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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26
TOWN AID COUNTY NEWS


II. L. Caudill. of Phlegar, Giles coun-
ty, was here Saturday on his way to
visit relatives ia Thompson Valley.
Parents will please call and settle for
school books furnished their children.
7 j. b. Boyer & Co.
Sam Peery, Archie and Chance Buch-
anan, Bowen Greever, Berkely Giles
pie, Bob Sayers md Jack Pendleton ex-
pect to go to Roanoke tonight where on
tomorrow they will attend Buffalo Bill's
show and on Saturday witness the foot
ball game between the V. P. l. and
Washington and Lee teams.
Mrs. Kelly, wife of Rev. C. w. Kel-
ly, had narrow escape from serious
injury while shopping in Bluefield on
last Friday afternoon. In attempting
to cross Princeton avenue near the
wholesale house OF the Flat Top Grc-
Gerry Compsny. she was knocked down
by horse driven by reckless draw
man, the wheels of the wagon passing
over her body. Fortunately the wagon
was empty, and IS it was. Mrs. Kelly
escaped without any serious injury. al
though right painfully bruised about
the head and body.
Put out bowl of narcissus' at once
and you will have a beautiful lot of
flowers for Thanksgiving. Pobst can
supply you.
The Rev. ]. N. Hartman, who has
been putting in the best part of his time
for the past three weeks experimenting
the fitting up and arranging of the club
rooms and banquet hall in the Masonic
Temple here, has the work about COM
pleted and has, we believe, conceived
the idea that he is really an expert
Master Mason. But, be this as it NAV.
we ourselves don't think that the
widows son has much on him when
it comes to laying out work and
putting designs on the trestle board.
Both the club rooms and banquet hall
will be far enough advanced to be used
Saturday when the Order of the East
ern Star is instituted here.
Word was received here on Tuesday
announcing the sad death of DR.. ].
Henry Thompson, of Pocahontas, while
a passenger on train No. near Kenova.
w. Va, early that morning. The young
physician had not been in God health
for some time and started Monday night
for the home of his mother, Mrs. Mar
cissa Thompson, in jacksonville, Cal,
where he hoped to regain his health,
and the announcement of his sudden
death while en- route came as a great
shock to his numerous friends through
out this section, where he was well
known and very popular. His remains
were taken from the train at Portmouth,
Ohio, and prepared for shipment to
jacksonville, where interment will be
made.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26
AVsrts Awful Tragedy

Timely advice given Mrs. C. Will
loughby, of Marengo, Wis, Or. No. II
prevented dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. Doctors had said her fright
full cough was Consumption cough
and could do little to help her. After
many remedies failed, her aunt urged
her to take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Il have been using it for some time. %
she wrote land the awful cough has al
most gone. 1t also saved my little boy
when taken with a severe bronchial
trouble" This matchless medicine has
no equal for throat and lung troubles.
Price SOC and $780, Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by all dealers.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26
arm For Sale
ESQ Acres---$45O0.0O.

This is very fine red land lies within
one mile of railroad station, and is near
~ level, or gently rolling, not rough or
steep. There is plenty of timber FOR
farm purposes; large creek ruus
through the place and there are numar.
GUS springs and branches on which thera
ls some nice bottom land.
:. The house is old and out of repsir. but
It could be put in good condition al 2
moderate expense. This is valuable
place and properly handled could soon
De sold at considerable advance.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26
WHEATLARD

one of the finest farms in Botetourt
county 2OO acres strong and red line
stone soil.
Land lies well, gently rolling. not
steep or rough.
Two settlements on the place.
Good dwellings, barns and al neces-
sary outbuildings.
and gardens. ''''
=, Five miles to depots on c. & 0. and
N. & w. Railway.
III fields well fenced with wire apd
running water in every field.
no better place on the market.
Price-$15, 500 90.
WIE6FIELB G HkRREtL
ROANOKE, :: VIRGINIA.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26

WANTED-A printer to take charge
OF Sandy Valley News, beginning first
OF the year. Will rent, or pay good
wages TO the right man. Write to E.
H. WITTEN, Grundy, Va. IO.6-4w.
The evening world., 1911-12-04
PASSED HIS BABY,
THEN SAT UPON
SMOOTH CHARLIE
Police Say Bronx Capture Is
Leader of Famous Gang
of Thieves.

