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The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

Chamberlain Avenue .,.,-a-.-.,--- -l.li- ~
Williams Avenue ...s..-, ..r iu'u "h
Which sum wlll he forfeited 40 the
city of Detroit in ease the niddrV
fails 10 enter into contract. sAl lt < io
conformation Of tao Common 'pJnrH
within nvc day~ |aftcr the accept NE
of his tender hS the department. ~
Puhlic Works.
The bidder WHOSE tender - accepted
will he required q furnish with hts
contract an approved surety company
bond TO tho city of Detroit in tho fun
amount 81 the contract price Tor the
work conditioned on the full and
faithful performance OF his part OF
the contract
The contractor shall be paid IA
bonds FOR nrst paving or the proceeds
thereof N such bonds are purchased
by the sinking Fund Commissioners.
according 10 law.
No hid will he accepted from any
person or nrm who Ia In arrears or
default 20 the city OF Detroit.
Specifications In details for the
above work may he had on applica-
ton 20 the secretary.
The Department az Public Works
expressly reserves the right To reject
any or oil proposals.
proposals shall be made In
II!is) GEORGE IL -FrNK ELI.
B-ess Commi ssioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
The international Sunday School
Lesson for April is. ;'The Con-
version OF ssui."--Acts 9;f-31.

How strong man. going the
wrong wae. was. violently stopped
and set to moving in the opposite
direction. is the Lesson OF today.
The man was known by the city Of
his birth; nov that city Is known b.
the man. for where the records once
spoke or Saul OF Tarsus they now
speak OF the Tarsus OF Saul As for
the man himself. he belongs 10 ths,
select little company who are fully
described by the mention OF HIS
name. There have been many mil
lions OF Pauls in the world. but only
one OF them Is meant when we sim
ply cay Paul"
Bigger than any news that gets
into the newspapers are the de-
cisions made by great men The
real turning points OF history are
the convictions formulated 10 the si.
lence by men OF strength IL may be
years before the events that sprang
from the decision are known but
the real CRISIS was Vhen the choice
was made Before ever the public
sees an engagement ring on a girls
finger she herself has known the
revelation OF the love that II repre-
sents So Paul OF Mars Hill. or
before Agrippa. when all the com.
munity was set by the ears. was
merely rejecting the consequence
Of that great day on the rond ont.
side Of Damascus. when he ceased
being Saul the prosecutor os Chris
tisnt. and became Paul, Christ
apostle 20 the Centiles.
Men Who Are Going Somewhere.
Please observe that Saul was go
ms somewhere: he WAS not sitting
os-,a fence finding fault with the
looks and walk and equipment OF
other travellers. The men and WON
en- who have not even gumptiou
enough TO be bad are the real prob
lem OF society The virile young
ster--the bad boy''-swho is Away.
getting into scrapes 10 really less 4
be worried about than the colorles'
, lad whose goodness u merely lafl
Of force and courage There is mor'
horc of an ou,pnd.out persecuto'
and blssphemer than Of the spine
less. reckless fearful fellow who Il
hest rcprcsented ey minus or :
sero sien. II Is often the bie sin
mrs ~hc make the great saints
4, took = miracle 10 conyert sau
"a Tossns, Rut hc VAS worth n. ~
- o(eDpsd In nidcsreer by {
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
DETROIT TIM E s

thy way for ne is a chosen vessel
INTO me. 10 bear my name before
The Geni,les, and kings, and th,
children ot Israel ior ] viii show
him how great things ne must sur
fer ,cr my names sake And Ana
Mas went his way. and entered into
the house. and putting his hands on
him said Brother Saul the Lord
even Jesus that appeared unto thee
IA The nay a. thou osmest. hath sent
NE. that thou mightesf receive Thy
sight. and be hlled Nth The Holy
Ghost. And Immediately there fell
from his eyes as it had been scales
and ne received sight forthwith. and
arose. and Tss baptized. And when
he had received meat. he was
strengthened Then VAS saul Ger
tain days With ne disciples which
were ~ Damascus
The sort o. man Ananias was Is
revealed BY The manner In which he
saluted his late enemy as Brother
saul" Re vert the whole way. re
did not receive the new convert viii
jealousy and suspicion and coldness
on the instant Paul vas received
into the whole fellowship even be
ing given the sacrament OF osp-
tlsm. He knew himself az once a
member OF that family whose bonds
are stronger than death. being ties
of blood shed on Calvary.
In his warm and open approach
20 saul Ansnias was typical OF the
Christian brotherhood today. which
welcomes 70 fts man bership on a
basis q perfect equality the pen
tent outcssf and the converted
scholar We can imagine the reloic.
ing that there vas in the Damas
Gus church that dsy What prayers
had been answered, The hand o.
persecution had been stayed A no
table recruit had been won \ fresh
evidence of The truth OF the resur.
rectiou and of The guardianship OF
the Lord over His own had been
given II IL vas = great day for TIE
saints in Damascus, how much
greater vas ii for 'he church unr
versal. Caesars crossing the Rub
con vas a triaing Incident in It's et
feet upon history. as compared With
the consequence of the conversion
of Saul of Tarsns az Damascus.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
CICOTTE AVENUE

