Welsh got
practically nothing In his battle with
Richie.
First Politician--Are you related
to Barney O'Brieh?
Second Politician Distantly.
was my parents frat child aud Bar.
ney was the seventeenth.
Pristirg--the plain men, klsd--thst
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
MORAN FAILS For
FOOTLIGHT STUFF

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.--Frank
Moran. who ended Jim CChtey's
championship aspirations In eight
minutes not long since. has yielded
10 the siren call OF weekly check.
Frank left New York today for
Pittsburgh. his home town, whore
he will appear In vaudeville for the
next north.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
BANTY CHAMP.
TO RISK TITLE

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. CO.
kid" wiJiiams. 6sntamweisAt cham
pion. win defend his title n Ions
boot The DAItimoss Id hss signsl
x,ts -!
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

and will this afternoon that
Gxcp scoring the Syracuse has
this had the goal line crossed
asainst the Orange three that represent
Michigan has scored but JIG points and has suf
fco 1s3alad 3Qe points this year.
and the Bulldog has 80
166nn Penn State has Of 10S to Is and WITH meet
Noh 1fe CTimqea showing record Of but 81 TO g.
coGfa0ce Illinois,
<hhpnSo G1counfefs. Illinois
IA 1l6 "a 81. wisconsin a 81
Ia - unaf Z 60 ahas "a d.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
How Syracuse and Michigan Meet
SYRACUSE
MICHIGAN


fed o selected Sstmrdny
Time game2:3o o'clock Detroit
Mchssn Substitute. and numbers-smth Dunr IA TIA
cs 20 Warner Ebsrwsin 20 Boyd 81
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
6eets Syracuse Today Time Shakeup In His Battle

III ERE is Dutch" Leonardson alweste ineman while at
II NJ A. c., and present line star the Mack Park Ma
Leonadson also played at the University OF
Wyoming during his college Leonardson will play
with the Maroons against the Shelby Blues another
allstar aggregation from Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
FEDS STEALING
A BUSH LEAGUE

SHREVEPORT, La. Oct &C.
What looks like q bid for the Texas
league TO break away from organ.
lied baseball was seen here today
IN an offer Of Joe Tinker. Chicago
Federal league manager, to buy the
franchises Of the Dallas ans Beau-
mont. Texas league clubs, at a "rca.
sonable price"
"You say You are your wifs's
third husband!v
mo; = "a ~ souvsh nogrcna Z
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

PvtsttRg--the plain men, kisd--thst
10 r1ght-Tses Job Dept Main Ss2H.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
The IDEAS Of SPEEDY" Rush.

Rush made Princeton,
has been made Rush
M 41Anms OF the with
&t54 Ne recalls
not believe too much in the subusaor OF
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

Nofxoit wins today. the Centraites viii probably
Rsuks bushers NJ Ypsi just TO fool the Muskezon 8
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
N0TICE.-AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Datroit Oct ~ 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1887.

To simons & Dupont. Julia X.
Davis. Nathaniel Victor. -, W. Sim
ons. Edward Huebner Jr. John Hart.
T.. II. DesRoches, DR.. l.. \. chapoton.
J. \. Goodwillic. Harry Dsvidson.
Herman l.. Marx. Michigan Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co.. Catherine
schmidt G. -. Lynch. John Kaiser,
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
Interested In any of the lots and par
GELS Of real estate I'm the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council TO defray the eN-
penses of grading and paving the
alley within the boundaries herein
set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying the expense OF
alley In block between Frederick and
Kirby avenues. from the east line OF
Beaubien street To the west line OF
st Antoine street, and IL now opcr
to Inspection at this office, and will
remain in this office for Ave DAYS
from the first publication OF thu.
notice for the inspection OF all con
cerned. All lots or parcels OF lant
abutting on. or adjoining the allie,
so described. have been assessed fol
such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors Will NEE
on Tuesday the 18th day Of October
fee In the City Hall. and will remaiI
In session for period Of six hour.
10 hear any person or persons desir
ing to object to any assessment s,
made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GCSTANE J. ALBRIGHT.
BIOL President.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
)ePT. OF PusLic WORKS &
Detroit. Oct. II. ieto(
FOR CONSTRUCTING
vITRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS ]

