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Page Four
E SANDS OF VOTES ARE POURING
INTO THE TIMES CONTEST DEPARTMENT
■ All Sections of Detroit and Surrounding Territory—Ballot Box To Be Found at Times
Office on John R. Street.
STILL TIME TO NOMINATE.
vent Just Starting—Four Oakland Tars To Be Won In Six Weeks* lime—\ou Can Be
One of the Winners.
On July 20, 1912, the winners of the four Oakland cars, will
undoubtedly be four of the adieu who have read every artlile that
nan appeared in this column of The Time*.
These urticlea will l»e brief, right to the point, ami will con
tain information and nuggcstkins that w’ill be of great assistance
to interested contestants and their friends.
In tomorrow’s issue, the contest manager will explain the
methods he would persue as a contestant. The day following a
thorough explanation will be given refat Ive to the tinal \oie count.
Kach day, some important feature will be discussed, so do not over
look this column.
If you are a contestant und are not receiving The Times every
night, telephone or write the contest manager. Asa contestant
you are entitled to The Times free of charge until July 2oth
.. Contestants should note that the present vote scale is to be
decreased l-iu after 8 p. in. Saturday. June 22nd. This duct. NOT
mean that the votes you receive on subscriptions, paid before 8
p. m. Saturday, June 22, will be decreased 1-10, nor that the votes
have to be voted before June 22 to save them from being desceased
1-iO. The decreased scale will not affect votes gained on sub
scriptions turned in before the 2 2ml The reduced *-■ ale going into
effect after June 22 affects only the votes giwn on all subscriptions
paid after June 22nd.
The ten diamond ring's and ten watches have been purchaser!
of the Jacob Eugass Jewelry Cos., tJratiot A'«., Detroit, and may
be inspected at that store at any time. Each ring is guaranteed
£BO valuation. Each watch is of S4O guaranteed valuation. v.
Monday marked only the beginning
Os tho second week in the great au
tombihe contest now being conducted
by The Times. Thousands of votes
?■ mre now pouring into the ballot box
? at The Times office, and the attention
' of Detroit and viclinty seems to be
1 centering on this, great event.
Sr Also, the contestants are beginning
to take notice of this opportunity and
undoubtedly each will soon be organ
ising with her friends to win one of
the four Oakland touring cars.
One lady called at The Times office
[ ynaterduy, and related how she had
about decided not to become inter
, ested in this campaign, but thought
ahe might give it a fair trial. So, on
the way to the office, to have her name
withdrawn, seh interviewed just five
of her friends regarding subscriptions
to The Times. Out of the five, one,
who was already’ taking The Times,
promised to pay in advance and two
of the remaining four gave her a
year’s subscription. By the time this
lady reached The Times office, she
was a full-fledged candidate, left her
name in the list and asked for two
receipt books. This lady has entered
i into the spirit of the event and recog-
I nixes this to be an exceptional oppor
tunity. She has set her mark to ride
In her own Oakland in the Gadillaqua
automobile parade and now has the
determination that will help her win.
In this, the beginning of the cam
paign, ladles who have entered it
have found that they have many more
friends than they ever dreamed of,
and. daily t>e number of votes cast
witjiQut the knowledge of the* ladies,
trenches a stupendous amount. Friends
of each candidate drop into the office
of The Times during the day and de
posit a large bunch of coupons and
nomination blanks or their subscrip
\ tlon for their favorite candidates, and
the candidate is agreeably surprised
the next day to find herself credited
with a larger amount of votes than
she thought she had. It is really sur
prising the interest that everyone
seems to be taking in the candidates,
and there are many ladies who are to
be congratulated upon having such a
host of friends. ‘
Some of the candidates are wonder
ing where the votes are coming from.
Well, this is not hard to understand
Jrhen you consider the great number
f Votes that leave The Times office
, each day. Each issue contains 35
. votes. Multiply this by The Times
• circulation and you get over one-half
mlllian, the number of votes that
t leave the office daily to say nothing
of votes given on subscription pay
ments paid at the office or to The
Times’ regular collectors. The cam
paign manager is wondering why
more of these votes do not come back
to the ballot box where they belong.
There is a great deal to be gained
by pledging the support of your
friends and united action is always
productive of better results than
■lngle efforts. Therefore, see every
one you know, tell them what you
yarn, and make them help you.
The soncr you recognize this as an
opportunity in which you have noth
ing to lose, the sooner you start one
of these elegant awards your way.
Subscription Books.
Candidates and their friends are
privileged to accept payments on sub
scriptions and in order that they may
receipt for such payments we will pro
vide them with receipt books if they
will inform the campaign department.
The standing of the following
diatricta, 4,5, 6, 9 and 10, is
acording to the count of 9 a. m,
yesterday, Monday, June 10.
This morning’s count for dis
tricts 1,2, 3, 7 and 8 will ap
pear in tomorrow’s issue, June
12.
DISTRICT NO. 4 Include* all territory
inside Wards 1,3 and 5, also Ham
tramclc tt/6%rb.
Florence Hawfce. 47 Hendrle-a«e. 620
Fannie Gardner. 2MK High east 23
Mildred Hand, 15 Columbia east 173
-Nelln Rhodes. >e Kllxahelh east 5410
Kathleen Rankin, 327 I%'arren
XSolet Thomas, 217 Philadelphia. 12243
Elenaor Lynch. 3.3 Piquette-ave. 1,165
Meda MeDoaald. 13 Leicester Cl., 2.5
Mya. C. Faber, 060 Reanhlen ... 773
Valeria O’Nell, 576 Chamherlala 3.163
Mande Goldman. Sl7 Llx tagntoa
•x* 215
Milan Jacobs, 204 XX estnitaster
•Ye 670
Raima Miller, 120 Park 765
Rlaa<*tie Saelllng. 2631 K. Graad
b*Yd !».!.■)
Sarah Kerr, 2eo Farasw ort h-nt e. 346
Hel*-a Adler. &l llortoa-a*e 1.03.3
Mary O’Dogarll, 162 Headrle-ave. 1,215
rtoreace Nesbitt, 43 High B 706
Lillian llnmrrnva. 523 Reauhlea 1.023
Iffaa Glaaer, 415 Brady *33
Heir* Flynn. 3d Montcalm E ... 07.3
Nathalie Glaaer, 333 High E 1.123
Florence Ryan, 4>S 4 ominon-
Oealth-ate 12*15
Mrn. Kiln Smlly, 09 Lamed K.. 7«.3
At** lda Adams. IIS Trowbridge 12.5
Man* Salt on. 2S Trowbridge ... 1.36
Afary Frashtla. Sis XXarrea-aye.
