The Detroit times., 1910-07-08
Tsmpsrasarea M Hell. IsIs hath Aou..,
Air. soj water, 20.

an so water, 70.
eIs', roll Heinsman! .An the citie.
the country are looking af Detroit
sna wondering how we can noat our
CITY and county bonds At and sh
Per cent ! got circulars every day
IN which the bonds OF other cities
are advertised at per cent"
City Clerk Niehol. IN. resolved . conn
S %,nnteaticn from the city clerk OF
SleVeland. agreeing 10 Aug. 3 as the
sAy Tor the return ball game between
cities s betrotet 1sa% Will OF leave ave fo2
Cleveland on the boat. Aug. 2.
hssasl Goidmaa, Junk dealer ~ No. sie
Thursday, after he had been found
carting on furniture from the resi-
denee OF J. T. Wing No. 1883 Wood
elared he had paid a man t16 for the
furniture All the furniture which
GOLDMAN carted away. has been re-
turned
AS an object lesson 90 persons who
itors to the Eiks Convention. Judge
Johnson. a Negress. is years old. 20
House OF Correction. She was con-
victed OF stealing t36 from a mans
pocket For an attempted burglary.
. Albert w. Oteski. was sentenced TO
Traffic PatroIman Edward Mohlmas
md ex-Patrolman Albert Measel, No.
SIS Chene-st., engaged In a spirited
combat at the crossing at Michigan
serno ond M easel is now nu driving a
brewery wagon, and Mohlman de-
clares that he disregarded the order
, TO stop when when he spPrG1sa nd the
Mohlman finally climbed up on the
wagon. Measel was taken 10 the
station and complaint VIII be laid
against him.
Aid. Watson is starting movement
Co build muntcipal garbage plant
with the $4,000 bond Issue author
lied for that purpose year or SO
ago. An attempt was made TO cancel
tho bonds In the meeting OF the board
of estimates last spring, but the mo-
ton il held to have failed on a par
liamentary. technicality. Aid. Watson
ing plant were given TO the city In
stead OF TO a private corporation, II
would be possible to better the col
lection service.
Fire Marshal John McDuR proposes 20
to prohibit the use OF frecrackers on
the Fourth OF July. He points out
that the nre department answered
previous day, and he believes that
the only remedy OF the matter IL to
forbid the use OF firecrackers. The
uunkeT 10 property II 100 great 10
allow the use OF the explosives. the
marshal says. He Is of the opinion
that the insurance companies and
owners OF property VIII support him
In the matter.
The Hammond estate began suit In
Judge HOsmer's court, Thursday, 90
close the bar IN the Hotel Harring-
ton, on the ground that when the
estate leased the hotel TO the Hlnkle-
Nowlin Co. by which II was sub
leased TO James w. Harrington. and
BY him TO Frank Hlbbler. IL was
stipulated that no liquors were to be
tends that when the Hinkle-Nowlin
Co. permitted Harrington to sell
liquor that section OF the lease was
made null and void. The estate holds,
however, that the grant made to
Harrington was personal. and that
the original stipulation still holds.
Muriel Lawrence, aged q years, an or
phan, started from Detroit, Thurs
day, TO join her grandparents In Bel
where she will make her home in
future. After the death OF her moth
er, Muriel went to live with a De-
troit couple. who took her after her
father advertised for a home for her.
After her fathers support ceased the
couple adopted her. but recently on
account or their age, they decided
that they could not give her the
care she needed. Through the aid OF
the Associated Charities. they got In
touch with the little girls relatives
in Ireland. who were overjoyed at
the prospect of getting the child.
They sent money for her passage.
old country in charge OF family
going TO Scotland.