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The Detroit times., 1910-10-05
Ordinances

To the Honorable the Common Council:
CONDEMNATION Committee on Or
dinances to whom was referred the
cSmpunieasion from ins pep suiid;nS
Code to govern the erection or build
ings within the City of Detroit. re-
spectfully report that we have given
the same our most earnest and care
ful consideration for the past six
months, and recommend that the or
dinance herewith presented which en-
duly received and printed and referred
beck to the Committee Tor iurther
consideration.
Respectfully submitted.
VIM. GUTMAN,
A. j. WALSH,
GEORGE 8. FIELD
JOHN c. GARVEY.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JOHN GRINDLEY.
Following Is the Building Code Or
AN ORDINANCE defining the duties and
powers OF the Department Of Build
inRs and the establishing OF a Build
ing Code for the City of Detroit.
II u hereby ordained by the people
Of the city Of Detroit.
ARTICLE !.
Administrative.
Section 1. DUTIES OF THE CON-
2 MISSIONERS. The commissioner,
of the Department OF Buildings shall
appoint all officers and employees OF
me Department OF Buildings. They
shall have sole power to remove a.
any time. during the term or his
& appointment, any officer or en-
o pioyee for cause OF misconduct, In
10 efficiency or neglect OF duty.
Sec. 2. BOARD OF APPEAL. In
2 case OF dissatisfaction With the de-
8 cision OF the Inspectors OF Buildings,
4 except as TO dangerous and unsafe
buildings. the Commissioners OF the
g Department of Buildings shall act
as Board Of Appeals and decide
& upon all matters I'm question arising
Q under this ordinance or other ordi-
10 nance or other ordinances relating
IL TO the same subject matter:
Sec. 8. EXPERT OPINION TO
Q BE OBTAINED The Commission
4 shall have power TO engage such
& expert opinion as may be desired
q and necessary to pass upon the issue
In s SoeG oRGAN1zATIoN. The
2 Department OF Buildings shall con-
q sist of One Inspector OF Buildings
4 and one Secretary and such other
5 additional officers and employees, as
7 necessary for carrying on the work
q OF the Department. subject to the
q approyal OF the Common Council
Sec. s. ENTIRE TINE TO BE
4 ings and all other officers and en-
4 nloyees of said Department. shall
1--WE their entire time to the per-
G Torrance Of their duties. and shall
r not during their term OF office. be
q engaged, directly or Indirectly In any
q building business. OF for furnishing
10 materials. plans OF specifications for
IL others. -
INGS The Inspector Of Buildings
2 shall be the active head OF the De-
4 partment of Buildings. and shall
4 have the management OF all matters
and affairs pertaining thereto; He
7 shall be either an Architect. Struc-
& tural or Civil Engineer. General
q Building Contractor. or General
10 Superintendent OF Building Construc-
II ton. OF not less than ten 10) years
IL experience In his profession or oc-
Is cupation.
Sec I. SECRETARY The secre-
. tary shall assist the Inspector OF
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05
||nDn COUNCIL


e1unen - Your COMMITTEES on
1x(nin night lunch wagon In any
01nco Which your Committee
06o1Gnats. respectfully repoIs
e oro oppossd 10 the granting OF
(0rther permits for msintainins
- 6uctlng OF night lunch wagons.
~ thsrSfore recommend that the
~ 81 pstifkoner be denied.
"a Ro1pectfully submitted,
8. OTTO &. GoEscHEL:
.4 JO6EPH l.. THEISEN.
ID. ROSENTHAL.
~ GEORGE A. OWEN,
HERMAN II. link
WILLIAM GUTMAN.
MARTIN ]. OSTROWSkI-
Acceptsd and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

diet rendered by jury OF said court In
the matter OF opening Rosedale Court
! from oakland avenue to Russell street
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

ties hereinafter mentioned the amounts
set opposite their respective names In tuh
settlement OF the personal assessment g, ~
levied againsht them for the year isio:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
PROPOSALS ANp BIDS

