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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-22
House Of correotion.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
House OF Correction. 10 whom was re-
ferred the Forty-ninth Annual Report
OF the Inspectors of the House OF Cor
reetion. embodying the reports OF the
superintendent, together with the re-
ports OF the Physician and Teacher
for the fiscal year 1. ending Dec 81.
1910, respectfully report that we had
the same under consideration at a
meeting held at the House OF Correc
ton, Friday. Feb. 18th, at $3.50 y. m.
and are unanimous I'm our opinion that
the Superintendent of said institution
is to be highly congratulated and COM
mended for the splendid showing made
during the past year. The Superintsn-
dents report divulges some in
terestinS information relative 70
the inmates, showing the total num-
Der Of people committed TO the lnstI,u-
ton, the tremendously increasing
number committed for short sentences.
the removal of long term United States
prisoners and the fiuctuation in popu-
alton at different periods OF the year.
each OF which In itself has its bear
ing In adding to the difficulties of oper-
ating an institution of this character.
1t is indeed gratifying TO the people
OF the City OF Detroit to know that
IL Is the only institution In the world
of its character that Is not only self
sustaining, but that les able to turn
over to the municipality an annual
profit at the conclusion OF each years
did business management OF the in
stitution. Mr.. Mcdonnell liz not only
warden, but he has complete charge
of the purchase of the raw materials.
the vast amount Of detail necessary "a
successfully manufacture, and the
final disposition OF the products on the
market; and the affairs OF the insti-
tuition have been so conducted that
the institution has not received any
thing but the best prices for it's manu-
featured goods The Commissioners
all OF whom were present paid Mr.
Mcdonnell q glowing tribute and the
sentiment there expressed Is most
heartily endorsed by your Committee
Your Committee, with tho chief Ac-
eountant. have examined the various
accounts and vouchers Of the institu-
ton and found them 20 nc correct and
are 80 certified by the Chief Account
ant We therefore recommend that
the report as submitted be adopted
and referred back 10 the Superinten-
dent for printing.
Your Committee beg leave TO FUR
ther state that the institution has had
a very successful year being able
after the payment Of all expenses. 20
turn over to the city the sum OF 500
600 out 81 a net profit OF S2f,35s.ST
While this IL somewhat less an amount
1 than has heretofore been turned over
II must be borne In mind that the
sum OF Sa.67O.3s was disbursed to pris-
oners as compensation for their labor
1 that $4,000 was turned over 20 the
Poor Commission. which ~ utilized eN-
clusively In aiding the families of such
/ prisoners committees TO the institution
from the courts Of the CITY Of Detroit
as MAJ be found in need OF assist
ance. and that s1,2756s was expended
for repairs and improvements a.
i buildings. making a total pro0f TO-
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the wear OF $50 40l 81 We Therefore
recommend that a vote OF thanks -
cyterded - the superintendent Tor -
noSt excellent showing, and therei"He
0fer the following resolution
Respectfully submltteu.
SHERMAN LlTILEfiEl>'
JAMES VERNON.
WILLIAM D. ZOElii,h'
louis BROZo.
LOUIS r.. TOSSf.
Accented aud on leave the ioii"N
inc resolution was ouer"d-
10y Aid Lttleheld: ,.t.
Resolved That Ia ~ the sens" o. WIS
Council that a vote of thanks nc ~
tenled % superintendent 1onh l. Mc-
Doneu Of the Detroit House OF tut
lection FOR the splendid SHOWING mH1N
d,,r3nr sbc nast wear and FOR tho abie
ana effrient manner ln which he has
conducted the affairs OF sath lasNisu u
ZION committed ITO his Charge % tne
Board OF Inspectors, ana be ~ lnItnvr
Resolved That the reports OF me IN
spectors aud superintendent OF we
House of CORRECTIONS Ter the year emu
ing Dec. 81. 1910. be and Tue - ",
are hereby accepted ana 9doPt'n anu
the Superint endent he, and lac - mere
hN authorized to pay over To the CRY
'ryeosurer the amount specified IN ms
report. viz: sec. zoe. 90, 10 be placed q"
me credit OF the proper tund
Adopted as fOlloWs:'
Yeas-Ald Milan, RroZO. Burton, lpel-
mel Ellis Field. Garvcy- Gilman, GRIND
ley. Harpter Hindle kcusch, hoenls'
Krapp, Littleheld. Lynch. McIar .,!,
Mason Merritt. o'Britn ostrowsk, i
owen. ROsenthal. schultz. Skrzyckl'
'rhejsan. 4 thompson. Tossy, Vernon. Wat
son. 2oeiier and the PrcSident-32
NaVS-\ Meme
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That in section ls. page l5I, at the
end OF the second paragraph, insert
the, words and milk Ina an eight ounce
glass.
All lessees shall post blll-of-fare
with prices in conspicuous places.
And be IL further
Resolved That the specifications as
amended he adopted and that the com
missioner be requested GO advertise Tor
bids for the privileges.
Adopted az follows;
y eas AID. Allan. Brozo. Burton, Del
mel, Ellis. Field. G1rvey. Gilman, Grind
ley Harpfer. HIindle. Heating. keusch.
kocnis Knapp I.ittlcfielo. Lynch Nc
Carty. Mason. Merritt @ Brien, Ostrow-
ski. owen. ROsenthal. Schultz. Skrzycki,
'rhsIsen. Thompson. II ssy, Vernon. Wat
son. Toc,lor. ana thu Pfesident--3S
NaNS--Nnne.
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ski. Owen. Rosenthal Sshultz. Skrzycki
Theis&n. thompson 'r0ssA Vernon, Wat
SON, Hoellcr. and the Pre- sident--33.
NaNs-- None.
,rhe title 90 the ordinance was con-
flrmed
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|Mn0N COUNCIL


