The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

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Rssoiysd, THAT the city csa.1
structsd "a ane Hs ~ ~ nsrsPy sntnet:,s4 80
proper fund IN favor Of Mrn U N U.|.
Tor the sum of y11o7. being the 1&||
Upon q personal asseagment o. It<N|
tauon OF proper receipt nh0win8 I&..
20 nave been paid: and furtM1|
resolved, That the City ConlFIII@/
struetsd TO draw wsrrsnt ~ Spe6
for the sum OF SSTs.Og. being the fa1I|
upon ,.,, 2 yalustion Of tso: 400 erronsoo.
upon presentation OF proper receIII
showing personal assessment lovI&I
against him for said year 20 have bae4
Resolved, That the city contrpli>f
be and he In hereby authorised and In
structed TO draw warrant upon the
proper pre- r. fund nd In favor q Aibsrt Kr!Ns
taxes upon a valuation OF $500 tor
buildings assessed on lot 4 plat OF sub
or blocks to l3. both inclusive. With
for 1910. which were Demolished be-
fore May / last. upon presentation "a
the proper receipt showing the taxe|
,.vled xsar - against @ "a said properly 20. ale
ther N,
Resolved, That the city controlisr
be and he IL hereby authorized and In>|
proper fund in favor OF Best j. Hunt
for the sum OF eA9.40, being the taxes
upon valuation OF $1,000 for building
Feet nor.s ssSss'sa is, 81 lSs
plat Of farm OF late Gov Porter west
side Twenty fourth street, for 1910, up>
on Prssentation Of proper receipt
properly for said year to have been
paid; and further
Resolved, That the City Controller
strSctsd to draw warrant upon % the he
proper fund in favor OF Mary n. Jewett
for tho sum OF f1S7S. being the taxes
upon valuation OF 1850. upon presenta-
ton OF proper receipt showing taxes 90
have been paid for 1910.
Adopted as follows:
YeaA-Ald, Allan, Burton, DUinlel.
Field, Freiwald, Garvey. Goeschel. Grind
ley, Gutman Harpfer. Keating, Koenig.
konksa, Korte. Lempke, OstrowgkL,
owen. Reinhardt, Rosenthal, schuite.
Shapland, skrzycki. Theisen. Thompson.
Wing, link zoellsr. and the President
Pro Tennis.
Nays.-None
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Street Openings to whom was referred
the petitions OF Thomas Hanning at
al. for the opening OF Savoy street
from 2lst to 23rd streets; OF Rudolph
ing street from vinswood TO Clark ave-
nues; OF Mary p. Smalley for opening
OF alley north OF West Jefferson. from
Home street TO Delta switch; OF Dei-
pach street, east of West Jefferson; %
J. M. Habel OF al. for the opening a
Brevoort Place from 18th to x3pt
onsrtnS - - 1s.rhr A Sv e.. s.,,.s aoT w. 49,
Jefferson to River Rouge; OF J. D. 0roex
ct al, for widening Chamberlain ave-
nue., OF VIM. =. Melody ct al, for the
ley east OF 18th to 18TH street; OF X
Stansfeld ct al, for opening Harring.
ton avenue; of c. 4. Dudley ct Al,
for the opening Of Brooklyn avenue
rights-of- way; OF Mrs Anna Hin foI
opening McGraw avenue from Twelfth
to Commonwealth avenues; OF the Ed.
munds Jones Co.. for the. opening
OF Lawton avenue from. Buchanan a
Hancock avenues; OF JOS. Januszewnk|
ct al. protesting against opening oi
KinBman for 2Sth street TO Lovett ave.
nue.. also petition OF John Celinski ol
al, for the opening OF Kinsman from
26th TO Lovett and also petition ol
Ernest Mildner ct al, for the opening
OF Hendricks street from Mt. Elliott
TO Beaufa1t avenues, respectfully re.
port that We have made a persona
inspection Of all OF the above men.
toned streets and alleys and beg leave
TO state that in our Judgment no pub.
that the expense OF making the de
sired improvements IL exorbitant and
| In many instances absolutely proht5
tive and would mean the eonfscatioI
] OF property by reason OF the tremenl
/, dous assessments which would hav,
| to. be levied against the properties 10.
| Gated In the various assessment dis.
| trtcts, and we, therefore, recommen(
| that the prayers OF each Of the afOre.
| said petitioners be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
| WILLIAM F. ZOELLER,
| JAMES VERNON.
CHAS. w. BURTON
ALBERT T. ALLAN,
A. j. WALSH,
X B. KONKEL,
Accepted and recommendation con.
Cured In.