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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14
New York

Stock Exchange Listings. In ADA
tion 70 the Great Britain and lrelahu
two-year per cent bonds, OF whlcn
mention is made in another column
the following issues were listed on t1e
stock Exchange yesterday: Ss,OOO,OVV
additional of the 4l2 per cent nrs1
mortgage forty-year bonds OF the Ne"
YORK Connecting Railroad Company
s4.857OOO first mortgage bonds, series
A. and S10,21S,000 per cent non
cumulative income bonds OF the Ne"
Orleans. Texas g. Mexico Railway;
Sl2O7s,O00 voting trust certificates IoI
cap,tal stock Of the same company
$4,000. 900 capital stock OF the har1,
man Cornoration; 81 1000, 200 additional
stock of the National Surety Company
$4,000. 900 additional capital STOCK OF
the Public Service Corporation OF Ne"
Jersey; an additional S3,0OO,OOO OF the
general unified mortgage Az per een'
bonds Of the Atlantic Coast Line Kan
road. and $3.50, 900 additional STOCK OF
the Ingersoll- Rand Company.
limited States Reduction and Refining
Stock Stricken from List.-The govern
inc committee Of the Stock Exchange
Yesterday voted TO prevent further
transactions in the preferred and com
mon stock of the United States Reduc-
ton and Refining Company on the ex-
change after January 2, 1917. The rea-
son assigned was that there will never
be any equity realized from the mort
gagged assets by either preferred or
common stock holders except IN tne
event of the institution Of restitution
suits against former officers and d.
rectors of the company for neglect
Encouragement and waste The com
psny Is now in receivershlp.
New Governor of Exchange.-Allen
L. Lindley, of Lindley e. Co., has been
elected a governor Of the stock TX
change to succeed the late J. 5. Halle
Who was a member of Halle & Stieglitz.
Stock Increase for North Western
Directors of the Chicago & North
Western Railway have voted TO increase
the company's capital stock sl5,25O,s5O,
or 10 per cent, to represent the capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14

OF = OF per cent on It's eon~rt Jsrs
sry Ie' and regular quarterly dividend .i las
per cent on is preferred stock. psy~Osls
uary TO stock Of record December M.
REQ Motor car-Rssular quarterly aa ,sssa.
dend Of 81 per cent on the eomnns,nn 80
payable January ? to stock OF re''''
Der Is. <.,-
New York State Rallwsys.-RsEa.,ss. W
terly dividend OF ~ per cent on - ss.t =
fsrred stock and dividend Of ! rc' .<s<k =
the common. payable January : "
record December %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14

New Governor of Exchange.-Allen
L. Lindley, of Lindley e. Co., has peen
elected a governor Of the stock TX
change to succeed the late j. ,. name
who was a member of halle StlegiitZ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14
RelI Tel,phone System in United States

BtII ItItpHuHo oJsteH III C'r''" DN"s
October 1918. 1910.
Net after taxes. 6.374.705 $751; 1874
Total operating rev s2f7. 531 .s53 s1ss.73s.s4o
Net after taxes. 6o.239,i42 52,775,226
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day paper.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
STUDENTS TO BE
AWARDED "W's"

WYANDOTTr Micn. April IL
More than 81 students ~ the High
school viii receive letters and stripes
Friday afternoon Tor commendable
work on the athletic fcld and for
LITERARY endeavors Principal Ross
X Smith viii have charge OF the
ceremonies aud eill present Nv s.
10 aboul - Basketball players, hoy-
and girls and 10 eight members OF
the debating team
While nor particularly successful
season for Tho boys team the girls
ssid Mr. smith enjoyed large
number Of victories Hopes for The
future are VERY bright he THINKS.
Tie presentation Friday will be
accompanied by program 20 be
given hS Mis- Foas pubic speaking
class Rooth darlington Mon
Bcaucaire VIII he given The stu
dent The original date for thi,
performance Nes sci for WedncsdsS
afternoon bnf has been changed. aud
no admission viii be changed
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
46 SEEKING
LICENSES TO
SELL LIQUOR

