The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-01

Wnlism oisbsrt Gus. Newman and \,
EishtS Observation-Disclosures. Chairman,
u. j. Hamernik, Herman Trapp and
August J. 0chswe; inspectors OF Election.
Al Boyer. Leo Tarczynski and John
Seventeenth Ward.
First District Re gistrars, Chairman,
Otto T.: Schultz. John =, ssiisrss,n, ana
+. u. spsrry, Walter Beekman and A
second District registrars. Chair
man and Pat Mcqueen: Inspectors OF
Election. Warren T.. Stoddard, Frank
Capella and William crudder.
Third District Registrars. Chairman,
and \. i. ReyhI. inspectors of Elec-
ton. Albert Baumann. George cour-
Vile and Thomas O'Neil.
Fourth District Registrars. Chair
John w. Morris and J. NJ Maiioy: In
spectors OF Election. Harry O. Smith.
Paul Wsitxmann and I'D. Deiahunte.
Fifth District Registrars, Chair,
and an' joseph Thompson; snspee-
tors OF Election. John + Mohr. James
broadway and --- Hall.
Edward Hook. Robert ii. Durie; In
spectors OF Election. Charles r. Shean-
Ing, and James l.. Robb.
Seventh District Registrars, Chair
herman and Pat McNaliy; inspectors
of Election. John W. Repp James A.
Perkins and Peter Fecteau.
Eighth pistriet, Registrars: S rnan,,
Parrish. Inspectors OF Election r.
Miller, Nicholas Rund.
Ninth district Registrars. Chairman.
David w. Wager, X. ii. Sunderland and
i. strib: Inspectors of Election. Will
liam IL. Birch. George +. Catlih
Eighteenth ward.
First District Registrars, Chairman.
William T. Harms. William Williston,
James Hourigan. Inspectors OF Cleo
ton, A. ID. Connolly, John Burns ana
second District Registrars. Chair
man. Charles r GRAIN. Stanley Ro-
osoE: .S,, and q BsrdsnG a insPesNSess
and Joseph kuialt.
Third District Registrars, Chairman.
Charles w Kurth. Frederick A. Hay.
Ed. v. Burns: Inspectors OF Election;
Frank Greenan. Thomas Thorp and
Thomas j. O'Brien.
Fourth District Registrars. Chair
gins ana William Hammer; Inspectors
Of Election. Fred A. Gilbert. Augustus
. Fifth Filth District RSSsistrars' Chairman
Charles Bieske; Inspectors OF Elec-
ton. Thomas Shicls, William Beas-
ley.
Propositions.
And we do hereby certify that the
number OF votes cast for and against
the propositions which were submit
ted to vote OF the electors ut said
election, was as follows:
For the proposed so-called Yer
nor" Amendment TO the City
Charter providing for the
merit system or appointment
TO positions In the municipal
civil service ............Y YES 1880
nor" Amendment to the City
Charter providing fory tho
merit system of appointment
to positions in the municipal 20.
Shall Local t''1 Ac, No. ssi with With '''''
reference to the destruction
OF noxious weeds In the City
OF Detroit be repealed. YES l2,H7
Shall Local Act No. 5s4 with
reference to the destruction
Of noxious weeds in the City
OF Detroit be repealed. NO s.yoS
Shall the action OF the Common
mon Council and Board of Es-
Inmates In 1910. with respect
10 the authorization OF the
issuance OF bonds In excess OF
the bonding limit as row fixed
W law, be legalized 0nd made
valid, providing the bonding
limit Of said city be increased
by the electors of said city In
the year 1910 from . to IN
shall the action Of tae commas nS 1905
mon Council and Board OF Es-
Inmates In 1910. with respect
TO the authorization or the
issuance OF bonds I'm excess OF
the bonding limit as now fixed
BY law, be legalixed and made
valid. providing the bonding
limit Of said city be Increased
by the electors of said city In
q a.
Shall Chapter -Four (D of the ~
City OF Detroit be amended
90 So as to permit officers OF the
city OF Detroit, who are not
members OF the Commission
or Board awarding u contract,
TO be Interested In said con
shall CHAPTER Four "a, of , rs '"i
City of Detroit be amended
90 as to permit Officers OF the
City OF Detroit. who are not
msmbers OF the Commission
or Board awarding a contract,
TO be interested In aaid con
tect! ..............NO 1869
Shall the City Charter be amend '''
ed 10 provide for an Increase I'm
the limit OF bonded indebtedness
from Z per cent to 2% per cent
70 authorize the issue OF bonds
In the sum OF not less than 500
instead OF 5000. and to empower
tho Common Council to change
BY ordinance the manner and
syseom OF registering re-regis- |
terinS. exchanging. redeeming
and cancelling bonds OF said
Shall the City Charter be amended '''
70 provide for an Increase I'm the
limit Of bonded indebtedness
from per cent to "a per cent
70 authorize the issue OF bonds
IN the sum OF not less than 500
instead Of $500. and to empower
the Common Council to change
by ordinance the manner and
eyetem OF registering. re-regis-
tering. exchanging, redeeming
and cancelling bonds OF said
Shall the Public Lighting commits, $3.50
sion BIO authorized TO engage I'm
commercial lighting and the
sale OF electricity for power?
shall tho Public Lighting COMMITS rs 1899
sion De authorized 10 engage I'm
commercial lighting and the
sale OF electricity for power?
shall the forced paving clause in ''
the City Charter he Increased
from 100000 10 $500 1000 per
annum? ........'.y WIS n eso
shall the forced paving clause I'm
the CITY Charter be increased
from 100000 to 100000 per
Shall secticn IS or Chapter OF 'V'
the City Charter be amended so
as 20 leave the sum To be an
proprstei for the maintenance
OF the Museum OF Art to the
discretion OF the Common Coun-
ell and Board OF Estimates?
Shall Section 6s OF Chapter OF
the city Charter be- amended No
as t. leave the sum to be APP
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