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Wolverine Roofing Co, 110 N Niagara. Incorporated March, 1909. Capital $5,000. G M Tausend, Pres ; Wm H Tausend, Sec and Treas ..
Wright-Blodgett Co (Ltd), 700 N Hamilton. Organized June, 1899. Incorporated May, 1904. Capital $1,- 500,000. C H Davis, Chairman; G M Stark, Sec ; W T Knowlton, Treas.
Wylie & Buell Lumber Co, 314 Bearinger Bldg. Incor- porated, 1904. Capital Stock $200,000. J T Wylie, ‘ Pres ; C E Kynast, Sec and Treas.
LABOR UNION DIRECTORY.
Saginaw Federation of Labor. Meets at 7:30 p m, second and fourth Thursdays of each month in S F of L Hall. Edmund W Secord, Pres; John C Milne, Rec Sec; Richard I Jones, Fin Sec ; Frank H Winkler, Treas. Barbers' Union No 16. Meets every fourth Monday of each month in I O F Temple. Leo P Wagner, Sec. Beer Wagon Drivers' No 299. Meets first Tuesday of each month in S F of L Hall. Francis J Prokopp, Sec.
Blacksmiths' Union No 156. Meets first and third Satur- days of each month in hall, 619 Genesee av. Wm Groening, Sec.
Boilermakers' Union No 124. Meets first and third Fri- days of each month in hall, 405 Genesee av.
Brewery Workers' No '205.' Meets third Saturday of each month at S F of L Hall, Fred Laegler, Sec.
Bricklayers' Union No 7. Meets alternate Tuesdays of each month in S F of L Hall. Wm E Kerns, Sec.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Division 304. Meets first and third Sundays of each month at 715 N Warren av. Terry Kelley, Sec and Treas.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman, Division 286. Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month at 715 N Warren av. S J Beatty, Sec.
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men, Union No 400. Meets first and third Sundays in each month at Hiller's Hall. Fred Bernicker, Sec.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Saginaw Valley Lodge No 188. Meets first and third Sundays of each month at 1:30 p m in Myrtle Hall, 514 Potter. Wm M Blondheim, Sec.
Carpenters' Union No 334. Meets every Wednesday evening in Hall, 1830 N Fayette. Christian F Plam- beck, Sec.
Cigarmakers' Union 130. Meets at S F of L Hall second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p m. Frank H Rosenberg, Sec.
Clerks' Union No 40. Meets at S F of L Hall last Mon- day of each month. Alfred B Henney, Sec.
Electrical Workers' Union No 145. Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month in Engineers' Hall. Arthur L Schwemer, Sec.
Engineers' Union No 28. Meets every Friday evening at Federation Hall. Edward W McFarren, Sec.
Horseshoers' Union No 62. Meets first and third Thurs- days of each month in S F of L Hall. H J Sonnen- berg, Cor Sec.
Iron Molders' Union No 321. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Eagles Hall. John Fin- ley, Sec.
Iron Workers Helpers' Union No 8903. Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month in S F of L Hall.
Journeymen Tailors' Union No 83. Meets at S F of L Hall first and third Mondays of each month at 7:30 p m. Wm H Ferris, Sec.
Machinists Helpers' Union No 863. Meets second and fourth Mondays in each month in Engineers' Hall. Frank Mullen, Sec.
Machinists' Union No 600. . Meets first and third Tues- days in Orangemen's Hall, 111 N Washington av. W J McKay, Sec.
Metal Polishers' No 65. Meets second and fourth Fri- days in S F of L Hall. Frank Kirkey, Sec.
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Miners' Union No 1690. Meets second and fourth Tues- days in Smith Hall, 415 Court. Roger Kirk, Sec.
Miners' Union No 2414. Meets second and fourth Fri- days of each month at Mineworkers' Hall. Paul C Beneman, Sec.
Miners' Union No 2564. Meets second and fourth Mon- day of each month at Miners' Hall. Harry Clements, Secretary.
Musicians' Union No 57. Meets first Sunday of each month at 405 Genesee av. M W Loranger, Sec.
Painters' and Decorators' Union No 199. Meets every Friday at S F of L Hall. A Horka, Sec.
