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The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
Traffic Situation Due To
Lack of United Leadership,
Lovett Tells Church Folk

arrrr prohibits any one Office from
having final authority n IL sys-
tenn which neither prevents diEhonet -.
tF nor secures efficiency n ls good
tl believe ttaf the charter commits
s.ou viii give US new system. with
fl'i authority % solve the traction
problem fhc TRAFFIC congestion prob
lem and other VeHing prooiems in our
cIty
Hu' no form OF charter will reform
city automatically Ths key 90
every situation ST. the average clti-
zen. when ws gef r7 busy with our
private Affairs that We ignore crying
evils tu the rowUunltT. we must sE-
prct fo Pc slapped in the face DY the
EreedF corporation or be robbed
perhaps Killed. b. an outlaw
uefroite apld growth has brought
ua some penalties a. well "a profits
fused action but fHe u T. H.. unlike
tte 0lty. ls managed hy single gov
rruufnf Many - mo people give
fhrsn matters no Thought az sli-ftil
ne shoe punches thrw personally
The condition ~ united community
action. nn behalf 50 400 The people fs
q falf cantnuiN ~ r1mmunltv Intsr-
est
our troubles are due largely fo the
faet thaf ma iorifI 81 our citizens
d. not even fnk 80 ffts| rrmmur ity
a-rrr fhft psf taxes or 0te--.f thsl
don forget fe vote rhan ths'r
r.upe rnrHr1 ur ben an uvrhrf.
ant pubic errrlCe oru1rs ficE s11ll.
TT-77TTF TTfafa its own
promises 80 scraps ~ paper and de
-fsrer war uithouf the tornaiftv -
snflnE diplomatic relations
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
TO STIMULATE
RECRUITING BY
BRITISH HERE

A campaign 10 stimulate the vol
untary enlistment OF British subjects
BIO Detroit. OF whom there arc be
tween 5000 and 10000, II 81 esti-
mated. SIS planned by the British.
Canadian recruiting mission Com
mittees Of prominent business men
viii assist Jsmcs 3 Mckay. a a..
rector of me Dime Savings bank
was appointed general chairman Of
this civic committee In an organize
ton meeting. Monday night Joel
Stockard. ~ Stockard g. Company,
investment bankers IN The Penob.
scot building viii BE- general man
aRer and organizer
The plan Is 20 divide the city into
district corresponding With thu
draft districts There will DO sub
committee for each district. each
with a captain, when viii ny "a
reach every British subject who
comes within tho age limits hEed by
tho Canadian consumption lay. Mai,
J r. Templeton is ia charge Of me
recruiting mission here
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
BALL
CLUBS TO MEET

