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The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
From the oepartmen, Of Public Works.

To the Honorable, the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Honorable Body
and the Board OF Estimates having al
lowed appropriations for re-surfacing
certain streets | have ordered mater
ial and made preparations 70 commence
ting work thereon, prior TO the begin
ming Of the fiscal year, July LIST. 1911,
on the assumption that your Honorable
Body would sanction the loan or money
from the Liquor Fund now in the
hands OF the City Treasurer, TO be
credited back from Brick resurfactng
In accordance with the following reso-
luton.
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARER.
Commissioner
BY Aid. Gilman:
Resolved That the City Controller
be, end Ia hereby authorized ana d.
his books 10 effect the transfer OF 1884,
700. 90. from the credit of Loqnor
Moneys now in hands OF the city
Treasurer and credit the same as fol-
lows: -
Rivard. Forest TO Harper IS 22,67O 90
Mt Elliott. Mack TO Can
neld .........' lV,VSV w
Total ....;.. . ..,,',,'' W m
To be repaid when the funds for re-
surfacing streets become available
July LIST, l9lf
ADOPTED as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan, Brozo, Burton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field, Carney. Gilman.
Grindley. HARPER. Hindle. Heating.
Keuseh Koenig, Knapp, Littieaeld'
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason, Mer-
rift. O'Bricn. Ostrowski. owen Rosen-
thai. schultz Skrzycki Theisen.
SON. zoeller, and the President-&
Nays-NOnp
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From the Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen=There Is a deficiency In
the sub fund Of the Public Building
Fund. known as Flags and Awnings
and 7 would recommend the transfer
OF ell 90 from the surplus In the 1909
Public Building Fund in order TO car
~ out necessary work
Respectfully submitted,
J. J HAARER.
Com mi
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decentralization.

Previous notice having been nled
with the Clerk. Aid. Deimel moved To
reconsider the vote by which reso-
luton directing the ID. u. X. to repair
tracks and paVements was adopted
at the last session, which motion pre-
vailed.
The resolution was then indefinitely
postponed.
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Accepted and placed on file.
From BOARD OF Library Commissioners

