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Sc SOLICITAN

Agentes para la venta de
LA PRENSA en- las poblacio-
mes de ALVARADO, Cali
fornia, ANTONITC, Colora-
do y demas lugares dunde no
los haya.
Las personals que interesen
pueden dirigirse solicitando
preclo Y condolences a La
PRENSA, Departments de
Agentes, 500 Dolorosa ST.,
San Antonio. Texas.
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Ell CCNpE MARTINEZ PRESEN,
IA LA LISTA DEL NUEVO GA
RINETE AUSTRiACO

~~rrl;vrn Especial para IN !rE\>N.
ANSTEGDAN... Diciembre IL
II Condc Charm Martinez, d quicn
Sc tncomend6 Ia tarca Dc organizar
IN nuevo gabincte austriaco. en- Wis
Ia de que Alexandra SpitzmuelIcr no
tuvo eXito en- II comisioN que Sc lie
confi6 por el Emperador Carlos, ha
p~reseatado la siguicnte lista de Nj
nistros:
Primer Ministro, Condo Clarm-
Martinez: Ministro del Interior, Won
Handel: Ninistro de Concrete, Dr..
Urban; Ministro dc Trabajo. Won
Trnka; Ministro de instruction. Ba-
ron Won Hussarek; Nini,tro de Agri-
c~ultura. Condo Charm Martinez: hi
nistro de Defensa Nacional. F. Won
Gecrgi; Ministro de Hacienda, Ale
iandro SpitzmueIler; Ministro de Jus
ticia. Won Schenk; Ministro de re
rrocarriles. Dr.. Z. Won Forster; Mi
nistro sin Cartera. Dr.. Baernreither;
GoDernador General de GaIicia, Mi
chaeI Bobrzynski.
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lioso combustible Sc haga dentro de
POGO tempo en- gran escala, para ell
interior de los Imperios Centraies Y
sus diversas bases navales.
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los oficiales es Ia de que tai apro-
baci6n abre Ell canine para I'm prom
to cambio de ratificaciones entire los
dos gobiernos Y la conclusion def
nitiva de esaS n~egociaciones que Sc
han veuido tratando intermitentemen
tG= desde IA Guerra Civil.
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Crondo Rccesile hhros Ell e>panol
d;riiase a ignacio 8. Lozano.-G9l
.07 Dolorosa st.-s Antonio. Texas.
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u he IA Us PUK IJC
Son tomados Dc III
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representa- hermosas
muieres en- posiciones
natursles. Los envta-
NOS en- sobre cerrsdo.
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DEFINIRA SUS TERMINUS Prom
HLAlIFA&VAA DA& AlS&&&EE UUN 1HESN&.AS00
DE- PAZSI Los ALIADOSSE MUESIRAN
DlSPUESTOS TRATAR CON ELLA.

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MBO Al NURTE

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"A PRENSA
AFRO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PREClOS DE SUBSCRIPTION:

inS E>ildO> Jnidn>. Er<icu. Canada. Gu
Ia, Puerto Rice. Panama \ las I>Id>
Fiiinina>.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
N0TICE--STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, May s2. 1915.
Pavfng Notice No. 1867.
BERLIN STREET

