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'COMMON COUNCIL
Ceatlaued front Pag* Klggt.
Hfr* or expense of any kind whatsu
«vrt wlilt li mav be suffered l»y tb« City
of i 'ftroll or whlol 11 :■ * •• i
which may accrue against by charging
'to or recovering front said «-11> from or
by reason of tlitt granting of permla
■lon to construct said spur track or
from or by reason of any a* ts or tnlng*
tlonf under or by authority or permit*
■lon herein granted. Sabi bond shall
hr kept in force throughout th«* lift* of
tills permit, anil shall If nrvmarfi be
reni'tktd wlmnivtr no directed by res»<-
lutiuh of the t’ominon Council- S.Fd
grantee harelnhefore mentlolled and to
*A‘ hoin Maid permit l« grunted ahull ulv»
■ übinlt to and tile with Ilia Departim nt
of I’uldlf Works, detailed plana and
spec I (It at lon* of the proponed spur or
aide track which said plana and ap.cl
fUatloiiN are to ba approved by sa'd
depurttnent, and further provided that
nil of auid work ahull be done under
the supervision of aald last mentioned
department.
* Provided, further. That aald granted
flies with the City ('Jerk within 10 days
nn ugre< ment In writing, waiving
therein all damages that may result or
accrue in «a|.l grant. <
by reason of the separation of grade*,
on account of said aide-track. and suhl
agreement la approved by the Corpora
(ton O'aunMl aa being correct In form
and execution and accepted by the
Common Council.
Provided. That aald grantee Mbs
with the City Clerk within HO days of
the date of the approval hereof, art
agreement agreeing to pUtnk the road
way between the sidetrack* and for a
distance of 18 Inches otitahle thereof,
covering the aldetracka for which thin
permission Is granted, and maintain
same and forever hereafter keep Name
good repair to the entire satisfac
tion of the Department of Public
Works, during the life of the permit
granted to said grantee by said De
partment; that the necessity of all re
pairing. plunking uml replunking of
the apace between the aald tra> ks and
alongside thereof, or repairing, paving
►>r repaving of aald *trc»t between the
tracks and for a distance <>f 18 Inches
outside thereof, should sume he ordered
paved at some future time by the Pe
flartntent of public Works, to be de
termined by nuM Department, and that
In the event of said grantee refusing
to comply with the Instructions of said
depart merit to repair, pave, repave or
resurface the planking or pavement
hot ween the trucks and 18 inches out
side., thereof. within la days from the
late of the mulling of a notice to that
effect, the Department of Public Works
Khali cause said work t<» he done and
r*le expense thereof shall he a ’proper
barge against said grantee, col|<Vlihle
in uny court of competent Jurisdiction
Adopted as follows:
Yea*—Aid. Allun, Mroso, Hurton.
PeinieJ. Kills, Field, Garvey, < ilunian.
Jutnmn, Itarpfer. Iltndle. Keating.
Keusch. Krapp. Littlefield, Lodge. Mc-
I’arty. Mason. Merritt. OHrlen. <>*-
irowski, hwen, Kostnthul. Schultz,
■'krsyckl, Thompson. Tossy, Vurnor,
Walsh. Watson, and the. President—
SI?
Nays—None.
ELEVENTH WAltli.
By Aid. Thelsen.
Resolved, That K. It. Schrelter, Jr.,
.<• uml he Ts hereby appoint, and Secre
ary of Common Council Committees
lor a term of two years, commencing
Inly Ist, 1912, as provided In Section
Ljof Chapter 45 of the Compiled Ordi
nances of the City of Detroit for the
f.ar 1904.
Adopter! as follows:
Yeas-—Aid. Allan, Mroso, Hurton,
telmel. Kills. Field, Ourvev, (Hitman,
iUtniHti, llarpfei, Hindi... Keating
\etisch. Krapp, Littlefield. Lodge, Lynch-.
McCarty, Mason. Merritt, OHrlen. iis
rowski. Owen, Kosenthul. 8. hulls,
(krgyckl, Thelsen, Thompson.’ Tossy,
i erbor. Walsh, Watson, and the Pres|-
lent —33.
Nays—None,
ly Aid Theisen:
Itesolved, That permission be and is
isbeby granted to Ignatz Gislnskl.
49 Jos. Cam pun avenue, to peddle fish
without a license for a period of 6
nonths, and’ the License Collector is
equested to issue a free badge to hitn.
Heferred to Committee on Licenses.
TWELFTH WAIiL
ly Aid. Watson:
vN ORDINANCE to amend Kectlon 1
(o> of Chapter 145 of the Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Detroit
for the year 1904, be approved June
7. 1910.
H la hereby ordained by the People
f the City of Detroit:
Section 1. That Section 1 (o) of
i Chapter 145 of the Complied Or
-3 dlnauees of the City of Detroit
4 for the Year 1 approved June
5 7. 1910, be. and the same Is hereby
«> amended so as to read as follows:
7. Sec. 1 to) The fire limits of the
8 City of Detroit shall also Include
9 all that section of the City descrlb
d ed within the following limits.
1 Commencing at u point on the ren
-2 ter line of Sixteenth street 120
3 feet distant southerly And paral
-4 lei with the southerly line of Bu
-5 ker street; thence westerly on a
6 line 120 feet distant southerly and
7 parallel .with the southerly line of
Baker street to the center line of
9 Twenty-fourth street; thence south
-0 erly along the center, line of Twen
-1 ty-fourth street to the center line
2 of public alley south of and pural
-3 lei to Baker street; thence wester
-4 ly along the center line of said
5 public alley to a point 72 feet dis
-6 tant westerly from the westerly
* line of Twenty-fourth street:
8 thence northerly along said line
9 to center line of public alley ly
ffc Ing north of and parallel to Baker
r street; thence westerly along the
2 center line of public alleys lying
3 first south of and parallel to Dlx
4 avenue to the center line of Artll
-5 lery avenue; thence northerly
6 along the center line of Artillery
7* avenue to the center line of Dlv
8 evenue; thence easterly along the
9 center line of Dlx avenue to the
o center line of Llvernols avenue;
l thence northerly along the center
3 line of Llvernols avenue to center
3 line, extended, of public alley ly
-4 , Ing first north of and parallel to
5 Dlx avenue, thence easterly along
C the center line of alleys first north
7 of and parallel to Dlx avenue to
8 center line of public alley first
9 west of Twenty-fourth street;.
