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The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
COUNCIL FIRM
ON TAX PROTEST

"The city OF Detroit cannot be-
charged with being unpatriouo nor
can tha automobile manufacturers
Of Detroit be called uupa rioJlc for
resisting the proposed nye per cent
Tax on gross sales" said Aid VII
liam p Bradley. OF the Tweuts first
war. IN The council meeting Tues
day night. when-Al Heulen Z.nk
moved 20 reconsider a resolution OF
he preceding week protesting
against The tax After AID Bradley
and others. including Aid James
Vernon, had finished their talks
against the reconsideration AID
ZInk alone voted for a.
Aid link. in support OF fhe recon
siderat.on made a length speech
about ne aldermen backing down
after they had promised their sup
port 20 President Wilson
The auto tax is not only discrlm
mating against Detroit, our against
some auto manufacturer more than
others said Aid Bradley ~ pro
poses tax against the gross sales
instead o. The profits md IL IS
well established fact that some man
uiacurers are earning big profits
While others earnings aro pitiably
small
This is NE frs' time Il my life
that ] ever have been accused % %.
Ing anything unpatriotic" hId Yer
nor said. III Aid. link or any othor
alderman can show where they hsvo
been more patriotic that I have
been ! am wiling 10 taxi back
seat, and vote for the reconsider.
ton"
AID Auch and Wilson voted for
the reconsideration but later chang
ed their vote.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
BILL To SUPPLY
SHIPS RUSHED
Measure Part of S3,390,946.00O
Appropriation; Wilson Is
Given Wide Powers

WASHINGTON May ls The
urgra deficiency bill carrying a 10
iu appropriation Of {3Seos46.3Sl p
Iar war purposes WAS reported out
by tho senate appropriations com
m-rse late Tuesday The bgl car
riss n Increase Of I5s359e. 500 over
tae amounts passed by tho house
Immediate action IS requested
The shipping provision are the
mos significant and interesting
IRE dent Wilson Is granted an i'm
mediate emergency shipping fund Of
sos 900 GOO He is authorized 20
snard a. once ti5o0o3o0o Of s25o-
p0o1oo appropriated for buyinE and
reG Hsti00irE ships now building
and exreluuag construction He Is
given rower to spend half o., $500
600 e1a for construction Of new
ships five milHon dollars Ia set
a de for operation OF ships &C
ql-ed by Tho government
nder rhe bin President Wilson
D. clothed with sweeping powers for
the purpose Of getting ships he
may place orders when and where
he pIeases. and IN his discretion
Compliance IS obligatory and bis
orders must take precedence. II a
shpbgi,der fails 20 comply az such
reasonable price as the president
determines the president can seize
The yards
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
DYNAMITE
KILLS FOUR
AT $500"
Explosive Mistakenly
Mingled With
Rubbish

SAUiT STE MARIE. Mich May
js An explosion today on he gov.
ernmcn, o.or ia ne s Wary's river
here which Instantly killed four
mon and probably fatally injured
three. was due 20 accidental causes
and Was not the work o. dynamite
plouers These facts We're deyel
oped during hasty Investigation
Into The disaster conducted by mill
tary and civil oncIals Jointly
Tho great 500 locks vital 70 the
transportation system o., the conn
try escaped damage
Investigation Of officials revealed
that the explosion resulted from The
iEnuion Of fireworks and dynamite
caps. being haulod by teamsters
from the basement Of local store.
20 a dumping PLACE The explosives
we're mixed ia with quantities Of
refuse being removed from The
store Presence OF the explosives
in The rubbish was not known pre-
yous 10 the explosion
The dead are
Mortimer Cook coast guard en-.
ploye
John Smith. teamster
Two unidentified men one a sail.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
BORROW MONEY
TO CLEAN CITY
Ward Funds Exhausted and
Council Authorizes Controller
to Advance Cash

