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DEarH az q. POuEROV kEESE.
G:raNsinsphr~ ~ G'ssper. About whom
He HAD written.

Wv Na9N
&. Po,neroy Keeso oG Cooperstown. y.
Y. died Yesterday morning 81 heart
disease in nj. eighty third year at the home
of his son. Theodore kcese. n Fast Fifty
NTH street Mr.. keess was at work on
blIsinauS matters down town on Thursday.
ate a hearty supper that night and retired
apparently in good health. He died at
I2.sO yesterday morning. lie beavcs a
widow. tn whom he had h~en married
over sixty years. five daughters and two
sons
Mr.. kee~e was the granddaughter Of
J. Fenimore CspTsr and one of the few
men living who know Cooper intimately.
Mr.. Reese was lovn In New York Jan
uary ~. ISIS; he was edtpcated in Flush
ing hut when still but . boy moved IN
Coop@TwtOWn, where he took up his resi-
deuce ~ -Edgewater,- an old family
houss buii by Isaac Cooper. hrotheV
of the author and within a stones throw
IL tho Indian monument which Mrs
Bishop Potter eT~cted on the site ~ the
authors pld home Mr. ke~Ns wrote
several magazine articles concerning
the Author amt alb the prefaces To SINE
~ his booke.
Nh keese was president of the second
National PANT ~ COoTerrtown for thirty
ave wears and prominent farmer 81 the
district He Was married Ia CAroline Foot.
daughter % Lyman Foot. n surgeon IN
the army during the Mexican war. On
October 10 $50.
Besides hrs writings concerning Cooper.
Mr. K@~ss wrote many maya ins articles
for HaTpsTs PNfRaw's and other peri
ocliCale on various subjects. mostly coil
nected with farming. lie was an authority
On hops
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, warn TWAIN WEWORIAL
Proposed ,S Ysrpetuste NR'hoE's sssy-
heed NOme at bpaBnthal. We.

JETpERSoS CITT. Mo. April - An
S~erinG a Telegram, from " J. Hin II
Hannibal re.I',estinG his indorrement
Of a TIan 10 ret Mark TWains boyhoocl
home IN Hannibal and make Il = state
memorial. Gov. Hadley says:
Z heartily favor the plan suggested.
The people Of Missouri will honor them
solves by . proper memorial. In Marx
Twain Missouri gave TO the country or
most tyUicel American writer Nv this
I mean Mark TWain's wTittnGs are more
81 cre~s'Vs W the life % the American
people w>st % tho AlleRhanies than tho-c
II auy other American writer RiIdyard
KipIinR once said be would rather he able
90 -sY he had written Tom Sawyer
than al the WFitin e. he had prodt1cs
All htmine~s ho'J@ee and city Offices
will be clo-ed on the day ~ MARI Twain =
f,ineraI and memorial -~vvices will l'e held
~ the same h0air ~ the -erN ioeS In the
Vast 4 long telegram 81 conciolence was
sent TODAY IN Mrs Ossip OahrilowItsnh.
Mv. Cfem1ns's daughter. The message
urged that thc bodv ~ buried hers IN tl,s
same lot with his father. mother and
byotherH
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MARK TWAIN rO UNCLE JOE.
We wanted tn Thanlss q CeDgress 10 H'
Ceusa lIebos Ter Cspyright lBlll.

