The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

proposals to furnish and install tenn
porary closets and urinals. for use dur
according to plans and specifications
as provided by the Sanitary Engineer,
the Board OF Health received the fol-
lowing:
OConnor Bros. ss.o4s 90
Victor D'Hondt ....,.... 1850 90
The proposal OF ocon;nor Bros. boz o.
have entered into contract with them
and herewith request the approval ana
confirmation OF the same by your Hon
Respectfully submitted.
The Board OF Health,
BY JOHN F. McKINLAY.
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on Ways ana
Means.
From Clerk Of the Recorders Court.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--In the list OF bonds pro-
yided for by your Honorable Body for
July l 1910: no provision was made
Mr.. Henry c. PIass. whose term com
menced July L.
The American Fidelity Co. has Of
CURED, on the same basis and at the
same rate as that upon which they
were awarded the contract for other
City bonds. July 1.
! would recommend that some pro-
Body for the payment OF this bond.
Nespect JoHXS yours TtRocAN
Clerk OF the Recorders Court.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
From the ctyl Accountant.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In order to accommo-
the Department OF Public Works. the
ofnce or the City Accountant has been
moved from Room 4o2 to Room No.
new quarters. the following viii be be
necessary: One electric fan. one re-
volving chair, one chair repaired. The
There are no funds available in the
appropriations for this department,
and I would, therefore. suggest that
this communication be referred 10 your
EDWARD BULLOCK,
Chief Accountant.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentiemen-We have this day con-
2se Hastings street and owned by
William Brushaber. The first story
is occupied as stores and small shops
and the SECOND story for other pur-
poses. The front wall OF this building
Is bulged outwards to the public high
way at least inches and Is cracked
from the top OF the entrance door to
the undcrside OF stone sill at window.
and also from the top OF window arch
or second story TO the top OF battle
ment walls The south alley wall is
cracked at second story window open
ing at least 3h inches, and from the
top of the pattlement wall down to
Grade, aud also the brick pier in rear
which Is support OF the arch of rear
entrance door Is decayed at the footing
and has no bearing at all. The depart
ment considers this building very dan
gerous and would recommend some ac-
tifn be taken In the near future to
have tie defective DartS OF this build
ing taken down and left In a safe con-
dition.
Yours respectfully,
Department Of Buildings.
Per HENRY DUPONT
Referred to Committee on Public
Buildings.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-we have this day con-
demned an old dilapidated two-story
frame barn which IL located In the rear
OF 1879 Grand River avenue. This
structure Is an eye-sore TO tho public
has received complaints from day to
day In regard TO the serious condition
OF this building. On recent Inspections.
our attention was called to children
playing In the above mentioned build
Ing which In dangerous on scouut Ct
possible hre and also dangerous to
pedestrians who may be passing on the
public highway. This building is un-
occupied and Is used only for the
storage OF old traps. rubbish, etc.. and
would recommend Immediate action he
taken In regards to having same
Yours truly,
Department Of Buildings.
Per HENRY DUPONT.
Referred to Committee on Public
From the Clerk.
Tha. he presented such portion OF
the proceeding OF the last session as
is required by the Charter TO be so
approval. on the 9th inst. and that they
were approved on tn e1lth inst.
placed en- nie.
Also That he has received from the
for services claimed to have been rem
dered.
and Accounts.
bond OF r.. r. Schreiter, Jr., Secretary
of council Committees.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
Charles A. Nichols, Esq,
Dear Sir--I have received your let
ter Of July LIST and desire TO say that
Iour trip to Cleveland, Will be eN-
betting you on the morning OF the ard
and eagerly await your coming.
Yours very truly,
r. Y. McCRAY,
City Clerk.
Accented and placed on hle
Also that ne has received the follow
ing: = -. r,.,...,,.
aentlemen-Under the terms or the
Primary Act. passed by the last legisla-
ture the preparation and the printing OF
the tickets for candidates for city Of
fices becomes the duty Of the Wayne
County Election Commissioners.
The work will be particularly onerous
and great care will be required to pre-
vent mistakes and make the work salts
factory The City should have an exper-
fenced man to supervise and assist in
the preparation OF the printing OF these
ballots.
I know from the past that Mr. Freder-
Ick Schmalzriedt IL fully capable Of as
sisting I'm this work. and IL Is my desire
that the City authorize him TO assist me
I'm this work Ipasmuch as the work
that he will do will pertain TO the City's
portion OF the ballots his services should
be paid for by the City.