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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20
DAN

Dan Thompson was born in Canada
about fifty five years ago. He came
to this country early in manhood and
located on a half, section farm near
Pipestone, MINI. In 1882 he abandon
ed farming and engaged in railroad
construction, having taken a contract
for considerable grading on the
Watertown- Redfeld branch of the C.
81 N. w.
In 1892 he engaged 10 the lumber
business at Bancroft, and also in the
grain business. Later be became in
terested in the banking business in
addition to his other interests. He
vas eminently successful in all his
business enterprises and acquired a
considerable fortune. For years he
was the backbone of the town of
Bancroft. He enjoyed an enViable
reputation as a business man.
Square" Dan would have been a
good name for him as everyone re
garded him as the sole of honor in all
dealings, great or small, and this rep
utation followed him wherever he
was known. His was one of those
dispositions that accumulates friends
without effort. He was always good
natured, and his hand always went
into his pocket when a worthy in
dividual needed assistance. II will be
long day before his place in this
county will be filed.
A few months ago Mr.. Thompson
was taken i'll of heart trouble. He
was treated at home for a time and
then brought TO the hospital in this
His condition seemed to yield
TO treatment and he was sent home
with strict orders not to work, but
this vas different from what he was
accustomed to and be soon failed to
carry out instructions. A little later
he was taken again and this time he
was sent to a hospital at Minneapolis
he died on the 9th inst. Burial
was made at Pipestone, Mimi. on the
9Th, and the remains placed at rest
besides those ofhis wife and children.
The whole county mourn for Dan
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20

mill at Sioux Falls is to be overhaul
ed and fully equipped with up-to-
date machinery and put in operation.
The Gu en- Bee vas a product of the
early boom in Sioux Falls and was
never operated to any extent. At the
time it was erected it was too large
for its territory, and il is very doubt
full if there is yet enough wheat pro-
duced in the territory from which it
can draw to keep i, operating to full
capacity. 1t is limited in the amount
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20

of wheat obtainable to that produced
west and north of Sioux Falls which
can pass through that city at no extra
cost in freight. On this stuff it can
secure transit privileges, but the mill
ing of wheat at an extra charge for
freight is not profitable in these days
of severe competition. Another cost
ly feature is the power to operate the
mill. Minnesota and eastern mills
secure their fuel at a much less cost
than can Sioux Falls.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20
Notice

Notice is hereby given that mo
employee about the court house or
grounds is authorized TO purchase
supplies for the county without a
written order from the county auditor,
and that no bill will be allowed, or
order drawn, for such supplies unless
the statement of account is accom-
panied by such order from the county
auditor.
By order of the board of county
commissioners.
p HARDY tyhm
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20
A SPLENDID SEASON COMING.

