davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
ArR~ TsR..a htAA4<4~<
"a. S~s~. b. fxs-s ne
a. s~eAA a44d A44~-as.sss
-sfAtA ,cea ~ c-4-~aA-
G~~A4>e~f1~-s

iompagnit berbtieerufsn ipcrben mar
nno ihm Elm orosntIihes DounssHab
gsgebsn bate. GsItsrn 0ormitto1 purs
be er bisrher ssbraht. nm BEN bisIiseH
Srrsnar3t, poreefiibrt su tperbeH. bod
nubts Der GalI bis Tonnsrftog ptrfnO-
ben iptrotn, ipsiI teiRs 3tugtn anpes
fenb iparsH. Jn Der 3ipiifenseit Durb.
Gang in Der Sail untersebruhi.
9Lpeartt famsu fpdt
@eitsrn it.nte .s iid beraus. bab
Or. gbos. q. gearce, Der porgtiterH
cine SnsiouHgstIuee ssesu fsin.
Satin bic friihere G6anipislerin
Wurp 5aa. sinrsitts. pau,it su ipGt
aetommen III. Die Jrou. fpelde ihoH
siHiee Sabre BON p.aree astreHni I.bie.
bat Ronlih. tpie iie pon pittsburg be-
rihiets, bsrtiis Dor sipsi Snbreu In Gos
lOrabo cine S6eibuns BON ptarte era
Inngt unb bat iih fiir3 narouf nit Wm.
R. aufisosII. bem Gefhdftsfilbrer osr
Tuquesns 9koisrsGeIslIihdft In
gitisburs, Bel ip.Iftr Il. dIs erfts 2iebs
haberin tbdtis iit, perbeirdtbst. Sis
fiihrt ip.iisr an, nab f. ieinen 0runb
tpttb, iparum ptdrtt no1mdls ieibFt
duf Sheibuus setlast bat, ertIGrt jez
bod. bab iis nitts gesen bic Geirdbs
rung elmer iolten sinsutpsHbsn bubs,
% iis bic BON ibr erlongte fir stitsIi1
erafts.
Qu6Iabs Saaen.
Der psrfSnli6e Ra6laB bss Geo R.
5rant tetrdgi $ls,660; berieniss bss
Gbndrb 3. Suthinfon $3781. IA; bers
ieniee Der 4anes We0oiDdn $11 ,9O0.s
33; otrieHige bes geo. 900. WeOluug6s
lin $6006.61; oerieutge Der Wcrp q.
Stdage $720.97.
anna Soepte In Ra&lnbpertpoItts
rim DoH 5enrp gruntmeper; pesj0nas
lien 1915.
4nHa 0oung iii 5eitdmentsoclIs
isrederiH bon Geo. Doune; Orunbeis
gtnfbum $1,000.
Gftb.r W. 5dpnis iit RaGlabptrs
fudlterin BON Geo. Q. 5dpnis; psri0s
naIien $500.
Brdnt .. Suire in Ra6lcbperpcIs
ter bon Worp 9. 5asarb; perioHdlien
$165, Grunb eieentbum $500.
GdrpIine ganbfiebeI III Ronlnbpers
DoIterin BON 6eHrp QaHofieoeI;
@runbsissntbum $500.
Carrie Dor'sp IN Ra6EabrerwoIisz
rim bon 5ofsph Glaig; psrionalisn
$400.
5raneis W. Camping in 7eftamsniss
potIftreder BON Caroline O. Qampina;
perfonuIien $2794, 9runbeigsnibum
$4,000.
5enrn 1bieimsnsr III Qd6lobpers
tpolter Don Bm. gate; geriOHaIien
$500.
6 liso Grselman IN Qadlabptrpols
tsrin ecn Sofepb Greelman; pericHds
lien $500.
Wsarp Mcblenhoff iit Roniobpsrz
iuolteriH poH RihoIds adelin; ptrics
Hclien $4,000, grunheieentbum $500.
ellie Sbofsr In QnhlabpsrnuIterin
pDH RcTs gOn Der 5eies; psrfonaiisn
$445.
Geo. .. WnrIbda IN HonIcBDsrs
matter BON NIbdrsttn Rarfhuu; Der
ionalisn $1,000.
Sane 8. n. Sones, beren Nohldb
etfDu $29. 900 bttr1gi, permaft ihrer
9odter GIisdbetb 3. Simmer itre nj.
ten Der 2ittls Miomi Or. R. Go. unp
ttitimmi. bob Der Reit b,s Dtrm5gsng
poR Der Central Iruit anb Gdie Ies
poiii 60. ptripaittt fpsrbsn fcl1 uno
bnB bic Gtbisre ipdbrsnb Der Qebstiien
ibrsr fiinf ainper beHlslben bic Gins
FINITE dussublen fou.
gerf6itbsnes
Die Circular 4bpertiIins Go. sra
lansie Elm 9srbift iiber $500 ssgrn
u. J. BREEZE u. VI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
Gntbniiaitiidbe VeriammInns
balt Der StaStperbano ppn
9feiupprt alb.

