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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
POUI TRY


FOR SALE-Ehode island Rods Rosa
Comb. eggs and chicks from Americas
best show and heaviest lHviru strains
Legs 81 eco. g. 900 and 80 900 per TE chicks
D.. go ard C. cents each Mother r.r
chicks. $500 and up. d. a. CaIdauuurr
National ga.I-N uIr-N.f-sr,..
FRO sALE-~iuElr comb Reds. ,gEs and.
chicks Write FOR mastDl list Curtis
u. Springer. Trisdolrhla. vs. Va.
mr-h-t-ur.,
FoR SALE g. White Isrhorr eye
iNn I'r DO, 5000 per 100. English sIrsIr.
$40" U'r Do d1r old chick. $40 0u r..
100 u. e. Hiuklc. Film Grove. IsII phur.'
LOW Wr-~.I
BARRED ROCK Puliets ana G ooeker.l,
Mrs VIM. McmaEters. W. Monroe 81
Bell $751;, Martins FERRY. mr-.-rr
FOR SALE e. White Larhurn eggs
81 90 per %. s. 90 Ter 100 Tarl, rdg.'.
Bell uhuu" 'l'-l;. Martins Ferry
mr-f-t-au-f
SIcILIAE I5utt'rcup eggs for hatghsrr
nN per setting ~ ~ eggs T a.
Wllli9me. phones 6Gg. mr-t-t-np-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

miles from wheeling. Laws we'll rHr.r
room house. stable and barn. large n-.
rfnrf a. bargain 5000. Write fnr
brn'. Elm Grove. Vs. W.. Both phones
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ShERRARD


IRE Historical paE,rHr wr..r uas
sIrsr at rrt high 'rllH#I auditor. Hrr UH
-arf Friday evening" was a decided -..|
cess q .arEr crowd uaa .raasrT Hr"
tne urHIrrt-. HnHHrUr.Hl f. almost sac
NIil D.. HsHf fHr Fr. r..H..r on rH.
SCHOOL Ins 90 a o. Ha1 CHARGE 90 90.
uf~fItuE. and Mr James TuIHHT. r#lrc
-FniiuE th- =. T. Baird post gave lr Boz.
tFrerffuE address Trr lrHar.HH rr.
rar.d hy are school eaE rNr~p rtHuHlfT
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EOR SALE
For SALE

The Homestead cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. in
good condition Address Forest
View. Box i02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove.
foR sALE-Oliver typewriter. Eo-d
concl,lon. " ,. Smith. sll Swami
St. Iark,rsburg. ". Va. INSTR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09
Two Courses Left.


