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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
CHAS. g. SF1AFFER MADE
SUMNER SCHOOL HEAD
Randall Warden Appointed Play.
ground Supervisor.

number of changes affecting the
teaching staff of the Newark schools :
were decided upon at last nights meet
ing of the Board of Education commit
tee on instruction and educational sup
plies.
Charles Grant Shaffer was appointed
supervisor OF summer schools, at a
salary of $3.50 per month; Elizabeth
Bowlby was made a special teacher of
manual training, at salary of $50 a
month, while MARY l.. Garfield and
Josephine Belcher we're made special
teachers of cooking and sewing, at a
salary of $50 month
Randall Warden was appointed
supervisor of Fairgrounds and James
C. Cumberland was made his assistant
Christine Dobbins will be a spec ial
teacher of folk dancing after July IL.
The Newark Public School Athletic
Association, will hold its exercises on
the following days: Gymnastic eN-
hibition, southern section. at First
Regiment iArmory June J.. The no tn
ern section will exhibit on juno ,. Tne
girls athletic carnival Will be held 1T
the armorv the evening of juno 3 The
boys athletic carnival win he held at
Niedeuma ycr's Park on IuItc 70.
Principal Willis, of the Normal an3
Training School recommended that thc
commencement exercises lie held on
June %. while Principal Stcarns, Of tlir
Barringer High school asked that the
schools closing exercises be held on
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
OLD SOUTH ORANGE
ASYLUM TO BE SOLD.
Freeholders' Committee Receives
BeQuests for Salary Raises.

The finance committee of the Board
Of Freeholders decided yesterday to
dispose of the old South Orange avenue
insane asylum ground and buildings,
and will receive bids for the property
on June, s.; Three appraisers, two TO
be real estate men and the third an sx-
pert mechanic, viii be appointed to
appraise the value of the ground and
buildings. 4s
A number Of requests for increases in
salaries of clerks and stenographers in
various departments were referred to
the subcommittee on salaries to report
at a later meeting. Among the re-
quests was one from Surrogate Isaac
Shoenthal for an additional clerk, at a
salary of s1,e00 year. Samuel Birn,
court crier and interpreter in Judge jay
Ten Eyck's court, asked for an increass
OF $500 a year, as did Silas Fitch, aw
librarian.
The salary committee recommended
increases of S120 year for Misses Leh-
man and conway, stenographers in the
surrogates office; an increase of 1920
year for H. F. Turner, clerk in the
County Tax Board. and one of $3.50 for
Miss whiting. stenographer in the
same office. DIR. j. C. Houston, pathelo-
gist at the, County Hospital for Con-
tagious Diseases. was granted an in-
crease ofiSs00 a year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
NElMg;gE1SZ NEl7,teE SZ1 Z1EsIKz@. =
1'f1 7RE &LUB1f

Domy, Mrs Charles Kase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank La Pierre, of Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. J. Frank Davis, Norman L.
Davis, Miss Florence Smith, of New
York; Miss Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Logan of Montclair; Daniel Van
Brunt and Mervin S. Van Brunt, OF
Brooklyn; Lynden Stoutenburgh, the
Misses Stoutenburgh, Mrs. w. w
Muchmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 2
Logan, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. c
Wenham Smith, Miss Ethel Smith.
Horatio NJ. Reed and Myron c. Cram
er, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Ridpath, Lester Kafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs John Bonnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
William t. Smith. Mrs Mary Campbell,
C. Roy Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jacobs, Miss Emily Illingworth. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Iningworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Steeher. Mrs. Jean Weston. Os-
car Weston, Miss Vera French, of East
Orange; Miss Katherine Shaniey.
Mrs John Colyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gardner Royden Wilson,
Mrs. Felnly. Miss Florence Felmly,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Selby, of Irving
ton; DIR. and Mrs Frederick Worl, Mr..
and Mrs George r. Gibson, Harry Hill
gour, Helen Dowden, Miss Harken, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Lyon, Mrs A. G. Bal
com, Mrs. G. Gibson, Miss Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Loweree, Miss Florence III, Mrs.
Robert l.. Burrage, William G. Peahe,
Miss Marion r. Bailey, Mrs. Hardy,
John String, Mrs. ]. 3. Allen, Miss Flo
renee Schanze, Philip Ross, the Misses
Thorburn, MI and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Soule, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lushear.
George B. Soule, j. P. Logan. Mr. and
Mrs. o. G. Balcom, Miss Sophia Nc
Kenzie, of New York: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry E. Jepson, Of East Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Brosch. Miss Marietta
Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wiss,
Mr. and Mrs. William Paul, jr., Mrs.
Andrew Albright. George Smith, Jr.,
Mrs. Joseph G. Spur, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Keepers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28