on the plea that II Of the 81 wards
OF the city now are practically with
out funds 10 carry on ward cleaning
work untl July !. when next years
appropriation becomes available
aldermen made a concerted move for
relief Tuesday night thru reso-
luton BY Aid Joseph Walsh. OF the
Sixth ward and authorised Control
Ter Engel 70 advance 800, 900
against the 1sl71s appropriations
In some OF the wards funds have
been so low hat no ward work has
been done for ak or seven weeks
The resolution was adopted unAn-
imously. bur not without debate.
Members 81 the WAYS and means
committee were doubtful as 20
whether ~ was good financing
This deficit ls because boards ~
estimates In past years have cut the
ward funds allowed by the common
council" said Aid James Vernon.
~ the ways and means committee.
But borrowing against the appro-
onation from year 10 year Is bad
policy. In my opinion and YOU will
be high and dry long before this
time next year"
This resolution is poor hnanc-
ing" said Aid John Lodge. and Is
due soialy 70 the work ~ the boards
N estimates from year 10 year
AID Walsh's resolution originally
provided that the 300 900 BE- Dor
rowed from the moneys recently re-
ceived from the liquor licenses
Controller Engel explained thar this
could not be done The liquor rev
enue he said IA g3250o0 or this
100000 goes 20 the health fund.
800. 900 10 the poor commission
fund. and he balance ~ tt25 900 TO-
gether with $50 900 remaining from
last year Is retained 70 meet unpaid
personal faIes that become due on
June 30
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
NEWBERRY
STALWARTS
JOINCOLORS
Is From Upper PENN
sula Town. Enlist
Here In Body

Newherry is a small town in the
upper peninsula OF Michigan which
boasts population @, only 1900
yet it may justly De called the most
patriotic town in he state 10 date
Early Wednesday morning is Of IFS
stalwart young sons marched into
The marine corps recruiting station.
carrying their sui, cases. and asked
70 be enlisted, This town had pre
yiously contributed man, .Soln
men 20 various Branches 90 ncIe
sans service II every community
In the country did as Well proper
tiouateig there WOULD be no need OF
- con~ctpton law and rbe country
would have an ovsrdo~ army
These young men came about 400
miles 40 their own expense Before
.hey left they went 20 The physicians
connected wi-h The STATE hospital in
Nev aetry and we're examined AL
passed every physical requirement
Most OK the Young men are known
personally 60 Sergi J y T. Burton
Of The marine corps. who halls from
5 lgnace. Mich. bu Who formerly
worked 10 NeRberry Serg, Bur
ton brother Charles v Bprtou.
IS private ju the marine corps and
is now on board the I s S Della
ware Charles Burton knew The
New berry boys and wrote them Of
the advantages and thrills The ma
rine CORPS oE-rs with tae result
thar tho expedition 20 Detroit 10 en-
iist WIS started
Capr MORRISON in charge Of The
Once. received q letter wednesday,
from Col A : McIenore. who has
charge Of an marine corp, recruit
ina. In which tho Detroit Office vas
highly commended for the number
and quality 81 the recruits it has
Sent forward Detroit ranks third
n recruiting FOR no central dlstric,
Tor tbe month ~ April being ont.
stripped only 5y the Chicago and
~ Paul districts
Detroit enlisted o. men on Tues
day. ~ which The army furnished ST.
The navy 81 and the marine corps p.
Thus FAR this month the army has
anlstcd LOB men while the entire
month 81 April brought forth only
$50
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
SMOKE PAIL
OBSCURES sun

Those fortunate enough or un-
fortunate. ae The case may be-. 20
be up a, daybresk Wednesday morn
ing were repaid for knocking OF
sleep by witnessing a sun that came
slowly above The horizon looking
like a huge copper disc, FURNISHED
until il glowed with a DAN lustre
like a burning coal Instead Of the
brilliant golden sparkle that marks
the rising sun it appeared as e
viewed thru smoked glasses
That 81 presaged rain was the
belief Of most people who carried
their umbrellas or raincoats with
them. bur IA a matter OF fact there
was not a rain cloud n the sky.
even II all the heavens did appear
to be hidden By dense clouds What
appeared 70 BE- clouds were no.
clouds az All. bur instead a blanket
OF smoke
Like thick 'oE the smoke spread
everywhere and grew thicker as the
morning advanced and soon caused
The landscape 20 take on a gray pal.
Tor. due to The persistent but fu-
tile efforts OF the sun 20 break thru
'he curtain % translucent drab
The smoke, according 70 the
weather bureau. has hoafed down
from the Upper Peninsula. where
there are vast forest hres, until n
hss covered the entire state The
absence OF high winds tends m per
nit the pail Of smoke 70 hang over.
head almost stationary
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

