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THE CITY COUNCIL
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Mhvh., Sihulfz Wag M-r.
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• - •o-i\o| f!••in l«- Pabrowa.
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ii Tli. i il\ of WvaiuTotto 1 »»il\ a^>
j. ,- o\* «i l»i IMlin- I m-|m rlinciil.
Ref* i i •-«! io ('oiiiicii.
A|i|»!ic;j|.foi. for 4 ’la ." ■'lf Rota.i
*•*lit l.iceii'i* ris-emd from Augiut t
I I'X-hhaum l Ai*ln*i|i*r. Ta\ci n » :£U> Hilu
STr»•♦*!. dull approved n\ ih«* Police
iT' lwrfiuMil. < 'ommi-vjoijrr of Health,
sanitary lii'.jHi-toi and Raiding Jn-
SJr ft or.
liHVr'nl to Council.
Afipi cation for Dan** Hail Lireliae
i**4*4‘ivi■< 1 from August (' lloclmaiuii
i ArtaMti r Tiivern » 33n> Him Street,
willy approved bv tin Police lnparl
iii4 nt. < oiiiiiiis'ionc' of Health. Sam
lari InsjK-i tor and Building Insjiector.
Referred to 4’nuin-il.
Appl ica tiiui:4 for Ola ns "A Restau
rant Im-viws rts-eived from Joseph J.
Burke (Foul Coni'.) :s>4* Ford Avenue
aml John Cuiivas t.N'ew Way Lunch)
.‘44-444 Riddle Avenue, both duly approv
♦sl by th<* 4 ’ommissioniT of Health,
Sanitary Inspis-for and Building ln
sjH^tor.
Refcrrtd to Council.
Presentation of l*etitiou>.
To th** Honorable, th** Mayor and the
Oity Council, City of Wyandotte.
< ientleinen:
The undersigned, owners of the lots
aml parcels of land si’t opjiosite our
resjiective namiN hereby j**titiou for
thi* grading, jiaving ami curbing
ViU4*W4*wl Avenue from Fort Street to
Twenty-second Street.
Signed by Frtd Uowarth, 33U5 Viue
mihk! Avenue ami ton others.
Riderred t«» (louncil.
Cuiimiuuicatioiix aml Imports from
City ami Other Officials.
Ue|M.rt from the Commissioner of
Health of all i-omplaints investigated,
contagion calls amt >o forth, for the
p*riiMt from Jiiine 1, lb hi to July 1,
RM4».
Received ami placed i»n fill*.
CiVpj of tin uwniiles of the minding
of the Ebi't rival lioard of the City of
Wiaiulotti* held on July 11. 11140.
Ri'ceivid ami filaced on file.
Statement of Rouiled Indch ted ness
for the month of Jum*. 11*141, as pre
seated by J. Lai’oinse, City
Clerk, showing total net d*4>l to he
SAI.tJHiT. 11l as t »f June :«». 11HU.
It4*eeivi“4l and fdaeiil on file.
llonurabl e Mayor and I'oiineii,
4 ity of Wyamlotte.
4 lent lenten.:
With ri'feri'tiee to the pi-tithm for a
playground on tin* Southwi*st corner of
lCiverlKink ami Ninth Stieels. I beg to
ri*iK»rt as follows:
There is no projierty that will mee*t
the abine ilesiription. hiwvi-ver it is
piobably the on thi* South
4*asf coMier of Kiverliank and Ninth
that is intendeil.
Tin* ia*rueit for the use of this pri»-
perty is irf uo value as saiil property
luis reV4'rliil u» tin* State laiud lioaixl
amt ha> Ih-i'u withheld from sale foi
idaygriMiud fmrpirses.
Tins property was plinved and drag
gtsl fi*r a play field two years ago, with
the 4‘onsent of the owner, ami then The
jiemiit wa> ivithdiawn and same was
|danted by the owner. To eliminate a
rviwtitio of this, all permits for the
use of private land shordd be made
for the entire season, ami filed with
th». City Clerk.
