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The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

Ing in the home OF Miss Hazel Per-
kins
Mrs. n, c, Lawrence has been quite
seriously III during the past week.
y. Milton NanTassel is able TO be
out after a severe illness.
There are no vacant houses in town
although many families are trying
TO secure accommodations here.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Dell NJ. Her
rick. sunday. March IL. a daughter.
Mrs. William Fry fell while out
doors saturday afternoon and was
unable TO set up. when Mr.. Fry re-
hausted from her efforts and eX-
posture. Mrs. Fry " nearly 80 years
old and 1t is feared that she may not
over 500 people attended the
knights OF Pythias barn dance given
in the Princess rink last Friday eve
ming The hall was decorated true
10 name. there being COWS. chickens
horse. ducks. dogs. and other AMI
mails from the farm. large truck
load OF haled hay and straw served
as chairs. and Turner's orchestra
played from "hay-mow- arranged
school work was resumed Monday
morning after a weeks quarantine
on account OF diphtheria.
Miss Hianchs Clark and friend
from Ypsiianti. were weekend
guests at the home Of Jas. Clark, Sr
Mrs. Marie Miller has leased the
OEIOn property on the NOFths'Ue, ana
". II. Stafford and family have re-
moved To the home owned by Ivan
Webher on Randoiph-st.
Bert \. Clark has resigned his posi-
ton as draughtsman with the Ameri-
can Blower Co, OF Detroit. and has
Joined the sales force of the real
estate irm OF the Walter G. Piper
Co.
The local society OF Kings Daugh-
tiers will hold It's regular meeting in
the home ~ Mrs. Charles A. Pons-
ford. this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fart =. simpson will
return 10 Lowell. Mass, April Is. Mr.
simpson plays ball with the Lowell
team OF the New England league
Misses Hester and Marion Power
OF Ypsi,anti. spent the weekend in.
the home Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ). g.. Power.
The township registration board
viii meet i'm the office OF Emery A.
Noble. saturday. for the purpose OF
registering qualified voters. owing
to the withdrawal OF the name or
George W. Hotaling as one Of the Re-
publican nominees for constable the
name of Charles D. Waterman, OF
Waterford. has been substituted.
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
cisty OF the NJ r. church, will hold
its reguiar monthly business meet.
Ing az the church this afternoon.
supper viii be served to the public
at o'clock.
OTTO Teschks Is preparing 10 re-
move 10 his farm west OF town.
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and Mrs Claude Ia Munde, % Pom
tiac. Mrs. pa Munde was Miss Eva
wainwright. OF this city.
Raw and Paul Frankfarther have
returned to their home south or the
city. Ray was a patient In -. Vim
cents hospital Toledo. and Paul has
been In charge 81 the fretghtcr
Boyer. which is ia dock. at Cleveland.
Prof Hendry, OF the Royal oak
high school faculty. Will he one OF
the Normal instructors In the sum
mer session.
The proposition TO raise $4,000 %
TO build new county home on me
Middle Ypsilanti-rd.. will Toe submit
ted 10 the voters at the April clec-
ton.
The yeager legacy left 70 help IN
building n nav home is being held
I'm trust BY the board OF superV isors
The present hostelry was built about
20 years ago.
News mas been received % th,
death early in the month In Peoria
H.. Of Mrs. Gerard #. smith, a gradu,
ate of the Normal in 1895.
Paul Wiedman and kcnnard II Pee
ter will be among the number Who
will receive the r. A. degree Tussde =
evening at "A meeting Of Phoenix
lodge. No, -. +. & a NJ. -
The Willing Workers OF King =
Daughters viii meet. Saturday, with
Mrs. Frank j. Fletcher
Mrs. Frederick II. stevens. diocesan
president OF 81. Luke'S auxiliary. gave
an address THURSDAY. March 20. under
the auspices OF the school auxiliary.
at ST Luke's church.
The Literary club will meet We'd
nesday in the club house.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