and leaves All other matters ia sus-
So will nor pursue such a pole
That would be- the basest lnrratl-
tude toward the heroic deeds - oar
people az the front and 90, home. IL
would permanentiy press down our
pecple 20 the smallest worker fn
would De equivalent % surrend-rlnE
the future ~ The fsfherland
or ought D. conversely o. set forth
"a program 90 conquest drci rr 60
o. that I'ries from the ghf--''we
are NOT demaudine that n ~ has
not been demanded. then we are ~
one opinion.
also decline to sos frr'b "a rro-
gram 80 con 1usef We az D.f rr
fnrfn t0 war and svr stand .n nstr'"
nov against almost the whole world
nor IN ~rd-r fo make .nnrHrr HIf
exclusively ~ secure orr rN'et"r e
tho nation A DrnFrs~1 NJ CONQUEST
helps cas- lttl~ a. program of rernn-
Citation 20 Vin victory ana the war
"A regards our eastern nr'c bon
Russia. have slready recent'v
spoken. II appears as n new Res
hpd declined fer herself those violent
plans % conquest - Russia wants
20 rrercuf fIrflcr hl" 0'ehNH 0nn rF.
nounc~ ar violent r'srs - cnr9uest
for herself if she wishes 90 resfor"
durable relations az near, PM l'fe side
hy SIDE az &. us then surely 10 IA
matter - Course thaf we a. We share
fhis wish Will not dtetgrh the Ter
ranert ~efationShip in me future
and VIII rot render fts development
nsp0ss BE ~ demand which 'n-
de~t 40 not accord witt IRE freedom
% nations srt would deposit In Tho
Russia nation ~" germ % snnlity
CThurderous applause
4ouN' nnt that an sEre~uert.
ming ev-'Hs'vr'F 80 q ~'uflal m
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
nv JoRN n. HEARLEY.

star Correspondent United Press
ROME. May Is r'aly's great ~
fenFvc Is gaining ground Over =
front % from 81 70 30 miles Italian
guns are ro-rug today while lnfan-
Try j. steadily advancing Several
thousand prisonered Austrians have
al-eadr been sent behind The lines.
according TO word received here 20
day
Tho lighting was reported very
heavy on ne hills behind Gorizla.
where 10 appears hat tho greatest
force ~ the italian drive hos hecn
launched There The italian heavy
cahbcrod gums are said to be par.
Hcu'a'v Effective Heavy losses
have been inflicted on the enemy By
this Ere.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
One Reason Why Glacier
National Park is Delightful
for Summer Tourists

It's all very well 20 talk about the
grandeur ~ mountain scenery aud
ihe IrtarestinR wonders ~ country.
but unless ones creature comforts ara
veil b. ked after many ~ ne proper
~ ere blt "Hhv'
one Great attraction ~ ola
~i~-'' ts q vacation spot lies lu Tho at
trnti1n yen there o. your require.
mertr YOU run live 90 mammoth
rnuufnf1 inns ~ comfortable aud
fine HF can be found anrwhere. ar az
one rf ths numerous "9wire ChnIats.
90 IIF comfortable huf smaller and
verv picturesque And ~ YOU want
ta bn close 81 nature. you can 1--we
in We-i equipped tepet ftlp
Butt the point @lH that. wHIrhf..r
vau TAI-rt YOU Will fnd fhn thing
thurnlt well done. and thIs applies
al1o iu vui9cs fHddie horses. ma all
thai .a ultN service
Iha rIfrf States veFnflrnf 500 q
fo fh fnr TO mn kos and dfi~.f'.
"..fIlrH.H tH. NHfirfsa .t|ore
fHIi phone nr write aud iot mo
send F.H oHr illustrated NrukIef
WORTH t.nathH rrrn-If rou .nf g.
lst r. help arrengr fn- tnrr fffp.
am Hf vnur service -aiwaVH
Francis Hen pns- Art O. n
q @ r. t. 5t7 Jaoksoz niv1-. cat
oaHo.--Adp,
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
BEATS TO DEATH
MAN WHO STOLE
HIS SWEETHEART

