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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

green leaves, wasn't it? Well, who
do you think brought that stand Of
lilies to the schoolhouse this very
morning?
why the queer old woman who
lives down on the edge Of the woods.
Some people say she's part Indian.
Nobody goes down there much after
sunset. Well, weren't the scholars
--oh, no, we're not going to call
them pupils or students: that will
do all right in the city; they're
scholars in the country, yet : weren't
they surprised when the queer old
woman stumbled up the schoolhouse
steps with her arm full Of titles and
handed them to he teacher and NUT
tered something about helping -
make the place lgok pretty.
Why, yes, it was the teacher who
found out that the old soul was sick
last spring and went down there and
made her cup Of tea and straight
ened things out little. Maybe that's
whywell, for pity-sake look Of viii
lie johnson, I'll bet his grandmother
made that suit herself. Did You ever
see so many freckles In your life?
How can he get them all on to his
face at once? They must be three
deep. Yes, his mother was that
pretty girl that ran away with the
circus man. She came home to die
and now grandma brings willie up.
There's Arabella ThurstOn--that
slim girl coming in the door now
kind Of affected, l think, don't your
Her mother was always q great one
to put on. Here's the minister and
his wIfe-thank goodness. she's able
to be out again--sweet little thing.
isn't shef but kind OF frail and
peeked looking. Seems as II min
listers always did choose that kind
instead Of some good healthy girl
that would be q help to him. There's
teacher going up on the platform
my-she does look pretty today. !
don't wonder all the big boys are
| in love with her and all the little
ones, too. They say little George
Mason most died when she scolded
him IN front Of the whole class the
other day-sb-here's the prayer 70
begin with
Dear teacher You ought not 70 Be
teaching that scbool--now you know
you ought not what DO you know
about pedagogy or child study or
anything else that's teIEliyinely
Scientliles
You'd never pass musIer n ne
new TANGLED schools never n ire
world 1ou'e iust sweet 90 sooi
rnt fsnte eua lcrine ana guIes
rnI 1td f'rI T11 tatr I.rI
rN 1ra .rs|I Itu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25
N ). N. BURTON
a n cti "A g q q
Abilene, Kansas,
Date book at MinickN q TayIor's
hardware store.

Oh, we'll admit that your children
can spell all around any city child
in any big town in the country and
they know their geography better,
too--and you just ask ,em few
questions about the battles Of the
Civil war and listen to 'em reel 'em
off.
Oh, yes--you teach them the old
poems, too-and the old sentiments
and the queer old-fashioned IDEAS
about heroes and heroines and the
right and wrongful what do you
know about the influence of color on
the childish sense of ethics-tell me
that?
Can you teach modelling In clay
and do you know your Froebel by
hearth Oh. well, then you'll never
do in the world-not in town.
But out in the country, where
people know you and knew your
mother and your grandmother
somehow you seem to fill place
in the community that no one else
could ever touch.
What's that motto you've written
up on the blackboard--in red and
yellow crayon and forget-me-nots
drawn around IT.
'Dars to Do Rigbt-Dare to Be
Truel" Tut-tut-what old-fashioned
nonsense q fhatf why. some Of the
children in our first grades would
know enough to laugh at that as
soon as they learned to read it. But
somehow, teacher. we who knew you
OF others like You can never see a
bunch Of old-faahioned Towers
"pIney.e bleeding hearts," lemon
nllies, and mock orange, without
wanting to tie 1t up with cord
made d sweet grass and take !, and
give TITO you-dear teacher--as
We took such bouquets and gave
them to one Who taught Us simple
things long--long ago.
Dear Little Girl-in your slarchea
petticoat and your big stfaR hat and
your funny little braids-hov Jon
brought It all baek--ths old times in
ne Old school 10 The sweet sweet
month Of lfayi
B|ert your little hearii hope
yan1s rstng p, f1esk Binssn On
|Ea Hk|rt q AZ I1ff t1T and
1 0t1 rrel |i. 6.
& | E01
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

state Wants 70 Hear from Dickin.
sons Needs.