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-There Is deficit In the
fund for paying rent OF branch libraries
Amounting to $4,000. There IL still a
balance OF s3s5.o0 In the balances re-
last
The Library Commissioners respect-
fully ask that the sum Of $4,000 be
transferred from this unexpended bal
anco to the rental fund TO meet obli-
cations accruing. up to the FIRST Of July
next.
Respectfully submitted,
III. M UTLEY,
Librarian.
Referred TO Committee on Ways and
tcoaffnned on pare %.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Soune nd
Lateral sewers Nos. 2lS4, gieS an
Pas, assessment rolls Nos. $40; 80"
and 7475. heretofore approves anu heva
firmed by your Honorable BODY. "a
been completed according TO plans an
specitica tions and accepted Tor the CIV
Respectfully submitted
j. J HAARER,
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable tho Common Council
Gentlemen-In order 20 carry on tnc
work i'm certain sub-funds OF the Pub
lie Sewer Fund. until the end ot the
present fiscal year. the sum OF $64g'OO
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Conference.-The following Reports
or City Officers for the week ending
Saturday. May 8. are respectfully sub
mitted:
City Treasurer's Disburse-
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Councli'
Gentlemen--In order 20 carry on the
work in certain sub-funds OF the Gen
eral Road Fund. until the end of the
present fiscal year. the sum or SS'eoo
will be required and l would recon-
mend the transfer OF that amount
from the surplus in the 1910 General
Road Fund. the same TO be credited
as shown In the resolution herewith
submitted.
Respectfully submitted.
J. j HAARER,
Commissioner.
BY Aid Gilman:
, Resolved That, the City Controller.
be and Is hereby authorized and d.
rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books 10 effect the transfer OF
S. 600. 90 from the surplus in the 1910
General Road Fund and credit the
same 10 the following sub-tunus IN
the same fund:
Western Yard ............... ,ooV- W
Eastern Yard ................ l,2OV W
Tools. etc. ......,........ pVu w
Depreciat ion-Asphalt Plant. 2,OoV y"
Maintenance-Road Rollers. 100 90
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton
Defined, Ellis. Field. Carney. Gilman
Grindley, HARPER. Hindle. keating'
Keusch Koenig. Knapp. Lsttleneld,
Lodge Lynch McCarty. Mason, Mer-
Ritz O'Brien Ostrowski. owen, Rosen-
thai Schultz SkIzycki. Theisen,
THOMPSON Tossy. Vernon. Walsh,
Watson. Zoeller. and the Presidcnt.-Sb.
Nays--None.
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a.
TO the Honorable the comuon S9uhet
conference.-the Mud IT ai.Ss -
the block bounded by. HINT Cha
voix. chene and Jos. Canpan a.,
Is In an unsanitary condsion hold
count OF the depressions mereln "s
ting Accommodations OF hlp anu 80
nant water, creating tuisahce 49,
Inenacing the health OF TIE puonc. 80
Board of Health HAWKS mere
fore recommends that TIE alley hhIt.k
toned be repayed with ritrineo 49,
on concrete foundation, IN acso' at
with an ordinance entiheu, a. ana
nance TO provide for tie graain1s 1g A OF
paving. or regarding AID repaNlns "a
alleys I'm the city OF Dtroit' hPP''
August 18th. 1900.
Estimated cost as follows. naw
Brick ON concrete. H. Wioe' "'"
j. D. HAASER,
Commissioners
The Hoard Of Health hereby coneurs
." '"' 49, GUY $. RIEFER,
Health Officer.
VIC WILLIAMSON,
Sanitary Engineer
Resolved That the eIIyS
block. bounded by Hunt, ChaIiS thc
Chene and Jos Canpau. De anu radsd
same is hereby ordered TO De sI". .S
ana payed. with the concurrence OF "a.
BOARD OF Health, on sanitary srous,h
with the material named ana a,tnn
stated In the foregoing comtn ,nna, ,inns
IA occordance with the specifications,
adopted by the Common CounelL S o..
tho provisions OF the Charter ana ~
dinanccs of the city OF De'ro'''
further be IL, .a,, Of
Resolved. That the Department, ~
Public Works be. and Is HEREBY mo-
rected to advertise nHe times vi Sc
posals for Improving said alley IN
cordance with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,Ica
contained I'm the foregoing c,n,'ances
tion and said Charter ana
. Adopted as follows: p,,r,on
Yeas-Ald Allan, BroZo, Dut 49,,
Deimei. Ellis. Field. Garxey' Ha,ina
Grindley. HARPER, Hindle' hHysdsid
Keusch Koenig, Knapp, ~
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason W.
ritt. OBrien, Ostrowski, owen rho'sen
thai. schultz. Skrzyck IVA,
Thompson. Tossy. Vernon walsh "a
son Zoelier, and the President-S0'
Nays-None.
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Commissioner.