There are only two course LETT open
10 uh az 70 s.at'. Tn, first is Co stop th .
progress and d., eIupuspt ~ .t,- tpsfft,,-
lions and eliminate these whi,h can b..
most easily sacrificed with th, anal. 81
amount ot harm. and 20 r.;o rstreuch-
"'ll ~ a material Aay and permit sta
nation and r"tTogr.ssi0u 10 STAY oar
hsnds as "a commonwealth in tho race
win other states for civic bgtterrn.ut
ard accomplishments. Goo some regards
We stand "a" peer OF any other common
wealth. Tut lf ~, ere Co hold our uIar.
and not lex behind. we must 20 forward
IN keeping with the demands that 4r.
tnadD upon us. Hs Yves uuipf cd ont iD ms
hiennisI message. Boa which I tried q.
Hctur" "a" future or our cummouu "a IN
ana prepare the way Tor future adrufufr-
irau"n that would iu some manner make
lhr TASK less irkSuWo and burdeneuule
than 10 d. a. che present tim. and br.
b'cn experienced ny those who proceed, 1
me rs CHIEF executive"
" We have reached that plirbt In orr
STATE growth. l.t as have h. and with
out proCrasfluatiuu Ir tho semi. PM
lner delay means greater expense 90 the
'liAeus. 10 has been urged that 1
Z" th" Legislature sooner II We are no
lHaEc ine present combination iu tho
nothing o. the much needed IeEi-Iaffn1
MhiCh was Tasssd would have been put
lnLgugh n ne revenue problem har
Feels Jusuhsd.
~ tesl quite JIsfIded in my rulra. f5
.lLs '"strh. afd have ru apologies 90
max" Ihc privilege tax on corporations
lhat brought about su much or the vail
was not Introduced iu %. hons. Id fbia
.HH-lnf. hHf instead 600 income faN with
EHhl,h J had nothing whatever 90 d..
Other methods chat were considered af
ne FeEHIar session. % BE- quite ,urrIH.
ais' 20 ne mat corporations and those
VINO would Dee affected hy any % these
fl''lal IrIt."E, methods OF favnfIur
gre absolutely opposed 20 them rsrart
Ices ~ their merits. aud 10 Dr. my hum.
i,Nstrt and defeat ans revenue measures
have permitted their bette. ufF,-r.,.f
'H DC affrHufrI with passionate rsruarL ~
..I me uiI'r hHrsrEusa and urIustI-
si1izrd press This h. arIr H4r" Cd. b..
.'nNI In" issue and whatever HagIrsa.
.s' ssi'i ~ tse present um. viu n
and the real truth viii o.. efrs. Oh. fr,
rank and fIIr. who Ir rF urfrIHr. vNH
Il. I.ts I' ,r. 'n ,,-, aT..r.1in t'.rs
.ra'rHuHH .s fHa IsrfsIaf.ra r..r
greet questions which won. near anil
l"gI i' nc people w. have seen fHsir
thr.TE.| HE fh. ....I.... ..... fr4f rst
.'h.nI Do untold wealth This can .-..
s sNl.' .I ,.f H-..-, period Of um, E1HItr
veil HrI those VII. Hr. m..f .Haf.rsf.
H. or. ..r-s.f r"# H' f..I OBJ. Hu.4..
.....E. '. '.' ""1.' 'nf r.- tHs s.7sr
.. rHa n.su experienced ~ IT'D rr.4f ...
'Hr.. n.. au.'H. problems which BOW.
.-.rf.i our state Hr. t.a nation o.
a. .. ,Hr ars.Hd r.n.,sa mat rr..
'' I.'. ..n.'r..ra Do. IH"H..H..
Who hs.' bon ..r... fiaaun.rr.d H.
fH..rah.. confederation H#H .r rH..Hrf
... ...'Nlf. N.HH. H" a.r..
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COY. HATFIELD
tcOnsnusd Prom FIRST Par.l

me states from which the most of
NE owners OF our corporations come
why Is 10 that these Wners oppose
m" methods Of taxation that have
long since prevailed in their native
States
have no special method over an.
NlhtF 10 suggest 20 be- adopted for the
raising Of revenue. . have stated frank -
]! -nd freely more than once IA the
press. - well eS la NAV message Go rh.
Legislature. do str7uuuusIy rpunel,
the dlreCi method. Tor fH- reason thar u
- in"quifabi". This I discussed fulIv
ana freely IN my last message, tn the
legislature and quoted hiEh authorize
AM could have quoted a great mann.
more ~ space had permitted M.
We can get along some way or other
Ut IN" legislature will only surtau the
appropriation bill 10 comply with article
10 Of section 5. and clos, uu some of our
institutions. Has The zine com, vhGn
the mem b.r~ or the ssnsJ. feel that tre1.
cannot afford To- enact az. rey,uu,
measures - hirh do not meet with COR
p"rhte approx a. as they seem To- be- III
t'riinE the destiny Of a. least a ma Ior-
lty OF that body I dwclt upon the su5-
J'ct OF rrtrUgrrssiuu and retrenchueut
m my message on finance which { here
quote
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FuNERNl DIRECTORS

Louis BertsCf1Ny
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIhl EMuALNER
tf22 ana ff24 Nan street
calls Answered Day or Nieht-.
store Phones 635
g Y Urrf1..N sat Phone IQsq.R
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TAX
BILLS OFFERED
T ~ o MEASURES PRESENTED
LION ooIJARs ANNUALV.