In an argument involving a wo.
man. police say Trchi Bravo. 80 No
775 Frankhnst ", smnrruesday
Night Pos being beaten on me head
Fifh BRICK John Wsrascxyuk "a.
80 G0 Chene st. I'M whose yard mo
staying occurred Nss s--e-tS soon
sftervard on Cd change NJ homicide
BE Is said 1v police to have adm
tod the crimo. maintaining he A.
lacked Bravs because he stole hR
sweetheart
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
ENGINEERS WANT
$4,000 TO MAKE
TRAFFIC SURVEY

Barclay. Parsons & Knapp. ongi.
neers, who three years ago made
survey OF Detroit traffic conditions,
submitted an estimate OF $40 900 70
NE common council Tuesday night
10 bring the survey up 20 date The
estimate was submitted after the
engineers had talked over their pre-.
posed plan with the members Of the
street railway commission Tuesday
afternoon.
The estimate was referred ny the
council 20 the committee on ways
and means.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
N. c. Must Proteet cr.ssIna.

Additional protection al the I,e-
high-st crossing OF the Michigan
Central exposition spur was ordered
Wednesday by the state railroad
commission. al the request OF the
council Within Ave days the rail-
road must order that its trainmen
shall proceed IN advance OF each
engine crossing the street. and must
place warning signs in conspicuous
places.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
PROBE CAUSE OF
NAVY YARD FIRE

NEW YORK. May Efforts are
being made today by Rear-Admiral
Usher, commandant OF the Brook.
Ign navy yard. 20 discover the cause
Of the second navy yard ere with
In a week. which occurred last night
on board the informed German ship
Princess Irene. City nremen were
called to extinguish the blaze, which
was 10 some bedding
few days ago FIRE burned for
more than an hour on a destroyer
mOored a. a navy yard dock
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
co.
PLANS NEW STORE

The Newcomb Bndicou company.
Tuesday. closed negotiations Cor me
lease az buildings ~ the southeast
corner OF Woodward and Grand Rlv-
crave tor q long period ~ years
s. i5.sfor, building 20 take care ~
ne firms business II being planned
The buildings leased are now oocu.
pied by the company.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
SUFFRAGE BILL
IN PARLIA MENT

LONDON. May Walter n
Long. secretary OF state for The col
onies, introduced 10 the house Of
commons late Tuesday the fran
chise bill. which provides f0r the
acknowledgment OF women. which
now depends upon the vote Of The
TWO houses OF parliament
Mr. Long explained the govern
ment proposed TO ar the age AZ
which women would be qualified 20
vote Al 20
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

Mrs Caroline Montor. "a years
old. lifelong resident ~ grosse
Polnte. died Tuesday in her home
on Pulford-si she e. survived D..
her husband. Joseph Molitur. depntv
internal revenue collector. -Four
daughters Mrs Joseph Begol Mrs
John STEWART. Norma and I,enna
and three son Joseph Edwin and
Arthur Noifcr Tho funeral tI
take place from mo residence at
8 90 o'clock Safurdav morning. and
an 81 Elizabeth church a. .
o'clock Interment viii De In VI
Olivet cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
PLANT BEANS
SAYS BULLETIN

The Canadian agricultural depart
mont, In a bulletin 20 Windsor OH
Gals asks that The public be en-
coursged 10 plant beans instead o.
potatoes. because % the excessive
cost OF potato seed
10 now costs from $40 20 $50 90
plant an acre OF potatoes says The
bulletin The same money that will
plant an acre of potatoes. il Invested
IN beans viii provide seed Tor more
than SOB acres Beans are not only
an excellent and nutritious form Of
food. buf will be in strong demand
for army supplies
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