~ p asnIvsd 'rhat ths~ City Controller.
be and ne is hereby directed . TO ara j..
navmcn. Of the cost OF the city arms
il any. on lateral sewers nos: e''
alS3 and 2l65. and be IL further
Resolved That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby directed 20 pr
pare special assessment lateral sew
bonds Tor parts 1. 2, and OF asses
ment rolls Nos 7ilL 74I3 and it'S, ~
accordance with the provisions oil seS
lions az and IS Of Chapter IL OF ths
Charter OF the City OF Detroit as
AMENDED by an Act OF the Legislature
OF the State OF Michigan, approved
Iune 9Th. l9Ol Said bonds 10 pear
interest at the rate OF per cent per
annum.
Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo, Burton,
Dcimel Ellis Field, Garyyey' Gilman
Grtndley HARPER, Iiindle. keatlng'
Keusch Koenig Knapp Littleheld
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason; Merritt
O' Rrien Ostrowski owen, Rosenthhl
schultz, skrzyck Theisen, Thompson
Tossy Vernon. Walsh Watson, Zoeler'
and the President-35.
Nays-None
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From the Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Councii-
Gentlemen transmit herewith as
sessment rolls Nos 1881. 1913, 49,.
1918. 1915. 1913. 1920, 1921 and Iels.
for the construction OF lateral sever ever
Nos 2l7l, 22O3, 22o4. 22o5 22oe. zzos,
a2Io 22ii and 22l2 said assessment
rolls having been made according 10
a resolution OF your Honorable BODY,
and n notice OF the completion OF inc
same published in the ofiicial newspa-
per OF the city OF Detroit. as pre-
scribed by the ordinances OF said CITY
in such case made and PROVIDED. AT
tached hereto Is A communication from
the Corporation Counsel stating that
the proceedings taken in relation 70
the above named sewers are In accord
ance with the ordinances and that all
legal requirements have been complied
Respectfully submitted,
]. J HAARER
Commi ssioner
Commissioner Department OF Pub
lie Works. City
Dear Sir have examined the pro-
ceedings Of the Common Council In the
matter Of the construction S oI ias 1ens
22Os 22l0, 22ll and 22l2. and IN max
ing the special assessment roiis TOT
the collection Of the cost ana expense
OF constructing said sewers, ana nnn
that the provisions OF the charter ana
ordinances I'm such case made and pro-
yided have been fully complied with In,
the construction or sara seweIs anu
making OF said assessment rolls.
Yours respectfully,
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
by Aid Walsh - ~.
Resolved That assessment rolls NOS.
74si 1913. 1914, 1918. 1915. 1915, 1870
1921 and 1922 for the construction OF
lateral sewers Nos 2l7l. 1908. 22Ot.
scos 22O6 22Os 22lo 22ll and 22l2.
transmitted by the Department OF fuo-
lie Works IN accordance with the or
dinances in such case made and pro-
vided. nc and the same are hereoy
approved and confirmed,
Adopted as follows:
Yeae-Ald Allan, Brozo, Burton,
DeImel Ellis. Field Garvey. Gilman
Grindley. HARPER Hindle, keaung
Kcusch Koenig. Knapp Littlenei1'
/. Lodge. Lynch McCarty. Mason, Merrit,'
o. Brien. Ostrowski. Owen KosentnaI
schultz Skrzyck Theisen. Ihompson'
Tossy. Vernon Walsh, Watson, Zoeiler'
and the President-35.
Nays-None.
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Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton.
DeimeI. Ellis. Field. Garvey. Gilman.
Grindley HARPER Hindle. kcating.
Keusch Koenig. Knapp. Littleneld.
Lodge, Lynch. McCarty. Mason, Mer-
rift O'Brien. Ostrowski. owen, Rosen-
thai schultz SkTzycki. Thetsen,
Thompson Tossy. Vernon, Walsh,
Watson Zoeller. and the President.-35,
Nays-None.
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DAVID =. Ir.INF'NN,N'
Controller,
Accepted and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
Erom tine ControIler.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
CONFERENCE.-THE following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
The Detroit times., 1911-05-10
From the epartment Of Public Works.

TO the HonOrablo The Common COUNCIL.
Gentlemen--In order 10 carry on
the work in certain sub-funds OF the
Garbage Fund until the. end OF the
present fiscal year. the sum OF s2Ol.sh
will be required and l would recon-
mend the transfer OF that amount
from the surplus In the 1909 Garbage
Fund, the same to be credited as
shown I'm the resolution herewith sub
mitted.
Respectfully submitted.
HAARER
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; Erom Board Of Assessors.

