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New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, November
10, 1910.

Steamer Adriatic (Br). Southampton and Cher
bcurg November and Queenstown 8. 70 the
White Star Line. with 491 cabin and 317 steer
age passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 1O:16 a ID.
Naples is and Catania TO- 20 Hirzsl. Feltnann
Co. with mdss- Arrived at the Bar at l2:l5 m
Steamer Eretrfa (Br). Philadelphia November
9. TO J II winchester & Co. in ballast Ler'
Quarantine at 4-3O .
Steamer Panama, CristObaI November T. 20 the
Panama Railroad SIS Line, with 103 passenser
mails and mdse- Arrived at the Bar at o-'O
steamer Ixia tBr). Middlesborough October Is,
with brick to order Vessel 20 Peter Wrlgnt *
sons Arrived at the Bar at midnisht, ssn-
Steamer Verona (Ger). Norfolk November >
to Funch. Edye & Co. in ballast Lett OuaR
antine at 75O a m -
Steamer Antonio Lopez SPAN. Vera Cruz Oc-
.ober II. Puerto Mexico 30 and Havana SorTsih ttn
Der 8. TO the Compania Trasatlanuca. ,sS
Arrived az the Bar at $50 m
Steamer Hernninius (Brl. Bgenos Ay1ss IL
trinidad q. Havana November and Matanzsss Mr11.ss
5. 10 r Houston & Co. with mdse- Niii
al steamer tea % Thora n % Cor5, Port Antonio November
4. to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with l passen
and fruit. arrived at the Ba. at SO 20 a m IN the
Great Northern Paper Co. with paper. 60
steamer Proteus. New orleans Novsrnnsr D: a5G 70
nndse Passed in quarantine at $40 m
Steamer Comanche Jacksonville Novsmo+a ven aa
sensers and ndse Passed in Quarantine at II 90
a m -. ,,o,,. ard Norfolk
Steamer
to the Old Dominion IS Co with passengers a'N
nndse Passed in Quarantine at 2:23 m
Steamer Lusitania tBrD. Liverpool, on AinOi''
Channel Lightship. 11:O7 ? m $3.50
Steamer Freya (Sorl, Baracoa- % the s SuIiso
Importing Co with fruit. Passed in SANDY
Steamer RIO Graude. Mobile November
Tampa and Key West q. 20 the AalIory - 20.
with passengers and mdse- Anchored In Quaran-
tine at e:o3 D n -
steamer Alamo Galveston November and
Kew West 7 20 the Mallory So Co. with passen-
gers and n1dse. Passed in Quarantine az m m
steamer Freya (Norl. Baracoa November .. 20 %
the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived al
the Bar at $50
Sandy Hook ]. Nov TO- $50 p n1-Vinf
vest-southwest: fresh breeze; clear; moderate
sea
Steamers Grosser Kurftir-t Ger, Bremen. y
,onia CBrJ Naples and Genoa, United states
nan) Copenhagen: Venezia (Fr) AarseilIes. wa
NaDIest Fl Dorado. Galveston. Esperanzs. Aa-
vana. storfond CNor). Crtstobal. Zacapa tBrl'
Kingston; Georgian. Puerto Mexico. Florlda.
Port Arthur: Kfoto (Br). Hong kong: princess
Anne Norfolk and Newport News: City or -
Louis Savannah: La Savoie (Fr). Havre Asse- l,-
ran CBr), Nontevfdeo. etc; Jamestown. NoTioIs
ana Newport News: Volturno- (Br), RottertIarn
Oppurg Ger. Pernambuco. etc; Acre tBrazl.
Para. etc: Prinz Eitel Friedrich (Ger)' 4hasuA'
fr
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
BROKER DIES IN HOSPITAL
Wife Finds Samuel Parker In
RelleVue=Had Aphasia.

