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The Detroit times., 1911-11-15
FIN Department Of Public Works

1.-THE Honorable the Common Council;
entlemen-The Department OF pub
ntNorks. To whom was referred the
petions for lateral sewers as herein be
10 named, respectfully recommend, on
satary grounds, that the prayers Of
paioners be granted. The following
arthe petitions referred to:
Charles G. Kellogg ct al for the
coitruction Of q lateral sewer i'm the
alb In the block bounded by Warren
aviue west. Colfax avenue and Ep-
vdh boulevard. north 10 and including
lotrumher so, In block =. west side OF
Cdax avenue.
f Anton kaier for the construction OF
anteral sewer I'm the alley In the block
banded by Waterman. Leonard. Reg
ur and Cadet avenues
or Union Trust Co. for the construc-
tn OF lateral sewer In the alley i'm.
te block bounded by Dexter boulevard
Whitney, Wildemerc and Columbus ave-
nes
OF William s Thomas. for the con
ruction OF lateral sewer I'm the alley
/ the block bounded by Goldsmith ave-
ne on the south. Waterman avenue on
10 east. Michigan Central railroad on
le north and Beard avenue on the west
or Gabriel Barron ct al for the con-
truction Of lateral sewer In the al
fys In the blocks bounded by Fort
sdar Harbaugh and Boyd streets; and
awndale. Boyd, Cedar and Fort streets
or r 6 Goss for the construction OF
lateral sewer IN the alley I'm the block
bundled by Twenty-eighth HOratio and
herbert streets. whore not already built
or Arthur r. Tipler. for the construc-
ton OF a lateral sewer in the alley in
re block bounded by Hurlbut. city Lin
II, Barker and Chaplin streets
OF Board OF Education for the con-
suction OF lateral sewer IN the alleys
inthe blocks bounded by Wilson avenue
Ilmlton boulevard Taylor and Clair
nDuut avenues
or James Addy 81 al. for tho construc-
pn OF lateral sewer in the alley In
ne blocks bounded by Crane. Robins
Warren and Monat avenues, and Forrest
nd alley south OF Warren.
Accepted and leave being granted. the
ollowing resolution was offered:
ny AID Walsh
Resolved by the Common Council OF
++--l-4ts-- -DetEalt-LhaI- it-iS-dnannad
necessary 10 construct vitrihed crock
lateral sewers In the following alleys
to-wit
Later sewer NO 22s5-In alleys IN
block bounded by Epworth boulevard.
fulfaN and Warren avenues and lots
so and 81 estimated cost per lineal foot
$40
Later Sewer 60. 22ss-In alley in
block bounced by Waterman and Leon
ard avenues. Cadet and Regular avenues!
estimated cost per lineal foot Sl.2J.
Lateral Sewer No. 226g-In alley in
block bounded Dexter boulevard and
HVildemere avenue. WHIthCv aurt- column
bus avenues estimated cost per lineal
foot. 81 so
Lateral sewe. No 2274--In alley in
lock bounded 10y Beard And Waterman
venues Goldsmith avenue and VI G.
& r. estimated cost per lineal foot
lateral Sewer No. 2255-In ALLEYS in
blocks bounded by Harbaugh avenue
md BOYD street cedar and Forest
.reets; estimated cost per lineal foot,
n.sO.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-15
ON Department of public Works.

, the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen--I transmit herewith as
ssment rolls Nos 1868 and 1850 for
. construction OF lateral sewers Nos.
IS and 2270. said assessment rolls
wing been understanding TO a reso-
ion OF your Honorable Body. and q
tice OF the completion OF the same
blished in the oficial newspaper OF
, city OF Detroit. "a prescribed by
" made and provided Attached
leto lis communication from the
operation Counsel. stating that the
Iceedings taken In relation to the
ave-named sewers are In accordance
VI the ordinances and that all legal
riirements have been complied with
Respectfully submitted
j. j HAARER,
Commissioners
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from the Corporation Counsel.