There will hi* no expense involved
in pieiNiriug the land as this work may
be |ierformed as regular nnitiue.
If the backstop euustructed by
Hh* Recreation Uopartment the Engin
eering I will transport and
i*rect it.
Respectfully submitted,
F. W. Laddie, City Engineer.
4 ity Engineer instructed to proceed.
Tin* Honorable.
The Mayor and City Council,
City of Wyandotte.
4 h'litleiiieu :
We will it if you will
autlioiize the transfer of to
our |H*nniiiH*nt eiiuipmi'iit fund. It is
our desire to purchase two sireits for
our |»a trolling autos.
Thi' request is made for the reason
ilial two of the sirens are <*hMdele aud
i.U'iitiNfaetory.
Respectfully submit ted,
lioartl of Police and Fire Com
mi'siimiTS.
Ralph Wahowiuk.
Seorctary.
Ri*fer!ed to Council,
tbmoruhle Mayor ami Couuell,
4 ity of Wyamlotte.
I.culleim u:
With r**f«*ri*iice to the comiuiiideation
of \\4*yand anil lloginan Fish Market
rei|iie>ting a i*enuit to construct a
traim- jamltiT house at 471 Biddle
AiiMMie. we wish to ie|»ort as follows:
The |d*ans -presented for a permit
eoirflh’l with Section 44 :!►"» of the Build
ing ami Safety Code of tin* City of
Wyamlotte. anil therefore tbiis L>ei>arl
meiit ha? no authority to issue a per
mit.
An inflection of the premises con
firms the statement in the communica
tion that this is filleil-in land, ami
i leases a fmiiHkition pro**lem for a
nut son ry walleii structure. This L>e
partmeut liuis uo objection to construc
tion ai-coriliug to jdans. however, we
advise that the adjoining pn»i*rictor
Im* consulted relative to any deviation
from the code.
Kespis-rfully submitted.
F. W. Llctille lity Engineer.
Frcil W. ftlasson. Bhlir. Inspector.
Referml to Board of Health
HiuioraWe Mayor anil I'outicil.
4'ity of Wyandotte. Mi<*higan.
4»eutlemi*n :
hi n*]dy to your motion of July ’Jth.
reQuestiog a re-efevk of the i>i‘Utiou
of property owners on Maple *4trwet,
lw»lween Twenty-third ami Fort Strm*ts
1 le % u* as follows;
There are "*-4* feet of privately "wn
oil frontage 4»f thi> tlu-rc are
feet <.r -llt.lMi jK-r itent -igmsl for. a«-
eordiug to oik reconl-. However. iher»*
i' another signature which we do not
liav,. (.ii our record' and which prob
uhly iis-ant to represent the o!he!
home on thi' blm-k. Il that siguatu ♦*
i-> allow i-il. th** pi*n*4*ntage s.gncd
Would he ji.OH per efiit.
Ii» f ws-tfully.
Falward W. Kane.
City Asses'or.
I nfini'he,! Business.
11 uorahie Mayor and « ounce.
llidotte. Mil lligati.
He. th'liieu :
1m aecordaiiee w:tii your re-o.i;:: *u
of .1- ly ?#. 1 ;im .suiwiiiitt ;ng a r* ;» • t
Jin* ns-ris*k <»t the jniitioi; !"i
,r.i»li..g ami paving of Twenty llnr-l
M.eet T: • .111 link T* i Eureka a> foil'.w*:
Tin-r e .i r* HT'vt.g** f**i*i oi ;» ii.it’ .y
>i ui-il laial fronting on Iwenty i i* !: * 1
Strut hetw.e;. oak Str *" and knuk.
Aicnue. Tlie p tit ion contain' valid
signatures f,,t I.T’C.iTJ <u a per
centage of 4v.Vv
one signal;,.-:e for d7‘J feet not
valid bivaUsi* there i' a narrow 'tn]e
fir - feet virile ami 117- teet huig
tween the Street and tin* prop* try
owned by the signer. If thi.' 'lguature
were allow, d. Lucre would In- dl '.*-» l***.
eent 'iglied.
Respeet fully.
