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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-22
Now what Can lie Meanl

That man Moriarty is Natural hit
ter and It won't be surprising IL he
eventually supplants one OF the quar-
tet that presently make up the fop
Of the Tigers batting order -Ex-
change.
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HEART
To
HEART
fifth the
Sporting
Editor.
BY PAUL H.. BRUskE.

If THAT old baseball Reynard
Comiskey let's any OF the American
league inagnates-his nvals-euchre
him out Of the services OF Ed Walsh.
he will be open TO action by the pro-
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The New York press is urging JEFF
fries to try himself out against some
weaker opponent than Johnson, be.
fore tackling the big Negro. With all
that big money In peril II he makes a
disappointing showing? Not on your
life,
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II
Comiskey let's any OF the American
league inagnates-his rivals-euchre
him out OF the services OF Ed Walsh.
he will be open 10 action by the pro-
bate courts which
HANG ME unaols ~ nron.
ON, pro unaoio 70 piop-
COMMYt erly administer
their own AFFAIRS
~< Clevelands offer OF
three pitchers, two Of whom have pre-
sumably outlived their usefulness,
while the other Is not good enough TO
win regular turn, Comiskey refuses
and with good reason, Bergers game.
ness has often been questioned, Lieb-
hardt is an unreliable proposition.
Falkenberg the writer regards as a
fine young pitcher, but seems destined
TO rust In Cleveland That he Is the
equal OF Walsh Is now 20 oe contend
ed, however.
The very fact that other clubs have
the nerve 20 make offers to Comiskey
for the services Of his star hold-out
and the added consideration that a
matter of two or three thousand dol
lars Is allowed 10 stand between Com
iskey and his star are the only ele-
ments that makes the general baseball
world worry over Comiskey's inten-
tons regarding the man Who leads the
American league pitchers on the off,
cial. II incorrect, dope.
"Commy" must hang on to retain
his prestige in Chicago. To allow his
star twirler to go to the Maps would
be to weaken his own team beyond
the possibility Of repair. while at the
same time IL would be strengthening
an important rival most considerably.
All OF which would be very bad pol
icy for a man about TO invest mil.
lion dollars or SO In new ball park.
This business of housing a dub team
In an expensive playing plant is ono
that will worry more than one big
league magnate this year and for soma
time thereafter. incidentally.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-22

o. KS va. MorreiIs.
o. KS will play Morrells at Gar
vey's ground Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis 3. Cincinnati 5.
Rain elsewhere.
Today's Games.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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forces Is an out
ielder and thereby
Immune from the
attacks of hostile
base-runnerS who,
with malicious in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-22
CAN'T
SPIKE
TYRCS.

tent, might 20 dlltT MIN Will view W
Gripping his team? It's thought
we'll worth while. In fact, it's only the
preliminary to the statement that star
batters are far more valuable to a
team in the outfield than in the inner
works
Mcintyre, Crawford and Cobb are
enabled to stick In the play far more
games, year in, year out, than they
would II compelled to be spike-dodg-
ing on the defense. Any team that
trusts it's batting rallies TO its inheld
Is sure to suffer more from accidents
than one where the wrecking crew In
habits a point farther from danger.
OF course, there Is flying pop-bottle
once in while. but good dodger can
eyade these as a rule.
Incidentally, II Is pleasing To note
that. not evcn on the Cleveland ciup,
which was So seriously crippled here
when Cobb spiked Bradley, was there
any charge that Ty had done the deed
purposely. Cobb merely slid for the
base. Bradley went over right In MS
path to get the ball. The accident
was admittedly unprecedented ana
universally deplored. In fact. 1t Is
true that never yet has Ty Cobb been
guilty OF a dirty play The instances
where opponents have suffered at MS
hands have been cases In which MS
path to the bases was impeded. Then
the Georgian merely accepts the chal-
lenge with a fash OF steel.
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HID 1T ever occur 10 you that II s
II mighty lucky thing for the
Detroit baseball club that Ty Cobb.
the king-pin in the DetroiI run-getting
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We'll. Chech has won ~ mar
Cy Xpupu II was no fb

" 1Oung IT Was he mat tTimmPd
the Athletics Yesterday in the only
American league game played Plank
was touched up quite freely Speaker
got three hits.
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cOmprOmlse WIN Ed WaIsh are be
ing eaten M by the Chicago fans
Ed insists however. that Commy will
have 10 do business with him through
his lawyers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21

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bonn Wese absetommen mar, ers
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Gin fiirttIider Sd8er tas Eentrats
3lfrita.