Ne wanted tn Tlsanlss q Congress 10 tte
Ceusd l.eoos Ter CspyFssht Istli.
wAsEINornN. April 13.--When Uncle
Joe Cannon reached the Capitol this morn
ing he went straight 20 his desk and
hshine In n drawer where he keepS his
private correepondencs got out the last
letter that Mark Twain wrote 10 him. 10
was written Go tho speaker when Mr.
Clemens was In Washington about two
years ago 10 testify before a Congre~-
eiooal COMMITTEES on the copyright Till
then pending. Here 10 the letter:
DsAs UScSs Jos: Please -, the thanks
% Congress. not merit week but right away.
70 very necessary. y" accomplish this
for your ahectionate old friend: and right
away. by persuasion " you can. by Vio-
le0ce you must. Dor IL II impera-
lively necsaaary that ! get on the aocr
for two OF three hours and talk 20 the mem
berp man by man In behalf ~ the support.
encouragement and proteetion 81 one AZ
the natica's most valuable assets and
dussFtea-Ws literature 7 have arg,l-
nents with me; also . barrel with liquid
IN H.
Get me a chance Get me the thanks
of Congress. Doa't wait for the others.
there 10 not time Furnish thsu to me
yourself and let Congress raiify Il later.
. have stayed away and lot congress alone
for ssventy-cne years and am entitled
20 the thanks. Congress knows THE per
fec,ly we'll. and ! have long felt that this
quite proper and earned expression cs
gra,ltude hes heen naerely fel by the Hou.e
and never uttered
Send me an order ~ The sergeant a.
ARMS
| or,~h'
! when snail come
With love and Q beaedictIon
MANS Tu,tN
! The thanks 81 Ccugr-.s- csrr,es With ~
! perusssion 80 appear On the Moor. hence
/ Mark 7 ain = desire "a he thanked t'ncl~
JNe Cannon recalled 10 dsv > fa~ cthaT
incidents ~ the lest Wat - Nerk T~air
- Washington
. The Spesk ~ did no, try 20 get the Ho,iss
~ vote its thanks ~ The humcr,si h,pt he
- The cert s-s, thing ". ssys W.
! lobbying AFt~r Marx GOT the room Re
! wanted n know ~ IN. Speaker h~~ h..
YES going TO entiee the members ~ TIC
/ HOUSE ~ come and 90 him
To yon went - go than singly ~ col
ls~,iv~ly'' asked the Speaker
Mark allow ID he you'd like a. the star,
| - se~ the met o. them toResher But
ho- ran J got 81 them'- asked Mark
Wait a minute. @atd I ncl@ Joe.
few minutes later the Speaker ar.
pcared on tbs floor 81 the Hoslrs Marx
Twain IL 10 thu Ways and NaAns I on
Vnit,ee room Cncle Zoe remarked casu-
ally TO a group u three Representatives.
Ten minutes later. with not another word
Housr "hambcr was practicsgy Deserted
and 7 ncIs ice wasn't surprised 'o ind
most ~ the nn@ulheFs out - the COMMIT
te~ room talking ~,th Marx Twain
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TRGE = NEW PRIMARY Law
VIII kRs~S Men send Tbetr views 20 TMs
Legislature.

4 petition was sent Ia the I.egisIatu rs
yesterday 10y committee consisting
among others. Of Ssth Low. Otto r. Ban
nard, Joseph ". Choais. Henry W. Taft
ChArles A. SchiereD. Horace Porter. Al
fred 7. White. Henry l.. stimson. the Rev
Thomas r. Slicer. Louis stern. Thomas "
Hubbard, y. Teounlash shsrman. Che
THrdi Davis. Nicholas Murray BlfIer and
jacob Gould Schurman, urging that there
should he q direct primary bill passed AMI
that it should contain these provisions.
That the primaries shOuld be held on the
same day throughout the state
That IN the primaries only the anrolleel
nembers 81 the party concerned should bs
entitled 70 vote
That there should be ssta bliahsd by Ia y
. Statewide enrolment % voters.
That there should he an odncial primary
ballot
Tha' 'hs lave aiming "a prevent corrupt
practi'r~ ~ ~ic-si0Ds should ~ eHtenasd
~ prtussrs "lcs ions
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senator and Nr~. D-p.~ FnIrvtAm OR EsI-
50ih Eslrthsta,.

WASHINOTos. April - senator and
Mrs Depew entertained n dinner oon-
pany tonight IN their Washington hons
80 celebrate the seventy sixth anniVer-
AIRY OS the Senator'S birthday IL was
really Mrs INepew's surpn-s porty Tor
the senator. who newer knows who his
birthday guests arr TO he until they ar
rive The guests Were the Nice- presp,is.nt
aud Mr. sherman. senator Bacon. S..n-
AtoT and Mrs NewIandr. senator nnd
Senator amt Mr.. BriRR<, Rspr'@ antsI
vIy" tsiijs-Jt. Assistant -ssCrcuaTy vi the
Navy and Mrr Bs.sknaan Winthrop. Mr.
and MFu Wayn. Macv~agh. SIR Is...
Me- lung. l.jeut Col. aud Mr.. Iltarls.s,
Z. McS,aWiey roFmsT Representative
aud Mrs Henry MIKE Porter Mlr- Patt@n.
Mrs Marion v i,- and Miss Helrn squire
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NEWS az PLUs avn TLirERS.
Theedeve nsb~Fts Engaged ny the Fsrasi'
For~rs Cor ''Jlus Ihe rramsn.''

