The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
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n David stott will build n six-story build
Ing on the 80-foot frontage he has
purchased at Nos. l95-l99 Griswold-
ST.. and architects are now working
on the plans.
DR.. y. ID. Kennedy has Just returned TO
the city after two-weeks' trip 10
Mexico. He was the guest OF A r.
stilwell. president OF the Kansas
CITY. Mexico Orient road.
J. M. Evans, formerly with the Ever
EFT, Mctxger ~ Flanders Co., has ac-
cepted position as advertising man
ager for the Brush-Detroit Motor
u Co, and plans 10 inaugurate sys-
wv temattC campaign
The Rev. ". y. Cooley will speak In
the McGreRor mission tonight at 7il5,
the Rev c. w. Baldwin. Thursday.
and the Rev. A III. Cameron Friday:
Testimony meetings will be held
Wednesday and Saturday.
Machincry IL being installed I'm the
Amrrfcan Electrical Heater Co.'S new
building on Woodward adJoln-
ing the car barns. The factory now
a employees $50 men and the number
VIII be increased when all the ma
chinery is in.
In the cave-in Mt the Windsor ems
the Detroit river tunnel. three
weeks ago, died. Monday. in Hotel
Dieu. Windsor Iess, who is De-
troit man. sustained n broken back.
and physicians held out no hope for
him frem the first, but he made a
ynmes IL. pouud has brought up new
law point with regard 10 street OPEN
~ ings which Will be tried out In the
courts. He maintains that when the
city takes property for an opening, II
does not secure title. as would an In
cividuaI. but only right OF use and
that the property reverts back in
street. The point arises over the
transfer OF property required for the
opening OF Aggressive. and will go
to the courts for determination.
William Gabriel, Inventor and vice.
president of the Gabriel Concrete RE-
Enforcement Co. died, Sunday after
noon. IN Sacred Heart hospital. Gar
two years. lie was Sc years old. The
following children survive: Mrs
William +. Engel, Mrs. Peter Beck
William c.. Ida and Arthur Gabriel
The funeral will take place from the
home OF Mrs. Beck. No. 945 Field.
ave, Wednesday morning at S45
o'clock TO the Capuchin Monastery
The burial Will be In Mt. Elliott GEM
etery.
City Treasurer Max &. Koch has mo-
tined Register of Deeds Otto stoIl
' that the law requiring all deeds and
mortgages to be accompanied with a
statement that back taxes have been
paid on the property named before
being recorded. has been violated at
from Corporation Counsel Hally to
back him up In this contention. and
Stoll Will admonish his clerks to OBJ
serve this formalty more strictly
hereafter. The law IL intended TO
: make II compulsory that taxes be
paid before property can be sold.
nounced the following transfers, to
become effective May L: w. Il. Wa
terloo, from ladder 1 to engine 49,
Vice Dubois; j. Cannon, from engine
D % 10 ladder /. vice Waterloo; A. III.
Holderncss, from engine 10 to engine
10. vice Cannon; u. Henderson. from
sub. 20 engine 10. vice IIolderness;
II. T. Moiles. from engine to engine
81, vice Connor; w. Carlow, from en-
CINE "a to engine g. vice Moiles C.
Brown. from engine 2e TO engine 20,
CINE % to engine 26 vice Brown
Former President George T.. Moody, of
the Board Of Commerce., returned
trip to New York and other eastern
cities. Mr.. Moody expressed great
regret that he was unable to be pres
- In Detroit last week. for II was under
his administration that the idea was
muisated; Il had arranged to
leave New York. THURSDAY. and get
Friday evening" said Mr. Moody.
but at the last minute something
came I'D and had TO go TO Boston.
However, am gratifed with the re-
ports I have received OF the confer
ense and believe It will bear good re-
mrs. anne NOr Hutchfugs, widow OF
John Hutchings, n former vessel own
err. died Monday afternoon in her
home. No. 611 John R.-st.. aged SIS
- years. She was born in Aberdeen
Scotland, but when IL years OF age
she came to America, and after liv-
Ing In Pittsburg two years, removed
TO Detroit. where she has lived ever
since. Her husband died 30 years
ago. Mrs Hutchings was one OF the
Founders OF st. Johns Episcopal
church. and in her earlier years took
an active part IN the work OF that
organization. She Is survived nv
eight children: Jean and George r.
Harry r., Mrs William r DeCiraff
Mrs: l. Thomas. Mrs w j. Nc
u Bride. John and Kate Hutchings
The liquor regulation bill pending I'm
the legislature will not suffice for
the needs OF Detroit in regard TO ga
loon restrictions. in the view OF AID
Richard M. Watson. who has given
more attention TO the study Of the
liquor problem In Detroit than any
OF his colleagues in the council "'The
bill now under discussion in lansing
would give us the option OF cutting
down the saloons 10 one for everv
800 OF population and increasing the
license fee TO $1,000 a year" saws
"A watson. That would ha yory ale