Department of the interior. Washington. u.
C.. September. 1910 Sealed proposals in dupli-
cate, for the purchase of Grande Ronde Reser-
yation tOregon) lands-approxim imately one hun
dred and ninety-seven acres good for agrcul-
ture, fruit or tOwnsite purposes. and two hun
dred and forty acres timber-will be received
by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Wash
lngton, ID. c., until II O'Clock noon. eastern
time, Saturday, November :. 1910. The right
Is reserved to waive technicsl defects and to
reject any or all bids received. For further
information. Including circular letter descrip-
ton. etc. application should be made to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washington
u G.. or to the Superintendent OF the Siletz
Indian School. Setz Oregon
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BEAJIIFUL HONESIIES-
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city far
surpassing the cross bay localities: transfer to
the San, Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get a seat-and get or at EASTON
tstion, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS To
BURLINGA1IE: beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
phone are installed; the homes viii appeal 20
YOU large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service twice as fast to cross bay
points For particulars about EAST0N address
+. J. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING, SAN
kNCISC0
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CHOICE 10. 20 and 80 acre ranches in Sunshine
best irrigation system in California; beautiful
stretch of country: ideal for alfalfa. oranges.
fruit. grapes. dairying. hogs and market gar
dening, all products sold direct to consumers
at top prices; one mile from growing town.
schools. telephones churches: land in highest
state of fertility and affords unlimited oppor-
tunities TO men of ability who want the best
genuine bargains ST1NE & KE1DRICK, %
Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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ply sICIANs

DR BRINK
5l7 23d st. near Telegraph av., Oakland.
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
LADIES--If you suffering from any ail.
ment worried about your condition consult a
physician with high professional standing and
with the largest and most successful practice
Perfectly equipped Offices. private sanatorlum
with trained nurses; 10 years without failures
pain, danger. no lost time Consultation
p. m: Sundays. 10 TO 2. Phone Oakland 1901
DIR. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located
1888 O'Farrell st. bet. Cough and Oetavia.
-
AAAA-lR. c. c. TOA. famous Chinese Herb Co.
eiresas'il c,r"ni,. tiiseascs GA Siftfar 81 s. r
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Gene
terry Association will be held on MONDAY.
Sept. &c. 1910, at 8 a. m, at the office OF the
Association. Point Lobos avenue, San Fran
cisco, for the election OF board OF directors
and such other business may legally be
brought before It, BY order OF the board Of
directors. WILLIAM E. LUTZ. President.
GEORGE PE-NIINGTON Secretarr
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES

OWNERS of keystone Real Estate Company bonds
are hereby notified to present their coupons
maturing or September % 1910. when due. 70
the Metropolis Trust and Savings Bank for pay
mcnt. EENSTONr RFAI. Estate COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
MONEY WANTED

10000 wanted on second mortgage tor one year
interest per cent net ON downtown Z story
brick building. renting for 81. 900 per month !:
yalne Of the property over 5000. 900; first mort
gage Of $50, ,0c0 held by life insurance COM
pany; interest TO be paid monthly: no brokers
need answer: will not pay any commission
Boy 201e Can nffce
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
EXAMPLES

lady Must be high class in private family.
and convenient Room desired II possible. Ref
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

BOOMING HOUSE of 16 rooms In very desirable
location at a sacrifice on account of getting
crippled Gil 14th ST. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1910
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sa1e-Saloon. half of whole INQUIRE cor
Octavia and Grove SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
PALo ALTO HOUSES TO RENT-Fur.

MUST rent-16 room Aouse. with OF without
furniture, gas. electricity, for boarders. room
ers; slready well hlled: flowers. palms fruit.
garden barn. chicken yard; near university.
". D. BISHOP. 515 Waverley st, Palo Alto.
I-al-. refarencas rannirnf
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
CITY REAL ESTATE
Money to Loan on Real Estate.

BALDWIN & HOWELL 31S-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
EDUCATIONAL
INCREASE YOUR SALARY

LEARN SHORTHAND AT HOME
1T WILL QUALIFY YOU FOR A BETTER
POSITION. My SYSTEM BY NAIL CAN NOT
BE EXCELLED BY ANY BUSINESS COLI dEGE.
FULL INFORMATION. BOX 20g3 CALI.
OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

ONE BLOCK FROM MARKET ST outside Of
$1.I50 cash. (S710)
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

CHEAP LEAvENwoRTH ST lot 2sxso
double frontage; near California St. 81 $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

COMFORTABLE HOME of Q rooms. etc on
Masonic sv.: only 81 $50 cash required: $4,000
bank mortgage at 512 per cent; price only
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
OAKLAND HOUSES no LET Fur.

