The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
From the Clerk.

MAX &. KOCH,
! Accepted and placed on nie.
From the Clerk.
That he presented such portion OF tho
proceedings OF the last session az - 70
quired by the Charter TO be SO pr
sented, 70 his oroT the snJ ,na aer they s
Sroyal s, Sr yss on a1h th ns'7 lin irst
Also THAT he presented to his Honor
the Mayor for APPROVAL on tne t.n n
the name OF Hoffman street, which was
approved on the 7th inst
Accepted and placed on hle.
Also. That lie has .sce e,,c c ise D snS
William ). Dever as Deputy City CierN;
Referred to Committee on ways ano
Means.
To The Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmen--At q meeting OF the De-
trolt Real Estate Board. held reprusry
9th, at the Hotel Cadillac. Detroit
unanimousiy adopted by the Board.
Whereas the requirements for the
improvements necessary In the city OF
Detroit. require a sum or money In ex-
cess of that which can reasonably pe
raised by a tax levy. and whereas et.
forts are being made to raise the limit
OF the bonded Indebtedness OF the CITY
OF Detroit TO u per cent
lie Il resolved that the Detroit Reni
Estate Board approve OF the proposed
increase and indorse the enort pein
made By the Common Council to obtain
port OF the Detroit Real Estate Board
IL hereby pledged to lend It's assistance
w. c. wooLLEY.
C. F. HEYERMAN.
Secretary.
| Referred 10 Committee en- Charter
and City Legislation.
FROM THE SAME,
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I desire to express my
thanks TO the members OF your Hon
orable Body for the complimentary
eighty first anniversary.
have seen Detroit grow from
tiny hamlet to great city; In all my
e eys9 claimed my allegiance no and as
look into the future and see II stretch-
ing out on one side TO Pontiac. on
another side to Mt. Clemens. and on
a third side, TO Wyandotte. ! could md
will have a part in the upbutldins
OF the splendid city OF Tomorrow.
Again thanking you for your court
esy, 1 am.
~ T. ". PALMER,
Accepted and placed on nle.
FROM The SAMb
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-There IL now located at
the intersection OF Riopelle and High
streets, a small iron drinking trough
and s1r h is Wholly inadeauats for the i'm
mense traffc which passes to and from
the Eastern Market.
would. therefore, petition your
Honorable Body for permission to re-
place at my expense the old iron
trough with a granite fountain for
horses and dogs as a Memorial to the
late George Beck.
for great bowl, eight feet In diam
eter, sufficiently high to permit horses
to drink with comfort without being
unchecked. The fountain Will be OF
Vermont granite, will weigh about
thirteen and half tons and carved
in the rim in sunken letters Will be
George Beck Memorial Fountain.
The, plans have been prepared by
competent artists and are ready to-
gsther with the sPeeieah5,lsn so dor SUB
MRS j. NJ. BECK.
asa Trumbull avenue.
Referred TO Committee on streets.
To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen-I enclose herewith state
ment OF dues for membership In the
League OF Michigan municipalities Tor
Thanking you In advance for your
kind consideration, I remain
Yours very sgcH tTsIy; JR..
Sec'y and Treas.
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. .
10 the Honorable the Common Council;
gentlemen enclose herewith let
ter received this date from Robert Y.
Ogg. chairman, Committee on city Cor
porations. relative to important mat
iers now pending before the Legisis-
ture which anect the interests or the
City Of Detroit
Respectfully submitted.
e. r. sCHREfTER.
Secretary.
Lansing. Feb. .. 1911.
MI. y. r. Schreiter, Secretary. Tom-
mon Council Committee. city Hall.
Detroit. Mich:
ures vitality Affecting the interests OF
the City OF Detroit have Deem pre-
sented 10y the Board NJ Water Com.
missioners. and have been introduced
In the House.
There will be a hearing on those
measures next Thursday evening AT
o'clock. II ie essential that the Com.
mon Council be rsprssented: ana ~ou. You'll
a delegation TO represent you at that
meeting II the evening train should
happen to be late. the meeting viii
not be held until tho ARRIVAL OF the
deem II essential that any neay-
ures pertaining 10 the City OF Detroit
that the Common Council should be
represented. and II Will DO my pleas
ure 10 nvtify you when these matters
come up In order that you may De
here.
ROBERT Y. OtyG.
Chairman. Committee on City Cor
Accepted. and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Charter and City Legisla-
ton.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means.
To the Honorable the coumon Councll: