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DFFICE OP THE DEPAHTMENT OF
PABKB AND BOULEVARDS
Room 101. City Hall.
1 Detroit, May SI. 1011.
Scaled proposal* will be received at
tho above office until 12 o’clock noon.
Thursday, June 0. 1011, for the con
struction of extvnaion to
WOODEN DOCK
at the east end of Belle Isle park, and
for the extension of
CONCRETE DOCK
on American shore of Bell* Isle park,
westerly from bathhouse.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the above office.
Bids must be made separately and In
triplicate.
AH proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check equal to 5 per
cent, of the amount of the bid as u
guarantee that contract will be entered
« Into.
The right Is reserved to reject sny
or all bids.
M. P. HURLBUT,
4 Commissioner.
H. W, BUSCH.
{Secretary. (937)
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Petiolt, May 28. 1812
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REPAVING STREETS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Department' of Public
Works. Detroit. Mich., until Tuesday,
June 4. 1912. at 10 o’clock a. m., stand
ard time, at which time and place
they will be opened for furnishing all
the labor and material and paving and
repaving the streets named below,
within the limits mentioned, in the
City of Detroit, with the style of pave
ment stated. •
With Cedar.
TOLEDO AVEMK (Pavlas 1.
Toledo avenue, from the west line of
Scotten avenue to the east line of
Clark avenue, 38 feet wide, with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Be
rea. Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered, in
cluding new foundation and brick puv
ing between and along double track.
Preparing for ftheet Asphalt Hurfaclsg.
LINCOLN AVION IK (Hepavlagl.
From the north line of Putnam ave
nue to the north line of Milwaukee
If feet wide, with 6-lnch and 3-lnch
concrete foundation and Berea and Me
dina curbstone.
MII.LKTT STHKKT (Repaving).
From the east line of Jos. Camp&u
avenue oq south, to the west curb line
of Elmwood avenue. 25 feet wide, w th
I 6-lnch concrete and Berea (jurbstone.
With Brick.
Note. —The brick for* repaving the fol
lowing streets W'lll be furnished and
delivered on or contiguous to the work
by the City of Detroit, free of cost to
the contractor.
ABBOTT STREET (Hepavlagl.
From the brick at Michigan avenue
to the east line of Trumbull avenue, 28
leet wide, less angle track, with brick
,on 8-lnch und 1-lnch concrete founda
tion and Medina curbstone.
ANTIF.TAM STREET (Hepavlagl.
From the east line of Dequindre
street to the west line of Chene street.
-6 feet wide, with brick on concrete
foundation und Medina curbstone.
BUCHANAN STREET (Hepavlagl.
From the Railroad to the east line
V*f Scotten avenue, 26 feet wide, with
brick on 6-lnch concrete foundation
and Berea curbstone.
KNOT STREET (Hepavlagl.
From the east curb line of Beaubien
Street to the west line of Russell
street. 26 feet wide, with brick on con
crete foundation and Medina curb
stone.
With Creosote* Block.
Note—The block for paving the fol
lowing street will be furnished and
delivered on or contiguous to the work
by the City of Detroit, free of cost to
the contractor.
JAY STREET (Hepavlagl.
From the east curb line or Gratiot
avenue, to the went curb line of
qulndre street. 26 feet wide, with creo
soted block on concrete foundation and
Medina curbstone.
SHEET ASPHALT LAID BY THE
CITY. *
Following are the estimate* In de
tail for the work to be done on the
above paving and repaving Jobs:
TOLEDO AVENUE < Pavlas I.
AHMCMsment Estimate*.
484 cubic yards of excavation.
926.30 lineal feet of curbstone (new)
straight. . , . i ~
13 ss lineal feet of curbstone In <4-12
feet H.) circles. 2 dressed Inside. ?
dressed outside: Medina by contractor.
, 1201.87 square yards, cedar paving.
H 23 fi4 square yurds of concrete. 6
Inches deep.
* 2VIR cubic yards of concrete under
und behind curb.
City Estimate*.
32 cubic yard* of excavation outside
of track. . . ..
402 culdc yards of excavation Inside
and along track.
123.4 C cubic yard* of excavation, in
cluding old paving materials, old con
crete foundation In track.
14 Pncnl feet of new curbstone
(straight).
31.42 lineal feet of new curbstone
In (2-10 feet R. Medina) circles fur
nished by contractor
603.6 r » square yard* of brick paving
In track*.
84.22 square yard* of cedar paving.
70.32 square yards of concrete under
paving. 6 Inrhe* deep.
' 310.98 cubic yards of concrete under
paving in and along tracks.
121 cpblc yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
3.71 cubic yard* of sand under ties.
178.R7 square yards of granite nose
stones furnished by city, laid by con
tractor. . . ...
2000 lineal feet of rail to plaster <lr
required) at the lunctlon of pavement
with car track: the contractor will fill
void under rail heads with cement
« morta.r without extra charge.
LINCOLN AVENUE (Repnvlag).
City Estimates.
2729 cubic vnrd* of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
sand, Putnavn-Holden cedar on plank.
Holden-MUwaukce
1060 lineal feet of new' curbstone
(straight) more or less. Medina.
360 lineal feet of new curbstone
•(Straight), more or less, Berea.
161 80 lineal set of curbstone In
(4-4 feet R.: 7-10 feet R : 1-16 feet R )
circles furnished by city; set by con
tractor. _ . . .
4949 lineal f*et of curbstone, reset
more or less, Medina.'
1060 lineal feet of curbstone, more or
less Berea. „ .
12520 10 square yards of paving ron
'crete. 8 Inches deep.
68.32 square yards of paving con
crete, 3 Inches deep.
221.61 cubic yards of concrete, under
and behind curb
123.75 lineal feet of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
MULLETT STREET (Hepavlag).
Clly Estimate*.
969 cubic yards of excavation. Includ
ing old paving material, cedar on
plank. . . ,
467 lineal feet of new' curbstone
(straight) more or less Berea.
113 07 lineal feet of curbstone. in
(6-10 feet K. 4-« f**t R> circles fUT
nlshed by city: set by contractor. •
1400 11 peal feet of curbstone reset,
more qr less Berea.
2977 06 square yards of concrete
M.6«j cubic yard* of concrete under
and behind curb. . . _ . ..
131 lineal felt of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may he used.
ABBOTT STREET (Hep«v|«Rl.
City Estimates.
2866 cubic yards of excavation. In
dud'ng old paving material, cedar on
"*I4OO lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight), more or less Medina.
4056 flneal feet of curbstone, reset,
more or less Medina
6412.70 square yard* of brick paving
on 6 inches of concret# ....
, 939 16 square yards of brick paving
on 1-inch concrete.
146 cubic* yards of concrete, under
and behind curb.
6619 lineal feet of rail to plaster
(If required) at the Junction of pave
ment with car track, the contractor
will fllkvold ur.der rail beads with ce
ment mortar without extra charge.
ANTIETAH STREET (Hepavlagl.
City Estimate*.
1670 cubic yards of excavation. in-
S hiding old paving material cedar on
lank.
600 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight), more or let* Medina,
lfl.tf lineal feet of curbaton*. in
I feet It. 16-4 feet R.) circles fur
n‘*9H by city; set by contractor.
2408 lineal feet of curbstone, reset
more or less Medina.
4928.21 square yards of brick on con
crete paving.
69.32 square yards of resurfacing
” M cubic yards of concrete under
end_ behind curb. *
277 lineal feet of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
BUCHANAN STREET (Hrpoviag),
City Estimates.
1198 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plank.
1460 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight), more or less Berea.
416.26 lineal feet of curbstone, In
<l7-10 ft. R 14-4 ft. R.) circle* furn
ished by city; set by contractor.
3413 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or lees Berea.
9307.66 square yards of brick paving
on 6 Inches concrete.
409.6$ squkre yards of resurfacing.
16*70 cubic yards of concrete un
der and behind curb. t
768 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used. *
ELIOT STREET (Reps vine).
m CHy Estimates.
316 y cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plank.
>O6 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight), more or less Medina.
97.92 lineal feet of curbstone In
(14-4 ft. R.) circles furnished by city;
set by contractor.
3336 lineal feet of curbstone reset
more or less Medina.
6237.90 square yards of brick paving
on concrete.
119.03 cubic yards of ooncret* under
and behind curb.
226 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.-
JAY STREET (Repaving).
City Estimates.
714 cubic yards of excavation, includ
ing old paving material, cedar on sand.
SOO lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight), more or less Medina.