DEBATE STARTS

wYANDOTTE, Mich. March ell
Plans are completed for the trst con-
test of the Triangular DEBATE be-
tween Wyandotte, River Rouge and
Monroe High schools, which will be
held Friday evening in the three
schools. Oh the question; Resolved
That the commission form of govern
ment Is better for the modern Amer
lean city than the aidermanic."
Each school viii have two teams
in the field Friday evening. one at
home, and one abroad, Wyandotte
going 10 Monroe and River Rouge,
and River Rouge TO Monroe and
wyandotte. The judges for the wy
andotte contest have been selected,
and include Supt. OF Crosse lie
schools Rrnciman, Supt. OF Dear
born schools Salisbury. and W. NJ.
Isbeil, OF the Detroit Central High
school teaching stan The River
Rouge officials were chosen Tuesday
afternoon
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

Old Man Winter. expelled from
the city as an undesirable. hit the
ties Monday afternoon In buster
ing fury. tied up the town In last
frenzy of eb bins power. and sneaked
out by back street beaten but
game TO the end.
lie had proved himself churlish
bull headed, old fellow, aud no one
mourned him. Even the youngster
in the street. With his skates over
his shoulder who looked glum for
moment, had "mibs" in his peck.
cts, and an eager anticipation for
the first splash on the dock in the
back OF his head
Instead OF waiting until midnight
had decorously announced the ar
rival OF March 2l. leap year. frisky.
eager youngster. had pushed winter
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Old Man Winter Game to the End
Has One Last Fling as He Beats
Hasty Retreat TO the Suburbs

out at 5:55 o'clock. March 20. be-
cause spring was coming.
In last struggle the old man
dashed up a storm second 10 none
in his career. and by o'clock the
city was white. Borne on relent'
less wind. the soft fakes clung TO
the trees and wires, and the spring
hats OF the once girls bowed and
wilted before the onslaught. Men
approaching spring with xest be-
cause there was nothing much left
Of their overcoats but the buttons,
hunched up in their threadbsre Gov
ering and cursed Detroit's place on
the map.
And the perpetrator of II all
chortled in glee as he whisked along
and finally went clustering away TO
the open suburban country. where
steam heat is unknown and every
season has It's day.
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held the title before him when they
were in their prime. He predicted
that Moran can stay 10 rounds with
him only on a fiuke.
Corbett has not been bowling
success at picking winners in the
past. SO Moran's crowd expressed
complete satisfaction with his YER
dict m Willard
Freddie Welsh says willard com
pletely outclasses Moran, and can
win whenever he pleases.
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WYANDOTTE

The city commission meets Monday
evening in the council chambers
Fire. caused by defective wiring,
Monday morning damaged the home
aves.. TO the extent ~ about $500
The less was fully protected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Easterly lett
Monday on their wedding tour They
II. C. Gutchess. in California. Mrs
Easterly was formerly Miss Gertrude
Gee. The couple viii be at home IN
Detroit after June !.
Misses Carrie and Emma Kreger.
Eureka-ave.. will entertain the one
More club "Wednesday evening.
Chapter las n \ NJ meets Thurs
day evening in Masonic temple
James X. Martin was found Mon
day bs Police Captain John Dcnman
suffering from heart and lune dis
eases BE was taken to John +. Vii =
bert hospital City Physician =. j..
LangloiS. who attended him. report
ed him in serious condition.
Mrs Earl Nromsn. seriously III m
Harper hospital. ~ Improved.
knights OF Pythias meet Tuesday
evening in the new castle.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Johnson. es-reHidents
now in Lansing. OF the arrival OF n
i0-pound boy. Monday.
Miss Meta Gatzke has been elected
chairman and Mrs. Jennie Buhr. Mrs
Hudson and Mrs. Downing member
OF the new Pythian Sisters entertain
ment committee. appointed Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. v. l.. Dorrence VIII
entertain the 400" club Wednesday
evening.
Tory Bvbruske was arrested Mon
DAY on warrant by boarding
house keeper at No. 81 GroYe-si
charging him with assault and bat
terry on Mike Ferbaczy.
Alexandra Baranski, Ella Bocttner.
Emily Genthe. Mathildc dresser, Flor-
encc Long. Donald Ssnderson, Lou
trelle stiles and Henry Strochine were
the high school typewriting students
who bcttered their own records in
the averages last week
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WORTHWHILE