• • • * 403
C lara I rnla, SOX Hastings I.t»T3
Xlnhcl Hi I.ndc. WoiNiiMiril . 1,41."
'Anne* l>rsns, -47 Hnueock-sve. B. >InO
.lira. XV. Huh Inina, 177 Salth
■ '«*• 2.010
l»a Head worth. 11l Uratlol-avr. 2.3
Sara XX llklnaon. 206 XXtlkluaoa.. 1.125
XX lulf ml Xrwril, J3 Joha H.... *»2t)
Xtra. X, T. Hater, IN Manaiir-pl. 670
I eoh lliinon. 470 llruak 4C
Viable Holbrook. 104 Harmon.. 2.075
Jeaale Hill. 76 Pluette-ave 405
Mar> O’Grady, 72 Adelaide 1.50.3
Vtiaa Hutser, 17M Cbarlotte-a* e.. 720
W la* Cay lie, KM llruah 503
Batber Cousins, 11*1 Ktrby-ave. B. 600
Zellun < rouch, 2 .Mlortou 250
Mary Duerer. 524 Brush. 1.5*0
Minnie Dawson, 41 B. Baeltd.... 105
Frnnces Bllalre, 524 llruah 1,010
Alice Gayal, 101 >mlth-a*e 105
Bdna Gorman. 67 llortou-s* e.. . . 620
Mildred Hunt. 211 B. Hancock . . >25
Helen Hard. 3026 V Boulevard 470
Katherine Hitchcock* 40 Joseph*
lne-a» . 473
Florence ilupklna, 32 XX arrea
a* e. B. *lO
Elsie Houser, *271 XXarrea XV.... 23
Mlaa JennlnK*, 062 llruah ...... 2,025
Alma Kaopp. 524 llruah., 310
Irene l.nne. 32 Watson 363
Mrs. J. A. Boater, 147 ('handler*
ave 2,050
Mrs. John Trlx, 61 Hnneock-ave.
K 2 IS
Maraarel Thompnoa. 216 I'almer 105
Alice X ouag, 34 llorloa-atr.. . . ><M*
Mlaa Burger, 206 Horton-ave.. . . 2.075
Mrs. 11. M. Snyder, 40 Klag-ave. 1.305
Minnie Smith. 43 VI n rat on ..... 2U5
Mrs. L,. F. Ditsler, 20M Grand
. blvd. B 25
Mrs. A. J. Mans, 20** I handler. . !.3>5
Lucy lllnchcllffe. 116 XXataon 1,475
Mrs. F. T. Haanry, 130 Alfred . *NS
Miss <l*l.ear*. 51 lleadrte-a* e.. . 2,125
Mrs. 11. Chnmplln. 270 Oaklaad
Flora l.lchtenbrrg. >6l Brush... »3
Mrs. Hwhn. 74 Msple 535
Teresa Alexander, ISO Hancock
I B • 575
Mlni.le Henson, 303 Frederick.. 1.005
Mrs. M. ll* slop, 120 l srdoal. 2,175
Mrs. J. Strvans, 364 I smeroa. . . . 373
Mrs. Taylor, 236 XX cat minster . 255
Mra. J. XXhltford. 05 Strvcua . 405
Mrs. I). Turney. 171 Buttle**ood. 715
Amelia Haul. J 4.3 lldima U 1,705
Helen It t. 1174 llruah 415
Helen Steiner, 130 Farmworth. . 1.023
Pauline Stark. NN6 %at nine 233
Aaiyi XXarrea, 214 B. Hancock.. DM
B* X XX crbe. 630 llruah 1,21*5
Amy Tohlaa. 2os XXarrea 540
Maud Nlchol, 132 XX midland .. . 1.310
Carrie Hudloua. 112 l.elceater-ef. 1,025
b>lvla Alien, 00 F.llot 23
I arollae t. Harvey, 31 XXlader.. >25
Mary Miner. 1312 Hruab 520
Hells XXeber, 321 Congress 8.. . 1,405
Mrs. C. Freeman, I7tl Kenilworth 25
Mrs. Mary Hrona, 106 Madison.. 1,165
Alice Xrrdbam, 767 lluuiboldt
ave 060
Mra. A. Foster, 120*4 Farmer... 520
l.lsste llemluK, 212 XX aterloo . .. . 303
Vlnry Krnre, 620 Druah . mim
Vera Calaun. N7 B. Milwaukee . . 2.2-*o
Mra. t,lll*ert, XX Inder-st. lt»s
Jessie Harvey, 31 XX Inder-st 420
Hr. Menu. 73 Horton-ave 213
Mrs. M. K. linker, SO Horton . 420
Christy ||ru**a, 1130 XXoodvvard 1,055
Amanda Derubergrr, 370 High.. 2,1>5
Jessie Wright. 201 Sedbury ... 1,025
Kettle Rice. 344 llnndolph .175
Mae Fraser, 200 Horton 125
Mrs. XV. U. Hardy, 130 Trow.
bridge >25
Miss Jean Hutching*. 311 John 11. 510
Mis* XX lima F.verest, 355 XX sat
Graud-blvd 715
Mra. tiro. Allen, 416 Clny 620
JoHepblne Conuor, rare Grny A
XVorcealer 515
Mrs. Nina Lewis, 466 Hruab.... 37*1
Alice Gooaen, ION Hl* uni 210
Allan Adam*, 110 Trowbridge... 1,130
Freda l.itlel. 33 Marstoa-et.. .. .. 620
Florells Low re y, 114 Josephine. 310
ssrsh McLaren. 261 t.rstlaM ... .»65
Mrs. Marks, 220 Leleesler-et... . 1,023
Mra. sturn, >l* Melbnrae-at e.. . 2,*M>s
Mra. J. Sclera. 1366 Ha-iaulilen . . 425
Mra. Joseph Hrlamnn, 036 llruah 6,025
Xlrs. 11. I». XXntt, N6 Gnrflelal. . . 075
t Inr« M. Hofmann, 15 l.eachner*
llamtrnmck 5m
Mrs. I*nul Sturm, NO Xlt. \ croon . 520
DISTRICT NO. 5 includes all territory
Inside Wards 7, 9 and 11, also St.
Claire Heights suburb.