June 21 for the class day exercises and
on June % for the conlmencement exer-
cises.
Elizabeth W. Dougall. of Barringer
High School; Nj. Anna Lutz. Of College
Place School and Kate Roche, Of
Oliver Street School, asked TO be re
tired ON half pay, in accordance with
the provisions of the act of 1907 rela-
tive to the pensioning of teachers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
MAHMOuT BEATS ROuEN.

MONTREAL. April sS. 1ussiff NAH
mott. lle Turk last night won the first
OF The seriey OF matches to be vrcstled
here. a, Buffalo. lSanaas City and Cnl-
caso, 10 decide who VIII have the right
TO meet Frank Goteh in a championship
.-attle Mahsnout defeated Raoul Dc
Rouen, instwo out Of three falls.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
DROWNED MAN WAS j. LEINBERGER

The identity of the body found float
ing in the North river at Jersey City
yesterday has been identified as that of
John Leinberger, who some years ago
hved at Seventh avenue, Newark.
Latterly he had been living with a son
in Jersey City, having gone there about
ten years age, after the death of mis-
wife. He leaves one son in Newark,
John .Leinberger, 71s Bergen street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.
HEADQU ARTERs FIRE DEPARTMENT-
City Hall.

CITY HaiL
Newark. \. j.. April y 1910
Scaled proposals. VIII be received at these
headquarters twhiie the Board OF Fire Com
missioners is in session.. during the period Of
time between 3 ana $3.50 O'Clock p. IN, on
Wednesday. May 1. 1910. and viii be opened i'm
niediately after the expiration Of the time fxed
for receiving the aforesaid proposals for fur
EishiEg the department with the following sup
plies. to wit; Oats hay. bran and long rye
straw
Such quantities of the host Quality as shail
he nacdei by the several companies during the
month To be delivered AZ the quarters Of the
said companies. samples OF oats accom-
pany each bid.
Further information concerning these pro-
rosals 10 quality and quantity. will be ur-
nished upon application to the secretary OF the
Board.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals 50 received
as may be deemed for the best interests OF the
city.
THOMAS L. BURKE
President
Z, T. sullivan.
Secretary. aps2S-5t
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
In Homer Of Miss Hisble.

Miss Elizabeth Nichols entertained at
bridge at her home. IA Fulton street,
today in honor of Miss Helen Higbie.
Daffodils, marguerites and jonquils
adorned the mantels and tea table,
where, after the games, Mrs NJ. With
ington Clement, of Riverton, and Mrs.
Arthur Slade, of New York, poured.
Nine tables We're in play and among
the guests We're Miss Helen Wheeler,
Miss Jackson, Miss Elizabeth Osborne,
Miss Helen Osborne. Miss Matilda
Dodd, Miss Adeline Dodd, Miss Isabel
Lewis McCarter. Miss Crane, Miss Cora
Crane. Miss Louise C. Polhemus, Miss
Frances Depue. Miss Florence Emore
Murphy Mrs. Edward Fl. Wright. jr.,
Mrs. John J. Wright-Clark, Miss Mary
q. Williamson, Mrs. Frankland Briggs
Mrs. Charles Fawcett Nicholson, Mrs
Leland H. Ross. Mrs. George Barker.
Mrs. E. Erie Moody, Mrs. Norris I.
Weeks, Mrs Sumner Shailer, Mrs
Franklin Murphy, jr., Mrs. Littleton
Kirkpatrick, Miss Florence de Cerkez
Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. Oliver w
Jackson, Mrs Henry Young. jr.. Mrs
Foundstrom, Mrs. Pierre S. Ross, Niss
Elizabeth Condict Carter. Mrs. Harold
Armour Dodge, Mrs. e. Alvah WillSin.
son and Miss Henrietta Bigelow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
DAMASCUS coMMANDERY TO MEET