Patternmakers' Union. Meets second and fourth Monday of each month in S F of L Hall. Herman Hossler, Secretary.
Plumbers' Union No 85. Meets second and fourth Tues- days of each month in S F of L Hall. Carl R Ziemer, Sec.
Retail Clerks' Association (West Side) No 65. Meets last Wednesday of each month at Smith's Hall, 415 Court. August F Karp, Sec.
United Mine Workers of America, District 24. Ralph Deardon, Sec-Treas.
Valley City Typographical Union No 50. Meets at Hall, 719 Genesee av, first Sunday of each month at 2.30 p m. L S Brown, Pres; Fred A MacDonald, Sec- Treas ; Alfred Marxhausen, Rec Sec.
LIBRARIES.
Christian Science Reading Room, Wiechmann Bldg, 110 S Jefferson av.
Directory Library, Post Office, cor S Jefferson and Ger- mania avs. Contains directories of the principal cities of the United States and Canada for free pub- lic reference.
Germania Library, n e cor Third and Lapeer avs. Owned by the Germania Society. Volumes, 7,750. Open Sundays from 10 a m to 1 p m. Frank M Leitzow, Librarian.
Hoyt Public Library, n e cor Jefferson and Janes avs. Established February 2, 1883. Volumes, 35,000. Miss Harriet H Ames, Librarian. Open from 9 a m to 6 p m and 7 to 9 p m daily, except Sundays.
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Saginaw (East Side) Public Library, 113-115 S Jefferson av. Miss Mary E Dow, Librarian. Volumes, 19,- 000. Open 10 a m to 8 p m daily, except Sunday. West Side Public and School Library (Union School District of Saginaw), cor Hancock and Webster, w s. Anna A Benjamin, Librarian. Volumes, 15,700. Open 9 to 12 a m and 1:30 to 5 p m daily, except Sat- urdays and legal holidays, and 7 to 8 p m Friday evenings.
MARKETS.
City Vegetable and Hay Market, n e cor Franklin and Janes av.
MILITARY.
Michigan National Guard, Co F 3rd Infantry. Drill nights Monday evenings at the Armory n e cor Water and Janes av. W H Martin, Capt; Frank M McCullagh, Ist Lieut, Wm Bohsted, 2d Lieut. Michigan Naval Brigade, 2d Division, 1st Battalion. Meets every Tuesday at Armory, n e cor Water and Janes av. Warner L Cooper, Lieut Sr; Guy F Pal- mer, Lieut Jr; John J Spencer Jr, Ensign.
Saginaw Naval Reserves. Meets second Tuesday of each month at Armory n e cor Water and Janes av. Wm M Humes, Pres ; G F Palmer, Sec ; Warner L Cooper, Treas.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC.
Ad Club of Saginaw. Meets alternate Tuesdays in each month at Hotel Vincent. David A Coleman, Pres; Max Heavenrich, Vice-Pres; Leonard Frank, Sec ; Daniel B Jacobs, Treas.
Alliance Marquette Society Grand Council. G. P. Henri LaJoie; G S, Mrs Honori LaJoie; G T, Joseph Lalonde.
Alliance Marquette No 1. Meets the second and fourth Sundays of each month at 1820 N Fayette. Joseph Filiatrault, Pres; Frank Vashon, Sec; Joseph La- londe, Treas.
Alliance Marquette No 2. Meets the first and third Sun- days of each month at 1820 N Fayette. Mrs Heloise LaJoie, Pres ; Mrs Zephyrine Picard. Sec ; Mrs Louise Paquette, Treas.
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Arbeiter Unterstuetzungs Verein, East Side. Meets sec- ond Thursday and fourth Sunday of each month at Arbeiter Hall, cor Janes and Fourth avs. Robert C Weber, Pres; Ferdinand Heyman, Sec; Theophilus F Reitz, Treas.
Arbeiter Unterstuetzungs Verein, West Side. Meets first Wednesday and third Sunday of each month in Ar- beiter Hall, cor Adams and Oakley. Frederick J Plet- tenberg, Pres; Wm Schleimer, Vice-Pres; John Broederdorf, Rec Sec; Henry Maier, Treas.