scb o LiGShwsrdt Minor Est. Edward
w. Boski FI fireman, Caroline W.ndt,
Sehalwitzki. isaac " saE Saetzi d Mrs. b
tE,.diucation. A. NJ Campau Reaitya OF
F T,.ddei NINA, kunz William Franz n;,
Paul E. sss uran. F. william ~ h;m. Th!sman,
Pnrdy. Ella Mostete. ". an uue anna
Fpsa K s9,,ehner. Campau Realty e' Cor.
Reifstsb ii'eaAnut. Fred H. Kruger. Fred
rex. 4: Kullaschowski' Ferd Re eh,-
len es' Carl Brcusser, Fred overiine
Fred VAIN 1ismimot gosn W y.Ina HuettSr
Senillins. F. ManneroM Eiiz AuE b i,n w.
non; Herman Reifstahi. W WaItz
Moiuoiph Radke. Paul r.. Burau. w
Wr ueste Efna:. Mitchell kennine, Albert
nroosch, NJ; & c. RsfaYski' r catb hrans
Mi iIhN,eJ ks Hisrman Gillasch, chas. 5.
Wiiheiminee' e ks g Ibrud En-. chas steet.
Frank Lux. Ernest Thie,a rie Thsn
rinh Carl Fahn August A. Til.
Br r aug 9Syri HSeTrthi w; Fensch Mary
r. Raekhsm. Martin r. Wit. oS Mieb, ri
Gessner, Mathew Spiel. Donat
EEeIIer, Gustave Radke. Aug. Criebc'
T rebeyseb h 9nd Fred Fred Bsnaseh. G =.
~ free Botritz. Cary Jago. Jennie
unahs' John zimmerman. w j. MARI.
- LEM, H. j. Dodengoff, Anna G.
X,hh, FRED Begelsdorf. Susan Toepel.
HuSust Gilman. Herman HebeI John
EadeTfnacher. St Mathews Church
Carl Lang Walter Bussang I.vdia,
bussang. Michael Miller Betty SaueT
August bobbcrstein John Goettsrhe
FRED Moner. Fred Burau. Christian
Si@u' Emil T. Lemke, Fred r.. Rautke
n, ~. ebber. \. n Schwartz. Fred
Michael. +. w. Baumgarth. Gamma,
hehity Co. and to all other persons
oNnlhS, occupying. or otherwise in
terested IN any OF the lots and prem
ises fronting on Berlin street IN said
lily or Detroit within the limits
hereinaItcr mentioned
- ne common Council OF the CITY OF
netroitt having ordered so much OF
Berlln street. from the east curb line
OF Joseph Campau avenue TO the west
me OF Mt Elliott avenue, 10 be grad
"a and paved. notice is hereby given
thHt an assessment has been made
upon all tho lots and premises front
ing on said Berlin street, and liable
10 be assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions OF the CITY
'harter, and that n roll of said as
seSsnent rs now completed and will
remain nj the Assessors Off1ce I'm the
CITY of Detroit. from the date hereof
until Juno =. 1916. for the inspec-
ton OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
b'h' President
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23

peopleSare not broad enough in mind
to admit that they have made a
mistake. Wilson Is OF the type that,
when he sees a thing Is right and
Just. is willing to proceed and act
on his convictions.
This may make him appear al
times TO be vacillating or change
able. but II Is a better procedure
than to persist In doing thing
that one has endorsed at one period
OF ones life, and yet at another
period one is awakened TO a differ
ent point OF view President VIII
son Ia thoroughly sincere in his mo-
tives, and acts up TO his judgment,
whatever that may be.
AS an executive officer he Is
scholarly and dignified, hut he might
win more popular applause we're he
more social and demonstrative in a
popular way But he is not built
that way. and therefore prefers TO
leave out all unnecessary banquets
and receptions.
In short. he is man who will do
his duty according 10 his light. and
his keynote will be deliberateness,
GOODNESS OF judgment and personal
dignity.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23

a.s %. .T%S sSsia. Ro bb.rsnf Rhode
ssris B. o'SSs isSia. w M ri lsonsns.
Kaiser a Schmidt. Jos Felic. r.
stein; Detroit Brewing Co.. H. BY
ssTcssr Alex k.on MiSasiown
Hoffman. chas. Lachinski, Fred lie.
chinsky. Fred yoss. Aug Brandt. Otto
schultz, J. Debrowski. Adolph Mol
denhsuer, |. ~. Mason NJ. c. X. r.,
Home Mission Church. Stan Nowak-
owski. Miss Weidner. Micke Ssstali.
John SchlaG; s; B1tei. John
Centhsck, n. peering. +. Bykow-
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
interested In any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Linden street.
In said City of Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit. having ordered so much
of Linden street. from the west curb
curb line OF Roosevelt avenue, to be
graded and paved. notice II hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Linden street and
liable to be assessed for said I'M
provement under the provisions OF
the City Charter. and that a roll OF
said assessment II now compteted.
and will remain at the Assessors Or.
date hereof until June 8. 1915. for the
inspection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT.
B-773 President.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
N0TICE-.STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May 90. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1869.
LINDEN STREET