Kdua Lesperanee, 701 Jos. 4 nm
-Martha Marka. 216 MeDnugall
Clara Hlcmor, 616 l.arnrd B 570
Gertrude McHounld, 776 Itlopelle 136
Frances Frauklln, 3>3 Dubois . 4<i3
Rosie Peterson, ISO Dubois 3H<)
Mamie XX llklnaon, ,3HJ* l.arned B. 37.3
May X nlcntlnc. 452 Brewster.,.. 1,56.3
Laura Fox, 4t6 t hestnnt 356
Lillian Brown, 143 Xlnple ...... 2,765
Cll/iihetb Ahcl. 1636 McDougnll
I Htl
Xlrs. Harr, 1237 Theodore .... 525
< nrrlc Gilbert, 254 Campnu-ave.. 575
Mrs. J. >trbn. 73> Klrby-nve. B. . 1,625
Xlrs. J. Mrbn. 73> lv Irby it* c. e. . 25
Xlrs. Frank Fisher, IHS Mitchell. 4711
'lrs. Rane, 3» Orleans sss
Mrs, Illllliius, 4G52 Xlutynf , . >i.»
Mrs. A. It noski. in>6 Xicllou K all. 4**s
Mra. I.lla O'Neill, 565 Fori 8.. . i.u.’K)
XI llilren Herrick, .34)3 4 hear |56
Maltel Dery. Il> xtullett 2,6 16
Julia Ouellette. IINI Catherine .. t.l4i
B»n Attains, 321 Xlullett I*o
Alice 4 Icuictl, 372 4 llnton-a* e... 1,545
llclle Xlclnlosh, 561 Champlain.. »L 5
Mary lliickle). 14tti I bene 1,31)6
Josephine >rhlllln K . 56.3 fort B. 6.341
Xlrs. F. Brawn, 22 I le* elaud-a* r . 25
'lrs. X. Iltind, 7 44) 4,rnflot-nt e.. . 356
I'.iully Xlocller. IDS < liene .... 16510
Norn linlton. 267 Duhols 1...25
4 Inra lluriuester, 14 Hunt... 3.36
Mrs. c. XI. Tapi rt. 12.3 Theodore l'l>s
x* r ». 4*nrey, 56 Joa, taut pa a 425
M. >klflluulnn, 162 Joa. tarn pa 11, I.Slo
Xlrs. t tin rail Rern. 174) Shermau. 1)75
F.ll«altr I h lino -e. 14 XI. Joseph 33,3
Mrs. D. J. t.soler. 1677 Russell . . 2.MHI
Xlrs. I„ Rlrchner, 111 XXnlerlou. .313
Ellen be sh Met ahe. 3|> >|. A„l.ln 4.625
Mrs. X|„r> A. Thiel. 336 Itlopelle. 125
Minnie L. Lefebvre. 11l Orleans 1..326
Hertha Hoy, 3*3 Greeley . 3-^1
V Hrodow lex, 64)41 GarSeld-ave. B |
Hertha I lesler. 71HI 4.rand*-ate. U 7.3
Xlrs. Xllce >lmpson, 2> Adelaide . 1 10
Fisa Piper, 137 Adelaide ou
1 ntherlae Klein, 163 Jus. Campnu 1,126
I tarn *mlth. :i3l I bene ass
Emnia Mnjrr, 266 Cbeslnul J. 30
I llllsa McKenna. 34 Cleveland.. 121)
■*' 77X Duhols 1)0,3
Mrs. IF X nlentlne. 4.3d Adelaide MMI
THE DETROIT TIME'S;™ TUESDAY, J#NE 11. 191*.
[ Sarah Ma-C.lnnls. 316 Mrllougall. 610
Kilt. Thompson, 231 Joa. I uiupau
Hoar Mueller, 40,3 I hear 1,045
Horn llltchlnata, 131 lie* eland... 113
C arrie Le Hue, 341 Hubola 1,000
Julia Sclalltt. 1020 MrUougnll .. 3.266
\ elite Heutolt, 166 Msple 2.043
Cellan Humas, 334 Msple 35
Inuulr llsuilln, 407 Macomb ... 1,123
X uiic Mr Aril, 152 Mulletl 7>5
AI Ice San It a, 706 Xledhury-a*e.. . 1,066
'lra. Xlbrrt Miller, *SI7 MlliilU
kee-ave. B «>3
Mra. Maymlr lledden. 132 St. Au*
blg-oyn. MB
Mrs. XX 111. Gallsaber, 431 XXllklua 373
Mra. I'rsnk Klein. 637 XX nrren
ave. B .. 416
Xlrs. Henry Faber, 313 Hrewsler 75
XX lullri-d t.minion, so Faraawurth 723
Xlra. Peter villlcr, HUs Farms*
worth 305
Ann* t larke. 727 Kirby-s* e.. 1,045
lean Xllllrr, 440 Hculiiudre MTS
'lra. F.ilward lloaera. 260 Itlopelle 65
Mra. XX ui. Murray, 2>» Orleans.. i>76
Xlra. Jobs Miller. 231 Graudy-av. 30
Xnoa Hln n ke, 164 M ltcbell-n\e. 3u3
Jeaale XX II let t. 627 Mltchcll-a* e. 71*6
Xlra. XX. K. Johuaoa. 1531 I hear 70.5
l.uulsc II ain ho**. 161 Xlltchrll-a* v. 265
DISTRICT NO. 6 include* all territory
inside Wards 13. 15 and 17, also
Grosse Pointe suburb.
Ilnael Simona, 1256 GarSeld-nve. 3,16*3
Jennie Xlsltlaad, 306 Pennayl
» aala-ave 23
Btbel llsndall. 1353 Ftacher-ave. 2,3**5
Matilda Goettllng, 622 Townsend
■»e 013
Louise Lnurrarelle, 1270 Crane
■X* 2,025
Grace I rrauma, 533 Ualdw In-a ve. 1,016
| Henrietta Bddy. 1201 M**( lellan
*v* 1.030
, 'ITIIte Miller, 702 Xan Uy ke-ave. 1)56
Georgtaag l.uulher. 2**4 Met I«-1 *
, laa-ave 235
Jessie Osborne, 1025 Farnsworth
Dorothy Huchnrmr, 312 Leffiay
-1 . *’* 1,07.3
Llllluu Febr, 607 Xan llyke... . 7.V5
Alice Feet can, 26S l.llllbrldge
-1 *** . . 1«M0>
Katherine (undo, 1224 Gratlof-
N.3l*3
l.lndn Nelson, 305 Hurlbiit-a* e . 757*
Xlsbel Fraser, Mil Fleld-a *e. .. . |jsS
Helle Frink. N46 Peunay I* aula-ave 413
Minnie Frey, 466 tauto n -a*e .. 2t»5
Marie Hinder, eor. < rase and Ker
che* al 2,113
«rn*-e Xckley, II Blnawnod-a ve . . 165
Florence Hurke. 1332 Flacher-nve. **6s
Mrs. Hr. Harrison. 210 Moran 4.526
Mrs. K. North. 1134 t.nrlteld-n*r. 3**s
Mrs. XI. Deeley. 1650 Concord .173
Mr,> Chan. McKenale, 1233 Hnld
'"*■ | ,V 5
Mrs. <\ XX bile, 136 Fischer .
