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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

At o Communication of Huguenot
Lodge No. 3s1. #. & A. M, In Ma
sonic temple. TottenFiils, last night,
the degree Of master mason was
conferred on Ave ~candidatea Wor-
ghipful Master George w. Dubois
presided and Joseph B. Handy, of
Richmond Lodge. Port Richmond.
delivered the historical lecture.
There yer a large number of mem
bers present, besides several wish
tors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
MRS. ssgrrH -ENrERTAINs.

Mrs. Harry Smith, Of Johnson ave-
nue., TottenyilIe, had as her guests
afternoon the members %
the Regina Euohra Club. After the
cards refreshments wer served.
Mr.. George w. Du Bots and Mrs. A.
]. Smith were the prize winners.
Next week Mrs. A. ]. Smith Will en-
terrain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
SOCIAL N MUSICAL.

A masquerade social and musical
will be held by the members of the
candy booth of the coming st. Paul's
fair, at the home Of Mrs. Lyna Dor
sey Thursday, November 18. Ad-
mission, ten cents. Ice cream for
sale. Mrs. George Slaight Is chair
mar Of the committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
PLEASANT PLAINS

MI. and Mrs. Fl. w. Stedman have
returned to Massachusetts, after a
visit with the latter's mother, Mrs.
H. Cooper, OF Primes Bay.
Mrs. d. o. Depew visited In Perth
Amboy Yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

ark. visited In Prince Bay yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Cole Ia recovering
from a recent illness.
Winfield Holbert, OF Huguenot,
was In T~ottenvilIs yesterday.
Charles Bogardus, Jr., of WOOD
row, was In Tottenville last night.
SnnacrJhe -rr rn~ Srw~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
RAzAR AT 81. MARKS.

the auspices of several clauses OF st.
Methodist Sunday school
viii be held in the lecture room of
the church Tuesday, November IA
All kinds OF fancy articles and
aprons will be for sale. An oyster
will be a feature of the af-
fair. This proceeds will be for the
benefit OF the sinking fund OF the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
Jersey Wednesday.

Robert Snyder, son Of Rev. De-
witt Snyder, OF Huguenot, has re-
turned from the s.. r. Smith Infrm-
airy, where he underwent an opera
ton.
John Libby, of New Brighton
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. George Atherton, of New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
Ruth Hitchcock OF Prince p

Ruth Hitchcock, Of Prince Bay,
was In Tottenville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brown enter
tanned a few friends at a clam steam
at their home In Amboy venue
Wednesday night.
G. G. DeMeo has returned from a
visit in Manhattan.
Paul Cronce was n yfsftnr In New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

II yon sc Gng seaa 6hs NEWS
aysry day you aasS d graat aaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
airfeinobielieSfeif | Solar
5aas, Soma.
giot Siitorie.
eibt Siitoric.

5 Gnoene fra t5.-t7. San. 1911.
On meget imif, ifsn oa beiIia
Ssitib / @a8oretb @eniebeo, GeSar
Balls, ga. 9eres upe airfe lto6
fiilofert onlofri. 8orberebelipr.
ne par tiIenoebragte, Sierterne item.
tie til Ssitio og anbagt for Serrcn,
iom bno0e laoet @erfet lpffes oDer
al 5oroentnine. 6orOentningl
ia, bpnb bar oct life bpret for ole
Dem, Tom er prsoe6e | Serrens Sfo.
le?
Sg De, iom forpenteoe Serrcns
SipIp, bIeo fornpeoe | oeres aroft.
Gen %. gpriI 1904 lbeitemte en-
Del af SsnoagsifcIebsrnene of ban
ne en- Notwithstanding, bpis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
,,9am p9re Yris til euig Sio".