WYANDO1TE. Mich, April IL
With but 20 saloons in this city at
The present time. 50 applications for
liccnscs-Nere received and referred
by the city commission Tuesday
evening. at a special meeting OF
the 20. 10 were double applications,
and one site had four applicants
They were all referred 10 Com
missioner II $. Amiot, the only
member OF the present commission
who viii sit on the next
The policy OF the present commits
sion was 10 keep the number OF sa
looms down as low az possible. the
decrease from about 80 10 26 being
accomplished during this regime.
An attempt 10 still further decrease
the number b, placing a $1,000 H.
cense, was defeated last year
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
YPSILANT{

Mrs Isy knapp has received word
~ the death Of her brother lin 81 aN
James WHITE I'M Flint
Mrs NJ Chaplin was in Ann Ar
hor Tuesday 20 attend tho mcrttnc
- the Women Clubs - WashttnaW
county Mrs Caroline Bartlett crane.
one - Michigan foremost lecturers.
spoke Her subject wss county
houses and isils
The Baptist. Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian and congregational
churches VIII unite in series -
Passion week services beginning
Tuesday. APRIL IS pr ~ 4 Lesson
VIII conduct tho first service. which
will 30 held I'm tho Raptis' church.
Rev Roy W Hamilton. ~ Ann Arhor,
VIII speak IN the ConErog7 tiuual
church Wedne sday eteninE. and Rev.
" " Psttitt VIII speak Thursday in
the Preshyterian church.
with the sllnr ~ on application
for final allowance ir tho matter of
the estate 81 Lewis YseEor. tho oour-
~ viii soon com" into possession Of
$50. 600 The money WAS heGueathed
FOR tho erection - buildings ON Tho
county farm four and one half miles
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
SUBURBAN NEWS

her tenth birthday. The evening was
pleasantly spent NJ games and music.
The members of the Presbyterian
church held their annual business
meeting Monday evening Ia the
church.
Miss Ksth.ryn Longneld. of No.
$40 TuNeno ave, has recovered from
an illness OF several aaNs
John Shehwagon. siN years. ~ 80.
rs pllgrim-ave.. was struck. Monday
afternoon. by an automobile driven
by Mrs Alice Is Verstines - 40. 90
F1orence-aKs 7MrS Ncrstine carried
the little fellow 10 the Highland
Park police station he was later
taken 10 the Harper hospital
Miss Ruth MarN. ~ Ford ave. has
recovered from an Illness ~ several
Mrs Tobler snd.dauzhter. Esther.
~ No rs Avalon-sve. are at Long
Reach. cal
Mrs Maria Pagel moved. Monday.
from NJ. 1916 Cortland 10 40
12l Highland-aye
charles RYAN. while driving his
automobile north on Woodward ave.
struck Tony A<nNsk,. - 80 I0i
Smith-ave MONDAY afternoon. AT
tho Manchester croSSing Pow
akoVsky vas attended 10 hv nearby
physician. hut his injuries we're not
found - he very serious
Mrs T 8 Reynolds aud children.
~ Chicago. are stopping for several
days With Mr. and Mrs. T. c Miller.
~ Ne Seg Cortland On route to
q > RrsdIcy Of No s. Monterey
ave Is IN Kansas city Mo. on bust
ness
Jethro Brown. ~ No 22i Highland
ave ~ conhned 10 his home through
serious illness
VIM. Benediek. ~ No. iI1S Twenty
foufth 81. was struck. Monday aft
ernoou hN an automobile driven hv
llr Martin, - No 80 Fcrrts-aNe at
Maut hester and Woodward aNen
Rcnedirk Nas slightly injured about
the arm and head
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
MT. CLEMENS