46.64 lineal feet of curbstone, In
(2-4 ft. K. 1-13 ft. R.) circles furnished
by city; set by contractor.
990 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or loss Medina.
2078.74 square yards of creosote
block paving on concrete.
37.20 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
64 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used. «
Note—Bidders wilr submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only.
The time to be set In the contracts
for the completion of the above pav
ing und repaving Jobs shall be as fol
lows:
TOLEDO AVENUE July 10. 1912
LINCOLN AVENUE Sept. 1. 1913
MULLETT STREET July 1. 1812
ABBOTT STREET Aug. 26, 1913
ANTI ETAM STREET Aug. 30. 1912
BUCHANAN STREET Aug. 30. 1912
ELIOT STREET Aug. 25, 1912
JAY STREET July 30. 1912
Said streets to be paved according
to the specifications for brick, adopted
Jan. 16. 1912. cedar and creosoted
block, adopted Feb. HO, 1912, also to
the *atlmates of the City Engine*?, as
above, and the charter and ordinances
of Jhe City of Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per cubic
yard for excavation, price per lineal
foot of curbing, price per square yard
for puvlng or concreting, and price per
lineal foot for retaining plank or
stone, etc.
Bids will only be received for the
entire of the work or material for any
street or section of street, a* per quan
tities stated in the estimates, and the
bid will be accepted which Is the low
est on aggregating the above details,
regardless of any error of extensions
or footings mad* by the bidders.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bUI enclosed In a separate envelope, a
certified bank check payable to the or
der of the Department of Public Works
of the City or Detroit, as follows;
TOLEDO AVENUE f 300
LINCOLN AVENUE 2.000
MULLETT STREET 609
ABBOTT STREET 1.500]
ANTI ETAM STREET 900
BUCHANAN STREET 1.000
ELIOT STREET 1.000
JAY STREET 600
Which-sum will be forfeited to the
City of Detroit in case the bidder fails
to enter Into contract, subject to con
firmation by the Common Council with
in five days after the acceptance of his
tender by the Department of Public
Works.
The bidder whose tender is accepted
will be required to furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
bond to the City of Detroit In the full
amount of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith
ful performance of his part of the con
tract.
The contract shall be paid Irv bonds
for first paving, or the proceeds there
of. If such bonds are purchased by the'
Sinking Fund Commissioners, accord
ing to law.
No bids will be received from any
person or firm who ls*ln arrears or de
fault to the City of Detroit.
Specifications In detail for the above
work »nay he had on application to the
secretary.
The Department of Public Works ex
pressly reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
(4177) J. J. HAARER.
(935) Commissioner.
DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May 25. 1912.
POE CONSTRUCTING VITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Department of Public
Works. Detroit. Mich., until Saturday.
June 1. 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m.. stand*
ard time, at which time and place they
will be opened, for furnishing all the
labor and material, except cemenf and
manhole rings and covers, which will
be furnished by the city, and building
and finishing complete, together with
the back filling, according to the plans
and specifications on file In this office,
vitrified crock lateral sewers In the
following described alleys:
* Lateral Sewer No. 2321 —In alley east
of Vanilla avenue, from north line of
lot 244, north to first alley south of
Jefferson avenue.
Lateral Sewer No. 2325—1n alley In
block bounded by Cadillac and Hurl
burt. Chapin and Shoemaker avenues.
Luteral Sewer No. 2321—1n alleys
north of Troy avenue, between Wilson
avenue and Hamilton boulevard.
Lateral Bewer No. 2332 —In alley east
of Central avenue, north of t>lx avenue.
Lateral Sewer Ns. 2334—1n alley in
block bounded' by Burps and Crane,
Goethe and Mack avenues.
Lateral Sewer No. 2337—1n alley In
block bounded by Brush and Oakland
avenues. Arden Park and Boston bou
levard.
Lateral Sewer No. 2333—1n alley be
tween Cadillac. Hurlbut Shoemaker
and Harper avenues, where not already
built.
Each bidder must deposit In a sep
arate envelope with his bid, certified
bank checks payable to the order of
the Department of Public Works of
the City of Detroit for the sum of two
hundred dollars (1200) for each sewer
bid upon, which sum will be forfeited
to the Department In case the bidder
refuses or neglects to enter Into con
tracts within five days after the ac
ceptance of his or their tender. Buch
contracts to be subject to the approval
of the Common Council. Checks de
posited with rejected bids will be re
turned to the bidder on demand. Tho
bidder whoee tender Is accepted will be
required to furnish with his contract
an approved bond to the City of De
troit In the full amount of the con
tract price of each sewer awarded,
conditioned on the full and faithful
performance of his or their part of
the contract. .. , .
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
or the proceeds thereof, If such bonds
are purchased by the Sinking Fund
Commission according to law
On the proper execution of the con
tract bond the amount deposited with
the tendei will be returned to the con
tractor. _ . „
No bids will be accejfted from any
person or firm who Is In arrears to
the City of Detroit upon debt or con
tract. or who Is In default as surety or
otherwise upon any obligation to the
said city.
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work are on file In the office
of the Department and copies thereof
may be had on application to the Sec
retary.
The Department of Public Works ex
pressly reserves the right to reject any
or all proposal#
(4171) J. J. HAARIR.
(911; Commissioner
THE DETROIT TIMES! MAY 28^1212.
BOARD OF ASSESSOR*’ OFFICE.
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING AS
SESSMENT.
Detroit, May 37, 1913.,
Notice of Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 337 for opening
CHAHLBVOIX STREET
From Elmwood avenue to the easterly
city limits, where not already opened,
as a public street and highway.
A.
To Abbott Motor Car Cos.. A. W. Ab
bott and W. S. Gray Jr.. E. Abort*.
Aberlc. Zug * De Vogelaer#; Carrie
Adame. J. Allen. Clara M. Allen, Oscar
Albrecht. Elmer L. Allor, Henry Alle
tnan, Clara Allen. Joseph Alter, Conrld
H Amrheln, H. Anderson. Julius T.
Anecl. Kiel* Andru*. A. M Anderaon.
Charles Anderson, Oerald Apers, Lens
Arndt, Henry Arndt, E. B. Armltnge,
Phlnis Armstrong. J. Armstrong. Arm
strong Tanning Cos., R. B- Arms, E.
Atherton. ,
B.
Fred R. Baker Arnold Baenxlnger.
August Bader. Paul B. Bader. John
Bsblugton. George Bader, Peter Bar
ney. IN. F. Balsvch. Charles Bauer. Ed
ward Baldwin, J. Barber. Bertha Bar
ber, E A. Bartlftt. E. Bartlett. G. F.
1 Barron, Frank Batchelder, A. Bar
noski. F. Uarniofskt, Harry T. Barnard,
j Theresa Barllck, Alexander Barleneki,
Chas D. llehiend, 11. A Berger. F. J.
Berscbbaah, E. E. Berscke. C. Benxln
Jr.. Charles F. Becker. Anna Bens,
Augest Belch. Charles Bewick. A. Ber
man, Louts J. Berger, Amy Bennett,
Charles E. Behm. Minnie Beltky. Eu
gene Bemb, A 8. Berry, Fred Beeber.
F. A. Bennett, Benonl Beard. Joseph
Berry Estate. J. H. Berry Estate. Mar
tin Becker, W. E. Beauregard. Freder
ick Bischoff, Alois Uialk. E. Bleschke.
Adolph Bialk. Malstne Billet, L. B
Btssell, A. R. A M Blasdell. Sidney J.
Bloomiield. Mary Black. Dorothea
Blankshlen, Robert Blenkle,'Otto Blatt,
John Blankrnshlen, - Sidney A. Bolus,
Alice May Bontell. Beryl B Rotsford.
August Bohex, E. g. Bowen, C. B. Bow -
ing, F. Bornman. J. Boyle, Carl Bohl
nahn. F. Bode. Herman Bork, Con
Bornman. Matilda Boehmke. E. T.
Brooks, E. J. Bray, George Allen
Brown. Charles Braxor. E. K. Brandon.
D. L. Bryant, Adolph Biaenchle. John
Brennen, A. Bruce, L. T. Brimmer.
Augest T. Brook, Othela Burlage.
Augest Buch, Sarah Bunohlark. O. B.
Burn*. W F. Bussey, Edith Buffan. O.
C. Buckley. W O. Burton, A. Bucktel
ler. B W. Bukofskl, James Bullard, a
Burlage. Caroline Btiellow, Burns A
Owen Estate, J. N. Buckbrough. Fred
Buck.
C.
A. M. Catnpau Realty Cos.. Patrick
Camon, James P. Casey. Frank Capella.