The drouth of the last summer does
not seem to be broken to any notice
able extent. The month of November
passes, with only a trace of precipita
ton. | have lived 10 the northwest
55 years and remember four dry sea-
sons in that time, those of 1857, 1864,
1894 and 1910. In 1864 and 1894 the
drouth continued until February,
after which there was an abundance
OF snow, / also recall that the crops
of the two following years, 1866 and
1896. were the largest in the history
of Minnesota. My opinion is that the
drytng up OF vegetation rests the
land, and that there will be double
accumulation of nitrates and phos-
pilates next year, because neither
grain nor grass drew heavily upon
this years supply.-W. G. Rice,
Ottertail County, Mimi.
1t gives us pleasure to read the
gentleman's predictions in the above
paragraph, especially as we hear so
many predicting the worst they can
imagine. That the gentleman is not
basing his predictions upon fancy we
are convinced. Our readers will re-
member that several months ago we
printed The report Of the weather
bureau at Huron for twenty eight
years, beginning with the record of
1882. That r, cord shows that from
the beginning of the settlement of
this state to the present time the
rainfall has run in cycles. 1t runs
four to five years OF average rainfall
&c - years of very light rainfall out
OF every six or seven years. Prior to
1909 and 1910 the years of least rain
fall were 1898 and 1891, the latter
being the year Of poorest crops ever
raised in South Dakota. Immediately
following 1894 the rainfall went mp to
the average, 10 10 IL inches in the
crop growing season. The two years
last past were years of less rainfall
than 1898 and 1891, but the heavy
SNOW Of the winter of 1907 10 which
fell upon an unfrozen surface allowed
all the melted snow to run into the
ground, and thus materially aided in
the raising of the 1910 crop.
As the drought of the past two
years was general in the central por-
ton OF the United States, we can see
no a $ why South Dakota should
be dry the coming season unless the
same condition should prevailt through
out the vast territory covered the last
two years, which can hardly be ex-
pected, ven by the most pessimistic.
Hicks predicts too much water in
some localities OF the northwest up to
The middle Of July, and a drought
from that time until September, We
believe that we are now entering upon
q period Of normal climatic conditions.
@
RM M.A 4AH ~
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the De Smet Creamery Company will
be held on Saturday, January 2S, 1911,
at 2 p. m, at the city hall fortha cleo,
ton of five directors and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
"A. N. WArEns, Pres.
G. P. SHERwooD, Sec'y.
Il is reported that the Queen Be
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20
county commissioners OF Kingsbury

county commissioners OF Kingsbury
county, S. d.
Your committee appointed to check
up the accounts of the register of
deeds begs leave to report that they
have examined said accounts and com
pared them with the receipts of the
said register of deeds and find that
they agree as to the amounts received
since last examination.
Respectfully submitted,
Thos. Sorenson, .
F. p. Hardy,
Committee.
County Treasures annual report.
De Smet, S. d., Jan. B, 1911.
| hereby hand you my report of re
ceipts and disbursements for the year
1910.
Dacainfs nj, hrrsnent c
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-20

On motion boafd aUJourned tIl
March G, 1911.
p. A. CARROLL,
County Auditor.
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From the Mayor.