Samuel Parker a retired broker. died
yesterday afternoon at Bellevue Hospital
from nephritis. with pneumonia as a con-
tributing cause.
Mr Parker. who was seventy-five years
old and lived at No q West s7th street.
went shopping with his wife on Saturday
afternoon in an automobile belonging TO
Mrs. Martin, a friend living at the Hotel
Gotham Mrs. Parker made some pur-
chases at a downtown department store
and when she returned TO the machine her
husband had disappeared
on Sunday Mrs Parker visited the hos
pitfalls. and reached Bellevue about noon'
Just as Mr. Parker was brought in an am
bulance from the New York Hospital lie
had been found the night before at ZIst
street and Fourth avenue, and appeared TO
have aDhasia
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
WIRELESS REPORTS,

La Lorraine, reported as 135 nies nac,ed
Sandy Hook at OILS a m yesterday Is eAF
TO dock tomorrow, morning. -, ..z+ If
The Minnetonka reported as 69o rnlIes 80 eSS.o1
Sandy Hook at p:IO a m yesterday. is expeCteN
TO dock tomorrow morning. -, oa.,
The Philadelphia. reported as 1.ooo nlIIes nl.ctsd
OF Sandy Hook at a yesterday. Is eApoO
TO dock tomorrow evening. -. If
The Athinai reported as 242 miles e5 eas -
Sandy Hook at a m yesterday. Is expecteo "
dock this morning. -, o.,
The Rotterdam reported as l. It's miles sS go
Of Sandy Hook at II a m yesterday. is expecteo
TO dock Sunday forenoon. -.
The Berlin reported as 3s3 miles east o.
Sandy Hook at 1912 m yesterday. Is expeCuou
TO dock this afternoon. -
The Lusitania reported 1913 miles east Q.
Sandy Hook at 1922 yesterday. is expecteo
to dock this morning
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
BAKER CALLS ON THE MAYOR
Ex-Police Commissioner Starts Dame
Rumor Working at City Hall.

william = Baker. former Police Com
missioner walked jauntily into Mayor Gay
nof's Office yesterday afternoon. He was
mysterious about his business. and imme-
olately the report was spread about that
he Was - be appointed 10 some other place
~ the CITY government This was due 10
she fact that the Mayor I'm accepting his
resignation had said that he might AT some
later time DRAFT him for other service in
the city.
Mr. Baker mairtained that his business
Was purely personal Later Mayor Gaynor
said that Nj Baker had simply called TO
say g0odby before going 10 Colorado for
the winter. The former Police Commits
s5oner. ne added, with a chuckle. had com
Iuented on the fact that he was put out Of
Office before the express strike started.
The Mayor added that he had always re
ezrded Nr. Baker as fine man
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
TO BLOOM IN VAN CORTLANDT
65000 Bulbs Planted in That Park,
Samuel Parsons Says.

Samuel Parsons. Landscape architect Of
the Park Department, said yesterday that
$500 flower bulbs had recently been plant
ed in the gardens in Van Cortlandt Park.
Work was begun last year TO make these
gardens as fine as any in this part Of the
country. Mr.. Parsons said As originally
built. they were badly drained and conse-
auentlv the flowers and shrubhery suffered
a great deal An appropriation Of 900
was made by the Board Of Estimate to
place them in first class condition. and Mr..
Parsons has for some time been supervis-
ing the work
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
REFEREE TO PASS ON HAIR CUT

Justice Bischof decided yesterday 10 ap-
roint "a referee 10 determine whether It was
an act of cruelty 0n the part of Albert c
Snead 10 have cur the hair Of his four
,.ear-ol5 daughter and 70 have her vacci-
mated Those are the acts on which the
rnotaer Of the child, who obtained a di-
>.oroe from Snead and is now Mrs Ahce
Morris. in a petition 10 the court asks
1aat the custody Of the child be awarded
10 her. Snead also married again, but
axaiust lie decree Of tle court
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11

manager of the Ocean Steamship biiie' as
nounced that the City of Savannah
breaking all records for speed
New York and Savannah. The stea
was expected to arrive at Savannah
night. twelve hours ahead of scneouio
number Of automobile enthusiasts on
way to the Grand Prix races are on DoS'N
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
min. rs,.,s. n,,,s "a, rra,c,..o,

Dine Islands Cvia San Francisco
FqanciscolW Nov IT. $40
japan. Corea. China (via Seattle
MAZDA baru o. Nov II. b.5D
Hawaii (vis San Francisool-Wil-
helnina ............-..,--... Nov IL $50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
STEAMSHIP BREAKING RECORD

wireless message received in this city
yesterday from James c. Horton. general
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise, e:41; sunset, 4:4s; moon sets. -
moons age, g.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11

nov IA $50
New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA
MaroV1ine. P'maribo. RDWI II 90 m
Sabine Brunswick. CLYDE ...
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