Three hundred and twenty 0se dol
lars were raised FOR tine NJ hiG9u
child clfsre league as rnsut ~
the tax daN observed here ~nturdat
Mr. and Mrs ilcrhort Newton have
left for Zsnestlie onto wher. Mr
Newton Las accepted position In "a
potter, plant Mrs. Newton WAS fpf-
merly Miss B"ruicc Buxton. laugh
of North Gratlot
Mr. ard Mrs William Krarht ~
Detroit have returnrd homo after
spending week with NJ clemens
friends. Mr kracbt Was az one time
treasurer &c thls counf3. and Mrs
kracht WIS probate register
~ a meeting ~ The Bath Ctty
Brotherhood held last eVcnine. state
secretary Buel. ~ the y N g. s.
sddt esstG the members. "a BOO are en-
deaf"riug 30 stimulate logal interest
for y " O. IN ~ Clemens
" and Mrs George chambers have
returned home from 81. Petersburg.
Fla. where they have been spending
the past riGnt weeks
scouting ATTORNEY Kent hn.
gone a. Minneapolis. where ne viii
spend two weeks tho guest - nis
Mss Lily. ~ tbo coloniai hotel. is
NJ with m ntfack Of CRIME,
tho parents ~ baby born, born sum
= Mrs Georse Baneock North
Front 49, underwent an operation
Yesterday a. the Washington SAM
tariun, for The removal of a gOitre
IN sic Roscoe has accepted posi-
tion with the Joy Realty co or Do
troit as superintendent ~ their farm
property. recently purchased IN Har-
rison township
Mrs Ellen Tucker yesterday r"-
efved word of the death ~ her
dauchter. Mrs s. y price. At Port
land ore Mrs Trice was native
or NJ clemens and left here scycra
v~ara arN
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ROYAL OAK

douglas Lang - windsor. spent
~ We k-end with John Hutton. %
MI ana Mrs William From % me
Nino Mile-id are rejoicing IN the
9irth OF a daughter
Mrs Hoppe. = Howell. is visiting
Mrs Morris Cornell has returned 20
her home IN Romeo after visiting hcr
sister Mrs Joyce OF south Washing
ton ave
James Eptimsr - building mouse
Iva Farnum ave on = LOT he recently
purchased ~ = Cooling
Arthur blink has moved 20 the
Frank bick' ns"n home ~ 30 lss
Baldwin ave
william Wheels has been appoint
"a dsput, shorin Tor Royal Oak town.
shin hN sheriff oliver TO assist Alex
i.evless
IN an DAY meeting ~ ~. women's
Gulld - 81 Johns Mission. Nil he
hsld tomorrow in the home II Mrs
Ms q haibach and SON Harold
have trturned from weeks trip TO
The s~c1nd annual meeting 81 the
lIr-t rresbsterisn church and con
greERtton VIII be held tomorrow
s,Nrnins a. ~ N. ~, h,eme Or
~ Reports OF The past wears work
from various organizations ~ the
church VIII he gwen two elders and
TWO ffhst "f~ are 10 10 elCfent ana
any other business that comes up viii
hs transacted All members ~ the
church and congregation arc invited
90 he present
Mrs Harry Braun. Mrs Lowell and
Mrs Braun. 81 Hoston. Mass who
accompa Mrs Joseph ITersee from
Bangor Nc. here. have returned
home Mir. and Mrs Hersee will now
make their home on Fighth-s'
The Pleasant Ridge sewing circle
viii meet with Mrs George J Nc
Quade. % Elm Park. tomorrow
\ quarter mill tax has been voted
upon by the electors ~ Royal oak
township FOR library PURPOSES
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