County Clerk King has received
this inquiry from the State FREQ
Employment Bureau, Topeka:
@Dear sir: Upon the enclosed
slip you will note the number o.
men and teams called for by your
harvest.
II will thank You to cross these
out and in the place thereof, Just "a
the right, give the number OF men
estimated will be needed this year
Also give the approximate date Of
harvest, wages paid, and any other
information that you deem may assist
me in harvest work this season.
SIS there need Of any women
cooks during harvest? Yes or not.
"Can you use colored harvest
hands in your county, Yes or no,
kindly answer promptly. so my
harvest CALI can be completed In
time to be sent east early enough
to procure the men necessary for
the work. Yours truly. Chas. Har-
ris, Director"
He expects many answers by the
return mail, SO he will be in position
to begin directing parties from their
homes in the eastern, middle and
southern states to 90 directly to the
farmer, whom they will assist in
gathering the harvest.
The wheat harvest, 1t IL expected,
will not be ready for cutting before
June 20 and between June ! and
June 20, Mr.. Harris expects to be
able to supply all the hands that will
be needed. After he has received
his answers to these circular letters,
he will issue his call for harvest
hands, as he will then know about
how many will be needed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25
JOSEPHINE HAUsERMAN
GETS MAIDEN NAME BACK,
IRON wednesdays Daily.l

Mrs. w. L. Hauserman is Miss
again. Today Judge King granted
her q divorce from W L. Hauserman
and gave back to her her maiden
name, Josephine M. Wrong. She
sued for divorce on the charge of
abandonment. Mr.. Hauserman want
ted to have the case removed from
the docket, but Mrs. Hauserman re-
fused. Miss Wrong formerly lived
at Concordia and is quite popular
there.
The cases against the Abilene State
bank are still under discussion.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25
"a - eH -
THE LAST DAY" OF
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL
Winifred Black in Kansas City


$685. stssss
/ saw her down town today-all
in her prim little best starched pet
ticoats, white dress with ruffles on
il, white stockings that could have
fitted a trifle better, funny little
slippers with stubby little toes. big
straw hat with a long ribbon dang
ling at the back, two tiny little
braids tied up with all the ribbon
in the world, soft eyed, sweet Tipped
cheeks like the blush roses In her
mothers garden. little brown hands,
freckled wrists, and all. She was
in from the country to get her new
slippers and her new stockings and
her new ribbons to wear on the last
day Of school.
Oh. no, they don't call 1t COM
mencement-out in the country
vet. They call It "the last day" and
Il always is the last day. tOo--F'ri-
day--with everybody speaking pieces
land the school house decorated
with wreaths and vines and moth
er's hanging baskets, loaned for the
occaslon-and teacher. all in white
with blue ribbons in her pretty hair,
and q flush Of excitement on her
pretty cheeks-and the selectmen
sitting In row on the platform
and all the mothers tanning them
selves, dressed in their best. and 50
nervous for. fear that Johnny win
forget the second lire Of ION Linden
when the Sun Was Low" or Mary
Ellen viii stumble over "A Soldier
q the Legion who lay Dying at
Algiers" that every flower In their
hats are fairly trembling.
There's a welcome" made Of
leaves. pinned up on the wall over
lie door. Yes the wv" does look
4 little BIT wobbly and---iH that last
~er turned hind side before or i
n lust the Hight that makes 4 look
that wayY And Just notice those
fessoous on the back WaIl over where
the big boys als. The girls made
those vreaths-sat out under the
trses ana wove the leaves together
"a stem hers and Leaf there. on
pshav. Jon needn't pretend you
never knew how 10 DO It And. the
boys borrowed a stspladder from
old Uncle BiIly rsat door and teacher
slooa 3. the ioos Of The stspiadder
ssa lsld ne hoys insi hpr 70 aEns
isr.. Iricor VOTES ltsl l'rna
.I mis- h 81. <aIasI Smart q ne
f. 0sI ~ W
.t |4 ~ . ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25
RECOVERY OF MONEY TOOK
UP SESSION OF COURT TODAY