The annual meeting OF the Chill
drcn's Aid society OF Detroit will be
held Monday. MAY 81. at II 30
o'clock in the Board OF Commerce.
Reports for 1916 will be presented
there will be an election OF directors
and action will be taken on bylaws.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
NO DEMAND FOR
SCHOOL BONDS

n the school bonds placed on sale
by tho city treasurer Wednesday
are MOI 10 better demand than they
were today, it will take something
like three years 10 dispose % the
$3.50 900 issue During the morning
theirs Vas but one purchaser, Dr
George VI shelton. who took ont one
bond ~ 81 Ooo denomination. with
interest accruing Al four per cent
Children Cry
FOR FLETchER'S
G a 8 7 Q RIA
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

simultaneous with the meeting Of
the supreme council ~ Tho Roysi
trcanpm IN Boston TO-DAY hear
ing is 10 be held m Tho Federal
court In that city in fhp receiver.
ship proceedings instituted against
The order.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
ALLIED LINE
HOLDS FAST
UNDER BLOW
Terrific German At
tack Is Rolled Back,
Says Paris

LONDON. May l6- Germsny's
courter-orensiye attack which tart
ed yesterday with concerted AZ
ump against French and. British
fronts had apparently worn uaef
og' oday in vain beating against
he Allies positions The british,
in iurn. took the initiative and pro-
CRESTED both around Buie,ourt and
north of TIE scarpe Hct,y nEhl
Ius was viu going on in these sec
uons
0n me French front Tho oHcisi.
statement indicated the enemy
coantero0ensiye WAS confined 20
single major aghtug action around
J.aTaux delivered I'm force. but re-
PEELED by Niyelle's troops The
aeHtur was continuing thore bit
with ,aa advantage with the TT nch
The Berlin statement ON Che
other hand, claimed capture % a
rraan ~ FreRch trenches east -
Iaufril'e
Both German and French state
mcn,s agreed ou an Intense arui.
'ery duel in progress along the
Alsno
PARIS, May IA tremendous
German attack on a front o. two
and u half miles between Moulin
and IaTRlx early this morning was
repu "a boy French troops. the on
c.ai tatouent announced today
Along the Aisne there was an
artillery battle during he night"
no tatoment said "Early this
morning The Germans launched
powerful attack on front ~ four
k,lomoters in the region OF Moulin
and iafraur Despite their efforts
he French held All their positions
The battle IS still continuing
At Auberive. Avocourt and Borry.
En Kopf German attack also failed
in Haut Alssce the French clear
od up German trenches impriponlns
many
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

a. r.is.,..=,as F.s', SO. .i.1-ss.t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
THE TIMES WANT ADS FOR QUICK ACTION
The Testimony Others Concerning WANT Ads OVERWHELMING
7 ROBBERIES:
AMATEURISH

Seven petty burglaries Saturday
night and Sunday caused the Taco
ma police to scurFy about making
Investigations. After examining
each robbery. detectives Games to the
conclusion that the crimes were
committed by noyices, and ridiculed
the idea that gang of burglars had
infested the city. 1t was only a CO.
incidence, officers believe, that tho
burglaries occurred on the same day,
Homes entered were those of Mrs.
Emma Hitchcock, III So. 7th St: DIR.
II. +. Smith, 1115 Sixth av.; Frank
Muehlenbrueh. 4ii6 So. 18th St, aud
r. ID. HILL 500 No. X st. Food and
small articles OF silverware were
taken in each case.
The District Steam Heating Co.'S
offices, l4th and Court A, were en-
tered. but the burglars kept on
going through to the Tacoma Drug
Co.'S store, 14th and A, In the same
building. A small quantity of
liquor was taken here.
The A Street Garage was also en-
tered. and a small lamount of cash
taken from the till.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
JAPANESE ARE
.MOREFRIENDLY
SAYS DR.. SATO