west or psilanu, or ia what other
manner tie board OF SUPERVISOR SAT-
hest Herherf Mithcrall. % Chelsea,
Is tho executor % M. Yeagers estate
health oNhihit VIII oe staged
TucGdav. WEDNESDAYS ard Thurs0Av
~ This week tu the Normal hall The
o. emit is under tho auspices Of the
state dairy ana food department ana
VIII mainly constsf ~ foods. fakes
and frauds in medicine and weights
and measures ON Friday and Satur-
fav ne diSpia, viii he located IN rho
new city high school The 3Hblic Is
Tho Hral Normal girls dancing par
~ Viii take place Saturdnv evening.
la the gymnasium Vhitmires or
chcsira viii Furnish music
Miss Eva Peterson, OF I.udinCton.
and Miss Marion Pelton. Of HadleN.
are two ~ the latest awarded posi-
lions as honor teachers ~ the Nor
mai Both awards We're made be-
cause of excellence In standing
The March number ~ the GeoEra-
plrical review contains an article
"Aridlty and humidity mans of the
United states" written hy Prof Mark
Jefferson, geography instructor At
the Normal
4 r Chalmers. ~ Toledo, q. and
school has gone 10 New York city
80 take a poSitinn IN the Guaranty 5
Security co office Vie held a
similar position ia Toledo
Prof - " Roherts has returned
from trip TO Sew YORK CITY
Mrs Jessie =. Latham - New Brit
attn. Conn who hRs been spending
the winter with her son. William ~.
Latham ~ Punalo-st expects 10
leave Thursday. FOR Philadelphia. IA
Mrs \ Brown. ~ Beaumont.
Texas Is a guest OF Miss Margaret
vivian
Miss Murisl KNOWLES former
Central school teacher IS teaching in
Grand Rapids
iunior rice-commauder viii he
elected Al The next meeting or the
Womans Relief CORPS. 20 succeed
Mrs Frank Roberts deceased.
Miss Nary a. Nelson. p former
amt -tuberculosis society nurse. who
has worked Iva Washtenaw county. -
now IN tho same work i'm Wayne
county
Mrs S. n Lockwood ~ visiting
daughter IN Pontiac
nunition factory IN charge -
Chas Powell and tho Ms smith,
is poSsi hilitN FOR Npsilanfi. with
factory site on the hanks ~ the
citv
Dennis BARLOW. or THIS CITY. has
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
Girl Marries Employer

KALAMAZOO. Mich, April IL
Wire advices have been received
from Chicago which tell OF the mar.
riage there OF F Homer Blakeslee
AZ, and pretty 1S-yearold Helen
Eastman. The wedding follows a
romance OF year which existed
without even the knowledge OF the
closest friends OF the two. Blakes-
lee is one OF the uperintendents OF
the Upiohn company, and the girl
has cen an employe under him for
more than a year They are ex-
pected to return home tonight.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

given In the Meihodist Episcopal
church. friday evening, APRIL IA
Mr. ana Mrs u. llueyett hay gong
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yenor aud Sir
and Mrs william l~tzcr, OF Detroit
wee sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred HObson, east Maple-aNe
Frederick - Beudeil has brought
suit against James Harrington and
wife, Martha harrington. William
MeAlpine aud vie. Jane McAlpine,
and others 10 quiet tho title 10 so
acres I'm West BLOOMFIELD township.
The Banner league VIII DO enter
tanned Saturday afternoon IN tho
home % Miss Nellie NJ Kiune>. i'm
Mr. aud Mrs william Wing 81
Metamors. have moved into Mrs. MARY
McDonald's house on pirrce-st
Harold Corson: 81 Flint spent Sat Il,
urday and sunday lea tho home 81
his mother Mis-. Helen Curspn. ON
west Maple ave
The teachers ~ tho Birmingham
high school aud tho liarnnm school
had party Boa tho Barnum school
Mr ana AIRS. Edward MrHouch ana
daughter Wnniired. "t R"Anl 90 ;,
are visiting a. tho home ~ Mn and
Mrs Frank McIiough, ON Pi"rce-st
Miss Thelma AgneW. or Ann Arhor
- visiting At the home 90 Mrs Georsc
W iley. On southneld-
Mrs Fanny Purse. OF tAford. mas
returned after spending few days
with Hattie Rurns on STANLEY nrr.
Fred Handing has gone 20 Tile o.
T.. I'd 30 sueud few DAYS
Tho Home MissionarY society ~
the Methodist Episcopal church ~lll
meet IhursdaN afternoon Iu thf home
~ Mrs u ~ Murrey, on south Wood
ward ave
M. and Mrs John Hortio have
zone 10 Hiilsdsle 10 spend Few
DAYS with relatives
Mrs \ j Goolcy has returned
from = visit With her parents Mr..
and Mrs John Marshall, at Washing
ton Mich.
The prayer circle VIII meet llic--
day afternoon ~ ihr homo II Mrs
Harvey Howe. ON Batos-St
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
TRENTON