9}aor 9rprien fnuae5 al 9interen5 auloe,
90 Spirerne iope iaa tun9t unoer Yfuloe,
"a lGnges min Si9l Dig at iuble Weoe,
Ser SDnoere nPffer til 9iu ira De osOe!
9foar Storltene bpirple meo Sneen iaa ni0e,
90 ingen ier Sci eaer Zen oeo i'm Sioe,
Seq Ienges at hinge ON @eien til Sioet,
On Dig. Serre Seius, til 6relie os oioet.
9taar 9geren lager IS og i Zoe,
60 Smaaiugle iuffe til 0imIen ON 6soe,
Seq lpnges ot iuble ct tort 6oiianno
6or Oig, 6erre SENS, on binnelite Manno.
Sa, fiinoe ieg ipnee ON Dig, iom ie9 uiloe,
Min 6~reIier. min alippe, min SaIisbeOs Slide.
"a bsrtes DIN 2ouiang poo 9ierae, / 0ale,
; usleite Graa % / aongernes Gale.
4f, Der min Suite 9t9tterne Ionae
Sea npnner I'm iattige, inlmeoe Sange;
% ioo eler ingen al Songsn fan bore,
9por rig on BEN rinaeite SDnOer fan gore.
Men bin0es emo Gtngeu, % oiigges nit 2ie,
9foor Siertet pl iubIe sin Eris moo BET Seie:-
IN ueo oct aIene, bpor oerne ieg uiloe
2ooipnge sit 91aon, Oh al aprlig6eos Slide.
Ssilopet ou ppre, Subs 6eIli9e, Stencil
Spilooet 6u opre, iorbarmen0e Gne!
Seilopet 6u opre paa 9ierge, I Gale,
; usleite grao og / aongernes SaIel
0oneuiIe. q. Qof, Gan. 1911. e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
Dana college
og-
5rinitntis Seininariunl.
SfOlens Supografi.

Saa oil ieg Der iorie9e paa at 9ipe
3opografien al Dor Sfole, iom
er mango far og Here fer ifaI bIioe;
Gbi 5rinitatis Seninarium
Sfal oeo CUBS 9aa0e bliDe 6olOt 2ioe,
Saa lange Der Tor 6erreus aono er Stun.
@io oenne Sfole mnn Dor STRIFE prpOe,
Saa mango 6ierter mao / Con %uobrDoe.
Ue1 oa Dor Sfole bprer toenoe Rnone
36i n1ona College iioit er fommen til,
Mon bar bel SfoIeiagen tpnft at game,
90 Der iom oonif man ben betegne pil
@i6 bisie tOen6e Ipie moa lem gaone.
lbi snifer ieg ira bette laDneipil,
ut Sfolen man til begge 9latne iuore,
% iaulle Der en- talrig llngOomsifare.
9aa 9nen Blair Wisiouri0alen enoer.
Eli 6eie Batter former iig Den Serb,
Ger per moo 9eit Tor ieloe 2alen ippnoer.
Gerfro man bar / Eit, Spo og Aoro
On oeili9 llOii9t boor man 2iet OenOer.
Ser bleo Dor Sfole rejit iom oDbe Spor
8eo Sroet % oeO 5eIlieoanoens girfe
Sfol iptte blan0t port 5olf ariiti STRIFE.
N1an ier @isiourioalens breoe 2eie,
Sporoon bet bugter Jig / gtoro og SDo;
Yer Nan0et iler 40 De DnaOe 9eje
Moo @apet neo meo Strpmmens ia9te 9po.
Iii trenoe Sioer, bpor man oif iie oreie,
Mon bar en- ll0iigt iom ct ret en- 5rpo,
Gen uforglem'lie Jig ! Si9Ien premier
Sg Der er sfolen, Sjentmet for Stuoenter.
Oct 9ano, ri Ter paa 5loOens anoen SIDE,
Qerflitter, Der i~ortoner iig | 6laat,
er Staten Soma, meo Sletter oiOe,
9aa boilfe foroum ti0t min SOB bar traaot,
Oo lo'er Dalen neo ri 8liffet GLIDE,
Der ligger Stooen freoelie og goot.
Ueen Sfolen ieID 10 Staoen er paa gierget.
Zen bar Ell 6ienoen plpnOret eaer berget.
ga, Sfolen Stooen er, iom ei fan osl9es,
% BEN poa giergets bsje Sino er lagt.
Oa flint of geroens 5prite ben forfslses,
Son nlorig bog ifal pinoe Opermagt
Sans 2io ~Iinoeres, iom ifol efterfelges.
raf mia 5 lore, bar Dor Meiter Iagt;
Seq pomDs og fagtmooig er al 8jertet."
Sfert Cubs G%nitning itaor pi iforfproet.
3. q. @un6efen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