C'miss Toner J. J. Haarer
FAR Sir return herewith lateral
ser clippings Nos 225s and 227o. as
beg in compliance with the pro-
Wins Of the charter and ordinances
rehve thereto
Respectfully.
BERNARD T. WEADOCK.
Asst. Corporation Counsel
Byld. Walsh
Solved. That assessment rolls Nos.
island 1850 for the construction or
latal sewers Nos 225S and 2270
trsmitted by the Department Of Pub
liCSorks in accordance with the ordi-
macs In such case made and pro-
via, be. and the same are hereby APP
pred and confirmed.
lopted as follows
tas-Ald. BroZo. Burton, Dcimel
Eb, Carney. Gilman. Gutman. Harp
fe Hindle KeusCh. Koenig Little
NJ. Lodge, McCarty Mason, O'Brieu.
Orowski. owen. Rosenthal. schultz
Skycki. Tossy. Walsh. Watson Zoel-
leAnd the President Fro TEMPE
ays-None.
he President took the chair
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Ellis. Field, Garvey. Gilman. GrindIcy.
koenig. Littleneld. Lodge. Lynch. Nc
Carly, Mason. Merritt. O'Brion. Os-
GoWski. owen. Rosenthal. Schultz,
Skrzyckli Thompson. Tossy, Vernon
walsh, Watson. zoeller. and the ProSi-
/ Nays-None
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COMMON COUNCIL


prepare street paving bonds, In accord
ance with the provisions OF Secs. az and
A. OF Chapter II OF the Charter OF the
City Of Detroit. as amended by an Act
OF the Legislature, approved June bth'
1901 such bonds TO bear interest al the
rate OF four per cent per annum.
Adopted AZ follows
a Yeas-Ald Brozo. Burton. Deimel'
Ellis, Garvey. Gilman. Gutman, Harp
fer. Hindle. Keusch. koenig Little
leld. Lodge, McCaTty. Mason, oBrien.
lstrowski, owen. Rosenthal schultz
ikrEycki Tossy. Walsh, Watson, Zoel-
sr and the President Pro TENS
Nays--None.
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From Clerk Of the Recorders court.

city Clerk
DeGr Sir enclose herewith order
or court, non abstante verdicto. strik-
ing out the names OF certain respond
ents IN the matter OF opening Waterloo
street from Bellevue avenue 10 Alter
road and inserting certain other
names.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN a GROGAN
Clerk OF the Recorders Court
referred TO Committee on Street
OpeninRs
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To the HOnOrabIe The IOmnOn IOUHCII
Gentlemen-In compliance with a
resolution adopted by your Honorable
Body. October %, 1907, | beg To re-
port for the week ending with Nov. H.
1911. there were thirty-seven C3ID com
plants received AT this office and the
garbage collection depot for the non
collection OF garbage and dead AMI
mails or an average OF six and Ont-
sixth -t6I-el= complaints per day
Respectfully submitted
j. j HAARER.
Commissioner,
Referred 10 Committee on Health
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That he presented such portion OF
the proceedings and ordinance adopted
at the last session as is required by
the charter 10 be so presented to Ills
Honor the Mayor for approval, on the
llth lust. and that they were approved
on the 14th inst.
placed ~, oJc
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Claims and Accoun,c.

