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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
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EFT NJ, oyster Bay!
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EFT ~, Oyster Bay
WILLIAM also Randolph Hearst.
THE KING is dead. Long i've An
anias.
PRESIDENT Taft said nothing.
why should he
WHERE. by the way was Mr. Bry-
an when an this occurred?
NEW NATIONALIsar' had a dis
astrous collision Win VIII old scores.
DIR. COOK, say his Eskimo friends,
travelled in circle. And ne has teen
doing that ever since
or COURSE. IL is barely possible
that Champ clark may uc.vs those
mules down Pennsylvania avenue vet
s%s
TLAsKA Is NOW hot after state
hood. lt was "a sure thing thlt Pa
ncy Rodey would start somethins NJ
there.
WE SHALL have 70 admit that
Governor Stoyor Messrs. Spices. Fall
and others have the redceming virtue
of gallantry.
BuLIY. Uncle JOG won out again
Just IA q complimentary recognition
az his distinguished services why not
make him minority. leuderf
THE SHORT AND ugly s17t.hct has
lost a great deal o4-+ts force since
the passing of tho days when is naea@t
a challenge TO the field of eomba-
OUR LEARNED friend. Dr Wood
row Wilson VIII now have chance
To- apply ditferential calculus 10 that
dear New Jersey whore tsc corpora
tons lirc.
ON SECOND Thought Mayor Gay
nors advice 60 "a certain New York
republican 60 pray may not be SO dfo"
as practical
ONE WAY 20 dodge the anti-pass
law ls to get "a JOB with a railroad and
then die while on duty The road
may ship the body free.
Tr SEEMS hardly probable that
Menucl became unpopular through
opposition Go Portugals Ideas Of re-
laNins domestic responsibilities
THERE SEEMS" says Mr. slim
SON. "to have been general swell all
only general swell head Ina New York
ROOSEVELT is quoted as saying
that Tuesdays election was only
stou Goo the fixed program. Ii this
is true 10 loohs rather bilious for the
republican party
NORMAN E. Mack mas feel con
solad lor the loss of the vote which
Doe accidentally gave the straight re-
nubilcan ticket The drinks hoWeV-
co. are ON Mr. Mae. .s.
STATISTICS comparing W7shins-
TOMS consumption of holsters VIII
that of New York would hardly pe1r
out Naror Gaynor's estimates of gay
cp iu The Capita. si.y
THE REPUBLICANS got licked.
Sans chairman Mckinley, because tMH
thirds Of the western vote stayed ai
home. s'rt oi walloped uy default
es it were.
"IT Ts a SAFE guess that our con-
srtnt'nn WIN oocome more rotten
frr constitutional convention coufin-
pos ta cIoct She VIII of the caucus iut3
10. Evening Anarchist.
What fau need is "a bfpeie 'nlie
"eIeeiIHu.
Tr ls REPORTED that there are
I.W.f Nes.rUNna ar western army
UnH.a fn friH nuUUtlnu ii is infff-
r.fne fl.t there base neeu mo- deser-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

Mayor Gaynor OF New York. in a
letter contradioting some statements
about him made by the republican
state chairman. adds "A bit Of advice
that might be given wider applica-
tion
Suppose you pray every morning
for while for God to direct you 70
tell the truth and see what fruits II
viii bear"
a great many other wise, conscien-
iious people really seem to think that
political campaign frees them
from the necessity Of telling the truth
or OF making any discrimination be-
tween truth and falsehood. This is
especially the case in o campaign that
brings to the front many amateur
politicians OF an emotional tempera-
mcnl to whom the laws of evidence
are unknown. There would be fewer
campaign lies II these good people
would give them less encouragement.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
WOLFE MUSGRAVE is
INDICTED IN CHAVES
Promoter OF Wild West shows Must
Answer Charge of Cattle
Stealing.

Especial dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell y. NJ. Nov. 9.-The ChaVes
county grand jury today returned
twelve true bills, one being against
Wolfe Musgrave. Of Arizona. charging
him with the theft Of two calves from
El Captain Land and Cattle com
pany. The defendant IS In Jail under
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
DAM P0ST0FFICE WILL
BE HANDLING MAIL IN
THE NEXT TWO WEEKS