To the Honorable the Common Coupcil
Gentlemen herewith return. with
out my approval. that portion OF the
proceedings OF your Honorable Body
ihstructlng the Controller to issue suf-
hcient bonds TO purchase a lot for
stables TO accommodate horses, and
other appliances, used for the collec-
The proceedings OF your Honora BILE
Body were not presented TO me until
this afternoon. and l have had but
scant time to thoroughly enter into the
merits OF the committee report and
resolution. However, IL does seem 10
me that a price OF s40O per foot for
frontage In the vicinity OF Twenty
fourth street and West Jefferson ave-
nue. ts an exorbitant price. Frontage
In the so-called Indian village, tho
most desirable In the City OF Detroit.
IS on reliable authority. held at only
from 1850 TO $500 per foot
Furthermore, this particular pieca OF
property was assessed last year for
$1,000 and Is assessed this year in
the nold books at S3o.l50. whereas n
Price or s5S.62O is accepted by the city
as the price--rather an expensIve lot
for q $4,000 barn.
Furthermore, ] have grave doubts
as to the legality OF issuing these par
nc pn ,6 bonds at the present time.
JouruRl 1910, the Board OF Estimates
Is on record as having adopted a
resembling resolution covering the ia
ShAHNN % an duIHOTlZG0 NlUOOO0 p
bage bond issue.
AZ II stands today no authority sx-
| lists for the Issuance OF these bonds
SUI, the Controller IN Instructed &c
\ proceed with the sale on an assumed
! future re-authorization on the part OF
! this years Board OF Estimates
J Owing to the brief time | have had
no opportunity To question the corpor.
alton CoHnsel's Office as -to-the rioht
OF the Board OF Estimates-a new bod,
TO correct the journal OF anothei
body that has passed out OF existence
\ Under the circumstances | consIdei
7 it advisable that the matter be recon
sidered and referred hack 10 your Com.
/ mIttee on Wayns and Means
/ Respectfully submitted
/ VIM. u. THOMPSON.
! Mayor.
! On motion OF Aid Grindley, the yot,
I by which the report OF committee aut
I resolution referred TO was adopted wa,
/ recorsldered and referred back To Com.
! Inittec on Ways and Means.
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North side 0ratiot. between stephens
and Maxwell lot so.
East side Hurlbut between kereheVai
and Mack. lot 234.
West side Maxwell. between Mack ana
sylvester, lets ~. 80.
East side sheridan. between Mack AMI
Sylvester. lots 2. 8;
West side Townsend, between MACK
and Sylvester. lot So.
West side Baldwin. between FOREST
and Warren, lot 2I.
East side Field between Forest and
GratiOt lot 10.
East side Sheridan. between Forest
and Warren lot 20,
West side Sheridan, between Forest
and qratiot lot is5:
EaNt side Townsend, between Forest
and Warren, lot 26
West side Townsend. between Forest
and Warren. lot 81;
Nest side Roosevelt. between Warren
and Hancock. lots 70. IL:
West side Tillman. between Magnolia
and Linden. lots sos, soc
East side Thirty-nfth. between Blu
chanan and Rich. lot S46:
East side Thirty-nfth. between Horhtio
and sa! Ei'A' ., dot rhlr,y.tour,h. between
Horato and Rich; lot go -
ws ' ssa H45sTi Ut. a. ts
al. 40. 81. %. 81, as 80. 81. SO;
West side Thrty-fourth between
Buchanan and Rich. lots So 50, 81 80.
~, rs, "a 20, 20, -, 70,
south side Warren, between Thirty
tieth and Thirty hrst, lots IS. 81. Gs, 60
"a. IS. 81. 81, so. So 80. 29. 2s, %:
East side Thirty-hrst. between Herbert
and HoTatio lot IS
Yeas-Ald Burton. Deimel. Ellis.
Held. Garvey. Grindley. HARPER. Hindie.
keatlng. Keusch. koenig. Knapp, Little
feld. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt O'Brien. Ostrowski, owen,
Rosenthal. Skrzycki. Theisen. Thomp-
.on Vernon Walsh Watson, and the
! President--27.
Nays-None
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From the Department Of Public wovep

To the Honorable the Common CounD<1:
Gentlemen--The Department or Pubnc
Works 90 whom was referred the resolu-
ton asking consideration OF the mat
ter OF paving Brush street from Ptouetts
10 point $50 r. NJ. and Brush street.
from Baltimore 10 Milwaukes, under the
charter charts clause permitting $500 10000 600 20
any one year. without the consent OF the
AUDITING property owners. respectfully
recommend that the streets named wteh-
I'm the limits stated be paved with brsck
on concrete foundation under the CLAUSE
OF the charter referred to:
IL is estimated that the cost OF these
improvements will be as rollows:
BRUSH STREET-Frpm the ~. hne
OF Piquette avenue TO Il point ESQ n
more or less My 26 n. wide, with Brick
on concrete foundation and Berea. Me-
dina or any other curbstone which may
be bid upon and ordered:
Estimated cost In Berea curbst tone,
81. $1,000; In Medina curbstone. u, bl1oo'
BRUSH STREET--From the 8. curb
lire OF Baltimore avenue 10 the b. line
brick on concrete foundation and Berea.
Medina or any other curbstone which
may he bid upon and ordered:
Estimated cost In Bcrea curpstone'
81 499 90; I'm Medina curbstone, t2bIbOo.
Respectfully submitted.
J. ]. HAARER,
Commissioners.
BY AID. Theisen:
Piquette To ESQ II. ". and Brush street
from Baltimore To Milwaukee. be, and
the same are hereby ordered to De
graded and paved with the material
named and width stated In the forego-
ing communication. under the tSOO,oOo
clause OF the charter In accordance with
the specifications adopted by the Com
mon Council and the provisions OF the
charter and ordinances OF the city or
Detroit. and further, be II
Resolved. That. the Department or
Public Works. be, and Is hereby directed
TO advertise 1--WE times for proposals for
improving said streets In accordance
with the recommendations contained In
the foregoing communication and said
charter and ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Defined. Ellis Field, Gar
vey. Grindley. Harpfer. Hindle. keusch,
Koenig. Knapp. Littleneid. Lodge.
Lynch. McCarty, Mason. Merritt.
O'Brien. ostrowski. owen. Rosenthal,
Skrxycki Theisen. Thompson. Vernon.
Walsh. Watson. Zoeller, and the Presi-
dent-21.
NayS-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-05
From the Controller.