Gnersiid pirb bic gropoganba fir bic
8isbsrstnfiibruns oes bsutihen llns
tsrridts in ben OffentIi6sn 5dus
len psiter betriebeH tperben. - Ras
ttonaIprdToent Or. 6. s. 5sramer
iptrb BEL Der 8eutiteu suafeter uus
lGbIih Der Transformation bic
sssitreos balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
eokal.Derid)t
Nus ben OeridJtsbbfe

Die Gor'ihe antIne.idrift meter be-
auitanbet. - Gkffeibunes.Gdas.
George Grimm etbt nah Cong
pitip. Ra6IoBs So6eH. - 9srs
ihisoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

I'm HtlItpns Mubitorinm eins Utrs
fdmnluna db
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
1iir Aithma nnb 6atarrh:

qeiDe bon blefsn araanItsiisn, peIDe ans
elTisM neldiUdsttsu uiib abaeHattetfH 0uIlaiios
Ees ftegpers srfifeben tinDsH liassns 0fllung
bufh giaier sobna wseDisin sCelde nfue MEGts
te psTIetbt feeiI - alice refine BGhrana tft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
OOn 0sr S(6min0(ndjt Dardj
l1ater JOINS Msoi5ia
ge6eill.

Dsein gruber tpuroe dFs bcifnnnesIos an
bet E<hpGnofudht gsibeHn mnasaebsn, nadbtnl sr
nber NaiEr Jebns gRGbisiH ggHontfTseli, astYanH
nuf 0r ilt iett Der GseIlnnete In uHffFsL "a.
mflit lfnn iptsat tGb Efnfie. ttse5etApfil
DanG 9. JgpHn 41z CT i3s, Efr., RsfD Dcrf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

San Autoro, Tex March 2S.-lf 1t
be true that an army fights on its
stomach" tn, infantrymen, artillery
men ana o1yahymen Of the United
states army mohi!zed win be able to
rut up good argument in battle
should such occasion arise, The
amount of fodder dcyourcd by the
lighting moa daily would make a
good sized pyramid, Bread, cooked
In the movable crmy ovens in huge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
NEWSPAPER WAN ls Also