0 thence easterly along m line 100
1 feet distant northerly from the
3 northerly line of Dlx avenue to
3 the center line of Twenty-third
4 street; thence southerly along the
5 center line of Twenty-third street
*f to the center line, extended, of
7 public alley lying first north of
8 Baker street: thence easterly along
9 center line of said public alley to
o the center line of Twenty-second
1 street, thence southerly ulong the
3 center line of Twenty-second street
a to a point 110 feet distant norther
-4 ly from the northerly line of Ba
-5 ker street; thence easterly along
*» said line to the renter line of Six
-7 teenth street. thence southerly
9 along the center line of Sixteenth
*• street to the point of beginning.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall
2 take Immediate effect.
Head twice by title, ordered printed
nd laid on the table.
TWELFTH WARD.
I>* Aid. Llttletl Id:
Resolved. That the Department of
•übllc Works be. and It Is hereby In
truded to remove election booth, in the
loth precinct. Twelfth Ward, now lo
afed at the corner of Maybury and
Hrby avenues, to the southwest corner
f Kirby anti Tillman avenues
Adopted.
THIRTEENTH WARD
t> Aid. McCarty:
Resolved, That the Public Lighting
mission be and Is herebv requested
o cause arm llahl to be erected on
lunt street, between Elmwood and Me
>ougull.
•Ul opted.
W.I Thelsefi was excused
ly Aid. McCarty:
Resolved. That permission be nnd Is
ereby granted to George Weiss. 819
uperlor street, to peddle without n 11-
ense for a period of six months, and
he License (Villector I" requested to is
ue a free badge to him.
Referred to Committee on License*.
, THIRTEENTH WARD
A Aid. Hroto:
Resolved. That permission he and Is
ereby granted to Christina Schmidt t >
tect small fence extending diagonally
tom sidewalk part way to curb on the
orthenst corner of Mat k and McDougnt!
\enues. said fence tielng for the pur
o*e of preventing iwreotts from wallc
nfs on lawn. .
Referred to Committee on fitree k
FOURTEENTH WARD,
ly Aid Walsh:
R» solved. That permission be and Is
icrePy gianted to Joseph Glasgow, lli)
| Abbott street, to peddle without a license
fur a p« rlod of 9 months, and the Ld
* < Use Collector 1* requested to I'M! ■ 4
flee budge tu bill!
1 Adopted
H> Aid. Walsh;
Resolved, That the City Engineer
I pr» pare a small map of the territory,
lying between Jefferson avenue. Ur
(troit River, Conner’s Creek and east
i erly City Limits for the Sewer Coni*
i mittee. show ing the relative elevations
of the Inside bottom f the new Jef
ferson A\»nu» Se We i|. and proposed
Lateral MeWer* with their grades, also
level* of Die property and normal wa
ter elev at ion
Vdopled km follows:
VeaM Aid. Allan, liroso, Burton. El
lis, Field, Garvey, Gllnnan. 'human
llarpfcr. Kindle, - Keating. Keusch.
Krapp, Uttlefleld. Lodge. Lynch, Mc-
Carty. Mason. Merritt, O'Brien. <>*-
irowrskl. Owen, Rosenthal. Schultz.
Skrsyekl. Thelsen, Thompson. Tossy.
Vernor. Walsh, Watson, and the Pres
idential
N'ayt— None
FIFTEENTH WARD.
By Aid. Lynch
Resolved, That the Commissioner of
Parks and Boulevards be, and be Is
hereby requested to remove all signs
on city docks which In any wuy pre
vent citizens from fishing therefrom.
’ Adopt'd
By Aid. Kills:
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and Is hereby author
ized uml directed to Issue a permit to
Willi* Clifford to erect und maintain
popcorn stand extending over sidewalk
in front of 1407 Jefferson uvenue.
Provided, That said work shall be
performed under the supervision of
the Department of Public Work*, and
in accordance with plans submitted to
and uppruved by aald Department, and
Provided, further, That no rights in
M*® public streets shall be considered
waived by this permission, which Is
granted expressly on the condition
that said stand and all obstructions In
connection therewith shall be icnioved
at any Dine when so directed by the
Common Council
Referred to Committee on streets.
b> Aid Ellla;
Resoived. That the Department of
cuoiic \\ oi ks be and is hereby au
tlioriZ"! and directed to Ishuc a per
mit to Paul Kuloger, to erect und
maintain peanut und popcorn stand
r? l **“!liig over sidewalk In front of
Jefferson avenue,
Provided, That said work shall be
performed under the supervision ot
the I 'apartment of Publle Works, and
in accordance with plana submitted to
and approved by said Department, and
Provided, further, That no rights tn
the public str. ots shall be considered
waived by this permission, which Is
g i anted expressly on the condition that
said stand and all obstruction* In con
nection therewith shall he removed ut
any time when so directed by the
Common Council. 3
By K AId P 1?lllt 0 : r,,n,rn,tte * on Streets.