Sylvester Carreyn. W. A. Carlaton. H.
W. Candler. Candler Bros., W. Robt.
Candler, Tames W. Candler. Charles J.
Cannon, D. A A. Campbell, Robert E.
Cahill. E. Carmichael, Wm. E. Carey.
John C&mpdelL B. B. Campbell, W. H.
Cavell, Richard Carter. D. J. Campau.
Central Havings Bank. Ivan E.
Chapman. F. J. Chamber. T. 'P. Chene.
Robt. M Chamberlain Trustee. J. R.
Chamberlain. H. Christie, Isadore
Chene. R. D. Chapin, Fred Christy,
E. P. Clement. Joseph H. Clark. F. B.
Cox. John Coghan. Arthur Colton. H.
P Cope. William If. Cooley. James Cot
ter. George P. Codd. Phyllis E. Cooper,
Thomas Cotter, Eber tC. & W. T.
Cooper, John Coullard. D. Colwell, Con
tinental Real Estate Cos., A. J. Con
nelly. Arnold Cooper et al, Thomas T.
Cooney. - William Craig. Frank
Crlger, A M. Cutler. John Curran,
Fred Cubberness. Wm. Cuddy. 8. A.
Cutler, S. M. Cutler.
D.
Frank Dahlman, Hilda Dahlman.
Richard Damman. John J. Danstaedt.-EU
J. Davis. H. Debant. J. J. Desslng.
Frank De Decker, Max Dettloff, Alfins
Denndt, Lawrence Christian
De Croupet, Julius Delaney, Minnie De
montler. (Augest De Centernear A
Emil De Cuypere). John Delor, Richard
D*ly, Charles De Backe, F. F. Delaney,
Charles De Foyer. A. De Grandchamp,
Cyril De Fever. Edward H. Deviborg.
C. Dennytteman, Cora Depuy, David
Demmlng. Victor De Clark. August
De Bandt. Minnie Demontter, Fred
Dehrlng. D. E. De Vogelaer. C. De
Vogelaer, Wm. Denter, C. De Voulder.
H. De Payet, O. A De Hwelt, Arthur
P. Dlegal. Henry Diehl. Lawrence
Dlerlcke. H. A Digel. Jacob Doll,
James Dohna. James Donovan Estate.
Nellie L Donovan. L. Doumoloum,
Mary A Margaret Dumphy. Richard
Duvernols, Henry A. Dupont, Peter
Dundale. J. Dunn, Mary Dunn. J. L.
Dumas, Camlle Ducrane, M. Dwyer.
E. Dwyer Estate, Dwight A Lathrop,
—> G. Dyardln.
K.
J. Eblaski. Lena Eggenberger,
John Egelle, August Eheke, —J. Kl
ward. Simon Ellas, William Enright,
Charles Erickson. Jacob Erwlg ,
Matilda Funke. —W. H. EVerdlng.
* F.
Frederick Fasdick. Fairchild A Mar
tin. E. Falller. F. Q. Farr. C. A. Farr,
J G. Feeb, George S. Ferguson. 8. O.
Fenwell. Emil Feldler, Mary Field, E.
J. Fitzgerald. C. E. Kick. P. J. Fisher,
Edward Flaherty Mary Fox,
Charles Fournier. E. C. Forte, L. C.
Frits. A. Franks. Frank Freedman.
Frederick W. Frey, Frank Fraser,
Christian Frohlund, H. Frantow,
George W. Fraser, B. H. Frederick.
Edward Frank.
G.
Catherine M Gartner, Vina Oarrick.
Johr. Garsks, John C. Gay nor, C. Gay,
Charles G«ts(;hlag. A. F. Geresh. E. R.
and W. E. Gerard. Edward Getdel, Ja
cob Gerber, Herman Gerke. Harry
Geltr, Edward Oeltx. John Oetts, Frank
Qendermath. Anna Gennenhard, Ger
ald, Stormfeltz, Lovely Cos.. Charles
Gercher. George Gerrle, Ernest Oet
schlag. Gillmore A Chevenell*. M.
Gille*. William Glelllng, Peter A. Gi
rard, Dr. Glbbso.i, M. Gilbert. Otto Oles
sler, j. e Gleason. Christian
Goetx Estate. Kittle D. Good. George
T. Good. John Goehenofer. James Gore,
William Goodson, Alex Gola. Werner
Goetsch, Frank Goschlnski H. M.
Grant, 8 C. Grail, Lula B Gregory,
Arthur O. Griffin, Andrew Gross. Her
man Grimm, Ida Orlnnell. J. A. Gros
fleld A R. Caplls, Richard Griffith, A.
G. Griffin. R Gray A L. Hunter. W. J.
Green. J. H. Green, C. Green. Anna
Groth. Henry Orlssel. B. Oustavis.
Julea Outllanmln, J. Guthard, Elisa
Gschwind.
H.
Edward Hakerty. N. Hammong. Hugh
Harrison, James Harrison. Thomas N.
Hatch. Louis I. Hass. Oeorge C. Handy,
Adolph Hart*. F. Hanselman, Frank H.
Hale. John A. Hager, W. J. Harris, Mary
L. Hammond. A. 8. Hall, Charles Hart*.
F. Hart*. Fred Harts, Erneat Hart*.
Henry Hamel. William Harder, Rev. N.
V. Hann, John W. Harrison, Gilbert Hart.
Julius Hager, William Hethel, William
L Henry. William Henchell, Phillip
Helwlg. Herman Heltman. Eugene
Ifeyd, Matilda Heldt, A. H. Henselwood,
A Hemple. John Hess. A. M. Henry.
William Hecker. F W. Helneke. C. F.
Helwlg. A. Hellebuck, M. A. Hewett,
August Hefner. Charles Heberlln.
Henry Henderson, Samuel Henderson.
A. Heitelbacker, Oeorge Hendrle,
Johanns Hlrsch. C. F. Hljchlngs, Wil
liam Hlllger. August Hlbel. Gustave
Hoffman. Oeorge W. Hoffman. Clarence
L Hoffman, W T Hoffman, 11. H. Hoff
man. Martin Hoffman. Christian 8. Hol
ser. Elizabeth Horlgan. Clmlel Hols
blke. Joseph Hoste. William H. Hovey.
Oeorge FJ. Hodge. Emma Hoch, H O.
Holmes. James Holden, Conrsd Hoet
ger, Holcomb A Sesrs, Fred Holts,
Oeorgi D. Huyvetter. A. F. Hund, Pat
rick Hunt. Oeorge Husser. M Huenkel,
F R Hunwlck. Mary A Hurley. Peter
A Johanna Huysken, Charles W.
flyne.
I.
James Ingles, E. T. Ives.
J.
Ernest Jahnke. Conrad Jacob. Samuel
Jarvis, Carrie Jarklnstal. David Jan
sen, C Jarvis. James J. Jeffries, Ed
ward John Jeretx Jefferson Avenue
Land Co s., August Jerets. W S. Jenkln
son. Henry Joncke. John Joeger. F.
W. Jonke, Edward Jones. Henry Jor
den, Mary B Johnson. A. Jqbneon. Cy
rus Johnson, Martin Jorgensen, Henry
Josiyn. Joseph'A. Justin, Jacob Jus
tin. Herbert D. Judkins.
K.
Henry KageT Richard Kahl, E.
Kali, Eva Kahl. Blmon C Karrer, H
C. Karrer. Johanna Kasdorf. L. C. Kat/..
Dora Kahn. Madeleine M Kaiser, W.
C. Kaehler. Samuel P. Kaler, Fred
Kad*. Augest Kade. Prank H. Kale,
Frank H K»ii»r. H Kaiser, flirhsrd
Kadlng, Augest Kade, Carl A. C. Kalke,
Frank Kelntx, E. S. Kehan. William
F. Kegal. RPhard Kerstan. Ketterer A
Bros. William Keenan. Kate Keenan.
Wm. J. Keenan. James Kean*. W. It.
Kentel, Minnie Ketieon. Frederick
Keretcn. Minnie Kereter. John H Kerr.
Minnie Kelllson. J. T Kenna. Dun
can King, Joseph Kiefer, E. E. Kirch
n*A August Kind, Louis* Klug
maun. Max Klein, Karolin* Klanx. Gus
tav* Kloetsel, Charles Klein, Ouatav*
Klein. Mathew Klein. V. Knelsel.
—Henry Koch. Peter Kdtser, John
Kocn. Henry N. Koenig. A. W. Koppcr
•chmldt. Gustave Krmefet, Alfred J
Kolb©. M.»x C. Ko:h, Henry L. Koppln.