- -...,..
.IEATI '"' ,,.. .,.. no. ~
.IWI "' "''' ,.i.,,,
.lWI "'"''''" Wv, s.,..1 -
'""'' ~ " ,...,, ,..
'''''" w. w. nm. ~, r,,ni-
- , . a., .t ,b.r IL
,'' ,, ,,.. , - ,o,,..
~ ' , ,.,.o, d, ,u,,, ,or1,,,ona nelr
..I., ,.r ,.r',.,,,,, nader ana h,pnor
5,..a,,, ,,,,,,o tbera A.,
,.p, ~ .,,.r ,,..,,,. ,,etitptlons
.,.. ..,,,.,., ,,,,,., b. ,ar,t,zod
,......., .,.,,u,. , t,ir, ,,,y ,r.,o,.l ,f COM
.'.,,. .r,.,,. ,lI ot.on ,ua ,0aos would rcigu.
.,,..,. - l...i o ..,.,,.,,I,, ,..li,,e Ita
,., ., ,.,,,.,i,.t, u,,, t ta., It's
- I ,.a. NJ. ,rI.. ID t.,. ,,r.,t t,t
.,,. ~, ,., , ir,oo ..,, strrf, to am cnI
,..,..n.,.r. u.,, .r. ,.ysraacr, are the srcatos.
. .,. ,....,.,,. ,.., ,,s.,.s ,rr,rc never has
- ., ,r ,.,r. ,,.II ~, Justification for personal
,..,u.,.u, ,.,....o cori.lunor,psous publications
p,,op Of cuInIoB dlsputltors with respect 10 public
..,.. n,.r. ,.. ,r, rropar,v be- put personal
..l,., n, ...,.,,, c.,tl,..Irc,r OF b.nngsgnte
, I,..,,.. r.. ..,I,,,r e, far rrrrats himself to
,,,., .,, r.n,,,l, ,fr.,ds ma o5alrate excuse for
m. SECOND ,o lo Iu..,Iac II takes two to make a
,,,,., rl,r, ,,r rc III, prop,r concern on the part
,r ana n,,l.ncr ma to how, another pulahpr conducts
,,,, ,,,,, r,b y s,,pposed TO be proceeding along
,u os,,l,,h,J lpca constantly appealing TO the pub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
StOO Reward. 500.

The readers VI this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dread dis
ease dat science has been able 10 cure In all
It's Stages. aud that is CAtarrh Hills Ca
turth Cure is the only positive cure nov
known 90 che medical iraittnty. CHtarrh be-
mg a Institutional disease, requires CON
uliuiHual treatment Halls CatAfth Cure
~ taken internally actiug directly upon the
blood and ,uucueus surfaces ~ the system
thereby destroying che ioundstioa of tho dis
ease. ana al,ug the patient strength by
building ~ hr constitution and assisting
nature in doing iis work Tho propreiors
have 90 much faith In ltt curative powers
that ,hcy o0cr one Hundred Dollars for any
case that Vt fails to cure. ss-'s Tor lh "
testimonials,
Address y J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo, o
Sn'd hy Druggists. Tsc
TaAe Halls Famig rils Tor constipation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
DEPUTY C0ESTABLES
ARE THROWN N JAIL
EVERYBODY HAS \ COMMISSION
AND CARRIES \ GUN IN
MUSkOGEr TOWN,