To tho Honorable the City Controller:
Dear Sir--In order 10 meet the con-
ditions OF the city ordinances adopted by
the Common Council March 2S. 1911.
making the minimum rate OF wages for
employees 81 per day. this department
herewith submits supplemental csti-
mate covering tho items In the budget
for the coming fiscal year as allowed by
the council:
As this ordinance takes immediate eff
feet and as the estimates allowed for the
present fiscal year provided for a wage
OF Si.T5 per day for the laborers. add
fional money IN the amount OF about
81 900 viii be required, which probably
would be considered n contingency. which
amounts will be asked for from time 10
time a. the various funds are exhausted.
Very truly yours,
NJ y. HURLBTT.
Commissioner.
In accordance with said letter and the
estimates accompanying the same.
herewith transmit the latter
Respectfully.
DAVID z. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
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Petitions Presented.

BY AID. OWEN.
= or f. A. Christian. TO change the
name OF Beaubien street. from HoiorooN
ravenue 10 city limits. 10 Brush streeI
Referred 10 Committee on Ordinances
~ BY AID. VERNON.
Of Peroce Bros; Co. for permission 80 70
of Nos. 549 and 545 woodward avenue
Referred 20 Committee ON Streets
IA BY AID. KoBNIG.
% Joseph &. Austin ct Al f sI,eb aae
Ing from Beanbieh street 20 Oakland
Referred TO Department of Public
BY AID. FIELD.
OF James A. Rogers and Roxy Avery,
for exemption Of taxes for 1911
Referred 70 COMMITTEE on Taxes,
BY AID: LITfLBFLEiD!
OF n. bcanlon, for cancellation OF as
scssment fof emitting down tree.
!, heferred 20 Committee on Streets
BY ABDi MASON.
e OF Mrs. louise Weber and MRS
= Resrrres to Committee on Taxes.
"a BY THE CLERK.
or william DELANEY and Biisabeth
= &eferred to Committee on Taxes.
OF John Brushner eft al, protsstin9
n&ainst the establishment Of saloon at
NO. H4I ILHftT-tocOuu sAEect.
Referred 10 Committee on Liquor Reg
6f Emf w. snyder and Sarah Neral,
foe damages for personal Injuries. j..
Hsoerred tv Committee on Claims ana
81 Misaseth sfeainnity. by Union
Trttst Co.. FOR the construction Of q lat
efAl sewer m the alley In the block
botnded by sprinewelis, Dig. Csrson
ana Toledo avenues. OF Elizabeth NC
f33Ssntr. by Union Trust Co, for the
eqnstrpetiop q, a iatsrai seyef in the
- In the block bcundcd q To'eaS,i
Charles W, .Hsrrah. for the s2nstruoti0n
Of q lateral sewer In the Alley In the
bDock. bounded By Columbus. Moutgom-
81. DsEter and wildemsre avenues. of
o. 4 isfsr~i sswer IN the sNsy IN the
bDsf bounded by stsphens. cnipyevs.
Lambert and Duncan avenues, OF Fred
srick Q. MArtindaae. ct al. for the con-
gtsuettOn. OF q iaterai sewer In the alley
IN tie block bounded by Anendaie Fir
w9od. Bsschwcod avenues and the north
Asfsrrsd 70 Department OF Pubic
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|OMM0h COUNCIL
.oFFtcIAL.,