Accepted and recommendation cor
Cured In.
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Resolved. That the City Controller,
be, and Is hereby authorized and d.
rected. 10 make the proper entries on
his books to effect the transfer OF
$201 IS from tho Surplus in the 1907
Garbage Fund and credit the same To
the following sub funds In the 1910
Garbage Funds
Depreciation .................,S % w
Five (5) Horses, .............. l0l 81
Stable Supplies ............... 90 %
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3n-Samuel Grahnm, repalrs.s 20
PARK AND BOULEVARD FUND.
ls70-H. w. Busch. Sec'y. pet
~ cash .....,,.,,...S IL 50
1s71--Max G. Koch, Treas.
cement ............, 3O9 50
18TH ID. Edwards & Co.
Irvine 49,. .....s..,' W
1S7s-H. d Edwards & Co,
sundries .........g... 90
Is74--A Harvcy's Sons Mfg.
Co.. sundries 49,. OF
is7k-A Harvey's Sons Mfg.
Co. sundries ..... S04
1s7s-F. Kahl Iron Foundry.
casting ...,......... ri 90
lsT7-Iichtenberg & Son. sum
dries ................ n 90
IsTS-Geo. n. Mason a Co..
services ............ 473 80
Is79-Max G.. Koch, Treas.
sundries ..,........ 426 40
1ss0-Max G. Koch. Treas.
sundries ....,.,. 239 81
1ss1--MRx G. Koch, Treas,
sundries ..st..... 4S 40
1887 r. Rayl Co. hdwe.. So
1857. n. Rayl Co. hdwe. i6
1Ssl--T. II Rayl Co., hdwe. 81
1ss5--Sheup a Maurer. cement
floor ......,........ 10 20
lass STANDARD OIL Co.. oil... Is
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DAVID f. HEINEMAN,
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
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Petitions Presented

IA BY AID. OWEN.
or Margaret Z. Birney, for reduction
OF Street Opening Assessment against n
IS feet OF Lot 29s, VIM. ]. Hanhn anC
E. ]. Browns sub
Referred TO Committee on Stree
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
Notes of Interest
in The Oranges

A woman discovered lads rifing automo-
biles in front of the Orange Y. M. G. a.
last night while the occupants of the
cars were enjoying a basketball game.
The woman made one y%oungster drop his
loot, but later reports to the police showed
that Miss Ward. of Summit, lost gloves
and fiashlight pictures from her car.
When a kingbolt broke in an express
wagon in Main street, Orange. yesterday
the horse ran away and tumbled Joseph
Mclaughlin. the driver. to the street. The
wagon later collided with a rig driven by
NJ. p. McNally, of SO Baldwin street,
Bloomfield. Neither the drivers nor the
rigs were damaged seriously.
d. w. Carr, who has been visiting at the
home OF his son-in-law, G. B. Gray, rs
Mitchell place, East Orange. reported to
the police today that a valuable silk-lined
overcoat he owns had been stolen from a
trunk in the cellar.
A plumber working in a new house in
Vernon terrace. East Orange, lit his tim
ming furnace In one of the upper rooms
yesterday afternoon, and when the smoke
came out of the window somebody turned
in a fire alarm. When the engines arrived
the plumber put his head out of the win
dow and wanted to know what the com
motion was about. The firemen went home
Disguised.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
WILL EXTRAD|TE
W|FE-SHOOTER
Founder of Human Electricity
Cult Held in New York
Court.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Alternately
weeping and laughing, Andrew ]. Nc
Cornell, the founder of the cult OF
human electricity as a universal cure,
was arraigned in the West Side Police
Court yesterday morning.
Magistrate Kernochan asked whether
he would waive extradition, and
willingly accompany Policeman Tan
tum, of the Ocean Grove police depart
ment, back to New Jersey to face the
charge of having shot his wife, Marion,
in the neck Sunday morning.
He appeared puzzled for a few
seconds, and then replied:
Your honor, 1 did not know l was
getting New York mixed up in this
case at all. In fact, ] did not intend
to leave the jurisdiction of the New
Jersey courts. and l am perfectly
willing to go back with an officer with
out making any further trouble"
AS he was about to be handed over
to the New Jersey policeman he said
However, your honor, l would like
to have a little time to think the mat
ter over"
The magistrate said that he would
hold the prisoner for forty-eight hours,
pending the arrival of extradition
papers from the governor of New
Jersey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
MEASURE
AFFECTS CHURCHES
Permits Must Be Obtained in
MOntcIair for All Kinds
of Entertainments.