III Paso. Nov. 9-Within few days
Elephant Butte viii he on the map as
fully equipped community the POS
tai department having ordered that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

tract confirmed the 3Oth day OF Aug
ust. 1910. on Agnes avenue from the
east curb line OF Parker avenue 10 the
~ est tine OF Seminole street has been
tully completed. ana
Whereas, SAID street has been exam
inCd bN the Department OF lunhc
Works ana the paving 90 said street
has been found 10 have been done lea
accordance with the contract and spe-
cinrations for the same, therefore
Resolved, First, That the SAID PAVING
within the limits above mentioned ne.
and Us hereby accepted
Resolved. second That IN" city con
trOller he and il hereby authorized Il"
draw .his warrant en- the city Treas
urrr len payment Of the intersections.
etc. ~ said Agnes avenue Go an"
amount ci S235 p. The sam" being the
FUN amount due the contractors fron
the CITY FOR paving said intersections,
etc ard FOR the sum OF $40, tho same
heinz rho cost ~ advertising. blanks.
and Inspectors salary
Resolved. THIRD That the ely con
troller be- AMI he Is hereby directed T."
prerars street paving bonds in accord
anCr with the provisions OF secs -
and 4S 90 CHAPTER - ot tho charter or
tho CIV OF Detroit. a. amended hN an
Act of the Legislature approved June
o. 1901 such bonds To bear interest dt
the rate OF four ser cent per apnuW
AdppfCl as follows
Yea,-AlL Alln burton, Elhs Fr'i-
Nald. GarN,V. Go,v,h,l GriudleN, Gu.-
man Harlrt % k,af'pg Is ."utg, lNoru..
Ostrow tki owen R,.uhartt RoS"uthtl,
Ruttcr. SCHULTZ, ShInlard Th",s"7.
ToSSv Trevor. NFrIor Walsh. Watson.
link H,rn,r and the resident -->'
NAYS None.
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rom the Department Of Public Works

To ca, Honorable the Common Council.
Gcutiemen-lu compliance with "a
resolution adopted by your honorable
body Oetober 22d. 1907, 1 beg Ia report
for the week ending with Novcm DER
18th. 1910. there Nrre twenty seven (2il
received at THIS uftlcr aud
ttr garbage collection depot FOR the
~ garbage and dead ant
mails. cor nu average of four and three
slNths q 3-tl complaints per dHN.
Respectfully submitted.
D. q NANREE
commissioner,
Referred ro Committee ou Health and
tttN Hu~uitaIS
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To he B,Htrnlie the Common Council:
Csutf.'utn. W h. estimates are pre-
arcd To- o.. Public Lighting Comnis-
zion. ~ predominant idea is 20 Init
IN, am 80 tho lowest amc unt possible.
This WAS also the case when approIria-
tons No~5 asked for an extension Of the
boiler room thr new smoke stack and
pidns w.rr carried our 'n detail IL vas
found thls change were necessary In
order 90 secure 70 satisfactory job; pue
that VnIId urpviGo q building 90 sedlre
"a sativf Glory job. one that would T1-
vide a buifd,ng that would last for sme
time. mi .puuratus hat Will he con-
uomiyt IN operation.
n was found upon boring more est
holes. ihlt fouuda tons FOR the cal
bunker W The 81 building would be %
quired. Uiar, 80 wa believed that thee
now in biac, WoUld suffice; that I'm orer
t. property install the cOuveyor. II
would bc necessary TO raise the roof "
tho old n1ilcr room and 10 add TO ue
height ~ N ADDITION. These ChanRs
have inc.au ed tho cost ~ this work N
ana oVtant that 80 rs impossible 20 cary
out the ramc UPON the appropriati0s
made.
I'm ,hs Funds o, tho Public Lightly
Commission there is an uutNpended ba-
ending June goth 1910 1t is respect
fully uptirinucj that this balance v
trausfef.CI for The purpose ~ enabhR
the Commission 60 proceed with TIM
work fn accordance with the plans.
Respectfully YOURS
PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSION,
r. T BOWLER
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on ways AMI
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From Board Of Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Councl4N
Gentlemen-We herewith transmtt,
90 your Honorable Body, Assessment
Rolls Nos iO4S 20 1916. both inclusivesi
for grading and paving Lillibridge ave-
nue.. from the north curb line OF EdliO'
street tn the south line OF Jeffersoni
avenue calvert avenue (section ~
from the west line OF Third avenue
10 the east curb line or Hamiltou
boulevard. Collins street. from the
north curb line OF Mack avenue To the
south curb line or Harper avenues
Montclatr avenue. from the south curh
line % Waterloo street TO the south
curb line OF CharlcvoiX avenue.
The usual notice required by lava
has been given TO the parties In inter-
est, as viii appear by the annexed no.
tees and Rfiidavits Of publication. No
person has appeared To object 10 said
rolls or 10 ask any correction thereof.
We have, therefore, signed the same.
and report them 10 your Honorable
Body.
Very respectfully, 4
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By JOHN G. NAGEL.
Accepted. and leave being granted
the followinE resolution was offered:
by AID, Goeschel
Resolved. That Assessment Rolls
grading and paving Lillibridge avenue.
from the north curb line OF EdHe
street To the south line OF JEFFERSON
avenue, Calvert avenue section ~
tho cast curb line OF Hamilton boule-
ward Collins street. from the north
curb lire OF Mack avenue 10 the south
curb line 81 Harper avenue, MontclaIr
avenue from the south curb line OK
waterloo street 10 the south curO line
~ Charl~VoiN avenue. are hereby ap-
proved and confirmed. that the descrip-
lion ~ premises and the names OF per-
sons contained therein are received as
correct. and that the sums set forth IN
th,. said assessment rolls are the cor
rcct ones which each individual or SCI
OF individuals should be assessed a.
and pay and that the said assessments
bc collected from the several persons
liable 90 pay the same according 10
law.
RICHARD l LAWSON.
Nsst Corp Counsel
tdopt.d a. follows.
Y,ts- Nd Milan. Barton. Ellis, Fra-
valid. Gurve>. Goeschel Grindl"y Gut
man. Harpser heating koenig korte
OstrovskI owen Rc,nhardt, Rosenthai-
Rnttsr. schultz Shaplaud, SkrzycN
Tr,t~,u. TossS Trevor, Vernon. W alsh'
Watson. wing Ziuk, Zoeiler, and the
oresid.ut 800
G1Et.
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said Assessment be collected from ~
several persons liable 20 pay the sAnn4
according 10 law.
approve the form or the above rSo<
olution.
RICHARD l. LAWSON. II
Asst. Corp. Counsel y
Adopted as follows:
Neas-Ald. Allan. Burton, Ellis. BrefN
valid GarVcy. Goeschel. Grindsy CUT
man, lIarpfer, Heating. koenig. KortsS
OstrOwski. owen, Reinhardt Rosenthais
Rutter. Schultz. Shapland. Skr1yehs
Theiscn. Tossy. Trevor Vernon. Walsh
Watson. Wing, link, Zoeller, and tho
PrrSident--3O
Nays None "A
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From the Department Of Public Works