PnV.Vr 0l v V T | utl ,he Department of
L a be ami la hereby uuthor
d L V directed to issue a permit to
Herbert \. lossy to maintain g.iger
ale stand extending over hide walk In
fiont of Jeffeison avenue;
11 rovlded. That aald work shall be
perforiind under the supervision of the
Department of Public Works., ami In
utcot "Once with plans submitted to
and approved by said Department, ana
I rovlded further, That no rights ti
the publl. stre. is shall t,e considered
walve<l by this permission, which 1* 1
granted expressly on the condition that
Hah. stand and all obstructions In con
nection therewith shall he removed it
any time w hen so directed by the
( omnion Council.
Referred to Committee on Streets
Aid. Lynch was excused.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
By Aid. Schultz:
R l ** Department of
1 übllc Works be and la hereby re
quested to notify the owner of bum
now obstructing uiley In tear of 804
Goethe street to remove same, and If
said obstruction Is not removed with
in a period of 10 days, that the De
partment of Public Works cause the
sume to tie removed and the expense
thereof charged against the owner of
said barn now obstructing alley.
Referred to Committee on Streets
By Aid. Keuach:
Resolved, That the Department of
Public Works be and Is hereby re
quested to grad* alley i n block bound
ed by Bewick llurlbut, Mack and
Goethe streets.
* Adopted.
SEXENT EENT H WARD.
Bv Aid Keusch:
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works t»e and is hereby re
quested to grade Walhrldge street be
tween Baldwin and Maxwell avenues.
Adopted
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
By Aid. Gllnnan;
Itesolved. That the City Controller
he and is hereby authorized and direct
ed to make the proper entries on his
books to effect the transfer of the sum
of 92,500.00 from the surplus remain
ing in the 1910 General Fund to the
«'ie»lit of the 1911 Official Advertising
Fund. *
Adopted as follows:
Yeas —Aids. Allan. Brozo. Burton
Delniel, Ellis, Field, Garvey, Gllnnan!
Gutman, Harpfer. Kindle. Keating
Keusch. Krapp. Littlefield. Lodge. Me
! * r, y. Mason. Merritt, O Hrlen,
Dstrowzkl. Owen, Rosenthal. Schultz.
Thompson. Tossy. Vernor.
Walsh, Watson, and the President 31
Nays—None.
Special Committee.
The (hair appointed the following
committee on resolution of Aid Hart*
fer pertaining to Invitation to Cleve
l.ind Common Council; Aid. Gutman
''•‘■on. Harpfer.. Littlefield. Garvey
And the council then adjourned
JOHN ORINDLET.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS. Preßldent ’
City Clerk
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. June 11, 1912
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REPAVING STREETS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
th? ofP.ce of the Department of Public
Works, _ Detroit, Mich., until Monday,
June li, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m., st&nd
?.T and wh,rh H»n« 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 AVF.M t 4Paving).
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
thut may be bid upon and ordered. In
cluding new foundation and brick pav.
Ing between and along double track.
I'MKP FOR NHRKT ASPHALT
81RKUIX;.
PI'TVOI AVF.NtK (Repaving).
Ftoni the west line of Woodward
avenue to the east line of Cass street.
30 feet wide, with 6-inch concrete and
Medina curbstone.
* BRLDB2 AVEMK (Repaving).
From the west line of Second avenue
to the eust line of Lincoln avenue, 28
leet wide, and 3« feet wide, with 6-
Inch concrete and Medina curbstone.
Ml LLKTT STREET (Repaving).
From the east line of Jos. ('ampnu
avenue on south, to the west curb line
of Elmwood avenue. 25 feet wide, with
6-Inch concrete and Berea curbstone
With Rrlrk.
Note—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
cost to the contractor.
% RHOTT STREET f Repaving).
From the brick at Michigan uvenue
to the oast line of Trumbull avenue, I’B
feet wide, less single track, with brick
on 6-lnch and 1-lnch concrete founda
tion and Medina curbstone.
SEVENTEENTH STREET (Repaving).
From the north line of tort street to
th> south line of Baker iTieet, 30 feet
wide, with brick on 8-lnch concrete
and Berea curbstone
ELIOT STREET (Repaving).
From the east curb line of Beauhien
street to, the west line of Rusee’l
street. 26 feet wide, with brick on con
crete foundation and Medina curb
stone.
W ith f rrnmntrd Rlook.
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.
VHE rETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY, J'JNE 12, 1012.
• VOOKI.VN at'BXIK iHrpavlag).
From Die north line of Grand River
avmuv ;g the south line of Alezai -
4rln< avenue, 26 fret Wide, with orgl
aoteu block on 6-lnch and 1-lncb con
crete and Berea curbstone.
SHEET A»PH %LT LAID H\ THE
cm.
Following are the estimates in de
tail for the work to be done on tne
■ bote paving and repaving Jobs:
TOLEDO tl EM E 4 Pav tag).
Isaessuteal Estimates.
481 cubic yards of excavation.
921.10 lineal feet of curbstone (new )
' straight.
12.|H lineal feet of curbstone in <4-12
feet It.) circles. 2 dressed inside. 2
; dressed outside: Medina by • antractur.
1201.87 square ytirds, cydui paving
| 11 23.5 4 square yards of concrete, 6
inches deep.
26.16 < üblc yards of concrete under
and bthind curb.
City Estimates.
33 cubic yards of excavation outside
of track.
402 cubic yards of excavation lnsid>*
uml along track.
123.46 cubic yarila of excavation, lr.-
* eluding old puviiiu materials, old con
crete foundation in track.
14 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight).
31.42 lineal feet of new curbstone
In <2-10 feet H. Medina) circle* fur
-1 nlshed by contractor.
603.65 square yards of brick paving
In tracks.
84.32 square yards of cedar paving.
79.32 aquare yards of concrete under
paving, 6 Inches deep.
330.98 cubic yard* of concrete, under
puvlng In and along tracks.
1.21 cubic yards of concrete under
ami In hind curb.