William Kowalski. O J. A John Kolb,
J. M. Kolb. Alfred Kolb, Joseph Kolb.
John F. Kolb, Margaret Kolb. Kolb A
Moutard. —• A. Kruger, J. Kresback,
O. J, A. Krelss. August Kreller, R. C.
Kreugtr. Frederick Krause. Cbarlw*
Krueger, Theodor* Krause, F Krempe
kowskl, F. Krause, Frederick Kuh
low, August Kuahuch, Agnes Kuhn.
Albert Kusch, Frank Kunow, —Augest
Ktolsfl.
L.
Lawrence Lant, A. Lang. M Larsen,
J. G. Lankel, B. Laetham, David U
Latimer#. A. Lanrkrelt. William La
wltske. D C. Lantkln. John Laglan.
John Lau, H. Lang. Richard Laetham,
Louise Lafferty, John Leltch, Alex
ander Lescohler, D. C. Leonard, Joseph
Le Blanck, H. W. Letchenworth. Oeorge
J. Lemke, Gustave H. Lemmer, F. W.
Lester, James Le Croix, John P. Leplne.
A. Llndow, W. F Livingston. Henry
Llckffeldt, Louis LIU. David Lowry.
Lothron Estate Cos. Limited, J. E. Loo
tens, Peter Lorkman, Frederick M.
Loon. Marie Low. Herman D. Looge.
James Look©, Richard F. Ludwig.
William Lucking. George Lulse. Albert
Luston.
Me.
8 T. McCallum. C. F. A Q. McCletre.
W. A. 'McCullagh, Henry McDonald.
James McDowell. McElenory, James
McGregor Estate. J. C. McGregor Es
tate, McGregor A Hess. James McCon
neville, W. \V McKenley. D McLeod.
P. H McMillan, Bertha McLachlan.
M.
J. Maniervelden, M. A Maurice, R.
Marloln, W. E. Mackham. L Martatl.
J. 7* Mathews. William H. Malburg.
Alexander Muhler, Mary Masak, Mrs.
Aron May, Maggie M MacPheraon. 81g
mont Macgeble. Charles F. Marechner,
Ottllle Matthal*. John Matyn*. Mary
Mathews. Grace Matthews. Paul Ma
tynn, Edith Maurer. J. M. Mason. K.
Mat hies, C. D Mathles. Henry Maurer.
A. Marx, Joseph Marshall, Caroline
Marr. Frederick Mann, Albert F. Mar
tin, Carl Mason. Elisabeth C. Martin.
- J, Mtisch, Otto Meier, C. Merdlan.
Julius Meier. William Meyer, J. Mes-
Blng. Adelnnd Merrick.
11. C. Meredith, Gustave Mlsch. N.
Miller, Madeline Mlhllng, M B. Mills.
Ernest Mildner, Thomas Michaud.
Theodore Midland. Joseph Miller, Fred
erick Mlllo, E, Milton, Augest J. Mil
ler. Edmond Mtssant. Simeon Miner,
Stanley G. Miner, L. N. Mitchell, Wil
liam Mitchell, Michigan Central Rail
road, Edward L. Mortimer. Cornelius
Moross. J. Morcsky, M. B. Moore, C. 8.
Mott, Edward J Most. Joseph Moyer,
Augest Moeller, Joseph Moeller, Louis
Montand, William B. Moran, A. Mroch.
Adelaide Munk, John A. Muhleck,
Henry T. Muhleck. Oeorge Murray, B.
F. Mulford. Bertha Mulhera, J. E.
Mueller, A. Murrell, J. H. Muir, Ernest
Muytens. Bartha E. Mulheron,
Joseph Myhr.
N.
Chailes Nagel, Herman Nagel, H. E.
Nagel. Helen 71. Newberry, Herman
R. Nehla, Frederick J. Newman. Alex
ander Nesper, J. 8. A T. H. Newberry,
K. Newman, Paul Neaere, Henry Neater.
John C. Neltx. W. G. Nicholson, J.
E Nolan, Hectorln© Norris, George
Noble. W. H. Noed* s.
o.
H. J. Oale. W. P. O’Brien. James
Ochlenhock. T. O’Connor Estate. Thom
as and Mary O’Grady, August Ohr-
Icke, Charles C. O’Leary. Charles
O’Leary, H. Oldonburg, E. J. Olds, Carl
Olsewaki, George Ortwlne, Glenn L.
Orr.
P.
Christian Panaien. William Pardlck.
William Pask, Louis Paselk. E. H. Paul,
Mary E Page. J. R. Perskey. Aug
ust Peters. Em'lle Pengest, Ludwig Pe
track, E. A H. Peobody. Louis Peshea.
Charles Peshea, Henry Pfeiffer. Her
man Pfaehler, J. Pfunnenschmldt, —N.
H. Phillip*. Christoph Phillips, C. L.
Phelps, John Plsker. Frederick Ple
per; John Picken, Herman Planman.
A. Possellue, O. F. Potratx. Frank
Poullot, William Potter, Claude J. Pope,
Hoyt Post, F. W. Pommeremke. F.
Pep*, Frank W. Porsch, Adolph Prad
lett, August Preaaner, John F. Prooel,
Anthony Ptack, - George Purdon.
*
Jennie Quinn.
It.
Christian Rath. Herman Rademacher.
George Rausch, -Paul Rabaut, Carl
Rassman, B. E. Passman, G. R. A. Mat
tery, C. Rattray and W. L. La Fay,
Philip Raes. Wltfkm Relmer, P. A.
Reno, IV. C. A. Reich, Ja
cob Renner, H. A. TP*ynolds, August
Rentenke, —-John Rhodes. E. P.
Rice, George L. Rivard, H. C. Richards,
Emily Ritchie. John Rlckea. Thomas
Rlchings, Frank J. Rohrig. Charles
Rohde, E. Ooet*. William Robe, Anna
L. Road. W. L. Rose. Hiram L. Rose.
Robert B. Ross. Mathew L. Root, J. W.
Rowley, John Roney, Elisabeth Ross,
Otto J. Rohde. Jacob Rostecker, A. II
Runstadler, A. G. Ruth, Henry Rus
sell. Christian Rusch, August Rupp, R.
J. Rumler, F. Runnier, Frederick Rut*.
A. Runke. W. P. Runge, Ernest Rut*.
Addle E. Sayers, O. Samyn Charles
Hass. Max Schoefenburg, Elisabeth
Schneider, W. Schanllt, E. J. Schumach
er, F. W. Bchultx, A. Hchwang. Robert
Schulenburg, Wm. F. J. Schneider, An
ton Schapanskl, 8. Schneider, J. Schef
fer, I. J. Schmidt. P C. Schulx, W. B.
Schoenberg, Joseph Schefger, R. Schul
enberg. R. 8. Schlert, Mary Schadt.
Frederick Schult*. Edward E. Schult*.
M. Schult*. Robert Hchulenberg, Hugo
Scherer. Charles Hchlltx, Mary Bchweg
er. George J. Schmelzer, John Scherer,
James Scott. Augusta F. Scbroeder. Gus
tave Schroeder, Henry F. Schevler, Jo
sephine Scherer. F. A. Schult*. Camll
Scnanbrlck, Christian Bohroeder, Rich
ard M Scott. Hugh Scullen. Simon
Schuholx, H. L. Schafer. M. Schroeder.
Theodore Schiller, Catherine Schaub,
Otto Scherer, Camlet Schanbroeck. Lee
Sebert, W. P Seller, O. A H. Seestadt,
Alma Seelard, Seymour A Troester, Al
bert Senkel. A E. Shear. C. J. Shelke.
Frank Sheptell, Johanna Shecofskl,
Joseph Stgmond, Charles D. Sleder.
Werner D Bleloff. Mary Slambrouck, B.
C. Slough, Smith. Mathews Foundry
Cos., James W. Smith, Martin Smith,
William A. Smith, Robert A. Snell-
Ing. Ernest Snell Carl Sorge, Will
iam Sprengler, Walter Sparling John
Bpletx. John Spearman. Frank F. Spunk,
Welter Spranger, Dora Stuart. Rob
ert Stengel. Matilda Streldt, Rudolph
Stahl, Bert C. Stough, John Btoddard.
John St. Armour. Frank St. Armour, C.
M. Bteele. Robert • Starotski, John
Strchberger. St. Charles Beneficial So
ciety F. D. Strieker, Mary Stahl. Henry
Stephens. Mary Stehfest, Allen L. Steele,
W E. Stoepel, Henry Sticks), Albert
Stephens. Herman Sternhagen. Stand
ard Oil Oo„ F. D. Stucker, Albert N.