Henry yansickle and family win
return 10 their home on North Cen
ter-st. this week on account 81 The
seeley farm which they occupied be
ing sold
Donald Mclean was able 10 recon
ter hlgh school Monday after being
confined 60 his home for several
weeks following gunshot wound ia
his foot
Robert Y. Neil has secured q pqsi-
tion in wyandotte.
The Mueller family on Main-st ire
Guaranteed on account Or mid
csse OF diphtheria
Miss Bertha Human - Detroit.
spent Sunday In the home 81 Charles
~ HIpman.
one Of the largest auction sales IN
this vicinity was held on tho farm
premises Of George Hattrn hurry todav v.
IS head - registered fIoistein cattle
being among the stock offered for
saIe
The c. Of >. club met Monday even
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NOTlCE-ALLEY OPENING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

btiFpits MAE'H ~ tN'N.
Notice Of Alley Opening Assessment
block south OF Jefferson avenue. be-
tween Manistiaue and Ashland ave-
nues. where not already opened. as
10 Joseph berry. Estate: Albert ,;
Wodds. w r. Thompson. Fred Psts.
Maggie Thompson. Fred Pete. Henry
nelly. christine Brewc. Grace Beatcke.
John Roth, w. &. Bogsnowskt. Carrie
Van Dali. l.. r. KcmP,on: g II. stan
Dyke. =. y. sutherland: cisrenes =
Gies. Margaret J. Smith, Marie &.
smith. Florence c. smith. Charles
Feldman. and to all Other persons
terestsd In any of the lots and
premises included in the following
| district and portion OF the city OF
Detroit. Wayne county. Michigan.
Lots sos TO SIS. both Inclusive; 10.
SIS. the - r. Of iot $50; lots ssl
sub. part OF r. G lso
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district herein above
OF alley in block south OF Jefferson
avenue. between Manistiaue and Ash
land avenues, whore not already
opened. as a public alley. and having
| resolved that s5te00 OF the damages
awarded by a verdict OF Jury in the
Recorders Court 81 tho CITY OF De
troll. In pursuance OF proceedings
under the provisions Of Act Iet OF
the Public Acts OF 1853. as amended,
be assessed upon the owners ana oc-
cupants Of the taxable real estate In.
ciuded In said district. IN proportion.
"a near as may be. To the advantage
which each lot or parcel Is deemed
10 acquire by such opening.
Notice IL hereby given. that an as
ressment has been made upon all tho
lots and premises included in said
district and liable to he assessed for
| said Improvement under the provis-
ions 81 said public act. and that n
roll of said assessment Is now com
| sessof's Office. In the city OF Detroit
for twelve days from the date OF the
| nrst publication OF this notice. that
Is from the date hereof until the ith
day OF April. 1915. for the inspection
OF all pcrsons concerneA thefe.c. and
that the BOARD OF Assessors win
meet on Friday, the 3ist day OF
March. 1915. al 10 o'clock a. NJ. at
their office in the CITY Hall and will
remain In session between the hours
OF 10 m. and IL m. on said day.
and during the same hours. for three
successive days thereafter. 20 hear
any person or persons desiring TO
object TO any assessment 40 made.
and 10 review and correct the sams.
~ correction thereof be found ncces-
| sary.
by GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-s45 President.
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TRENTON

Executive boards OF the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches meet
Tuesday evening IN the latter edihce.
20 complete arrangements for the biE
tabernacle revival. planned for the
near future.
Methodist Blue team members Will
entertain the Red side, Thursday eve
ming In the chapel.
Retiring members OF the village
council met In their final session
Monday evening After auditing their
amounts, the old administration adj
tourned. after which the new council
was sworn In. No business was
transacted by the new council
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ECORSE