5.71 < üblc yards of sund under ties
17£ 57 square yards of granite nose
stones furnished by city, laid by con*
t ractor.
j 2000 lineal feet of rail to plaster (If
I required) ut the junction of pavement
wit.! car track; the contractor will till
void under rail heads with cement
mon.ir without extra charge.
I'ITNA.M AYENIK (Repaying),
illy Karima tea ). •
579 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old pilving material cedar on
sund.
240 lineal ‘feet of new curbstone
tstiai),h|>, more or less Medina
! 12 56 lineal feet <>l curbstone. In
| (2-4 ft. U.) circles furnished by City ;
jbet by contractor.
1»53 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
inure or less -Medina
2l’£l 76 square yards of <-inch con
crete
33.50 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
47 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
SELDEN A VENUS (liepaving).
Illy Estimate*.
3132 cubic yards of excavutlon. in
cluding old paving material, cedar on
sand from Second to Third, cedar on
plank from Third to Lincoln avenues.
800 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight) more or less Medina.
200.96 lineal feet of curbstone, In
(4-6 ft. 11. 26-4 ft. R.) circles fur
nished by City: set by contractor.
3269 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Medina.
71 01 square yards of 6-lnch concrete.
129 8t aquare yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
584 lineal feet o i retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
Ml LLKTT STREET (Repavlag).
City Estimates.
869 cuhlu yards of excavation, In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plank.
467 lineal feet of new curbstone
t st* aiglitj more or less Berea.
113 97 lineal feet of curbstone, In
(8-10 feet It., 4-4 feet R.) circles fur
nished by City ; set by'vqontractor.
1400 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Berea
2977.06 square yards 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 STREET (Rf pzvlxp ,
(’tty Estimates.
160 cubic yards of excavation, In
cluding cld paving material, cedar on
aand.
14(0 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight, more or less Medina.
406 G Un»*ul feet 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 paving
on 1-lnch concrete.
146 cubic- yards of concrete, under
and bthind curb.
5639 lineal feet of rail to plaater
(.If rtqulred) at the Junction of pave
ment with car track, the contractor
will fill void unde*- rail heads with ce
ment mortar without extra charge.
SEVENTEENTH STREET (Repaving).
City Estimates.
2281 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plank.
1000 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight) more or less Berea
25.12 lineal feet of curbstone, In (4-4
ft. R.) circles furnished by City; set
by contractor.
3085 lineal feat of curbstone reset,
more or less Berea.
6970.86 square yards of brick on con
crete paving.
112.19 cublr yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
84 lineal feetof retaining stone, old
Mtdlnn curb may be used
ELIOT STHEET (Repaving).
City Estimates.
2169 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar ori
plank.
800 lineal feet of new’ curbstone
(st'aight), more or less Medina.
8.‘.92 lineal feet of curbstone in
(14-4 ft. It.) circles furnished by city;
set by contractor.
3336 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more oi less Medina.
6887.90 square yards of brick paving
on concrete.
119 03 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
226 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
DHOOKLYN AVBNIE (Repaving)
City Estimates.
2273 cubic yards of excavation, In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
plnnk.
600 lineal feet of new curbstone
(straight) more or less Berea,
291 7G lineal feet of eurbstone, In
(19-10 ft. R.) circles furnished by City;
set by contractor.
3283 lineal feet of curbstone resot,
more or less Berea.
6939.73 square yards of creosote
block paving on 6-lnch concrete
175.76 square yards of creosote block
paving on 1-lnch concrete.
130 13 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb
116 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
Note —Bidders will submit proposals
for I'ortland cement concrete only.
The time to be set in the contracts
for the completion of tiie above pav
ing and repaving Jobs shall be as fol
lows
TOLEDO AVENUE Aug 25. 1912
PUTNAM AVENUE Aug. 25. 1912
SKLDKN AVENUE Sept. 15. 1912
MU LLKTT STREET Aug. 25. 1912
ABBOTT STREET Sept. 25. 1912
SEVENTEENTH STREET . Sept. 1. 1912
ELIOT STREET Sept. 20. 1912
BROOKLYN AVENUE Sept. 1, 191.
Said streets to be paved according
to the specifications for brick, adopt* i
Jan. 16, 1912, cedar und creosoted
block, adopted Feb. 20. 1912, also to
th*) estimates of the City Engineer, as
above, and the charter und ordinance*
of the City of Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per cuhir
for eActivation, pries pwt lineal
foot of curbing, price psr square yarn
for paving or concreting, and pries per
lineal foot for retaining plank or
■tone. etc.
Bids will only be received for the
entire of the work or material for any
atteet or section of street, us tier quan
tities stated in the estimates, and tie
bid will be accepted which Is the low
est or, aggregating the above details,
regaroless of any error of extensions
or footings made by the bidders.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid enclosed In a separate envelope, a
cirtlfled bank check payable to the or
der of the Department of I’uhllc Works
of the City or Detroit, as follows
TOLEDO AVENUE | 200
PUTNAM AVENUE $ &o«
SKI.DEN AVENUE 13.00 U
MULLETT STREET | «0»i
ABBOTT STREET 91.69 V
SEVENTEENTH HTRKKT |2.tM)O
ELIOT AVENUE si.Vth)
BROOKLYN AVENUE... . 92.5 *t)
Which sum w <ll hi forfeited to the
City of Detroit in case the bidder falls
to eiiier into contract, subject t» con
i'r mutt on by the Common Found) with
in five day* after the acceptance of his
l» nder by .the Department of I'ublic
Works.
The bldd-er whose lender is accepted
will h« required to furnish wttli his
contract an approved surety company
l> j.id to the City of Detroit In the full
amount <*f the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full ami faith
ful performance of his part of thg con
tract
The rontiact shall be paid in bonds
for brat paving, or the proceeds there
of, If such bonds are purchased by the
Sinking Fund Commissioners, accord
ing to law.