9ut6er" ipnes at goa no ira, at Slltber og ben lutber-
ife Strife, og bans llotaleIier er life nogen Senieen-
(~5orti9ttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

for at raa0fsre Jig meo mig. 9ai1
por friitet al Ell reiormert Setti
men JON ban io90e: Seq Oiloe Dog
fife goa fra min Narnetro, bois lite
oct er nsopenoigt for at blioe iolig."
Get foriifreoe ieg BAN not, At bet
life bar; men iea bialp BAN at
role ben iamme reiornlerte GET
Tor oens ibprOige Arbei0e % De
Menneifer, iom ito6 | ben Seft,
inorgmmeOe ieg bar meget gllofrp9.
tiae, ielo ON Sc bnpoe nntnget Ell
piloinrenoe 99re. 90 ina gil ieg
meo til 0eres oliepipaI". Meoer. gten
fsr ica piOite oct. tumleoe Wanoe1
no Atlnnterbnnet me0 Ell Om0es
Der. oa omiioer tlrmle0e Den arme
Sipl ui0ere, in6tiI oct en0tc / Der.
oen igen. % ban bopOe miitet FRO.
en- pno alt. Ru mencr ieg life, at
lea oeo ege1 aloaifnb eller aroit
full0e bape bepuret BAN, men ieg
peO, at Subs Strait illlofommes |
Sfre6eligbeO. 90 bans 6oriqttelie
qaar BOG ogioa iaa DiOt. at BET beo.
Der til 0rOcts 6%orfnnoer: 3aar on
giper 9gt poa oig ielo o. poa
%2prOommen, IfoI DIT freIie baaoe
oia ieIp og Dem, Der bsrer oia. @n
1inq bsr ri "a oaioa pioe, o. oct
er, at mar fan iaare LET fonme til
at aioe Nnria1 til. at ANDRE tIm.
les ON. % ri peo. 6oor poniteliat,
ia, n9iten unilIiat set er at brin.
&c noaen til at itanoie igen. nnar
De err fommen in0 poo Smtrmlin.
gems 9one. 81 noor ri Iao bar Jet.
at oct fan en0e / Den oanoelipe9s0
on Sortabelie. ga ber man pGre
Ooriom ober for oct, ipnes ieg. Ter.
ior bar lea %inOtoaet Den StilIing.
at lea pasicr mia ieIp % nit pr.
beioe / Dor e9en airfe. 1aar uoqen
al Dem. iom er mig betroet, uoiGt.
ter iig Tor 4aaoirfnina uOeiro, iaa
lpqger iea Dem ingen 6inorinqer
/ @eien. men ie9 Io6er Dem f%oritoa.
at oe uoiGtter iia FOR 6ore. 90 at
set be0rsoer mig. SeIp tiIIo6er lea
mi9 life at aao. Sen 5ribeo oil
ANDRE nof un6e mia, meOens lea
poa ion1ine 5io m6er enbper Sri.
be6 til at title Tia onoerleoes. On.
boer ifal 10 ieIo gore Re9nifob FOR
lin eaen 6usbolonina.
Sermeo ifal ie9 iaa lutte. Oct
fan go0t uGre. at oct er ct panife.
Iiat Gmne; men mnoifc oGigeDel
man fan %foritan. bono iea merer,
bois man qsr iig libt Image; %
bnoo fnar ma uoen llnoge2 VT
ser fan ppre oemj Der aerne pil mis-.
%ioritao, bIioer en- Sag for iig ieIo.
efterifriit.
Eli 9emGrfninaerne Der ira Gu.
gene imo0 min NrtifeI Blot et 9or
Orb.
Man bor life 9op til at tillpege
MIG ANDRE aariaaer eno Dem. ie9
ieIo o%nisrer / Snoleoningen Def
er fun 9tr, 5eniens esen ieiloatiae
Gonfe, at ieg ifreo al 6eninn til
BAN %perionlig.
% noor ems eane Meborbeioere
benbtter en- ioa6on isgt 9eili9beo
til al mistrnfeIigasre 6orfpnoelien
berlOe, iom ON Oen gif | Hetning
al at urinaeagte Bngtens Blob
Deo at iptte noget on6et ION Oct
isrite, ioa or oct miloeit tolt oobbelt
upnsienoe. Sbi for oct isrite pas.
ier Def iIet life. 6ortpnoelien 9oor
life / ben &etnina; o0 Tor Oct on.
oct er BET noe al lin 0roen. nnor
ct Menig6eOsIem goor til 9laoene
meo en- inn0an Siotelie / Steott
for OF onn ben @ei iom Serreu
piier / tit ORR. 9pierne Irnges pit
life eiter, at oi ifnl %befenotgere 20.
re IotaIe MisiorTtaaelier poo ben
Wtoooe.
y. g. Sborebp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