SfAOt l II a EkN l. II
from LinEee stree; TO Hanson street.
lie street and highway.
To Mary s1mie. V FsutosEi. carl
Krub. " addison. Horosucha.
Leo Myskowski Michael Schilla Ig-
natz I.euski. i Rybiskl. +. Kuhn. "
VI Sewherry Est. Anthony Grzewski.
Chas schwartz carl Srhwentick.
wliism sgckh9itz;. Ernest Kneseh. 9.
wielkewitz. Christ Peschae. Louis
Schuir. Aug i.eileif William Fisher.
Y Snetser. J Broschowsky. A, Ruc-
simpe,.. a Fisher Peninsnlar State
Rank. John ~ Johnson. r. +. Briggs.
Schlkopcki Ludwig schultz, VII
liam .s,>hsner. carl Mayer. J. Ker.
Ainus, Joseph Pferer. Paul Hein.
John \. Nercier. " scanion. and 10
at other persons owning. occupy ing
or otherwise interested IN any OF the
lots and premises included in the fol-
lowing district and portion ~ the
city ~ p~trcit WAYNE county. Micm-
gan. to-wit.
lots 10 "a. both inclusive. the w.
- y OF lot ~. lots So go 81. both in
elusive. block : Wesscn and Ing~T-
solrs .uh ~ LOT s. of T.. c. No sss
Lots ? 20 g. both Inclusive. lots
IS 20 81 both inclusive Andrew =.
l.inxe@'s SUB ~ the sly y OF lot No.
:. % Campaus sub. ~ 7 G. No 2ss.
Lots 20 So,s ~ ,Dsi',.s So,s ins'uiiyr ,9fs
sub. ot part ot p. c :ss. n OF
Michigan ave
Lots l1s to is7. both inclusive.
( Henry A. schiller sub cf o. l. s. q
the Sub. ~ r. c. 2ss
Lots 70 TO ~ both inclusive; lots
5S 90 ~. both Inclusive, lots 20 10
I i0a. both Inclusive lots 12c - is3.
| both Inclusive John 4 Mercier's sub.
1 ot lot 8, a6s. city of Detroit.
Wayne Co. Mich
ot Detroit having fVed and deteruir
ed thAt said district. herein above
desc ri hed - hrneftef hy tNe opening
Of Cicott~ avenue. from Lirzee street
opened. as public street and high.
way. and having resolved that 81.
/ 5st 90 - the damages awarded by
verdict % jury IN thc Recorder
/ Court % the city 81 Detroit. in pur-
snance ~ proceedings under the pro-
vision. OF Ac; i7i - the Public Acts
upon the owners and occupants ~
the taxable real estate Included In
said district. In proportion. az near
as NAV BE-. 20 The advantage which
tqgirc by such opening
Notice 10 hereby given, that an
assessment, has been made ppon al
/ the lots and premises Included ~ said
Rsid improvement under the prn-
visions of said public act and that a
I roll ~ said assessment is now com
/ pie,ed and will remain az the As
s~ssors Office In tho city ~ Detroit.
for twelve days from the date of the
i hrst publication OF this notice. that
/ ie from the date hereof until the irth
/ day W April. 1915. for the inspection
/ Of all persons concerned therein and
that tho Board 81 Ass~ssors will
I meet on Friday. the 7th day of April
I Gee IN the Ci'y Hall and VIII remain
I IN session between the hours ~
I 10 a. m. and \. m on said day. and
I during tho same hours. for three suc-
| cesHlve DAYS thereafter too hear any
person or persons desiring 20 object
I 20 any assessment 80 made and 20 re-
view and correct the same. N cor
/ recfion thereof he found necessary.
BOARD or ASSESSORS
RY~ GuSTANE J ALBRIGHT.
! P-sbt President.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
MUNICIPAL rHgATEe IN soeorA