Mrs. Bari K1e«273 Hel* l.iere-n* e. -73
Aurdry Gates, Parker
Hen Glia, 316 Cadillac ),o~
Mrn. Geo. Manning, 2MIW Flsch
er-axe 1,625
Mrs. J. ||. Moeblmnn, IIS Helen 3>5
Xmy Hresaer, 37s Townsend .... 11-t
Hertha Msanlek. 242 Helle* ue
t Inra F.ndresa, 1203 Gratiot ;*hs
Mercy Hayes, 2204 Jefferson .. . 3.565
•oc Hoyt, 267 Xemlnote-avr .... 063
Mrs. R. Iloplts. 027 Mt. Blllott
*’t 23
Mrs. Geo. Gerry, 230 Helle* ue-a*. 2.**1.5
Mrs. xx. O’Connor. 201 Field-ave. ms
Mrs. A. Grass. OSn Sheridsu-n* e. 7*25
Z* 9 ' >; B#y< ’ ,OSJ » Fleld-«ve. 1-54*5
Mrs. H. leasner. 1663 Fleld-ave. 0(3
Mrs. t. A. Hourher. 1346* Ml. KI-,
Hut l-n»e. 5.4*66
Mrs. J. 11. Xlnrah. >2l lleld-ave. 713
Mrs. A. Geo rue. 023 Moleoiub-a ve 1 023
Mlaa M. Hartley. 245 liar* ey-ave. 1,023
Mrs. Hose Schulta, 1303 llelen-
Mrs. A. Memiiu. 2712 Cnglr 3**s
Helen Msnn, 216 Flacher-nve 7:15
Klls. Iteaunie, 76.3 Jefferaon-a* e. 2,115
Ko««. Cloutier. 215 >t. Jenn-a*e.. 075
Anna Peters. 716 Champlain... 47.5
Anna Klein. >4O Forest B 2.623
Maude Mnrrus, 77 Hurnml ..... "u>3
Xlrs. G. Thomas, 440 Hamilton-
a*. .*
Alice’ Hamra. 4N3 Hew lek-ave ! 23
Mrs. 1.. Klelsner, 1100 Xan Hyke. 755
Mrs. P. Tie tar, lio Xan Hykr-avr 270
J rm - »• Jsehhela. 7>7 Parker-av. 0.043
Mrs. H. Dupont, 626 >eyhum-nve 117,
Minnie Leopold. 703 Mt. Blllott
"xe 2,0*'3
Ida Hagen. 1504 Grntlot-ave.. . 115
Grace Gibson. IM» Kaater-axe. .. 323
Mra. Hope Sheldon. i;iOl» Xlaawell 1.115
'* rlL A- Htt, .305 FI in** ood ... 25
Mrs. Perry. 361 B. Gran.l-blvd. . or*3
Mary Randall, lff7LlllJbrld K e . 1.4N5
Mlaa lllltln«er. lot Hamlltun-avr 375
Mary Derry. I>o Mel.lran.-n* e. . 736
2N * lleldelber* 720
Fllaahetb Lt»«e, 373 Penaaylvnaln
Mrs. V Huntley. 430S Halilwla 1.716
larle Nummerlleld, (natoa-st... 1,223
tea. J. XX llson, 266 Hellrvue-nxe. |>3
Xlrs. J. T. Dwyer. 29> Townsend-
I «' e. 213
Mrs. L. Hh.nkrn.hlp, H 77 Field. 3.0>3
Xllas Harden. 3IM Helle* ue- a * e 17-,
v. ,r *’ «’ R >"“- H4O Xan Hyke *65
Ira. XX. 1.. Xfarllnig. I4t Farranil 310*
Mrs. F. Roberta. 1131 McClellan 1.0.M1
Mea. C. Hnwldoakl. 717 Bllery.. 1.656
1 Xlrs. (~ Grove, 350 t rane 105
Xlrs. F. Stevens, 1563 \nn ll* ke . 52.5
Mrs. 4. t.rt.lncer, 12 Kerchnnl. 5.6*43
i ■» Fisher, 132N Field . . 545
Xlrs. P. linker, 1212 Gratiot wr
Mabel XX llaon. .16 La X|oihe-a*e 225
Mrs. J. Brookes, 634» xlcllouksll i.ikk'.
Mrs. Paul Steeher, I2>;t X||cklpn*n 103
Mrs. G. 11. >crlhcr. 1112 Xlt. Bl
llntl-ave 0.756
Mrs. Florence Ronlo. >|#J vfc-
Honnnll 2,504*
Mrs. Hannah Crosby, 133 Ranter 1,255
Glndya llnmlell. 557 Helen 1,605
OI«a Flachheln. 703 Psrker-a*e. 77.5
Margarrl B. XXarrea. 1637 Gratiot 1,5416
.Xlrs. H. A. Scbwsuer. IH*7 Halilwln 35
' loin Sttliin.nl, 364 Park* lew ... 2.5
Lillian I rudder, 243 Hnldwlu ... ”l3
DISTRICT Nil. 0 INCLI DBS THK
COINTIBS OF OAKUM), LIVING*
NTON AND SIIIAXX XSSBB.
