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

\ NINTH WtNO.
| August r.. w. Forth tR) Has not
| answered the Leagues questions. Was
| and we believe still is, In the saloon
| business at COS Grafton avenue.
John Johns ,R). Geo. W. Hail CD.
John Holt tD>. Victor r. Lenspke Cd.
F, Have not answered the Leagues Ques-
| tions.
| Martin ,. Ossrow-kf I'D: one of the
present aldermen: see foregoing rec
| ord
| Clarence r. 50. Aubin Cd: Is a
young man. twenty-four years old; liv-
Ing at $40 ST. Aubin avenue: has lived
| i'm Detroit all his life: unmarried: has
! attended St Joseph's Commercial
College; does not own taxable prop
| erty, does not appcas to be engaged In
| any business. will engage In no other
business except that OF alderman III
| elected.
TO tho first and second of the
Leagues questions OF policy he an
7 swcrs Yes" third, Municipal Own-
| "a ship" fourth. Kindly excuse, can
no, answer this question at such an
THE Boston plan will never receive
my support He makes the follow
| ing positive assertion: II Will always
tion affecting the Interest; of the work
| ingmar."
Louis ". Tossy Cd: one OF the pres
ent aldermen; see foregoing record
TENTH WARD.
David T.. barr (R): A would-be
| funny character. his answer TO one OF
| our questions reads as follows. This
DUH and az unworthy OF attention. Mr..
| Barr confidently expects to be elected
| alderman.
| Webster q. Campbell tR): Is forty
eight years old has lived for last six
years At 6Ss l-2 Michigan avenue is a
man of family: has been through the
| grades and through the first year OF
! the Detroi, high school; owns taxable
| property; has for the last four months
been engaged as bookkecper ana man
agcr for f.. Vcnn. plumber ut III
| Woodward avenue; was before that
| time, clerk for Grand Trunk Railway
| FOR year and one half; Deputy County
Clerk for four years. III elected, will
continue in his present occupation.
To the first OF the Leagues dues-
ssssnd OF DO ne not n thinh NOT would
| without notification" third, owner
snip If tracks" fourth. by leasing"
ffth. Yes" sixth. Would work for
any plan that tends 10 economy and
progress"
John &. Frey (R): Is Atty six years
old: has lived for twenty years in De-
| troit. his residence for the last twelve
| Years being 6;S Seventeenth street; Is
| a man OF family; has rad parochial
and public school education; owns tax
able property; has for the last four
years been assistant foreman on paw
] ing work. He is serving his third
term as estimator. and has made. in
I our Judgment, good estimator. TINS
IL also the unanimous verdict OF the
five men. close TO the work Of that
| Board. whom we asked to pass upon
the qualifications OF the estinators.
To the first of the Leagues ques-
lions Of policy he answers, IF IL Is
move" second. Yes. | favor it," third
II favor municipal ownership and
operation IL IL can be kept out OF pol
tiles. which have great doubts about
hut not operations" fourth, Have not
given the subject the study IL re-
quires:" NTH. ''If IL is in the interest
OF the city, l will. II not. ! won't. NJ,
cd so much the people are liable &c
vote for anything to get rid OF the
vext question sixth. ~ have never
vcstigate' Mr. Frey states further
more that il elected alderman he viii
devote his whole time to the duties OF
ward every day when not occupied OF
comm{ttcc work. and will call meet
ing OF the voters OF tho ward on every
important public question.
VIM ~. Maybre IR): is forty eight
years old; has lived for ten years IN
Detroit, for the last seven at az Lin
wood avenue, Is man OF family Is 9
graduate OF the Indiana state Norma
Cor tho last nine years been in the gro
Gerry business at 2i9 Linwood avenue
was for 20 years before that time
engaged in educational work. from
Superintendent for Jackson County
Michigan. IL elected. states that h'
would stand for q thorough business
administration. and If possible. more
judicial expenditure Of the pubic
moneys.
To tho first OF the Leagues .aues-
ond. "If l understand the Vernon
Amendments / think can earnestly
favor it" third, II am In favor o'
Municipal ownership az soon as II car
Most certainly" sixth. Whatever the
people petition for. ! feel IL an alder
mans duty TO bring about in man
ncr satisfactory to the people"
Chns r.. Wing tR); One OF the pres
ent aldermen; see foregoing record
has not answered the Leagues ques'
| tions.
James Costello Cd: Is forty-twc
years old: has lived all his life at 81
Humboldt avenue; Is a man OF family
has had common school education ir
the parochial and public schools; owns
taxable property; is and for the last
twenty years has been In the whole
sale meat and commission business
will continue his business IL elected
states that II elected he VIII stand foi
the strict enforcement OF the liquor
|
The first and second OF the Leagues
questions he answers. Yes" third
Municipal Ownership" fourth by
my best ability and best effort" fifth
yes" sixth. mo"
Louisa. Graham Id: Is forty seven
years old; has lived for the last seven
years at 16s stanton avenue, before
that at the corner OF Grand River and
! Lincoln avnues; is man of family
| has had common school education
and business course: owns taxable
| except that Of director for an insur-
! ance organization: was for nine or ten
| years salesman for the White Sewing
| Machine Company.
To the first OF the Leagues ques-
| tons OF policy he answers ~ ann" sec
ond. II Will favor such submits ion -
| third. II favor municipal ownership
fourth. by purchase as soon as posi-
ble:" fifth and sixth, III will"
Joseph Merrill (D): Was alderman
from this ward from lS96-130O with an
to the last state Constitutional Con-
| vcntion and did splendid work there
! Mr.. Merrill liz heavy taxpayer Ills
past record warrants us In saying that
! he would make valuable member Of
the Common Council.
To the first and second or the
| Leagues questions of policy he an
by the wish of the people," fourth, ne
answer NTH and sixth, Yes"
! Patrick O'Brien 90. Has not an
swered the Leagues questions.
ELEVENTH WARD.
! Joseph TheI-en RD: one Of the
present aldermen. see foregoing record.