To tho honorable the common CouErl' .
Gen lrmrn The department OF |N'-
lie Works respectfully Reports INA 81
PavInG Of Cophn avenue. un"r. ne
ConlrJtt conf mod thv -otN Gay "I ~
gust 1910, is tullN completed FROM tn'
north line Of Jefferson Avenue 20 we
south curb line of kerchrNtl 1Nenu"
The pavement IL ot cedar Oh con
crete and has been eNtWiued nt we
Department of Public Works. an"
found 90 be- IN accordance Win
contract and specifications t's iN'
Tnrre is due the contractors for paw
ing said street. as follows
For intersections. etc. $50 -
For cost OF advcrtlsing, blanks
and Inspectors salary ''
Total amount .............. S2t- -
Respectfully submitted
Commissioner
Accepted. and ~ unanimous consent
AID Goeschel offered thc following
Whereas, u appears from com
muplcattou from the Department OF
Public Works that the paving us ger
contract confirmed the 3etr 43t cog h
gust. 1910. on COpiln avenue. from i.'
north line o. Jefferson avenue io tAr
south curb line OF kercheval avenue,
has been fully completed ANA.
Whereas. Said street has been "N-
amiped 10y the department ot. iH'I
Works and the paving OF Said street
mas heeN IONnn To- nave t''.'.'l 't''iH'
accordance with tho contract AND S"'C-
ifCatiors FOR the same therefore
Resolved. First, That the sald r"N-
ing Within tn, limits above mentioned
be. and is hereby accepted
Resolved second Thar The CIV con
trollrr be- and is hereby Au,hpriftt p"
draw his warrant on tho CttN Tr-tt-
urer in payment of tHr trtcrS". icons
etc. Of said Cnplin avenue 90 '"'
amount OF S14u-S4 the same h"iu- iA'
fun amount due tho contractors fr"m
the city for pavinc said mt. SECTIONS.
etc. and for the sum Of 8 the sam.
being the cost of advertising, hlau So.
and INSPECTORS salary
Resolved Third, Tina the 'AtE Con
troller b, and nc rs hereby dir"'i"''
10 'arv street paving bonds an a.-
cor, ,r with the provisions 81 secs
Z. 49,. - OF Chap'"r D. ~ the Char
ter pt the City ~ Detroit. AS amended
bN am Vet OK the legislature Approve
Iunr sth. 1901 such bonds q" bear ln
terest st the rate ~ four per cent ""'
aunuU
Adopted as follows
Yeat- Ma \ Ian. Burton. lis Free
vraId Carve. GuesCheL GriudlrN, t'H.-
IMAM uaru,er I[ea tins Eo'Ule Nar't.
Ost-uw>Si owen EDuh'rti foSenlnfI
Rutt.r. Schrl'c Shlpiand Ih n.
g'ossy 'rn,n. Vernon Walsh Watson.
link. Zosu-r ana th" Pt"sid-n, ~
Navs. \,ue.
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From eolI,r Inspector.