Stevens, Albert H. Stedman, Barbara E.
stompel, Hugh B. Stead, Margaret
Stroutzel, Annie E Sullivan. Jos. M.
Sullivan, Mary L. Sullivan, Mrs. Sarah
Bunda>, Frederick Suseck, John N.
gwsrtx, Edward W. Swarg. C. M Swift.
Frederick Swift Trustee. Charles
Sylvester, August Sylvester.
T.
F Taepke. Paul Taube, Tafft Estate,
Gustave Taepke. August Tack. Gustave
H Taepke, Herman Thiel, J. Thorn
ton. Alfred R. Thdmpson, Robert
Thoms. M. J. Thomas, Louis Tlhrln,
John Tlgchon. Barbara Toell*. John
O Toepel, 8. M. Todd, John Toll. Jo
seph J. Trombley. J. J. Trudell. Charles
E Troester, A. Trombley. Regina
Trlebe, lsaac Tucker, John C. Tur
ney. C. Tyrell.
U.
Frederick Uebclhoer. Augusta Ul
rlcn. Ida Ulrich Hugh J. Ulrich. Paul
Ulrich. Ulrich A Wagner. Frank
Underbender, Universal Radiator Cos..
Unknown. Frank Updyke. Mlnnlo
Urstadt. Ferdinand Ursprung
V.
Joseph Van De Weghe. A. V’ander
veghe. Ellen M. Valller, Mary L. Van
trim. Henry Van Htelnlant, Adele Van
schacmelkout C. Van CoDpena. Joseph
Vanweghe, van Hansen Cos, L. Van
Damm, Frederick C. Velth. A. Verle,
David Verchoeve. Adolph Verle, Henry
Verkendern, C. C. Ver Vaecke. August
Ver Vaecke. Emil Ver Vaecke. Roe#
B Vinton, \ugust Vler, C. H. Vogel,
Julia Vollbrecht. Charles VorpagoL
Joseph Vye*.
W.
L. A. Wasmundt. F W Wagner.
Charles Walt*. Emil B Wagner. Al
bert L Welter. D. J. Walters, Henry J
Walker. C. L. Waldron. Bryant Walker,
John D. F. Walter* C. O. Waldo. Ro
malne Waeyaert. Mildred Waugh.
Christopher Walts. Thomas W Ward.
W Walters. Minnie Welter. W. F
Welt*. H. Weber. Matilda Weber,
Frank W essels. Chari** O. Weber.
Jullns Weir Frank Welding. Willlatn
B Wesson Estate. Carl W’elber. C. F.
Werner, •. F. Weber A Cos.. Henry
Welttenberner. J. Werth. Charles
White. Whitney Realty Cos. T. W.
Whitney at aL. Charle* Winters, C
T. Widow. Thomas A. Wilkinson, Pauli
Wlneke, Berths Wilke. August Winter,
Jennie Wilton, Catherine Wkltr,
Kliaabuh Wiederhold. C. F. Wler, Carl
Wlltkop, Harman Wlnklar, Marlon I>.
WHaon. Otto Woarfel, Herman
Wock, Andrew E. Wood. William Wood.
August Woodklt. George Wodtke. E
Wolf. Frederick T Wright H. A. 1
Wright. Hattie A. Wright. Theodore
W’rebel. Mona F. W. Wroedler, Mn
K. Iv'rejand. Henry Wurth.
Anna Young, Hose Young. George
Zeager. Albert Zeller. Balthasar F. j
Zimmer, George Ziegler. K H Zls- !
cherk, Ferdinand Zlneer. Robert Zug.;
It M. Zug. >
ARKRI.K'H SI B.
Lots 46 to 69, both Inclusive, and
lots 11 to 77, both Inclusive —Aberle's
nub. of lots 6 and 7 of the e. % of V.
C, 716, Oroase Point*.
Lots 66 to 70, both Inclusive, n. 11.26
ft. lot 71, a IS 76 ft. lot 7S. lots 74 to
66 both Inclusive, lots 246 *to 267, both
Inclusive, and lots 260 to 278, both In*
elusive—Aberle's sub. of the e’ly 80 ft.
of the w. Vfc and that part of lots 1, S,
8. 4 and 6, sub. of the e. h, all of P. C
725, and lying between Jefferson and
Mack avenues, Grosse Polnte.
ABKIH.B Sl'd AND I>E VOOEI.AER’J
_ SIB.
Lots 1 to 16, both Inclusive, lots 45
to 60, both Inclusive, lots 61 to 74, both
Inclusive—Aberlo Zug and De Voge
lacr's sub. of that part of P. C. 18, be
tween Waterloo and Charlevoix streets.
Lots 1 to 14, both Inclusive, lots 41
to 62. both Inclusive, lots 54 to 67. both
Inclusive—Aherle Zug and 'De Voge
'••r’s sub. of a part of P. C. 38, be
tween the n'ly lino of Charlevoix and
Goethe streets.
. ARNDT'S SI B.
Lota 1 to 37, both inclusive —Arndt's
sub of part of the Chene farm.
BEAL'S AND CAMERON'S Il'B. .
Lota 6 to 23. both Inclusive, and lots
44 to 67. both Inclusive—Bead's and
Cameron's sub. of lots 48 anil 61, Van
Dyke farm. P C.'s 100 and 679.
BEAUFAIT FARM.
ff. 204 ft. of the w. 106.09 ft. Os O.
L 4, Ivlng n. of the n. line of Charle
voix street as opened, and n. 459 ft. of
the w. 10609 ft. of O. L. 4, lying s. of
the s line of Charlevoix street as
opened —That part of the Beaufalt P.
C. 18
. REWICK'S SCR.
.Lots 141 to 163. both Inclusive, s.
16.76 ft 164. lots 166 to 171. both In
clusive. lots 261 to 286, both inclusive,
?• 20.61 ft. lot 268, lots 269 to 281, both
Inclusive, lots 364 to 376, both Inclusive,
s. 19.10 ft lot 377. lots 379 to 894. both
Inclusive, n. 26.79 ft. lot 481. lot 463
and 468, n. 24 93 ft. lot 469. n. 26 44 ft.
lot 468 and lot 469—Bewick’s sub. of
the w. Vi of P. C. 726. between Kerche
val and Mack avenues. Grosse Polnte.
BOULEVARD SUB.
Lots 68 to 96, both Inclusive, lots
127 to IBR. both Inclusive, lots 226 to
254. both Inclusive, lots 286 to 318, both
Inclusive, lots 384 to 418, both Inclusive,
lots 440 to 481 and n. Id ft. lot 438
Boulevard Park sub. of P. C. t between
Waterloo street and Mack avenue.
BRANDON'S SUB.
Lots 60 to 58. both inclusive, lots 60
to 69, both inclusive, lots 126 to 135,
both Inclusive, lots 137 to 145, both In
clusive. lots 247 to 264, both Inclusive,
s. 40.06 ft. of lot 166 and lots 267 to
266. both Inclusive—Brandon’s sub. of
that part of P. C.'s 337 and 287. be
tween Jefferson avenue and Mark
street, and w. of e. line of Cadillac
boulevard: also the s. 34 ft. of that
part of P. C. 257, between Jefferson
avenue and Mark street.
S. J. BROWN'S SUB.
Lots 1 to 8, both Inclusive, and (rear!
lot A—B J. Brown's tub, of O. L. 17.
of Albert Crane's sub. of P. C. 644 and
r. 53.91 ft. of P C. 728. north of Jeffer
son avenue.
ni'RLAGE'S SUB.
Lots 138 to 186, both Inclusive—Bur
lanre's sub. of part of O. L. 13, of the
•abr-of the Lelb farm.
Lots 93 to 38, both Inclusive, and lot
187—Burlage’s sub of O. L. 12 ands.
89.76 ft. of O L 13. Lelb farm
Lots 1 to 6. both Inclusive, lots 21 to
32. both Inclusive, and lots 47 to 62,
both Inclusive—Burlage's sub. of the
n. 2-3 of O. L. 22, Meldrum farm.
A. M. rAMPAU'S RE-SUB.
Lota 1,2, 9. 9 and 10. Block 37, lots
1, t. 8. 9 and 10. Block 88. lots 3 to 7.
both Inclusive, block 39 and lots 3 to 7,
both Inclusive, Block 40—A M. Catn
nau’s re-sub. of part of the McDougall
farm, between Macomb street and Gra
tiot avenue.
