The Detroit times., 1911-11-08

the garbage station.
O,,iv sgYhorses are provided for. and
these will be exposed 10 hre from me
hay storage separated from tue sahN
| Dy Sse0d noore and joists
The proposed open shed hoius
maximum OF SO wagons. ana ihest ous /.
doors where washing or either Nas on
az hoXes a. Impossible IN freeklhs
weather. The Department, believe;
now has - horses and 90 wagons anu
/ is in need of more - ..,a
Much waste space ~ IN tnt $500 OF
story above the horse barn, 90 py 10y
fSet THE floor Is Of wood. joists ana
covering. also the roor, though SUP
Aported on steel trusses, has WOOD J"ls's
and roof boards -. -. y.cst
hail 81 the lot. and ~ open TO the outer
air. and Just as unsanitarN az az PFrs
emf and cogtemplates maintaining thy
stencil nuisance which ~ - r'cosn
ia a disgrace 10 TIC CttN'
1he o1iestion arises whether II IS 20
the city's greatest ultimate adNaht"s
10 bulIG A barn Of this character ahu
OMEN garbage receiving staAt"h
NINA On broader plans ana nave a
,,'dsyu nrenroof barn and receivihs
statiop enclosed and practcaflN o"ut
less. 80 serve as model TOT oth'i
ceiving stations Throughout 80.
such 4 structure can be VHss.a.t,,,, 20
rrrn,ises and OF size sutnclthl ~
t.ke ,are az the rity's needs TOT yta'
~ come II would cost Httie mo
NM the money would be Wen sP'uu.,
ard the structure would
be mo cheaper
Respectfully suhmitic1i;r
WM b THoMl,sS,oN;
an motion Of Ala Koenig the vote ey
which the matter above ~sfSA i'>''
adopted was rcronsid"tcu' .ot,,
Aid Kotpig moved that w S'Snt
tton conNrmiug the contT"et "' ~
ed neutrality-suspicious. thr 49,. ,,,,,ton nre-
Honor tho Mayor, WhlN" "''f'
NAa nI.SeoasMSiJ Allan. Brozo. Burton. vi
liz Field. Gilman Grlnd.ty it,ic'
III die; Ncatin.Ei koeris'N er@PP owen.
roseprbal schultz Theisen. Toss,
Vernor Walsh. watson Hoeiler "n'
the Presiaent.--lb Yah
Nays-Aid Carney Keusch, LNnSha'
Mason O'Brieu. ostrowsk. 9A'@E' 80.
FROM TIE SAME.
To the Huuorab bile the Common C2uhtll
Gentlen,cn-l ami returning without
m spproysl. that portion OF the pro
cecdinEs Of your Honorable BODY eu-
thufizIng the revision re-cohlpltatiVni
anu printing OK the city ordinances III
Theis h no oh lection, on my part,
as 10 the work Itself or as 70 VINO -
going 40 DO it, revision - 1tslL
able. and II will undoubtedly De neces
sary 10 employ outside assistance.
However. Il does appear 10 me the
the portion Of the resolution authotiE-
ing the controller 10 honor ala bhls IN
with this work.Q - 700
htoad IL pCts no limit on the expense
" 1iICTs u.av bu incurred
frst-class compilation, free e
an undue amount o. errors, Is want /
Cd: and no. city oftcisi viii refuse 70
pay a reasonable amount for the work
Eai your Honorable Body ought 10 I
know before hand what the approNfs I
mate expense viii be In other words.
a definite sum should be mentioned
and placed at the disposal OF the
would revert To the treasury. III the
work exceeds the appropriation. an
LXtra allowance would be made from
time 10 time.
The last compilation was in 1904. and
was made By Judge Speed. who re-
reived $500 for the work OF compiling
the same IL was seen through the
rress proof-rcad etc. by the city /
Clerks office without any expense To
the city The previous edition. that
Of 1895. was complied by the City At
tcruey. who received $500 for the
work and his ONCE looked after all
10 other work in connection with the
ltins and publishing of the same.
Dout any expense 10 the city /
ious compliant have never cost
~ exceed $500 apiece.
RESPECTFULLY submitted.
VIM. Il, THOMPSON.
On motion of Aid. Allan the vote by
which the matter above specified was
adopted. was reconsidered. The motion
was then referred back 10 the Committee
on Ordinances