Special 90 the World.
Muskogee. okla, March 2S.-|
Throo deputy constalles were thrown
into the county JAN today This is be-
cause they ignored the order OF the.
county uttoracy 90 turn I'm their COM
missions ana lay aside their guns.
And there II trouble brewing for the
army OF deputies Also there are
three warrants out issued from the
superior court, charging w. II.
Brown and NJ G, Washington, both
white men, and George Washington,
o negro, with carrying a gun. Brown
has started habeas corpus proceed
ng and the case viii be heard 10y
Tudge deGrafrenfed tomorrow morn
ing
This morning Washington went 20
the ioil with a big siX-shooter on and
demanded q prisoner whom he was
going to take ont for a hearing some
where, The deputy shorIffs and the
lai,or Doc Brown, acting undcr or
dcrs, promptly threw Washington In
.ail
I'm a short time Johnson showed mp,
ne, too, hal siN-shooter on and he
followed Washington into q cell. lie
eaid that ne was one of Browns con-
/ rtab'ca shortly thereafter Brown
|hImsolr showed up to get his man out
|ot duruuce 1lo and he, too, not being
able to show commission signed
10y the chairman OF the board of coun-
/ o.. "a Ia.
habeas corpus proceedings tomorrow
win test the question whether these
men can Doe held for carrying guns, OF
whether the commissions which have
been Issued 10 them are valid and will
protect them
Tho order made ~ County Attor-
rcy Disney last Saturday caused an
Unusual amount OF comment and Il
was one OF the most popular order,
that he has made since he has been
IN tho county attorneys office. Ac.
cordlng 20 the statement OF officials
who have 20 do with the enforcement
of the law, thoro IS n necessity for o
small number Of deputy constables
iut the reckless appointment Of eve
Iry man who desired 10 carry a gun H'
a deputy not only caused lots OF trou.
bic but incidentally hamporcd IN,
other officers In their work.
TO what IN extent this has beer
done Is evidenced b. statement OF
sheriff Wlsener 20 the effot that ht
believed there were 400 mn etoeeeo,
believed there were 400 men In Mus.
kogec County carrying guns aud com.
missions as deputy o0nstableh Anoth.
er county official stated today that lr
nearly every bank OF Muskogee thor,
arc from two 20 four collectors VIII,
are carrying commit sions 0s doputl
ronsublc'h % this gives the author
i,y 10 carry guns also, and that the,
find this badge OF official authority
mighty con, enient In the collection q
debts sometlmoA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Early IlntchC. Bring Best Returns.
Tho chict object n early Matching
ls not only TO have the chicks of %
proper size when the demand begins.
but to have some rady In cas- of an
extra early season, which can never
Doc furctola Thcn one must allow
for amy drawbacks or deficiency In
growth.
when the spring chickens first
come m there lea demand Tor them
as low IN weight as pound, and
those are nearly an profit. The main
advantage. however, = that the most
Of the work m usually dorfe during
the wintcr whom other work Is not
40 brisk, and the time OF tho farmer
may bc utilized 10 great advantage.
Brollors do not usually cost over 5
cents pound and five times that
amount Is received for them when
they are In prime condition Some.
times the prices soar as high again
as that but that Is the profit the
producer receives Tor his patience,
time and lobo. which. OF course, Il
is necessary 60 bestow when produce
ing the choicest broilers for market
and no farmer should be satisfied
20 sell anything hut the choicest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
RATHER PLAIN TALK,

I'm AN interview given the Chicago Record Her
AID Governor Cruce made the following state
mcpt which constitutes the most severe udict-
- mcnt ot the former state administration ever
made It Is tho most severe, because there is 10
aisprovc or even dispute such charge from such q
source;
yves we have moro commissions and departments
and useless officials than amy other state In the Union
uud am getting rid OF a lot OF them. am trimming
them down as much as possible have recommended
tho abolition of IL large number OF Offices The cduea.
uona bnl that Is pending win get rid ot scventy-hyc
or more. have recommended the abolition Of tho
capitol commission and am going to keep az It until
} reduce to q minimum the army of officials that are
being supported from tho pubrc treasury"
o. how the old sang must love the present governor
" ONahomal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
coon wouDs rou oNlAuoNN

@N SENDING Jos star contributor Wuam E cur
| u. down into oklahoma to vrte series OF
articles 900 industrial and political conditions
~ bon ue rrN s.to gn Chicago Eoyorl-lorald
nas uunuunay rendered u.s commonwealth great
t,r,.. TH. because Mr. curtis hnds a vastly different
condition rum CHAT uDan.ns h,rc on h's lost trip ot
which fuu.. .. n. puts iJ Governor lJus,rlL of un-
to,or. .u0s,,u tho man who was removed from
b, u,1ur.hIp of uy Democratic campaign commit
t,,. was r'. supreme
lu us s.rlos o, lot..u o tho R,cord-ucrold. which
hos NOW rcach,J about dozen. Mr. curtis has dono
much to u.lnu.c thc public mnd os to conditions hcrc
lie SAYS plainly and enthusiastically that nrw lca' has
hccn TURMOIL and mot the wealth ana resources of tho
tt,c can sc1rc,y Doc ,omprch. udod and That from now
on capital viii De mf,e1orlcd ou1 protected ana the
state kept ON safe ana souo basis
few moro s,rics of articles like the Curtis letters
viii bring oklahoma into her own We now have
ronsou to hope MUt Nc can live down uoskcusm after
nll uut most everyone t,yls wood that the Ions lane
ut last ptc,cuw turn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