Ecorse's Board Of Commerce direc-
tors will meet Thursday evening
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will meet "wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. Zoeiier
Mid-Week prayer meeting will be
held Wednesday evening In the
Presbyterian church.
The Board OF Commerce Will hold
It's regular monthly mesSing, Thurs
day, March 30
Wysndottc Baptist sunday school
defeated the Ecorse school by % sun
day. In the attendance contest ~
tween the two schools
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

hlCu sum VIII De tCrittteu ~ .nc
city OF Detroit In case the bidder
falls TO enter into contract. subject
60 confirmation of the Common Coun-
ell within i've days after the ac-
ceptance OF his tender by the Depart
ment OF Public Works.
The bidder whose tender Is &C.
eepted Will be required to furnish
with his contract an approved surety
company bond to the City or Detroit
In the full amount OF the CONTRACT
price for the work conditioned on the
FULL and faithful performance of mis-
part of the contract.
The contractor shall he paid In
bonds for first paving. or the pro-
ceeds thereof, IL such bonds are pur-
chased by the Sinking Fund COM
mi ssioners. according to law.
No bid Will be accepted from any
person or firm who liz in arrears or
default TO the city Of Detroit.
Specifications In detail for the
above work may he had on eppiica-
ton to the secretary
The Department OF Public works
expressly reserves the right 10 reject
any or nil proposals.
All proposals shall be made In du-
pllcate.
R-sSs GEORGE ~. FENKELL.
asa Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
dOULD A WOMAN MARRY A MAN
& YOUNGER THAN HERSELF?

This is the vital question
Margie Waverly asks this
week of a group of her friends
in Confessions of a Wife,"
the thrilling serial of mar
riage life appearing in The
Times.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
ABOUT IT7
When Margie asks the ques-
ton, In one of the chapters of
the story soon to appear, she
starts a vital discussion
among her friends. Argu-
ments for and against are
rife. But an agreement is not
reached quickly.
The Times would like TO
hear from it's readers on the
subject.
What do you think about a
woman marrying a man
younger than herself?
Would you, Mrs. Reader?
DO you think a woman
should, Mr.. Reader?
Write to the editor of The
Times and tell just what you
think about IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

on the northwestern forts OF Yer.
dun.
The German attacks around Nal
ancourt met with some success, dis
patches from Paris admitted today.
BY the use OF flaming liquids and n
heavy artillery fire, the Germans
penetrated French trenches direct
ly west OF Malancourt.
The attempt to advance the east
ern jaw of the ''nutcracker." on the
bank OF the Meuse. met with a
failure. A German force that moved
southwark from Regneville. was
caught in the flooded lowlands by
a hot fire from French artillery or
the east bank OF the Mouse and
driven back with serious losses.
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Prisoner Fiees Court.

RIVER ROUGE. Mich, March IL,
Lester Burton. 90, haiIing from Bad
Axe. and former inmate OF the
State Boys Industrial school at Lans-
ing was arrested Monday for not
paying a board bill owed 10 Tony
Dylinski. When brought TO the
court room OF Harry 4. Niemann,
Burton escaped while the court Off
Ger was looking away. He was
caught after a two-hcur chase and
locked up. Tuesday morning Justice
Niemann Tentenced him TO 90 Gays
in the house of correction.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls for 1916 will
be completed on April LIST.
RoARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Mich. March rs. 1915.

Detroit. Mich. March rs. 1915.
Pursuant 10 See. OF Chapter 10
of the Charter OF the city OF Detroit.
as amended. notice IL hereby given
that tho central assessment rolls for
the entire CITY or Detroit for the
current year 1916. will be completed
on April next, and be ready for the
Inspection of the taxpayers at that
date. The said Board viii at any time
thereafter prior to the 18th day OF
April third Tuesday,. 1915. review
the assessment OF any person who
may complain either verbally or in
writing before said Board and will
make all proper corrections thereto,
and on said last named date said
rolls will be submitted TO the Com
mon Council for consideration. and
any person considering himself ag-
grieved by the assessment OF his
property may appeal In writing 60
said Common Council.
GUsTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT.
President.
B-s4e Secretary.
JOHN KoHLER-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ION EDGE
D|R BIG FIGHT
\ aroWIs and Grouches
: EAaznpion, Say
olIpvers