MODERN room house. furnished in the best
n taste; bath. two toilets and servants
quarters; located Adams Point. Oakland: one
half block from Grand av. cars: s minutes
from center Of Oakland and 20 minutes from
San Francisco business district via Key route
apply REALTY BOND & FINANCE CO. cor.
Broadway and 18th ST.. Oakland. phone
oakland 11a6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

SACRIFICEl SACRIFICE! Owners forced to
sell Make us a cash offer on these ? good
mats of . rooms and bath each: separate baths
and toilets: bank mort gage Of s.. COO can re-
main; street and sidewalk all done; absolutely
the best buy in flats in the city: on Eddy St
carline. near Lake st. and 1st aT.; did ask
$4,000, but are anxious for offer: rents $50 so;
owners are nonresident. You can Inspect No.
80 Lake st. today (S6S6)
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

FRENCH. SPANISH. GERMAN ITALIAN
Why not become fluent? You can easily by the
|. C. S. spare time method; rapid. thorough
Endorsed and used at West Point Annapolis
Stanford Home demonstration LESSON FREE
For appointment phone Market 463 J4153 In
quire 12G2 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
BERKELEY REAL EsTATl

FOR saIe--Modern bungalow Of rooms and at
tic not quite finished: half block from Shat
tuck av.. minutes from station; lot 50x1O0
owner win sacrifice. splendid chance for con
tractor. 2129 Woolsey ST.. Berkeley
SNAPS $50 terms; cozy home. rooms: mod
ern; within I block Of all steam and electric
SliDes. Owner. 1875 Fairview ST.. Aicatraz
station. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

FOR ssle-SomethiDg new in flats; new designs
new style on finish: separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition. overlooking rec
reaton grounds IN G. G. park: 7th av. and n
st. See E. B. HALLETT on premises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

VIEW HOME. sunny side Of Wash
ington ST., close to Spruce: lot 5Ox127: garage
house of ~ rooms. ? baths; very attractive
and modern in all respects. Get permit to
inspect al this office. Price only So. 500
reduced from $4,000. (s71D
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

LOTS! LOTS, LOTS. LOTS, LOTS.
I5xf0. NEAR FOURTH and MISSION. for sale
at a bargain. Did ask $4,000. Make an
offer. (s449)
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

PRIVATE and confidential. loans on furniture
pianos warehouse receipts, diamonds and other
security: lowest rates. Rooms 2O7 and pas
TS7 Market St. corner 4th: phone Douglass
1910 Home J402o
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

FOR sale-Factory site near San FrancNcos
building and machinery and 20 acres Of land :.
near railroad and on tide water. with wharf
and ample supply OF fresh water. Address
FACTORY, 164S Pase 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20

BUNGALOWS
Take your choice from so or more new bunga-
lows and cottages; prices ranging from 50 600 to
S.. 500; first payment requires from 800 to
$3.50 balance monthly payments. including inter
est. $50 to S35. We have some OF the most
tistic. new. modern homes in Berkeley Oak
land We will also build to suit at above terms.
WHY PAY RENT
WENTWORTH & CO..
1903 Grove St. corner Goth and San Pablo av..
Oakland
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01
ERECT LARGE PLANT
TO MAKE "BAkEL|TE"
FIRE SCARES
THE TENANTS
Small Blaze In ]. S. Han
sons Apartment House.

A fire that caused a scare among
tenants in the frame store and apart
ment house Of John S. Hanson, at
186 New Brunswick avenue. shortly
before 10 o'clock last night, started
from a leaky gas pipe on the top
floor on the westerly side. Escaping
gas near the ceiling in the kitchen of
the apartment occupied by Joseph
Weiner, became ignited, causing the
laths and ceiling beams to take fire.
An alarm was turned in from box SO,
but the companies were not required
as the fire was easily controlled af-
ter the gas pipe had been pulled
down. The damage is trivial.
The alarm was turned in at 10:45
o'clock, it being thought that the
frame structure and surrounding
buildings, which are of frame con-
struction, We're in danger. A brisk
westerly wind was blowing, which
would have made a disastrous fire
had the flames got beyond control
Mr.. Weiner and another family live
In apartments on the westerly side.
J. S. Hanson, owner of the house,
has a plumbing establishment in the
ground floor. A family occupies one
of the flats on the easterly side and
j. J. Flynn's mortuary establish
nlent is on tie ground floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01
DISCUSSROADS
OF THE COUNTY
FreehoIders Hold a Busy
Session Today.
zoectal to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Dec. 1.-THE
County Board of Freeholders met
here today and transacted several
matters relative to roads and bridges
about the county and received the
report of the county collector for the
past month. The report showed a
balance on hand November / OF
$37,511.89; total receipts, $170,-
583.28; Disbursements, $40, 1892;
and balance on hand December / j,
$150,194.06.
Richard A. Pagan and Charles
Carpenter, of South Plainfleld, ap-
peared and made application to have
the road between South Plainfield
and Railway macadamized. 1t was
declared to be in poor shape, espe-
cially for automobile traffic. It is
three and a half miles long. They
filed petition with the board signed
by some thirty property owners. The
subject was referred to the road
committee.
Director Hendricks said the board
would shortly take up all petitions
for road and bridge improvements
about the county that had been pre-
sented to 1t the past few months.
Harry Barnard presented a COM
munication asking that new bridge
be erected over the Central railroad
tracks at Morgan Station. It was
referred to the road committee.
Contractor Thomas F. Dunigan, of
Woodbridge, presented a communi-
CO tion in which he stated the Perth
A
faced in the spring, as the weather
is not suitable at this time.
Freeholder Kerr reported that
number Of property owners along
the South Amboy-C -Cheesequakes road
were willing to take down their
fences in order to permit the county
to widen the thoroughfare, which~is
very narrow in places. The matter
was left In the hands of the road
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01
Big Industry on
the Wet Dock"
Property.
NEW DISCOVERY