Damascus Commandery will hold a
stated conciave this evening al S
o'clock Business OF much Importance
win come up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
SCHOOL BUDGET
INCREASED MORE
THAN $4,000
State Appropriation, Being Small
This Year, Will Force New
arkers to Pay Big Sum.

for the maintenance of the public
schools of Newark for, the coming year,
which is an increase of about $270,000
over the total for maintenance last
when the committee on instruction and
educational supplies of the Board of
Edueation held a protracted session.
The increase. means that taxpayers will
have to raise about a quarter OF a
million dollars more than u year ago.
as the States contribution to the sup
port sof the schools of. Newark will not
be very large.
Here is the budget, which is subject
to final consideration by the Board of
Education tonight:
Day schools:
For classes as at present con-
stituted ..................... 81, 1895
New classes as estimated. $500
SUMMER schools. $4,000
--------- ----7--7----
Total day schools. 81, ,482, 166
Pensions ................ .......... 20,29l
Playground .................... 1890
Evening schools s................ '1OIS0O
Manual training. ............... S9,S20
-----
Total salary account. -. 81, ,669,367
Text books. ..:'.,,............... 92,234
Manual training supplies. 1880
Medical inspectors. ~. 3...... 1895
Attendance department. 1850
M -------
Total Observation-Disclosures. 81, S14, 1926
The budget for school repairs, heat
ing and other things that go to make
up the maintenance total will be
worked out today and go before the
board for final approval tonight.
Naturally. the largest item Of increa Sc
in the school maintenance budget is
teachers, salaries The nav roll of this
Zig clty,s school system will jumn
s1cs. 5.,g for day schools alone the
natural s1xsnce necessary. m nrovide
for sixtv-one new. classes and nav the
increases in salary n which taacI,ara
ara antitiad ,,naar tha ,,las oe tba.
hoard a "a .Aoo increase IN the evening
seha,n ta.op,ars, 60 !. ~ cca,,,,tS o,6
oti,o,. a,,sanaas, s,,,, 80, :, ,esit;r,a tal, M
=, ~. -,
&C. 80 az ..i,,ersasa p, t,,is Sifa,,
aIpn' ',,o s1,a %. fo,. M tho - i',rhis oannt
,..',.e, s',te.,
,,,. .,,.,o,,
:. a. oao 30 ,,,,t,,,.
.o ooo n, f,,,,,
To,VOI., 49,. rra,,,sas ,,,4.s,.aI s,,,,er.
-.,.o o. as,o,,i..aa an,ia;st;,, '.,f r3res-
.m..as..-,. ~ ,,,,sI5 - 81 h,ard
c.N..;.,4..,ss,,+ -. n "a
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,.e.',, n 49, F,,ro,,osed he, c.rair,oan n
I, t,~a,,.,, - t,,a III, fJo,I,,es,s ra-
81. ,,,.1,cel ,,,srectors
;,.tsad .os' ,,;xteen he Granted Int thai
tI-, ca,,,,,a,,sa iio,, he made se5o ner year
aa.1, fa,.. I've ,,oure, work each school
,,ss, astasd ~ SAM, nor YEAR as at. pres
ant tho ,,ri,erstansiine .beine that hut
49, sc,ool. irstaa,l, NJ Ave should he
,,nde,.s "a ~, Il, ,s,,ector,s s,,nervision
DIR Holmes recommended that there
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28

stories, Miss Heinlein gave banjo iln-
provisations and Miss Marie Warning
ton, soprano, sang.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28

SeiDys 10 TOUR f4uropr'
Among the Newarkers who will sail
on the steamship Mauretania on June
will be Mrs William Brooks Selby,
of Lincoln park. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Mabel Selby. and her
niece, Miss Jane Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carroll Wilson will join them
month later They will be away until
October Their trip will include visits
to Switzerland. Norway Sweden and
the Passion Play at Oberamaegan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
Windsor-Biake.