Theodore nSbrFts Engaged ny the fsrasi'
Fer~rs ssr "Jlm tire pramsn.''
The new theatrical producing company
Of william 4. Brady. Inc IA which tho
N~ssr- sShubsrt and William A. bradv
are jointly intsrested. Yesterday Engaged
Theociors ROtserts to appear IN its great
all star rev wal og jun the Pennoan.
rehss sails oG which will begin on MOndSy
Mr.. Rol,srts will appear as Baroa Hart
ed. the inoS ng spirit N the company
oi thlsSes.
Miss Viola Allen yesterday received
n e,AbIsgrAm from the bDard Of eoVernors
81 IN. Memorial Theatre In Stratford-Vn-
Avon cnnvsytng their regret that Miss
Alien has bes-n prevented from AIFear-
ing in the Shakespeare festival cebeDra-
aian net for to-day. The star OF The
White Sistsr' had been invited by tho
Tiaht." Miss Allen Was oOmpelled to
.i~cIine l,soais.s her season ~ not vet over.
BENEFITS for the Actors funsl fair
Nerp given yesreruGy in DOsIOu, TuIia-
sl~lphia. pittsburg. ~. louis. Cleveland.
shshalo and CiDcinnati. Tho total re-
sIS. sOn. These beDcfits we're given under
the suapices of tl,s COMMITTEES, ~ which
A l.. EFlanasf W ths national chairman.
DpnAlh RoApsFtson. Hho 10 nov appear
ing AZ BesfhOreR AZ the New fheatre. SaS
tie guest OF honor Yesterday Afternoon
al the meeting % tlSs Century Iheai re Club
In the large hallToosn ~ the Hotel Asior.
ThuTIOW BerNrn. IeAsling man with Mar
sta Oily IN -Ths WhiTlvind.. and John
F,mern0n, the stage director oE The Whirl-
Wind who AlsO appears a. member
Of the cast. assisted IN the entertainment.
Mr. Der gsn Appeared In The Right ~
RIrth- and Mr. Bnsrson In scene from
"A Dolls House.
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OLD TONBS kEEPER DEAD.
Robert Cuor,nWhsm, vino serN 81 FsrSS
Wears, Retired tn Is33.

Rol'ert Cunningham. the veteran among
keepers ~ tho HISTORY of the TOmbs
prison. though long retired. died yester-
day a. the home q hts daughter. Mrs
I,o,nse Washburn. with whom he lived
For forty years-froni 1853 90 1903 Mr.
Cunningham Was a keeper in the ToFnt-.
When he fr~t came to the pFison The yard
was stilI unpavSd. though later when
Belgian hlocks were put dow on broad
way son~ II the old coblIlestOnes, ~ his
suggestion. were carried over To the
Totnl@ and used io pave the yard
Among a hundred experiences with
prisoners the worst was his encounter
With = fellow named GAncevni. Cunning
ham. failing 10 quiei him. entered Gan
ceunis cell The prisoner stabbed the
keeper in the hack and almost hat "a his
thuInh. hat cunningham contnyet to
overpoweT him. Mr.. Cunnin CHAM WAS 9s
wears ukI
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.tCROBAT FOUND DEAD.
Gas AsuhyxIat,sa knls one ST . GrSap
o9 Tumblrrs

Alfred windIer. 20 years old, an scrO-
bat performing with a group Of tumblera
in the Barnum a bailey circus, WIS found
dead IN his room az 7O7 West Thirty
eighth street yesterday Afternoon Gas
vas pouring from two open jets
Members OF the group in which Windler
He came With them from Germany. bsrt
kept 20 himself. Another acrobat was
substituted Z yesterCtay's performances
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Tive Presew' enc ~ NersS- ihe s,ree,
IAt'er Was Ne PO~sIPsle.