Mrs. L. A. Ferrler, Pontine 1,065
Irene Plat-e, Durand 633
Mrs. Rose llnrrlnuton. Hymn 25
(drrle M«tllen, Durand 315
Xlrs. 11. Ruussln. Durand 307,
Xlrs. lies Anuell. XX ailed Lake .. 703
Huth Harrell, XXnllrd l.nke I
Mrs. Ira s. Carnes. XX ailed Luke ’2>s
Mrs. XX in. liny*, XXalleil Lake . 633
Mra. Xdam Perry. Orion ;,p<*
Mrs. Ilunb Grnnt, Orion j.. .176
Xlrs. J. 1,. Hellls. Orion 423
lllanrhe Heath. lllrinlnKbnm. . . 43,3
Frnnels >battuek, 111 mi lua ban. . o*3
Ilea Schlaack, Hlrtnlnubam .... 1,01*3
Mrn. Jennie B. Curley, Ituynl
Hit* 6,004)
Bdna Sehattiiek, lllrmlnu ham .. . 1,7113
May llandall. Hlnnlnnham t.oxi
Pansy llaten. No* I HTil
Mrs. A. T. Ilalrnmr, \»vl 1,.123
Helen Gonily, Fowlervllle 77.3
Hesnle KellTT I-’**** l»r* llle |s3
Minnie llagermnn, Fowlerx(lie. . 216
Bsfclln XX heeler. Iltiyal Oak 1,37.3
Mra. Barle Sinclair, lloyal Oak . 175
Mrs. Harry Sinclair, lloyal Oak . .335
Mrs. Harry Gardner, Royal 4)ak . 3241
I lara Hnsklnhurit, Royal Oak,.. 536
Boln T. Smith. I(i*«al (Ink ... 2>*.3
Mrs. X|. ||. I lilrll, Mllfurd 1.265
Xlrs. I has. Tonlbs. Xlllford .... 1,2?*5
Huth llurrel, 4»wosso 25
Mra. Kenneth Cooper. Ownsno 23
x»rs. Clifford l.ewls. Hymn .... 1,04t5
Xlrs. Kenyan XX rlnalest*nrtli.
Bast Cnboftnh 23
Bdna Marshall. South Lyon ... 2.11*3
Florence Hallawat, South Lyon 1,36.3
Cora Sweet, South Lyon ....... (6%
Gladys Patterson. Net* ark 56.3
Harel Mains. Holly * 3(3
Lillian Helford. Grand Hlane. .. . |>3
III* lb B* ans. Holly |7«
Lillian Helford, Grand Hlanr.... 23
Bather XX ehster, Ovford |;*i!
Leo XI Cnsmer, Ovford 423
Mrs. Hay Xon XX nnoner. Ovford. 67*)
•Intel Brlteh. Ovforil ||%
Jessie Roost, Ovford 73.3
Fnlu Dlahrow, Clyde 1
Msrloa I’redmore, Clyde. 313 |
Mra. G. Raefeluvs, f.oodlsos 1.»3d
Mrs. Huy Frost, Govdlaua 1.16*3
Mrs. Braeat >blpp>. UaudUuv ... '<l>l
Xlrs.' Fred Bwiar, llasakurg ... 2t*s
Jessica MeKcasle, Aatlersuav llle 1.616
Mra I has. Koss. X adersoav llle . . 1,476
Mra. U. Stork weal her, Aadersoa
v llle 1.623
Mrs. Juba Narrla, Ortoav llle. . . Ml s
Xlrs. 11. 11. l.ase, Ortoax llle. .. . •13
( lorn Keller, Orionvllle 1.765
XI n••• le GI hum, ( Isrkstoa 565
Lydta Mila, A larkstoa NIO
Anns XX Inn, llat Ishurff *’•
Xlrs. Fannie XX nils, Ostlsburg . INkX
Mra. vans Stevens, l.alngsliurg. 173
Xlrs. M. H. XXeek. lalng.hurg . 213
Bmuta linker. I nlngtburg <HO
Xlrs. Loyal Arthur.
Mrs. Isrunard Lackey, Lnlmnabur* 333
4, race Telfer, Henderson 2»> 15
Hcwsle Reese, Henderson DM
'alerts XX ararr, Owosso I*4*s
Mrs. Nellie Miller, Durnad 1,733
'lra. X|) ra Xoae, Durand I>3
Mra. Lulu Goovlapeed. Durand . 2.'113
Mrs. L. 1. Fasket, Howell I.«*«»3
Amy Campbell. Duraad 373
Maud Chase, Hurl 3>6
XI aml Grey, New l.othrwp 626
Flossie llwutih. Flushlau
Mrs. Luke X eraon. New Lolhrop <ls
Josephine Halley, Moalroac .... 165
Xlra. J. Hopkins. 25
Mildred Hokn, Hrlnbtos 1.2-5 o
Mrs. I.ydls fit* ller llnniburg ... 2,63.3
XI Inns Hula. Ilrinhloa 210
Mrs. B. O'Dell. Hrlnhlou 105
Shirley Smith. Holly 16)5
Bthelya Xon Hiper. Holly. 756
Martrlle Atherton. Holly 265
Florence !*rln«le. Holly 635
Daisy Hull. Holly 31*3
Hertha Parmnlee. XX ailed Lake . .*l3
Father Chapman, XXnllrd Fake . >26
Resale 4 Ini fey, XX ailed Lake ... 663
laea Dickerson, XXnllrd Lake.... 13
Xlrs. C, Hrlslol, Fowlervllle 1,016
Hessle Kelley, Fowlervllle 2.55
t srrlr Holcomb. Fowlervllle.... 1.713
Btbel McCarthy, Pinckney 2,1>5
Hose Jefferys, Pinckney 765
Lnum Half, Plnckaey 765
It utli I ’ii 1 ter t on. Pinckney 505
Lola La Marsh, XX ater-at.. Pontiac 415
Hulk l.everette, Plke-st., Pontine 1,675
Meryl llollvvay, Falrgrove, Pun
tine . 333
I lln >mldlry, Hallroad-st., Pon
tiac 123
Huth Jacobs, Orchard Lske-ave.,
Poatlac 2.«)23
Mrs. H. L. Mc.Neal, Httchester. . . 265
Mrs. J. Palmer. XX Ixoui 626
Mrs. Geortte Foss, Leonard 1,4>3
Mrs. C. >t roinlirrg, Leonard .... 3*>s
Xlrs. Lillie Hanley. Orion 173
Mrs. T. Chopin. Orion . . '.*:*<»
Mrs. I.ulu xliddletwß. Orion .... 21633
X era Hassett, Poatlac 1,4*16
Francis Hurchlll, Pontine 216
<.eftrude Xiltehell, Poullac 1.4*43
Xlautle I'hoiupstin. Pontiac 1.2 15
Marforie Nelson. Poatlac 616
llenlah Fay, Poatlac 265
|ll axel Sinclair. New Hudson .... 675
India Pot* risen. New Hudson 1,.175
Mae Da* Is, Nets Hudson >56
Blsle II la by. New Hudson 5.5
Neva Henwleh. New Hudson.... 415
Mrs. G. Hsraard, Cbllson 1,625
Mrs. S. Curds. Cbllson .......... J 7.1)
Xlrs. M. Klchardsoa, Chllsoa .... 613
Mrs. J. Appleton, Chllsoa 215
Mrs. XX nt. Poole, llowell 1,510
X tolettn x|.4 utcheou, 265 Nor*
. ton-axe., Pontiac 4>5
Xlrs. >. J. Frasier, Perry 23
Xlrs. < has. Stevens, Perry 3>5
Mrs. < has. Hentley, Morrlce .. . . 75
Mrs. Bits Killian, llurti»n I>s
Alberta Tumelly, Hurtoa 36.5
Phyllis Stephens, Holly 1,216
M. Sutherland, Oxford 11,166
DISTRICT NO. 19 I.NCLLDB9 TUB
COINTIBS OF MACOMB, LAPEF.R
AND GB.NESBBi ALSO ALL TBRHI
TORY NOT IN OTHER DISTRICTS.