Bohemian (C S P S) No 71. Meets second Sunday of each month at Bohemian Hall cor Wadsworth av and 12th. John Slachta, Pres; Frank Novak, Sec; Emil Stiber, Treas.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association, Branch No 12. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 132 N Franklin. James Kanaly, Pres; Daniel Bel- ford, Vice-Pres ; Dr W J O'Reilly, Rec Sec ; Dr M D Ryan, Fin Sec; Wm H Ryan, Treas.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Saginaw Chap- ter. Meets third Saturday in January, March, May, September and November at members' homes, Mrs G Grant, Regent; Kittie Rouse, Sec; Mrs L E Hol- land, Treas.
Deutscher Landwehr Unterstuetzungs Verein (German Veterans). Meets every first Sunday of each month in Arbeiter Hall (E S). Wm Trommer, Capt; A Herz, Sec; August Heebner, Treas.
East Saginaw Club, 215 N Washington av. Fred J Fox, Pres; L M Richardson, Vice-Pres; James A Mont -. ross, Sec and Treas ; E Wallace Miller, Mngr.
East Side Gun Club. Organized May, 1888. Meets first Tuesday of each month at 718 Genesee av. George E Openo, Pres; Frederick J Wolf, Sec and Treas.
Elks' Club. Organized January 1, 1898. Cor Warren and Germania avs. Charles Spindler, Chairman ; James B Griffin, Sec ; F C Floeter, Treas.
Germania Society. Organized Sept 2, 1856. Incorpor- ated 1867. Meets second Monday in January, April, July and October, at Germania Hall, n e cor Third and Lapeer avs. G F Oppermann, Pres; Wm Heim, Vice-Pres; George A Klette, Sec; Andrew Eymer, Treas.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Organized 1896. Meets first Sunday of each month at 800 Genesee av. Isaac Fink, Pres; Harry Levinsohn, Sec ; Herman L Taub, Treasurer.
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Indian Club, 408 Genesee av. Fred Kerns, Sec.
Ladies' Auxiliary to B R T, 20th Century Lodge No 167. Organized in 1900. Meets the first and third Thurs- day evenings of each month in Myrtle Hall, Potter Street. Mrs Mary Wilson, Pres ; Mrs Edith P Gar- diner, Sec; Mrs Sarah E Leonard, Treas.
Ladies' Catholic Benefit Association, Branch No 157. Organized June, 1898. Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Foresters' Temple. Eleanor C Cain, Pres ; Virginia Garon, Rec Sec ; Hen- rietta C Wurtsmith, Treas.
Ladies' Catholic Benefit Association (St Andrews' Branch), No 971. Meets at St Andrews' Auditorium first and third Mondays of each month. Minnie Bryne, Pres ; Anne Allen, Rec Sec; Mrs Sarah Laga- tree, Fin Sec ; Mrs Theresa V Powers, Treas.
Loyal Mystic Legion of America, Saginaw Council No 170. Meets first and third Thursdays of each month in Smith Hall, 4151/2 Court. Wm Storch, C; Mrs Caroline Carpenter, \' C; Mrs Albina Haug, P; John Regan, Sec ; Mrs Catherine Jones, Treas.
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association, 501-502 Eddy Bldg. Max Heavenrich, Pres; E D Church, Vice- Pres ; W S Linton, Sec ; Wm Seyffardt, Treas.
Michigan Butchers' Protective Association No 3. Meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays of each month in Arbeiter Hall (E S). Fred W Hubert, Pres; Fred R Strutz, Sec ; Max Young, Treas.
National Association of Letter Carriers Branch No 74. Meets first Monday of each month in Federal Bldg. Henry Leidlein, Pres; Herbert S Mullholland, Sec; George M Goodboo, Treas.
National Association of Letter Carriers Branch No 254. Meets first Monday after the 15th of each month in Merrill Block. John Freudenstein, Pres; H B Pur- mort, Sec ; W T Wheeler, Treas.
North Saginaw Business Association, Bliss Block, WV Genesee av. Edward Schust, Pres; E A Snow, Vice-Pres; Wm A Schmeck, Sec; Stanley Wallace, Treas.