~ the meeting 81 the BOARD of Estimate
yesterday IA JUSTICE O'Rrien Of tho
supreme o,Irt. the president oI the conn-
mission appointed Nv tho Mayor ~ select
y site for the new court house. presented
the rapport The report said that % al
the -it-~ examined the board haa come Ia
the conclusion that only two sites arc
suitable. the present site in city Hall
Park and the site north ~ Chamber street
bounded by Rroaiway. the Hall - R~cords
and hIane stree, The board estimates
that this property will cost n5.0H 40.
Mayor 0sySoT said that he Thought
IL would be advisable for the court house
board 20 leave its report with tho mem
hers ~ tho BOARD ~ Estimate The Mayor
>aid that be would probably appoint a
committee from the board 20 work with
the coUri hoLss board ia the financial
end ~ the matter
i understand YOU favor the park site
on financial grounds We will consider
your recommendation On that score. but
Il may b" that th" financial situation.
which uow seems to prohifit any other
site. NAV be removed The fiscal year
begins "n July I. AMI IL may be the euuali-
zatiOn 1T The assessment rt,llr may relieve
the situation " the valtle~ We get from
the TaN Commissioners DO away with che
pre-"ht narro~ Dnrrow ing capacity We
NAV not N. restricted by the cohsidera-
ton OF coets
On recommendation ~ COmptroller
Prendergast the three Dcputy POlice
Commissioners had salary raises from
e4.Ooo ~ 9,0O year, the Comptroller
declaring that thew we're tho low est paid
officials IN the city and ~ere entitled 10
the rAisa in salary
Tho resolution now gocs N tha Boarvi %
Aldermen. and " Leader Frank Dow line
IL the democratic Aldermen sticks 70 his
announced resolution o. defeat any salary
raiee IN account " the opposition Of the
Republl0aN meEberp 10 the appropFia-
ton ~ Na.WD n prt tho n~~ Queens
curnty court house in n condition for &C
cupanCy the police deputies will wait
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DENyER. April -. Capt q. n. odell. =
fr-t cousin 81 former Governor Odeli Of
New York. and who recently came to Denver
from Joplin, Mo, and Mr. Louise Frances
Htll. also Of joplin. we're married IN Fort
Morgan yesterday.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mrs Odell left for seattle where an estate
IN ~ hich she has an interest II hcipg settled.
Mrs Odell Was divorced from Iiiu about
two year, ago
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M.rr Ws.hIus,.n P.rlruI,. -sI.I.

There wA- another Si0.SD day ~ the
auction oT the Holden coiloction ~ Ameri-
cana yesterday Al the American Ara
Galleries ID the aftsrnoon the whole
length Washington plate No 80 soIh az
tsIs and the whole length 10y Peals. No.
puO. o. t1DS. In the evening No. pd2 in
colOvu. -old ~ e77S and the profile hurst
in uniform. No. i021 for G4NS
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Eorf WOCRNs IVAN.
~ H"s' ISV-d AUtIpor ~ tpse Presesa
"a ~ the t;eneral Estinsats@n.

I.. '1rs D~spsschrs - Tmn SrN.
.'r'' lprl - The afternoon
i....- 0I'1out exception devote con-
.' " -r'"- 20 obituaries and >di-
.n I1rk Twain. who " referred
.. ~crid'- greatest humoFist.'
are '-yoted Ia anecdotes and
r he predominant note % all
'' .ss cns ~ aR~ctiOnats regret.
rav 30 summed uD IN the words
o. Pal NsD 'sdasf's
~ iu particular and the Engitsh
= '.'-g ord generally N mourning tbe
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4 Pns,exraph nc en-. Gene,

SAN FRANCTsCO. April IA photo
graph ~ rho head and part 90 the tail
81 Hall-ys. comet In which the length
% - mIlch Of the tail a. was recorded
was shown to no I .IOD. ono miles. has been
taken At Lack Observatory by Astronomer
Ctirtts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
RrsskI,n Revub,,r.n u..ad-r 60 a.,,.