Charlie Miller. No. tTs RoGues Gallery.
professional pickpocket. express robber.
ch1ef '%squarer" OF a dozen famous
saass and all-round gentleman thief. Il
IN the tolls to-day. Positive identihca-
ton Of Smooth Charlie was made by
Lieut.. Allen at Police headquarters and
O general Jubilee Is on among the de.
tcotives who have been trying 10 find
the ~pickpocket for a long time.
Yesterday. Charlie. with the usual
''mob'' OF four stalls" tried to pick
the pocket Of Max Eichlin, owner OF a
string Of cigar stores In the Bronx.
Eichlin was riding in a Bronx street
car with his wife and fwoyenr-old son.
When he felt a hand n MS pocket he
turned to his wife. II o.
Hold the baby,a mfruts,' he said,
and seized the bigstW of the crooks by
the throat. Policeman ItAighrhn Of the
fremont station .boatdsa' inS car and.
with the aid OF the enraged cigar a
subdued the burly Charlie. rkAchlin and
bis wife and baby went Along TO the
station. When the prisoner entered the
station house Deteetive Mccarton took
one look at him and declared that II
wa no other than the notorious Charlie
Miller. -nr1lr.urdu
Miller has had an eventful career as
one OF the best square rs" In the pocket
picking game. He rarely stole the
money himself. his principal business be-
Ing tie locating Of viclinS. the getting
of counsel for the arreresd membsrs OF
~ ss-zA - .,l shn ,.nkfry AZ. ~ .isle,t
tales to deludc and work on the SYM
patty OF the victim who often refused
to prosecute after bearing Mller's story
OF the ~pickpocket's starving children and
slick wife at homo. M lol
He stole baggage worth $4,000 from
the Pennsylvania Raiiroad Company in
Virginia In 1907. and was arrested In New
York. With him was another man. both
OF whom were lodged In Police Head
quarters. One morning the turnkey.
Henry Burden. coming in with break
fast to the prisoners found Miller
stretched On the floor. A. the turnkey
isapsd over him. Miller leaped to his
feet. struck the old man down and made
he Wa later found and brought back TO
trial. The railroad APPEARED against him
and he wac sentenced to Charlottesville,
Va. prison for fbur years and III
months. This 10 the only time out OF
dosens Of arrests when Miller wac con-
vtcted.
The man he robbed yesterday told the
police that $3.50 In q and four checks
totaling $3.50 had been taken from his
pocket. When Miller WA searched only
81 and some jewelry, was found. The
other members OF the tIn.at have been
Identified from Photographs from Eich-
lin. and detectives are eutrto-day search.
ing for them. drso' tq1
The evening world., 1911-12-04

or black marabou fur. close h coat
low in the front With Q large silk frog,
and line Il with self color satin. An
other suggestion would be q black vel
vstssn coat trimmed with white satin
cufYs and COLLAR.
Dear Fashion Editor:
have a dark blue serge dress from
last winter which I desire to Fix over
with some pretty plaid goods. The dress
Is made kimono style with a small aat
collar of lace at the neck n cuffs on
the sleeves. The skirt is "A plain two
piece one. MISS T.. T. Il.
Points Of the plaid could be inserted
ON either side Of your skirt at the bot
tom, while plaid buttons could trim the
seams from the points to the belt, On
the left side of your waist from the
shoulder to b belt insert . point Of
the plaid, while the plaid buttons could
trim the round neck. Make undsrcu6s
of the plaid and trim the blue ovsr
sleeve with the plaid buttons around
the hem.
| Dear Fashion Editor:
] have n dark blue velveteen suit and
| would like your advice as to a hat to
] wear with II. l am rather short, so
The evening world., 1911-12-04
FOURTH BANDIT IS
TRIED FOR MURDER