Discovery of "Bakelite," a new
compound for manufacturing pur-
poses, has brought to Perth Amboy
a new industry that gives promise of
making the city more widely known
in the manufacturing world than
ever before. The General Bakelite
Company has been formed and a
temporary plant Is being fitted up on
the old wet dock" property, which
was recently acquired by the Roes-
sler Hasslacher Chemical Com
pany.
The chemical concern holds a big
interest In the Bakelite company,
some of its officials being the leading
ofIiceholders of the General Bakelite
Company. AS the product Is de-
manded more and more a new plant
will be erected and in the course of
year bakelite interests in this city
will represent upwards OF 100000
in factory structures that are to be
erected on the site of the New Jersey
Briquetting Company at Fayette and
Rector streets. AS the product has
an almost unlimited usage and 1t is
a fact that there is big demand for
IT, dlthOuSA lhV1C al Z lC" NhO huOW
what bakelite Is at this time, it can
be readily seen that the demand will
be such in the course of short time
that big plant will have to be erect
ed. Everywhere bakelite has been
tried in various forms of manufac-
ture 1t has met with unanimous ap-
proTal.
Incorporated Last August.
The General Bakelite Company
was incorporated in New York state
in August with paid-up capital Of
100000. DR.. Leo H. Baekeland, Of
Yonkers, is president; Jacob Hass-
lacher is first vice president and
treasurer; DR.. Hans Foersterling is
second vice president, and Hugo Du-
bois Is it's secretary. Two other
directors are Samuel T. Peters and
r. H. Williams, of. New York city.
The company controls all bakelite
CONTINUED on page 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01

StatenIs|and Waterways Association
TakesA ACtionto Push Improvements
in This viCinity-Mayor Joins.

Active steps to further the propo-
sition of securing deeper waterways
In this section were taken at meet
ing of the Staten Island Sound Deep
Waterways Association, at 27 Pine
street, New York city, yesterday. A
general committee of one hundred
members was named to have charge
of the subject from an executive
standpoint. OF this Mayor Albert
Boilschweiler and prominent busi-
ness men from this city and from
places northward along the Jersey
shore were made members. Mr..
Bollschweiler was made member of
the association, together with Mayor
Joseph A. Hermann, of Roosevelt;
Edward M. Timmins, of the Mutual
Towing Company; D. G.. Moore, of
the Pit Johnson Towing Company;
and ]. Edward Ogden, of the Staten
Island Manufacturing Company.
A resolution was adopted inviting
all members of the organization to
attend the seventh annual conven-
tion of the National Rivers &c Har-
bers Congress at Washington, d. c.,
on December Z, and g..
Interest in the Work.
The secretary reported that great
interest is being taken In the work
of the association to secure from
congress the necessary legislation
and appropriation to increase the
depth of the channel In Staten Island
sound and it's approaches thirty-f1ve
feet at mean low tide. That great
Industrial and commercial bodies
along this important waterway have
approved of the work of the associa-
tfon and that the movement is con-
stantly growing in strength and
promises to become one Of the mos
successful undertakings of it's kind
ever instituted fer the benefit OF
ports
A Federal Committee.
Among those appointed to act as
members of the committee on feder-
al matters are the following: F. r
Foraker, of the American Smelling
& Refining Company; w. P. Runyon
Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company
Richard M. Montgomery, Trernley
!. Point Corporation; Charles j. Canda,
Chrome Steel Works; H. c. Grant,
Grasselli Chemical Company; Ed
ward S. Savage, Sound Shore Front
improvement Company; J. P. Krebs.
Standard Oil Company: d. G. Chase,
Pennsylvania railroad; Dewitt Van
Buskirk, of the Singer Manufacture
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01
WANT LODGES TO BUY
THE RED CROSS SEALS