Polish Falcon's Alliance, Local 124. Meets in Temple S 14th and Hartsuff, Joseph Kostrzewa, Pres; Martin Milezewski, Vice-Pres ; Joseph Sieroslawski, Fin Sec ; John S Kladzien, Rec Sec; A F Korrek, Treas.
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Retail Merchants' Association. Meets on call of Presi- dent in Board of Trade Rooms, 502 Eddy Bldg. M W Tanner, Pres; Arthur R Treanor, Sec; J W Grant, Treas.
Saginaw Anti-Tubercular Society. Meets in Health Offi- ce, City Hall, 1st Tuesday of each month. Pres, C H Peters; Vice-Pres, Mrs Lena L Mautner ; Sec, Mrs R S Jiroch ; Treas, Clara B McClure ; Health Officer, Dr W J O'Reilly ; Visiting Nurse, L I Nichols. Dis- pensary City Hall; open from 10-12 m, except Sun- days. Mich Tel 2414.
Saginaw Art Club. Meets third Friday evening of each month at Y M C A Auditorium, Michigan av and Ames. Winnifred Smith, Pres; Mrs Miles Purcell, Sec ; Mrs Julian Keeler, Treas.
Saginaw Band and Orchestra Association, 501-505 Eddy Bldg. Carl F Oppermann, Pres; M L Johnson, Sec ; Fiske Wood, Treas; Prof Arthur Amsden, Director. Saginaw Board of Trade, 501-502 Eddy Bldg. W S Linton, Pres; Emil Staehle, Ist Vice-Pres; A W Seeley, 2d Vice-Pres; Wm Seyffardt, Treas; Mamie L Johnson, Asst Sec.
Saginaw Boat Club. Meets on call of President. W S Linton, Commodore; Charles G Brater, Sec; Vincent Kindler, Treas.
Saginaw Canoe Club, Rust Park. Organized 1907. H E Cross, Pres; Robert Cook, Commodore; A C Milne, Vice Commodore; Fred H Jerome, Sec and Treas ; Alfred F Riese, Mngr.
Saginaw Charity Association. Meets first Monday of each month at 5 pm in Y W CA Bldg. Pres, Elmer E Bishop; Vice-Pres. C H Peters; Sec-Treas, Mrs Helen W Brooks.
Saginaw City Federation of Women's Clubs. Meets first Wednesday of each month at Y W C A Bldg. Kate R Carlisle, Pres; Mrs J R Sacket, 1st Vice- Pres ; Mrs Lena Mautner. 2d Vice-Pres ; Mrs W P Warner, Cor Sec; Mrs E W Goff, Rec Sec ; Mrs F W Perry, Treas.
Saginaw Country Club. Organized Nov 1, 1901. Meets third Wednesday in January in Club House, s s Gratiot av, w of city limits. L C Slade, Pres ; E A Robertson, Vice-Pres; J A Montross, Treas; E P Stone, Sec.
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Saginaw County Agricultural Society, 608 Bearinger Bldg. Jacob DeGaus, Pres ; Wm S Linton and John Popp, Vice-Pres ; F F Kleinfeld, Sec ; H F Paddock, Treas.
Saginaw County Masonic Mutual Benefit Association. Organized 1890. Meets last Monday in the month at Masonic Temple. H E Oppenheimer, Pres; Fred Dustin, Vice-Pres; John W Billing, Sec; George E Scollen, Treas.
Saginaw County Medical Society. Meets first Tuesday of each month in City Hall. Robert McGregor, M D. Pres; A R Mckinney, M D, Sec-Treas.
Saginaw County Rural Letter Carriers' Association. Meets in Federal Bldg. Elmer E Smith, Pres ; Felix Milz, Vice-Pres; A F Korrek, Sec ; J B Teal, Treas. Saginaw Fair and Racing Association, 417 Bearinger Bldg. E C Forrest, Pres and Treas ; Thomas Nickels, Vice-Pres ; Louis Smith, Sec.
Saginaw Police Fund Association. Organized 1891. Meets on call. James P Walsh, Pres; Frank W Abele, Vice-Pres; Wm H Kurtz, Sec; Zachariah Baskin, Treas.