Eikvi-nrd W. Kum*.
i ity Assessor.
1 l»Usiiw*-s.
ilouorahit* Mayor and 4'ouncil.
i'ity of Wyamlotte.
U* iitbmieu :
With reference to your Resolution
ropmsting a reelus-k so; petitions for
paving of Maple Street from t*>
Fort Street, and :£ird Street from t*ak
to Eureka. I lwg to rcinirt as follows:
Maple Street: Total frontage involv
ed, sjl!4> f4*et; Total frontage represent
ed in petition. .'44>o feet; Percentage of
frontage in p4*tition, 57.
l£trd Street : Total frontage involved.
2777.J44 fin*t; Total frontage represent
ed in |>etitiou. LI7N.S4t fi*4*t ; Percentage
of froutage in in titiou. d’J.4.
14JC.5 feet on the petition Is erroti
eously descrttied. Should this he includ
ed the total froutage represented in the
lH*titiou is E551J441 feet or 45.4 i»er eent.
1 wNh, further, to call to your at
tentiou the signature of Jacob Koru
win. in the jietitioii with .*47'J feet of
frontage. Mr. Korowin has no frontage
on this Street and therefore hi' signa
ture could not be considered.
R» siMctf-ully submitted.
F. W. Liddle.
City Eugim*er.
I nfinished Business.
Honorable Mayor ami Council,
City of Wyandotte.
4 Jeiithmeu:
Attached her4*to please find a e«»iii
uruuication from the War lH*partmeiit.
which is self-explanatory.
ResiM'etfully submitted.
F. W. Liiklle.
4 itv Engine* r.
July 13. H*b*.
PI BLIC NOTICE
1. The port of l»4*troit Comini"i'*n
-d Hetroit. Miehigan. Ini' applied t<»
this office for penni"H*u t<* fill in an
area surrounding Mud. 4»ra>sy ami
Mauiajinla Island', in all about Rso
l»egitilling approximately thr**-*
miles lielow the moil til of tin* Rouge
River shortcut canal and extending
ilownstream a distance approximately
four mills to a point opimsite tin* ~a'te
rly 'ide of the upjht end of tJro'se
lie, in ai-contance with plati' on fil**
in this irffhe. which may In* in<iH*< t*d
by interesteil thirties.
2. Any interesteil paity entertain
ing ohji*etious to the pro|s*'**d o|s*ra
tions, based uiion reasons affecting
navigation, sJimiUi file written protest
thereto with this offiis*. statiug therein
the rcasons pertaining to navigation
U|hoi whu h this protest i*. founded not
later than four P. M., Eastern Stand
ard Time. July Uik l‘>44>. Protests duly
Pili*d in the form aud manner and
within the time almve prescribed will
rds-ivi* the careful eousiderutiou of
this »»ffi<*e.
War Department
Eniti*d States Engitiecr Office
4)05 Federal Buiidiug
l Detroit
R. G. Barrows
IjL |IoL. Corps of Engineers
District Engineer.
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and CouncLlmen.
City of Wyandotte. Michigan,
(ientleimm:
I hereby submit to you for your cou
s ide rat ion the statement of iVish aud
Bank Funds and B lilget Appropria
tion', for tin* month of June, 11440. aud
also for the i»eriiHl from October 1,
11»:r.» to June IWO.
Respectfully sulunitteii.
Luwreuce J. IgiCourse,
City Clerk.
Receiviil anil placed ou file.
Recess.
Itecouveuiug.
Roll Call
P’eseiit : 4k»uii4*ilinen Be tun, P.rolil,
Mason. Si*liultz. Wagner.
Absent: Councilman Wagar.
Resolution*.
Wyandotte. Mich., July 16. 11H0.
Resolution, by 4V»um*iUnau Louis
Brobl, Sr.