x<4k. March 21.--Jess viii
knced himself a. ION edge"
~ 10-round fight with
Saturday night.
nD10n went eight hard
~ sparrins partners
ernoon. planned = brisk
today, though possibly
6qf - yesterday
oxercise to keep him In
- coutent Tor the rest OF
Wjth comparatively light
$4,000 to put in a lively
NM Gfteru0on. Everyone in
11ap u delighted with his
Y they declare the crouch
11liug around With him is
boautiful. No one but a
- = rea1y 10 knock out a
r
Nh take the crown unto
ul1 Crouch 90 successfully,
Gre. Moran whales into his
partners In businesslike
gDwls n intruders and
Alsports himself as one
~ r4w meat.
o3nlng camps Of both fight
npw jammed daily by EEK
! ~ sixe them up and then
t6s Of wisdom in expressing
1nions. Jim Corbett. former
f1ht champion. saw Willard
INIT time yesterday. In Cor
nixon. willard Ii an good. Il
er, than the big men who
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
DESTROYERS IN
NORTH SEA FIGHT
British and German Craft
Clash on Coast of
Belgium

LONDON. March 2I.--Four British
destroyers engaged three German
destroyers on the Belgian coast yes
terday. the admiralty announced this
afternoon. Two enemy boats were
bit by shells from the British de
stroyers. the admiralty stated. Four
British sailors were wounded.
The Germans escaped into the ma
val base at Zeebrugge. Belgium. M.
ter running fight. the admiralty
announced. -
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RIVER ROUGE

Mrs. Julia Laginess. New Boston. ia
spending a week here with her two
sons
An ali-dsy luncheon will be served
Thur sday BY Mrs Prank RobeIiard
No. 20 Jamrs-st. west, for the bcnc-
~ OF the Methodist church,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
Nrvo ~ rUuBowCue-

lacking forces. Gayira sent urgent
requests for additional information
and replies were momentarily ex,
pected in Juarez.
Gayira pointed 10 the battle al
Namiqnipa in denial OF reports that
Carranza troops are disposed TO let
villa get away and give him an
equal chance with the American
army on his trail
The CarTanza- consul intimated
that the United States expedition
has established a base near Casas
Grandes. Reports that the Carranz.
garrison there had been Withdrawn
to Juarez 10 avoid friction. remained
unconhrmed. Even II large Car
rama force has been placed between
the expedition in Mexico and the
border, il was pointed out that the
thousands OF American troops 81
Fort Bliss and Columbus were suffl-
cient protection agains the implied
threat. There has been no sign Of
friction between TIE Gefacto govern
ment generals in JUarez and the
eXpeditioDary forces.
II was reported. but confirmation
from Querr taro was lacking. that ir
return for President Wilson's aid TO
Carranza. permission was 10 be Civ
en- the war. department 10 send
troops and provisions by railroad to
the expeditions Mexican tase.
Ell PASO, TeAaz. March 21.-Let
tiers from Americans in Cananea
Sonora. reached here today with re
ports OF a Carranza captain who
last Friday in a public address tc
his troops In the streets OF the Mex
lean mining town. exhorted them 10
massacre all Americans. Gov. Cal
les Immediately ordered the cap
tain's arrest The letters said the
speech aroused i'll feeling.
4 -------------
Priptfng-thr plain neat kInd--thst
\ IL rfghf--Itmer job Dept.-Mnfn AS1s,
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Alley Alley ss : June i i:sS. 1918 1918
Said alleys TO he paved and re-
FOR concrete adopted Feb. 20. 1912;
also the estimates Of the city Engi.
neers as above. and the charter ana
ordinances OF the City OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the prce per
cubic yard for excayating. price per
lineal foot of curbing. price per
square yard for paving or concret-
ing. and price per lineal foot for re-
tainlng plank or stone. etc.
Bids viii only be received Tor tne
entire OF the work or material Tor
any alley or section OF alley as per
quantities stated In the estimates ana
the bid will be accepted which Is the
lowest on aggregating the above de-
tails, regardless OF any error OF ex-
tensions or footings made by bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed In separate envelope. ceru
fed check payable to the order oi
the Department OF Public Works OF
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE. FOR
ACE AND BEDDING: Dept Quarter
Chicago, Ill. Sealed proposals Will be
received here until II a m. Central
time. April ~. 1915. for furnishing
gasoline. forage and bedding at posts
mencing July I. 1916, Information
furnished upon application.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ALLEY 577 (Re-Paving)