robbery The robbery was supposed
to have been done while in a poker
game Coston admits being In the
game and claims to have won the
money in poker game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

uarucs,tuc ls cmulgung Tulsas example 10y CON
duopug a cleanup campaign In all such things ago os
tur as you Ike fellows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Every time the governor discovers HNskcli man
drawing a salary ho applies the boot to hin And the
cid plno Ia 80 happy the sight that can scarcely
roslrnln iirolt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

nut with garden and strawberry short cake
IN sight who cares anything about the price OF meatg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Claremore, Okla" March 2s.-Bert
Colston, of Catoosa, was brought to
ClaremOre yesterday charged with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

pld you clean op' Mo- Tncn YOU better set busy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
purs CURED IN q TO IL DAYS.

NllllS CURED IN IO II DNNS'
Your druggist win refund money II
PA2O OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching. Bind Bleeding or
ProtrYdng Piles iu 6 20 ~ days. soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

REQUNsr TO TRAVL4ANd auN
When you Hru through reading Wls paper Will you p'MH
throw ID ont N window &C. the first Of serhoo men
100 500 They win appreciate lt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

iIow'u your chlcNcnsi
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

G. Pfeiner Brewing Co. tyYhoJesaie)
We also recommend that the following
ar piicaticns which were referred TO your
Committee. be denied:
SOS Franklin ST.. John label
04S Scotten Ave.. VIM. Dvwney.
sc lChanan ST.. Samuel W. Wagner.
y Gilbert ST.. Rudolph Maciyaski
ass Eighteenth ST.. James o'Donnell
eli RioIClle ST. John Ronowski.
les Hastings St. p. Mlrablle.
.l4l0 Canton Ave. Frank Weyrembel-
SIX.
Canton Aye. Paul Schultz.
AZ Grend River Ave-. r: A; Fogarty.
~, Grand River Ave. w. IL nm.
900 Molbrook Ave-. J. ). schenk.
a6S Wcsson Ave, X. ID. Camp.
2es Beaublen ST. q. Davis.
llV6 Dubois St, l.. Stanislowski.
St3 Buchanan ST.. q. kropidlowski.
tiss Military Ave, j. Wesolowski.
.. CicOttc Ave, J. Kubi.ski.
100 Maccmb ST.. J. NJ wainer
40 Vanderbilt Ave-, Louis kar.
l6y6 Michigan Ave, r. Breyda;
sS2 Riopelle St, JOS. BeMieheie.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. IA. ELLIS,
JOHN HARPER.
ALBERT +. ALLEN.
JOHN G. GARVEY.
\ Aid. Ellis moved the adoption OF the
report of the committee.
Aid. Littlefeld moved division of the
report. which motion was lost as fol-
Ycas-Ald. Defined, Field. Heating.
Koenig. Knapp. Littleneld. Lynch. Rosen-
thai. Skrzycki. Theisen, Thompson.
Walsh, ZoCller-i3
Nays-,Ald Allan, Brozo, Burton. Ellis.
GarVey, Griudley. HARPER. Hlndle.
Keusch. Lodge. Mason. Merritt, o'Brlen.
Ostrowski owen. Schultz, Vernon. Wat
son. and the President--is.
The question was then put on the
adoption OF the report. which motion
,raUalad n follows.
Yeas-Ald Allan. BroEo. Burton.
Eliis' Field. Garvey. Grindley, HARPER
Hindle. Heating. Keusch, Koenig. Lit
tlefield, Lodge. Lynch, Mason, Merritt
O'Brien Ostrowski. owen, Schultz.
Thei.sn THOMPSON, Vernon Walsh.
Watson, Zoeller and the President-zs
Nays-Ald Deimel, Knapp, hosen-
thai and Skrzycki--4
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