Reuben l.. Hask Ell. borough secretary
In Rrons lvn. announced Yesterday that
h. wo1ld soon retire from HE place a.
Republican leader in the twenty third
Assembly district He u also hk~iy ~
quit hts ofVicial job ~ borough secretary
In order To devote all his time To his la'v
prAcflce
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me van ssrsss .Eveasaw aua. 4.

The Wall Street edition % rHB EVENING
soy contains an TIE nnsnciAl news and
de Saook and bond quotations 20 sho close
~ the market. The cioatng qnotAdona.
Including tlss -bid and ashsd" prices. with
sdolteioaAl news matter. are contained Al.O
u the night s<itaion % THn EVMNEKo sOH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

The Will ~ former Supreme Court
Justice Charles y. Donohus leaves an
his propartY in trust tn HE two aona and
one dauRh6nr and states: As the MW
provides that my dsbts shall ~ first paid.
n " not necessary for me N make any
pvovirion The value ~ the estate wns
nat m-ntiOned
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
WAYS and Means,

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
Ways and Means. TO whom was re-
ferred the reports OF the various city
officers for the week ending July end.
1910, respectfully report that with the
chief Accountant we have examined
the same and believing them TO DC
correct. recommend their approval
Respectfully submitted.
WM IL. SHAPLAND,
JOHN T.. THOMPSON,
JOHN HARPER
AUG SCHULTZ,
WIN. GUTMAN.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Burton, Deimel. Ell
lis, Frciwald, Garvcy. Gocschel. Grind
lev, Gutman Harpfer, Keating, KoeniE.
KonkeI KoTte, owen, Reinharqt,
Rosenthal, Rutte.. Schultz, Shapland.
Theip,n, Thompson, Tossy. Trevor,
Vernon. Walsh, Watson, Iink, Zotller,
Gilman and the President Pro Tem.
al.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

Accepted and adopted as toiIowss
lis. Freiwaid. Garvey Goeschei. 0rtnd-
kSnSa ksS .maR Rorss Hsrpfso 6wss k.nssrd snf
Rosenthai. Rutter. Schultz. shapiards
Tneisen. Thompson. Tossy, Trevor.
Gilman and the President Pro Teu.
Iii.
Nays-None.
FROM THE SAME
TO the Honorable the Common counci,:
Sentlemen-fcur Committee an
ierred the COMMUNICATION from the
Commissioners of Police. relative TO pa
,ro.inen doing bank patrol duty. beg
same under consideration and recon-
RsspectsSiiy sabmlitsd.
VIM n. SHAPLAND.
JOHN HARPER,
WALTER M. TREVOR.
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
VIM. .;uTMAN.
BY Aid. Shapland:
Resolved, That the Commissioner or
Police be and he Is hereby authorized
10 employ four patrolmen In additi IN
TO the number now provided for in the
appropriation for the fiscal year end
Ing June 30th. 1911. and the salary .or
Ss Is 10 es pfis Poee
Adopted as follows:
liz. Flexaid As ds41eR Ru5!S. Rsms nd
ley: Gutman, Harpfer Keating. kpenig'
Rosenthal, Rutter. Schultz. shapiand.
Vernon. Walsh. Watson. link, Zoelier.
Gilman and the President Pro TEN.
81.
Nays-None.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common council;
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts to whom was re-
ferred the communication from the
City Controller. transmitting without
approval. voucher OF the Pittsburg
Art Museum Commission, respectfully
report that we have had the same un-
der consideration and find that said
voucher includes an invoice for s46 for
previous to the time this bill was pre-
sented, new schedule OF reduced
prices went into effect. but inasmuch
as the Art Museum had contracted for
new schedule went into effect. we can
see no other course to pursue than to
pay said bill. and we therefore offer
the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GRINDLEY,
JAMES VERNON,
WILLIAM KoENiG.
r. NJ WATSON.
Accepted and on leave the following
resolution was offered
BY Aid. Grindley:
Resolved, That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby authorized and In
structed TO draw warrant upon the
proper fund In favor OF the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Co for the sum OF $67.S0,
In full settlement OF bill presented TO
the Art Museum Commission by said
n m lrA rs fnr ar1a ofA raFa m.
tation OF the proper receipt therefor.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimei. Ell
lis. Freiwald, Garvey, Goeschel, Grind
ley, Gutman, Harpfer, Heating. koenig,
konkel. Korte, Owen. ReinhaTo..
Rosenthal. Ruttsr. Schultz. Shap:and,
Theison, Thompson, Tossy, Trevor.
Vernon. Walsh. Watson, link, Zoeller.
Gilman and the President Pro TEN.
81.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
Fire Protection.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmen-Your COMMITTEES on Fire
Protection 10 whom was referred the
OF ButldirgS respectfully report that
we have had the matter under con-
alteration and ind that previous 20 the
OTTO Zieman. located at the northwest
corner OF Jefferson avenue and Taft
street. had started the construction of
brick veneer building, but had failed
Of buildings for building perufr
since said ordinance went into enecf
petitioner made application TOE . per-
Sce.ss.-<s s~ Pass nsEse>
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
Claims and Accounts.