TO the Honorable Common Council:
Gentlemen-In reply To the resolu-
at your last session, l have the honor
to say:
The first question presented asks IL one
or more provisions OF the proposed Moore
this hot have the effect OF making the
entire amendment illegal. especially when
The provisions Is as important as the one
providing for the condemnation OF the
railway tracks?
Ii is a well esta blished rule IN Michi-
gan THAT part of a statute may be bad
and me balance OF II good and the cou' I
will hold that the bad Is to be stricken
out and the good to remain the law, I
do not believe that the question q. the
condemnation of the tracks is so lntl-
the amendment that II could be said that
the law would not be passed IL such "A
provision were not contained in it.
The second question asks II the legls-
lnture should amend the law so as &c
permit the city TO provide for the cor
demnation OF tracks. Would not that have
to be voted on again after the lessa-
question in the negative.
Third: Must the Common Coulc'i ca!
ali election or submit to n vote n charter
amendment. which is illegal because IL
IL contrary to the provision OF ths con
stitution or the law providing for the
incorporation OF cities?
IL Is the province az the courts To de-
teEinint the ItRlIlkS or lIeEanty OF the
law. 1t would he presumptious upon the
part OF the Common Council to hold or
declare law unconstitutional. No such
power has been reposed In IT, When the
petition IL presented the action OF the
Common Council Is defined by the home
rule bin. II mas no right To hesitate or
question. It's duty Is plain and simple.
To submit the proposition 20 the electors
II II becomes law under their vote. the
legality OF IL may then be inquired into
by the proper tribunal
Respectfully submitted,
r. j. VI. HAILY.
Corporation Counsel.
Accented and TJlaced on Ale
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemcn--l herewith submit 10
your honorable body my report for
the week ending July the 18th. 1910.
The gas supplied during the above
period by the two different gas plants
OF the Detroit City Gas Co, was found
on test To meet the requirements OF
the City ordinance. Their station A
product showed an average illuminate
Ing value of 1887 candles. while that
from station II averaged 1897 candles.
The heat units present per cubic foot
OF gas averaged 643 Is. Il Us. gross.
The total SULPHUR PER 100 cubic fect
OF gas was so grains No ammonia
or hydrogen sulphide was found.
The Detroit Suburban product on
the i3th showed but 1908 candles
against requirement of 1900 candles.
Later test showed same up TO standard
The heat units averaged ga r. r. Us.
gross aid no hydrogen sulphide was
detected
The gas pressure in all districts was
consistent with tie ordinance requtre-
ment
Respectfully. submitted,
r. r HYLAND.
Gas Inspector.
Accented ard placed on Ale
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Board bf Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
conference.-the Board OF Assessors re-
spectfully recommend the reduction or
cancellation Of the following assessments
for the year 1910, on account OF clerical
errors, etc:
w. 1901 II. OF lot is and r. Is. OF n.
OF lot Is, Houghton's sec. OF Brush farm
reduction OF assessment on buildings from
81 CSC TO 800, on account OF clerical
error. First ward. folio 81.
y. 1870 n. OF lot 80 and N 5.27 N ~
=. sl27 IT, of lots ~ and 49, Hubbard
4 Kings sub. Cancellation OF assess.
ment Of $4,000 on building for the reason
that there Is no building on said loi
First ward, folio 1863.
Lot 10. Rindskoffs Van Dyke avenue
sub. OF part OF L. &. 800. Cancellation
OF assessment OF s1.400 on building for
the reason that there IL no buildInp On
said lot. Seventeenth ward. folio zoe
Lot 3. OF plat OF lots :, 6, : and &
sub. OF NJ. Marley, etc. Cancellation az
assessment OF $1,000 on building for tha
reason that there In no building ON said
lot. Eighteenth ward. folio 72I
Respectfully.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN G.. NAoEI.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Department OF Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-When the Clara Public
Bath House was being completed. on
March end, 1908. IL became necessary
70 have caretakcr there all OF the
time TO Keep up the tires and look after
building generally In the absence OF
the contractors and workmcn and
walter IL Bchlow was employed 10y me
for that purpose. He filed this position
from the above date March end, 1909
until July LIST, period OF four months.
Tor which lie has not received any COM
pensation whatever. From and after