Gentlemen beg to advise your Hon
orabls Body that the following liquor
dealers bonds under Act No. 2Sl OF the
Public Acts OF 1908. have been nled In
is7s-c. PREFER Brewing Co. 1880
isss@Rcbert b. Camp. sSs wessOn
is14-samuel W. Wagner, CAS- Buchan-
-le76-Edward ]. o'Counor. 400 w.
JefteI son Ave.
IGIe-Frederick Ii. Brandt 60 Mich
I6T7-August Freda. Jr., 1910 Clark
iC7s-Frank b, Hibbler. 4s Lafayette
IG7s-Thomas Zoltowski. sli Junction
issO-George BONNER. 1904 W. Jefter-
soa Ave.
iss2-Albert Flick, 5si-5sS Dubois st:
16sS-Jnmes Butler, S-iO Catherine ST.
IsS4-Alois Martens. 1884 Mack Ave
lcS5-Jchn Hazard SOS T. Jen'rsoh
iSss-wnnam II. Hin, l47 Grand
iss7Hirving Carr. i64-l72 Griswold ST.
N CHARLES 4. NICHOLS.
City Clerk.
deferred to Committee on Liquor Reg
FROM THE SAME,
To the Honorable the Common CounCl'
GentlCmen-I beg TO advise your HON
orable Body that the following appnSas
tIonA for licenses under Act No. Zsl OF
the Public Acts OF 1909, have been hieu
In my office, to-wit: - A.,
ls22-Frank MichalsA 200 BRANDON
Ave. - ,sa Nacor,h
is24-Rudolph Maciyaske, 81 Gilbert
lsas-Joseph Kubitski, 81 Ctcotte Ave
Is96-I,ouis Kar. 20 Vanderbilt ANs,,
is2T-Joseph WesolowskL llzs MN
is2SWJoseph Kropidlowski, s4s Blu
'" SsisILcrenz stanislOwsh, lisS Du-
oo i,ssaHtGreen Davis. 2ss Beaubien st.
iSSl-Robert b. Camp, S03 Wesso"
NT ,tsis2-samuel w. Wagner Gas Blu
eH ;SsnsasnA@wmiam H. Hin. i'7 Grand
f' IxsasNJchn label, sos Franklin ST.
is34-Frank J. Dembeck, DIS Russeh
iss5-wnliam Downey. s4S Scotch
Respectfully yours.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS, arS
Referred to Committee on Liquor Reg
ulacon-
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
Street OPENINGS.