To the Honorab bic the Common Coun I'll:
Gentlemen Your Committee oa
Claims and Accounts 80 whom was
referred tho Controllers list OF ap-
proved accounts OF Nor "a 1911: airn
Including voucher SO $40, UNIVERSITY
Club. amount $3.50 which was held
over at the lust meeting for furthor
consideration rcepcctfuIly report that
wa have examined the same and be-
Loving them 90 h' correct, recommend
that they hc paid from the proper
funds
Paspc, tfuily submittcd.
J@if,; GRINpLEY.
GEO y OWEN
CHAS r. McCARTY
SHERMAN LtTTLEFIELD.
STEPHEN SKRzYCKI
SID Ailru entered and took his scat
rSdoptcd ne follows
Ycas-Ald Allan. Brozo, Burton.
DclmeL Elhs. Field. Garvey. Gilman,
GIndley. ltarpfer. Hindie Heating.
Kcuach koeniS. Littlcheld. Lodge,
Lynch McGartN, Mason Merritt.
O'Rrian. Skrhyckt Thompson Tossy.
Vernon Walsh. Watson, NZoeIler and
the Precedent 81
Nqve-None
FROM TUE SAME
TO tho Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts have had under
consideration the matter ~ the claim
of Mabel Stockford Tor personal in
'uries and recommend the acceptance
~ PFapoaition made 20 settle this
iclaim for $500 -
Rcs~orf'itl1v enbuittcd
r~rFN Crtr>-f.r ..y
GEO A OWEN
CHAS E MCTXTTv
SHERMAN LITTLEFTEID
STEPHEN : SkRZYCKI
ny AID GrindlcY
u solved That Sthc CITY Controller
ho and he II hereby requested 20 dra W
his warrant on uropcr fund FOR the
sum ~ sa5 10 IN favor o. Frcd stock
fprd ~ a'ftleuerf - clatrn for per-
gOnal Injuries sustained BY Mabel
z "oFfnrd October ~ 1911. on alleged
defect ir street In front % premises
M 71a GrRndv avenue
- ADOPTED ~ follows
Neaa--Alf Nfar Rrozo burton
'fcirr,of Fits Yield C1rvrv-f ,il.,p.,f..
Gr'rfieY Harnfsr tfr1le EeaIrv
WstIs. % Eoortg I4trfsnc'd flge.
2 vrch N~Cartv Ms--rrr. Merritt q Rrien.
Net~uv-F oven. ros-.irthHi- -s-.l.4,it-
sl,rzvcki Thomson Fossy Vsraar.
F7lyh watson zoelle-. aud tho f'~as'
dc-f ga
NlEs--Noue
FRON THE SAME .
70 the Honorable tho cpmnan Council
The Detroit times., 1911-11-15
rom Department Of public Works.

y the Honorable the Common Council;
Conference.-The Department OF run
Works respectfully reports that the
wing OF Riopelle street under the
ntract confirmed the 22nd day OF
gust. 1911. is fully completed from
D north line OF Warren avenue 10 the
lth line OF Ferry avenue.
The pavement Is OF cedar on CON
re and has been examined by the
lartment OF Public Works, and found
be i'm accordance with the contract
specifications for the same
here is due the contractors FOR paw
said street as follows
intersections etc. .,....... S-,bAH 90
fcoSt u advertising, blanks
q inspectors salary ..,.,, 81 90
tal amount .....,..,., 81, I52 90
Respectfully. etc,
j. J. HAARER
Commi ssioner.
ieptcd ana AID. Theisen offered
srSas' Il osaSears from com:
mAation from the Department OF
Put Works that the paving as per
comet confirmed the 22nd day OF
Autt. 1871, on Riopelle street from
theorth line OF Warren avenue to
themth line OF Ferry avenue has been
fullcUmplcted. and
V"reas. Said street has been exam
ine by the Department OF Public
WIS, and the paving OF said street
habeen found TO have been done IN
aFdanCr with the contract ana
sphCations for the same; therefore
hsolved, First That 'he said pay
iuwithin the limits above mentioned
% and Is hereby accepted.
Lesolved. Second. That the city Con-
tiler he. and Is hereby authorized to
Aw his warrant on the city Treas
er in payment OF the intersections,
., of said Riopelle street TO the
lount OF S2,6SS.56, the same being the
II amount due the contractors from
. city for paving said intersections.
G.. and for the sum OF S64. the same
cling the cost OF advertising, blanks
al Inspector satart-
Resolved Third, That the city Con-
fciler he and he. is hereby directed 10
repare street paving bonds I'm ac-
1rdance with the provisions OF Secs.
and 80 OF Chapter II 10 the Charter
the city OF Detroit. rs amended by
n Act OF the Legislature approved
inc 6th. 1901. such hands to bear in
rest at the rate OF four pei cent per
nnum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Brozo. Burton. Defined,
Ills Garvey. Gilman. Gutman. Harp
r, Hindle. Keusch. koenig, Little
lid Lodge. McCarty. Mason, O'Brien,
strowski owen. Rosenthal. Schultz.
SrZycki, Tossy Walsh, Watson Zoel-
and the President Pro Tem-26
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-15