Saginaw Reading Club. Meets every Monday at 3:30 p m at Y M C A, cor Michigan av and Ames. Mrs Lizzie I Harrison, Pres; Mrs Marguerite Bittman, Sec ; May Turner, Treas.
Saginaw Real Estate Board. Meets first Wednesday of each month. E H Patterson, Pres ; Charles G Brater, Vice-Pres ; Lloyd Crane, Sec ; B G Appleby, Treas.
Scottish St Andrew's Society. Organized 1867. Meets first and third Monday of each month at 7:30 p m in I O F Temple. W J McCron, Pres; John Murray. Sec ; Alexander Liddle, Treas.
Sons of Hermann Lodge No 16. Meets second Sunday in each month in Arbeiter Hall, cor Janes and Fourth avs. Robert C Weber, Pres; Albert Weiss, Vice- Pres; Ferdinand Heymann, Rec Sec; Christ Ham- mel, Treas.
South Side Business Men's Association. Meets second Tuesday of each month at 2704 S Washington av. Dr T M Williamson, Pres ; Frederick L Zahner, Sec ; Jay A Rouse, Treas."
Teutonia Society. Meets first Monday of each month in Teutonia Hall, Fayette bet Court and Adams. J W Ippel, Pres ; Hugo Schreiber, Rec Sec ; Frank Herrig, Fin Sec ; Charles A Khuen, Treas.
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Theosophical Society. Meets every Wednesday, 7:30 p m, in 4 Cass Block. Lincoln E Bradt, Pres ; Mrs E G Combs, Sec and Treas.
United Commercial Travelers Association. Meets third Saturday of each month, in Foresters' Temple. A R Guider, Pres ; Herman E Vasold, Sec and Treas.
West Side Associated Charities, office 106 Graebner Bldg. Rev Emil Montanus, Pres; L S Foote, Vice-Pres ; Elizabeth McBratnie, Sec ; Reuben M Staffeld, Treas. West Side Business Association, Graebner Bldg, Mich- igan av and Hancock. M N Brady, Pres ; J W Ippel. Vice-Pres ; A A Alderton, Treas; Langley S Foote. Sec.
West Side Gun Club. Organized 1886. Meets first Tues- day of each month at 212 N Hamilton. Julius A Scheib, Pres; James A Montross, Sec; H G Krog- mann, Treas.
Young Men's Christian Association, s w cor Michigan av and Ames. Incorporated December, 1894. Phil B Willis, General Sec.
Young Women's Christian Association, 211-217 S Jef- ferson av. Organized Nov 24, 1891. Miss Isabel Oxtoby, Pres; Mrs T E Howson, Mrs W H Wal- lace, Dr H V Brooks, Mrs F E Button, Vice-Pres ; Mrs Peter Mitts, Rec Sec ; Mrs C L Judd, Cor Sec ; Mrs C T Kerry, Treas.
NEWSPAPERS.
Courier-Herald (daily and semi-weekly, Rep). Estab- lished 1857. Published by the Courier-Herald Co, 116 S Jefferson av. Daily and Sunday by carrier 8 cents per week.
Luther-Freund Der (monthly, religious), 124 S Second. Established 1888. Published on the 15th of each month, by Rev Frederick Volz, in the interest of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church. 25 cents per annum.
Saginaw Daily News (morning and evening, Independ- ent). Published by the Saginaw Evening News Co, 307-311 Tuscola. Daily by carriers or mail, 35 cents a month.
Saginaw Journal (German weekly, Independent). Pub- lished every Saturday by Valentine S Boos, 111 Lapeer av. $1.00 per annum.
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Saginaw Post-Zeitung (weekly, German, Independent). Established 1877. Published every Thursday by Seemann & Peters, Inc., 200-210 N Franklin. $1.00 per annum.
Saginaw Press (weekly, Democratic). Published by the Saginaw Publishing Co, 208 N Hamilton. $1.00 per annum.
Saginaw Valley Farmer (monthly farm), 105-106 Graeb- ner Bldg. Langley S Foote, business mngr. 50 cents per annum.