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lebrer RopelIer in Slbenburg gum
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-ernannt.
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COUNCIL MINUTES.
(oficiai)
Regular Meeting.

Brunswick. Ca, Dec. %. 1909.
Presentation. II. r. Hopkins, may
or: Aldermen Ludwig, Taylor. Cal
nan, Cox. Goldsmith. Leo and McGar-
veys Absent. Alderman Baker.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and confirmed
Petitions and Communications.
From William Williams, petition for
the payment Of rental alleged to have
been lost and reimbursement of attor-
ney fees expended by him in preserv-
ing his rights in the injunction pro-
seedlings in the matter of a house he
was attempting to build on New Town
lots 124S and 1249, the courts having
decided in his favor. Referred TO city
attorney.
The following was read, ordered
spread on the minutes and filed:
State OF Georgia, County of Glynn City
on Brunswick
\. the undersigned, managers of
the general election held In the city OF
brunswick on this the i4th. day of De-
eember 1909. under and by virtue of
the charter OF the city of Brunswick
for the election of four aldermen TO
serve for the years 1910 and 1911, dc
certify as follows:
First. That before beginning the
performance of our duties as such
managers. we and each of us. took and
subscribed the oath prescribed by law;
that before any ballot was received
and Immediately before the opening
of the polls, we publicly exhibited the
ballot box to be used at said election
and thereupon sealed same except the
opening TO receive ballots. and did no
omen same again until the close o
said election.
Second. We further certify that W,
kept list OF the persons voting at salt
election, and, after the close of th'
election, did count the votes, keepinl
tally sheet of such count, and de
clared the result. A duly certified lis
OF voters. and as we'll as the tall!
sheets.s being hereto attached.
Third. We further certify that salt
election was conducted in each and CIV
cry particular as prescribed by law
and that no ballots We're received from
any voter except those persons who's
names appeared upon the list of regis
tered voters furnished us by the hoar'
of registrars. which are herewith en-
closed
Fourth. We further certify that tn
following persons received the mum
Der az votes set oposite their name
Tor the Office DESIGNATED, to-wit:
Tor alderman iirst ward, Geo, u
Cook received 80 votes.
For alderman second ward, W. II
Bowen received 90 votes.
Dor alderman third ward, L. tMd-
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between Amherst and Albany street
TO perfect his title, viz: According to
investigation by the clek, the conten-
lions of the petitioner appear to be
true; that the whole lot had been re-
turned for taxation by Mrs. Orme and
appears by the lease book to have been
leased to her in 1880, although no du-
plicate lease can be found in the city
leases. Various owners, predecessors
in title to the petitioner have paid
taxes and lease, evidencing the fact
that the city had recognized the lease.
We recommend that lease expiring
in 1867, same date as other leases in
this class, be made to petitioner, and
at the same prcportionate annual rem
tai.
M. A. Baker, Chairman
l. Goldsmith,
L. Ludwig
Committee
On motion the subject was refer
red to the city attorney.
Brunswick, Ca, Dec. %, 1909.
lion. mayor and Council
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: Your standing commit.
tee en- public works begs to make the
following report on communication
dated December 81 from Mayor Hop
kins. addressed to the chairman OF
this committee, which is hereto at
tached. The said letter having been
published in the Brunswick News OF
December 81. ii is unnecessary to
quote in full its contents; in brief
it states that the mayor submitted
to the Henry S. Spackman Engineer
ing Co., of Philadelphia, to be tested,
samples of the, brick taken from the
paving work ON Newcastle street, anC
specifications.
No figures are submitted with thu
letter. but in the same publication
containing copy of the mayors let
ter TO the chairman .ef this commit
tee, letter appears purporting to b,
copy of letter from this engineer
ing company; it appears that in tn,
RATHER" test, the only test made. tn,
loss by abrasion was 24.S1 per cent
The brick used by the Georgia En-
| cheering company. the contractors OF
this work, were tested in Atlanta, Ga
along with certain brick known a
the Catskill. competitive bid, witt
the following result:
Rather test-loss by abrasion, Cats
kill. e7.06; loss by abrasion. Augusta
25S2,
The city engineer made writer
statement to council September %
1899. that the Augusta brick were
closest to specifications and accept
able in the work to be done: the cit.
attorney 2. the same meeting gav'
written opinion that acceptance OF th'
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wig received SO votes.