No bid* will he received from any
'person or Arm who Is in arrears or de
fault to the City of Detroit
I Specifications In detail for the above
< work may bo had on application to the
secretary.
The Department of Public Works ex
preusly reserves the right to reject
a;v or all proposals.
(4'v-y) J J. HAAKER.
(•53) Commission* r
NOTICE—STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS' OFFICE.
Detroit. June 19, 1912
I'avlng Notice No. mt.
FAIRVEEW AVENUE.
To H. Anderson. Richard Allen, P.
Andrews. John Bradke. William Boles*,
E 11 Bennett, U. H. Uoydell, A. Benl
teau. C. Barstow, W. J Bussong, I*. Ca
deiette. x. Courtour. C. Defever, Aug
ust Debo, K'. Dupont, Frederick W.
Eansor. J. H. Ftnii. Mrs. Ftnluyson, D
' Flnlaysou, E. Fischer. William Uellng
tr. X. Giles*!', Mabel Hackett, A. lioet
J Huetten:inn, J Kolb, M KuulTniann,
Aniiu J.. Kean. Minnie E. Kean, F
Korefeß. Benjamin Levin, l\ B. Mi*
(Gulie, Frank Nau. J F otto, C. J.
O'Flynn. T. i'ingar, T. Kenaud. The
jll sm Rcss, Chm les Mcunlon, Seymour
and Troeater, M Spiels. August Schul
ler, J. 11 Steiner. J Si lean, Thomas
Simms. It. Wallace, J. Wettlaufer, E.
Walk oft', A. Wuikeny, A Wulkotz. J
Zlmmermann. and tu all other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise In
terested In any of the lots and preru
itses fronting o*i Falrvlen avenue. In
said City of Detroit, within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the City of
Detroit, having oidered so much of
Fnlrvi* w avenue, from 849 feet south
of south line of i-.'dlle street to the
south line of Jefferson avenue, to be
graded und payed, notice Is hereby
given that un UMseasinent ha* been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting <»n said Ka 1 rvie\v avenue, and
liable to be ahaeseeu for said Improve
ment under the provisions of the City
Charter, and that u roll of said assess
ment Is now completed, and will re
main ut the A*seisor’s office, In the
Clt\ of Detroit, from the date hereof
until June 25, 1912, for the Inspection
of all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
By HENRY BLASS.
(950) President.
THREE HURLED TO
DEATH IN EXPLOSION
PITTSBURG, Pa., June 11.—Three
men were killed and seven others In
jured when a quantity of gas ex
ploded at the Isabella furnace in Etna
today. The dead: Alexander Johns
ton. 43. foreman. Sylvester Heins, 24,
machinist. Unidentified man
Job Printing Done Right. llmrt
Printing Cos.. 15 John H.-st.
Classified - ! Cent
Rates j_aWord
Cash with onUr. If charged. 7o a
line.
No transient advertisement inserted
for leas than l«c with caeh; l«o If
charged per Insertion.
The above rates upply to all classi
fications except Births. Card* of
Thank*. Obituaries. Meeting Notices,
and all Ade. preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices—Minimum charge. 250
lor 25 words or less. Over 15 word*
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personal*—Minimum charge. 30c; 10c
fier line. (Count* six words to the
Ins),
DIED.
OOKTZINQER—June 10. ut residence.
10 Kerohevsl-ave , Elizabeth (nee
Luedlcke), beloved wife of William
Ooctzlnger and sister of Mrs Jo
seph A. Hock Notice of funeral
loter. Kindly omit flowers.
HUNT—June 9. 1912. May, aged 14 at
he;- residence, 700 Artillery, beloved
daughter of John and Bridget Hunt.
Funeral Wednesday at 9 45 and Holy
Redeemer church at 10.
KKSMLER—June 10. 1912, ut his resi
dence, 157 Fanfleld-ave w4**t. Dr.
William H Kessler. Funeral servi
ces frorp the Masonic temple, Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
LKXTII—June 10. ut the residence of
her sister, Mrs I.aura Hess, 1009 Gar
field, Edith, aged 32 years, dear sis
ter of Mrs - . Fharles Thieme, Mrs
Laura Hess and Mrs. Emma Mint*
tel Funeral Thursday at 1:30 from
residence.
WINTERS—June 10. 1912. Herman, be
loved husband of Minnie Winters
and dear father of Grace. Fred, Lil
lian. Fharles. Lucy and Tlllle. Hged
51 years. Funeral from residence, 99
Twenty-elghth-st.. Thursday, 2 p. m.
FLl'.'MlNQ— -William June 10, husband
of the late Mary Fleming and father
of Joseph, James, William, Nicholas.
Thomas. Stephen and Mrs. Catherine
So hey. Funeral Wednesday, June 12,
from son's residence, 144 Orleans-st
and MS. Peter and Paul’s church at 9
a m Funeral private.
ROM8 —June 10. at the residence of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. .1 Kern
ings. Edna A., beloved wife of Alger
Ross. Funeral from her late resi
dence, 1283 Wabash-ave . Wednesday,
at 2 p. m. Interment In Woodtnere.
HELP WANTED—MWK.
CAR PF.NTKRS
25 flrat-cla«s carpenters Apply Mac
lean Building Cos., 92 Broadway.
CARPENTERS WANTED App7>~cor"-
ner Maxwell ami Waterloo.
CARPENTER finishers; highest wages
Cell at 53 Casgraln-ave
CARPENTERS WANTED—CaII at 771
livrlbut-ave. Steady work.
/ \ STOP AT THE
i ►JfA FRANKLIN HOUSE
Tfjpjr ts On East Larned-st.. Just
W.JI .a step from Woodward
gJPIJr end Jefferson evenuee.
Extra fine rooms. 50c,
75c, 91. 91-60 per day.
Extra fine meals. 24c.
H. H JAMES * SON
CA RPENTF;RS wanted. C. W. Kotcher,
foot ol Adalr-st.