The Detroit Amateur Baseball
federation will hold its regular De
cember meeting Tuesday night, a.
club headquarters. No s5e Fourth.
ave- AZ $50 p m The meeting is
for the purpose OF clearing away the
seasons business and laying the
final plans for the presentation meet
ing next week al which time the va
rious trophies won by the teams and
individuals viii be given out. as
we'll as taking up vote on the plan
for giving A farewell dance 10 the
members OF the teams in this or
ganization for the 1917 seasons sue
cess The managers Of all clubs, as
we'll "a players who belonged 20 the
federation the past season. are re
quosted 70 DC present
Wednesday night IS basketball
night for teams who desire 90 en-
roll IN the league race end secure
practice gym.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll no. 341s For grading and
paving warren avsuus from p u
*. e. 20 city limits.
Roll No 'tt Tor grading and
paving ALLEY so ~. being the "T'
allty in block between Greenwood
and Fourth avenues BrainndT> ana
Tuscola streets
Roll No etl5 For grading and
paving alley No sa7. being the alley
between sixth street, Greenwood and
Roll No. 24i6. For grading and
paving alley No sos. being alley IN
block between Commonwealth. Trum.
bull. AleXandrine and Willis avenues.
paving alley 40 80 being the alley
hrst east or and parallel 70 Junction
avenue. from ~. Hsdvig street 20
Ron No. 7nA For grading and
paving alley No 7ss. being the '.T"
alley in block bounded BY Green
wood and Fourth avenues Tuscoia
street and selden avenue
paving alley No. sic, being ali the
alleys IN block between Linwood
avenue. IN Sale boulevard. Ia Sale
Gardens north and Nicolet avenue. j..
o. R S S.y a 70 az or s. FTsd' r. sra
alley between Field. Sheridan. Ker-
cheval avenues and atrrlob street
70, No, at ~ For sssd DIN. and
hrst north ~ and parallel 10 Buchan-
an street, from Twenty strict 20
Twenty Fourth street
Roll No 2l77 For grading and
paving alley No $40. being tho alley
In block between Brush and Beaubien
streets KIRBY and Ferry avenues
Ron 40 2t23 For grading md
paving alley No. SIC, being the alley
In block between Brush Bcaubien
streots Palmer and Hendrio avenues
uraAlWU and
paving Ford road from the west line
~ Western avenue 70 westerly city
roll No HaS For Ersding. and
south Of south line OF Marquette ave-
nuc % the south line OF Marquette
Roll No. 24ss. For grading and
west line q orsnd. River avenue 20
the east curb line Of CoifaN avenue
Roll No. 2si7. For grading and
paving Tarnow avenue. from the
. . . ns Il IN Ms on Es1rs ysn se.s 10 the
Roll No 2i2s For grading and
paving Western avenue, from the
north curb line of Michigan 10 the
neItherIy line OF Q 80
paving Carlton avenue, from the
north curb line Of southern avenue
90 the south curb line Of Michigan
avenue
Roll No 2f10 For grading and
paving 81 Joseph street from De-
dufudre street, 20 the vest line pf
MqpouEaii ayAnue
Gaii 80 tt7t nor ErsdinG and
ravlur Hancock avenue. from no
east line - Grsndv avenue 20 the
vest line of Joseph Campsu avenue.
I'll 81. 80 Tor grading aud
rRvInF kerchsvaI sVSnuE. from ~
east CuIh line ~ Gray sNsnue 20 The
eastsriy city limits
Roll Nc 1853 Tor grading and
paving Nsdhury avenue from ne
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
THEATERS


MtiNN
Eha FASH |uU-a.. rrIIer cN
tiaI Crane r.- r...H- arrIactlou
uu fl.s Nrrfr nf Nf.re the
afr| e'.Uft. ably pre-
scented William ug nd
.ulpHr. Iae action ,-N. ..tce in
u.I.-r Na.. .H..r" sos -t CITY.
where --rHIuE aH >-I Hrauton.
COMES f. N.s.f . mother ARRESTED
nu fnr ch 7rEo of r.8r 'nr her husband
.n|r. frirI mrfH.Is meet
V.t. unexpected results and Nr'nina
l'stn.l.nHel Zoe --. paft ~ counsel
fnf fhe defense. H.ue hrr case
Those who enjoy quartet music
viii Do telghf.a with Goo ~trattord
Comedy -Four 'n The Sew IenCher'
eC srho1Irunm a.r hr.wfaI ~ spark
Ink lines and riru wclodr seldom
----.a-----+--l t---r--rr--rt-rlv HgEregR-
rL.u visit
George Mcradder IS a unique char
'.tcr and brings witF him e budget
IN new Jokes and songs NayhelF
Phillips SINKS we'll and teils luNenlh
stories iu 'mlteh,y
Hoop skirts pokes and gallant
youth from The south IE1rc prcml-
monthly in Dorothy Shemans southern
F.rtnade Ia which seNtet % acc
0urDIlshed NUnNC people sing The
SONGS uf The southland iD ho days
of SEQ
H,arn and Reuter-. a pair OF *
rrrticual dancers. uprn The vaudeville
hlll Wltl some clever steps. a null
tlple-rtel western thrlUer prcredes
and follows flc vaudeville perform
aUtr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
.U.OF. D. TEAM TO
Dine AT D. A. C.
Captain Will BE Elected At
Banquet Tuesday
Evening

The University Of Detroit's foot
ball eleven Will be banqueted Tues
day evening az $50 o'clock in the
Detroit Athletic club by the athletic
board OF the university Letters Will
be awarded az the dinner and tho
captain for next years team elected
II IA expected that 20 men Will
receive letters. following the custom
OF the university 10 award them 70
all players participating in the big
games Of he sc0ton
Who next years captain will be Is
still quite % question No player
has been proposed Tor he post and
the fact that all he players will be
back next year means that the cap
tain will be hard 20 pick
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
McCOURT WINS
FROM PALMER