The Montclair Town Council passed
an ordinance last night, which, it is
believed, will cause considerable dis
satisfaction and annoyance among the
owners of public halls as well as the
several churches in the town. inc
| school buildings are also included In
the ordinance, which provides that per-
mits must be obtained from the police
and building department for concerts.
moving picture shows or other eX-
hibitions in any public building, church
or school,, even IL no license fee Is re-
quired. Councilman David Henry ex-
planned tina the ordinance was for the
purpose of protecting the public from
disaster by indiscriminate perform
ances being given without regard TO
the safety of the public.
Councilman McGlynn and kidde
doubted the need of such an ordin-
ance and feared that it was interfering
with the rights of the citizens of the
town and would at least entail con-
siderable inconvenience to the owners
of buildings that had long enjoyed
such privileges.
Councilman Bedford, who supported
the ordinance, related the case of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, at the cor
ner of Montclair avenue and Chestnut
street, of which he is a member. He
said that a moving picture show was
given recently in the basement of the
church, which is only about sixty feet
long n very narrow. There were
seated In the place sixty children and
forty adults, of which he was one.
The windows are eight feet above the
floor, and there is only one exit from
the place.
IF anything had gone wrong with
the apparatus and a fire started 1t
would, to my mind, have been impos-
sible for all to have gotten out of the
building safely. 1t was at my sug-
gestion,' concluded Mr.. Bedford. that
his ordinance was introduced Mr.,
Bedford's story caused the adoption of
the ordinance without opposition.
Edward Lennon resigned as assistant
driver of Hose Company No. 1 and
Frank Green, a callman, was appointed
in his place. Thomas 8. Morley was
appointed callman to succeed Green.
An ordinance authorizing the closing of
Grove street from Bloomfield avenue
to Glenridge avenue was passed to en-
able the L~ackawanna Railroad Com
pany to erect a viaduct over it's tracks
to eliminate the grade crossing on that
street as a part of the railroad i'm
provements now going on in Montclair.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

The village policemen met at headquar-
tiers yesterday afternoon and formed an
organization to be known as the Police
Mutual Aid Association, with officers as
follows: President, Patrick j. Kelly; vice
president, Michael Lally; recording secre-
tary, Harry w, Meeker; financial secre-
tary, Marshal Thomas r. Mcguire; trus-
tees, Sergeants Thomas j. Sherry and Ed
ward A. Tracey, and Patrick j. Skeffing-
ton, s~ergeant-at- arms. John j. Matte,
Marshal Mcguire, Sergeants Sherry and
Tracey and Patrolmen Matte and Skef-
fington were named a committee to draw
up bylaws. Village Treasurer Frank
Fenner will probably be elected treasurer
of the organization.
Century Lodge No. 100, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, last night installed officers
for 1912 as follows: Joseph G. Graves,
worshipful master; Robert 1. Kinast, Sc
nior warden; Lawrence +. Hardy, junior
warden: Edward M. Gascoyne, P. M,
treasurer; John Q. Adams, p. M, secre-
tary; Rev. Perry II. Murdick, chaplain;
lam E. Hense, Junior deacon; Edwin w.
Berry, senior master of ceremonies;
George Garrabrant, junior master of cere-
monies; Stanley B. Van Iderstine, senior
steward; Howard r. King, junior steward;
James N. Smith, marshal; William j.
Hawkins, %organist; Ernest Van Iderstine,
j. M, tyler; trustees, Ernest Van Ider-
slime, Leonard r: Jacobus, p. NJ; Elliot
b. Kitchell, p. M. The installation cere-
monies were conducted by Mr.. Kitchell,
the retiring master, assisted by Past Mas
~ bAAA1 - ~ AAAhA 1hf@Aa 1E
ments were served.
Our Lady of Sorrows Branch, L. c.. b.
A., will meet in st. Mary's Hall tomorrow
night, when Mrs. William Condran, Miss
Loretta Kennedy, Alss Josephine johnson
and Miss Rita Johnson will be initiated to
membership.
South Orange Council, Jr. o. u. A. M.
last night installed the following officers:
Harry Wood. councillor; David f.. Penn,
yice-councillor Ira Hampton Ball, chap
lain: Samuel Robertson, sentinel; James
Baldwin, warden; William j. Rink. record
ing secretary; S. II. Gardner, assistant
secretary; Frank Trenchard, financial sec
Rotary; Clarence Price, conductor; Edward
M. Van Iderstine, treasurer. and Ernest
Van Iderstine, representative to the grand
council.
John Sweeney, of Lewistown. Mon, is
visiting his brother, Patrick Sweeney, of
Ridgewood road. Until the present meet
ing the brothers had not met in forty
years.
John ID. Rockefeller, jr., will deliver "A
Mans Talk to Men" in the First Presby-
terrain Church on January ~.
Henry j. 5. Ball, of 176 Valley street.
has been elected a delegate to the con
vention Of the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen, TO be held at Syracuse, n. y,
January 3.
Mrs. Charles j. Barrett, OF 400 Valley
street. who has been i'll in ST. Mary's
Hospital, is expected home this week.
Andrew T.. Mcdonald, of Ridgewood
road is home from Washington.
Word has been received from Haw-
thorne. N. Y, of the death there on Christ
mas day Of Thomas Kerns, formerly of
member Of South Orange Division No. s.,
Ancient Order Of Hiberuians
John kstz, of lrvington avenue, Il. ~
with rheun Atlsni.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
AWAIT DECISION
ON SALARY RAISE
Belleville Council Hats Proceed
ings TO Give Police
Higher Pay.

