The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15

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things done Il ondcr 81 - s6zk<<1(S
shai IS TX Kept il force throw SS.1
life or this Deruitv and GhoIk ~ ~
sary. be renewed whepeyer ~ ~
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granted shall also sabn'1{ IL go
With the Department ~ Ppe1e " ~
proposed oil tank Which aid p3So5 e
specifications are 90 ~ oDpI4Vo4
said departmsnt and further 4teg!1 +
under the supervision Of said Act DIV
toned department.. and. further
:, Provided. That no rights a tne pu>z
this permission. which ~ gra1tozl o1
pressly on the condition that COLA ri
tank and all obstructiona In couuect(1
when % directed Sy : the :. 'cosDs55
Adopted az fonows:
feas--Alo. Brozo.' Ellis 0oBv<V
R oenis.y K dsrPfsr at HisSss e
Lynch. McCarty. Mapon.F Z 1fufII{T,<
OBrien. ostrowski. owen. Rosen<h1|,
S Tossy 1rsye M., Thsss s,. Theeas
and the President--e9. - &
Nays--Nope. l N.
FROM THE SANE. Y, !. :. -
To the Honorable the Common Counofls.
Gentlemen - Your Committee cU
streets s,a to whom was referred the petI =
init TO erect showcase In front at 49,
iratiot avenue. respectfully report ~
have had the same under constdeya1kGn<
for showcase 2i-inchss dssb. Yolir
Committee are opposed -fo any -ohoGf<
cases OF this depth, and having estab-
size Of all r sno%ea =, ws mo- ine @
granted provided the said case does MT IS
extend more than 70 inches beyond the
pillar. We therefore. recommend the
adoption Of the following resolution,
Joseph L. THEISEN.
JOHN HARPER.
+. J. MASON.
!. u II. MERRITT.
| MARTIN j.. OSTROW6KI.sl<-
resolution was offered. 49,
BY Aid. Thefsens 1850. tas+- ~ Ist
Resolved, That the Departmont az
Pnsiic Works be and = hereby anthor~
Greenberg a Wetsman. to ero0f ~
showcase In front OF las 0ratiot ave-
nue. same not TO extend more than ~
Provided, That said work shall BE-.
performed under the supervision oftho'
Department OF Public Works, and ~
accordance with plans submitts1 -
Provided, Further That no riGl1ts N
the public streets shall be cono1doro1.
waived by this permission, which III
said showcase and all obsfrucfions IL
connection Herewith shall ba rannouod.
at any time when so directed by the.
Common Council s- S ~ =
AdOUfAd a fol1n~a.
Yeas--Aid. Brozo. Ellis. 0arvey.
Grindley. Harpfer. Hindie. Ksusoh.
o'Brien. ostrows..l, owen. Rossnshsi|
Schults, oS<rzyclSf. Thefsen Thompoor.|
Tossy, yernor. Walsh, Watson, zosa1eg,'
and the fresident--2s. W
Nays-None. " 81 ~ #
FROM THE SAME. s
To the Honorable the Common Council:
y. Gentlemen~ ~ Your Committeo On.
Streets, 70 whom was referred the poti-'
ton OF Fred Mack for permit 10 opsfsfe
Griswold and stafa ssrssts. :" 'rsspscsSulT
report we have had the same under con-
sideration and beg leave to state that
your COMMITTEES are unanimously opposed
for the operation OF night lunch wagons.
Teco%psad sSas The prassr q Sss sassS
be denied. ~ '
! H:ss SBsnsM L .s 4fTpEIish:s ].
J. r. MERRITT. NJ ss 7.
MARTINI j 6sTRowsKI
Accepted and adopted
!. FROM THE SAME. g.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your COMMITTEES on
cation from the Department OF Public
Works transmitting proposals for pavin8
various streets; respectfully report that
Berlin .rss ss Il ed aSst aS
Otis Construction Co. 10 the lowest bid
der for paving brandon avenue ut $40:
that r: Porath a Son are the lowest bid
s2.27. Dix avenue 81 Ss.ii ana WiliIs
avenue at e2.4b; that Julius Porath H.
the lowest bidder for paving Missouri
avenue at sa.so and Third avsnuc snt
that the bids submitted are reasonable,
recommend that the contracts entered
into by the Department OF Public Works
with the above mentioned contractors for
paving the aforesaid streets be approved
and confirmed. and-that the several reso-
buttons presented by. Aid, .Theiaen IT q
session held on the 7th inst. approving
contracts. be adopted. e-4s.y.s ss~ ssfss.s-
Respectfully submitted, IA
JOSEPH l.. THEISEN.
JOHN HARPER. ~. -
J. r. MERRITT. "a 81. 81
FRANK MASON.
MARTIN j. OsTROwsKI.
Accepted and adopted AZ foiiows:
Grindiey. Harpfer. Hindie. Keusch.
Koenig, Knapp. Littleneld. Lodge.
Lynch. McCarty. Mason, Merritt,
lO'Brien, OstrowskL Owen, Rossnthsl
Tossy, vernor. Walsh. Watson. zocller.
and the President-zs.
Nays-None.
Parks and Backwards. ,c.s.
MAJORITY.
To the Honorable the Common Cou0oiIs
| oentiemen--The majority OF -FOUR
Committee on Parks and BouievArde
to whom was referred Communication
from the Commissioner OF Parks ana
Boulevards, transmitting proposals. Tor
privileges or concessions on the Park
and Boulevard system, respectfully
report we have had the same under
| consideration and after due delibers :
/ ton rAcommAHd that Iofn r. HArpAr