Ray Palmer. OF Detroit. was g
feated Monday evening IN the Rec
rea'ion billiards theater by Charles
McCourt in the FIRST match In Nc
Courts western tour OF the inter.
state league circuit The score was
50-3f McCourt made the high run
OF six and Palmers best consccu-
tive score vas four.
Pierre Maupome defeated Harry
Cooler, % indianapolis, in the Inter.
State league billiard match held
Monday night in Cleveland by A
5000 score Cooler actually made
bur 10 billiards. having been given
a handicap OF TO-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
THREE WOMEN
ARE ATTACKED
Tell Police of Being MOlested
BY Men: One Arrest
Made

Police are investigating attacks
on three young women two of ihcm
Monday evening AMI one Tuesday
morning
They have arrested art Ander-
son. Is years old, Negro, ON The
charge OF felonious assault The
charge is made by Dolly Black. ~.
M. 90 Clinton-st. she was walk
ing past No 252 Brush-st Tuesday
morning. when the Negro accosted
her. she said An alteration fol-
lowed and she charges be drew
knife and slashed her about the
body. Detectives Mcpherson and
Straith Of the central station, arr
rested Anderson shortly after the
girl made her complaint. She iden-
tilted him as her assallant
Miss Lulu Duke. "a. No. 69s Tux
edo-ave., was attacked by a roughly
dressed man as she was walking
home on Linwoood-ave Monday
evening. The man knocked her
down and then choked her. lie was
frightened of by her screams.
4 young women. whose name is
being kept secret by the police. re-
ported that she was attacked and
robbed on Fischer-ave near ker.
cheval-ave., Monday night She was
walking towards her home on Wa
fr--rf- ii---- 49,. s.---a =
around the corner and purposely
bumped into her She was knocked
down. He seized her BY the throat
and took away her purse and Jew
elry, valued al si5
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
MORE GUARDS FOR
RIVER PLANNED

Reinforcement 10 tho detail OF
Michigan state troops guarding the
river front and tunnel will be sent
from Lansing within a few days and
the federal government viii take
steps 10 further protect Detroit from
The activities OF German conspira.
tors. n was announced. Monday. FOL
lowing a conference OF Gov Albert
r Sleeper and Henry Behrendt.
United States marshal
"Our idea at this tine. said Gov
sleeper. IS 10 provide sufncient pro
lection for foodstuns here Our
state troops cannot guard ali manu-
featuring places in this city and 9th.
ar parts OF the state The manuisc.
tlrers may obtain their own guards
80 the majority have already done
only in cste y eIfraordInsry cir
cunetanceE Nlll No pruLde- zziat.i-
al factories. and then - will b. .
csFe Of adding state troops 10 the
guards hired By the menus ctursr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
MIC HIGAN
STARS TO FIGHT
Wieman, Weston and Sparks
Will Quit Football For
War Game

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. g.
"Tauk" Wicmsn. Wch.gan's power
ful line plunger and tackle. has
made application for commission
in The aviation section OF the United
states army and has passed the pre-
llminary examination. IL became
known in the campus Monday night
II is also understood that "Beak'
Weston, quarter aud Gin SpUrkF,
haifback. are planning on leaving
with Wleman II is expected that
Wieman will be called upon IN a
short time for further examination.
Sparks and Wieman are two oil
the men eligible for the captalncy
or the 1918 football team Both are
juniors. Wiemsn being in the liter
airy department and Sparks IN ,hR
engineering college Weston is a
senior In The engineering depart
ment
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No s37s For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No 1865.
IN hloeks BOUNDED BY Martin. Liver
Roll No 1881 For constructing
vltrihed crock lateral sewer No 2s1i.
IN Blocks bounded by Townsend. Van
Dyke. Harper and Miller
Roll No 1921 a Tor constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer No. 2eii.
IN block bounded by Lvernois Green
way. Southhcld Northheld.
Roll No S223 For constructing
vitrlhed crock lateral sewer No. 2atS..
hcld Soutnfeld. Underwood. Green
Ron No. ss5s. For constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer No 294s.
In blocks bounded by Wabash. 18th.
MONTEREY. cortland
Roll No S27I For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No 1881.
IN blocks bounded by Dubois. Ray
noids Dawson. Palmer
Part is due and payable within 80
DAYS from date OF this notice Parts
2 2 ara 4 become due and PAYABLE I'm
one. two and three years. respective
gethcr with intereEt at Tho rntc ~ Z
per cent from tho date when the
work was accepted By the city.
Either - said parts may be paid
Within IN days from the date ~ this
notice. without Interest
n either ~ tho parts one. Two,
three or four shall not be paid hen
tucy become duo. per cent y nalty
and interest ~ the rate 81 per cent
from tho date when the work was ac-
cepted bv the city will be- added and
The premises nsseaecd viii be Rdver-
tIsed and sold a. provided by law.
MAX c. KOCH,
M. 20 city Treasurer
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FISH GETS HIGH
SCORE IN SHOOT