Liquor bonds Of i've local estab-
nshments We're received and accept cd
81 the village council They are.
Grand hotel. Commercial hotel An
thony Singer. Joseph Lara and Don
ance & Garrison. the latter being
drug store license. This - the same
number ~ saloons as We're in bust
ness last year. no decrease and no
new applications being fled
High school students who arc
members Of the Olympic Literary So
cfetN will observe the fercentenary
Of William Shakespeare death. Fri
day afternoon. by presenting sclec-
tions from his plays in the high
g g hpol
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
Aged Plsinwen Citizen Dies.

PLATNW'ELI, Mich. april H.
William Harvey. who for seven
years has been unable 10 leave a
chair In which he layed night and
day. is dead Harvey was taken III
nearly eight years ago and for
seven years he was unable 10 move
He was IL years old and was well
known i'm this vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
WYANDOTTE

Woodman circle. Biddlo grove No.
H. viii hold rs anniversary. We'd
nesday evening". IN Eilherts hall.
Washington lodge. knights ~
Pythias. meet Tuesday evening in
Pythisr Castle.
Theodore TorRrEo. 1862 Front at.
win give q miscellaneous shower.
Tuesday evening. for Miss Ethel
Worrirk
Postmaster John y Maclnerney :
In Monroe on business.
Branch 80, e.. NJ 3 A.. meets Tues
dsv evening in &. NJ Il A. hall. 10
transact important business
Mrs Harry Labo, Eureka ave, Is
seriously III
Charles r Krcger ia recovering
rapidly from the effects OF his re-
Gently undergone operation
The Wolverine Gun cluh viii hold
q shoot sunday afternoon, a. its
range - Bddle-ave
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
BIRMINGHAM

T.enton services will ne held this
Tuesday evening IN tho ST James
Episcopal church Rev Fox. rector
~ tho - Johns church OF Detroit
Hlli speak
Miss Lucille Brown, ~ Kalamazoo.
- visiting her brother. n T. Brown.
on Southheld- ave
IN annual meeting % the cemetery
association viii be held IN the coun-
cil rooms, saturday AFTERNOON, April
rs
Mrs william Hunt is seriously III
n her home on Pierce ct
Mr. and Mrs RAY Nanderford
sp~pf sunday in the home % The lat
ter'- sister. Mrs James Showers. in
Royal oak
~ g. Christy has returned from a
winter stay IN Florida
r. An entertainment. "A Ladies' AID
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
PROPOSALS. FOR PAVING
AND RE-PAvlNG
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will he received Al
the office OF the Department Of Pub
lie Works. Detroit, Mich. until Thurs
day. April IL. 1916. at 10 o'clock a.
m. Eastern standard time. at which
time and place they viii be open :.
for furnishing all the labor and ma -
terisl and paving and repaving the
streets and alleys named below, with
in the limits mentioned In the city
OF Detroit with the STYLES OF pave
ment stated
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
RIVER ROUGE

our Lady ~ Lourdes Junior Holy
Name society viii take communion IN
a body sunday morning
G.. * aud l.. 81 A. River Rouge
branch. meets Tuesday evening In -.
l. Of l. school hall
Physicians attending John McLsch-
lin. who Monday underwent an opcv-
alton, reported Tuesday that he was
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
city Estimates.