Resolved bv the City Council of the
City otf Wyandotte,
Whereas it aiipeats by notice dated
July 13. I!M4>. from th»* l. S. Engin
eer’s Office that the Port of Detroit
Comtnisxion contemplates filling an
a r e« on tile IH-troit River adjaeent to
the City of Wyandotte, and
Whereas, it appears that such fill
may affect the waiter intake of tlie
Miiuici|ial Sitviiv G*mmisaiou and
thii' aff«s*t the wat-r supply of the
Citjy of Wyandotti*. now be it
•Ri'solveil tJiat the 4’ity Engini*er
xluill and is hereby dim-ted to im
medrately make search and examin
ation of the plans for such fill at the
office of the C. S. Engineer and de
termine its affect on the existing wat
er intake ami if tlie fill shall inter
sere therewith, to file a written pro
ti*st in aeeordam*e with the terms of
said notice.
I move th<* adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Cswincilmon l/eii* Brohl, 9r.
Sttw>ortcd by Councilman Mason.
Yt*as: Council men Behm. Bohl.
Mason. Schultz, Wagner.
Navs*. None.
Wyandotte. Mich , July 16, 1040.
Resolution, by fiouucilm.iu Louis
ItroM, Sr.
Ri*solviai by tin* ('ity Coum il •»f tiu*
|4 ’ity <*f Wyandotte, that tin* City Clerk
h« and hi*ri*by H authorized and dir
n t4*4l to transfer from the 44as and *RI
Ais-oiint in the budget of the l’oiiix*
1 *epartnioiit, .<I4iMH» t«» the Pu iha'4*
of Permanent Eapiipmcut Aeeonnt in
the hudgi-t of tin* Police Di‘partnn*iit.
to allow* for the purctiuse of two sir
*-ns for the patrolling autos.
I move tin* adoption of the forego
ing rcsoLution.
Cimm-ilman Louis Brohl. Sr.
Supi*orti*d by Councilman Wagm*r.
X-ii': Coiineilmen Rohm. Brohl.
d.i.'on. Si-hultz. Wa.gner.
N.iv " : N oin*.
Wiandotti. Mil’ll.. July li;. IP4<».
Rexopit ion. hi Couiieilman E"Ui'
lirohl. Si.
R«*> dioil by th»‘ City Coiim*il of tin*
i 'iti of W yandotti*. that the Cit> A*
t• ho and in* heri'by H iii'tr a-i* d
to pro4*i*t*d witJi tin* inso-'arv p.ip* i'
ind [» ♦•'"lit sam<* Imok to this ( oiiiicii
for Tin- purcha'♦* of L«*t> 11 and 15.
Rich Welch Subdivision of Blocks 1-
13. II and southerly 31*1 fis't of Bl»H*k>
'.* and I<* and 11 of J. M. Welch > Sub
division of part of the Eureka Iron
and St«s‘l Work' Subdivision of part of
Section IfJ. T. 3 S., R. 11 H, West of
i». M. and T. R R.. City of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan. f*>r the pur
jNixo of tin* opening of Walnut Street
fiom Ti nth Strcet to the alley w**st of
Tenth Street at a cost of .<6so»)i» each.
• r a total of $1,300.00 from Mr. J. W.
.\* r!inger of :isii7 Si-otteu Avenue. De
nut. Michigan, also providing .exemp
tion of paving tax assessment on the
adjoining Lot No. 14>, owned by Mr.
Nerlinger. as per the reipiest and re
eoiniueudatiou of the Committee in
their n*i>ort of June *AS. 11440.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl. Sr.
Supimrted by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Behm. Brohl.
Mason. Scrultz. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July 16. 11440.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the petition
for the grading, paving aud curbing of
Vinnwood Avenue from Fort Street to
Twenty--second Street be held for con
'ideration of the 1041 program, being
as the program for the P. 440 season is
complete.
1 move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ismis Brohl. Sr.
Sui*i>ortcd by Councilman Wagner.
Yeas: Oouncilmeu Behm. Brohl.
Ma>ou. Schultz. Wagner.
Nays: N<»ne.
Wyandotte. Mich., July 1(1. 11*4»*.
