The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-07


Detroit drew sI2,Do4.ss interest ON bank
i ng for the three months end
n horse and buREy belonging 20 Coun-
chemist John Il. Clark was stolen
from In front OF the Washington Ar
cade' wednesday afternoon.
w. II. Groner's COW was reposinE bliss
July In Held near the Groner home,
no. - Gullloz-stY Wednesday night
te aeh some thief aPPro.a.sahe$d a.. and
chain that had been attached to the
bovine neck
DIR. Edward MarshaII, who was surgeon
the u. 3. marine hospital service
ceding DIR. A. G.. Wollenberg, has
peen transferred from Delaware
Breakwater quarantine station TO the
y. ;. quarantine station at Honolulu.
The Detroit chapter OF the American
institute of Ranking, gives its nm
nual moonlight and concert on the
tertainment eommittee has provided
good program. The sale of tickets
has been limited TO avoid over
crowding.
Isaac Patcher, % years old, No. d. Carl
Fourteenth-s st, at Ash-st., Wednes-
day afternoon. when. It was struck
thrown out and his shoulder broken.
Creedon Bros. auto ambulance took
him TO Harper hospital.
After n conference with Police Com
missioner CrOul. "wednesday after
noon. Mayor Breitmeyer said that no
order would be issued preventing the
exhibition OF Jeffrles-J ohnson fight
pictures until the pictures were here
and had been inspected. No request
TO Suppress the pictures has been sent
TO the mayor
that resurfncinE ON the boulevard.
Will be much retarded as result OF
the estimators cutting of one road
G dn and }hs
OF oil for road sprtnkling are on the
way, but have been held up by the
railway companies.
Two explosions took place on the gas
oline launch lauretta, owned by
Frank Sidner. No. 1OIs Mt. Elliott
ave. Wednesday evening. Leakins
Later Sidner was examining the boat
and carried a lantern In his hand.
Another, explosion occurred and SID
ners hands were burned. The launch
Is moored at the foot OF Hibbard-ave.
Walter Lancaster, who has been em-
pioyed for n short time running
road roller for the department OF
public works, was found by City
Boiler Inspector McCabe to be work
ing without an engineers license.
Complaint was made against him In
recorders court Judge Phelan sus-
pended sentence, and he VIII be re-
lieved OF duty until he can qualify
Melvin CaImers, an Arizona cattle own
err, passed through Detroit Wednes-
day, In pursuit of his ls-year-oid
daughter, who he says. clipped win
Mr. Calmers followed them from
Phoenix to Los Angeles and thence
TO Detroit. lie believes they nave
gone TO the Thousand Islands and he
left here Wednesday night, to con-
tinue the pursuit.
William A. Perren, expert accountant
In the city treasurer's office, hns pre-
pared table showing just what pro.
portion OF every dollar OF taxes paid
goes into each OF the several city
funds The general road fund makes
the heaviest demand, drawing 22.sLl
per cent; board of education, 1860;
ire commission. 1927; police. il.oiS'
public lighting, 6.l67; parks and nou-
levards, 5.4l5. The other funds re-
ceive less than per cent each.
The ID. u. II. moved into Its new Wood
pp sIS $780, ear barns ne Work W sis
mantling the old barns at Wood
ward-ave. and Amsterdam-st., Will
building will be turned over to the
Cadillac Motor Car Co, which pur-
chased the property some time ago.
tormen of the line have moved TO
Highland Park 10 be near the barns.
Receipts in the internal revenue Office
1910. were s5.57601G30. by FAR the
largest In the history of the ofhce.
About 100000 was from the new
corporation tax. Receipts from all
sources for June were $S54,646.43, as
compared with $445.054.25 in June,
1909: Cooperation taxes am 40 Nuns
ing up the increase. other items
were: Beer, Sl33A53.50; cigars. S69,;
taxes. including oieo and liquor re-
ceipts. S39,529.Ss. All these snow
gains.
Business In the money order depart
ment of the Detroit postOfhce for the
fiscal year ending June so, 1910.
shows an increase of l6 per cent In
number of transactions and 80 per
cent in amount Of cash handled, as
compared with the previous year.
Last year. s14,292,l4sl2 was handled,
against 4SstGetsth a the B PeenG p
ceived yet regarding the establish
ment OF postal bank, but Assistant
Postmaster Charles +. Swan believes
that the bank when started will be
under the direction Of the money or
der department.
The body OF sidney G. Robinson,
drowned last week by falling oil a
launch near the entrance TO the ship
canal at ST. Clair Flats, was found
floating in Lake St Clair about two
miles from the mouth of the Detroit
river. Wednesday afternoon, Capt.
John Pearson, OF the sand scow
Mary. making the discovery. In the
mains were positively identified by
Oscar Robinson, brother. and .Bil;
man well. The mother of Robinson,
however. refuses to believe that the
corpse Is that OF her son. She in
clines TO the belief that he has been
picked up alive by treighter which
has not reached dock since the ac-
cident
A woodward car struck n wagon mt
woodward and Adnms-aves., We'd
nesday afternoon, and the team Of
horses attached TO the wagon took
fright and dashed along Adams-ave.
west, colllding with an auto at Park
at. The machine was overturned and
the horses got badly tangled up in
e. II took Motorcycle Patrolmen
Raymond and Field an hour TO re-
lease the team. The auto Is owned
by o. A. Wurm, No. so Adams-av
west J. f. Andrews, No. 400 Theo-
dore-st., who was driving the team,
was thrown out OF the wagon and
severely hurt, being dragged some
distance. witnesses Of the accident
say the motorman OF the car was
talking to a passenger when the col
usion occurred.
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