The session Of district court today
Nas devoted to cases against the
abilene state bank for the recovery
q money by the plaintiffs.
The case OF John ID, Cramer
against the Abilene State bank was
sried and taken under adyisement.
1loore q Humphrey we're the attor-
nsys for the plaintiff and Hurd &
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

For sale at discount. is1O1.5O
credit on Olney Music Co. piano, must
be used before June 8. Chas. Gfel-
Ter, Chapman, Kan, farmers phone.
w1ts
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

Farm Work Wanted.
BY a young man OF good habits.
Inquire 1893 North Buckeye. wlt'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From Board of Health.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In reply TO requests 10
supply the necessary dining room, bed
room and office furniture for the New
Contagious Diseases Hospital the Board
OF Health received the following:
The Grand rpholstering and Fur
niture Company. ,.....,........ SIZE 20
Henry w. l.indeman. .......,..: ~ 80
The proposal OF Henry w, lindeman
being the lowest the Board of Health
has therefore entered into contract with
him for the goods mentioned and here
with requests the approval and conhrma :
ton OF the same by your Honorable
Body.
In reply 10 requests for proposals 10
furnish the necessary laundry machinery
ard equipment for the hospital above
mentioned the Board OF Health received
the following:
American Laundry Machinery 90
Troy Laundry Machinery Com o
The proposal OF the American Laun-
dry Machinery Company being the low
est ths Board OF Health has therefore
entereCf-4ato contract with II Tor the
goods mentioned and herewith requests
the approval and confirmation OF the
same by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY JOHN +. McklNLAf.
Secretary.
Referred 10 Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From the Fire Commission.

To the Honorable the Common Council
GeDtlemen--The Fire Commission
was allowed. for the present nscal
year. $1,000 with which 10 engage * /.
pertS 10 investigate the advisabilty OF
building high pressure pumping sNs-
tenn for fire eXtinguishtng purposes
The experts have completed their
examinations and Investigations, ana,
believing that the question Is one OF
Importance TO our city, we nave
had the report printed We herewith
send TO your honorable body, at THIS
early date. nifty copies OF the report.
in order that YOU may give the SUD
jet careful study. and become familiar
with the recommendations contained
therein prior 10 the consideration OF
our estimates for the coming year
The growth OF our city in the past
ten years. and It's prospective CROWN
I'm the near future. demands the latest
Improvements in fire-hghting equip
ment While the initial expense Is
large: we believe the additional eN-
pense offered the city will more than
compensate for the cost OF the plant
by order OF the Commission.
@. w. STOCkWElIA
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From Department Of Public Works.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemeu--I herewith submit TO
your honorable body my report for
the week ending January the 29th.
1911:
The gas delivered by the Detroit
City Gas Co during the above period
was tested as prescribed by ordinance
ana found TO qualify with the same.
The heat units per cubic foot or gas
averaged 637 II. T. Us. gross. The aver
age Illuminating value OF the west side
product was 1893 candles against 1897
on the east side. The total sulphur In
grains per 100 cubic feet was 1856
grains. No ammonia or hydrogen sui
phide was found.
The 18th Ward product qualified. hav-
ing an Illuminating value OF 1912 cam
dies, a heating value OF $50 u. T. US.
gross per cubic foot. and no hydrogen
sulphide.
The gas pressure with one exception
was consistent with the ordinance. In
the central district leaky regulator
allowed slightly excessive pressure.
Respectfully submitted.
r. +. HYLAND.
Gas InspectOr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
Claims and Account..