.<1e once Of the Register Of Deeds
M Xa1ne County Ia fiber > 81 Pats.
&~< ~. the noltherly line - said
<|p Of land being parallel WITH ana
feel distant from the southeriy line
Mrffraw avenue" be and the same
HEREBY acceptfd ana aDprox ed, aud
.&ftd on Me IN the Controllers or
A1ol,ted a. foilowss
Meas AID. Allan. Brozo. Burton, Del
~ HAPPIER. tIindle, Keusch. KOenig.
rupp. I.lttieneld. Lynch, McCarty.
|nsoa Merritt. O'BriCn, Ostrowski,
wtn. Rosenthal. schultz. Skrzych.
n<ieen. Thompson. Tossy. Vernon. Wat
|n. Zociler and tie President--32.
X1Nx--.None.
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meat orders.
Cooled water shall be seryed In the
casino without charge wheo re-
quested with orders.
That la section 20, page 1s2. at the
end OF the second paragraph insert the
words and milk In an eight-ounce
glass
THAT section =. page i53 be- elimlnat-
ed
That section e. page l53 he eliminat
ed and in lieu thereof there he insert
ed the following.
ON case the lessee ~ not married.
on has no wife and therefore cannot
take M his abode In the building. IL
will be obligatory upon him To- have
m hts employ "a man and wife who
shall DO So and "a IA man and wife
shall have full control over the other
employees who are housed Ia said
building: aud furthermore-. shall fur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-22
Ordinances.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Ordi-
nances, TO whom was referred an OrGi-
rance presented 10y Aid McCarty on
titled "An Ordinance TO regulate the
Use OF hatpins In the City OF Detroit y
respectfully report that we have had
the same under consideration and beg
leave to state that we notified over 40
societies OF n pubic hearing To be held
In the Council Chamber on the Goth inst,
but az all the notifications sent out. only
one individual responded While yosr
committee does not doubt but that many
people have been injured In the past by
the careless manner IN which these
Ecfarious hatpins have been used. we do
not feel that 70 il necessary and essen
tial to pass an ordinance regulating
their size. Hatpins protruding more
thar reasonable length beyond the
crown Of the hat are not only dangerous,
but unSightly, and we believe that the
ladies have enough pride I'm their per-
sonal appearance 10 cut down the size
OF the hat pins without imposing any
ordinance tending 10 regulate the same.
We feel that the matter OF using hatplns
OF q length greater than Is necessary
has been given sufficient publicity i'm the
public press SO that the matter will reg
ulate itself. We therefore recommend
that the Ordinance above referred 60
presented at "a session held on the 2i;h
ult., 81 &. c. y. SD, be indefinitely post
DODcd
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That In section 30. page l5t. at the
end OF the second paragraph insert the
words aud milk ia an eight-ounce
glass"
That In section 10. page 1876. after
the word boat" insert the words or
canoe.
That under the head Of Palmer
Park Casino" page $50. section = be
eliminated.
That In lieu or section 4. page 100,
the following he inserted:
"Iu case the lessee is not married. or
has no wife. and therefore cannot take
up his abode la the building, u will he
obligatory upon him TO have I'm his en-
ploy man and wife who shall do so
and said man and wife shall have full
control over the other employees who
are housed I'm said building, ana
furthermore. shall furnish recomafen :
dations made by three reputable citi-
zens covering their general reputation,
character and ability"
That In section 6. page 1876, the
words "and wife be eliminated ana
the word his" be substituted for the
word their"
That In section / 3, page 100. after the
word purpose" there he inserted the
following. No beer wine or other
spurious. vinous or malt beverages
shall be sold or kept In the building.
That In section is, page la1, the FOL
a
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Parks and soulevards.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Copmittee on
Parks and Boulevards, to whom was
referred the communication and speci-
fcations from the Commissioner of
Parks and Boulevards covering the
various privileges. beg leave to report
that we have had the matter unIter
consideration and find that the speci-
various situations and with "a few
slight amendments. we believe viii
prove satisfactory to all concerned.
Your committee. therefore, recon-
resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
J +. MERRITT,
W. n. G.. HTNDLE.
-. ROSENTHAI.
CHAS. H. MCCARTHY.
GEO. H. ELLIS
THOS IL. LYNCH
BY Aid. Thompson:
Resolved, That the specifications for
the operation Of the several park priv
tleges as recorded on pages so. l5l.
i52. 1853, 1874, 155, 80 and 157 j. G. O..
That section ?, page $50. be omitted.
That in lieu Of Section 4, page $50,
the following be inserted:
Tn case the lessee Is not married.
or has no Wife, and therefore cannot
take up his abode In the building, IL
will be obligatory upon him 10 have
in his employ man and wife who
shall do SO, and said man and wife
employees who are housed in said build
ing: and. furthermore, shall furnish
recommendations made by three repu-
table citizens covering their general
reputation. character and ability.
Il That in Section s. page 100, the words
and wife" be eliminated and the word
his substituted for the word their.
That I'm Section 81 page Isl. the fol-
1 Int In he oh up I4H a
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nish recommendation made by three
reputable citizens covering their Een-
oral reputation. character aud ability
That IA section =, page isJ: the
words and wife" be eliminated ana
word "their." r
That In section 10. pare i5i. the fol-
lnNrlnlr nrl.a. Ia. Inserted.
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Respectfully submitted.
ALBERT r. ALLAN.
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
w VI. e. HINDLE.
GEORGE s. FIELD,
nTTTG EDnZn