1917 Gu yds excavation, including
old having material. robb1e stone. etc.
500 50. yds. one-coursc concrete
sss ilneai feet OF retaining plank.
1xc tnches
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ALLEY 56s (Paving)

sI3 Gu yards excavation.
1914 50. yds one-course concrete
1881 llneal feet OF retaining plank.
2N6 inches.
city Esttmates.
30 Gu. yds excavation
s5l2 lineai feet OF curpstone In
a. n RI circles furnished by city.
set by contractor.
5S27 so yds. one-course concrete
paving.
hind curb.
40 lineal feet OF retaining stone,
Ola Nndtpu cttrh rnsy he uaA0
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=. r ,sts. ga; see, .!.S- -.
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II. S. CAVALRY
BUSHES TO REIN
FORCE CARRANZA

lean reinforcements were rushing 10
the assistance OF the Carranza at.
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ALLEY SD (Paving)

2is GU yds excavation.
1898 so. yds. one-course concrete
paving
O.53 ca. yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
40 IIneel feet OF retaining stone.
Old Medina curb may be used.
432 Iineal feet Of retaining plank.
1xg Inches
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ALLEY SIS (Re-Paving)


GOT ca. yds. excavation. Including
old having material, cobblestone. etc.
f.it1gf 50. yds. ono-course concrete
paving. -.
ixG inches.
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ALLEY SIS (Re-Paving)

IN block between John r.. Brush,
Edmund III and Watson. 20 feet
v ide, with ope-course concrete paw
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The time 10 be set In the contracts
ing and rcpaving jobs shall be as fol-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21

Printfng-thr plain neat kInd--thst
IL rtghs--Time- Job Dept.--Msfn as7s.
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ALLEY $50 (Paving)

Asse~smeut Esttsonteo-
ss5 Gu. yds. excavation.
geTs a. so yds. one-course concrete
$40 iIneai feet OF retaining plank.
AXIS Inches.
city Esttmstes.
Gu. ydE. excavation
1857 50. yds one-course concrete
0.s4 gu. yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
20 uueal feet OF retaining stone.
OH Medina curb may be used.
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In black between Wthereil John
r Columbia and Montcalm. 90 feet
wide, with one-course concrete paw
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ALLEY $40 (Paving)

.2s GU yds excavation
SIS 20 ~ea. yds. one-couTse concrete
stT IineaI feet OF retaining plank.
2x5 inches.
CITY Estimates.
ru. yds. excavation
paving.
hind curb.
20 llneEl feet OF retaining stone
MA Nedlna curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ALLEY ST. Paving }
Assessment Estimates

$50 Gu. yds. excavation.
$50 ~ so yds. one-course concrete
I.I75 llneal feet OF retaining plank.
exc inches
City Estimates.
II GU. yds. excavation,
4223 50. yds one-courke concrete
-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-21
ALLEY 573 (Paving)

$50 GU. yds excavation.
i2s3.ll so. yds. one-coursc concrete
paving.
$50 Ilneai feet Of retaining plank.
2xs inches.
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ALLEY SIS (Paving)
ALLEY SIG (PayinRl

In block between John r.. Brush.
adelaide and Alfred. 20 feet wide.
NTH one-tourse concrete paving.
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2sg Gu. yds. excavation.
1928 "a. yds onc-course concrete
ssI IlneaI feet OF retaining plank.
AXIS inches.
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(NONE.)
ALLEY SIS (Paving)

76i Gu yds excavation.
f251.i0 so yds one-coursc concrete
Tss ilneai feet OF retaining plank.
2xs inches
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ALLEY 574 (Paving)

r. and W. alley In block between
Woodward. John T.. Garfield and For
est. 30 feet wide. with one-course