Mrs. G*o. Evans, Linden... ISS
Marloll Pratt, Fenton 1,665
Mabel Stllea, Linden 5,625
Margarrl Snohlen, North Hranch 23
l.u«*lnda XX lldrr, North Hranrh . . 2,116
Ada Pratt, l.llchfleld ~ 23
Flora Cooper, llllladale. . . WW
Ida Robinson. Litchfield.. 735
Helen Swan. Imlay City 235
Margaret Snelllng, Imlay City.. 25
Xlrs. B. 11. Dawson, Imlay City.. 12!1<*
lean X. Henderson. Mt. Clemens 455
Xlrs. Bast Gann, XXaahlustoa. .. . I>6
Xlra. Hoy Carl. New Haven 3.635
Mra. D. Hill, New Baltimore 375
Mrs. Hurtoa T. Hates, New Balti
more I >5
Xlrs. >cott Stevenson, Memphis . 1.655
Xlauile Jeffers, Memphis 30*
Daisy Alpin, Memphis 1,655
Mabel Prttuek, l>ow a*lac 543
llaael Reed, llvwagat I>s
llaael Krrgawa, Charlotte 365
Huth Fox, Charlotte 3>5
Mrs'. Albert Sharpe, Burnside. . . 216
Mrs. Ethel Gardner. Hrown City. . 315
Mrs. A. 11. XX II cox. Brown City.. 1.76.3
Florence Cudney, North Branch . 275
Mrs. Frank XXalters, Metamors.. 2,215
Xlrs. James Carr, Lapeer 755
Mrs. N. J. Hullock, Hadley 1,550
Bdna Carllanhouse, North Adams 1,654>
Blfrlda Kenipt«*a. North Adams . 3>5
Llrale Harts, New Haltlmore. . . 373
Aimer Harrs, New Baltimore . . 6**s
Mrs Ruth Halley, New Balti
more 2.135
Mrs. Ira* Bosao, New Balti
more • .. . 2,675
Xlt inn Starr, Plttaford 2.>415
Inn XX right. Osset* 345
.Xlrs. Loals Allen, Kings Mi 115.... 1,473
Lillian Snohlen, NortK Hranch.. 1.37.5
Mrs. Lib* Hndcllff, Kings Mills 136
Nlnn XX si her, Lum 1.623
Martha Lewis, Imlay City 473
Flnrence Hloomtleld, Imlay City. 1,625
lloaa Clark, Kings Mills 2.625
Nellie Stoner, Osseo 1,135
Lula McDowell, Plttaford 1.665
l.ole Xckley. LltchfteUl -, 25
Lulu Hentley, Jones* llle 2,>54)
Pearl Adnms, Montgomery 705
Ella XlcMurray, Montgomery.... >•*•
May me Kllgonr, Marlette 1.4>5
Mrs. I elrste Snover, Clifford .... 2.655
Minnie Xan Slckland, Kingston.. 1,625
I Inra Keillor. Clifford 313
Hiilli Krllom, ( oldimlrr IJU
Mr». Itay llroiaiihtoo. < oMniter. 37.'.
Mr*. Ktliel Dllleßlirrk. Haranai?. . XV.
He her Flaber, Drydea 1.%4%
Mra. J. U hl*berk. Dry den 275
Fay Juknaton, I.laden 3,17.%
Mr*. Frank Bartlett, Drydea..., I|l9*l
Bra. C. K. Kline, Drydea 3,10%
Allee Campbell, Drydea 12.%
Norma llrlaboae, Columbia* llle- 1,74.%
Alary MeNevnn, < olumhla vllle . . 2.01.%
Mabel Hoea, Colon,bla* llle 2.02.%
A nahtl l)ai la, Ma«kla|tna 2.|Oft
Ferae Z.erter, AA nahlnrtnn 2,17.%
Kilna Miller, Waldron 1,710
Mr*, ,loa. Hartley, Waldron 1,0*1.%
Fnm Dunlap, Montgomery 12.%
Mildred Kirby, Clifford U.%0
Nellie l.atie. Mnrlette 410
Myra Kinney, Frontier. 2,07.%
\ rata Mevena, Mia(t*hurg 1,07%
Mra. A. Mmft. Hhaftahuric 20%
Mra. M. Thompann, Waldron.... 1,11%
Mabel Oelser, Marahall 02%
>arnb Faeenburg, Aaeborrllln.. . 1,%2.%
Huth Itelmeyer, l.enoi %l%
Norn l.tndke. An«-hor*flle 27%
Itlldn Halm. Leaoi 2,10%
Mra. Ferrln. Mt. ( lemena 1,(K1.%
'laud Nan Kpa, Mt. t lemena 3%
Dr. Nellie Ktlta, Mt. f lemena.... 1.%7%
Pearl Deer, Algunae. 70.%
t liarlotte Muir, Algoanr .%•!.%
Mra. Jamea Amea. Algnaaf 40.%
i <<M le Hall, find It 11*7,
Mra. It. ( aria right, Pori Anatla. 1,02.%
Nndle 'hn», Armada ,%D.%
l.laale Folka. Armada 11111
l.uey Kipp, Armada 1,17% I
llmel tlonnldaon. nrta Creek. 70.%
t.raee Jakaaoa. 'warn < reek ... 1,12.%
Anna llorubern, Mt, Clair 12%
Mra. V llaeon, At. Clair «|.%
(■race llenneaaey, Os. Clair .... 2.030
Her ih ii Wanner Katua Hnplda . 2a.%
Net n llurber, I.rami l.edue 5.%41
Mra. Mabel Morphy, Mulllken,.. 3p.%
Mra. 11. Ilerrliimn, I tlea 2,%0%
Mra. J. W. Frlteb. Ileekerrllle . atl.%
Mra. Wm. Doe. Jr., I.um 1,010
'lra. V Honey, I.um j{7.%
Mra. It. I hoiti, Allien
Mra. A. Folaom. Otto Lake SHO
Mra. M. H. Hinltk, Itnneo 210
Mra. It. Hoanier, Homeo 27%
y|ra. J. I rn,k. Jr.. Itomeu 22%
Mra. T. Proetor, Homeo 2,07 h»
.I, i, a|e t link, l.enom 1,70.%
Holly Hretter, Irani 4W*
I'dnn l.berke, l.enoa 2.2 H.%
'lra. 11. I Union, 04'* AA,,od**. Flint .%0%
'lra. 1,. I amploa, 'larkton, Flint 3|ii
lloar lltnn* Clifford. Flint 7%
Mra. Dr. < ogley, Poplar, Pt. Hiir.