In connection with the sale OF the
Red Cross seal In Perth Amboy, the
committee of the Women's Club.
which is in charge of the work, has
suggested that the various lodges
and other organizations IN the city
help the cause by buying a number
of stamps in bulk, either for the use
of the lodge itself, or to be distrub-
uted among the members.
Every effort Is being made to have
as large a sale as possible of these
seals In Perth Amboy, and every as
sistance rendered will be highly ap-
preciated, not only by the ladies, but
by the Red Cross of New Jersey,
which is back Of the work.
The idea is to have the lodges ap-
propriate out of their treasures suf-
ficient money to buy quantity of
these stamps. Amy lodge wishing to
assist in this way can communicate
with the EVENING NEWS. telling
the number of stamps desired, and
the NEWS will at once inform the
committee in charge, so that the
seals may be forwarded. ANY or
ganization taking this step should
appropriate the money necessary to
pay for the seals at the same time
action is taken authorizing the Off
clals to make the purchase, so that
the seals may be paid for when they
are delivered.
This is an ideal way for the lodges
az a body to assist this worthy cause.
One Of the greatest drains on lodge
treasury, particularly those which
have death benefits, is tuberculosis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01
DIAz SWORN IN
EIGHTH TIME
As PRESIDENT
Strong Armed Bodies Pre-
pared for Any Demonstra-
tlon But All Was Quiet.
REBELS STILL ACTIVE
IN THE NORTH
spsoial b. United Pres, w.rs.

City of Mexico, Dec. 1:-With
Guerillas throughout Chihuahua and
northern Mexico still menacing hts
dictatorship, Torfrio Diaz was sworn
In here today for the eighth time as
president of Mexico. Contrary to
former custom, no public iubilation
marked Diaz's induction into office.
Apparently fearing an outbreak
during the progress OF inauguration,
strong bodies of police and rurales
were held In readiness throughouss.
the city, but there was no demon
stration by the anti-Diaz faction.
The ceremonies took place in the
School of Mines building instead OF
the new Chamber of Deputies. as
previously had been arranged. The
excuse given was that the new build
ing is not ready for use, but it is un-
derstood that the change was made
to keep crowd away from the place
where the inaugural ceremonies were
held. The School Of Mines has not
one-fifth the capacity of the new
building.
All the members of the cabinet and
high government officials and diple-
mats were present. No one else ex-
cept those holding special invitations,
and those were few, attended The
streets were lined with double row
of soldiers.
Diaz and Corral appeared before the
speaker of the house of deputies and
promised In simple language to con-
duct the affairs of the country for the
next six years as they have done the
last six.
The speaker then said:
'If you do, the nation will reward
you. If you do not, the nation will
hold you responsible"
Chuviscar, town near Chihuahua,
is held by the rebels The mayor OF
the place, who escaped to chihuahua,
says all officers OF the town joined
the rebels when the place was attack
ed 1t is difficult to obtain news as TO
the conditions In the northern section
of the country
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-01

1t Is to the advantage of all organ
izations to stamp out this dread dis
ease. No better way can be found to
help In the work than by assisting
the Red Cross. The seals cost but
buy five hundred to one thousand,
thereby helping themselves, as we'll
as helping others.
The NEWS will be glad to receive
notice of any lodge taking this ac-
tion and the matter will be attended
to promptly. A request for the
stamps could also be sent to Mrs.
Margaret G. Ciani, 265 Rector street,
chairman of the committee in charge
of the Red Cross committee, or Mrs.
Auguste j. Rossi, 221 Rector street,
who is endeavoring to get the lodges
interested.
Plans for the disposal of the Red
Cross seals In this city are practical
ly complete and beginning Saturday
they may be purchased at any of the
following places: Barnekoy & PETE,
F. A. Seaman, A. d. Garben and R.
D. Gardens drug stores, Hilsdorf's
grocery, Neer's stationery store,
Packer House, Reynolds dry goods
store, Murdock's dry goods store,
Klein, the butcher, and Boston con-
fectionery. This list will be added
to from time to time. 1t should be
remembered that seals purchased In
New Jersey go to the cause OF the
New Jersey anti-tuberculosis work,
while seals purchased in other states
go to the work in those particulag
states