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 10.
between the United
States and Japan are more
friendly" but this is principally
due to war-created conditions and
not to any recent developments in
the immigration situation, Jap
anese Ambassador Sato declared
today.
There have been no recent ex-
changes in diplomatic channels.
Sato said. to affect the immigra-
ton question. But the European
war has increased the friendly
feelings between the countries and
the immigration discussion has
been at least temporarily set aside.
The recent firm stand of the Unit
ed States against Germany's SUBJ
marine warfare has cemented this
friendship. according to Sato.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
DIVORCE MILL
GRINDING ON

A divorce was granted Florence
Gallow from Nicholas A. Gallow
by Superior Judge Clifford Mon
day on the ground of desertion
and non-support. The wife was
given the two children and SIS a
month alimony.
Margaret Emma Albrecht has
asked for a divorce from Erich
Wolfgang Albrecht, who she says
has beaten her. and struck, choked
and gagged their three children,
aged respectively years, 2 years
and 6 months. She says she left
him on Saturday taking the chill
dren with her, as they were all in
constant fear of bodily harm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
Feb. 12-1s-26, 1917.


LOCAL Improvement District No,
479.--Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. $3.50
of the City of Tacoma, roll has
been placed I'm my hands for the
OF the 4th annual INSTALL
ment OF the assessment levied for
regarding and repaving to the estab-
lished grade, IT Street from Divis-
ion Avenue, to North 18th Street
with a roadway forty-four CAD feet
in width, and laying down on said
roadway a pavement of asphalt or
creosoted wooden blocks on a con-
crete base, or a pavement of btu
lithic or bituminous concrete, on
crushed rock base; either to have
concrete and reinforced concrete
curbs and necessary storm water
drainage.
Provided that II wooden blocks
are laid that portions of the street
between Division Avenue and North
srd. North eth and North 18th Streets
on which grades exceed 3.b per cent
shall be paved with bitulithic or BIZ
luminous concrete on concrste
base.
Provided that the work to be done
by the Tacoma Railway and Power
Company shall not be included In
this contract
Said installment may be paid ON
or before March 10. 1917, but
II not paid on or before said date,
added interest. penalty and costs
JAMES C. DRAKE.
City Treasurer.
Feb. 1926. March s. 1917.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES

ORDINANCE NO. 6552. = An ordi-
nance creating the salary fund
for the month of February, 1917.
appropriating and transferring to
said fund from the several funds
OF the City of Tacoma, the sum of
compensation of officers and EN-
ployes of said city for the first half
of the month OF February, 1917, in
Guiding the compensation of en-
ployes discharged during that time
WHEREAS. the City Controller of
the City of Tacoma, has submitted
claims for salaries and compensa-
City of Tacoma for the first half
of the month of February. 1917, in
the sum of $27461.9S. NOW
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
CITY OF TACOMA,
hereby created In the Treasury of
the City of Tacoma. fund to be
called the February Salary Fund"
from which fund shall be paid the
salaries and compensation of Off
GERS and employees of the City of Ia
February, 1917, including the COM
pensation of employees discharged
Section 2. That there be and is
hereby appropriated and trans
ferred to said February Salary
Fund, from the several funds of the
City of Tacoma, the sum of $27,-
461.9S. towit:
General Fund ............s1s,062.56
Light Fund .............. 6.002.SS
water fund ..:'.......ss z,l90.sO
Dock Dept. Fund ........ COSTA
Total .......... .$27, 461.9S
Section 3. That the proper Off
GERS te authorized to drs~ 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19
GUARDSMEN TO 60
HOME IN PUNCHES

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Feb. 10.
The entire national guard now in
the field has been diided into two
contingents for departure from
the border, Gen. Funston announc-
ed today. The first contingent
will start moving without delay"
1t is planned to dispatch each
group at an interval of about a
week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-19

LOCAL Improvement District. No.
S45,--Notice is hereby given that
In pursuance of Ord nance No. 562s
of the City of Tacoma, a Roll has
been placed In my hands for the
of the Bird annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
to the established grade,
Lower Park Street from Mckinley
Avenue to East TX" Street, and
South 27th Street from East TX"
- - to Bav Street; with a road