w VI. e. HINDLE
GEORGE s. FIELD,
LOUIS BROZo
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, BrUZo. Burton. Del
mel. Ellis, Field, Garvey, Gilman. Grind
lev Harpfer Hindle, I<eiIsch koenig
Mason Merritt. OBrien Ostrowsld
owen RusenthaL Schultz. Skrzycki
Thcscn, Thompson. Tossy. Vernon. Wat
son, Iosller, and the PeFidcnt-a2.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
Ordinances. to whom was referred the
communication from the Department
OF Buildings. trans hitting an Ordi-
nance entitled AN Ordinance 10 amend
Src,ion . Cf Article 16 OF an ordinance
entitled An Ordinance defining the
duties and powers OF the Department
Of Buildings and the establishing OF a
building code for the city or Detroit, "
respectfully report that we have had
the same under cor sideration and find
that through an error In drafting The
Building Code. the clause calling for
fireproof division walls between sep
arnte stores In the same building was
omitted Your Committee seeing no
objection thereto. recommend that said
Ordinance. presented at % 1eSsion held
ON the 18th inst, 81 q. G. y. 1881 be
passed ~ presented
Respectfully submitted.
HERMAN SCHULTZ
W. ~. &. HINDLE.
GEORGE :. FIELD.
LOUIS BEOZO.
Accepted Read twice by title and
having been printed. the ordinance
was then placed on the order of third
reading.
Thiri Reading OF Ordinance.
The title 10 the ordinance was read
a third time.
Trc ordinance was then read
The question being shall this Ordt-
nance now pass The ordinance was
Dassed a majority Of the Aldermen
present voting therefor as follows
Adopted az follows.
Yeas AID. Allan. Brozo, Burton. Del.
mel Elns Field Garyey Gilman. Grind
ley FiarpfsT, HindIc Heating, keusch.
kOcnig Knapp, Iittleheld. Lynch, Nc
cart. Mascu Merritt y Rrien- os1rov-
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MARTIN j.. OSTROWShI.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
YeaS-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mel Ellis, Field, Garvsy. Gilman, Grind
ley. Harper. Hindle, Keusch, Koenig
Knapp. Iittlefeld, Lynch. McCarty,
Mason, Merritt O'Brien. Ostrowski,
Owen. Rosenthal. schultz. SkrzyclSi,
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy, Vernon Wat
son, Zoeller and the President--32
Nays None
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
WORK STARTS ON
PIONEER SMELTER