tbT~1h 70 Tne Rvendn9 WOfld.D
WHITE PLAINS. Dec. l.-Santa Fan
"a, the fourth member II the gang OF
five bandits who looted the Grimm farm
house at Croton Lake after stabbdng
Mrs. Harry Hail to death on Nov. Q,
was placed on trial before Justice
Tompkins in the Supreme Court to-day.
charged with murder in the FIRST degree.
The prisoner was guarded by deputy
sherffs. There were also ten AQueduot
policemen. armed with clubs and ~
volverG In the court room. to look for
suspicious characters and to preserve
order. as II was feared that some Of
Zanza's frends might make an attempt
to rescue the prisoner. Aaueduct police
men. as usual. were on guard in the
court house corridors all day. .
Zanza Is accused by Angelo GuiSto. the
fifth member Of the band, who will be
tried tomorrow. with having actually
murdered Mrs. Hall. II all Ave are. con-
victed OF murder in the first degree they
Will be sentenced to the death chair on
Wednesday. and It Will be the FIRST time
In the history of the State that Ave MUIR
derers have been sentenced "a death at
one time.
Zanza when arrested laid all the blame
on Guisto and told Assistant District
Attorney Davis Guisto had committed
the murder. Then Guisto turned on
The evening world., 1911-12-04
DESCRIPTION.

This delightful evening gown Of peach
pink charmeuse. although very simple
10 enhanced by a short tunic OF lovely
Malines lace which falls from under .
= olive green velvet band. drapins
the bust In front and tied In the back
with two short. chic ends. The square
train attached at tho waist line. cut
squar and weighted with a huge green
velvet bow. falls gracefully from under
the tunic. while In the front q crush
belt of me satin Is held effectively with
. large green velvet buckle. Pearl beads
give a charming finish to the neck
forming a simple design on tho shout
The evening world., 1911-12-04

don't know whether I should got .
large one or not. Kindly advise me
MABEL r.
4 small hat trimmed high with some
drsssy plumags would be becoming n
suitable. 4 DARK blue velvet ooull bs
trimmed with white ostr1oA handbag
ana plumsa.
Das FsAb,sa EDITOR:
wnl y,u kindly sugsast . simple en-
ner drsas for . young girl at 6oardinG
SCHOOL, She u blonde and medium
build. ass seventeen years.
MR6. =. n D.
4 bisSk vsivsSssa 0at Win ae11aA
low round neck, finished WITH oAgsoW
white satin, pointed rsvseeo aAA sAoFt
kimono slsSvss, finished With marrow
white satin turn-bsok ouAs, woulA -
quite charming. Different oorsaSe teu.
QusS n color could be worn.
The evening world., 1911-12-04

b ebtetned but soIth the descrtp.
Won fvrstshed II u 0 stmpjs waiter
% seorh oxt patterns.
4 nero and d~tsttnotsvs feotvrs Of
sAS department. u the illustration
Of ths different ptscss Of the potter~
Wsosssary for tho making o. the oar.
Ws~a II shoWs hoW easily tho a.
tvdetsve design can b erscuted and
alec ssrves a. a guide IN cutting once
osoA pottsrN " suoh u needed
The evening world., 1911-12-04
Answers to Correspondents.

Dear Fashion Editor:
WIN o favor me with . suggestion
as to what l should get for an evening
coat. also the color and way OF making.
which must be simple. as / do my own
sewing? / an OF light complexion
medium brown hair. blue eyes and TWEEN
ty-thr, /, years OF x MRS. X. o..
A dull Copenhagen blue brosdoloth
made Nth wi, . sleeves In n with the
coat would be pretty trimmed with
large cuffs, rsvsrs ana deep pointed col
lar Of self color satin, edged With white
The evening world., 1911-12-04

room occupied BY Mrs. Han; tina ooisss
gagged her with her apron anl ~
sacked the place for money or yoveA
but II was Zanza who. enraeed ct q,
getting more loot. plunged q knife 1U9I
times into Mrs. Halls body. =
The evening world., 1911-12-04

From the Toledo Blads)
Cholmondeley-You and your sister
are twins. are you not?
Majoribanks-We were when we were
children. Now she Is five years younger
than I,
The evening world., 1911-12-04

An QvWsseWs az
corning dsH0ns
and matertaIs Of
dresses shoVJd Do
dddressed to the
Foshton n dttoS
Of The Evening
World No pat.
terns for dest0ns
IN thts column con
The evening world., 1911-12-04

ders. also they finish the tiny sleeves
and the train.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Grade Separation,