uants. at a height % 500 feet in
The Andes mountains. on a plateau
of cleared arabic land about 2,eeo
square miles in extent as big as
Delaware
This plateau is nov covered with
pros porous plantations owned by the
rich men OF Bogsta. There IS no
railroad connecting this capital
with either ocean. To reach the A..
lantic ocean one can take that rail-
road only about so miles 20 Honda.
then 80 BY steamer a little way.
then rail a few miles more. anc
then by steamer again for 500 mites
on the Magdsiera river 20 the Car
ibbeau sea.
Bogota has climate that is sim
ply perfect. and IS Inhabitants are
highly educated and accomplished.
with exceedingly courtly and cere
nIonious manners. They have ane
homes. broad. wsIl.paved streets.
and good. modern shops The city
IT, lighted BY electricity, and ras
many parks with handsome bronze
statues in them
Numerous automobiles are 70 be
seen in the streets. and when one
notices the well-dressed men and
women riding about. Il is hard 20 re-
alize that this city is cut OF from
the outside world by 400 miles OF
tropical land, much Of which is
Jungle
This almost Inaccessible city
caifs Itself The Boston Of SeHfA
America 7 wonder whether this
is on account % i,s cold dignity
or its crooked streets
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Mich, Mar q. iais
PROPOSALS FOR NO. !.
AND NO. 2 CEDAR
BLOCKS

Sealed proposals. will be received ~
the Office % tho Department OF Pub
lie Works. Detroit, Mich. until Wed
nesdsy. Mar. 20. 1915. NJ 10 o'clock n.
m. east-rn standard time. at which
time and place they will be opened.
for furnishing all the No. and No.
cedar paving blocks that may be re-
Qulrcd and ordered by the Depart
ment Of Public Works In and during
the year ending Jan. ~. 1917. and sc-
cording 10 the specincations on fils In
this office.
Bidders will submit separate bids
for No. and No. blocks. indorsed
on envelope containing proposal the
kind OF material bid upon Bidders
are required 90 fle with bids IN sep
arate envelopes certified check ~ the
sum OF 1900 with the Department of
Public Works for each proposal sub
rnitted which will be forfeited on
failure 20 enter Into n contract with
surety company bond for the>full es-
timsted amount ~ contract within
f1vc days after being awarded came.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posslr iF expressly reserved.
All proposals. 20 be made In dupii-
cate
fsts GEO. N. FENKTLL.
B-ss7 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
PHILADELPHIA AVE.
(Paving)
A..rs.meat 4 E.tImates.

fsaf Cu yds excavation.
tsei.6T lneal feet % curostone
new straight
ssgt5e "a yds asphAl.ic concrete
natural lake asphaltl on s-lnch con-
crete paving
f2St5 "a yds concrete under and
behind curb
tNy Estimates.
sag rw. yns excavation.
lBS. Inca feet of new cGroston~
fafrai ght1
2rss lIncai feet % new curhstone
IN (s-F r Msd) circles furnished by
contractor
h3f6t N1 yds 8sphaltic concrete
frAturai lake asphAlb on s-inch con-
crete paving
i4ft ru yta concrete under and
behind curb
so Nur1i feet ~ retaining stone,
I'd NfaA I'M rNIh nay be used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

In the frst half Of the sixteenth
century. three adventures with
their followers. In search OF rhe far
famed wealth OF Colombia. reached.
within few months Of each other.
the plateau where now stands Bo
sata. the capital OF Colombis.
Quesada. with 200 men. got there
6rst. subdued the highly civilized In
habitants. called Chibchas. and
founded a city near the capital OF
the Chibchss.
The other two adventures were
Inclined to question ouesada's right
to the conquest he had made. ON the
ground that he had not been com
Uissioned by the king. But Quesada
had already gathered all the plunder
possible, described as several
thousand emeralds and gold vases
and ornaments. making pile so
hfgh that a man on horseback could
be concealed behind IT. So the
other two were persuaded TO accep;
Z share OF the loot and let the king
decide which OF them should com
mand the country. Leaving Que
sada's brother in command. they all
went back to Spain and never re-
turned
Spain. however. held or to the
country and its wealth.
Think OF city OF 12F .0oo inh3b-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
BOARD OF HEALTH
PROPOSALS FOR
INSTITUTION BEDS,
BEDDING AND
HOSPITAL GOODS