Re>elutioii. by Councilman Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Re-olved by the City Council of the
City <*f Wyandotte, that tlie applica
-I,*n f*»r licetis,. t*» oj>erate a Class “B
li**'taiirant under the provisions of the
• *nlinauees of the ( ity of Wyandotte
V and hereby is approved to
Augu.'t 4’. H'N-hbaum ( Arbeiter Tav
, rn» 330 Elm Street
ind tin* City Clerk he aud hereby is
iiithorized to issue Class *“B Restau
rant License to tin* above named per
x.*n a* the above address*.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Couiieilman Louis Brohl.
Supportt-d by 4%»uucilman Wagner.
Yea': t’oiincilmam Beam. Brohl,
Mason. Schultz, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyaudotte. Mich., July 16. 11440.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
liruhl. Sr.
Resolved by rh e City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for LioeU'e to oi»erate a Dance
Hall under the iHrovisi ms of the 4)r
itinances of the City of Wyandotte be
and heri»by is appnrved to
August C. Hochibu'inn ( Arbeiter Tav
ern i 330 Elm Street
ami ttu* City be and hereby is
autJiorized to issue Dance Hall L»l
--censes to the above uarned persou at
the above addre-ss.
1 move the adoption of forego
ing resolution.
Councilnwtu Brohl, Sr.
Sui«4e>rte(f by (Am noil man Masou.
Yeas: Couneilmeu Benin. Brohl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., J'lily 16. U444.K
Resolution, by 4 '•ouncilma a Isiiiis
Brohl. Sr.
Res*»lved by the City Council of tlie
City of Wyandotte, tbsit the applica
tions for U> ojierate Class *‘A
Uesta.iirants under the provisions of
tin* Ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte, he and hereby are approved to
Joseph J. Burke i Ford Confection
*ry> .7j4i Ford Avenue.
J »hn C*a 1 1 va ■» ( New* \V r ay Lunch)
:4P> Biddle Avenue,
ind the City Clerk t>e and hereby is
rithorized to i>sue Class ’*A" Kestau
’•-*nt Luenses to the abdve named per
yms at the above addresses.
I move the uloption of the forego
mg resolution
CounciLmau Louis Brohl. S.r.
Sut»ported by Councilnuui Scbultz.
Yea': Couneilmeu Behm. Brorl.
Ma **i>n. Si*hnlt/.. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyaudotte. Mich., July 16. 11440.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl, Sr.
ißesolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for Junk Dealer's License, under
the provisions of the Ordinances of
the City of Wyandotte be and hereby
is approval to
Joe Dabrowu, 363 Plum Street, to
i.pi'rate a push cart in the City of Wy
indotte.
imi the City Clerk be and hereby hi
authorized to issne Junk Dealer’s Li
reii'e to the above namtd per Min at
the above address.
1 move the adi»iitioa of Che forego
ing reisolution.
Councilman liOuis Brohl, Sr.
Srj-pjsirted by Councilman Masou.
Yeas: Comieilmen Behm. Brohl,
Mioon, Schultz, Wagne".
Nays: None.
Special Order.
The Mayor stated that on behalf of
the of the 4 'ity of Wyandotte
he wishid at this time to thank the
;m rade i'ommiuee for putting on a
4th of July parade in the City of Wy-
Mfdotte treve** before excelled and to
thank all of the Committee and Coun
cil and particularly Councilman Johu
Wagner, Cha Lilian, and Councilman
knit Schultz and < '•Miiirilniau F«>r<l
\\Hii;ir and all other for their
t't>-o|M*ia lion and all of the varnm> or
ganizations and individuals in tin* city
wlio {MrtieiiKited in making thu 4Ut
<*f July cHelnation a great success.
Adjournment.
.Motion to adjourn at !);37 I*. M.. h\
Councilman Brolil, Mipported by Coun
cilman Sc hultz.
Yeas: Couneilnien liehm, Itrohl
ila >on. Schultz. Wagner.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. La COURSE.
City Clcri.
Man- A Calialan, Attorneys
Wyandotte Sating.-. Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Mich.