CAni'ENTKHI —Six go<»d men. Apply
596 Baker. Call after 6 o'clock
THE
Electric College
183 Jefferson Ave.
Teaches wiring, contracting, dynamos,
motors, etc. Take our practical
morse and be en expert electrician
Day and night classes. Low rates.
COOPER wanted on tight work. 283
Frankiln-st.
CAR PUNTERS WANTED—I 406 Foui
teenth-av*.
LABORERS wanted at National
Bras* \Ur. Cos., Brush
vna Woodbridfce St*.
DENTIST*.
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DR. ADAMS’ rate DENTISTS
24-28-28 MICHIGAN-AVE.. COR. ORIHWOLD-ST.. HALL BLDO.
Fourth Floor, Taka Elevator. Phonca Main or City 533.
MACUINKRV AND MOTOR BOATS.
The Following Is a Partial List
of the machinery I now have in stock and can be bought right:
1 22-lmh Porter lathe.
1 20-lnch Prentice lathe.
1 Newark boring mill.
1 18-inch Gray engine lathe.
1 lb-Inch engine lathe
1 14-Inch Porter lathe, practically new
Alao Marine and Stationary Engines, at \
DODD’S MACHINERY & GAS
ENGINE DEPOT
1528 Jefferson Ave. East. Phone East 1897.
BARGAINS! Real Bargains!
We still have a fair assortment of good cars and you may find
just what you want —and at your own price. There are .roadsters
and touring cars of all sizes.
Warren Motor Car Cos.
Always Open. Grand or City 1154.
HELP WANTED —FEMALE.
Wanted At Once
40 GIRLS and
YOUNG WOMEN
LOCAL. AND LONG DISTANCE
OPERATORS.
BPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EX
PERIENCED OPERATORS.
WE PAY OUR EMPLOYES WHILE
THEY ARE LEARNING.
WE PROVIDE REST AND REC
REATION ROOMS COZILY AND
COMFORTABLY FURNIS HID
FOR THE OFF-DUTY HOURS.
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED RESTAURANT Al
LESS THAN COST.
WE PA ¥ A SCALE OF WAGES
THAT IT MIGHT PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE.
WE HAVE OVER *OO SUPERVIS
ORY POSITIONS INTO WHICH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARE
PROMOTED.
The Michigan State Tele
phone Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY 4TH FLOOR.
COOK for private family; also
second girl; good wages; 127
Lincoln.
TWENTY STRONG GIRLS
WANTED; STEADY
WORK; GOOD PAY.
PARKE. DAVIS & CO.
WET WASH, 30 LBS., 6oc
Rough dry, 35c doz. United Laundry,
305 Gratiot. Cherry 308;,Clty 5489-J.
WANTED —Girls to make gloves on
the Lamb knitting machine*. Hyan
Bi oa.' Knitting Cos., 50 Jefferaon-a ve
WANTEU —A good steady. general
girl; mum be good cook, no washing
or honing. Call mornings or after
noons before 2. 28 Antoinette, near
Woodward.
WANTED Competent girl as rook
in country; light housework, other
bolp kept. German preferred. Ap
pi> 456 Woodward-a ve., third floor.
WANTED —Experienced lady coretnuk
# ra. Apply Standard Brass Works,
S&M Woodbrldge-st. east
WOMEN to occupy position of trust,
with business house, established 25
>enr*. Call nftei noons, suite 5 to 12
9 2 Broadway.
WOMAN for general hotel work short
hours Apply after 8 u. tn 2uU
Randolph.
situations wanted —male.
~ IT s ~ barber.
Shingle Roof Contractor.
179 Beaufalt. E. 1817.
FOR SALE —MISCELLANEOUS.
A.A.A.A. —Typewriter Sale
Smith Item., Untiei w nod. Oliver. 120
N. vv visible. 150. weekl> sl. Renting
t>KTRCl U T TYP. CO . IS3 SHELBY-ST
Ull I NCH HORN he Count," silv-r
I.lutcu kes of r. e.,*> action, good
s*«o new 118 takes it this
«.«, k Will never get anoth.r
*urga ln like thl- GIUN.NELL MUO.s
Bri iu h. 5" Monroe.
MtHOGANY HALLKTT * DAVIS Pl
\SO 7 1-3 ••«■! iA es. Very sweet ton.-.
Now onl> SI 73. ami <*n term* of |5
p )( , fpiv ' This D your opportunity,
lit INN EI. L BROS' Branch. 57 Mon
roc.
’Mastering and Brick W ork
repairing a specialty.
O 4607- -C. E. CARROLL —lllLysander
LUMBER
Hilm Butternut. « ’heitnut and Cotton
wood |-lhih. extra wide and dry.
I. P. SCRANTON * CO .
■vast 2803 Field 640.
WANTED- -Cor 7»»ichifan and Fourth,
to furnish rooms cvtnplete. II we*k.
Sumner Cos.
$5 P.ridgework $3-$4
The Correct Dental work for mieslng teeth,
iullt in permanent!) imi Tautened to a
• " **h on either side It will match your
iw n teeth to perfection and fit right, and
vital s more. U will last u lifetime Dr
Adama will put in the regular 15 Bridge
work for IS AND 14
$8 Gold Crowns $4
Just think, you can lave your TOOTH
CROWNED FOR »< WITH GOLD Olt POR.
I’EL A IN —the regular 88 work When a
tooth Is too badl v d«>ca> ed to All. why not
save it with a Crown? Don't have it pull
ed, m there la nothing like your own teeth
if you ran save them.
OFFICE HOURS—DaIIy from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sui day# and Holidays, 9 to 8. W#
give Gas or Vltlllsed Air. *
PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUARANTEED
OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS should write for appointment and have their work dons
the same day they coma In. We'll pay carfare.
