The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-02

sat tsfactory TO the people can be made
III satisfactory arrangements cannot
be made then IL scelns to me there u
ownership" fourth. "See preceding am
swer. Az soon as the people express
themselves by vote upon the subJect
nth. "certainly". sixth. Il do not tavof
the Des Moncs plan and am not Ia
miliar enough with the Boston Pan
10 express an opinion. Stili. tn" pres
ent SYSTEM could no doubt he improved
pared 10 suggest. Would not be OPP
posed To submitting satisfactory plan
10 the people
Nm. n. Ning>icy tRbt Was alder
and made good record. Is well ana
favorably known.
To the first OF the Leagues questions
OF policy he answers II am, but II
should be for a term OF years. as many
or our taxpaying citizens have sons
graduating from our schools VINO
should have equal Snn ssie ws'h in fs
tenure OF office or of clerical positions;
especially where common schoo,
graduate can do the work; second.
do not believe in confusing the issue.
II thoroughly believe in civil service,
but as stated above. ! believe In term
OF years 6 or 80. All cities that adopt
ed civil service pay more than met
camille firms for same class OF work.
Hence no few have right 10 lay
down on the taxpayers for lifetime
third. Municipal ownership OF tracks.
but not operation. | believe In rent :
ing the tracks 10 the highest bidner
for twenty or more years tourtii. 10
answer given: nfth, Il VIII; sixth.
Yes"
VIM. Noentg (R): One OF tho present
aldermen, see foregoing record.
Alderman Koenig did not leave a
stone unturned In NIL, Ills smoris from 20 'a nne
der the operation OF the saloon dis
tricting ordinance. Koenig..s purpose.
as stated before the council commit
tee by his constituents. who mX 20
protest against the proceeding. way to
make il possible for him To put up q
building on his property To be leafeo
TO Eddie Barnett for saloon and ro4n-
ing house purposes
=. n. Gerhard CD; Has no op1o-
sition at the primaries.
FOURTH WARD.
Albert T.. Allan tRp: one OF fhe
present aldermen. bases MS eNpeHa-
ton OF support AT the polls upon LhIs
past record. See foregoing resorTts,o
Alderman Aliun. on April 20. lslu:
voted for n motion made by htmseir
10 have all the proceedings In the mat
ter OF civil service expunsed from ,he
records of the Common Council. Later,
when the Vernon Civil Service Bill was
on it's way TO the governor FOR MS SIG
nature, having been petttioned Tor oy
li.902 electors of Detroit. Alderrnan.
Allan faced about and declared himself
in favor OF the very provisions when
he had most strenuously opposed.
Alderman Allan was quoted IN the
in the union OF municipal with national
elections The Legislature did right IN
killing that clause. For my part. !
wish we had mnnieipai elee,l@ns b Hnys
to work for election so often.
To the frst of the ISeague's dues-
tions OF policy he answers tes sec
ond, Yes. Have sup,ported, the Eern69 or
so": third. Favor Municipal Owner
shin but not operation: fourth, by
assisting al that Is possible ni.n,
OF the city 7 will. but am not familiar
with these plans at present and must
give some consideration before making
any positive promises
Maurice T.. Heating tR.) One OF the
present aldermen; see foregoing rec
ord Has not answered the League
Dupcon stewart (R): Is ffty-f five
years old has lived in Detroit nearly
all his life: his present residence Is 10y
Canfeld avenue w; finished his formal
education in the Glasgow University
Scotland: Is heavy taxpayer, and de-
votes his time TO looking after ms
nrorerty: was i'm the banking business
Tor twenty years, from iss3-1902. as.
assistant cashier for the Detroit Ma
tional Bank. 4,
Mr.. stewart has an especially good
Estimates from the Second ward for
the years 1866 and 1867: As esti-
mator during these years. while allow
ing generous increases as,,s IN s"f areme no
and others. he helped TO Keep the tax
rate down TO s14.To per $1,000. II
elected would. stand for All honest
business administration OF the city
To the first OF the Leagues questions
OF policy he answers ies seconu
"Yes--let the people settle IL fnirp
Municipal Ownership unless ID. I. X
comes to the city's terms fourtn.
"Wili nave 10 give the question No.,
study--cannot answer onhand nith
7 would give II fair. honest triai
sixth. II believe i'm putting all pubnc
Iuwrstions up Z" the people and l WIZ
abide by the results.
FIFTH WARD.
David RosenthaI tR): One or the
present aldermen: see foregoing rec
ord .s
we would call attention TO the fact
that Mr.. RosenthnI had no scrupies
about usinc the city's stationery IN
writing TO some 1.soo sal9onkeepe,r,S
censes. asking them 10 come and iooK
over his stock OF liquors.
Alderman sternhseen (R): Is hfty.
two years old: has lived In Detroi,
twenty-seven years; Tor the las
twelve at 34I Montcalm street east; II
man OF family: received his educa-
ton In the German schools and In tne
Detroit night schools; owns taxable
property; has for the last eighteen
years been In the -four. feed and coal
business at 326 Russell street
To the first ard second or the
Leagues questions OF policy he an
swers YES" third. ~ would prefer
municipal ownership" fourth, no an
swer; nth and sixth. Yes"
John e.. bauer CDb: Is forty-nine
years old: has for the last thirty years
resided at 2l1 Superior street; Is