one Provides Tar or value % Coal
Mined and Another on Value q
OIL ana Gas Prccuccd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-09

We have for rent three four
room apartments in good To-
cation, with bath and hot and
sold water, at a price of $500
per month each. We also have
for rent a Six-room house well
located on the island at a price
of $1,000 per month.
FOLMAR- R0MINE co.
1913 Chapline Street. City.
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
ALLEY 556
(Re-Paving & Resurfacing)
ASaess-~ut ncaflHsss~-

A8Sse0oh 6~StA.oNS0s
ss, GU. yds. excavation, brick and
some concrete.
ing on old concrete.
. Gu. yds. excavation brick and
some concrete.
SIS lineal feet o. curbstone In e.
:'Rl circles furnished by City. set by
5s,cs 50. yds. creosoted block paw
ing on old concrete.
OIL GU: yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
Note-rhe contractor will state
price per cubic yard OF any new con-
crete required TO correct grade OF old
concrete.
The time Is TO be set in the con-
paving Jobs shall be N follows:
Note-contrsctor must be . In pot post
ton TO start work immediately anS
complete same within time limit spe-
Said alley to be paved and re-paved
according TO the specifications for
creosoted block. adopted Jan. 10, 1915.
also the estimates OF the City Ensi,;
Ordinances Of the City Of Detroit
Bidders win state the price per
cubic yards for excavation, price per
iinsai foot of suISing; price Ter
and price per lineai foot for retain
Ing plank. stone. etc
Bids will only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for
any street or section of street. as
per quantir les stated In the estimates
and the bid will be accepted which
is the lowest regardless OF any error
Of extensions or footings made by
bidders.
Bidder must deposit with bid. en-
closed In separate envelope. certi-
ded cheek payable TO the order OF the
Department OF Public Works Of the
City Of Detroit. as follows $500.
N Ms,yn ' sum viii b: forfeited sIs 10 sb.
City OF Detroit in case the bidder
fails tn enter into contract. subject
to confirmation OF the Common Coun-
ell within Ave days after the accept
ance OF his tender by the Department
The bidder whose tender Is ac-
certed will be required TO furnish
with his contract an approved surety
company bond to the City Of Detroit
price for the work conditioned on the
| full and faithful performance of his
part OF the contract
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds for the hrst paving. or the pro-
chased by the Sinking Fund Commits
| siorers according TO law.
No bid Will be accepted from any
person or hrm who Is I'm arrears or
delault TO the City Of Detroit -,
above work may be had on appiica-
ton to the secretary.
The Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves the right to re-
| All proposals shall be made In
I5se GEORGE II. FENKELI.
| 1850 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
BlDS-.-SRECTI0N
GOLDBERG ANNEX

sealed proposals will be received
at this office until - o'clock p; IN.
Tuesday. Nov .. 1915. for furnishin
all labor and material necessary for
the erection OF the Gosiberg Annex.
between Nermont avenue and ?i-
quettc street. Immediately in the rear
% the present Goldberg school build
Proposals will be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire Job
Proposals under the four-oid form.
as follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications,
Heating. Ventilating and Plumbing
Specifications
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals. for all separate
II is especiiiIy 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 seen
at the Office OF the architects. Nal
comson q Higginbotham. ie4 Aonat
building.
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced in the consulting
engineers plans and specifications
may be seen at the ofhce OF the con-
sulting engineers zimmerman & Nc
Coll 1910 Penobseot building.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting engineers and must be ac-
companied by certified check or
cash equal TO Sc OF the bid. surety
company bond will not be accepted
in connection with the submitting OF
proposals
General contractors must submit
attao he'd TO their proposals. the names
OF all their sub-contractors.
The Board Of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A GADD.
B-s5s Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Mcclellan avenue. from the north line
line OF Harper avenue. TO BE- graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front.
ing on said Mcclellan avenue. ana
liable 20 l.. assessed for said Inn
provement under the provisions OF the
city Charter, and that roll OF said
assessment Is now completed. and
will remain at the Assessors Once
In the CITY OF Detroit from the date
hereof until Nov Q. 1915. FOR the In
spection OF all persons concerned
therein. -
b. GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
Paas President.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct %. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1867.
COLUMBUS AVENUE.