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts, to whom was re-
ferred the Controllers list OF approv ed
accounts OF Jan. 81. 1911. respectfully
report that we have examined the
same, and believing them To be cor
rect recommend that they be paid from
the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN GRfNDLEY,
JAMES VERNON
GEO. 4. OWEN
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
SHERMAN LTTTBEFIELD
CHAS. L.. MCCARTHY
STEPHEN s.. SKRzYCKI
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas = Aid. Allan, Broto. Burton.
Ellis. Field. Frey. Garvey. Gilman
Grindley, HARPER. Hindle, Heating.
k eSs I KSenls; Knapp. IAttIefeld,
O'BrieD, Ostrowski. owen. Rosenthai.
Schultz. Skrzycki. Theisen, Thompson
Tossy, Vernon Walsh. Watson. ZoeIler
and the President--35
Nays--None.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts. which has had
under consideration claim OF Cassie
McEyoy respectfully report:
Claim IL based on personal injuries
said 20 have been sustained by reason
OF fall on defective sidewalk In Fall
OF tSbfs sun mas Dttn Dtn0lnK since
June. 1905: In February. 1907. verdict
was rendered against the city for
81, 500. which verdict was afterwards
set aside. long continued negotiations
to settlement have been hari
as a result OF which payment by city
Of $4,000 and acceptance by claimant
Of that amount has been agreed upon:
decision TO pay so large n sum has not
been reached until matter has had ex-
tended and careful consideration. rot
only by your committee but by the
Cooperation Counsel.
We herewith submit resolution Civ
Ing effect 20 the foregoing report
JOHN GRINDBEY,
JAMES VERNON.
GEO. A. OWEN,
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
SHERMAN LITTLEFiEI,D.
CHAS. p MCCARTHY,
STEPHEN :. SKRZYCKI.
Accepted. and leave being granted.
the following was offered.
BY Aid Grindley:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he IL requested 10 draw bis
warrant on the proper fund In favor
of Cassie McEvoy for the sum OF 50 OO5
in full settlement OF suit pending
agaHst the City OF Detroit and In fu.l
settlement OF all claim for personal
Injuries on which said suit IN based,
payment OF which sum r. to be. maxle
on usual voucher and on receipt Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
Petitions Presertsd.

BY AID. OWEN.
OF John Lancaster ct al. for the open.
Iux OF Connecticut avenue, extending
nom Melbourne TO Euclid avenues
Referred to COMMITTEES on Street Open
Or sample shoe store. for permission
Referred to COMMITTEES on Streets,
'f. BY AID VERNON
,nission 10 erect electric sign in front OF
avenue and cInord street.
& Of Edwin A. Burch. for permission to
construct bridge across alley between
Je3erson avenue. Woodbridge, Shelby
and 0riswold streets.
Refereed to COMMITTEES on Streets.
BY AID. GUTMAN
or Thomas wrabowski. for permission
<o remove saloon from No. us Hastings
u<reet to 1913 Russell street.
Referred 70 Committee on Liquor
BY AID. KoENIG.
or Fisher Body Co.. for vacation OF an
Rsfsrred to COMMITTEES on street Open
+ 6f Fisher Body Co. for permission to
1onatruct two bridges across alley.
Heferred 10 Committee on Street,
BY Aids HEATING.
OF Elizabeth -. Hampton ct al. pro
<<>sting against the placing OF an arc
&I1nt between Bagg and Ledyard
D<reta. on Fourth avenue.
Referred to Public Lighting Commits
BY AID. ALLAN
or Mohawk Pant a Overall Co. for
D1Fmission to erect sign In front OF build
nc q n. W. corner OF Fort street and
X Referred to Committee on Streets.
BY AID. SKRZYCKI
Or John Bresky ct al, to cause the
pening OF alley running east and west
~ the block bounded by Illinois. Leland.
1rleans and Riopelle streets.
4 Referred TO Committee on Street Open
BY AID. FREY.
or VIM. Klett, for permission TO con-
1<4uct q covered area In alley In rear OF
mo. 3Ss-7 Grand River avenue.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
81 q by AID. THEIsEN.
81 Mrs. VIM. Debus et al, protesting
me. Jos. compau. Hunt and Charlie
"a Nefcrred 10 Committee on Streets
BY AID. MASON.
or Chas III. Smith ct al, TO cause the
peping OF alley adjoining lot No. so,
leading from campau street to Scotch
Referred 10 Committee on Street Open
f. e By AID. KEUsCH.
or Jefferson Avenue Land Co., for the
1e1nx OF Montclair avenue. extending
<0U Charlevoix street TO city limits.
Aeferred 10 Department OF Public
BY THE CLERK.
OF p. NJ Campbell and Elizabeth
Lane. Tor cancellation, reduction or ad-
/1D<mcnt OF taxes for the year 1910
Heferred to Committee on Taxes.
o. Mrs. Paul Rutz, for the cons.ruc-
Hon OF q lateral sewer In the alley in
~ block bounded by Holcomb. War
s. 1o and Moffat avenues.
Referred 20 Department OF Public
OF Mary A. Danahey and Mary
1nlz, for refund OF portion of liquor
asisrred to Committee on Liquor
0f The Pingree Company, for per-
IDDion to construct covered area un-
M sidewalk IN front OF proposed
Il1ding at corner OF Jefferson avenue
M shelby street
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
< OF Robert Peterborough. for The
IInDtruction OF sidewalks on Twenty
NTH street, north OF Cobb Place
Heferred to Committee on Streets
Or Sarah r. Lovett. protesting
*I1nInsf sidewalk assessment
Heferred TO Committee on Streets
% Arthur G. Tredway. for amend
>nt to liquor district.
+ Referred 10 Committee on Liquor
'DxuInfion.
Ala Rosenthal entered and took his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From Department OF public Works.