GABRIEL CHENE ESTATE SUB.
Lot 381, and rear of lota 4 to 12, both
Inclusive—flub, of Gabriel Chene Es
tate, Chene farm.
ALBERT CRANE'S SUB.
O. L. 20. except Holcomb avenue, as
opened—Albert Crane’s sub. of P. C.
644. and e’ly 63 91 ft. of P. C. 723. north
of Jefferson avenue.
DI MONTIER'S SUB.
Lots 1 to 19, both Inclusive—Dumon
tler’s sub* of lot 19. Albert Crane's sub.
Os J'. C. 644 and e'ly 68 91 ft. of P. C.
723, as shown on plat attested to Chan
cery, hie No. 20,582. dated July 19.
P. DENOYER'S RE-MI R.
Lots 101 to 124, both Inclusive— P.
Denoyer's re-sub. of part of th* e. Vfc
of the s. w'ly 54 of P C. 19, n. of Jef
ferson avenue, being lots 89 to 100, In
clusive of the old subdivision.
DE YOGELAEH'S EUREKA SUB.
Lots 1 to 4, both Inclusive, n. 17.07
ft. lot 5. s. 12.96 ft. lot 7, lots 8 to 33,
both Inclusive, s. 13.10 ft. lot 34, n.
16 90 ft. lot 36, lots 37 to 42, both In
clusive, n. 18.93 ft. lot 43, s. 13.07 ft.
lot 45, lots 46 to 68, both Inclusive —
De Vogelaer’s Eureka sub. of part rjf
P. C. 724, Grosse Polnte.
DWYER, SCULLKN AND O’NEIL SUB.
Lots 21 to 36, both inclusive, n- 26.06
ft., lot 38, lots 39 to 51, both Inclusive,
lots 64 to 66, both Inclusive, n. 26.46 ft.
lot 67. lots 70 to 84. both Inclusive, lots
126 to 131, both Inclusive, n. 27.90 ft.
lot 142, lots 143 to 156. both Inclusive,
and lots 167, 196 and 197—Dwyer, Bcul
len and O'Neil sub. of lots. J. L. and M.
of Richard Lemay Estate. P. C.'s 26
and 688, Village of FAlrvlew.
EUREKA SIB.
Lots 168 to 161, both Inclusive, and
lots 190, and 191, Eureka sub. ot part
of P. C. 724. Grosse Polnte.
FHONTENAC SUB.
Lots 10 to 27, both Inclusive, lots 46
to G 5. both inclusive, and n. 26 ft of
lot 86—Frontenoc sub. ot part of the
eastern part of P. C. 878, north of
Waterloo street.
HOPSON’S SUB,
Lots 92 to 100, both Inclusive, ands.
40 ft. of lot 101. except e. 10 ft., deeded
for alley—Hopson's sub of the s w, Vi
of the n e. Vi of P. C. No. 19t con
drmed by Lewii Beaufalt
LOUIS Y. HANR'S SUB.
Lots 9 to 22. both lnduelve, the n %
of lot 8 and the s. Vi of lot 23—Louis
V Hune's sub. of O. L. 46, of the sub.
of the Joseph Campau farm. P. C. 609.
HANNAN SUB.
Lots 1 and 2, except LeMay avenue
as opened—The n'ly 91.04 ft front and
rear of Hannan's sub. of lot D. Estate
of Richard l^cMay.
HART FARM SUB.
Lots 16 to 45. both Inclusive, block
3. lots 76 to 105, both Inclusive, block
3. lots 136 to 160. both Inclusive, block
3. lots 1 to 14, block 4, lots 43 to 70.
both Inclusive, block 4, and lots 99 to
126. both Inclusive, block 4. Hart
Farm sub. of plrt of P C.'s 84 1. 638
and 687. Village of Falrvlew and Town
ship of Grosse Polnte
IIENDKIE'S SUB.
Lots 71 to 100. both Inclusive, lots
190 to 219. both Inclusive, lots 967 to
886, both Inclusive, and lots 479 to 508.
both Inclusive —Hendrle’s sub. of part
of I’. C. 587. City of Detroit, and Vil
lage of Ht. Clair Heights. Grosse Polnte
Township.
A. M. HEN Ht '9 MI B.
Lots 10 to 18. loth Inclusive —A. M.
Horry's aub of Block 9 of Cook farm,
sub of part of P. C.’s 27, 153. 165 and
190.
HILLGEH'M Ml B.
Lots 76 to R 9. both Inclusive, s. 27.40
ft of lot 90 and lots 98 to 106. both
Inclusive —Hlllger's sub. of the n'ly
part o f the sly 19 694 acres of the w
14 of P. C. 641. north of Jefferson ave
nue Village of Falrvlew
HOLC'OWII AND MR ARM' MUR.
Lots 1 to 9. both Inclusive, e. 26 08
ft. of lot If, w 3.92 ft of lot 12. lots
13 to 20. both Inclusive, lots 22 to 29.
both Inclusive, w.'8.92 ft. lot 30. e 28.08
ft of lot :!2. snd lots .18 to 36. both In*
elusive —Holcomb end Sears* sub. of
lots 1. 2. 3, 11. 12. 13 and nos lot
19. of the sub. of P C. 10 Robert Beau- 1
V>ien farm, and part of P. C. 644.
OKOIIGK HUNT FARM.
• 8. 182 ft. of O. L 29. except a. 201 64
ft. of e. 190 ft . s. 33 ft of w 105 ft. of
O L. 3C. lying *. of and adjoining Elm
wood avenue, n. 41.10 ft. of s. 74 10 ft.
of s 1«6 ft of O L 80. Ivin* e’ly of
and adjoining Elmwood avenue, n 30
ft if • 104.10 ft. of w. 106 ft. of O. L.
10. lying e'ly of and adjoining Elmwood
avenue. «. 90 ft. of O. L SO, and w,/S0
ft of a 180 ft. of O. L. SO—George
Hunt farm. P. C. I*2.
JRFPFRMON AND MACK SUB.
Lots 1 to 16. both Inclusive, block
I, lots 98 to IS7, both inclusive, block
t, lots SlO to Sf 4. both inclusive, block)
S. lots 46 to 7S, both inclusive, block S. i
and lots 16S to 119, both Inclusive, i
Block B—Jefferson and Mack sab. of
that part of P. C. 689, north of Jeffer
son avenue, Groaee Polnte.
J. W. JOHNSON’S SUB.
Lots 9 to S4, both Inclusive—J. W.
Johnson’s sub. of O. La 44 and 64,
Joseph Campau farm. P. C. 60S.
mold and MOUTABSVS SUB.
S. 89 ft of lota 2. 8 and 4. ands. 88
tt. of e. 18 ft. of lot 6 (rear a 84 ft. of
n. 68 ft. of lota S. 8 and 4, and rear f.
SI ft. of n. 48 ft. of o. IS ft. of lot 6).
and rear n. 80 ft of lota S. Sand 4.
and real n. 30 ft. of o. IS ft. of lot I.
and rear vacated alley lying nos n.
line ot lots S, S snd 4. and o. II ft- of
lot I), and lou 6 to S7, both Inclusive—
Kolb and Moutard’s sub. of lots SI and
ZS of Albort Crane's sub. of P. C. 644,
and e'ly 53.91 ft. of P. C. 7SS. north of
Jefferson avenue.
HENRY I. KOPPIN’S SUB.
Lots 1 to 12, both Inclusive —Henry
L. Koppln's sub. of part of O. L SO of
tne George Hunt farm, a Gratiot ave
nue
LEIB PARK.
8. 40 ft. of n. 200 ft. of o. 100 ft
lot IS—Uib farm. P. C. 14.
RICHARD LEMAY ESTATE SUB.
8. 200 ft. lot A. a 230 ft. lot B. a
SCO ft. lot C. oxcept LeMay avenue as
opened—Plat of Richard LeMay estate,
being a sub. of lots 7 to 10, inclusive
of the original aub. of P. C. 26, and
lots 2 to 11 of the original sub. of P.
C. 754.
Lot K. except Charlevoix street as
opened—plat of the Richard Lemay
Estate as recorded In liber 100 of deeds,
page SIS, and Liber 239. Page 659.
I.OTHROP SUB.
Lots 151 to 174, both Inclusive—
Lothrop sub. of part of P. C. 478, north
of Champlain street.
McLEOD’S SUB.
N. O. 64 ft., lot 29. lots 80 to 4S. both
lnciualvo, and lot 53. McLeod’s sub. of
the s. 8155.71 ft. of the n. 2567.56 ft.
of lot 7, of the sub. of P. C. 19, known
as the Beaufalt Farm.