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the Roerd OF Health. Secretary Of
nee 20 and Inclusive OF the fourth
day ~ April. 1915, NJ II o'clock noon.
for furnishing certain beds, mnttress-
80 and pillows bed spreads and other
hospital goods. 10 be delivered NJ
Herman kiofer Hospital. Hamilton
Boulevard and Blaine avenue.
Speci1cntIont may be had al the
sccretsry's nfnce. Board q Health
bniIdirg
Propo.ai. must he accompanying hy
certined check or cash equal to rcr
cent of the proposal. payable TO tho
Detroit BOARD of Health.
Two bonds IN sum equal 10 THO
full amount thereof viii be required
withsthc contract therefor
The Roard reserves tho right 10 re-
ieft ANY or all proposals submitted
rHF POAftD or HEALfH.
nv JOHN r. McKINLAY.
B-s70 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

said streets TO be paved according
20 the specincationr for asphalttr
concrete adopted January 2b, iels,
cedar adopted January 10, 1915; also
the estimates ~ the CITY Engineer a.
above. and tho charter and ordinances
81 the city of Detroit.
Blddera win state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
ilnenl foot % curblng. price per
square yard for paving AZ concretlng,
and price pcr lineai foot Tor retaining
-piank or stone. etc.
BIOS pili only be received for the
eutUe ~ the work or material for
any street Or section - street. as per
quantities atated IN the estimates and
The bid wiil be accepted which II the
lowest on aggregating tho above
details regardless OF bny error OF OK
rhddArs must deposit With bids en-
closed fn separate envelope = certi-
fed check psyrhlc TO the order ~ tho
Department ~ Public Works OF the
Ffft ~ Defroff a. folfows
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
WILLIAMS AVE. (Paving)


1872 cu. yas. excavation.
,3t9T.SO iineai feet OF curbstone
tnewl straight.
75ssos sq yds. cedar block on s.
inch concrete paving. -
ss5t cu iyds. concrete under and
behind curb.
City Esfimstes.
~2ff cu yds excavation.
% inesl feet OF new curbstone
(straighf.
s9I0 lineai feet OF new cufbstone
In t2-i0 r. So r. Med) circles furn-
ished by contractor.
494tf aq Yds cedar block on s-inch
cOpnretf paving.
Sis "a yGs. concrete under and be.
hind curb
1856 iineai feet of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
iff94 iineal feet OF retaining plank
The time 20 Do set In the contracts
for the cOnnletion -of the above paw
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls for 1916 will
be completed on April lst.
goAao or ASSESSORS OFFICE.

.tOk6b Or NooEooOH0 OTF ~ &
Detroit. Nlch March IS 1873
Pursuant to Sec. OF Chapter 10
OF the Chart.r OF the city of Detroit.
as amended, notice Is hereby gwen
that the general assessment rolls for
the entire Csty or Detroit FOR the
current year 1915 VII be compisted
on April 1 next. and be ready for the
iuspection os the taxpayer az that
dsts The ssif~B0ard Will - any time
thersaffeY prior % -the-isfn day ~
April fthird Tuesday,. 1915 rsrisw
the sssessrnrnt % any peraor who
may complain either verbally cr IN
writing before said Bcarf. a0f Will
make all proper corrections thereto,
ana or said last named date said
rolls wifi he submitted % mo COM
mon Council FOR consideration. and
any person consiferinR himself sg-
Rrleved by the sssesFrnenf - his
property may appeal Ia writing 10
gaid Common Council
GrsTAyE J. ALBhgCHr,
presidant.
DANIEL Z. DfLwCHTH.
B-ssz Secretary
John KoHLER
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
CIV Estimste-.
MAIDSTONE AVE. Paving
Ass~.~m~nt E.timstes

AHHF
lzfs GU. yds excavation.
f7s7T0 ilnesl feet % curbstone
new straight.
7ss3 y sq' yds asphaltic concrete
natural LAKE asphaiD on s-inch con.
crete paving
a7sz Gu. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
city E@tlmat~s-
1873 GU vds. excavation.
rs iinesl feet OF new curosione
(sfraightJ.
s7ss lineal feet of new curbsfone
in 80 r 4-i0' r Med) circles furn-
lshed by contractor.
1z- os 90. yds arphaitic concrete
natural lake asphaiD on s-inch con-
crete paving.
SIS cu. yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb
ft7 ~ ilncat feet ~ retaining stone,
- AInAl..a stlrh may be naeG-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
PIPER BOULEVARD
(Paying
As~r..meat 4 E.timstes.