Isl er lire ceres 0prfPr 90 MPitre,
og be er os, bDao gaulus uotrpffer
pe0 pfremmeoe Snen6e", iaa oi ifal
life BONNIE eller foroemme Dem.
Den bi %for6emmer DC 9Groomme,
De f6rer. nanr oisie afpieer fra
Sfriftens 6obeoIrroomme.
enoelig mener ieg oginn, at Der
bsr tnoes noget Seninn til ben
Sipleisrgergerning og 2~prereer.
ming, iom en- Del al os itnor l.
oe Tom ingen bar COB til at npre
IiaeapIoige for. Oct beboer | Subs
Oro. at W~enipbeoens Serre letter
Sprber og 2prere 81. a. for at bin.
Ore Solicit I at omoribes al frem.
me6e n2prboms 8eir." Gg al Sen.
inn til ubefpItebe SipIe bill ieg life
| min6ite Wnnoe, fnn biot ieg fan
unbgna oct, gipe enbo9 ben MET
inbirefte GnbefaIing til at inoIooe
Zig meb Dem, Der fan blipe Mariog til
Sorbirring | Siplens SoIiabeos.
Tag. erforing far Iprt mig If6t og.
ioo | fon Manoe. On Manb fom til
mig, ftrafs ieg bar bIeoen Brett,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27