Come In soon for a FREE examination and esmute —(tonight If you wish).
OK\Tim
MACH I N Lit \ AND MUT4»K HOSTS.
1 35 H. I*. Ideal ateam engine. In first
class condition.
2 laige foundry ruttler*.
1 American blower.
A. o. Smith’* front and rear axles
Belts, I ulleys. Shafting, hangers and
other factory equipment.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
A.A.A.— io-ROOM OUTFIT
Which 1 WILL SELL SEPARATELY at
prices named below at to cost
price. Party leaving city and could
not take goods because they were
hold by chattel mortgage and party
was unable to settle. These ate
great bargains, scarcely tell they
have been used. If not ready, pay
nte a deposit and I will place in
storage for you until you need then*.
If you expect to purchase in the next
four or five months it will pay you
to come uml see them. Or If you
have not all the money and are hon
est, give me your note for part pay.
One hue mahogany upright plant,
cost 8(50. for 1150; 1 sewing machine,
cost $22.50, for 111 75; all the cooking
u tensile, kitchen tables. k'tchen
chairs, kitchen cabinet. fine gas
runge, for $35, cost nearly $100; 20
> arris fine imported linoleum, cost
120. for $9.60 (in perfect condition 1; l
elegant Imported dinner set, 103
pities, for SX, cost 118 50; beautiful
2 inch continuous post satin finish
brush bed. cost $27.50, far $12.60. 1
beautiful satin finish, 2-lnch. contin
uous post bruts bed, cost $25. for
$11.50; 1 very good, 2-lnrh post. sr-tin
finish brass bed, coat $16.50, for $7.75;
I beautiful. 2-lnch, continuous post
Iron bed for $6.75; 1 very good bras*
top rail Iron bed. cost $6.50, for $3 25;
1 most elegant satin finish brass
bed. cost MO, for $18.60 Dressers
In uuttful Circassian wa*lnut dresser,
cost $lO, for $18.60; beautiful, genu-
In* mahogany, large dresser, for
Il7fo tdon» know cost); elegant
• It’MHr oh h, double swell front
ure.Mer, c«. i $26. for 111 60;
i i.)*i be;i>’ti ul. l- -go, quarter oak
(In iter, cis 4 .or $lB 50 CHIF*
F< >N. EPS ”*(> MATi'i: AT SAME RK
-1 UCTIONS. fin- ii* st beautiful quar
ter oak buffo*, c rt $35. for $lB '*o.
beautiful quart'’’ car. 'uund perinatal
dining table cost # o sls 75; 6
very beautiful qn-rte oak. genuine
b ather slip se it rilnlrm chnl cost
$27.50 to $13.60; 1 mil" h* m I ul 3-
•ilocs genuine Spanish lea he- inn
horiinv parlor suite, cost l.'if, for $25;
I most beautiful 3 p'ece fumed oak.
gi.nulnc Spanish l«-at .(•» library suite,
cost SBS for s3l 50; l most beautiful
library table, doubl* pedestiiV—-*o*t
$.;,. for $11.50, 1 very beautiful <iu«r
ter oak china closet, cost $43. for
$22.50 * yog ought to see It); 1 very
fine large, chase leather couch, cost
$26. for . $11.60. AND OTHER
THINGS not mentioned, such as fir e
felt mattresses, all Iron springs,
rockers, parlor tables, 1 gas and 1
electric lump. etc.
TEN GREAT BARGAINS
In Wilton velvet, Hartford and Bige
low Axmlnsters and seamless Brus
sel*- ...st S4O. $36. $32 50. S3O. S2B.
$25 S2O. $lB. sl6 50 and $15 —for
s’•7s. lIH3O sls sl3 50. sll6O,
$lO 75. s*‘ 60. $7 75. $6 73 and $5.75.
STORAGE GOODS
I have a lot <»f storage refrigera
tor-*. dre-sers and buffets which
I am celling U» pay cost of
storage and other expenses,
RKERTGKRATORS
Every piece of these goods are refln
lOitd Refrigerators rellned and re
lltilshed Dreaaers reflnlnhed Inside
„nd out. Buffets rctlnlshcd Inside
and out Do not fall to see tjiem
Refrigerators, solid oak and rellned
in perfect sanitary condition: cost
$lO. f«t $1 8 75; cost $45 for $lO 50;
cost s3*'. sot $14.25: cost $25. for
$1 2 50; cost $22 50. for sll RQ, cost
S2O for $10.50. cost $lB for s.'2*.
ohmic smaller for $6 50, $5.50. $4.50.
You need these right a wav; do not
wait a minute at these price*. Thev
are most excellent In quality, heavy
mineral wool imri charcoal linings
DRESSERS
Dressers in quarter oak. mahog
any, ('ircasfHlan walnut In tncdjum
and large sixes, for $5 50, $6 50, $7 3(1,
$8 50. $lO sllsO. »1250. sl3 50. sls.
sl6 50 $1 8 50. sl9 f«<* and s2o—whl n
cost more than double these amounts.
BITTT.TS
Most beautiful buffets In quarter
oak -the greater bargains von would
\ Ish to see for sllsO. $1 2 50. sl3 5"
$1(50. sl6 50. $lB S2O. $22 50 $25
M..n\ of these buffets wn/ih three
times that amount. Come qul* k Do
liot dflav
C ALL FOR MR. WOOD.
178 Michigan Av«\. Near 2nd
BEAUTIFUL SMITH & BARNES Plano
- Artistic w alnut case, 3 pedal*, foil
Jl*e. thoroughly overhauled. ’• r>
.leeet tofie like new. was $350 *'t' r
“ tub k sal**” price only s2!o. Pay $lB
it. • w 11. s<i monthly OHINNFI.L
BROS’ Branch 57 Monroe
PEAKE * C(» PIANO —$57, carved '■ *
thoroughl> repaired at our factory
sweet tone good action. Term* IJ
monthly Glt IN NELL BROS, 24*
Woodward.