MARTIN A FAIRCHILD’S SUB.
Lots 16 to 46, both Inclusive, and
lots 78 to 90, both Inclusive —Martin
and Fairchild'# sub. of the s'ly 161.11
ft. of lot 4. and all of lots 14, 11. 12.
18 and 14, of sub. of w'ly part of P.
C. 728, s. of Mack avenue.
MERIDIAN'S SUn.
Lota 1 to 16. both Inolualve —Mer-
dian’s sub. of the n. 3 acres of O. L
IS. P. C. 18, Meldrum Farm.
MILLS' SUB.
Lots 1 to 3. both Inclusive, lots 70 to
92. both Inclusive, and lota 180 to SOS,
both Inclusive—Mills’ sub. No. S, on
P. C.'s 19 and 675.
MINER'S SUB.
Lot 1. and lots 23 to 37, both Inclu
sive—Miner's sub. of lots 16 and 16 of
the sub of P. C. 644 and e. 63 91 ft. of
P. C. 723
NUTWOOD’S SUB.
Lots 1 to 21, both Inclusive—Nut
wood's sub. of the s'ly 210 ft. of O. L.
62, Van Dyke Farm, P. C.'s 100 and
67*.
O'FLYNN’S SUB.
8. 216 ft. of lot 13, except Charlevoix
street, as opened—-O’Flynn’s sub. o
P. C. €BB. recorded In Liber 1 of Plats,
Page 119.
RENO’S SUB.
Lots 1 to 62, both Inclusive —Reno’s
sub. of the s 8 acres of O. L. 28, P. C.
18, Meldrum Farm.
HUGO SCHERER'S SUB.
Lots 2 to 19. both Inclusive, and lots
22 to 39. both Inclusive —Hugo Scher
er’s sub. of O. L 64. Van Dyke Farm,
P. C.’s 100 and 679
SEYMOUR A THOESTER’S GLADWIN
PARK fITB.
Lots 17 to 45. both Inclusive: lots
49 to 77. both inclusive, and lots 110
to 138. both Inclusive —Seymour and
Troester’s Gladwin Park sub. of part
of P. C. 26. City of Detroit, and St.
Clair Heights Village.
TBFFT*S Il'B.
Lots 14 to S3, both Inclusive, and
lots 116 to 188, both Inclusive —Tefft’s
sub. of part of the e. Vi of P. C. 673.
lying between Waterloo street and Ht.
Paul avenue.
A. SHELBY'S SUB.
Lots 40 to 65, both Inclusive—A.
Sheley’s sub. of part of B. Chapoton
Farm, between Arndt and E. L. Campau
street*.
STOBPEL’S SUB.
Lota 16 to 24. both Inclusive, and
lots 53 to 62. both Inclusive—Htoepel's
sub. of lots 7 to 12 Inclusive, of tne sub.
of that part of P. C. 10, lying between
Mack road and lot 19 of th* Robert
Beaublen Estate.
FREDERICK W. SWIFT'S SUB.
Lots and to 14, both lots
96 to 110, both Inclusive: lots US to
137 both 'inclusive; lot* 306 to 119,
botn inclusive, and a 28.89 ft. of lot
230—Frederick W. Swift’s sub. of that
part of P. C. 131, between Aercheval
avenue and the first concession line,
Falrvlew.
VAN MLAMBKOUCK AND MATIN'S
SUB.
Lots 1 to 12, both Inclusive —Van
Slambrouck and Matyn's sub. of lot
IS. of sub. of R. Beaublen Farm. P. C.
10. -
VAN DYKE FARM.
Lots 1 to 8. both Inclusive, and lots
28 to 44, both Inclusive —Sub. of lots
56, 56 and 67, Van Dyke Farm, P. C.'s
100 and 679
N. 19.86 ft. O. L. 62. part of the sub.
of the Van Dyke Farm, being P. C.‘s
100 and 679 from Mack avenue to Jef
ferson avenue.
VISGER'S SUB.
Lots 1 to 18, both inclusive—Vie
ger's sub. of lot 18 ands. 26 ft. of lot
19. of Albert Crane’s sub. of P. C. 644,
and e. 63.91 ft. of P. C. 723, n. of Jef
ferson avenue.
WATERWORKS SUB.
Lots 49 to 67, both Inclusive: lota 69
to 98, both inclusive; lots 125 to 134,
both Inclusive; lots 136 to 144. both In
clusive; lots 238 to 246. both Inclusive,
and lots 248 to 267, both Inclusive—
Waterworks sub. of all that part of
P. C. 267, e. of Cadillac boulevard and
between Mark avenue snd Jefferson
avenue
W EIHEIt'M SUB.
Lots 1 to IS, both Inclusive—Wel
ber's sub of lot 13. of the sub. of that
part of P. C. 10. lying between Mack
road and lot 19 of tne estate of K
Beaublen. deceased.
AVIHTNEY'S SUB.
Lota 1 to 6. both Inclusive, and lot*
71 to 77. both Inclusive —The Whitney
sub. of part of P. C. 678, s. of Mack
avenue.
MIKIIIS SUB.
Lot 88, and lot 39, except triangular
piece In s. e. coiner—Wlrth’s sub. of
the n. part of lot 18, of the Lolb Farm
WORCESTER MUB.
Lots 6 to 9, both Inclusive; lots 12
to 20. both Inclusive: lots 28 to 26, both
Inclusive; lots 39 to 47, both Incluslvu;
lots 50 to 63. both Inelutlvo; lota 69
to 66. both inclusive: n. 26 40 ft. lot
6S and lots 69 to 76. both Inclusive;
lots 79 to 82. both inclusive; lots 93 to
96. both inclusive; lots 99 to 106, both
Inclusive; lots 110 to 116. both Inclu
sive. and w. 26.80 ft. of lot 107—Wor
cester's sub. of lots 49, 60 and 63, Van
Dyke Farm. P C. 479
YEOMAN'S AND Mf*RAGUE'S SUB.
Lots 1 to 33. both Inclusive, block
11; lots 1 to 33, both inclusive, block
12; lots 1 to 3.1. both inclusive, block
IS; lots 1 to 33. both Inclusive, block
14—Yeoman's and Sprague's sub of
that part of P. C. 162, lying n. of Jef
ferson avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS,
All that part of lot 18. Lelb Farm.
P. C 16. as follows: Commencing at
n point In th# w line of Mt. Elliott
avenue, 260 ft. s. of the n #. corner of
lot 13. thence s’ly along said line 44
ft. to a point, thence w'ly 100 ft. to a
port, thence n. 38 ft. to a post 253 ft.
n. of tho n. line of raid lot 13. thence
in a straight line e'ly 100 ft. to place
of beginning.
N 466 ft. of w ty of block 10. n. 155
ft. of v. I* of block 10. n 465 ft. of w
u of block 11. p. 466 ft. of e. Si of
block 11. n. 465 ft. of block IS. s 480
ft of block 13, s 430 ft. of w. U of
block 14. s 480 ft of e. 1* of block 14.
s 430 ft. of w. U of block 16. s. 430 ft.
of e. Vi of block 15. and ». 430 ft. of
block 14 —Addition to park sub being
sub. of that per* of the Cook Farm.
P C'» 37 and ISO, lying between Ht
Paul and Mack avenue*
Rear n. 420 R 5 ft of s. 920 35 ft. of
all that pert of lot I. eub of the front
part of P. C. S9S, lying s. of the n'ly
I city Limits
N ttl ft., lying e. of th* s. line of
Charlevoix street as opened—All that
part of lot *. sub of the front part
of P. C. 391. lying south of Charlevoix
as opened
N. 4«S ft, lying e. of the a line of
Charlevoix street as opened —All that
part of lot 9. sub. of tne front part of
P. C. 898, lying south of Charleroi*
street as opened
8 416 ft., lying n. of the n. line of
Charlevoix street as opened—All that
part of lot •. eub of th* frent part of
p 7 C. S9S. lying south of the n'ly Ctty
LimltS mm *
%. 14 of lot IS. exeept the n. H ft
lying n. of the a lino of Charlevoix
street a* opened, and a. 476 ft- of lot
Page Thirteen
nor M
s 470 ft. lying e. of the * Ita* ot
Cbailovolx street os opened—Alt tfcM j
Eirtion of P. C. 186. lylag between \
rri bevel avenue and the t ItM «
Charlevoix streot. oxcept WHlitßj
Street os opened
n 166 ft., lying n. of thn a. line at %
Charlrvolx street as opened—Ail UP> '
portion o: P C S4S, lying between Jfc*
n line of Charlevoix street and CMf
Limit*
H. 387 ft., lying n. of the g. Has *#
Charlevoix street a* opened, and h- 4T*
ft. lying s. of the * H»* of Chnrlerotx
street a* opened—All that nnrt of P
C. StS. lying betwaen Koreneval *we
nuc and the n’ly City Limit* saoop4
Charlevoix end Waterloo etroeW o» t
opened
N 476 ft. lying * of the * llB« Ot
Charlevoix street as opened, and a
SB7 ft. lying *. of the a. line of Char
levoix street as opened—All that pnrt
of P C 111, lying between Kenoheral 1
avenue and the niy City Limit*, *s
cept Waterloo and Cbarlereig *POOf
ns opened.