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Grade separation has had under CON
slderation the claim Of David Lindsay.
which claim grows out or the separa
tion OF grades on Greenwood avenue
When this case was tried, Mr.. Lind l.
say was awarded "A verdict 81 81 800. 90.
This Judgment was reversed by the
Supreme Court Mr. Lindsay has sig
nifcd a Willingness to accept the sum
OF $4,000 for his claim.
After consultation with the Corpora
ton Counsel we recommend that SAID
claim he paid and herewith submit ap-
propriatc resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE A. OWEN
WILLIAM r ZOELLER,
JOSEPH +. MERRITT,
FRED W. KNAPP,
CHAS w BURTON
-THOS. ". LYNCH
Accepted. and on leave the following
resolution was offered:
By Aid owen
bio and ne II hereby directed TO draw
his warrant on the Grade Separation
Tuud in the sum Of s6et.Hv In full pay
,nont of the claim Of David Lindsay as
Sos forth iva the above report upon a
proper release and DISCHARGE being
signed bv said Lindsay, which release
aud discharge shall be drafted 10y inc
Corporation counsel.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas AID Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mol. Ellis Field. Gsrvey. Gilman.
keusch koenig. Knapp, bittleAela.
LJdRe Lynch McCartN, Mason. Mer-
rit Oiiricn OstroWski owen. Rosen-
fral skrzyck Theis"n, Thompson,
T0ssF vernon Walsh. Watson. Zoeller,
ana %, President "a
N1vF- some
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MAYS and Means.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Y tlcmcu--N our Committee on
NJyS and Means. to whom was re-
ferred the reports OF the various city
officers FOR the week ending Nov 25th.
1871, respectfully report that with the
chief Accountant we have examined
the same and believing them TO be
correct. recommend their approval
Respectfully submitted.
THOS r. Gilman.
ALBERT r ALLAN.
JOHN q. LODGE.
a j. WALSH
WI KOENIG
JOHN g GARNEY
Accepted rtTfA- adopted las follows.
Ycas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton, Del
GrindIey. HARPER Hindie, Keating,
h ISise' Lynch Sf Nccart5yp Mason, MeT
ritt O'Bricn. Dstrowski. owen, Rosen-
thai skrzycki;, Theisen. Thompson,
Tossy. Vernon, Walsh. Watson, Zoeller,
and the Prcsident-3i.
From THE SANE
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Cor mittec on
Ways and Means. TO whom was refer
red the resolution presented hy AID
Merritt requesting said Committee 70
appropriate from any available moneys
the sum Of s2652.6e. which. is the
amount due the men employed ~ the
city In the collection OF garbage
overtime. bN reason OF the biOWlnE v y
81 the plant operated by tho Detroit
Reduction Co. respectfully report that
We have had the same under consld
GRAFTON and after consultation with the
COMMISSIONS 81 Public Works are sat
isued that said employees are entitled
to he additional compensation asked
FOR. the aggregate OF which is herein
stipul1ted that - bin was rendercd
20 the Detroit Reduction Co 81 the
amount due. which the Comnissiorer
expected said company 10 pay but
they lu turn ask that the city furnish
them with An Itemized statement. which
the commissioner has since done Your
committee and the commissioner arc
satisfied that the company Us liable for
said amount and ia order not 20 cause
any fUrthcr delay. we recommend that
said sum be advanced out OF the Con-
, tingcnt Fund ana when the moneys are
received from the Reduction co. tho
same 20 be credited 20 said fund and
We therefore. Offer the following reso-
luton
Respectfully submitted
TliOS T. GILMAN
ALBERT r ALLAN
John e. LOBiE
WA. KOENIG
4 y WALSH
JOHN &. GARNEV
/ accepted, and on leave tho follow
/ ing resolution was offered.
/ BY Ala Gilman.
J Resolved. Tnaf the CITY Controller
(! hc, ana he is Hereby authorized and az
4 rectsd 90 nav or % the contingent
F! FGnd the sum az s2.G52 sc. Witch i.
/ the amount due the men eEplovcd nv
/ the CITY in the collection IL garbaga
< as overtim" Nv reason Of the bIowinR
! UP Of the plant operated bv the Detroit
! Reduction Co. said sum 10 be paid Ia
/ the men upor pay rolls submitted and
! certified bv the Department ~ Public
I Works
Adopted IS follows.
J EeaS-Ald. Allan, Brozo. Burton p,t
/ mel Ellis Field. Garvev Gilman
/ Grindl'y. HARPER liindlc. KcatinF
I Lodge. Lynch McCA4tv. Mason NJ
viz. O-Rricn. OstrOwski. Owen. Rosen.
thai. SkrZycki Theissn. Thouuso,,
! Iossv vernon Walsh Watson Z,cucr
| and the prssident--7f
NAYS None
Reconsideration.
VA Gilman moved "a reconsider th,
vote by which the resolution wa,
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Claims and Accounts