Sheriff*-. No. .m77'i
. Cal. No. 246.1 UK)
SI ILL I! F S >ALE. B\ \irt:ii «.f a
uiit of fieri facia-, issued out of .md
under tin* seal ol the Circuit i uitt
tor the County of Wayne and State «»f
Michigan, to me dir«*ecd and deliv* t
c?|. in favor of Edna M. Selieuerle,
Malde Koirer*. Christine Dieker-ou
W hittaker. .May Dickerson Lewiue.
Cecelia Dickerson. Administratrix of
the Estate of Douglas D. Dickerson,
deceased. and Cecelia Dickerson,
against the good- and chattel-, lauds
and tenements of Brace Fox Brant. 1
did. on the -7th day of March. A. D
1940 levy uiH.u and take all tin- right,
title nnd interest of said Brui-e Cox
Erant. in and to the following dis
« rilied real estate, si Hunted in the
County of W ayne and State of Michi
gan. to wit: AH that certain pice and
!«<reel of laud situated in th e Town
ship of Monguagon. Comity of W'ayne
and State of Miehignu. known and des
cribed as
Commencing at a stake in the
southerly line of Section 23. Town
4. South, of Range 10. East. Vil
lage <>f Trenton. Township of Mou
guagon. County of W’ayne and
State of Michigan, which stake is
distant south. 88 degrees. 27 min
utes. .‘4l seconds west. 679.78 feet
from the south-east corner of said
Section 23; thence north. 1 degree,
44 minutes and 2b seconds west.
677.35 feet to au iron stake in the
southerly Hue of a right of way of
the Detroit, Toledo aud 1 ronton
Railroad; thence north. 87 degrees.
23 minutes. (>9 seconds west, 1.77.-
J*3 feet to an iron stake in the
southerly line of said railroad
right of way; thence south. 1 de
gree. 44 minutes, 29 seconds east.
668.87 fi*et to au irou stake in the
southerly liu** of said Section 23.
being the center line'of Vaulloru
Road. so-call«*d; thence north. Xs
degrees. 2.7 minutes. 31 seconds
east. 177.4* feet to the plaee of be
ginning. containing 2.3PE7 actes
of land.
ill of which 1 shall expose for sale at
public auction, to tin* highest bidder,
ns the law directs, at the southerly or
Congress Street entrance of the W’ayne
County Raiding, in the City of De
troit. Wayne County. Michigan (that
bei *g the building in which the Cir
i nit Court for said County of Wayne,
state of Michigan, is held) on Tues
day. the 3rd day of September, A. D.
I'.Mo at 11 ;(H) o'clock forenoon, Eastern
Standard time.
ACE IE F. JOHNSON.
Acting Sheriff.
By BERNARD M. MONACHAL,
Deputy S!ieriff.
Marr and Cahalan,
Wy a mint te. M ichigau.
.'ttorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated July 12. 11>40. 29\v7
Marr & Cahalan, Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Midi.
Sheriff's No. .777X0
Cal. No. 246.660
SHERIFF’S SALE. By virtue of a
writ of fieri facias, issued (.lit of and
under the seal of the Circuit. Court for
rhe County of Wayne and State of
Michigan, to me directed and delivered
in favor of Edna M. Scheuerle, Mable
Rogers, Christine Dickerson Whittaker,
May Dickerson Lewine, Cecelia Dick
erson, Administratrix of the Estate ot
Douglas D. Dickerson, deceased, and
t\x*elia Dickerson, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of
Allen P. Cox. I did. on the 27th day of
March A. I). 1940 levy upon and take
all the right, title and interest of said
Alien P. Cox. in and to the following
described real estate, situated in the
County of Wayne and State of Michi
gan. to wit: All that certain piece aad
lmreel of land situated in the Town
ship of Monguagou. County of Wayne
.uid State of Michigan, known and des
cribed as
Commencing at an iron stake on
the south liue of Section 23. Town
4, South. Range 10, East, Village
of Trenton. Township of Mongva
gon. County of Wayne and State
of Michigan, and in the center of
the Van Horn Road, so-called,
which stake is distant south, SS
degrees, 27 minutes, 31 seconds
west. *17.06 feet from the south
east corner of said Section 23;
thence north, 1 degree. 44 minutes,
20 seconds west. 668.X7 feet to an
iron stake in the southerly lino of
the right of way of the Detroit.