Saginawian The (weekly, Rep). Published by Smith & Stoelker Publishing Co, 216 N Hamilton. $1 per year. Valley News (weekly). Published every Thursday by T W Busby, 26 Merrill Bldg. $1.00 per annum.
Workers' Voice (weekly). Published every Saturday by Worker Publishing Co, 215 N Water. $1.00 per annum.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
United States Internal Revenue Collector-Thomas J Lynch, Government Bldg.
United States Customs Collector-John E Sumner, Gov- ernment Bldg.
United States Board of Civil Service Examiners-Ed- ward M Cosgrove, Sec, Government Bldg.
United States Pension Examining Board -- Dr F W Edel- mann, Pres ; Dr J H Riopelle Sec ; Dr J M Campbell, Treas; Government Bldg.
United States Army Recruiting Station-Joseph Faw- dry in charge, 4 Heavenrich Block.
United States Navy Recruiting Station-George Witham in charge, Government Bldg.
United States Weather Bureau-F H Coleman, fore- caster, Arthur Hill Trade School.
CUSTODIAN'S FORCE-FEDERAL BLDG.
Charles E Lown, Custodian.
Louise W Moore, Acting Custodian. John Dietrich, Janitor.
Fred E Kremer, Janitor.
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COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
Sessions are held annually on the Tuesday after the first Monday of October, and adjourned sessions on the Tuesday after the first Monday of each other month in the year, except August and September. At the July session no causes will be heard except on the special order of the court.
All sessions are held at Cincinnati.
The Sixth Circuit includes Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Judges: Associate Justice of the Supreme Court allotted to the Sixth Circuit-William R Day.
Circuit Judges : John W Warrington, Loyal E Knappen, Arthur C Denison.
Clerk : Frank O Loveland, Cincinnati.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN.
Sessions of Court are held: For the Southern Division at Detroit on the first Tuesdays of March, June and November. For the Northern Division at Bay City on the first Tuesdays of May and October.
Judge-Arthur J Tuttle, Detroit.
Clerk-Elmer W Voorheis, Detroit.
Marshal-Henry Behrendt, Detroit.
District Attorney-Clyde I Webster, Detroit.
Assistant District Attorney-J E Bland, Detroit.
Referee in Bankruptcy for Southern Division-Lee E Joslyn, Detroit.
Northern Division: Resident Deputy Clerk-Isabel A Ballou, Bay City. Deputy Marshal-Henry Haller, Bay City. Referee in Bankruptcy-Geo A Marston, Bay City. United States Commissioner-Frank S Pratt, Bay City.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judges-Wm G Gage, Wm R Kendrick. Clerk-Leopold L Pearson.
Stenographers-Myron H Macomber, Clifford C Macom ber.
Circuit Court Commissioners-Mark T Davis, Stanley R Ostler.
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Prosecuting Attorney-Bird J Vincent.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney-Raymond R Kendrick. Sheriff-George H Sutherland.
Terms commence the first Monday in March, second Monday in May, second Monday in September, and first Monday in December of each year, and are held in the Court House, s w cor Michigan av and Court.
PROBATE COURT.
Judge-Arthur W Ganschow.
Register-John P Murphy.
RECORDER'S COURT.
Judge-Wm H Martin.
Acting Judge-Arthur Clements.
Clerk-Herbert Gay (ex-officio).
Term begins second Monday of each month.
PARKS.
Alumni Athletic Field, Sheridan av cor Phelon.
Bliss Park, cor N Michigan and Houghton avs.
Burkart Park, cor Davenport and Mary foot of Johnson st bridge.
Elmhurst Park, s e cor S Webster and Vermont.
Federal Park, e s S Jefferson av, bet Germania and Janes avs.
Fordney Park, w s Braley bet Gratiot av and Chestnut. Germain Park, Farwell, Norman, Second and Third av. Hoyt Park. e s Washington av s of Holland av. Jeffers Park, junction Genesee and Germania avs.
Linton Park, Washington av, s e cor Webber. Merrill Park, Stanley and Maple.
Park Place Park, Hoyt and S Park avs.
Park Street Park, junction Tuscola and Park.