ST THOMAS, Ont. Dec The
opening OF the grand international
shoot Monday. under Tho auspices
OF me local gun club. vas featured
By G. y. Fish, Of Buffalo. Who I'm
ished high man in The 20.target
event
e G Vance and r G. Wright,
tied for second honors r Huse-
man representing the Remington
Ammunition company, OF Rochester.
broke 9s out Of a possible 100 tar
gets and finished high professional
Roland Day. the Loncon favorile.
made mediocre showing, breaking
but - ot his 100 targets Cloudy
weather hampered the event some
what
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

empty, about go feet from the body
That a terrific struggle took place
before The shooting WAS evidenced
b. tho condition of Che officer 8
clothing and body HIS coat and
Trousers were torn and body bruised
Iiis club VAS cracked and spin
tered
Just how the shooting OF The onl
ce- occurred is not determined.
T1ai be- was shot ar comparatively
close range 81 taken for granted.
only az short distance can the
Hgif automatic believed used have
tho deadly effect that 90 did
n a. believed that after the
struggle In which Angel smashed
his club. the two men got away.
The surposition is that Ange ii
empiied his revolver ot The men
without effect Then secure in the
knowledge That hc could not reload
quickly. they returned and pumped
the magazine toad az bullets Ialo
him
Some Of mo officers believe that
ANGEL cmptlod dis revolver While
iu the struggle with the men ana
thai one OF them % turn turned his
automatic on .te officer With better
effect
Anfeus BODY was taken -o the
morguc. He bad been cn the force
fo- seven wears aud is unmarried
Re lived at 40 $50 Mc,iraWaFe
Tho cthe- i've police officers
Killed This yaar are as follow
Emil Schmidt Feb -9t Charles
Seice trrl Il Emmanuel ROC
.ara InIF "a Richard Diamond
Aug. lis and Norman fowler Oct
II
n is believed Angel saw The mon
carrying the turkey and stopped
them for investigation He may
have accused them OF theft and The
nght followed his attempt 20 place
Them under arrest,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
CUSTER ME- n
NEED RADIO
EQUIPMENT
Detroit EXperimenters
Have Chance To
Be Generous


CAMP CUSTER. Mich pec g.
Detroit has chance fo Do son.
ercus with the Camp custer msn.
Tie artillery brigade needs Badly
an flo wireless and telep- one
equipment that 81 can set T@0 "
The three regiments in rhe brigade
are recruited entirely from Detroit
and Orb .Lr- c.-v su appea. IS Pc 73t To
come across with the equipment de-
sired Sew equipment is NOT neces@
sary Old wireless oGfats w'l. ap-
,wer the purpose splendid.y. and so
Will e.1 telephone r TO sending
apparatus is available the wireless
receiving apQaratu. alone will be-
welcomed So VIII wiring ant dry
batteries. Dorruiters IA q position
20 loan something Ike THIS 20 the
artiuerymen for their training and
acld experiments. should send them
TO the commanding oficer OF the
I-ntA -art+l-eEr- brigade t,ass+r- Gus
Ter.
Several more Detroit boys have
Uon promotion iu tbe 323th Geld ar
tillery regiment They are Earl
l. CoDofer. promoted 20 De a cor
porai In The headquarters company
benjamin " Brandt and Louis A
Singer promoted to D. sergeauts in
The supply company: Lawrence ?.
Hess. promoted to be- corporal ir
the supply company Herberf g.
Maiimir August J Rockefeller and
Luther li Atkinson promoted ra
be corporais I'm Battery - and VII
liam 4 Rote- promoted fo be core
pouj IN Battery a
The ambulance corps has accept
ID the challenge ~ fhe G29fr Wa.
chine gun battalion to play football
here "a ednesday afternoon n ~
popularity understood that the game
wall be for tho champ'o ~ the
camp altho The ambulance company
will not admit thar j. beat 'he ma
chine guuner- By narrow score
several weeks ago. aIsi Is taxing no
chances. The machine eunners are
captaincd by Vie Whitmarsh. and
are nearly an altDetroit team Com
pany &, ~ the 737th infantry. PLAYED
indoor baseball with the Postum
team last night and viii meet the
Rmour depot tonight a. the Y
auditorium
Floyd A. Rowe. camp athletic d.
rector. announces that there has
been shipped 10 the camp nine com
pRny athletic outfits. such as viii be
supplied 20 an companies by tie
Each outfit includes
six baseball bats. a dozen hsseballs.
p chest protector mask and catch
iny glove "A first baseman's glove
six basketballs. Two footballs two
sets 81 luoit six indoor baseballs
six indoor baseball bats two medi
cine balls 10 sets az boxing gloves
and rule books for baseball basket
------'- T-77TrdfT TTd s0Trer
Mai Kunzie has reported from
thu Preside az San Francisco and
has taken up his duties as assistant
chief ~ STAFF % the division
Truck drivers, mule drivers. chau-
feurs and motorcycle riders OF the
DIVISION have been issued heavy
made or brown canvas.
lined with blankets and topped with
black fur collars Similar shelter
from the cold has been issued 10
he men who must stand guard or
fcers are registering envy when
ever thev see one OF The enlisted
serviceable as well as hobby
Ii has been announced that the
following Detroit and Wayne coun-
~ men have been rejected and sent
home because OF physical disability
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
PERCY LEADS
IN BICYCLE RACE