Todelo and Irouton Railway,
thence north, 87 degrees. 23 min
utes, .70 seconds west, 157.7 Tb feet
to an iron stake in the southerly
line of said railroad right of way;
thence south, 1 degree, 48 minutes,
lb seconds east, 380.16 feet to au
iron stake in the southerly line of
said Section 274; and the center
line of Van Horn Road, so-called;
thence north 88 degrees 25 minutes
and 3t seconds east, 174.10 feet to
the place of beginning, containing
2.39607 acres of land,
all of which I shall expose for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
as the law directs, at the southerly or
Congress Street entrance of the Wayne
County Building. Ln the City of l>e
troit. Wayne County, Michigan (that
h’inz the building in which the Cir
cuit Court for said County of Wayne,
.state of Miichigan, is held) on Tues
lay. the 3rd day of September, A. D.
IP4O, at 11:00 o'clock forenoon. East
ern Standard time.
ACE IE F. JOHNSON.
Acting Sheriff.
By BERNARD M. MON AOH AN,
I>eputy Sheriff.
Marr and Cahalan,
Wyandotte, Michigan,
Vttornevs for Plaintiffs.
Dated July Y>, 1910 29w7
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ENTERTAINING WHEN THE WEATHER’S WARM
(See Recipes Below)
If the mercury seems likely to
pop right through the top of the
thermometer, and guests are com
ing for dinner, you can still keep
cool!
Plan your menu to permit as much
preparation as possible in the cool-
er hours of the
morning. Remem
ber, when you
plan the meal,
that quality rath
?r than quantity
will please your
guests, and that
a beautiful, cool, crisp salad will
be more appetite-tempting, by far,
than all the complicated hot dishes
you can name!
It’s wise, of course, to include one
hot food in your menu, even though
the weather’s torrid. There’s some
thing about the contrast of hot foods
and cold that makes a meal more
pleasant to the taste (and to the
digestion, as well).
A cup of clear, hot soup, which
might be prepared the day before
and reheated just before serving,
a hot main dish that’s not too hearty
or just a hot beverage, if you prefer
it, will do the trick.
You’ll find menus and tested reci
pes for all kinds of summer enter
taining in my cook book, “Easy En
tertaining.“ There are menus (and
recipes) for teas, for buffet suppers,
children’s parties, and for a wad
ding reception, too.
Orange-Grape-Pear Salad in Ice-
Lined Salad Bowl.
(Serves 8)
Oranges, pears, grapes sum
mer’s juiciest fruits —in an ice
chilled salad bowl! What a decora
tive answer to every cook’s prayer
for something tempting to serve on
hot weather menus. For a buffet
party, serve it in a double bowl with
ice to keep the salad chilled to just
the right degree.
With a sharp knife, peel 8 oranges,
removing skin and inner membrane
slicing.) Peel and core 4 pears. Cut
in slices. Halve and seed 2 cups of
grapes. Combine fruits and put in
salad bowl, which - has been lined
with romaine and watercress. These
two salad greens incidentally give
an interesting color contrast of light
and dark green that is refreshing
and that may well be used in any
3alad.
Serve with sweet freoch dressing.
Sweet French Dressing,
ft cup lemon juice
ft cup salad oil
ft cup red' jelly or honey
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon paprika
Shake well* before serving. The
lemon juice gives a flavor to dress
ings that is especially good with
fruit salads. (Makes Ift cups.)
Sparkling Vegetable Soap.
(Serves 8) ,
4 pounds beef shin
Ift quarts water
1 tablespoon salt
4 sprigs parsley
2 bay leaves
10 pepper corns
3 whole cloves
ft cup sliced carrot
ft cup sliced onion
ft cup celery and
celery leaves
Have bones cracked at the mar
ket. Wipe bone and meat with
cloth. Remove half the meat from
the bone, and cut in 1-inch cubes.