To The honorable he Common Council:
vorlj tDfCr - your Honorable Body
tI. lc-ltaaorying hill FOR stenugraph-
ar. str-..7. H. connection with IN in
stiyatioa MADE by the Boiler lnspec-
tors OFF, ON Ocj,lsr 2Sth ~ the con-
duct ~ four engineers iu tn employ ~
tho petrol, Saamles steel Tube 60.
The Co,0par. claimed serious loss
through t'rD actions ~ these men ana
requested the iurs stiEation
Wogl1 rocomW' ud that your Hon.
ur9bla }udv low the bill
Bnsnsctful, yours.
j. e AtCCABE
chief Roller inspector
R,f rrrl to Copmittee on Claims ana
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g., .u. west curb line OF B~ush street
NF,E W 49, helms tn" alley utst
north 90 and parallel 10 Ina n!plsil
.tra.f ,m tH, east ii1e ~ ShtpH"Fd
T., anf.e TTv 70 " tIne ~ north AND
smith atI,r. alsu the second alley
NORTH % thanplain street from the
.a9sf Ii.o 81 SUiDhtrd avenue To tine
,,esf curb i'm. or Van Dyke avenue
3iso the alley frst west % and parable
20 Van -. k- avenue. from tbc uurtI
curb Uuc OF ChaUplaiu street north't-
IN tn south l,l" ~ second east AMI
west aIieN mort" ~ thampta.n street
awe hereby approved and 'othrmri
that tnr description ~ premises ana
fha names OF persons Contained there
.U arc ro,rit,.l os correct and tbat
t.e sums 's.f Tort 'n che sad assess.
trant r.1li- ave the .ortcct ones which
.t.. tndtefduli co. set ~ individuals
.,aord bc assessed a. and pa and
.tr4t. .rc SAID aees ssmeUts 0e collected
from tho several persons lIahl" Go pay
&C. sam, according 20 law
approve the form ~ IN" above
RICHARD J. LAWSON.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
NdolteI AS follows
YrlsAN d Milan Barton Ellis Frei-
v4tE Gartrt. Goesrhol Gyiudlgy Gu
man Hafpf.r Heating. KOeuig korto
G4irtvs.i owen Reiuhardt Ro9e0thN.
Rufter. Schultz" S.Ipldpd. SkrzNrH
Tuei~ru. Tos ~. Trevor Vernon Walsh.
Watson. Wing Zu& Hocli"r and th,
President go.
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COMMON COUNCIL


Detroit Tuesday. November i5 go.
The Council was called Co order n
the President Hon. Thomas r. Gin
nan.
Pfesent.-Ad Allan. Burton. Ellis.
FroiWald GarveyI Goeschci GrlndleN.
0utmnn HARPER. heating. kuenlg.
Korte OstroNsk owen, Reinhardt, ko-
senthai Rutter. Schultz. Shapland.
Thelsen Tossy Trevor. Vernon Walsh
Watson. link Zoeller and the President
There being a quorum present the
Council was declared 60 be tn session.
MAS approved.
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The gas pressure though high I'm some
districts WAS within the limits as pre-
scrihcd hN ordinance.
RcspectfuliN submitted,
H. r. nNLANp,
Gas Inspector.
Actfptri md placed ON nile
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/. -.nnl.I -. - hoIls Il

Accepted. and leave bc'lS krant'd
fba IoIIuwinP was offered
Br AID GucsChel
TrsoIyed. Tngt assessments Rolls
Numbered 2l01 tu 2iIl, both inclusive
49,, ,onafr.I.tlne cement sidewalks IN
front OF and adjoining the lots an|
psrccis ot land described therein ere
hereby approved and confirmed. ina
tho description Of premises AMI nc
nap,os of ucfsous contained therein
are received as correct. and that the
sums scr forth In the said assessment
rolls are the correct ones which each
individual or set Of individuals should
be assessed az and pay and that the
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placed ON alv.
From the civ Treasurer.