NEW YORK, Dec. At 3 a. m.
the II leaders in the six-day bicycle
race AZ Madison-sq. garden had
travelled 500 miles, no laps Piercey
vas out ahead Madonna and Bello
stu trailed lap behind The rec
ord Ia FOG. one lap. made by lawson
and Root in 1915 In Chicago
Spencer brothers quit tho race A.
midnight. They had agreed to ride
% hourr.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
4 resolution adopted Monday evening
by narn hers OF the American Chaln

N N0T0|"I808 mo- T0TTTUE TH0-T
annual reSslcn tn The Hotel stat
Ter. onerF the $50 of TIE ware
houses owned and operated hr
members of the body 20 use gov
eminent during The wHr Members
also pledged themse ives o. aid
wherever possible tn che movement
or storage az war mater AL The
sssoc alton represent one Cf the
largest Eareh0uae owners in inf
large chipping ceufera - fnc reur-
tff TdEars saga House. Inc. is
die Detroit repre- lt atlVe Freei-
dent Alton H greeley. cf Tlevr-
and reported that the cost -
handling warehouse goods has i'm
creased 100 per cent and warned
tire oncratrrs % beware 81 op~rat-
LII. ~ L.nn
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
CITY or oETRolT-oFFlcE or
THE CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 4, 1917
Notice 81 hereby given 20 all per-
sous interested that there have been
hied IN this office the following
named assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
k.spIna rhe oualItY up

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. the
World Famous Cure for Colds and
Grip. ia now 30c per box On account
OF the advance in the price OF the six
different Medicinal, Concentrated EX.
tracts and Chemicals contained IN
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. II
was necessary 10 increase the price
20 the Druggist. II has stood the test
FOR Quarter OF a Century II IL
used by every Civilized Nation Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
Looking For An Opening.

The Head Lady Barber--Nant
anything sire
Nr. peowce 10 like 20 SEQ ~ T
can make arrangements 20 rln a
manicure stand herf
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

rrffr-rFfn- FF0eraI AMI lePdrr N
the DA+-r static party On Michigan.
who fIrf recently. is left O. his
widow Ers Frances T.. Dick insou
The ef-f was iIed In tho probate
courT Monday TITO erfifontef value
% I've oetste - $40 roo For- Frr-
wants were named in ths Uif ard
$3.50 wit be divided among their.
Nrs 1Ici iuFou asks 60 BE- named
amin sfratriy THO hear irR mfii
lie he'd Ian
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
CITY or DETRolT-oFFicE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.