To Harry J. Rill, Photochrem Co.
Jas, Tyre, Chas. +, Mathes, J. Schland,
Mrs. X. Eyers. Mrs. i. Trlx. ". a.
Burns. @. Pierce, G. Baldwin. Chas.
W. Daley Martin Wetzler Jos. d.
Grasse.. a. L. Hall. Lucy Schwick, Ann
= Fyde. Emma r. Halton, III. A.
Anthony Drews, NJ.
Beck, Fannie Beck. Sam Seffln. f.. ] !.
Dossin. T.; Grosefski. Herman Mutike,
John Knoll, w. IL. Reid. Albert APPEL
has. Hoffman Chas Friedman.
henry Young. German Baptist church
Fred Engel. Louise General. Fred
schmidt, II. Sulewicki. Peter Walsh.
David u. Wright. Nina Turnbull, \.
Hobart. Ida Perkins. r. w Dolson. T..
q; Heinrich John Green, Henry Pop
HI. Maggie Malone. a. Cube. JOS. Kla-
houch. Alex herman. Jas. Cauit. Mira
Bourke. Mrs, Ellen Morgan. Mrs c.
Renner. Emma Metzger. Fred Gus
lick. e. Grith. A. l.. Smith John Boy
Ian. Mary Bell. r, j. Rooser, Mrs. f.
q. O Rourke. Anna Miller. Joseph
BarEowski. Theophilus Kwnsnewicz
". Mathces. John Cameron, Elizabeth
APPEL. +. Teubert. +. Mccall. T.. NJ
Aseltine. a. J. Lemanski. S. J. Skuia.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
SHIPBUILDING
co. is ERECTING
EXTENSIONS

Ground has been broken at the
Detroit Shipbuiding Co.'S Orleans.St
plant for extensions TO the present
buildings that will cost $4,000 The
improvements will consist OF a new
machine shop. scratching room, and
extension 10 the boiler room.
Activities in the shipbuilding in
dustry demand these additions,
which are being rushed TO compile
ton by July /. The Wisconsin
Bridge & Iron Co. w T. Curtis,
contracting engineer, with Offices in
the Penobscot building, are handling
the entire work
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
sy JESSIE ALLEN FOWLER,
'amovs Expert Phrenolooist Of New
Xork

amove Expert Phrenoio0ist OF New
York.
President Wilson Enthusiastically
Possesses a scholarly. dignined and
shned cast of mind. He resem bles
one OF our modern executive on
ere, and shows out a personality
hat 10 decidedly unique and indi-
idual.
He 10 strongly biased by his men
II and motive or thoughtful and
ctive temperaments. Therefore
b looks at things from a philosophic
md deliberate point OF view.
He has long rather than broad
satures. and q high forehead, and
SEASONS everything out with great
ase. and his chief fault. II any, Is
Sb fear Of making a mistake by
icing too rash or premature in his
Judgment.
He has large open eyes, which
re able to see everything from a
Comprehensive and general point of
Jew: . long and narrow chin and
aw, hence 10 enduring and patient
h holding on to q resolution until
e has accomplished his end. His
Dng and rather narrow nose indi-
|ates his artistic and refined ma
ure, and his desire to hang fire"
|ather than to decide hastily or i'm
Pulsively on any important matter.
His lips are firm and closely
pressed together. hence he Is able
10 hold his own counsel rather than
disclose his plans prematurely.
wilson has reflective brow.
shich gives him his thoughtful and
|easoning mind and his strong de-
lire to weigh and consider every
Dsus Of importance that comes be-
|ore him.
He has Q moderately broad head
)ver the ears, hence Is cool and col
|scted over everything. and prefers
10 take his own time rather than
% rush things through. He Is inhu.
)nced By reason and judgment rath.
u than by combativeness.
wilson's head Is high above the
bars, but narrow In the base; hence
10 conscientious, cool-hesded. and
kven somewhat slow in delivering
himself Of his ideas. Intuition ap-
bears 20 be large. but he II not con-
lent to act on intuition alone. and
(akes counsel from his causality or
reasoning faculty.
He 10 not averse TO changing his
opinion II he 10 persuaded that an
bther course would be better. Some
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
N0TlCE--STREET
PAVING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May %. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1868.
f. STREET.