To Sophia Ca:hsrwood. w. s. Po-
cock r. A. Strickland, George Eu-
bank. Michael Ryan, Matthias Huber.
Or. Jas. Gostanian. JAS. Holden Goa
c. ]. Trombly. \. r. Summers. Otto
c. Klanowsky, Henry a. APPEL. A. =.
Mclaughlin, Simon Salsbery, Chas. r.
korltzow. Herman Mathrak. X. H.
Wheeler. Henry A. Cone. Chas. l.
est w. Bentley. Chas. A. McGregor, +.
Tesky. +. Livingstone. Mrs. q. Mey-
ers, I. huston. Robert J. Bleakley.
Dumas Realty CO, Tnos - Murphy;
G. Kuhn. Montciair Land Co. NJ. A.
Fatherly. Daniel Warden. Jennie Nc
Cornell. Mary Kaiser. c. v. serbert
Edward Bruske, Uriah s vordon. Ber-
stewart b. J. Crew. Milton @, Hood.
NJ NJ. Bowen. Chas. p. Powell. julia
speer. Horace screes. F. l.. Bell.
W. J, Wager. J. F. Mcdonnell. Jas.
r ". colwelL chas. Koltzone, Theo.
Wagner. w. @. Burton. walter Mays.
Fred Berry, Mrs. A. steele. Hugo Zen.
der. ]. Bracht, ~ A. Mckenzie. r. T.
Fischer. Mrs, r. n Hall. r. A. Gagon
r. Deehan. Geo Watts. Robert Fair.
r. Dinw iddie, ID. Wallace. Mrs. c. v.
Jennings. n. A. Cone. Jacob A. Eye.
Chas. q. koeltzoro. Violet Myilie. g.
4. Damn. chas. w Leeen. Jos. w.
ton. Fred'k Sehray. Henry Chalmers.
A. W. Ryan. IT. II. Davies. Jas. c. pa-
wilson 81 AL. G. Clements W. r. East
on. Fred G.. Jeynes. c. w. Harrah.
Emeline Hungerford. James Garrett
son, II. Thomas. It. Dale Cooke. and
TO all other persons owning. occupy
ting OF otherwise interested in any of
the lots and premises fronting on
Columbus avenue. IN said City OF De-
troit. within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council or the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
COLUMBUS avenue. from the west curb
line 81 Linwood avenue to the east
line OF Dexter Boulevard. to be grad
- and paved. notice Is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
UPON all the lots and premises front
ing on said Columbus avenue. and IL
able 20 ne assessed for said improve
nent under the provisions OF .he City
Charter. and that a roll OF said as
sessuIent is now completed ana VIII
remain az the Assessors Office. In the
CITY Of Detroit. from the date hereof
until Nov 2. 1913. for the inspection
- all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
T,y GCSTAVE J. of-BRECHT.
2.saa President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
ngPT. or PUoLic WORKS
Detroit. Oct. 3oth. 1915.
FOR CONSTRUCTING VITRI.
FLED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received
II the office OF the Department OF
Public Works. Detroit. Mich, until
Thuryday. November 9TH. 1915. at 10
o'clock o. m. Eastern Standard time.
at which time and place they viii he
opened. for furnishing all the labor
and material, except manhole rings
and covers. which will be furnished
by the city. at city yards. and build
ing and finishing complete. together
with the back niling. according TO
the plans and specifications on fle In
this Office. yitrified crock lateral
sewers In the following described
Lateral Sewer No. 1865. in blocks
bounded by Eismere. Lawndale. Avis
Lateral sewer No. 277o. in blocks
bounded by Eismere, Lawndale. Fal-
con and Avis.
arate envelope with his bid a CERT.
Ned bank check payable 10 the order
OF the Department OF Public Works
OF the City OF Detroit for the sum
OF two hundred dollars Cs2oOl for
forfeited to the Department In cas-.
the bidder falls to enter into contract
within hvs days after the acceptanct
OF his tender. Contracts 20 be sub
tect TO the approval OF the Commo.
Council. The bidder whose tender -
with his contract an approved bond
TO the City of Detroit in the full
amount of the contract. conditionet
on he faithful performance Of con.
tract
The contractor shall be- paid ~
bonds or the proceeds thereof. IL sucl
bonds are purchased b. the Sinkin.
Fund Commission according 20 law
No bids Will be accepted from ans
person or nrm who Is Ina arrears ~
default to the City OF Detroit upo'
debt. contract. or obligation 10 sal,
| city.
Printed specifications in detail fo-
| the above work may be had on aprli
| cation TO the Secretary.
| The Department ~ Public Work
l reserves the right 20 reject any %.
l all proposals.
| (4593) GEO. VI. FENKELI.
fb-SS1) Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
SERBS ASK
ONLY FOR
FAIR PLAY
Want No ExtraOrdi-
nary Aid From Allies,
Says Former Premier