wig received SO votes.
FOR alderman fourth ward ~
Boyle received 81 votes.
witness our hands and official sie-
natures, this 18th. day of December
1909. y :
w. q. Burroughs,
Manager.
j. T. Lambrisht,
Manager
L. NJ. Orr,
Manager
From Clara Edwards, for correction
OF error of 1927 on tax digest of 1909
by reason Of erroneous assessment
by city assessors OF improvements
where there are none, on n. W. one
quarter T. c. lot number "A. between
Amherst and Cochran avenue. Re-
ferred to taxes and revenues commit
tee with power to act.
FROM T.. G, Upper, resigning as nj
lot commissioner Accepted.
from Gulf Refining company for
permission to erect two 10000 gallon
steel tanks on Bay lot No. 3, and to
ouiid 20 by ~ foot warehouse of
gaivonlzed iron on Bay lot No. .. Re-
ferred tc committee on fire and build
ing permits.
Reports of Standing Committees,
FROM standing committee on finance
| on communication from Beckwith 4
, Warren. subject being offer to pur-
chafise for $240 eighty acres of land
situated in Hillsborough county. Flor.
ida. the property of the city, decided to
il tor the benefit of the city hospital
by Henry r. Waring. viz: Recon-
mending that the matter be referred
10 the board of trustees of the city
hospital for such action as they may
deem best.
! w. r. Cox, Chairman
| J. n. Leo,
c. McGarvey,
Adopted COMMITTEE,
From standing committe on fire ant
building permits. ON petition from tn,
Downing company, subject being fo
permission to erect tank feg spirit,
= turpentine on kay latS and ., anI
/ to lay pipes to convey mrpentin,
across Bay street at the foot of Glou
cester street, viz; We recommend
that the petition as asked for be grant
ed. subject to the following provis
ions; The construction of the tanl
and pipe line to be in accordance witt
the requirements OF the fire under
(, writer's 10 minimize the FIRE hazard
and to such requirements in excavatins
in the streets as shall be prescribed
by the city engineer for the protect.
ion of the underground pipes anC
mains
D. Il. Leo, Chairman.
c. McGarvey
G. r. calnan,
Adar Cd Committee
Fem standing c. mmittee on sani-
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tauon, light and water, with reference
to the bill of the Mutual Light and
Water Company. for $22S,5S for water
spisots in Queen, Jekyl and Machen
squares, for 1906, 1907, 1908 and 1909
viz: Being to our unable to get suffi-
clent information in the promises to
make intelligent report, we recon-
mend that the bill be referred to the
appropriate committee of the incom-
ing council.
w. +. Cox, Chairman.
Chas. n. Taylor
/. Goldsmith,
Adopted Committee
From same committee on cummuni-
cations from &c. H. Strickland and M.
Bernstein, unsettled account alleged to
be due by Andrew Holmes. an employe
in the sanitary department, viz: Mr..
Holmes desires to make statement be-
fore council and we recommend that
he be allowed that privilege.
w. r. Cox Chairman.
chas. n. Taylor
|. Goldsmith,
Adopted. Committee.
Mr.. Holmes admitted owing Strick-
land a balance but claimed offset
against amount claimed and denied all
together ,-e Bernstein account. On
motion the matter was recommitted.
From committee on sanitation, light
and water, and the mayor. with refer
ence to the communication from !.
Robinson, subject being offer to set
tie for SIS bills presented amounting to
$l3,05, for cutting weeds in 1908, al
leging errcr in charge, viz: On exam
nation of this communication we find
We are unable to locate wherein the
error exists without an interview with
petitioner which we are unable to havc
at this time, and recommend that the
/ communication be referred to the ap
! propriate committee Of the incoming
council
w. r. Cox Chairman.
L. Goldsmith,
Cnas. n. Taylor,
= r. r. Hopkins,
Adopted. Committee
4 Alderman McGarvey appeared in tn,
council chamber and occupied his seat
From standing committee on take.
and revenues, on petition from Nose.
Daniel. to lease the Dupree Tract fol
a term of ten years. viz: We recon
mend that this tract be leased onh
apon annual rental, sub ject to revoca.
ton upon six months notice. ANNA
rental of SIS per annum from Januar,
to January
M. A. Baker, Chairman.
L. Goldsmith,
L. Ludwig,
Adopted Committee
From standing committee on take:
and revenues, on petition of ] w
Fisher. for a lease Of TIE western one
fou,Gk Of Town Colamcns lot No. 125
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M. A. Baker, Chairman,
L. Goldsmith,
/. Ludwig,