July lstY he was paid SIS per month
as superintendent during the time the
Bath House was under the control or
this Department. Mr.. Behlow Ia en-
titled TO his pay for services rendered
for which no price was agreed upon
would request the reference OF
this communication to your Committee
on Ways and Means with the object
OF providing money to pay Mr.. Behlow
FOR his service as caretaker OF the
building for the time mentioned
Respectfully submitted.
j. j HAARER,
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--We herewith transmit Ia
No 1905 for grading and paving Alley
1885, beinG the alley in block bounced
by Fort. Champlain. Beaubien and ~.
Antoine-sts., from the east line OF
AntOine-st.
The usual notice required by law
has been given to the he parties in inter
tice and affidavit OF publication. No
person has appeared to object to said
Roll. or 20 ask any correction thereof
We have. therefore. signed the same,
and report u TO your honorable body.
Very respectfully.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
JOHN G, NAGEL,
Accepted. and leave being granted
the following resolution was offered:
Resolved. That Assessment Roll No.
1905 for grading and paving alley 1873,
being the alley In block bounded by
Fort, Champlain, Beaubien and st.
Beaubien. st. 10 the west line OF St
Antoine-st., Is hereby approved and
confirmed; that the description OF
premises and the names of persons con-
tained therein are received as correct
and that the sums set forth In the said
assessment Roll are the correct ones
which each individual or set OF in
dividuals should be assessed at and
pay, and that the said assessment be
collected from the several persons
liable 10 pay the same according TO
law
| approve the form of the above
resolution.
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimel. Ellis.
Field, Freiwald. Garvey. Goeschel. Grind.
ley. Gutman, Harpfer, Heating. Konkel
Korte, Lempke, owen. Reinhardt Rosen-
thai Ruttera Schultz. shapland. skrzycki.
Walsh. watson link, Zoeller, and the
Naya--Nona
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Julius Porath .......... s.ksf So
H. E. currls is the lowest 6iddor:
by city, e2.635.
SPRUCE srREET-From the w.
Il. line OF Twelfth street ss feet 20 wi sns
with concrete foundation. etc. and Me-
dina ourbstone.
Julius Porath :...-.......,... $4,000 n
r. foThtn son. .....,.,.... 3, 1908 81
Porath A Son Is the lowest bidder:
average coat per square yard. including
INSPECTION, etc. and asphalt-lnid by
ORCHARD srREET-From the w.
line OF Fourth avenue to the Il. curb
line or Trumbul Avenue. % feet wide,
m,.h concrete foundations etc., and Be-
rea curbstone:
Julius Porath sTg24 rs
r. s,'Ea,n Son. .........., l.ssl 30
r. Porath q Son is the lowest bid
c,u average cost per square yard. IN.
laid by city. s2.ess
The Department OF Public Works has
een1tssred INTO contract with the lowest
.ne approval and confirmation OF the
Same py your Honorable Body.
respectfully submitted
J. ]; HAARER
~, 49, Commissioners
RESOLVED That the contract entered
INTO ny the Department OF Public Works
VIII U. ~ currie for regarding, re-
Surplns' etc. In preparation for sheet
arPhalt pavement. on Sheridan avenue
from the ". line OF jefferson avenue
70 the ;. curb line Of Agnes street 40
rect wide, with six-inch concrete foun-
lation and Medina curbstbne; total cost
including Inspection. etc. and asphalt
work 10 be done by the city, SIG .tl4.si.
oe' and the same Is hereby approved
and confirmed.
Referred 20 Committee on streets.
BN Md Gocschel
Resolved. That the contract entered
-" nv the Department OF Public Works
r'cn"hing. etc, In preparation for sheet
sphnIt pavement on Spruce street
from the w. curb line OF Trumhull ave-
nue Ia the j.. line OF Twelfth street.
20 feet wide, with six-inch concrete
foundation and Medina curbstonc; total
cost including inspection. etc, and as
phalt work To be done by the city.
$l0,Oss.6l, be. and the same is hereby
approved and confirmed
Referred To Committee on Streets,
BY Aid, Goeschei:
Resolved, That the contract entered
into by the pepartmen Of Public Works
with +. por7th a. Son for regarding.
recurring. ETC. In preparation for sheet
asphalt pavement Orchard street
from the w line OF Fourth avenue To
the r.. curb line Of Trumbull avenue,
- feet Wide. with siN-inch concrete
foundation and Berea curbstone: total
cost including inspection etc and as
phalt work to be done by the city, Vs.
Shi go. be, and the same Is hereby APP
proved and confirmed
Referred to Committee on streets.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Unfinished Business.