M Detroit. Tuesday. April 4. 1911.
The Council was called 10 order by the
fssidsnt Hon. William 0utman.
Present--Ald Detmei Ellis. Field
I1ryey, 0rindley. HARPER Hindle
Keusch. Koenig. Knapp. Littleheld. Lodge
Lynch. McCarty; Mason. Merritt. O'Brien'
|Uutrowsid, Owen Rosenthal, Skrzyeki'
xhefsen. Thompson, Vernon: Walsh. Wat
cop. and the President.
There being a quorum present the
council was declared 10 be In session.
The Journal OF the preceding session
<Xas approved
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From the Controller.

From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith transmit sup
plemontal estimate submitted By Com
missioner J. J. Haarer for an amount
necessary to Increase pay OF common
iaborers from sl.75 10 $500 per day AZ
required by ordinance adopted by your
Honorable Body March 2sth, 1911.
Respectfully
DAVID F. HEINEMAN,
Controller
SUPPLEMENTAL ESTIMATE
GENERAL ROAD FUND
MAINTENANCE.
STREETS-ALLEYS-
Amount necessary 10 increase
pay OF laborers. Street
Cleaning Department. from
tl.75 10 $500 per day .t229s4 90
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith transmit a let
ter from the Commissioner OF Parks and
BouieveFds5- Sc feiiows:-
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the Department OF Pub
lie Works submits. under the amended
charter. provisions relative 10 sidewalks.
q list OF descriptions Of properties re-
auiring stone. cement or concrete walks
be constructed. reconstructed or repaired.
ard respectfully asks that the accom-
panyfng resolution be adopted In order
that notice may be advertised TO con
struct reconstruct or repair the same.
and II said notices are not compiled with,
that this Department be allowed TO pro-
coed to construct reconstruct or repair
the sidewalks mentioned
Respectfully submitted.
J.. j. HAARER.
Commissioner.
By Aid Thoisen:
Resolved. That the Department OF Pub
lie Works be and II hereby instructed 20
serve notices upon the owners or agents
OF the property hereinafter described, TO
construct reconstruct or repair brick.
natural stone. artificial stone, cement or
concrete sidewalks, and In default hereof
by them that the Department OF Public
Works proceed to construct, reconstruct
or repair such sidewalks.
The following II description or the
West side Canton. between Palmer and
Fer-y. lot 81;
wet side Helen. between Lambert and
Harper. lot 1853;
West side McDougall. between Fred
/ erick and Farnsworth. lot y:
East side Mitchell. between Harper and
Medbury. lot o. l. 50;
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No. 2s7i as relates to the pnog>xl
the communication herewith ttsn141es
ted.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Delmel, Ellis. Field. Ou4yUD
Grindley. Harpfer. Hindie, kuesch, koY
Mig. Knapp, Littisnsid Lodge. kve4B
McCarty. Mason. MerrisS ObrtDn. O.
trowski Owen. Hossnthai, Argy
Watson. and the Presidsnt-Sa
l. Nays-None
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Unfinished Business.

On motion Of Aid. Vernon tho appoint
msnt By the Mayor G. c. c. p 1sO. OF
D. L. Chapoton as q member or the
- . member OF the Pubic Lghting
Comrnission were taken from the table
4 and confirmed.
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From the Controller.
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith transmit sup
Elemental estimate submitted by Com
missioner J. J. Haarer in accordance
with the resolution OF your Honorable
Body for increasing the pay or labor
ers. patching and Restricting gangs,
from s.75 TO s. 90 per day.
Respectfully,
DAVID r. HETNEMAN.
Controller.
SCPPLEM ENTAIL ESTIMATE
General Road Fund.
Maintenance.
Streets Pavements--
Amount necessary to In
crease OF pay of laborers.
patching and re-surfac-
Ing gangs. from sl.75 TO
10 $500 per day .....t 10000 %
Referred to Committee on Streets
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SUPPLEMENTAL EsTIMATE.
Park and boulevard Fund.