Said streets 30 be paved accord ng
10 the sperIdCatiOus fnf asphqitie
concrete adopted january .5 1915.
cedar adopted January fN. 1918, one
course concrete adorted February q.
1918. also fhe estimates 10 inc city
Engineer a. above. and the charter
and ordinances OF thc tIty 81 Detroit.
Bidders viii state the price per
cubic yard for excavation, price per
lincal foot OF curling, price per
square yard for paving vr c0ncretng.
aud price per iincal foot for retaining
plank or stone. etc
Bids VIII only be received FOR the
entire of the work or material foe
any street or section ~ street. as per
quantities stated In tho cr.-inates and
the bid VIII be accepted which ~ the
lowest ON aggreenffng tRe above
details regardless ~ amy erfeF ~ ok
tensions or footings made b} bidders.
Bidders must deposit witch bids en-
closed in separate eNv"lope "a certi-
fed check pas able 49, tho order ~ the
Department ~ publlc Works % the
City ~ Detioit "a iolioWS
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
DEARBORN AVE. (Paving).
Assessment Estimates.

20to Gu Yds Excavation
sats Lineal feet OF curbstone new,
straight
$3.50 80 So Yds Asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake AsphalD on 6-inch
concrete paving
9l24 Gu Yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
a. Lineal feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
City Estimates.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY 5s5 (Paving).

fi3 Gu lds Excavation
~ IS So Nds- brick an f-inch con-
crete paving
2ls Llneal feet Of retaining plank
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ONE COURSE CONCRETE.
ALLEY 579 (Pavingl

In the block between We-t cd
Boulevard. Ninewood, Nall and Buch-
anan. rs feet vide. with oue-course
concrete naNInx
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
DEARBORN AVE. Paving) .

From the North line 81 Fort 20 a
% Mt ] sai no feet sly 30 feet wide,
wiz Asphaltic concrete Natural
Lake Asphalt on e-tnch concrete
foundation pANinR
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
By Leo.

doing rs Well as could DC expected.
Children or Mary viii take COM
munion sunday IN O. L. OF l.. church.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
BENITEAU AVE. (Paying) .

From the South curb line ~ Goethe
20 the Northerly city limits. 90 feet
vide. with asphaltic concrete lNat-
ural Lake Asphaltl on inch con-
crete found lInn naNlnn
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY $50 (Pavingl

In the block between l.aSaile and
w Cd Boulevard from the North
curb OF Hancock 10 the South line
OF Warren. rs .eet wide. with one
course cnncrete naHlnR
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
Asphalt Concrete

Note Bidders must submit samples
~ the asphalt and fuKing oil pro-
posed 20 he used. along with the
bide. samples OF asphalt, 10 pounds,
OF oil one gallon
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

sold his farm near Jacksonville. TO
Allon r. Snstcrka. who viii take i'm
mediate possession
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
city Estimates.

4lq Gu. lds ENCHVatIOn.
i5452 Lineal feet OF new curb
stone (straighp
7s2s Iineal feet ~ nov ourhstone
In N-20'R f-16'E t-FR Med circles
furnished nv contractor.
Ts5 80 So Yds Cedar block on g
inch concrete paving
ia0I Gu Yds concrete under and
behind curb.
iO5ts Iineal feet ~ retaining
STONE. old Medina curb may he used
sssA Linesl feet Of retaining
riank
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
lNI 10 NUF NVVII dN TOT
ALLEY 5S4 (Re-Paving).