Wfndsor-Blake.
Miss Bessie Doretta Blake, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Blake, Of
IA Bergen street, and Arthur c. Wind
sor, of this city, were married in st.
Barnabass Episcopal Church last night
by the rector, the Rev. stephen H.
Cranberry.
Palms, ferns and clusters of white
roses formed the decorations. TIE
bride wore an imported lace robe over
white satin showing touches of white
satin rose embroidery, and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Her long tulle veil was
caught with ofange blossoms. and she
wore a tiny watch, gift of the bride
groom Attending her were her sister,
Miss Louise Blake, and Miss Veln1a
Place, who were gowned alike in pale
yellow silk garnished with cream lace.
They wore wreaths of yellow rosebuds
and carried arm bouquets of jonquils.
Mrs Blake wore a white embroidered
robe of lace and satin, and Mrs. Clara
Windsor, the mother of the bridegroom,
was in black silk embroidered. Her
bert Windsor attended his brother as
best man, and the ushers were Tilson
f. Blake, brother of the bride, and
Harry Riker of Summit.
The nuptial music was furnished by
Professor George Scott, of Plainfield,
whose marriage to Miss Louise Blake
will take place in June.
A reception followed at the Blake
home, after which the young couple left
for a tour of the South. The brides
travelling gown was of mustard-colored
cloth. with hat to match. They will
live in Eaton place. East Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
Mis-. Cndmu. Give. Luncheon.

Miss Mildred Z. Cadmus entertained
at luncheon at her home, $50 Clinton
avenue, today, in honor of Miss Char
lotte Fisk. Covers were laid for twelve,
and the table was adorned with bowls
of pink and white roses. Those pres
ent beside the hostess and the guest of
honor We're Mrs. Charles Remsen. Mrs.
Charles Ward Romaine, Mrs. Florence
Hague, Mrs. Walter Smelling, Mrs. John
Holden, Mrs. Robert Prior. jr. Miss
Grace Harris, Miss Grace Blevney. Miss
Elizabeth Woodruff and Mrs. William
Mckinney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28
Coop<r-snith.

Cooper Smith. v.
Miss Maude E. Smith, OF A Qutman
street, and Arthur S. Cooper, of 10s
Bruen street. We're quietly married in
the parsonage of the South Baptist
Church last night by the pastor. the
Rev. Clark #. Browncll. Miss Cornelia
Dickersop and Alfred Hainpson We're
the attendants
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28

Mothcr's Tea.
Mrs Robert F. Ballaniine, teacher
of the primary department in the SUIT
day school of the North Reformed
Church, and her assistants, Mrs.
Charles C. Weeks. Mrs. John o. H.
Pitney. Mrs. Gilbert r. Potts. Mrs.
Charles Bradley and Mrs. Peter r.
Campbell, held the annual tea for
mothers of the pupils in the church
parIors yesterday A musical program
was enjoyed by tho 400 mothers pres
ent Mrs. Hardin Burnley told dialect
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-04-28

+. Y. sulllv
Secretary.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Mayor.