Brown the meat on all sides, add
bones, remaining meat and water.
Add remaining ingredients and
bring to a boil. Skim, then simmer
for 3 to 4 hours, with the lid of the
kettle tilted slightly. Strain through
sieve lined with cheese cloth, and
cool quickly, uncovered. Chill until
fat is solid, then remove fat. To
clarify the soup, allow 1 egg white
and crushed shell mixed with 2 ta
blespoons of cold water, for each
quart of stock. Add to cold stock
and bring to a boil, stirring con
stantly. Remove from heat, add Vi
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down to juicy
meat. Cut in thin
even slices. (Cal
ifornia oranges
are flrm-meated
and practically
seedless, which
makes them es
pecially suited to
. tH /lsm / nor'
cup cold water, and let settle until ‘
cold. Carefully strain through 4
thicknesses of cheese cloth wrung
out of very cold water.
Just before serving, add vegeta
bles as follows:
ft cup tomato (cut very fine)
ft cup carrot (diced fine)
ft cup new cabbage (cut very fine) >
V* cup celery (cut very fine)
2*4 cups water
Vt teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons parsley (minced)
Cook tomato, carrot, cabbage and •
celery in boiling, salted water, just
until the vegetables are tender.
Strain, and add to hot soup just
before serving. Garnish with minced J
parsley.
Waffleized Strawberry Shortcake.
2 cups pastry flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon sugar
3 eggs—separated
1(4 cups milk
3 tablespoons melted butter
Mix and sift all dry ingredients.
Beat egg yolks and add to them the
—\
leaving iron closed until steam no*,
longer escapes between the two*
halves.
Rice Rolls.
(Makes 3 dozen)
*4 cup cooked rice
(4 cup liquid from rice
(4 cup milk Z
(4 cup shortening
2 teaspoons salt j
8 tablespoons sugar
1 yeast cake softened in
Y« cup lukewarm water
1 egg (beaten)
5 cups flour
Drain the cooked rice thoroughly.
Combine (4 cup of the water in
which the rice was cooked, wife ft
cup milk and scald. Pour owes the
shortening, salt, and sugar, coot
slightly, and add the rice. CbanUee
softened yeast with the bewtew egg
and add to the cooled milk mixture.
Beat in about half of the floor, and
mix well. Add rematn-mg (tour.
Place in greased bowl, grease top
of dough slightly and cover the
bowl. Allow dough to rise until dou
ble in bulk (about Ift hours). Punch
down, and let rise again for about
45 minutes. Shape into small balls
and place in greased muffin pans.
Let rise until double in bulk, then
brush with milk. Bake in a mod
erately hot oven with the thermo
stat set at 400 degrees, for about
20 minutes.
Jellied Bam Salad.
(Serves 8)
2 cups cooked ham (finely ground)'
ft cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon sweet pickle (cut line)
2 whole cloves *
1 bay leaf
2 cups water
1 tablespoon granulated unflavotod
gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
1 cup cooked ham (cut in 9matl
strips)
Combine ground ham, mayonnaise,
and pickle and blend thoroughly.
Chill. Add cloves and bay leaf to
water and boil for about 5 minutes.
Then strain. Add gelatin which has
been soared in cold water and stir
until dissolved. Chill until mixture
begins to thicken;'then add ham
mixture. Pour in individual salad
molds and chill 2 or X hours, or un
til set. Unmold on crisp lettuce or
watercress, top with mayonnaise
and strips of cooked ham and serve
very cold.
Cheese Cornucopias—Salad
Accompaniment.
Cheese cornucopias are an unusu
al, but delicious, salad accompani
ment. Make ordinary pastry as for
pie and roll out. Make tiny cornu
copias (about 3 inches long) from
any stiff paper. Wrap pastry around
cornucopia and bake 12 minutes in
a hot oven (450 degrees). Remove
paper and when cool, fill cornu
copias with highly flavored cream
cheese. Serve with any salad.
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milk and melted
butter. Stir liquid
mixture into dry
ingredients. Fold
in stiffly beaten
egg white. Bake
in hot waffle iron,