By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIhAS.
(CspyrisAa isl5. BY the taited rress,
PARIS. Oct. 30.-"Serbis asks
fayors from nobody. All she warts
"a fair play. She expects the Al.
lies TO do their full duty by her.
France is dong this already Doubt
less, England intends to do like
wise, but she is too slow. Unless
she hurries. her aid will come too
late"
Thus Milenko Vestnich, former
premier of Serbia, and present
Serbian minister in Paris, summed
up the Balkan situation to me today
In an interview granted exclusively
to the United Press. He has just
returned from Serbia and is ia
miliar with all the latest develop
ments.
II do not wish to be interpreted,
he continued. las calling for help
Il 10 not in the Serbian peoples ma
ture to do this. Nor do say what
I do In a spirit of criticism. | am
speaking plainly for the Allies good
generally.
II have often seen In the English
newspapers the intimation that the
western front Is the only really inn
portant front in the present war
Never was there greater mistake.
The real kernel of the wars cause
was and Is the near-eastern ques-
ton.
Thus England and all her allies
are interested in what is transporting
there.
Germany began to concern her
self In the orient 90 years ago. The
war ID the direct result Of her de-
terminates to crush the Balkan
countries. which. though small now.
were growing stronger and threat
ening to become a stumbling block
In the German road TO the east.
England is especially interested
In this problem, SO ought to act more
quickly. do not doubt England's
loyalty, but speedier action Is neces-
sary.
There win be no use In sending
troops to the Balkans after German
aims have been accomplished.
Germany has invaded Belgium
and parts Of France and Russia and
II now attacking in the east. II she
wins In this latter quarter she viii
dig herself in and fortify her lines
a. In Belgium. France and Russia.
Then her game will be to sit
hack, considering her part done.
the Allies must not let Germany
do this. and the way to defeat the
German plan II TO not consider the
western line al important. but to
|6eht the Germans wherever the
|0ssmans carry the fight"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30
NOTICE. TREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. Is. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1868.
CONTINENTAL AVENUE.