Mra. J. Fenner, lenth, Pt. Hur
on . MS
Mra. Kelfer, F.lnhth, l*t. Huron.. 1,4,'.%
Irene Harney, Joara-at., Mt.
* lemena 1.i1T.%
Mra. 11. 'rhannr, N. Ilaltlmore 02,1
Mra. K. Haller. AA aahtngton, Mt.
Cleniena 37,%
Mra. I„ l.tiaeh. laehea-at„ Mt.
Clemen a 1.02%
Alra. |. aanford. Mary.at., Flint 3|ti
Mra.. P. O M Ilia, Oatlatllle ..... 7%-
Mra. AA. I.yona, Hatlatllle 2..%.%d
'lea. y. Murphy, Fenton 2.%
Mra. J. Trnnlman, Fenton 2.100
'lra. 11. 'lnnirr, llavldaon 1,70%
'lra. K. Ilaiknaav. Dnaldaon ... 30.%
'lra. t*. Heott, I 110 1.07.%
Mm, K. AAlae. Thlrd-ave.. Flint. JM%
Mr*. <u. I.mrjar. IlkkaMd. .. . 1.4»
Mrs. W ia. HrarkMii, N. (lavra 36
Vara 'I hompaua, MiHiran 1.J66
Xf». 6>rli ( MkfHillsdale. H.
K. 11. I «I0
Mr*. «adle dray, lllllxlalr, K.
F. 11. I 4TB
%lla liaspi*, l.ltrhßrld 1.175
Mr*. I hi*. Hear), ( iru 2.1MU1
Mr*. IVsrl MrNrlll*. Port Hop* IU
Mr*. Ira ( urngll, Klktoa
Hfcea \an (leases, Elate... 178
Idtth Warner. Klale 3.*.
lira. Ulan llaker, Klale 31*0
Kf6r Huater. Oakley (ITS
Mr*, la»r* Hla*e>, llruUerawa . . 3B
Mr*. KII* (gear), lleaderann. . . IXI
llarel sliattuek. liraad l.edae . 1,310
4d«la llarrla. Oil*at S.AO
Mr*. O. Ituoplussrser, Hroaana , .
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I)EPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, June 11. 1912.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REPAVING STREETS.
Healed |irop«l«li will In* received Rt
th.* iiff.cc of the I 'epu rt men t of Public
Work*. l>etrolt, Mich. until Monday.
June IT. 1912. at 1« o'clock ti. m., stand*
ard t'me, at which time and place
the* 011 l he opened, for furnishing all
the labor and material and paving ami
repay Ing the streets named below,
within the llnilta mentioned. In the
City of Detroit, with the style of pave
ment stated
With Cedar.
TOLEDO miNt K iParlagl.
Tol**do 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
reu. Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered, in
cluding neW foundation and brick pav.
111h between and hlouk double track.
PITWM tUMK ( Hepnvln* I.
From the west line of Woodward
avenue to the east line of Cass street.
30 feel wide, with 6-lnch concrete and
Medina curbstone.
*KUIi;N t\ KM IT ißrpsvlngi,
| From the west line of Second avenue
to the *ust line of Lincoln avenue, -’8
feet wide, and 26 feet wide, with 6-
'inch concrete and Medina curbstone.
MI LIdITT MTHKKT iKepavlag).
From the east line of Jt>s. I'ampau
'avenue on south, to the west curb line
of Mm wood avenue, -’a feet wide, with
6-lnch concrete and Berea curbstone
With Brick.
Noth —The brick for repaving the
following streets will be furnished
and delivered on or contiguous to the
work by the City of Detroit, free of
rust to the contractor.
tRIIOTT MTKKKT iHrpavlnsl.
From' the brick at MUhtgan avenue
'to the ea-R line of Trumbull avenue. 23
feet wide, less single track, with brick
ion 6-lnch and 1-lnch concrete founda
tion und Medina curbstone.
»F.\ K3TKKMH MTRKK.T (Repaving).
From the north line of Fort street to
'th« south line of Maker stfeet. 30 fact
wide, with brick on 6-inch concrete
and Berea curbstone
ELIOT STRKKT ißrysvlagl.
From the east curb line of Beaubien
street to the west line of Russell
str. * t. ‘26 feet wide, with brick on con-
I crete foundation and Medina curb
stone.
With Freoaoted llloek.
Note —The block for paving the fol
lowing street will be furnished and
delivered on or contiguous to the work
bv the City of Detroit, free of cost to
the contractor.
IlKOlthl.l > IVKM E (Repaving).
! i’rom the north line <>f Grand Klver
nvmitrP —to the south line of AieTrrr—
drlne avenue, 2« feet wide, with creo
soted block on 6-inch and 1-inch con
crete and Berea curbstone.
MIEKT IM'llll.T MID HV THK
CITV.
Following are the estimates In de
tail for the work to be done on the
above paving and repaving Jobs:
TOLEDO tVKUK iPavlsgl.
\**r**mrut K*tlm*tr».
481 cubic yards of excavation
9;:6.30 lineal feet of curbstone (new)
straight.
13.8s lineal feet of curbstone in (4-12
feet R.) circles 2 dressed inside. 2
dressed outside: Medina by contractor
1241.87 square yards, cellar paving.
1123.54 square >ards of concrete. 6
Incites deep.
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25.16 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
City (Cellmate*.
32 cubic yards of excavation outside
of truck
402 cubic yards of excavation insido
and along track.
123.46 cubic vards of excavation, in
cluding old paving materials, old con
crete foundation fn track
14 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight).
31.42 lineal lent of new curbstone
in (2-10 feet it. Medina) circles fur
nished by contractor.
603.65 square yards of brick paving
in trucks.
8 4 32 square yards of cedar paving.
78.32 square yards of concrete under
paving, 6 inches deep.
330 DS cubic yard* of concrete, under
paving In and along trucks.
1.21 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
5.71 cubic yards of sand under lies.