S 4«o ft., lying n. of tho n. Mn# of
Charlevoix str>e»t as opened—All thgt
i>arr of p. C 181. lying between th* nTr
limits of Falrvlew and the F. w. m
Swift's sub. north of Kercheral even no
8. 460 ft., lying n. of th* m. Mn* ot
Charlevoix street as opened, and t£
443 ft lying * of th# * Hne of Char
levoix street as opened—All that part
Os lot l Os tho eub. of P. C IIS. lying
between th* Lafferty road and the nTy
limits of Falrvlew. except Waterloo
and Charlevoix streets as opened.
8 4Co ft., lying n. of th# n. line of
Charlevoix street •* opened—All that
part of the w'ly a of the second con
cession of P. C. 331, lying * of the nHy
limits of Falrvlew. also the n'ly U
link* in width of the w'ly H of the
first concession of P. C. Stl. and also
the e’ly 22Vi links of that part of the
w'ly % of the first concession, F. C.
221. lving n. of th* Lafferty road, ex- i
cept Waterloo and Charlevoix street#
as opened.
N 445 ft . lying e. of the * Man of
Chorlavolx street as opened—All the
w ’ly Sos the w'ly 14 of that part *f
the concession of P. C. 3H, lying a. nf
the Laffe’ty road, except the e'ly 19
links In width thereof, exeept Water
loo and Charlevoix streets as opened.
N 44 6 ft., lying s. of the * Mn* of
Oharlnvolx street as opened-—All the
•’ly H of the w'ly it part of th# Srst
concession. P. C. 321, n. of th# Lafferty
road, except the n’ly IS link* and th#
e’ly 12 Vi links thereof, except Watorleer
and Charlevoix streets as opened
8. 450 ft., lying n. of th* n. line of
Charlevoix street as opened, and * 4ft
ft., lying s. of the s. line of ChnrtevetN
street as opened—Northerly 4.17 nog**
of part of lot 2. sub. of the e’ly 54 ’
P. C. 321, sos th# n’ly City Limits oib
Falrvlew. except Charlevoix street as
opened.
N. 168 ft, lying t. of the a. Mae of
Charlevoix street as ODened. and * 460
ft., lying n. of the n. line of Charleroi*
street as opened—All the e’ly 4.8*
chains of part of the drat concession of
P. C. 321, lying n’ly of th* Lafferty
road, also the e’ly 4.68 chains of the
second concession. P C. Sit. s. of the
n’ly limits of Falrvlew. except Char
levoix and Waterloo streets as opened
8. 420 ft., lying n. of the n. line of
Charlevoix street as opened, and n. 440
ft., lying s. of the a. line of Charleeotg
street as opened—All of P C ISA.
lying between Keroheval and tho lITy
Cltv Limits of Falrvlew, except Water*
!oo and Charlevoix streets as openeda*
N. 460 ft. of lot S. lying * Os th* I.
line of Charlevoix street as openSd.'
and * 420 ft. of lot 2. lying n. of Iff*
n. line of Charlevoix street as opened
—Plat of partition of John Altor Es
tate. being tub. 1 of lot Sos Alter prat,
dividing the w part of P. C. 670.
8. 80 ft. of O. L. 6. O. La. 7 and t. and
the n 18.03 ft. of O. L. B—Plat of tho
eub. of the w. part of P. C. 711, * of
Mack avenue.
I»ot 14 and lot 54 —Plat of sub. ot
that part of P C. 10. lying botwoea
th* Mack road and lot 10 of th* eetht#
of Robert Beaublen.
Lots S to 14. both Inclusive, and lot*
19 to 30. both Inclusive—^Plat of sutb.
and partition of that part of tho ostgee,
of Hanora Keenan, deceased. In thff
.e’ly 40 ft. of lots 17 and II ot the sab.
of th* Robt. Beaublen estate. In P. C.
10:
and to all other persons owning, oc
cupying, or otherwise Interested In any>
of the lots and promts#* Included <M»r
fh* following district and portion of
the City of Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan, to-wlt:
Th* Common Council of the City of
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district, herein above de
scribed, Is benefited by the opening of
Charlevoix etreet from Elmwood are
nuo to tho easterly city limit* whore
not already opened, as a public etreet
and highway, and having resolved that
564.575.99 less 91.t76.00' for building*
sold, making a net final assessment of
152,702 99, of the damages awarded by
a verdict of a Jury In the Recorder’s
Court of the City of Detroit. In pur
suance of proceedings under the provi
sions of Act 134 of th* Public Acte of
1883, as amended, be assessed upon th*
owners and occupants of the taxable
real estate Included In said district, tn
proportion, as near as may be, to the
advantage which each lot or parcel 1*
deemed to acquire by such opening.
Notice le hereby given, that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lota and premises Included In said dis
trict and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions of
said public act. snd/hat a roll of said
assessment Is now completed, and will
remain at the Assessor's Office, In the
City of Detroit, for twelve day# from
the dale of the first publication of this
notice, that Is from the date hereof
until June 11th. 1913, for the Inspec
tion of all persbns concerned therein;
snd that th# Board of Aaseesorg will
meet on th# 7th day of Jun* I*l*. *t *
10 o’clock A. M., at their office In til#
City Hall and will remain In sosston
between the hour* of 10 A. M and 13
M. on eald day. and during the earn*
hours, for three succeeelvo days there
at ter, to hear any person or persons
desiring to obleet to any nssesstnenr
so made, snd to review end oorrett
the same. If correction thereof be
found necessary.
<9 “ 7 > BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By Henry Plas*
President.
STATE OF MICHIGAN—
IN THE RECORDER’S COURT FOR
THE CITY OF DETROIT.
EN THE MATTER OF OPENING
LAMBERT STREET. PROM
FRONTENAC BOULEVARD TO
GRATIOT AVENUE, WHERE NOT
ALREADY OPEN. AS A PUBLIC
STREET AND HIGHWAY.
At a si-slon of »»!d co r urt , . h * ,d .
the 10th ley of May. A. D 1913. In the
City of Detroit- •
Proeent. the HONORABLE '« ILLIAM
F. CONNOLLY, Judge of the Recorder#
Court, prrshltng: -.. 0
It appearing from :h# r * t ' , r’* °*
summonses in Uk stove *ntitled eaus**
that certain of tbe respondeat* can*g4H
b« found within the County of WblTß*
to-wlt: George E Kee* a, * d
rcapon<l«»nl liM not f
sumrtientof is**u#o In cou t T v *' ii | n
IT- enn v r provided
respondent >a non-resident eaa ne aat
voluntarily appeared * K ,
mgs. It .• Uorebr a»J
decreed that **»d
E Rots. »ppe* r * n f d w
there be ntv. * h > ***
petitioner should r.et be graaUM. oa W
before til* 16tU day of Jj* l **- I ***- Aad
It It ftirther o-d#r*d adjudged and de
creed that ft certified coPV of thf *t^f
he j.ei ton Ally "*"*"*??
dent where'er found. If
lea-t six dsj -
xnd It 1* fnrthor ordered, adjudged aßgr*
decreed that the service Ott**OfE*[
If personal evince l» not prac t leal
-aid respondent, he m*.le by puhllefc- >
- copy of this order for thro* ***»•
reastvc weeks at least ones la *a WT
i.esk m the Detroit Time* a BtNiiJ
paper published a tOhln the WaBtetMHMS
Ity an d th.it thF last pubtleattoß 4
thereof t* b# *t least •** day* hafore
,h * aajsr
Judge of the Rooorder * Cssft
Attorn y far Petttloaar. I
RICH hi. 1 LAWSON.
Os OaagdM i.
Putin##* addresa: ■
161 City Hall. Detroit. M»eh , *
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