~. July o. 1910
10 the Honorable the Common CounciI,
M Gent emen-t,Iss herewith TRANSMIT 20
your honorable body report made by
the executive committee Of the i,or,'
miitee Of Fifty appointed by me 70
the purpose of m3king investigation
Into the street railway question.
~ nm uiso trannnittiag certain bills
incurred ia the attemptyto arhitratc,tbc
oInerences between the valuation or
Detroit United Railway proporties -
arrived 80 by the Committee OF Fiftv
ana AZ. Ql9imcd by the company I an,
fftnanItting these tills to yo,r
NonofalDle BODY IN pursuance OF a reso.
luton adopted at your session OF ApriI
1tth tQ9chiD9 on the Question of che
|kfcntclof such arbitration I mtnhf
49, thai moTe than - .e00 Of sxpe, go
/H|pfrqd IN preparing ,for the arbitra-
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Referred 10 Committee On FRANCHISES
Following are the bills REFERRED w.
Frank ", EDDY: .,i EsS" Company.
IN View Of The recent request of the
Common Council that bills ia eoh u.s
ton with the WORK OF tns .yyaakiy
cesire 10 submit to you the fact tnat
for disbursements incident 10 the uiP
af Judge Grant and myself 70 Sien"
teIephoning which have done In con :
nSEtion with tho work OF the boar1 q.
Arbitration the Committee is ihdeoto'
10 me In the sum OF st3,'f'
very 'ru'' J. o. MURFIN.
Mr.. Frank w. Eddy. Chairman.
paul G.. Remand. Secretary.
Gentlemen: Your letter OF the otn
instant Is received. In reply L nave
10 say | am az the disposal OF the
rarties to continue the arbitration AZ
any time they see NJ TO proceed VIII
Murfn. Is our OF the city. | have no
doubt that both he and Judge Tayl9r
will do likewise. After the Two IA
Wisconsin. where my wife and daush-
ters were. to remain until the i'd
iourned meeting. l would have had 70
remain at the hotel upon expense OF
$1,000. Hoping that some way may pc
found 10 settle this controversy TO the
satisfaction and beneht or all parues
Sincerely yours n,Sr
Detroit. Mich. June 8, 1919.
c. r, Grant. No. 2o6-2os-4s6
To Pontchartrair Hotel Co, Dr..
Rooms Nos. 06-20s-426,
days .............,.,. .SSZ W
Rest ...................., IL 70
Baggage ''..''''''''''''' 81
Express ...,....''.... $500
TelCnEOneS -. u w
Detroit Mich. June 6. 1910.
To Pontchartrain Hotel Co, DR.:
Room No 2o6. days. .$l2 90
Rest ..,...............,. 50
Telegram .............., so eo
Detroit. June /, 1910.
City of Detroit.
To George Donaldson. Dr.
May-Daly Transcript of pro;
ceedings before Board
az total expense for ali copies3
1909
Zee. e-Report OF meeting OF
committee ..........s....S oV
Mar: 10 & I3-Typewriting re-
port iorcinanCe) CllO
pages. coItes) .......... ~ SO
Total .,......s85 90
BY cash advanced by Mr.. Rem :.
Balance due ...............,.sai 90
Mar. si-Reporuus meeting of
Committee OF Fifty OF
a sS,ra copies eSSe Of same i;sis % %
Referred to Committee on Fran.
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COMMON COUNCIL
1nrF1cIALl

Detroit. Tuesday, July ., 1910
The Council was called 20 order bN
the President, IIon Thomas ). Gilman.
present AID Deimel Ellis, Fret
'wafd' Garvey, Goeschel, Grindley, koe-
Mig. Korte, Lempke, owen, Reinhardt'
Rutter Shapland, ThfiseM lAohbSs2pihl'
Trevor, Vernon WASH NAlsull' SAlih
and the President.
There being a quorum present the
Council was declared 10 be IN session
The Journal OF the preceding session
was apDroVed
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From Department. Of Public Works.

To the Honorable Common Council:
Gentlemen-The Department OF Pubic
Works submits under the amended char
ter provisions relative to sidewalks, a
list OF descriptions OF properties requir-
ing stone, cement or concrete walks De
constructed, reconstructed or repaired.
and respectfully asks that the accom-
panying resolution be adopted, In order
that notice may be advertised 10 con-
notices are not complied with, that this
Department be allowed to proceed to
construct reconstruct OF repair the side
walks mentioned
Respectfully submitted,
j. J. HARER,
Commissioner.
BY Aid Goeschel:
Resolved, That the Department OF
Public Works be and II hereby instructed
10 serve notices upon the owners or
agents OF the property hereinafter de-
scribed. 10 construct. reconstruct or re-
pair brick. natus stone. artificial stone,
cement or concrete sidewalks. and In de-
fault hereof by them that the Department
Of public Works proceed to construct. re-
construct or repair such sidewalks.
The following Is description OF the
Nest side Fourth. between Grand
River and Union lot IL.
East side Fourth, between Bagg and
Charlotte, lot is;
West side Fourth, between Grand
River and Union. lot 1s;
North side Holden, between Third and
West side wabash. between Pine and
Perry, lot as
Bagg, lot 1O2;
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From the President.