Work has started on the new smelter
by the Pioneer Smelling & Refining
company IN Pima county, Arizona. The
company has obtained a suitable site
for its plant, in a large tract of land
near Browns ranch. The location is
IL miles from Tucson in straight
line, or p miles from Tucson by wagon
road. There is also room for expan-
sion on the tracts that have been
obtained 1t Is located In the Twin
Buttes extension and rs but six miles
from the Plumed Knight mine
camp has been established on the
site, and grading commenced A well
has been drilled and at a depth of 80
feet a plentiful flow of water, clear
and pure, was obtained, but the work
of sinking will continue SO feet further
to depth Of 100 feet, and there is
now so feet of water in the we'll An
engine and pump will be installed with
in the next few days on this well
1t Is expected that the smelter will
be ready to blow in in December, and
In September the company win begin
to purchase ores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
RICH STRIKE MADE
IN THE CARMEN MINE

Chihuahua, Mexico, July ia rich
strike is reported on the Carmen in
the Santa Eulalia camp, which was
taken over on two year lease less
than month ago by local mining in
terests. The property belongs to the
Mania Mining company. an English
corporation, which has allowed the
mine to remain idle for some time,
due to lack of capital. Ore running
three and four kilos of silver is being
shipped to the smelter.
A settlement has been effected at the
mines of the Naica Mining company,
where a strike of employees has been in
effect for some weeks, and the proper
ties are again in full operation
One of the most beautiful caves ever
discovered in this camp was broken
into a short time ago measuring some
$50 meters in length by go in width
The ceilings are a mass Of stalact1tes
of the purest white crystals The floor
of the cave contains a fine deposit OF
ore of good grade, but has not yet
been measured up. The main shaft in
this property has just reached the
water level and ore running 2O0O
ounces of silver has been encountered
Pumps will be Immediately installed
and sinking continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
TUNGSTATE rs FOUND
NEAR BALD MOUNTAIN

In the Burro mountains in Grant
county, New Mexico. J, c. Woodward
has discovered tungstate on some Of
the claims of the group near Bald
mountain Mr.. Woodward will do ex-
tensive Development to ascertain the
extent and value Of the deposit. The
indications are that there is an i'm
mense body of the ore and that 1t can
be easily mined
Eastern capitalists are In the Burros
Investigating a large zinc and Iced de-
posit in the Bald mountain district,
and If satisfactory arrangements can
be made with the owners. the mine
will be taken over, and large concen-
tration plant erected to treat the ores
which may carry considerable gold and
silver. The Jersey Blue mine located
in the Burros near Bald mountain, and
one Of the producers of high grade
silver ore. has been leased to
Rodriguez and company composed Of
FL Paso and Old Mexico men. They
have a splendid showing of bromide
and chloride silver ore to start on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
LOWER TURKEY CREEK
SILVER MINES ACTIVE

Richard Umlah, of Lower Turkey
Creek, Yavapai county, Arizona, re-
ports that silver mining In the vicinity
of the Silver Chord mine Is attracting
attention The Running Hide mine ore
samples about 400 ounces silver a
ton by the carload. This old mine hao
been idle for several years until the
present operators took hold Greater
depth is now being reached and the
mine Is showing up well. new gaso-
line hoist is ready to be installed.
Near by, the old Thompson mine is
being worked also, and a carload of
ore shipped to the Humboldt smelter
gave net returns of 81 ounces in silver
to the ton Or nearly $4,000 for the
shipment.
At the Silver Chord mine. recently
purchased by the Union Development
company, a hoist is being installed and
a force of men is pushing deve,opment.
1t is better developed than any other
mine in that section and rs said to con-
tain very rich ores Of silver. Several
lnd1vidual owners are also at work in
a radius of six Gdes along the creek,
and are doing->WelI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
Reaching the Spot