To. +. O. ortman. Louis Kortan. r.
schultz, and 10 all other persons
owning, occupying. or otherwise In
tcrested in any OF the lots and
premises fronting on y street, In said
city OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit. having ordered so much
OF II street, from the west curb line
of Roosevelt avenue TO the east line
OF West Grand Boulevard. TO be grad
ed and paved, notice is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises 'front.'
Ing on said + street. and liable TO
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter, and that roll OF said assess
ment Is now completed. and will re-
main at the ASSESSORS Office In the
City OF Detroit. from tho date hereof
until Juno 8. 1916 for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT
B-772 President.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23

Which sum viii be forfeited to. yne
City OF Detroit In case the Diedcs
fails To enter into contract. syoJect
To confirmation OF the Common Ccun-
ell within five days after the scccpt-
ance ~ his tender by the Departments
OF Public Works.
The bidder whose tender Is ee.
ceptcd will he required 10 furnish
with his contract an approved surely
company bond TO the City OF Detrott
in the full amount Of the contract
price for the work conditioned on the
full ana faithful performance or MS
part OF The contract
The contractor shall be paid IN
bonds for first paving or the pyoceede
thereof. " such bonds are purchases
by the Sinking Fund Commissioners
according 10 law.
No bid will be accepted from any
person. or firm who IL in arrears oe
default To- the City Of Detroit.
Specifications lu details for the
above work may be had on appnce-
ton 20 the secretary
The Department % Public works
expressly reserves the right TO re1ece
any or proposals,
All proposals shall be msAs -
$50 GEORGE H. rExxEl1>
B-7s7 Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
The Old Gardner Says

That the new rose Ophelia
promises TO become exceedingly
popular. partly because Of the
large flower. but more particular.
ly on account OF It's exquisite
color, which is brilliant salmon
shaded with rose, while the cen.
ter Is peach pink. II Is hardy
rose. free blooming, and vigor-
Gus in growth. and while more
expensive than the older sorts
is not out OF the average rose
lovers reach.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
City Postmaster,


said streets and alleys to be paved
and re-pavcd according 10 the spcci-
fcations for psphaltic concrete adopt
ed January %. 1916 one-course con-
crete adopted February 81. 1918.
sheet asphalt adopted January 10.
1915. tho estimates Of the City En-
ginCer aa above. and tho charter and
ordinances W tho CITY OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
linCal foot OF c'iraing. price rer
square yard FOR paving or concretins.
ana price per lincal foot for retain
ing plank or stone, etc.
Bids will only bc received for the
entire Of the work or material for
any street or section OF street as per
quantities stated In the estimates
and the bid viii he accepted which
~ the lowest on aggrcgatng the
above details regardless OF any error
~ cNtensions or footings made by
bidders.
Bidders must deposit with bids en-.
closed In separate envelope certf-
Ned CHECK payable TO the order OF
the Department OF Public Works or
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23