Detroit Dec 4. 1917.
Notics IA hereby given 20 all per-
sons interested that there have been
filed In this office the following
named assesEmouf rolls
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

west line Of Roby street 90 the west
line ~ So Aubin avenue.
Part ] is due and payable within
~ days from the date OF this notice.
Parts .. and 8 become due and pay
able ga one year and one month TWO
years and one month. and three years
and one month respectively. from the
IH-r - -TT-7 TT-T1T-r1 : TT = II
terest az the rate OF I per cent from
tho date ~ the confirmation ~ tho
rolls.
Any or all az said parts may be
paid in the order named within 30
days from the date 81 the notice
without intcrpHt.
n either ~ said parts one. two.
three or four shall not be paid when
they become due. 3 per cent penalty
and interest AZ the rate OF per cent
from the date 81 confirmation 81 the
assessment VIII he added and the
premises assessed will be advertised
and sold az provided BY law.
MAX c. KOCH,
No. 90 city Treasurer
The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-17

Oscar Wickman, labor and
hauling to Jail 1850
r. F. Byram. labor at Jail -. 11.75
John Colville, drawing Jurors $50
County Home Bills.
Roberts & Henschke, gro
ceries ........... S..
Rudolph Dehler. meat ...... 5.35
r. F. Light & Power Co.,
light for Home ........... %. Al
Poor Bills Outside County Home.
Roberts & Henschke, procer-
les for Mrs. Duschner -. Al 81
Roberts & Henschke, grocer
Roberts & Henschke, grocer
les for Mrs. Lovejoy ....,.. 80 81
Monson Mercantile Co., gro
ceries for Mrs. Amner -. 5S .86
Peake & Co., supplies for
The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-17

suant to adjournment.
In the matter of the final GER
tifcate given by the engineer on
County Ditch No. 81 to the con-
tractor the board went out to in
spect said ditch and found same not
completed according to plans and
specifications.
On motion the board adjourned.
H. M. AUNE,
Chairman Of County Board.
Attest:
L. p Larson,
County Auditor.
The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-17

Q Nos. 81 and 4S 19. 20
John Arends, attending
al hearings on Co. bitches
Nos. 81, Az and 48 ...... rs. 90
5 Ed. Steffl, attending hear
q ings on Go. bitches Nos.
81, AZ and 48 ...... $40
Q Jas. P. Gaffney, attending
hearings on Co. bitches
Nos. 80, Az and 48. ... 16. 90
6 H. M. Aune, attending
hearing on Co. bitches
0 Nos. 81 and Az ........ $40
! F. R. Kline, engineers fees
and expenses on Co.
s bitches Nos. "A, 26 and
SO ........... sS. 81
F. B. Forbes, engineers fees
and expenses on Jud. No.
IA, Is and on Co. 21, %
Q and 40 ............. 1876. 13
F. H. Anthony, engineers
fees and expenses on Jud.
u No. II, IS and on Co. 22
and "A .............. 47.15
= olG. P. Smith, engineers fees
and expenses on Jnd.
OF Nos. 12, IA, Is, II, IS,
and on Co. 20, q, %, "A,
O! 26, ~, 28, 80, IS, 38, Al,
40, 43, Az, 45, AZ and AS 200 .08
f.. w. Kline, assistant en-
5 gineer's fees on Jud. Nos.
IS and c.. No. s6. SO. "a
OlOtto Owen, rodman on Jud.
Nos. IA, Is, and Co. Nos.
Il 81, 80, 35 and 40 81 Is
0I Ed Severson, rodman on
,Jud. Nos. liz, is and on
Oh Co. Nos. 22, "a, 25, 27
and A 40. rs
5! Iver Moen, inspector on
Jud. Nos. IA, Is, Is and
Oh on Co. Nos. 22 1877 90
P. F. Starry, assistant Eng.
on Co. Nos. 21, 80 and
ol AZ 1866
r F. Starry, assistant Eng.
fees on Co. Nos. 80, 35
5 and 40 25.25
Floyd Chapman, rodman On
Go. Nos. 24 and 26 30
% Senter Baldwin, rodman on
county bitches Nos. 40
II and Az ......... 5 .OO
Electric Blua Print Co,
The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-17

Mrs. Mary Rasmussen -.
Road & Bridge Bills.
Botsford Lumber Co., of Wal
nut Grove, tile for road -.
Botsford Lumber Co., Of City,
lumber for roads
Peter Lloyd, gravel for state
Improvement Bulletin, publish
ing notices Of lettings ....
Tiff & Arndt, work grading on
State road No. / ........ Z
State Bank of Morgan, freight
on gravel for st. road No. 8
p. F. Starry, work with engi-
neer on st. r. H. No. "a
Tiff & Arndt, extra work on
State r. H. No. IA .......
Lamoreaux Bros, extra work
on st. R. H. No. "A ........
DITCH BILLS.