The Y. 4 " alley IN block he
tween Witherell John r.. Adams and
Elizabeth. 10 feet wide. with brick
on 6-inch concrete foundation paw
ing
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
CIty EstJu,.tes.

q Gu. Ids. FINCaVatiOn.
80 Lineal feet OF curhstone tnew)
straight.
2f2e 50 Yds. Asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake AsphalD on s-inch
concrete paving.
; Gu Yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb
IS Lineai feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina cnrh may be used
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

,Note-The brick for repaving the
following alleys will be furnished
and delivered on or contiguous 10 The
work by the city OF Detroit. free OF
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
RAILROAD ST. (Paving).

From tho East curb line 81 Har-
baush 10 the South line 81 Fort. %
feet wide, with cedar block on 6-inch
concrete foundation paving
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
RAILROAD ST. (Paving).
Asrceemrnt E.stIn1nte

ss2 Gu Yds Excavation
sT6Sa rineal feet OF curbstonc
new straight
ara sn Yds Cedar block on g.
inch concrete paving
1871 On Yds Concrete under and
behind curb
City Estimates.
80 On Nds Excavation.
s5a Lineai feet OF new curbstone
(straighp
sfS4 Iinsal feet ~ new cuthstunc
ln C2-fD -2eR Med) circles fur
niahcd hy contractor
ft0.5s Sa Yds. cedar block on 8
inch concrete paving
7iS Gu Yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb
4n2t Iinea1 feef ~ retain ne
atone old Medina curb NAV hc used
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
CEDAR.
HARBAUGH AVE. Paving f.

From tho North curb line 81 Dear
horn 10 the South line OF NJ g.. n r.
@6 feet wide with cedar block on
6-ingh conc rets foundation having
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY SIS (Payingl.

In block between Fort and l.afay-
cite from the West line OF Brook
lyn 10 the East line OF Eighth. 20
feet wide. with brick on s-incn con-
crete foundation paving
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
DETROIT. April Z. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

2i2 90 Yds ~ lguf'"n in slud!nx
old paving material. cobbi, stone
etc
Sill So w. Brick ou e-lneh COM
crete paving
i05 iiuoal feet ~ remaining plank
eNl2 inch.
'ify E~t,mRfrs.
10 Gu Yde tNNHralfuu including
old paving material. cohple stoue
etc.
2222 So YAs hrick ou siuch con-
rarrfpn
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11

In the block between Fourth
Third. willis and Calumet. 1890 feet
wide. with one-course concrete paw
ing
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY 579 (Paving)


$50 Gu Yds Excavation
275 81 Yds. one-course concrete
as Lineal feet OF retaining plank
a1s-inch
CT, Estimates.
5 Gu Nds. Excavation
rs 80. Nds. one-ccurse concrete rsf-
6n cu. yds concrete under ami
henind curb.
~ IAueal feet ~ rcfam STONE
old Medina curb may ~ used
ALLEY $50 (Paving)
Assessmeot Fstinates.
SO Gu Yds Excavation.
2iii5 sq Nds onc-c0urse con
2'ti9 r.ineal feet Of retaining plank
2N6-inch
CITY EssimHte..
Gu Nfs. Excavation
i2ks f.iusai feet Of curtefof~ in
80 ~ .clrsi.s fWniENfd by ci'N ~
t2tfs sa Nds onS QUITO concrei1
= ~ Gu Yds concrete undo ard
behind curb
is Llneal fest % retsinfre stone.
old Medina curb MAJ Do used
ALLEY jSl tPaying).
A.s..sment Estimates.
1872 Gu Nds Excavation
500 10 Sa Yds one-course concrete
sss Lln.M feet 81 r.,sinins plank
2Xs.inch
city Estimates.
(NONE)
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY $50 lPayingl.

In block between Bethune and Fall
lister from the West line OF Third
10 the East line OF Hamilton Blvd,
20 feet wide. with one-course con
The Detroit times., 1916-04-11
ALLEY $50 (Paving)
With Brick.

In block between John X. Brush
Elizabeth and Columbia 30 feet wide,
with one-course concrete paving.