plain their plans In a series OF In
directions.
ut was kind of you 10 irvite my
niece Estelle here this week." he OBJ
served. Her father IL 4 visionary
fellow. generally hard up and I'm
afraid the poor girl has had but
few gayeties In her life. Has 1t
struck you that young Blair Is a
trine attentive In that direction?" he
inquired anxiously.
Really. had not noticed It." Mrs.
Alden's lips stiffened q trile disap-
provingly
Nevertheless. am OF the opinion
that something will develop between
those two" he urged. And now"
she glanced across at him, tell me
what are your arrangements for
your trip to Palm Beach7"
But before Kendrick could comply.
the door to her sitting room was
flung open and Ruth and Fleetwood
Blair appeared hand in hand on the
threshold.
Wish US happiness mother" the
girl cried exubcrantly Fleetwood
and | are engaged"
For once, Mrs. Alden lost her
suave poise.
Her eyes were fixed in a glare OF
despairing rage upon Blair. She lift
ed her hand and pointed toward the
door with a gesture not to be mis-
taken
Involuntarily Blair took step
backward. then halted and glanced
toward Ruth. Instantly she moved
over 10 his side and thrust her arm
in his.
IF there's no place here for him.
then there is zone fer mel" she
cried
Then with her mead held high, and
her arm linked in tina. Of her lover
she passed out of the room and from
the house
Mrs. Alden totter'ng TO a chair.
sank down weakly into II and gave
way to tears.
Firall. the telephone upor a near
by stand rang. Lis;lessly Mira. Alden
took II up. But all at once her eX-
preston changed. a CLEAN Of ANNA
ton returned TO her eye.
Listen" she whispered TO Ken
drick They have gone 10 Peace AL
denis in New YUrk-Rurh's maiden
aunt. Won know-and Peace is irving
10 get me 10 come there and con-
sent TO a reconciliation.
Its the only thing % do she de-
cided impulsively. Otherwise, Peace
says, they are planning to rush of 10
Jersey City or some other impoS-
sible place and get married tonight:
W whereas, Ivy seeming 10 Weld now
can gain time"
In Batson Hendricks big. luxuri.
Gus limousine, which he had placed
at her disposal with himself as an
escort, she outlined the plan OF
campaign.
When she alighted at Aunt Peac'.
Alden's old red brick house down on
Washington square and gave him her
hand at parting. there was a light in
her eyes as IL she already foresaw
victory.
Hastily she subdued her manner,
however as she rang the bell and
was admitted by the gray-haired old
butler.
Mrs. Alden made a most effective
entrance. Her expression one OF ma
ternal solicitude, she started eagerly
toward her sister-in-law: then halt
ed, as II just coming to realization
Of the presence of the oung people
For moment she stffened. but
apparently conquering herself. turn
ed with the semblance of rush of
agitated feeling and clasped her
daughter in her arms.
"My little girl" she murmured
brokenly.
There was just the right admix-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
$50
THE TANGLED WEB.

A long bobsled loaded with laugh
ing. shouting young people whizzed
down the white. glistening slope like
a runaway express train. Mrs. Al
den's house party at Tuxedo was en-
joying the opportune snowfall.
Fleetwood Blair. flushed from the
exertion of helping drag q heavy
bob" back up the hill, spied .
couple of boys with small sled who
had stopped on their way home from
coasttng to watch with solemn
curiosity the pranks and antics Of
the grown-ups.
Let me have the flyer. kids"
Blair sprang toward them. "Here.
I'll pay rent for 1t In advance" toss
ing over a half dollar. And without
waiting for any further negotiations,
he caught the rope out of their
hands, and hurried to the summit
where the group with which he had
come trudging up the slope we're
taking their places on the bobsled
for another trip.
wait minute, Ruth" he singled
out from among them q dark. strik-
ingly pretty girl in a scarlet cap and
jacket-the daughter of his hostess.
you and | are going to try II alone
this time"
Blair swung his small sled around
10 the track, assisted her to a place
forward on 1t and settled himself at
the back TO steer.
II simply had to have q chance 10
speak alone with you away from
that cackling crowd" he was muir
muring. II can't keep II back. any
longer, and although it's little
enough can offer you now, dear. If
you are willing 10 start on love and
n stout heart"
In the ardor of the moment he
quite forgot to steer They struck a
bend in the course, and. swerving
off at right angles TO the track. dash
ed headlong into great piled-up
drift.
Like a couple of grote squc figures
they emerged.
Fleetwood did not permit the mis-
adventure TO battle him
Ruth he repeated. az he foun-
dered toward her, will you marry
me-"
Such persistence deserved TO be
rewarded.
While Fleetwood and Ruth Alden,
out there in the snowdrif,s. innocent
ly and happily "plighted their troth,'
Mrs. Alden and Ba,son Kendrirk sat
together over a game Of chess and
schemed.
Both Mrs. Alden and kendrick
we're "prs ctical persons" and there
was little necessity fer words be-
tween them.
Mrs. Alden was n society mother
with hallmark position as unQues-
tionable as the sterling" On silver.
but somewhat hard put to /, to sup
port II with the essentia. finances.
Kendrick, on his side. wanted a
wifc-not companion or felrmeer
fitting to one of his years and set
tied habits. but merely to serve an
exhibition of his wealth
After inspecting the seasons
flock of debutanlcs ne had definitely
fixed his choice upon Ruth, and the
matter was supposed 10 be settled.
But at this interesting juncture
Fleetwood Blair had chosen TO in
trude
Credit must be given Mrs Alden
for shrewdly seeming the danger In
the situation as soon "a II appeared.
Not once did she raise any objec-
ton TO Blair, or seem TO interfere
with the freedom Of association be-
tween him and Ruth. And Kendrick
played up skillfully to her lead.
This snowy afternoon as they sat
cozily over the chessboard with all
the young people out Of the way
over on the hillside, they touched
cautiously upon the subject upper
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
MOORE PLACE (Pavinq)