Ala. Goeschel moved to take from I,
the table resolution laid oFeE Su -,
lI2. 1910, j. G. c. p.-i065, perlalnins 10
eDectaI election on Municipal owner
ship. which motion preyaued. -,
Ala Goeschel moved the hdoP'ioh VI
The resolution.
Ala Trevor moved as All amendmeht
that the resolution be amended 20 sun
etitute Aug. 30 for Aux. 10 as the uA'N
OF a special election. ,.,,,
Ala. Vernon moved as nm amehanne,h - !
10 THE amendment that the cate ~
fixed as the same Tor the sehei"' '"''
election in November ,,,,-
AID. Walsh moved that the resolu-
tIon be laid on the table one MeeN'
which motion prevailed as toliowS:
yeas Aid. Allan. Deimel, Field trel-
waid. Garvey. Grindley, Gutman, h Son
kel. Korte, owen, Rosenthal. S T,,or'
Shanland' Theisen, Thompson, IreNor'
yernor. Walsh and Zoeller-ls;
NAYS - Ellis. Gooschel, harpt,ST,
I,empke Reinhardt Ruttsr. $500,
Tossy. Watson. link and the fresiue"'
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common CouncI!:
Gtntlemen-ln response 10 proposals
from this office for Official Printing
in foreign languages the following
bids have been received:
For printing I'm German, from the.
Detroit Daily Abend-Post, at the rate
OF bl-2 cents per inch: from the Mich.
igan Nolksblatt Company. at the rate
OF SIS per cent below the schedule
price.
: For printing In the Polish language
from the Polish American Publishing
Company, publishers of the Polish
Daily News, at the rate OF 50 per cent
below the schedule rate.
recommend the reference OF these
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