To the Honorabl the Common Council:
Gentlemen--YoIr Committee on
Claims and Accounts. To- whom was re-
ferred the Controllers list of Approved
Accounts OF November 18th. 1911. re-
spectf ully report that we have examined
the same, and believing hem 10 be- cor
rect, recommend that they be paid from
the proper funds
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN GRINDLEY.
JAMES VERNON
GEO. n OWEN
CHAS t.. MCCARTHY.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
JOHN r THOMPSON
STEPHEN s. SKRZYCKI
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Neas-Ald. Allan, Brozo Burton. Del
mel Ellis, Field, Garvey, Gilman.
Grindley, HARPER. Hlndle Heating,
keusch. koenig. Knapp. Littleheld.
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason. Mer-
ritz, O'Brien, OstT0wski owen. Rosen-
thai, SkrzScki, Theisen THOMPSON
Tossy. Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Zoeller.
and the President-34
From THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Claims and ACCOUNTS beg leave to report
that we have had under considera lion
for some weeks past Vouchers Nos. lS4.
&. q. Craven S26 IL and ga L. s. Wood
Preserving Co, si.533l L. and recon-
mend that same be paid
Respectfully submitted
JOHN GRINDLEY.
Jan MES VERNON
GEO A. OWEN
CHAS. T. MCCARTHY.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
JOHN +. THOMPSON
STEPHEN s SKRZYcKI
Accepted and adopted as follows.
leas-Ald. Allan. Brozo Burton. Del
mel Ellis, Field. Garvoy Gilman
Grindley HARPER, Hindle. Heating
Keusch. Koenig, Knapp. Littleheld
Lodge, Lynch, McCarty Mason Mer-
rift, OBrien, Ostrowski owen Rosen-
thai. SkrzyCki, Theisen. Thompson
Tossy, Vernon Walsh. Watson, ZoelIer,
and the Presidents
NaVS--None
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

~ Nlu. Gilman.
Resolved. THAT the uneNpended bal
anct remaining ia the Public lAghtlnk
ittn.- hteegAt- forward tfeRs-t h'l-lis1i.ii
year ending June 30. 1911 amoununs
to Sl.05N.e9. be. and tire same is hereby
appropriated and placed 20 the circuit
nf the said fund allowed fCr the pres
ent nSCal year. Tor the purpose ot pa p
ing various pills contracted for bN the
commission, as set for,h Ia their COM
muutctuun transmitted To lhis t"uh
gu az session held GA the -lsi inst,
ana the city Controller he gnd ne -
hereby directed 60 make the proper
entry upoL his books showins sal"
transfer
Adopted as follows
Yeas Nd Allan. Brozc. Barton. 'cl7
mel Ellis. Field. GarNeN. Gilman
GrindlcN Harplcr iNndle. kraung
keusci0 kocnlg. Knapp, lttdchelo.
Lodge, Lynch MCt'NrtN. Mason, Mrf-
rift. nBriCn. OstroWski, owen. Ros"n-
thai SkrzNCki, Thcissn rhoWpsph.
foSSy Vernon. Walsh. watson Ioelier,
and the prrsident-3i.
Nays--NOue
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

SIS avenue.
SEQ = This ordinance shall
= take immediate effect
Etferred to committee on I.lquoI
Regulation
i'itOAf THE SAME
TO tie HcnoTablf the Common tounct,
G.Htlem ln--Cerfain amendments O"
the PRIMARY Election Law. ~ the last
session 81 the legislature MAKE a.
OBLIGATORY on 'hc CITY clerk Once
a. rs,.plNe the enrolment ~ any voter
an amy tIme during the wear 10 per
fnrn, this ,york fn IccordinVe with TIE
Law IN Will be necessary 10 provide
afhlavft blanks and applications as re-,
nuirca iu the provisions of the dcI /
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