From the west Tine Of Chope TO
the cast line or West Grand boulo-
ward. 26 feet wide. with sheet as
phalt natural Lake AsphalD on c.
inch concrete foupdatiop navioc
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
,i,,sc Gu: yda eesersts g.
~ ;Ss SsaI li:ss .., e, ,, e ry.s,s'
REED AVE. (P1y


l.toe Gu. yds. excavation.
r i;ssss9 i,nssi feet q suyeeo
s.sss.si 50: yds. ssphsitis s>1r
. ,as, su: yds' eoncrsts uaASr -
IS Gu. yds. excavsticn ~.
zo;ia iineai feet OF new cUfouC1nm
IN Mr s,e Med) circles Furnished
iSi.ss 81. yds; sheet Asphalt ~
crete paving. 80
,. hss Gu; yds. concrete useer -
is,sI iineai feet OF retaining stsl
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23

longing for you every second. De-
yotedly, RUTH.
Blair gave vent to Q low whistle
as he finished.
Little did he dream row carefully
baited was the trap into which he
was walking with his eyes open.
On arriving at Mrs. Alden's. he
was shown into the drawing room.
where he found Kendrick and also.
somewhat to his surprise. Estelle
Abbott
(To Be Continued)
The Mississippi Press association,
composed OF newspaper editors and
publishers. Is to begin II annual con-
vention today at Clarksdale.
Prfnting--the plain neat kinA--sAsv
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
Sheet Asphalt
REED AVE. (Payinpl

From the south line of JOY TO the
east line of Grand River. 26 feet wide,
with sheet asphalt Natural Lake As
phaib on 6-inch concrete founda ton
The Detroit times., 1916-05-23
WESSON AVE. (Paying)

From The south line OF Norton In
the south line Of Michigan. IS feet
wide, with asphaltic concrete (Natur-
raj Lake Asphalt on 6-inch con-
crete foundation having
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ALLEY 632 (Repaving)
Assessment Eafluanfea.

81 GU. yds. excavation including
old paving material, cobblestone. etc.
S2lot 50. yds. one-conrse concrete
paving.
ll5 llneal feet OF retaining plank.
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n rfsht-Tfmes job Dept--Maiu 1S.S
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ALLEY 627 (Paving)

" and : alley hrst cast OF CasS be-
tween Willis and Garfield. also the ..
and W. alley running easterly 20 wcst
line Of raved alley. % feet wide. with
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
AND RE-PAv!NC
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will be received at
The office Of the Department OF Pub
lie Works Detroit, Mitch, until
Thursday. May 25th. 1916, at 10
O'Clock a. M. Eastern Standard time.
at which time and place they will
be opened for furnishing all the la
Dor and material and paving and re-
paving the streets and alleys named
below. within the limits mentioned.
In the city OF Detroit, with the styles
of payement stated
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One-COurse Concrete
ALLEY 625 (Paying)

F.. and w alley in block between
Forest and Hancock. erom the west
line Of Greenwood to the cast line