Sealed proposals will be received r.
inc olnce or the Department Of Ry&{
lie Works. Detroit. Mich. until ~
m. Eastern standard time. at >wkt<
time and place they will be oponG
for furnishing all the labor and M
teriaI, except nanhole rings and co.,
crs. which will be furnished Dy ~
finishing complete. together with o.
back hlling. according to the plaI(
and specifications on file In this -
nee. vitrifed crock lateral sewers L.
the following described alleys:
,o Lntersl Sc Sewer o No :;sI A. ssscl
Iothrop ana La salie Gardens ms sors,
Lateral Sewer No. e7S2. In hlOeQ
bounded by Evans fextended). Get
trsl; wsbash R. r and m. Lcdgs: III
street. between Elmwood and Elllx
Each bidder must deposit In Z sef|
arate envelope with his bid = cef11
ned bank check payable to the orr
OF OF tn, the c Dcps y, ns1 Of Public We
two hundred dollars tS300l Tor G.
sewer bid upon. which will be ~
feited to tho Department. In case ~
bidder falls to enter into centp&
Of his tender. ContractS 70 IS ar
1ect to the approval Of the Comn(y
Council. The bidder whose to1(
Is accepted will be required to fue&
lsh with his contract an appr0V01
bond to the City Of Detroit In the ~
amount of the contract. conditio0{
on the faithful performances Of Ct
tract MI
The contractor shall be paid n
bonds or the proceeds thereof. X su@1
bonds are purchased by the Sinkln1
Fund Commission according To- Law.
No bids Will be accepted from az1
person or ffrm who IL in arrears +
default to the City Of Detroit uD1(
debt. contract, or obligation I'd -
city. 32
Printed specifications In detail G.
the above work may be had on appYE
cation to the Secretary.
The Department Of Public WoRl
reserves the right to reject any q
all proposals.
1887 GEO. H. FENKELr.
B-2eI Commission q.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
Nearly Score of Ford
Drivers to Cut
Loose Sunday

Sundays race at the state fair
grounds track for the big silver
trophy and the championship of
Michigan, for drivers OF Ford cars.
Is the first event of this kind ever
staged In America. The race will
bring out a crop Of amateur drivers
that may develop into stars of the
gasoline racing world. Skilled auto
mobile racing drivers I'm America to-
day will not exceed 10, II there are
that many, and with nearly 20 pilots
In the Sunday race. Michigan can
boast of as many amateurs as any
state IN the Union.
Eighteen drivers had been entered
Wednesday morning. the lists having
closed at midnight Tuesday. >How-
ever. q. W. Dickinson, secretary.
manager OF the Michigan State Agri.
cultural society, who is managing
the race. states that from correspon.
dence and telephone calls OF the last
two days he has been assured of at
least five more cars and drivers.
The drivers entered follow: r. An
stcrberg. r. s. Brooks, Z. zanders,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. October IL. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
ALEXANDRINE AVENUE

To A. Movie. John Sikora. Prank
Przozowski. Frank Plata. Frank Frank
Thos. & Mary Keela, Jacob Zaiewski.
splecke, C. Madziary. Albert Sararc-
zyk, Aug. Bialk: Louise Rzemyskt.
k Fassis so %ies Andraejc s Frank
Rohde. L. Frankowiak. Ernst Miesler.
l.. Glowczewski. Adam Wietrzychow-
ski. Theo. Dauylisz. Anton Luszyn-
ski. Justine Rotgal. John Nowak: X.
zuba, Frank Hoepke. John Miller.
Board OF Education. John Mietki.
Anth Rathnow, Anth Kusmierski.
Henry Ohrns. Walter Zurga, Frank
Mincel. Leo Grabowski William
Karas. Anthony Lipke. Mary Kruk.
and to all other persons owning.
occupying. or otherwise interested in
any OF the lots and premises fronting
on Alexandrine avenue in said city
Of Detroit. within the limits herein
after mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City of
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Alexandrine avenue. from the east
line OF Dequindre street to the west
curb line of Dubois street. to be
graded and paved. notice Is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots. and premises
fronting on said Alexandrine avenue,
and liable to he assessed for said I'M
provcment under the provisions of
said assessment is now completed.
and will remain at the ASSESSORS
ONCE, in the city OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until October Goth,
1918. for the inspection of all persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Fly GUSTAVE J. ALBRECHT..
| (B-29J) President.