1886 "a. yds. excavation.
2i0T.g0 lineal feet OF curhstone
(newl straight
30tt5s sQ yds asphaitic concrete
natural lake ssphaltl on s-inch con
crete paving.
5e3s en- yss concrete under and
behind curb
city Estimates
100 GU yds. excavation.
4sli lineRl feet OF new curbstonc
lsfraighU.
Te7s lineal feet of new curhstone
IN tsf v 1-lS' r Med) circles fur
n shed BY contractor.
5000 81. ydr. ssphaitic concrete
fnaturHl lake asphalD on s-tnch con
crete paving
- ru. yas. concrete under and be
hind curb
laAl- Hneai feet 81 retaining stone.
nLn A.ALnA -larh raAN Ia uAeN-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
PHILADELPHIA AVE.
Paving

From the west line ~ Hamilton -
the east curb lire of Twelfth. - feet
wide. wlh ssrhaittc c0ncrete the-1.
~ take aeDhaifi on 5.tnch concrete
foundation paving,
Soto~-Thc brick tor pavinS tne
following street viii be furnlsneo
s,nrk ~ the CITY OF Detroit. free or
cnat 20 fha rnnfrnlfnr.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
MAIDSTONE AVE. (Paving) }

From the east line ~ Wlldemnrn {.
the east line \of Dexter boulevard -
feet vide. with asphaltlc concrete
natural lske asphaitb on b-lnch con-
crete foundation ravfrg
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
city Estimates.
VIRGINIA PARK (Paving)

1900 ~. vdr excavation.
iat72s linehl feet ~. furhssone
fnev) straight NV
.f7sdg "a ydr asphal,lc confys'e
(rsff raj AXE asphalJ on B-inch con-
crgf~ paving
81 az ~ yds concrete under and
behind curb.
city EatiSustes.
11i cl ydf excavation
Iueaf feef ~ new curhsfCne
fsfraightl
s5es ineai feet of neE curhsfonc
in N-tp" y t-f y Mrd.) circies fur
nlsn<d BY contractor.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
ST. JOSEPH ST. tPaving)

F'rOm The east llnr of McllOuealI q
the north line ~ Gratiot. - and -
feet vide with asphaltic concrete
tnafural lake asphalt on e-frch con
f..ttnIaftnn rnNLna
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
VIRGINIA PARK lPavingl

From the west curb line % rwelftn
% ne cas-. curb line % Fourteenth. ~
feet wide. with hsphAltic concrete
lraturaI lake asphaltl on s-inch con-
rnnua4ffnr having
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
HANCOCK AVE. Paving }
t>s~ssment Fssttm fes.

1908 ga Nds excavation.
et55oS iineai feet ot curcstons
(naw1 straight
7ss%sS "a yGs aSphaitic concrete
tut'nrel lake asphAlp on s-ineh con
crete paving
ss,t cl Us concrete under and
behind cUrb
city Estimates.
3FH rI YdS. excavation.
0l llueal feet og new curostone
fetraightf
ail lneRl teet OF new curhaton~ In
Ua-fo x t1-F y Med-l circles fur
nl-hed hv contractor.
Fti9t 30 ydS aEphaitic concr@t.
tnsturai lakc Nasphalp on 6-iuch eoa-
crete paving
1881 CO sds concrete under and
behind curh
asst hn.ai fert % retaining stone.
n-d Mra-na -Mrn NAY be Mged.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
PIPER BOULEN ARD
(Paying)

From the north curb Inc ~ Freud
70 the south curb une of Jeners2n.
Is feet wide Wlth asphaitic con zee
natural lake asphalt on e~'ncu CON
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
THIRTIETH ST. (Paving)

From tho south curp line ct %
place 10 the south -uro line - MI
ford avenue. 2s feet wide. wtth as
phaltlS concrete tnatural lake a.
phsItf. on s-inch concrete foundation
-. ~ L.a
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

From the east curh line ot 1>s - ton
20 the east curb line ~ Twenty vthirn.
"a feet Wide. wtth asphaltic concrete
tra,ural lake asphAltl on S-kucu con-
crete foundation gaViug.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
CHAMBERLAIN AVE.
(Paying)

~ the east Hae % Wooirnere. 80 ieet
vida Ness double ,EeeNsB Tith as
praltic concrete natural lake as
phait) on concrete foundation paw
INK
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
"E- ST. (Paving)

From tEa west curb line ot is.pse ,
vel, 20 the east liue 70 West VI anu
boulevard % zee, wide. with asphal =
tlc concrete fnatural lake asphAltf'
on s-fnch concrete foundation FnF
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
MELROSE AVE. (Paving)

From the nottn line o. Ciay % th-
south rurh Inc OF Marstou. = tert
wide. with aspralflc concrete 'nAtNF 2
al lake asphalp on 6-!uch concrete
foundation payiug
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit Mich, Mar. "a. 1918
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
A.phaItic Concrcte.