pre- incf ami ] wouli recommend the
adoption ~ the accompanying reso-
Ecspecrtyulg yours
CHARLES \. NICHOLS
F6nowlrE Is the resolution;
By NA Gilman
Resolved. THAT the Controller be and
Is hereby directed 20 draw his war
rant for $4,000 iu favor OF houghton
la"ohSon Pig. Company citN printers,
Tor pFiuting, and binding afndaEtt
books COR each voting precinct OF the
city. niT '-~- "eccssary bN the amend
meHt a. -..---ttssts8R Law, per
mi,unp ~ roli1ment in thc once OF the
CITY clerk uton The nling OF an APP
pli6aticu and affidavit
Md. Heating entered ana took his
seat
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemep--i beg 10 report that
have received from the National Board
uf Fire Underwriters. a printed report
$ showing. tho condition of the city as
regards uTt protection, ttC, The re-
port Is very complete ana points out
IN many Instances improV cments that
might be made.
would respectfully recommend that
the report be referred 10 the Commit
tea on Fire Protection for considera-
BespectfulIy yours
CHARLES y NICHOLS,
a 4
Referred to Committee on Fire Pro-
teCtlOn
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council.
GCut!eI cn--I beg "a advise your
Honorable Body that the following
liquor dealers applications and bonds,
under Act No 29l OF the Public Acts
OF 800. as amended. have been Med
in my office to-wit
APPLICATIONS.
William g.. Wygocki Adm
estate OF John Wygocki. 773 Riopelle
street
ia27 Charles Belts for transfer
from IT'S Grand River avenue TO -
Graad River avenue
lg1S- Benjamin r, Glines, for trans
fer from I2s Woodward avenue TO 125
Woodward ay enue
l929- Robert Nederlander 1873 Ora
ttot avenue
Is3o-Peter Wolf 552 Howard street.
BONDS
l140--Ben r, Glines, 7e5 Woodward
avenue
william G wyeotkt Adm. es-
tate OF John Wygockt 773 Riopelle
street
Respectfully yours
CHARLES y. NICHOLS
city Clerk
Referred TO Committee on Liquor
-.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Sewers

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlomen-lour Committee on Sewers
tc whom was referred the petitions Of
hayward Realty Co for permit to drain
into Chippewa avenue public sewer: OF
j. l.. Hudson for permit 10 drain rs lots
between Goodwin and Cameron avenues
IL lateral sewer lying south thereof in
he city limits and OF Oakland Land Co
Tor permit TO drain 50 lots lying between
Hawthorne and Cardoni avenues to city
limits and unnamed thoroughfare living
south ~ Brush Runabout Co. respect
fully report that We have all Of said
matters under consideration and after
consultation with the CITY Engineer az
80 the capacity of the sewers proposed 10
Grain into We are by him informed as
follows:
Regarding the petition OF the oak
land Land Co for permission to connect
with the lateral sewer In the alley be-
tween Hawthorne and Cardonl avenues
az the northern city limits. I find that
the area which this company wishes TO
Drain consists. ACCORDING 10 blue print.
81 about 10 acres and sewer Is inches
In diameter would be necessary TO prop
eriy drain g. yet IL II proposed to con-
meet with a 12-irrh crock which now has
as large an area TO drain as II can take
care Of
The petition and blue print OF the
Hayward Realty Co shows that they de-
sire 10 drain an area OF acres into the
public sewer In Chippewa avenue This
sewer might be able To Take care OF Z
THE petition OF ]. l.. Hudson is for an
average OF IL acres to be connected To
the lateral sewer between Goodwin and
Cameron avenues This area comprises
IS lots which would not seriously affect
the lateral sewer into which IL Is proposed
20 drain. but the sewer plan which Is
furnished by the petition shows that the
intention II eventually TO construct 1900
feet OF I2-inch crock sewer and drain an
area Of acres into the city sewer This
should not be allowed and n the petition
IS granted Il should be conditional on the
use Of and 10-inch pipe for the 270 feet
81 sewer necessary 10 drain the rs lots.
81 believe that all lateral sewers should
I've considered IA the property OF the abut-
ting property owners who were assessed
for their construction and would sug-
rcst that YOU get an opinion from the
Corporation Counsel as To the right ~
tho common Council TO grant connections
of this Kind.
The sewers IN the northern part OF the
CITY are all over-taNed iu time Of heavy
rains ard every connection that Is made
from outside simply increases the number
OF complaints which we receive from