To the Honorable the Common totffrtt'
Gentlemen transmit herewith as
sessm6nt rolls Nos 74f6. T4S2 GlSS.
74s4. T4s5. T4s7, T4ss and 1881. for the
construction OF lateral sewers Nos
2i6G. 2l72. 21T3. 2i7t 2i75. 2l7T, 2l7s
and 2lsl: said assessment rolls having
been made according TO a resolution ~
your Honorable Body. and notice ot
the completion OF the same publishes
In the official newspaper or the CITY
OF Detroit az prescribed bv the ordt-
nances OF said city In such cases made
and provided Attached hereto Is
from the Corporation
Counsel stating that the proceedipgs
taken in relation 10 the above named
sewers are IN accordance with the or
dinances and that all legal require
ments have been connlied with.
Respectfully submitted,
T. J UhARER
Commissioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01

Public Works, be. and Is hereby ordered
and directed 10 advertise Ave times Tor
proposals for improving said streets ~
accordance with the recommendations
tion and said charter and ordinances
Adopted as follows:
Yeas AID. Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Ellis. Field. Frey. Carney. Gilman,
keusch. koenlg. Knapp. Littleneld'
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason, Merritt,
% Bricn. Ostrowski, Owen. Rosenthal,
schultz. Skrzyeki, Theisen. Thompson
Tossy. Vernon, Walsh. Watson. zoeller,
and the President-35.
NaNs-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From Department. Of public Works.

Gentlemen return herewith clip
pings furnished for lateral sewers Nos.
2l66. 2l72. 2i73. ara, 2i75, 2lT7. 2lss
and 2iSl. as being In compliance with
the provisions of the ordinances and
charter relative thereto,
Respectfully,
BERNARD r WEADOCK.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
BY Aid. Walsh;
Resolved, That assessment rolls Nos.
74T6, T4s2. 1888 74s4. 74s5. 74s7. I4ss
and 749l. for the construction OF lat
eral sewers Nos 2i66 2l72. 2l73. 2l7i,
2l75. 2177, 2i7s and 2isl, transmitted
by the Department Of Public Works IN
accordance with the ordinances IN such
case made and provided. be. and TIE
same are hereby approved and confirm
ed
Adopted as follows
Yeas - Aid Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Ellis. Field Frey. Carney. Gilman.
GrindIey. Harpfer. Hindle, Heating.
Keuseh Koenig. Krann. Lttlehsld,
Lodge, Lynch. McCarty Mason. Merritt,
O'Brien. Ostrowski, Owen. Rosenthal,
Schultz Skrzych Theisen. Thompson.
Tossy Vernon Walsh. Watson. Zoeller.
and the President-35.
NaNS-NOne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
Adnnted aa fnllows
From peuartmen, Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In compliance with n
resolution ADOPTED by Your honorable
body October 22nd.. 1907. I beg to re-
port for the week ending with Jan.
10Th. 1911, there were twenty-four (2i)
complaints received az this office and
the garbage collection depot for the
non=cotfectton OF garbH-r and dead ant
mails or an average OF four (4) per day.
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARER.
Comm issioner.
Referred to Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01


