The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Air, "a, water, 20.
AID. Walsh, OF lac Fourteenth ward,
was presented with "a handsome eIk's.
tooth bharm. Friday, by his friend
The Toledo Motorcycle club In coming
90 Detroit Sunday ON the steamer
oreyhound, bringing their machines
Win them. Supt OF Police Downey
viii provide a motorcycle policeman
10 act as guide.
tresident George n. sheehy, OF the pub
lie lighting commission, has made
tnese committee appointments Tor
the ensuing year Executive. Commits
sioners HetherinBton and Lewis ex-
tensions and supplies Lynn and
haiesi auditing, Guenther and Lewis,
Herman Holman, aged As, OF HAM
trnmck, 10 prisoner I'm the county
jail, charged with beating his wife.
Friends OF the man have endeavored
70 get MIN out on bail. but Justice
OFT and Justice Merique have both
refused TO accept bonds until after
the man Is arraigned.
n conference ON the proposed new
building code, as revised by Corpor-
alton Counsel Hally and Council
Committee Secretary j.. II. Schreiter.
VIII be held by the committee on or
dinances In the council chamber next
wednesday evening. All citizens In
terested Will be invited.
-. q. smith, road boss INA the second
ward, has been given "a four-months'
leave OF absence because OF ILL
health. He il declared to be one or
;he best bosses In the service. He
Will be succeeded temporarily by
Daniel McKenna and will be given
MS place again in November.
Estimator Ed. Barnett, who runs
saloon on RnndoiPh-st. and a dance
hall near Belle Isle bridge, has made
application To the common council
TO open a bar at 81 Monroe-ave., at
the northeast corner OF Farrar-st.
Several applications for license In
that building have been refused.
A q result Of Increased business, the
Windsor custom office has been
raised 10 Glass A, the highest grad
Ing in the Canadian custom service.
The change viii involve four add
tions To the STAFF. the enlargement
OF the office and Ngnrerooms and the
creation OF new office, that OF
special appraiser.
Members OF the Harmonic society and
their families 90 the number of about
900 persons. enjoyed the societys
snnual moonlight on the steamer
| Pleasure Friday evening. II was an
ideal night for dancing, even II the
moon was not AZ much in evidence as
II might have been. Luncheon was
served at IL o'clock.
defective William Black was :he re-
cipient of pleasing little souvenir
In the shape OF "A long thin-bladed
under the door mat In front of his
house. The handle protruded men
acingly from under the mat. IL is EVIL
IDENTIFY a token OF the admiration or
one OF the men with whom the Of
Deer has had dealings.
B&nuel j. Lawrence, department COM
mander of Michigan Grand Army of
the Republic, Will be the principal
speaker Tuesday night, July 20, at
the Gen. o VI. Poe post memorial
service. Rev. Dr, Webb, OF ST. Johns
church, will ofrer prayer, Music will
be furnished by the choir OF ~.
Johns church. Taps" on the bugle
by "a soldier from Fort Wayne.
rire did considerable damage to the
top floor of the Loynl Guard building
at Grand River-ave. and Griswold-
st, Friday night. The fire was
lieved, and was all between the
walls. Tomlinson & Willis, jewel
ers, and J. G. Hasse, whose work
suffered loss TO their stock. The
damage ls about $1,000.
More than 500 citizens Of l<entOn, Ohio,
members of the Masonic Temple assoc
citation, spent Friday In Detroit
Kenton is 60 miles south OF Clevo-
land. The trip was made To cleve-
land by train and from there to
Detroit on the Greyhound. SO pleased
were the cNcursionists with their
treatment here that they voted to
make Detroit the objective point on
these excursions hereaftr.
agents Of n Wholesale liquor house.
have complained to Mayor Breitmeyer
that Ala. David Rosenthal, OF the
Fifth ward, who Is ia the wholesale
liquor business. has been securing
trade among Polish saloonists by
promising his influence in case they
got In trouble for violations OF the
liquor regulations. Rosenthal denies
the charges. The mayor promised TO
look into the matter.
u. y. senator Burrows VIII reach De-
troit Tuesday next, preliminary 90
the picnic 81 the North End TAFT
Republican club, Thursday. which
will open the political campaign IN
Wayne county. Burrows will spend
three days In Detroit, and will speak
at oxford Thursday night, make a
trip through Lapeer county Friday,
and speak at Fenton Friday night.
Early I'm August he VIII make a trip
through the upper peninsula.
program of dancing and vaudeville
has been prepared for the moonlight
excursion OF the United steam Engi-
neers of Detroit; to be held on the
evening. The entertainers Will be
Mrs. Hugh Shillady Miss Hazel
Brady, William Guddy, X S. Penn;
Andrew Collins, +. c, Adams and
Piper John Sinclair. short funny
mock trial skit will wind up the en-
tertainment. Boiler Inspector j. {.
McCabe has been assisting the com
mittee In making the arrangements.
rhe Detroit city sinking fund commits
sion voted Friday to purchase $751;
1885 Detroit special assessment
bonds. $4,000 Detroit registered
bonds and $4,000 Crosse Pointe Park
village bonds. The commission will
bid ON the $4,000 city bonds to be
issued for Carnegie branch library
sites The resources of the sinking
fund arc s3.D34, 521i3. mostly in Sc
curities. The assets are about one
third enough to pay of the entire
general bonded debt of the city
which amounts to S9.l09.O0O.
La n result Of the ID. =. W. street clean
ing scandal I'm the Firth ward, alder
men have resurrected the old project
TO decrease expenses by establishing
dozen or more dumping stations
at various points around the city.
and loading street refuse from the
points on D. L. II. cars at night, or
hauling IL 10 scows at the river front
and towing IL down the river Porter
Murphy, secretary of the ID. r. w,
favors the scheme, and a resolution
to that effect will probably be intro
duced In the common council next
Tuesday night.
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