2iI,. and be a further. ReSoiyed, That
the city centroller be- and he 10 heIs-
"a ami 4 of assessment rolls Nos
T39i and 7t22. In accordance with the
provisions OF sections az and a. OF
OF Detroit. as amended by an Act OF
the lie glslnture OF the State OF Michi-
gan, approved June Sth. 1901. said
per cent per annum.
Adopted ar follows:
Yeas---Ald. Allan. Burton, DeimeI. Eli
lis, Field, Freiwaid. Garvey, Goeschel
0rlndley, Gutmsn. Harprer. Keatina
Konkel. korte. Lempke. owen. Rein.
hardt. Rosenthal, Rutter, schultz.
Shnpland Skrxyeki. Theisen, Thompson
link. Zoelier and the President---ss.
Nuys--None.S
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From the Department Of Public Work,

To the Honorable tho Common Courctl.
Gentlemen-In reply to a notice from
this office the following proposals were
streets in preparation for sheet asphnIt
pavement:
SHERIDAN ANENUE=-From the n
limo OF Jefferson avenue to the y curb
line OF Agnes street, 30 feet wide will
concrete foundation. etc, and Medina
curbstone:
James Hanley ..........,....ss5a3 70
w. w. Hatch q sons co.,! s,Sl5 a.
r, Porath Il Son Co... s657 ~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gsntlemen-The Department OF Pub
lie works respectfully reports that the
paving Of Alley No. 1871, under the con
tract confli med the 26th day of April,
1910. Is fully completed from the north
Inc Inc OF tLongfel,ow, to the north
llne or IL and W. alley
The pavement Is of brick on con .
crete and has been examined by the
Department Of Public Works. and
found 10 be In accordane with the con :
tract and specifications for the same.
There Is due the contractors for paw
ing said alley as follows:
For Intersections, etc...s 40 II
For cost OF advertising.
blanks and Inspectors
Total 2mcuinti. .........,.,s - 10
Respectfully. etc.
j, j. HAARER
Commissioner
Alderman Goeschel offered the follow
ing:
Whereas. 1t appears from a COM
munication from the Department Of
PUBLIC Works that the paving OF alley
No Isl. as per, contract confirmed the
twenty sixth day of April. 1910, has
been fully completed: and
Whereas, Said alley mas been exam
med by the Department OF Public
works. and the paving Of said alley
assol been found TO have been done in
specifications for the same; therefore
Resolved, First. That the said paw
ing within the limits above mentioned
be- and Is hereby accepted
Resolved, Second. That the City Con-
trollcr be. and is hereby authorized 10
draw his warrant on the City Treasurer
In payment OF the intersections etc
OF said alley to the amount OF $40 n
the same being the fun amount due
the contractors from the city for paw
ing OF said intersections, etc, and for
the sum OF $500, the same being The
cost OF advertising, blanks. and in
spector's salary
Resolved Third, That the CITY Con-
troller be, and he is hereby directed
to prepare special assessment alley
paving bonds for parts /. 2 3 and 4 az
said assessment rolls. in accordance
with the provisions Of secs AZ and az
Of Chapter OF the Charter OF the
City Of Detroit az amended by an Act
of the Legislature approved June 9Th
1901, said bonds TO bear interest at the
rate OF four per cent per annum
Adopted as follows:
Hcas--Allan. Deimel Ellis Field
Freiwald, Garvey. Goeschel Grindiev
Gutman. HARPER, Eonkel Korie
Lempkc. owen. Reinhardt. RosenthaI
Rutter, Schultz. Shapland. skrzvnLi
Theisen, Thompson. Tossy. Trevor, ysri
nor, Walsh, Watson, link, Ioller and
the PrAsident---30 ~''
Nays---Nonp
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The Department OF pub
lie Works wishes TO supplement the
appropriation for resurfacing Ferry
81. from 18th. To Humboldt, for removing
the old crosswalk stone on south side
OF Perry. between Eighteenth and
Humbolt and would recommend that
the sum of 5000 be Transferred from
the surplus remaining In the 1909 Gen-
eTal Road Fund.
Respectfully submitted
PORTER MURPHY.
Acting Commissioner
BY Aid Shapland:
Resolved, That. The City Controller.
be, and is hereby authorized and
directed 10 make the proper entries on
his books to effect the transfer OF $500
from the surplus remaining In the
1909 General Road Fund, to the credit
of fund In the 1910 appropriation OF
the General Road Fund. known as,
Resurfacins Perry-st. from 10Th. TO
Humbolt.
Adopted as Follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Burton. Deimel Ellis,
Efcld, Freiwald, Garvey. Goeschel. Grind
ley. Gutman. Harpfer, Heating. Konkel.
Korte, Lempkc. Owen, Reinhardt Roser-
thai, Rutter. Schultz. Shapland. Skrzycki.
Thelsen, Thompson. Tossy, Vernon
Walsh. Watson, link, Zoeller and the
President--32.
Nays-Nona
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
From Department OF Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In compliance with
resolution adopted by your honorable
body Oct 22nd.. 1907: I beg To report
Tor the week ending with July 18th.
1910. there were twenty-one CID COM
plants received at this ONCE and the
Garbage Collection Depot for the nom
collection OF garbage and dead ami
mails, or an average OF three and three
sixth 90 3-6D complaints per day
Respectfully submitted,
j. J. HAARER
Commissioner
City Hospitals
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
COMMON COUNCIL
foFFrcrAL)

Detroit. Tuesday. July 10. 1910
The Council was called 20 order W
the President. Hon Thomas Il. Gin
nan. 49,,
Frcsent---Aid. Allan. DeimeI E,lis'
Field Frelwald. Garvey S1een'
Korte. Lempke Owen, Reinhardt, hoS
enfhai. Rrttcr. schultz. Sha Rlanu'
Rkrxyckt Thelsen. Thompson, tysSg'
Trevor Vernon. Walsh, watson @iH"'
Z0ciier and tile President.
There being quorum present. Sne
Council was declared TO be IN session.
The Journal OF the precedlhs ses
Efon was approved.