To ST clair Park Co. Lillian Cuen-
ey. Mary Begin. III. J Barber, w. NJ.
salkeld. Chas. and Art Larchon, g.
G Wrlght. d. McDouKali, Austin OPP
Pearcc. Violet Partridge, Gerald
leakle. l. a Stiies. Marie Bradio, j.
Seeb. ~. Diecheri. Louis Ham. Chas.
Rich. Geo. Gebstadt. Les and A. Ames.
l. -. f.ssiuger. Edith Hutchinson.
Emil Gebstadt, Fred Gebstedt, Mary
Kaufman. Julia Morrison. Theresa
Rimms T. Siaska. ~. -. I>eas, A. &.
Blashncld. r. - Daidlow. Grace Laid
low MarR0ret Mcintyre, :. A. Huber.
Frederick Harding. Lillian Cooney,
ling Hos tbRvtiu. august Strong, u.
i. Mann. IL 6. Simmons. r. c. Mey-
erS. thns, Near. tras, Sweitzcr. j. Z.
g ~ 9. J.. Aipes,,srs., p J. Reuter-. u.
Master. Robert Welsh. Chas Card
nier Henry Chryster, NJ. NJ Fink. A.
Iesmith. Mrs $. ~. Sutting. l. NJ
Mansel. Richard Golway. Flora La.
Cook. " O. sinclair, Henry Kranich.
Il. T.. Newton G. y. Moore. Lawrence
Diedreich. Jessie Clayton. ". Miller.
~ r.. kreuger. j: II. Morris. Emma
ITw9edy Hi l. Hahn. J, Tradette.
and TO all other persons owning oc-
cupying. or otherwise Interested In
any OF the lots and premises front.
ing on. Continental avenue, In said
City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Continental avenue, from the
southeriy terminus 600 feet south
OF Essex avenue) TO the south curb
Inc OF Jefferson avenue, to be
GRADED and paved. notice 10 hereby
&xsn tnss a. ssssssment has beer:
~ - ~ ~ ~ 80. pssmis .:s
The Detroit times., 1915-10-30

IN Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
HE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Section / Tha,' an ordinance
Section 2 Chapter is1. Of the
Complied Ordinances OF the city
Of Betrolt for che year 1919. as
amended be and the same s
hereby amended 20 read as fol-
lows:
Sec No saloon where spirit
Gus. intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold a. 4 beverage shall hero
after be established and main
tanned within the territory with
In the limits Of tho City Of De-
troit descfused as all that p"r-
ton OF the city bounded on the
north by the northcrly line OF
the easterly line OF the Second
ward. on the south ny tho south
eriy City Limits. ana on the west
by tho westerly line Of the Sec
ond ward (the dividing line be-
tween tho Second and Fourth
wardsp. excepting so much OF
said herein restricted portion as
IL bounded as follows Commcnc.
ir.g ~ a point At the intersection
or the center lines of Woodward
md Charlotte avenues. thence
westerly along the center line ~
Charlotte avenue 10 point $50
feet distant westerly from the
westerly line OF Woodward ave-
nue.: thence northerly on n lire
parallel with the westerly line
OF Woodward avenue 70 the CEN
ter line OF public alley north
OF and parallel TO Charlotte ave-
nue.: thence eastcrly along the
center lire Of said public alley
TO the center OF public alloy
first west OF and parallel 70
Woodward avenue; thence south
erIy along the center line 90
said public alley to a point loo
nue.: thence easteriy on a line
parallel with tho north line az
Charlotte avenue to the center
line OF woodward avenue: thence
southerly along the center line OF
Woodward avenue TO the place q
10. 20. II. %. %, and 81, OF block
10. Governor and Judges Plan. IN
said City Of Detroit being known
as the StatIer Hotel site: also
excepting all that part OF lot T.
Military Reserve. sub'd by Cor
street knawn as 81 oriswold
street: also excepting all that
part or lot ~. Cass Western Ad-
dftion IN the City OF Detroit. he
tween Chicago and Grand River
roads. ny Lewis Cars. 1851. known
40 132 Michigan avenue: also ev-
csptinR all that part OF lot 81.
block 9, Governor end Judges
Plan. known ~ isi.is5 Criswo'd
street: also excepting all that
mart OF lot 20. bloch a. Cass
western Addition to,the City ~
Detroit between the Chicago ard
Cass. 1881. known ss l47 Mich
*. south "s;eI ssf Of r ,si ,s 81
west 10 feet Of south half Of lot
81. subdivision OF Park lots ~.
n. - ard 7s. Detroit. wavne
ing ri that par, Of lot n, blork
q. Governor and Judge's P1sr.
known as rs shelly street :,
tame 'inbmediase eHert.
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