.Fillings, 50c up
When a cavity appears have It fflldd Im
mediately Don't let It Involve the nerv*
canal. Dr. Adama* f>eutlsta are especially
efficient in filling teeth. fltop a cavity
from $ row in* We’ll Alt your teeth for IR
UP WITH HILVEK—G< LD FILLING** U N
$lO Sets of Teeth $5
Dr Adams will make you a aet of teoth
you’ll be proud of. Tbey’ll At perfectly—
look natural and laat tor year*. You usu
ally pay $lO and sls. but we do the came
work FOR $5 AM)SI
FOR SALIC—MlSCELLANEOl S.
Sound Advice
P . « - ' ■
.('d| *'
■gVfej-f
MM. A. Hll \K*
If you have sorrows, trouble
tr.ri cure, go to the Lord 'n
prayer.
If >ou arc Bald Headed and In
n»ed of wigs, toupees or hair, place
your orders in Wm. A Haines' care.
I have no competitor in natural
effects, quality of work and rea
sonable prices. Ladies' llalr Dye
ink. Hair Dressing, Shampooing.
Children's Hair Cutting. The moat
modern. up-to-datH HAIR STORE
and Hair Dreasing Parlor in the
siat.* The largest stock of Hair
Goods west of New York. The most
r< liable Hair Store In the United
States; !.( years j>u*t In my present
store Hair and Sculp Specialist.
Wm. A. Haines
7« GRAND RIVER-AVI!.
Cor. Hagley tve, Detroit, Mich.
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second-hand. Oeo.
Mursh Cos., 9 Farmer**t. E Z term*.
$11)0 ESTKY ORGAN —Now only $27,
purlnr style, walnut. 13 stops, knee
swells. octave couplers, beautiful
tone, thoroughly overhauled, remark
able’ bargain. Terms 50c weekly.
GRIN NELL BROS’ Branch, 57 Mon
roe.
BRICK, lumber, all kinds. cheap;
wrecking. Randolph and Atwater.
Detroit House Wrecking Cos. Grand
2320
I AlC't'lOV SALEM.
•AUCTION SALE Wednesday, June 12.
10 a. m.. 174 Grand Kiver-ave., the
banner sale this season Elegant
pdrloi xuit*’. coat $185; costly brass
beds, mahogany beds and mahogany
dressers and chiffoniers, elegant
leather rockers and couches and da
venport Mm* lot rugs und cutpeis.
Lot fine pictures, oil paintings, oak
bfdt oom suite, lot bedding, sheets,
fill's, lot fine lnce curtains, drupes,
large mirrors, old mahogany book
case, old grandfather’s clock in ma
hogany. lot dressers and chiffoniers,
lot goods from storage Don't miss
(his sale Thus. Van Loon. Auction-
etr.
WANTED—MD44 ELLANEOI h.
ALL DEAD HORSES and cow* removed
promptly. Phone Mlllenbach Bros.,
West 395.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture, stoves,
carpets. Lapham. 282 Orat. Cherry 407
WANTED—ROOMS.
W ANTED—Three or four unfurnishe I,*
modern, central. Address F. W., gen
eral delivery,
TO RENT—FI.ATS.
fF UN ISH ED FLAT—B rooms and bath,
balcony; modern conveniences Till
Oct. 17th. Call mornings. 51 ILn
drle.
TO REN’ r—ikTT he*
SEE BIG 4 REALTY CO.
For all kinds rsntals. Cherry 2998.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE M ’GR \ W BLDG
TO RENT—ROOMS.
H* »< 1)1(1 Fui nltlll otupleu*.
$1 weekly Sumnei W .r
PERSONAL.
NOTICE—If any poor glil is In trouble,
Heeding ad\ ict trbndsMp or he*o
write or call on SEC MARGARET
DUFFY', 998 Fort-st Weil, Sulvaitou
Army
*»i mu m mi xin i*
I
leusonnbie rate*, w* attend to f.*r
wardirg GRIXNKLI. BK ( 'S, 243
W ood ward,
■TORAHR xm» ( %it i t* • i
ACME STORAGE CO., largest vans,
packing Main 699. 45 Gilman-st.
fIOFHL BROC and Cartage.
Office. 487 Beailbl#n-*t It. BJ$: C. SIJ.
[iuVSKSIDK MTORAQE A CARTAGE
Cos. Fireproof and Nor-fireproof
storage. Main 6“6 Moving and
parking City 6H7
monev 111 loan.
1 CONSTRF( TImN 1 o \N s— f,ibe-a|
imminli J F Weber. JO4 GrsttoL
For Clsvetaad, Tltlshafß mud Axl
ooints souto «nd east, it*** *l*»4y 43 4*
{O4 Fare to Cleveland. $2. Pillsbur*.
6.35. ul per berth. $1; lowsr be. la.
$i 59, whole roctn, $l6B.
For Alpena. MscktnAC and way port*.
& P- tn., Kridtyte i. m.
y w r Buffalo *aU all palala eaet daily
at 6 p m. Fare to Buffalo. ss-$(• ace
way $6 50 round trip.
Wtrk-Ead Kicarslaa* **•*»»■•«-
g M ,_Buffalo 14, Cleveland. 82 58 round
tr *fieket Offlrea tr*yn#-*t doek. Me
fettlr hldff .Is 7 Windward IT4 orlaw«ij
WHITE STAR LINE
W harf. foot of Orlswold-sC For Part
Harnu way ports atennier leaves Dotrolt
,<... i . ♦39 i> m. Sunday ■ 9 a. m lor
Toledo, steamer leave l*etrolt daily
t3O |» m. Sunriate 5 p m No liquor*
•old ur this company * »uam»rt
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DENTISTS.