The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-08
|30H COUNCIL
Fo ssS5H.

JOHN HARPER.
1coDted and on leave. the following
Io<Ion was offered;
AIo- Theisen;
and Boulevards be, and he r. here
[recfed 20 notify the various tele-
" telegraph and electric light com
~ owning poles on Lafayette Boule-
% remove same within sixty 500
resolution. and n said request Is not
Piled within said period. the com
Ion shall cause the same TO be re
- ~ the expense OF the aforesaid
'(optsd as follows:
rag--Ald- Allan. Brozo. Deimel'
-. Field. 0arvey. Gilman. Grindley,
Dfor. Hindle, Heating. Keusch,
onir. Knapp. Littleneld. Lodge.
Hen. ostrowski owen. Rosenthai.
nlfx' skrzycki. Theisen, Thompson.
-, walsh. watson. Zoelier and the
ni6ent.--33.
FROM THE SAME.
I4ho Honorable the Common Council:
Innflcnen - Your Committee on
o6<s 10 whom was referred petition
Charles L. Miller for rebate or part
x<dewalk assessment, lncluding pen.
and interest, respectfully report
- We have had the matter under con.
ra<fon and beg leave TO state that
<1ousr a the owner OF Lots i and j.
lie on the 5. 9. Theodore street and
1nue: that complaints were made to
Deparfment Of Public Works OF the
11fion Of said walks and In due time
~ were issued for the construction
cement walks In front of Lots i and
and alongside Lot ID; that after the
ovation work was done and walks
cindered and rallied. the owner
<11ed the department that he would
8o)efe same, and that the department
y 70 render him bill for the actual
- performed. The petitioner alleges
4 the price for the cindering was
ia him by the commissioner as 3c
SQUARE yard, while the usual charge
cindcring IL &c per square foot. and
al cost OF cindering. can see no
on for granting relief I'm this respect,
m1ttfnx that the department so IN
ned him. but we do believe, In view
+ ne fact that no bill was rendered to
petitioner for the actual amount al
- done. and the assessments having
levied as provided by law and sold
ause OF non-payment. that peuuoner
Untitled TO q rebate in excess OF the
bal amount expended by the Guy as
cars upon the assessment roll, and
recommend that he be granted re-
Of the excess charge as set forth
m the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH l. THEISEN,
THOS. e. Gilman,
JOHN HARPER,
III ID ROSENTHAL.
MARTIN j. OSTROWSKI.
kccepted. and on leave, the following
o1utt0n was offered:
Aid Theisen:
Srolved. THAT the City Controller be
10 u hereby authorized and directed
1fuw q warrant upon the proper fund
II favor OF Charles l.. Miller Tor the
4 \ M dinRrancR
IN the original assessment levied
1nnf Lots and j OF Lutzs sub. or
Of o. 1. "a. Meldrum Farm, stu
On the 3. 3. Theodore street. and Lot
a. same sub. situate on the e. >.
hr1rm avenue. and the actual amount
1870 by the treasurer for the redemp-
~ ccrtificates OF title issued against
Iots for the construction OF a ce-
70 side walk In front thereon. upon
<onfatIon OF the proper receipt show
fhaf the assessments levied against
walk have been paid In fun
K6opted as Follows:
'ens---Ald. Allan, Brozo, Defined, Ellis
~. Garvey. Gilman, Grindley, HaIp-
4fndle. Heating, Keusch, koenig,
80. Litflefield, Lodge. Lynch NC
- Mason. Merritt, o. Brien. Ostrow-
owen. Rosenthai. Schultz, Skrzycki,
lsen. Thompson, Tossy. Walsh: wat
zoeller. and the Presidents.
FROM THE SAME.
ana r4o,orable the Common Council:
&ntIcmen Your Committee on
oets to whom was referred co m..,1ic
ION from the Department or Pupnc
<rks, transmitting proposals ior the
&fr1,ction OF natural stone walks. re-
<cffnIly report we have had the same
1cr consideration and find that =. =
ohanty IN the lowest bidder ana
q COMMITTEES being satisfied that the
snbmitfed are reasonable, recon-
~ that the contract entered INTO
the Department with said Delehanty
resolution presented by Aid.
rincn at a session held on the 2lst.
~. C.. G. d. 17S) approving ana
x6rming the aforesaid contract, be
Respectfully submitted.
< JOSEPH l.. THEISEN,
& THOS T. GILMAN,
y. r. MERRITT,
# JOHN HARPER.
ID. ROSENTHAL,
MARTIN j. OSTROWSKL
y accepted and adopted as follows.
oa1---Ald Allan. Brozo. Defined
~. Field. Garvey. Gilman. Grindley.
4is Knapp. Littieheid. Lodge.
Hch. McCarty, Mason, Merritt,
rleu. Ostrowski. Owen. Rosenthal,
mn Skrxycki, Theisen, Thompson.
~, walsh. watson. zocller and the
&nident----33.
FROM THE SAME.
the Honorable the Common Council:
Snflemen Your Committee on
oets TO whom was referred commun-
HON from the Department of Public
5f1<s transmitting proposals for paw
various streets, respectfully report
have had the same under consider
on and find that j. A Mercier Is the
fost bidder for paving Colburn place
1z.3s. Forsyth avenue at $3.50 and
6ley avenue at S2.37 that T. r.
rife In the lowest bidder for paving
Douxall avenue az ss.s7 and that
Iun Porafh is the lowest bidder for
51nx Superior street at s2.3S, Third
niue at S2.23. Wreford avenue at
1 and Palmer avenue ut se.7s. Your
umittee being satisfied that the bids
Knitted are reasonable, recommend
Il the various contracts entered Into
the Department with said contrac-
for paving said streets be approved
connrmed. and that the resolutions
tented by Aid. Theisen at a session
.foving and confirming each OF the
reaaid contracts be adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH l.. THErSEN,
THOS. r. Gilman,
J. T.. MERRITT,
John HAMPER,
ID. ROSENTHAIA
MARTIN ]. oSTRoWSKL
ecepfed and adopted as follows.
Sos--Ald. Allan, Brozo, Deimel. Ellis,
n. oarvey. Gilman, Grindiey. Harp
Hindlc. Heating, keusch. Koenig,
-. LittIeneld. Lodge, Lynch, Nc
-. Mason, Merritt. O'Brien. Ostrow-
owen. Rosenthal, Schultz. Skrzych.
>>en Thompson. Tossy, Walsh, Wat
ZoeIler. and the President.--33.
nys-None.
street Openings.
nc Honorable the Common Council;
rn<1emcr---Your Committee on
~ Openings. 10 whom was referred
notlffon OF j.. J. Wilson ct al. FOR