entry Ia such book shall be <f<<<@.|
obliterated, altered or d4I1I<|.
Every such licensed dealer shall
make out every week day before
the hour Of ~ a m on blank u,,s Torn a..
partment for that purpose. lea
ible and correct copy Of the record
required 10 be kept. containing inc
particulars OF all purchases q
such articles on the preceoIuH
business day: and shall upon re-
guest sherefori ueiixer snen Ser-
5 dent OF police OF said city or hIs
5 authorized representative.
Every such licensed dealer ~
: the time OF making any Durchufe
, az aforesaid shall attach t4<
with a designating number trerf-
z purchased: and shall make entry
3 OF such number In the book above
provided for in this ordinances
Every such licensed dealer shall
: post In a conspicuous place IN MS
7 place OF business copy OF the
5 ordinance relating TO dealers u.
ccensed under the provisions o.
Q this ordinance, such copies 20 be
I furnished by the police department.
2 OF said city t
3 No such licensed second hand
4 dealer shall permit his store or
. place for buying and selling Sec
8 ond hand goods TO be open except
Z between saHfise and o'clock IN
= the evening on any week day ex-
y cept Saturday. on which last day
70 such store or place OF business
J may be kept open ror the transac-
z ton Of business until IL o'clock
- p. m.
Read twice by title. ordered printed
md referred 10 COMMITTEES on Ordi-
lances.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
From the Corporation Counsel.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to filing the
petition or petitions for the awarding Of
damages, II any have been sustained. on
account OF the separation CT grades be-
tween Hastings and Russell streets, both
Inclusive, IL Is essential for the Common
Council to pass a resolution declaring tho
Improvement or improvements necessary
for the public benefit.
herewith submit the appropriate reso-
luton and ask for Its nassage
Yours very truly
RICHARD l. LAWSON
chief Assistant Corporation Counsel.
By Alderman owen
Whereas. The Common Council OF The
City OF Detroit on the ...,.... day Of
- A. D. authorized and
Idlrected the Mayor and Chairman OF the
Committee on Grade Separation OF the
city OF Detroit to execute on behalf OF
the City an agreement with the Michigan
Central RAILROAD Company. the Lake
Shore e. Michigan Southern Railway
Company the Grand Trunk Railway
Company OF Canada. the wabash
Railroad Company, and the Detroit
United Railway. for the separation Of
grades at the intersection OF the several
streets In the district from Woodward
avenue TO Russell street both Inclusive.
according To the plans and specifications
attached TO said agreement. which are
now on file I'm the office q the City
Clerk copy OF which agreement H.
hereto attached; and
Whereas. Said agreement has been
duly executed by the parties thereto ana
the execution thereof has been ratified
and confirmed by the Common Council;
land
Whereas, The Common Council has
deemed II eNpedient to effect ComprO-
mise with all the parties having an IN
terest In the lots or property abutting on
that portion OF said streets within the
district aforesaid affected by the separa-
ton OF grades according TO said plan
and which may be damaged by the pro-
possd change OF grades; and
whereas The grade crossings at the
polnts named within said district, rs
heretofore maintained, have long been
da ngerous and a constant menace 10 nu-
man life and the separation OF grades AT
said points will facilitate travel and pro-
mote traffic on said streets; therefore
Re IL Resolved That the Common
Council Of the City of Detroit hereby
declare that IL II necessary for the public
benefit to make such separation "
scrIbed by said agreement: and
Be 10 Further Resolved, That the city
Clerk be and he u hereby instructed TO
Gle In the ONCE OF the Corporation
and a record OF the same In the Office
OF the Register Of Deeds for the County
The Following Is the agreement re-
This agreement. made this day
OF -. - -. iao9, by and between
the City OF Detroit, hereinafter called
the City, party OF the first part. and
the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany. the Lake shore a Michigan
Southern Railway Company the
Grand Trunk Railway Company OF
Causda operating the Chicago. De-
troit and Canada Grand Trunk June
tiOT. Railroad and the Wabash Rail-
road Company, hereinafter called the
Railroad Companies. and the Detroit
United Railway Company. hereinafter
called the Street Railway Company,
parties OF the second part. witnesseth;
Whereas. The City desires to dis
continue az soon az may be reasonably
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--1n compliance with reso-
luton adopted by your Honorable Body
Oct. 20. 1907, | beg TO report for the
week ending with Dec. 20. 1911. there
were fifty-one (5D complaints received
at this Office and the garbage collection
q, POT for the non collection OF garbage
and dead animals. or an average OF eight
and three-sixths 8 $50 complaints per
day
Respectfully submitted.
J. j. HAARER,
Commissioner
Referred to Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
FROM THE SAME,
To the Honorable the Common Council;
C;entlemen--I herewith submit to your
Honorable Body my report for the week
ending Dec. "a, 1911.
Tho gases delivered the consumers OF
the city during the above period were
tested and found to qualify with the city
ordinance That delivered on the East
side averaged 1875 I'm Illuminating value
against 1905 on the West SIDE. The heat
units averaged 615 r. r. Us gross per
cubic foot ~ gas The sulphur content
was 1897 grains per 100 cubic feet or
gas No ammonia or hydrogen sulphioe
WAS detected.
THE gas pressure in all districts was
consistent with the city ordinance.
Respectfully submitted.
T. r. HYLAND.
tias Inspector.
Accepted and placed on nle
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
From Clerk Of the Recorders Court.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
G6ntlemen--I respectfully report 20
your Honorable Body that a jury. duly
impanelled in the Recorders Court In
the matter OF opening Hamilton avenue
FROM Jefferson avenue TO point z4O
feet south OF present terminus. where
not already open so feet wide as a
public street and highway. rendered q
verdict In favor OF said opening. Mon
day. December rs. 1911. which was con-
nrmed BY the Court, Saturday. Decem-
Der 90. 1911
In accordance with the statute, I
herewith transmit certified copy OF
said verdict. and OF the Judgment OF
confirmation.
Respectfully, -
IOIINI A cROGAN
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
Erom- Board OF Aasessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--We herewith transmit 10
your Honorable Body Assessment Rolls
Nos. il23 TO 1927, both inclusive, Tor
grading and paving Forman avenue.
from the north line OF NJ. G. r. IL.
property TO the south line or Fort
street Twenty fifth street, from the
north line OF Baker street 70 the south
line OF Dix avenue; Alley No. 203, be-
ing the alley between Parker and SEM
mole avenues. from the north line OF
first alley north OF and parallel 10
Jefferson avenue 10 the south curb line
OF Champlain street Alley No. 215. be-
ing the alley between Winder and Ade-
laide streets, from the east line OF
woodward avenue 10 the west Inc OF
ohm X street. and Alley No. 2l6. being
the entire alleys In block bounded by
Woodward avenue, Withereh street,
Adams avenue and Elizabeth street.
The usual notice required by law has
beer given 10 the parties In interest,
as will appear by the annexed notices
and afndavits OF publication. No per
son has appeared 10 object TO said
rolls or TO ask any correction Thereon.
We have. therefore, signed the same,
and report them TO your Honorable
Body.
Very respectfully,
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLASs.
President.
Accepted. and leave being granted
the following resolution was offered:
By Aid Theisen:
Resolved, That Assessment Rolls
Nos 1923 to i127. both inclusive. for
grading and paving Forman avenue.
from the north line OF Nj. c. r. r. prop
erty 10 the south line OF Fort street.:
Twenty NTH street, from the north
line or Baker street 10 the south line
OF DIX avenue: Alley No. 20S, being the
alley between Parker and Seminole
avenues, from the north line OF first
alley north OF and parallel TO Jefferson
avenue to the south curb line OF Cham-
plain street Alley No. 215, being the
alley between Winder and Adelaide
streets. from the east line OF Wood
ward avenue TO the west line OF John
r. street. and Alley No. 2l6. being the
entire alleys I'm block bounded by
- Sodward avenue. Witherell street,
Adams avenue and Elizabeth street, are
hereby approved and confirmed. that
the description OF premises and the
names OF persons contained therein are
received as correct: and that the sums
set forth in the said assessment rolls
are the correct ones which each indi-
vidual or set or individuals should be
assessed at and pay. and that the said
assessments be collected from the sew
eral perons liable TO pay the same ac-
cordlng to law
I approve the form OF the above reso-
luton.
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton,
! Deimel Ellis. Garvey. Gilman, Grind
ley. HARPER Hindle, Heating, Keusch'
Koenig. Krspp. Littleheid Lodge.
| O'Brien Ostrowski owen. Rosenthal.
schultz, Skrzycki. Theisen. Tossy. YER
nor Watson. Zoeller. and the Presi-
|
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27