N0to-- HINIVTs must tNOmIt sAWNIFa :
~ the asphalt and fuNtng pil pro-
posed - be used. along with their
BIDS sample ~ asphalt. 10 pounds.
- al one gallon
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

So 80 yds. aSphslti.-e concrete
natural lake asphalD on S-inch con-
crete paving.
tS7 cu. ydS. concrete under and be-
hind curb
SIS llneal feet or rttaining' stone,
old Medina curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28

fRDger w BaAson. famous status
ticSan and economist. has contributed
many valuable articles 20 The Times.
but perhaps none of more intense in
terest than those Of the present series
on South American countries Bae-
sons sketches wiii be rinted two or
three times = week Editor.)
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
Cedar.
WILLIAMS AVE. (Paying)

Prom the north line ~ Q. 7. r. X
20 The south ilne of ~ arren avenue.
IS feet vide. with cedar block on D.
inch concrete Foundation paving
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
MELROSE AVE. (Paving) }
k.se.sment Esffmofes

So 90. yds excavation.
$40 linesi feet of cprbsione new
straight
i2ia AZ 20 viH asphaitic concrete
(natural lake ssphaltJ on e-inch con-
crete paving
a7a7 en- yds. concrete under and
behind curb
city Estimates.
~ Gu yds excavation.
linesi feet % new curbrtone
fatraight).
Viss iireai feet OF new ourbatcne
in s-g n 2-iO R~Med.D circles furn-
fshei by contractor
easis 81 vdr asphalticA concrete
fnatural lake aRphaiD on s-fn ID con
crete paving
SO cn eds. concrete under and be
hind curb
iss lineai feet of retaining stone.
Id Medina curb may ba used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
ST. JOSEPH ST. (Paving)
4 Fstimstcs

s., ru yds excavation.
fa-s32 lln~al feet of curnstone
ISIS "a yas asphaitic concrete
t7atursI lake saphal) on Inch con
crete paving
as96 cA yds concrete under and
behind curb
city Estimstrr.
lb0 ~ yds excavation.
lsfa ~ lfneai feet ~ neg curptfono
in ts-4 4 s-f0' Y Med circles furn-
ished by contractor.
a+efg 50. yds asphnitic concrete
fnat4ral lake asphalt on s-ineh con-
crete paving
7si ca. yds. concrete under and be
hind curb.
Tbaas iirDai feet of retaining stone,
Old Medina curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
NOTICE OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE

Detroit, March ~. 1918.
Notice OF Street Opening Assess-
ment Roll No 2S5 for openin :
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
THIRTIETH ST. (Paving

tssS~smeot tssttmates.
1855. ca, yds. excavation.
l&'p. llneal feet OF curbstone new
straight
ie0S.61 80. yds. asphaltio concrete
natural .ako asphalt) on 6-inch con-
crete paving.
sb.si ca. yds. concrete undeE, and
behind curb,
CITY Estimates.
~. ca. yds. excavation.
s.. ilneai feet OF now curbstone
(strstghD.
iTS.aS 50 yds. aEphaltlc concrete
natural lake asphalD on s-inch con-
crete paving.
81 ca. yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
IS. lincsl feet OF retaining stone,
old Medina curb may he used
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
city Estimates.

IS eli. ydS. excavation.
Z lineal feet OF new eurhstone
tstralghN.
"a lineai feet OF new curhstone
IN (eio II Medp circles furnished by
contractor.
t232 50 vide ssphaitic concrete
natural lake asphalD on S-inch con-
crete paving
cu I'd concrete under and behind
The Detroit times., 1916-03-28
"E" ST. Paving)
Assessment Estimste.. =.

iSs Gu. ydH excavation.
9sllineal feet of curbstone (new)
straight
sSl7a SC. yds. asphaltic concrete
natural lake asphalD on 6-inch con-
crete paving
,.os ca yas. concrete under and be-
hind rurb