To tu. llouoraoI. tu~ common 'oun, ..t
Cent?, utru IT rough recent de-
rision confirmed by tic supreme
court. IN, asses smeut Inyicd against tot
To- biloxi 2 Clene Farm sub. % the
Chene estate. f"f the opening of GRANNY
avenue. located uu the north side %,
Grattot ay-age CEoll s4Sp was declared
invalid.
IN view NJ the above decision /
NtIII recommend 10 your honorHu'F
BODY mat ,l4 assessment which, au-
ttFrs UPON ar; records against tLis
Ir.rertt pr ,4reried.
Il sp'tftuily submitted.
MAN e. KOCH
CIV rrtasur,.r.
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Resolved THAT tue city TreasUet
be and he iy h,t"t. authorized and in-
StrtIyfed 20 CAME special TaN Asses
mont levied oR4irst the property de-
strib-G - loo iu. block /. sub. OF the
Chere Farm Cherc estate. located "n
the north SIDE of Grstiot avenue. Cor
th, opening Or Gl5rdN u""ug" (Eull
54SJ gmourtIng 20 siUi so. for th.
reason ttat said a4sss-teut was de-
.fatod invalid hN the supreme Court
Adopted rv follows
Yeas-.Ald Allan. Burton. Ellis Fret
'Uald. Carey. CO. schpl. Grindley. Gut
man. Iarp'er. Keating KCcnig. kurte.
OstrIvski. owen Reinhardt. Rosenthal
Rutter schultz, Shaplapd Th"iseu
Tossv. Tr-vOr Ntrror Walsh Watson
link HE! a.d the PTesident.-2S.
Nays None
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lL- nrcnArn -LAMsnN-
Ernm Board Of Assessors

To the honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen herewith transmit -
vour Honorable Body. Assessment Rolls
numbered 2t0i 90 245t, both inclusive.
for constructing cement sidewalks D.,
front of and adjoining the lots ana
uar,rls Of land described therein.
The usual notice required by law
has been given 90 the parties IN inter
ost. as viii appear 10y thu annexed no
nee and affidavit of publication. We
have therefore. signed the same, ana
rcrort /. go Your Honorable Body
Very respectfully,
THE BDNPD CT AS- r.S@' tlt~.
49, JOHN g. NAGi.L.
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From Board Of Poor Commissioners.

To IN, honorable the Common council:
Gentlemen The Board ~ Poor com
mi ~siouers beg lcaF" % SUBMIT tnt To- ,
io..irs ne tneir report for the month
of October. 1910
Very speCtfullv.
HARRY II PiiENILAt tR,
. Secretary,
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Respectfully submitted.
PHILIP BEEITAIEYEG
The following Is the communication.
To the Mayor md Common Cpun,if 81

The following fs the rommuutra tiou.
To the Mayor nnd. Common Cpunrii. %
-. the. CITY 90 Dctroit
Gentlcmcr--Tuc Pas ground COM
mittee % Ihc Detroit Federation o.
Women's Clubs respectfully petition.
thar the land at the rear Of the cla,.,
BATH House on Erskiu" - bs set
aside as puhlc Playground and
Recreation Center. and that car', iu
the coming year or as soon thcrraf t.,
as may be practicable. Won equip.
maintain and supervise this land a4 am
alI-the- APar-rouud Municipal PLAY
ground for youth and adult
This Committee dcplore~ the fac
that Detroit is so greatly iu need o.
playground opportunities that hor
citizens. recognizing tine enormous
Nalae OF supervised plaN. vet ma Ike up
provision for play faciltIsa. that go
little heed " given 20 the plea ~ Jut'-
nile Court Proba ton and Trlant or
icer. and Interested cftizeus who for
years have advocated q = the best pro
ventive agency for Juvenile crime tho
supervised playground.
This Committee. representing Sp--
praf Thousand women, deeply lntcrps t-
I'd M the welfare or the vouuc.
"a rtlestly entreat that on the site Mon
toned. now an unused and neglected
city property. you establish Detroit V
first Municipal Playground
CLARA H. ARTHUR.
II Chairman Of Committee.
NETTiE q. CARoN
President
- MARY Y SEABOBD.
SIS frsfer Recording Secretary.
Referred 10 Committee on Mas and
Means and 20 Department 81 Public
Works.
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- ~ shnnIana