stipulation OF discontinuance In form
approved by Corporation Counsel
Adopted as follows:
Yeas ~ AID Allan Brozo. Burton
orindlsy. Harpisrs.' H aindis. Ssatias.
keusch' koenig, Knapp. Littleheids
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason. Merritt.
Schultz skrzyekI. Theisen. Thompson.
Tossy, Vernon, Walsh. Watson, Zoelisr.
and the President--SS.
Nays--None.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Counetiil
uebtiemen--fou COMMITTEES ON
claims and Accounts TO whom was re-
for damages. for injuries alleged 10
have been sustained by falling on al
legged defective sidewalk. respectfully
report that We have had the matter
TO the testimony OF claimant and
after consultation with the Corpora
ton Counsel, recommend that claim
full settlement rt Of all ' en,@s for dam,
ages that he may have against the
City OF Detroit by reason of certain
injuries alleged TO have been sustained
by falling upon alleged defective side
walk, and We therefore offer the fol-
lowing resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GRINDLEY.
JAMES VERNON,
JOHN 4. THOMPSON
SHERMAN LITTLEFlELD,
cIAS II. MCCARTHY,
STEPHEN :. SKRZYCKI
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered.
By AID Grindley;
Kesolved. That the City Controller
be and he Is authorized and instructed
10 draw a warrant upon the proper
fund I'm favor OF Joseph Podesta for
the sum OF $500. the same TO be In
full settlement OF all claims for dam
tHEHK-ThAI he may have against the
city OF Detroit by reason OF certain m
jurIes alleged TO have been sustained
by falling upon alleged defective side
walk, upon presentation OF the proper
receipt therefor.
Provided. Said sum is accepted by
sail claimant within Is days from tho
date OF the approval OF this resolution.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas - Aid. Allan, Brozo. Burton.
Ellis. Field. Frey. Garvey. Gilman.
Grindley. Harpfer. Hindle, Heating.
Keusch. Koenig. Knapp Littleneld.
Lodge Lynch. McCarty Mason Merritt.
% Brien. Ostrowski. Owen, Rosenthal.
Schultz. Skrzyckl, Theisen. Thompson.
Tossy Vernon. Walsh. Watson, Zoeller.
and the Presidents.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
llnfinlshed nualness.

& Ala. Littlefield moved TO take from
me- table q report OF committee on Lii
cuor Regulation, laid over Jan. "a.
'1o!L 81. G. c.. p. I'D. which motion pre-
The report was then adopted as fol-
'' Xeas--Aid. Allan. Brozo. Burton. 81
Uo. Field. Frey, Garvey. Gilman.
Kouseh. Keenig. Knapp, Eittieheid.
Lodge. Lynch, McGafty, Mason,-Mer=
HIT OBrten. ostrowski. Schultz. Skrz-
xckf Theisen, Thompson, Tossy, walsh,
Xo&ll<r. and the President-S0.
Nays--Ald owen. Vernon. watson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
From Clerk Of the Recorders Court.

To the Honorable the Common Councll;
Gentlemen respectfully report 10
your honorable body that the lines ana
costs collected In the Recorders Court
during the month of January. amount
TO rfty-siN (s56.0O) dollars, which
amount has been deposited with che
city Treasurer and his receipt therefor
taken
Respectfully yours
JOHN A. GROGAN,
Clerk OF the Recorders Court.
Accepted and placed on ille.