Potter Park, junction Washington av and Potter.
Riverside Park, on Tittabawassee river, 11/2 miles from the Court House.
Rust Park, between Saginaw River and Washington av, Bristol and Rust av.
Weadock Park, junction of Weadock and Hoyt avs. · Webber Park, Morris, Prospect, Gallagher and Glen- wood av.
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POST OFFICE-EAST SIDE.
Building s e cor Germania and Jefferson avs.
Contract-stations-No.
1-2617 S Washington av.
2-524 Potter.
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5-210 Genesee av.
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6-Cor Hoyt and Sheridan av.
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7-901 Lapeer av.
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8-1001 Janes av.
9-401 Wadsworth.
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12-1200 S Washington av.
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14-1022 Atwater.
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Charles E Lown, Postmaster; Edward M Cosgrove, As- sistant Postmaster.
Office Hours: General Delivery and Stamps open con- tinuously during week days. Carriers 7:30 to 8.15 a m, 12:45 to 1:15 and 5:15 to 6:30 p m. Holidays, one carrier delivery in the morning. Money Order and Registry 9 a m to 5 p m. Registry and Money Orders will be issued from 9 a m to 5 p m at Gen- eral Delivery Window daily except Sunday.
Registered Letter and Money Order Department.
Money Order Clerks, Archie E Zander and Ellen M Miller. Registry Clerk, Minnie M Sager. Finance Clerk, Arthur E Vosburg. Money Order and Regis- try, George D Brewer.
Orders are issued in sums of not more than $100. Larger amounts may be transmitted to the same person by additional orders.
The Postal Savings Bank is operated in connection with the Money Order Division, is established for the purpose of depositing savings at interest, with the security of the Government for repayment. Any person over ten years of age may become a depositor. without expense. at his home office only. Deposits are limited to $100 a month and a total balance of $500 at any one time. Savings Certificates are pay- able on demand, are not transferrable and draw in- terest annually at 2 per cent. Certificates may be exchanged for Postal Savings Bonds, which pay in-
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terest at 21/2 per cent. Amounts less than $1.00 may be saved for deposit by the purchase of 10-cent sav- ings cards and adhesive 10-cent savings stamps.
Fees Charged for Money Orders.
Payable in the United States, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Canal Zone, Guam, Philippines, Canada, Cuba, Mexico and several Islands in the West Indies.
For Orders for sums not exceeding $2.50. 3 cents.
Over $2.50 and not exceeding $5.00. 5 cents. Over $5.00 and not exceeding $10.00. 8 cents.
Over $10.00 and not exceeding $20.00. 10 cents.
Over $20.00 and not exceeding $30.00 12 cents.
Over $30.00 and not exceeding $40.00
15 cents.
Over $40.00 and not exceeding $50.00. 18 cents.
Over $50.00 and not exceeding $60.00. 20 cents.
Over $60.00 and not exceeding $75.00. 25 cents.
Over $75.00 and not exceeding $100.00. .30 cents. International Money Orders are also issued to nearly all Foreign countries, the fees for which must be ob- tained at the Postoffice.
Mailing Department.
Charles H Howe, Supt Mailing Division.
Bernard J Dolph, Alfred E Wittmuss, Mailing Clerks.
Frank J Meier, George H Rankin, Dispatching Clerks.
Otto F Flatthau, Samnel E Rumbles, Herbert L J Pickel- mann, Assorting Clerks.
Postage-The postage on letters to be forwarded in the mails to any part of the United States, or it's posses- sions, is two cents per ounce, prepaid by stamp.
The postage on letters dropped in this office for delivery in the city, two cents per ounce, prepaid by stamp. Great Britain, Canada, Germany (conditionally), Cuba and Mexico, two cents per ounce, pre-payment com- pulsory.
The postage on second class matter (which includes newspapers and periodicals), is one cent for each four ounces or fraction.
The postage on third class (miscellaneous printed matter, etc) is one cent for each two ounces.
Postage to other countries included in the Universal Postal Union for prepaid letters, five cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce or fraction (where the postage is not paid or but partly paid, double the amount is collected at the other end). Postal Cards two cents each. News-
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