Resolved. That tho CITY Controller bc
and IL hereby authorized and directed
10 make proper entries ON his books 90
effect the transfer Of kl06.37 from the
surplus remaining In the 1909 General
Road Furd. go The credit 81 an appro-
prtattln In the 1910 General Road
Furd kno,Cn az Hcpaving Maple
street. Beuuindre 20 -. Nuhin.
' Adopted as fellows;
Ye84-AII hll"H. Burton. Ellis. Frci-
Usfd. Carve. GCetChel. Grindiry. Gut
man uarpfer K,nt1g koenig kort,.
Nsfrl XXI. owen. Esinhsrdt Ros"uthJl
Ruitcr Schultz Shaplsrd Is. Theiseu.
T1sst Tire, ~ " ~uur Walsh Watson
Ziul, Z"o'Irr ard The President IS.
Wv NMrc-
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From Department Of Public Works.

To tho Honorable tho Common Council
Lateral SEWERS Nus, 2f05 c1t7 and
.2I4g. a.4o~smcut rolls Nos 7415. 7f21
and 49,. rerstofor, aI proved and roa-
Armed hy voIr honorable Body. have
been complete, according 60 plans and
ihcatioar ard accepted FOR the citr-
l;cfp",'fuiN submitted.
j. j. ~ AARER
Comm 1uer
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From Board Of Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen The Board 81 ASSESSORS
respectfully recommend Ga" canCella-
tion OF tu, following personal assess
mentS for tire reason that they are
double assessments
Mrs ~ lir-hrck 5ll MYRTLE street
$500. Twelfth ward. assessed also az
395-2a, Buchausn street Iweltth
ward
Mrs u a. FORESTER. "a Putnam
avenue, $1,000. SiNtu Vard aus" ln-
Diuded iu statement ot James \ '"l-
IcStrr
Fr"G,u,k i.uehS Euclid and Wood
ward. 81 ppo First ward assessment
also madr against Fred LuehS estate
and statement made.
George NJ Stockham. li6 stanton
avenue $500. Tenth word assessed also
m tIEltu ward
G,ar DtntluS Machine Co, Ford
buldlr-, SO, L%<0nd ward assessed
also u I4rst wa Oh statement.
star Fuu.tTe Co 253 Gratiot ave-
uu, $500 ff/d ward assessed also Ca
" Nobl/ o" statement IN seventh
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From the Department Of Public Works

TO The Honora hle the Common Council
Gentlemen There is dehcit ~
S1Os37 In the appropriation for repay
INK Maple street Deduiudrc 90 - Au-
bin and I would recommend that said
amount he transferred from the sur
plus remaining Ia the 1909 General
Road Fund
Respectfun. submitted.
T. + ia AEER
tf1fr4 rf1i aNionpf
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L.aid ON ave nnder ~, ,ruIes.

To the Honorable tie Common Gown, g.
Gentlemen herewith srhuE .b
your hnnora bic body a Compruui,a ton
received from the PLAYGROUND Commit
tee of the Detroit Federation 81 Wo-
mons Gibbs asking that the laUd 1U
the rear OF the clara Bath House. pa
set aside and occupied as q PLAY gruuud.
feel that II II time that the CIt.
took more Interest in the playground
matter, and this suggestion seems Tao
he entirely practical ] trust that vorG
honorable body will Wak, such dis
position OF the communication as W
Insure the matter being taken up IH
the proper time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
From the Department, Of Public Works

To the Ilonorauic tine common COunciis
Gentlemen department ~ Pub
lie Works rcsp-cfTullY reports that the
paving ~ Agnes avenue. under con
tract confirmed Tire tOth day Or Aux
.ust. 1910 ~ fully completed from the
east curl limo oi Parker avenue TO GA"
y. eat lire 81 Seminole
The pavrmrit - 81 cedar on concrete
and has been examined by tine Depart
mont of Iul.r. Works. and fpHui to Doe
in arcoruar.f With the contract and
.sprrincatious for tho same
There .- 'u. the contractors for paw
ing said street rs follows.
For intersections. etc.,. 1850 p
For cost - advcrfisiug. blanks
and inspectors salary -----... 10 %
Total amount NlI3 20
Respectfully. etc,
y HNAItEE
CorIwi ssiouet
accepted aro b> unanimous consent
Aid Goeschel offered the following
whereas N appears from commu-
nication from the Department 81 Pub
lie Works that the paving as per con-