There will be no increase in pay for
the members of the Belleville police
force until a decision is handed down
by the Court of Errors and Appeals in
the Asbury Park suit. The Belleville
Town Council reached this decision last
night after a report was received from
Town Counsel John De GRAY hat he
had been misinformed when he report
ed at a previous meeting that the AS
bury Park suit had been withdrawn
and that arrangements could be made
TO grant the |bluecoats higher wages
in accordance with the act of 1907.
Mr. De Graw said the suit before the
our of Errors and Appeals had not
been dropped and would be argued
probably in March. 1t was decided not
to rerate the salaries until the suit is
settled. Under the 1907 act a patrol
man shall receive $500 for the first year
of service and an increase of $50 a
year until the maximum of 81, 200 has
been reached. At the recent election
the voters decided in favor of an in
crease in salaries.
A letter was received from Council
Ia Edward S. Pierson, of East Or
ange, chairman of the joint COMMITTEES
of East Orange, Orange and Montclair,
which proposes to build a sewage dis
posal plant in the Soho section Of
Belleville and Bloomfield, to the effe,t
that the opposition to the scheme was
only Sentimental" He said it would
probably be six weeks or two months
before the preliminary data is ready
for submission to the State Board OF
Health. There was no comment on the
letter.
Mayor-elect C. Lyman Denison re-
ported that the next meeting of the
joint committee representing Belleville,
Bloomfield and Nutley, which is fight
ing the sewage disposal plant scheme,
will be held in the rooms of Belleville
Town Council January 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
MYRON w. MORSE GIVEN
LOVING CUP BY CHURCH.
HonOred by Kearny Flock for
Financial Assistance.

AS a token of the appreciation and
esteem with which Myron w. Morse,
a local real estate dealer and member
of the Board of Trade, is regarded by
the members of the Beulah Methodist
Protestant Church, of Kearny, he was
presented with a silver loving cup dur
ing the nnual Christmas festival held
last night for the children of the Sun
day school and playground.
When Rev. ]. Robert C. Clark took
charge of the church about a year ago
it had a congregation of about six and
vas in a deplorable condition. The
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-27
MRS. ANDREW D. wYCKOFF.

Mrs. Andrew D. Wyckoff, of Woolton
road, Essex Fells, died yesterday after
a brief illness. Pneumonia was the
cause of death. She was "A years aid
and was a member of the Pin and
Point Circle and Borough Improve
ment Association, of Caldwell. Mrs.
Wyckoff was the daughter of w.
James Smith, of this city, and vas
married to andrew D.. Wyekoff in 1891
at st. Louis, Mo. Besides the husband,
a son, Vincent, and a daughter, Helen,
survive. The funeral will be held from
the home tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. Rev. Nelson B.. Chester, pas
tor of the ;Caldwel- Presbyterian
Church, will officiate.