The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-08
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shs trs.i- hof only along Lafayett,
6 n our shade trees are 20 be protect
<| oome concerfed action must be takei
@ks city autbor1ties. We are advises
"A ~ commIssienes shss ths, Corpora
m kth. 1919. that the removal OF un
hfIy poles upon Lafayette Boulevard
81 - compelled BY resolution. passed
~ this BODY and In view OF said opin
Is "a. YOUR committee recommend the adop
1on Of the following resolution
M Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH l.. THEISEN.
THOs. E. CLINNAN.
~ 49,. T. ". MERRITT, te.
ID. ROsENTHAL,
M y. J. MASON
| ~ MARTIN J. OSTROWSKI.
81 John HARPFER .v+
Accepted. and on leave. the following
y1DoIutIon was offered;
~ Aid. Theiseni
Ro<ks and Boulevards be, and he Is here
~ directed TO notify the various tele'
nhona telegraph and electric light com
5Srd. 20 remove same within sixty teol
days from the date OF the adoption Oh
thls RESOLUTION. and n said request 10 not
ssmRsd within said period ssm. the 10 be so rs-
moved at the expense of the aforesaid
Adopted as follows: - n.,.,.,
E,1is. Field, 0aryey. Gilman. Grindley,
Hnrpfer Hfndie. Heating. keusch.
xosnis. Knapp. Littieneid. Lodge.
o'prien 6strowski. owen. Rosenthai.
aehuitH skrxycki. rheisen, Thompson.
Tossy. walsh. watson. Zoeller and the
Presidsntr-s3. ata
FROM THE SAME.
10 the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee ON
- Fe cSsr,ee = Miaser@ FOR rebate. Of part
Of Sidewalk assessment Including pen
Atty and interest. respectfully report
that we have had the matter under con.
petitioner. n the owner OF Lots i and =;
sikuaf e on the 3. .. Theodore street and
not ID. situate on the Q. 8. Meldrum
/, fks Department OF Public Works OF the
condltion OF said walks and In due time
c1r1era were issued for the construction
cement alks n fr On , 81 LS after s ths
+ excava<Son- work was done and walks'
Tcre cindered and rallied. the owner
n0ti6ed the department that ne M oule
~ 10, SENDER him a.biu. for the actual
work performed. The petitioner alleges
that the price Tor the cinderng was
15Sr suuaro yard. while the usual charge
~ cindcrinE Is SC per square foot, and
YOUR COMMITTEES being satisfied az TO the
0ctua1 c0Dta on canoerine. csn -. ~
rcason Tor granting relief In this respect.
sdmifff0x that the department. 30 In
fpHrmads him. bat we do beiieve. I'm view
a the facr that no bill was rendered 70
s1krt done. and the assessments having
f1s~n levied as provided by law and SOLD
6ocause OF non-payment. that petitioner
= emitted to q rebate d IN he eA tss CITY as
nopcars upon the assessment roll, sno
- recommend that he be granted re-
6ate .of the excess charge Isso, as set foi'h
Respectfully submitted,
THOs. E. GILMAN.
JOHN HARPER,
%. ROSENTHAL.
. MARTIN J. OSTROwSKI.
.!Accepted. and on leave. the following
resolution was offered:
RKnceoived' THAT the City Controller be
ana re- a hereby authorized and directed
10 draw . warrant upon the proper ruha
sssm az sii. 90, being the differences be.
S1reen the original assessment levied
a<ainst Lots and ] OK Lutz's SUP; OF
: part OF o. l. -. Meldrum EARN, a ST y,
T1r 81 same sub, situate on the e. 3
ntidrum avenue and the actual amount
charged by the treasurer Tor the reoemp.
f6n ~ certificates OF title issued against
ss,id lots for the construction OF q ce-
Yrscnt sidewalk In front thereon, upon
presentation Of the proper receipt show
In that the hsvs ss sess paid IN ,e full
feas-Aid. Allan. Brozo, Deimei. Ellis
Held, Garvey. Gilman, Grinuiey narp
Erapp. LittIeneld. Lodge. Lynch. NC
< e,srtv' Mason, Merritt. O'Brien, Ostrow-
III. Owen. Rosenthais Schultz; .,s ssrI Waa.
son. zoeIier. and the President-s3.
Nsys--N SRoM TILE SAME
10 the Honorable the Common nn2n,. Goenc on
eesrst WI to- to whom was referred commun-
ication from the pepartment OF ruphc
Works. transmittins prcposa,s lot I rse
s spser coSna aSe1sss and ind tSat = ]
DGfehzuty ~ the lowest bidder ana
~ Committee being satisfied that the
bUs submitted are reasonable, recon-
~ "a that the contract entered into
b1fSs Dsp.rtment with said Delshenty
n .R fssoiution presented by Ala.
T1eisen ats session held on the 2lst
w. CT s. g ?. l1S spp pnDtrast an Se
Respectfully submitted.
a IA JOSEPH I. THEIsEN.
-5 John E A HARPrEn.
a d. ROSENTfIAL.
- MARTIN J. OSTROwSKI.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald- Allan. Brozo. Deimel
y EfifB Field. Garvcy, Gilman, Grtndiey,
Uarpfer. Hindle. Heating. Keusch.
X0enig Knapp. Litfleheld, Lodge,
I<x1hch McCarty, Mason, Merritt,
0;1rien. Ostrowski, Owen. Rosenthal.
+ 6chuitx Skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson.
ToSsy. walsh, Watson. Zoeller and the
Rresident.-23.
FROM The SAME.
70 the Honorable the Common Council:
81 oentlemen - Your Committee on
Streets 10 whom was referred commun-
fcation from the Department of Public
Works transmitting proposals for paw
Ind various streets, respectfully report
Ne have had the same under consider
otion and find that J.. A. Mercier Is the
1ovest bidder for paving Colburn place
8fkrley avenue at s2.37.-that T. II.
Currie Il the lowest bidder for paving
McDougali avenue at s2.27 and that
A 1u1ius Porath L. the lowest bidder for
saving Superior street at s2.3s, Third
avenue at 32-23. wreford avenue at
6ommittee being satisfied that the bids
admitted are reasonable. recommend
{hat the various contracts entered into
~ the Department with said contrac-
1ora for paving said streets be approved
3 and confirmed, and that the resolutions
Irosented by Aid. Theisen at q session
F ha1d on the 11st ult., ~, G.. g. y. 1907
Il 1x6resaid contracts be adopted. :.
'<< Respectfully submitted.
.+/% JOSEPH l. THEISEN.
TIIOS. r. Gilman, -
~ J. y. MERRITT
JOHN HAMPER,