ADOPTED. committee.
From standing committee on taxes
and revenues. on petition of J. W.
FSeer far a lease of TIE western one
fourth Of Town Comm ms lot No. 125,
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D. Il. Leo, Charm
c. McGarvey
G. r. calnan,

Ador Committee
Fem standing mmitree on sani-
, 1909-04-14
Publica

NWING to the retirement of the 3rd
W and 4th Member for the Elective Dis
trict of the Country jurisdiction Of
Christiansted Messrs r. ", SkEOCH and
L. E. SVITZER from the Colonial Council,
an election Of two Members wiz according
to order from Government be held at the
Court House in Christiuusted on TUES
DAY the Goth inst;
The Polling will m Mt II o'clock
noon and in accordance with 30 Of the
Colonial Law close at the earliest at 3 O'Clock
p. III.
Pursuant to Publication Of 18th Of
November 1906 l and 2, candidates, in
order to be considered at the election, shall
be announced by one Of the electors Of the
Electoral District Tor announce Themselves
as candidates, either by a written announce
ment signed by the announcer and sent TO
the Chairman Of the Electoral Board at his
official office not later than 4 o'clock 7. N.
FRIDAY the 10th inst. or by the personal
meeting Of the announcer before the
Electoral Board at the place where the
election is to be held between 3 aud 4 o'clock
.. m. SATURDAY the 18th inst.
The Elective Board for the Country Juris-
diction Of C~hristiansted, st. Croix the 9th
April 1900.
SEGELCKE,
, 1909-04-14
Publication.

OWING to the retirement of the lst and
Bird Member for Christiansted Town and
Suburb Messrs. j. NIELSEN and NJ. PREF
TO from the Colonial Council, an election
Of two Members will according to order
from Government be held at the Court
House in Christiansted on MONDAY the
10th inst.
The Polling will at Il o'clock
noon and in accordance with 30 OF the
Colonial Law close at the earliest at 8
o'clock +. IN.
Pursuant to Publication Of 10Th OF No
vember 1906 IS l and 2, candidates, in order
10 be considered at the election, shall be
announced by one Of the electors OF the
Electoral District Tor announce themselyes)
as candidates, either by a written announce
ment signed by the announcer and sent to
the Chairman of the Electoral Board at his
official Office not later than 4 o'clock P. IN.
THURSDAY the 18th inst. or by the per
sonal meeting of the announcer before the
Electoral Board, at the place where the
election is to be held between 3 and 4
o'clock pm. FRIDAY the 10th inst
The Elective Board for the Town Of
Christiansted and Suburbs, st. Croiz, the
9Th April 1909,
SEGELCKE,
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