street Openings.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
3 Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Street Openings. to whom was refer
red the petition OF H. l.. Russell for &C
ceptance OF a plat, respectfully report
that we have had the same under con-
sideration, and seeing no objection
thereto, recommend the adoption OF the
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES VERNON,
WILLIAM +. ZOELLER,
w ii c. HINDLE.
JOHN r. THOMPSON,
FRED w. KNAPP,
EDWARD F. KEUSCH.
Accepted. and on leave. the following
resolution was offered
BY Aid. Burton:
Resolved. That the plat OF "a NJ.
Henry's Sub OF West " of Blk. %.
Cook Farm, sub OF part OF +. C's 81.
1853. 1855 and ls0." be and the same Is
hereby accepted and approved. and the
Commissioner OF Public Works be and
he is hereby directed 10 sign and APP
prove same.
Aid. Lynch entered and took his seat.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan, Brozo. Burton
HARPER, Hindle, Heating. Keusch.
Koenig, Knapp. Littleheld. Lodge,
Lynch, Mason. Merritt. OBrien, Os-
trOwgki, owen, ROSentnaI. SCHULTZ,
Skrzycki. Theisen, Thompson, Tossy,
Vernon Walsh. Watson, Zoeller, and
the President-33.
Nays-None.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Liquor
Regulation TO whom was referred various
LIQUOR applications and bonds. submitted
by the City Clerk. respectfully report
wa have had the same under considera-
ton and recommend the following APP
plications be approved:
2B6 Brandon Ave-. Frank MIchalski.
91S Russell St. Frank !. Dembeck.
24I7 Jefferson Ave. f., y. B. Wachs-
men.
si47 Jefferson Ave. E., f. b. wachs-
man.
ls2 Horatio St, John Rsband.
9cS Jefferson Ave. z, John Hazard
ie4-72 Griswold St. Irving Carr.
I23 Trombly Ave. August VanDer-
az Lafayette Ave. Frank p. Hibbler.
1880. West Jefferson Ave, Edw j..
az Michigan Ave. Fred'k II Brandt
1910 Clark Ave-, August Freda, JI
1904 West Jefferson Ave, Geo Bom-
mer. 49,
I1b Farrsworth Ave. Otto Wacker
sic Catherine St. James Butler.
iast Mack Ave, A. Martens
Mutual Brewing Co. (Wholesale.)
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
decentralization.

HCCOnotdCf ot'SVs
Aid. Lodge moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the resolution authoriz-
ing the Controller TO advertise Tor the
sale OF bonds. was adopted.
YeasWAld. Allan. Brozo, Burton, Del
mel, Ellis. Field. Garyey. Grindley.
HARPER. Hindle. Heating. keusch.
Koenig, Knapp, Lttieheld, Lodge,
Lynch, Mason. Merritt. OBrien. Os
Skrzycki, Theisen. Thompson. Vernon.
Walsh, Watson. Zoeller, and the Pres
ident-32.
Nays-None.
Aid. owen moved TO suspend Rule
2s for the purpose OF indefinitely post
poning the motion 10 reconsider, which
motion prevailed as follows:
Aid. Lodge then moved that the mo-
ton TO reconsider by indefinitely post
poned which motion prevailed.
The regular order was resumed.
Whereas, The method OF the city in
the collection and transportation OF its
garbage are an offense against all
rules OF economy and civic dency, In
that hauling from great distances Is
done by old fashioned and expensive
appliances, and In that wagons are
hauled through the streets heaped
with matter unsightly and foul smell
ing, these streets being Incidentally
sprinkled and strewn with the stencn-
giving liquids and solids which go to
make up the loads on these waBons
be IL
Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
Public Works be hereby requested to
Instruct his employees In the garbage
department to so discharge their du-
ties that needless offense to the sense
OF sight and the smell Of persons up
on our streets be avoided. and further,
Resolved. that the Commissioner of
Public Works inform this body why
receiving stations for this garbage
have not been Installed at various
places in the City, as contemplated
bage was made-to the end that long
hauls miget be unnecessary; and fur
Their.
Public Works be, and he In requested
to negotiate with the Detroit United
taken from these wagons from num-
Der OF agreed points In the City TO
the point where same are turned over
10 the company having contract Tor
disposinR OF garbage, and to report
the result of such negotiations 10 this
body, and further
Resolved, That the Commissioner OF
Police be hereby requested TO direct
his officers to make complaints against
ALI In charge OF garbage wagons and
permitting the contents OF same TO
drip or be spilled upon the streets or
permitting the covers OF these wagons
10 be disposed 90 To expose their con-
tents.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton.
DeImel Ellis, Field, Carney. Grindley.
HARPER. Hindle. Heating. Keusch,
HARPER. Hindie. keating.. Keuscs
Koenig. Knapp, Lttleneld Lodge.
trowski. owen, Rosenthai. schuitz.