From the PRESIDENT.
July 8, 1910.
Hon Thomas r. Gilman,
+. President Common Council.
Dear Sir--The Executive Committee,
Grand Lodge Reunion, b. p. O. Elks.
laIO, have the honor to request the
presence Of the Common Council ct a
reception 10 be given TO j. L. Sammis.
Grand Exalted Ruler, IN the parlors OF
the Pontcnartrain Gotel. Friday even
ing, July s, at 8 o'clock.
Sincerely yours.
T. s. Burgess,
Chairman Executive Committee.
GEO. w. BURKHART.
Secretary.
Aid. Konkel AID Schultz entered and
took their seats.
Adopted as follows:
YeaS--Allan. Burton, Deimel Ellis.
FreIwald, Garvey. Gocschel. Grindley,
Ghtman, Harpfcr. koenig. Konkel,
KoTte. Lempke Owen, Reinhardt, Rut-
ter. schultz, Shapland. Theisen, Thomp-
son. Preror. Vernon. Walsh, Watson,
link and the President-2I.
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Chairman Executive Committee.
GEO. w. BURKHART.
From the Corporation Counsel.

To the Honorable, the Common Council:
Recently your Commit
tees on Parks and Boulevards and
Ways and Means had before them a
Question of using some OF the money
left over from the bonds issued to de-
fray tho expense of the Boulevard sub
way
The old act provided that the money
raised by these bonds was to he used
solely For the purpose OF defraving the
cost OF building the subway and paying
abuttal damages.
II Is the desire OF the Controller
and the Commissioner OF Parks and
Boulcvards that the balance left In the
fund after paying the expense specified
I'm the act. ba spent for the Boulevard
Department and that the law be amend
ed so as TO permit this.
I send herewith report of the Com
mittee on Charter and City Legislation.
In form by passage by the committee
and the Common Couscil tonight, to be
laid upon the table so as 10 be sub
mitted at the next election, which VIII
legalize tho use OF this money for 9TH
or purposes.
Respectfully submitted.
=. J. NJ HALLY,
Corpo ration Counsel,
Referred 10 Committee on Charter
-
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcu;lomeu--The 'ollowing reports OF
city officers foE the week ending sat
urday. July ?, 1910. are respectfully
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-. From the Corporation Counsel.

To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmen--On Aug. "a, 1909 n reso-
luton was adopted &C.. q. j lli9D, un-
der the authority OF which the City
Controller in connection with the sep
aration OF grades on the east side
was TO execute a deed running from the
city OF Detroit 20 the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Co.
Technically the title TO the railroad
adjacent 10 fromblev-ave. Is IN the De-
troit & Bay city Rail- DAD Co. and IL
is the desire Of the officers OF the
Michigan Central that the deed should
run 10 that company and not TO the
Michigan Central
therefore suggest that the resolu-
ton 10 this extent be amended. This
is matter which belongs TO the Grade
Separation Committee.
Respectfully submitted.
p J. NJ. HAI.LY,
Corporation Counsel
Referred 10 Committee on Grade Sep
| N %
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COMMON COUNCIL


~, Detroit June 80 l9lo.
met ara N as called 10 order by the Pres
I11nt Hon. Thomas e. Gilman.
s 4 Pfesent--Aid. Ellis. Eriewald, OarNey'
UlIndley. Owen Ruttcr. Schultz. SNAP
land. skrtycki, Trevor. zoclier ana t''
There being no quorum present ths
Council was declared 10 be Adtourne9
mail Tue sday evening, july ,, nc
THoS E. GILMAN.
I&tf, ~ .sv President
CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
City Clerk.
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From City Treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following 10 n state
ment OF money received from the city's
repositories by the City Treasurer for
! interest on daily balances for the quar-
ter ending June 29th, 1910:
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To the Honorable the Common Coun-
ell.
Gentlemen The following approved
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GENERAL ROAD FUND.
2--John Archer, tar. ......S ~ 20
John Archer a. Co, in
terseCttons .e...... so 10
f-American Express Co,
Charges 80 .......... OF
5--American Steam Pump
Co, repairs .,... q 90
6-k. l. Aylward, coal..... I so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-06
n. y. HEINEMAN
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