178 57 square yards of granite nose
stones furnished by city, laid by con
tractor,
2000 lineal feet of rail to plaster (if
required) at the Junction of pavement
wit.i car track; the contractor will (ill
void under rail heads with cement
mortar without extra charge.
I'ITMM tVKVIK (Repaving).
4'lt) F.sllmates l.
578 cubic yards of excavation, in
cluding old paving material cedar on
sand.
240 lineal feet of n»-vv curbstone
(straight), more or less Medina
12.66 llneul feet of curbstone, in
<2-1 ft. I\.l circles furnished by City;
xet by contractor.
1-63 ilneul feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Medina.
2061 76 square yards of 6-lnch con
crete.
33.60 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
47 lineal feel of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
SKI.DE> IVK.MI K (Itepavlag).
lit) Kstluistes.
» 2132 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
sand from Second to Third, cedar on
plank from I’hlrd to Lincoln avenues
800 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight) more or less Medina.
200 96 llneul feet of curbstone. In
(4-6 ft. It 26-4 ft. K.) circles fur
nished by City; set by contractor
3269 llneul feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Medina
7101 square yards of 6-lnch concrete.
12!' 84 square yards of concrete under
und baking curl*.
584 lineal feet o' retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
Ml I.LETT STRKET (Hepavlug).
Flty Estimate*.
869 cubic; yards of excavation, in
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plank
467 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight) more or less Berea.
113.97 lineal feet of curbstone. In
(6-10 feet It.. 4-4 feet R ) circles fur
nished by City, set by contractor.
1 400 lineal feet of curbstone leset.
nior< or less Berea.
7:• 7 7 o*. square vards of concrete.
56.50 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
131 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb, may be used
ABBOTT BTRKKT t Itepn* lug >.
Fit) Estimates.
86 y cubic yards of excavation, in
cluuipv c.ld paving material, cedar on
sand.
14(0 lineal feet of new curbstone
(sirs ight. more or less* Medina.
4056 lineal f**et of curbstone, reset,
more or less Medina.
6412 70 square yards of brick paving
on 6 Inches of concrete.
939.16 square yards of brick puving
on 1-lnch Concrete.
146 cubic yards of concrete, under
and behind curb.
5639 lineal feet of rail to plaster
(if required) at the junction of pave
ment with car track, the contractor
will fill void uncle*- rail heads with ce
ment rnortar without extra charge
HKIKMKIATH STREET (Itepavlng).
Fit) Fstlmates.
2281 cubic yards of excavation, in
cluding old puving material, cedar on
plank
1000 lineal feet of new curbstone
istialght) more or less Berea.
25.12 lineal feet of curbstone. In (4-4
ft ” R > circles furnished by Flty; set
by ci ntractor.
3086 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Berea,
t>'..70.86 square yards of brick on con
crete paving
-112 19 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
•4 lineal fast of retaining alvn*.«*R
Medina curb may b* used
ELIOT STREET (Heps* lag).
Flty Estimates.
2168 cubic yards of excavation, in
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plunk.
100 lineal feet of new curbstone
(st uight), more or less Medina.
87.92 lineal feet of curbstone In
(14-4 ft. H.) circles furnished by city;
set by contractor.
2126 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
tnore ot less Medina.
6387 80 square yards of brick paving
on concrete.
118.03 egbic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
22C lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
fIROOKLY* IYKNIK (Kepavlag)
City Estimates.
2273 cuble yards of excavation. In
cluding old puving material, /edui on
piatik.
600 lineal feet of new curbatone
(rt i uight) inure or less Berea.
281 7C lineal feet of curbstone, in
(19-1 u ft It.) circles furnished by city;
set by. contractor.
71283 llneul feet of curbstone roxot.
more of less Berea.
6938.73 square yards of creosote
block paving on 6-lnch concrete
175.76 square yards of creosote block
paving on 1-lnch concrete.
120.13 cubic yards of concrete under
und bihind cugb
116 llneul feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may he used.
Note— Bidders will submit proposals
for I’ortlatni cement concrete only.
The time to bo set In the contracts
for the completion of the above pav
ing and repaving Jobs shall be us fol
lows:
TOLEDO AVENUE Aug. 25. 1912
ITTNA.M AVENUE. Aug. 25. 1812
BELDEN AVENUE ...Kept. 15, 1812
MULLKTT STREET Aug. 25. 1812
ABBOTT STREET , .lap! 11, 1912
SEVENTEENTH STREET.Sept. 1. 1812
ELIOT STREET Kept. 20, 1812
BROOKLYN AVENUE Kept, 1, 1912
Said streets to be puved according
to the sped Heat lons for brick, adopted
Jt.n, 16. 1912, cedar and creosoted
block, adopted .Feb. 20. 1912, also to
the estimates of the City Engineer, as
above, and the charter und ordinances
of the City of Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per cubic
yard for excavation, price per lineal
foot of curbing, price per square yard
for puving or concreting, and price p<*r
lineal foot for retaining plank or
stone, etc.
Bids will only be received for the
entire of the work or tnaterlul for any
stieel or section of street, as per quan
tities stated in the estimates, and the
bid will be accepted which Is the low
est or. aggregating the above details,
regardless of any error of extensions
or lootings made by the bidders.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid enclosed In a separate envelope, a
< i rtifieil bank check payable to the 4»r
iier of the Department of Public Works
of the City of Detroit, as follows
TCLEPO AVENUE $ 300
PUTNAM AVENUE I 500
SELD E N AVENUE 12,000
MI7I.LETT STREET I 600
ABBOTT STREET f 1.500
SK VENTEE NT 11 ST RE ET $2,000
KLIOT AVENUE 11.000
BE< *< > KI. Y X AVENUE 82.5 '0
\\ hlch sum will be forfeited to the
City of Detroit in case the bidder falls
to enter Into contract, subject to con
firmation by the Common Uouncll with
in l;\e days after the acceptance of hn
t« nder by the Department of Public
Works. , . .
Tht bidder whose tender is accepted
will b» required to furnish with his
connect Oil apprond surety company
t.ond to the Flty of Detroit In the full
amount of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full ami faith
ful |" rformunce of his part of the con-
The contract shall be paid In bonds
for lirst paving, or the proceeds there
of if such bonds are purchased by tho
Sinking Fund Commissioner*, accord
ing to law. , , .
No bbl* will be received from any
person or firm who Is in arrears or de
fault to the Flty of Detroit.
Specifications in detail for the abot*
w-ork may be had on application to the
' Th** Department of Public Works ex
pressly reserves the right to reject
anv or all proposals.
41-12 J J. HAARF.R.
4,53 Commissioner.

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