MAINTENANCE.
To comply with ordinance passed pS
Common Council March ssth, 1911
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Greenhouses-No. ~:
Additional 20 pay laborers. -.o ~
Barn Dspartmeni-No II;
Addition 10 pay laoorers a,s an
;2.0e per day....''''''''' so y"
Crusher-No. 90;
Additional TO pay laborers go. an
$500 per day ....,........ lz- w
Nursery-No. IS
Additional TO pay laborers 90 40
,2.00 per day. ....,|'.'' 'lO W
f1 sSa. shs'a' ','''.' .,s,l75 90
BELLE ISLE MAiNTENANcE.
Oeneral--No. SIS.
Additional TO pay laborers aoo al
Geological Department-No. SO:
Additional to pay laoorers % oo
t2.OO pei day ....,-......'. " w
Phaston and Auto Service
Additional TO pay employees ana ~
700 per day ..:..'..' wv w
Roads and Walks-No. 40
Additional 10 pay employees .o IA
$500 per day ...,........ ltSo w
Bathhouse-No. AZ:
Additional TO pay laborers ,. "a
1900 per day ............. eeV w
Total Belle Isle Mainten- %
PALMER PARK MAINTENANCE
Generai-No. 80;
Additional to pay laborers -,
CLARK PARK MAiNTENANcE.
General-No vs.
Additional to pay laborers
1900 per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3tV W
cITY PARKS MAINTENANCE
General-No. 100:
Additional 10 pay laborers =,
$500 per day ............. soo w
Carctakers-No. 100.
Additional TO pay caretakers
$500 per day............ l,46O OF
Additional TO pay laborers
$500 per day. ............ 90 90
Total City Parks Main -,
GRAND BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE r.
Gensral--No. l20:
Additional 10 pay laborers
s2o0 per day. ........... $500 90
Caretakers-No. l21.
Additional TO pay caretakers
$500 per day. ........... s55 90
Resurfacing-No. 1874:
Additional to pay laborers
$500 per day. ............ 2.l5O 90
ance .,a.sO5 90
LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD MAIN
TENANCE
General-No l2s:
Additional TO pay laborers
$500 per day ........... 30 90
Caretakers-No. 1870:
Additional TO pay laborers
$500 per day. ............ 500 90
Total Lafayette Boulevard
Maintenance ..........s $40 w
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Controller
Accepted and referred TO the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
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From the ControIIer.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Conference.-The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted.
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Maintenance .,.,......s $50 90
IMPROVEMENTS
Belle Isle improvements
Bathhouse Grounds-No. l65:
Increase OF csc per day for
day laborers per or
dinance passed by the
Common Council March 2s.s 200 90
Referred TO Committee on Parks and
Bouleyards
From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I beg to report that l
have caused deeds running to the City
OF Detroit from Harper hospital 10th
rop a Duffeld Land Company Ltd and
the Detroit General Hospital. to be
recorded as per resolution OF your hon
orable body March 2sth.
Respectfully.
DAVID r. HEINEMAN
Controller.
Placed on Ale.
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From the Department OF public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The sub-fund In the
Street Cleaning Fund. known as RE .
pairs Machines" has become depleted
and | would recommend the transfer or
$500. 90 from SUBJ fund In the same fund.
known as Machine Sweeping
Respectfully submitted.
j j HAARER,
Comml ssioner.
BY Aid. Lodge:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby authorized and d.
rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books to effect the transfer or
$500. 90 from the sub-fund In the Street
Cleaning Fund known as Machine
Sweeping. TO the sub fund In the same
fund. known as Repairs-Machines.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Burton, Deimel, Ellis.
Field. Carney Grindley. HARPER. Hindle,
Heating. Keusch. Koenig. Knapp. Little
field. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt. OBrien. Ostrowski, owen.
Rosenthal. Skrzycki, Theisen. Thomp-
son. Vernon. Walsh. Watson. and the
President-27.
Nays-None.