70 the Honorable the Common CouncT:
Gentlemen y our Committee on
Claims and Accounts 70 whom was re-
fsrred the Controllers list OF Approved
Accounts OF July 5th, 1910. respect
f',I;y report that we have examined the
sane, and believing them TO he coz
re,t recommend that they be paid
from the proper funds.
-Resprcttully submitted,
JOHN GRTNDIEY,
JAMES VERNON,
GODFREY FREIWALD,
WIN, kOENIG.
- T. M. WATSON.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

Gentlemen--The First National Bank
asks this department TO continue the
services OF a patrolman wko has been on
duty at that place for some time past
and the bank will pay the patroiman's
salary. desire TO request that your
this source amounting 10 $1,000, to the
credit or the pay ron frnd OF this de-
partment thereby authorizing me 10 en-
ploy another patrolmsn
Very respectfully,
r. III. CROUL,
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
From Public Lighting Commission.

Hon. Charles A. Nichols. City Clerk:
Dear Sir-We beg TO acknowledge re-
ceipt OF your notice OF the action Of the
Common Council at the session OF. June
2s, 1910, in relation to requests for the
OF arc lights. as follows:
BY Aid. Korte
Seyburn and Goethe avenues
Request noted and filed this day.
Baldwin avenue, between Sylvester and
Garfield avenues.
Request noted and filed this day.
Yours very respectfully.
THE PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMIS-
SION,
F. T. BOWLER,
Secretary.
Accepted and placed on file.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
From Department OF Parks and
Rouisyards

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--i am directed by Commits
sioner Hurlbut TO request your honor
able body to direct the City Controller
TO transfer the balances for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1910, TO the funds
or the present fiscal year. as follows:
Account Credit
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

Total .$11l, ,665 ~
All balances remaining after work vs.
above stated, to account No. 80. s.c-
plus receipts
Respectfully you're
H. w. BUSCH
Secretary
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-I respectfully report TO
your honorable body that the fines and
costs collected In the Recorders Court
during the May term thereof for viola
tion OF the city ordinances, amount to
two hundred and ninety U290O0) dol
lars which amount has been deposited
with the City Treasurer and his receipt
therefor taken.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. GROGAN.
Clerk OF the Recorders Court
Accepted and placed on file.
From Clerk Of the Recorders Court.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen-I respectfully report 10
your honorable body that Jury duly I'm.
panelled In the Recorders Court, I'm the
matter OF opening Hancock nvenue from
Riopelle street TO Mt. Elliott avenue
where not already open as a public street
and highway. rendered a verdict I'm favor
OF said opening December II. 1909. and
June %. 1910, which was confirmed by
In accordanc with the statute, I here
with transmit a certified copy OF said YER
dict, and Of the Judgment OF confirmation
Respectfully,
JOHN a. GRoGAN,
Clerk.
Accepted. and referred to the Commit
tee on street Openings.
From City Clerk.
That he presented such portion OF the
proceedings OF the, last session as Is re-
ouired by the Charter TO be so presented
TO his Honor the Mayor for approval on
the End inst, and that they were ap-
proved on the 5th inst, except such por-
ton as relates TO . report OF Special