kTapp. Lttleneld lodge Lynch Me
Carly, Mason. Merritt. OBriens Ostrow-
ski owen, Rosenthal. schultz. Skrzyckl.
Theisen. Tossy Vernon. Watson, Zoel-
Ter. and the President-3i.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
Respectfully submitted.
j. j HAARER,
Commissioner
From pepartment of Public Works.

TO the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-'fhe Department recon-
mends that the City Treasurer be d.
rected to accept the amount named In
the following resolution for the con-
struction OF cement walk and cancel
the balance account OF error.
Respectfully submitted.
---J- J-IIAARER,-
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Theisen:
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
be, and is hereby directed to accept
from che owner OF lot sos. -. Harper,
between Elmwood and Moran. Good
rich a. Buttons sub, the sum OF $ls.4O,
and cancel the balance or assessment.
Adopted AS follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Defined. Ellis. Garvey. Gilman, Grind
ley. HARPER Ilindle. Heating. Keusch,
Koenig. Knapp, Littleheld. Lodge.
Lynch. McCarty, Mason, Merritt
OBrien, Ostrowski. owen. Rosenthal
Schaltz, SkrzyckL. TheIs-" - w.
nor, Watson, Zoeller, and the Presi-
dent-32.
Nays-Nonp.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-27
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
From Department Of police.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The increase In the
number Of second hand stores In TINS
city and large amount OF secondhand
goods that are being disposed OF In
those places, some OF which are known
TO have been stolen, makes II neces-
sary for the department 10 have an
ordinance that Will require them TO
make daily report TO the police de-
partment listing all purchases and
giving such other Information as Will
AFFORD reasonable regulation. being
practically the same as that relating
TO pawn shops.
respectfully ask that the accom-
panying draft OF an ordinance pre-
pared by the corporation counsel be re-
ferred 20 the committee and enacted as
soon as possible.
Yours very respectfully.
r. II. CROUL.
Commissioner
The following IL the ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE TO amend Section 4.
Chapter 1875 OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the city OF Detroit for the
year 1904
II is hereby ordained by the People
OF the city OF Detroit
Section J. That Section OF
2 Chapter 1873 OF the Compiled ordi-
nances-uf -the-efty -ef- Detroit
Z the year 1904 be. and the same Is
> hereby amended so as-te- fead- az
Sec l. Every person so licensed
shall keep book in which shall
he written in ink at the time OF
1 purchase OF any second hand ar
ticle or articles, description
thereof and the name. age. adj
dress and personal description or
the person or persons from whom
such purchase was made; also the
10 date and hour OF such purchase.
II Such book shall at all times be
~ open TO the inspection or any
lS member OF the police force OF the
IA city OF Detroit Such book shall
is be substantially bound. ana OF a
16 size not less than six inches IN
II length and breadth, and when
rs shall have legibly written In the
10 English language the amount rald
30 for each article purchased NO