Il Cam BE Done, So Scores Of FL Paso
Citizens Say.
To cure an aching back,
The pains Of rheumatism,
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at the
cause.
II most cases It's the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys
Mrs. Carrie B. Taylor. 2415 Texas ST.,
Ell Paso, Tex, says: TN February, 1907,
gave a public statement, telling how
greatly Doan's Kidney Pills had rid me
OF trouble, caused by weak kidneys.
can add at the present time that 1 nave
never suffered to any extent since.
have had slight attacks, but these have
been quickly disposed Of by the use Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. For some time
was laid up by pains in the small Of
my back. Doans Kidney Pills were
finally brought to my attention and
procuring a box at Kelly & Pollard's
Drug Store, 1 began their use. They
cured me and therefore / can highly
recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ana
take no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
BROWN SECURES
KINGSTON CLAIMS

c. 7. Brown, mine operator OF
Socorro and Magdelena, has during the
past six months acquired nearly the
entire Kingston mining camp situated
in the Black Range of New Mexico.
His purchases have, been so quietly
negotiated, and have covered such a
long period that their grand total has
not been realized until lately. As
nearly as can be ascertatned he has
acquired by location or purchase about
80 claims These claims include the
most important ones in Kingston that
could be bought, and that were not
in litigation.
Speculation as to whom he repre-
scented seems TO point to the Phelps
Dodge syndicate as the probable back
-ers.. The Kingston ore IS low grade,
but exists in immense quantities, The
low grade ore body would be just what
is needed for smelter, and it is
understood that the Phelps-Dodge peo-
pie are about to locate a smelter in
the southwestern section Of New
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
PORTER CONCLUDES DEAL
FOR OLD LELAND PROPERTY

S. r. Porter has perfected the pur-
chase of the old Leland mines and
mill in the San Francisco district, Mo-
have county, Ariz., and also the mill
at Midtown, a short distance east of
Spears Lake. This mill was formerly
connected with the mine by II miles
of railroad, but this road has been re-
moved. The mill consists of 80 stamps
Sullivan concentrators, and cyanide
gold saving devices. The mill when
first built was one of the best in the
county, and it is still in a good state
of repair. A large pumping plant was
operated at Spears Lake in connec-
tion with mines and mill, and this
plant is still in existence It is prob
able that the mill will be removed to
the mines, and that the property will
be opened at depth. At the present
time the only openings in the prop
erty are long tunnel through the vein
high up on the butte, and some shall
low wines from the floor of the tun-
mel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
SURVEY FOR PATENT ON
MISTLETOE GROUP MADE

A surevy for a patent on the Mistle-
toe group at Kelly, Socorro county,
New Mexico, is being run by engineer
Herrick. This property is owned by
St Louis capitalists, and is one OF the
most promising groups In the camp
The Grand Tower mine is making
regular shipments of high grade zinc
sulphides. The leasers or the Juanita
crop commenced shipping on July 8,
and have a good body of zinc carbon
ates in sight. On account of the strike
on the contact of the Waldo mint
manager c. T. Brown has increased his
force and will push development. The
Kelly lease has installed large jigs
and is outputting a high grade lead
product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
TOMBOY COMPANY BUYS
PART OF MONTANA VEIN.

Ouray, Colo. July 1.-THE Tomboy
company has bought from the Revenue
company $500 feet of the Montana vein
together with other ground in what is
called the Montana group. This IS the
second large purchase made since the
organization of the English company
in 1896. and like the first purchase the
second will probably add many years
to the profitable life of the enterprise.
The Tomboy has Just paid its usual
semi 10 percent dividend
amounting to $4,000.
In the Red Mountain district on the
Indiana group. owned by t. B. Craw-
ford, of Denver. a five foot ore body
ESQ feet in depth has been opened. The
Wanakah company, which has been
making regular production form the
Bright Diamond and adjoining claims
near Ouray, has bought the Orient
group on Cascade mountain, and is
planning systematic devslc.e menc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-19
Consumption

Anyone interested in the cure OF
Consumption should get one of the
booklets telling of recoveries by the
use of Eckman's Alternative,
Saratoga, Y. Y.
Gentlemen: For years 1 was trou-
bled with cough and expectorati ton
Ny case was declared Consumption by
my physician, and 1 was not. expected
TO live. Another physician advised
the use of Eckman's Alternative which
1 took and was finally cured"
(Signed Affidavit) j. W. KANALY
Fuller details of above case on re-
quest.
Eckmans Alternative is for Bron-
chitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Affections. For sale by Kelly
& Pollard, Knoblauch Drug Co.. Peo-
pies Drug Store and other leading
druggists. Ask for booklet of cured
cases, and write to Eckman Labora-
tory Philadelphia, Pa. for additional
evidence.