To the Honorable the Common Council
conference.-the herewith certify
that at a special session of the Board
Of Estimates, held Nov. >. 1871. In ac-
cordance with a call of the Common
Council. contained in resolution
adopted by the Common Council. oct
II l9ll-tJ C. g. y. l663l, the at
tachcd resolution and ma iority report
OF committee No 10 were adopted
approving the issuance Of Park and
Boulevard bonds In the sum of S55. 00n.
for the specified purposes set forth i'm
the resolution adopted by the Common
Council at the said session Of oct n,
1911 81. c. G., D. 1859. and transmitted
To the Board OF Estimates at the spa
cial session Of oct 20 1911
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT.
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From Department Of Police.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--For the purpose OF buy
lng launch suitable for the work OF
the Harbor Master 10 replace the old
one that Is no longer adequate for
pre- sent needs | recommend that $21OO
be transferred from the surplus in the
pas. roll fund 20 the item FOR eontinS
encies
Yours very respectfully.
II. II. CROCL.
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FROM TIIE SAME-

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlemen--Owing TO the action
taken by the Common Courcil. in not
allowing the appropriation as re-
quested by the Free Labor Bureau
we. the Undersigned raise our most
emphatic protest, and consider this ac-
tion OF the Common Council an act
which is not in accord with good gov
ernmefit
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Accepted and placed on dic.
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From Board of Assessnrs.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen We herewith transmit to
your Honorable Body Assessment Rolls
numbered 2Ssf to 29l7 both inclusive.
for constructing cement sidewalks in
front Of and adjoining the lots and
parcels OF land described therein
The usual notice required by law
has been given 10 the parties in in
-terest as Will appear by the annexed
uUrfrr
have. therefore. signed the same, and
report them 20 your honorable body
Very respectfully,
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By HENRY PLASS
President
Accepted. and leave being grantcd.
the following resolution was offered /.
By AID Gilman.
Resolved. THAT Assessment RollNu 1tI2
for grading and paving alley No 2I2.
being the alley first north Of and patal-
lei to Garfield avenue. from the east
line Of Hastings street 20 the cast linc
II l.. Moran farm. Is herebyE approved
and confirmed that the description "
premises aRd-the names OF pprgons
contained therein are received as core
rect; and that tho sums set forth in
tho said assessment rUtt HTu the cor
rect ones which each individual or set
Of individuals should be- assessed az
and pay. and that the said assessment
be collected from the several persons
Liable to pay the same according 10
law. .HNN. .~
! approve the form Of the above reso-
luton.
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From Department Of public Works.

Referred TO Committee on Health
and City Hospitals.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-15
From the Clerk.

Referred TO Committees on Ways anu
Means
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From Department ofe Public Works.

Referred to Committee on ordi
nanceg.
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FRON THE SAME .
| 70 the Honorable tho cpmman ceuasil
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VI
HERMAN SCHULTZ,
A. T. WALSH
JOHN C. CARNEY.
Accepted and on leave. tho follow
ing resolution was offered.
Bv Aid Gilman:
Whereas. The Common Council % tHs
city OF Detroit on Oct II 1911. and
the Board OF Estimates OF tho CitS OF
Detroit or Nov. !, 1911. acting undor
power conferred under Sectlor IL 81 an
Act of tho Legislature entitled IAN Act
sunplemental TO tho Charter 81 the CITY
OF Detroit and relating 10 parks bottle
wards and other public playground ~
sGid city and 20 repeal Act No. h7A ~
The Local Acts OF 1870 entitled An
Act TO provide for the establlshruen
aud maintenance Of n brond street "a
boulevard about the limits ~ the CT"
81 Detroit and through the towhshlr7
az ITautramck, Greenfield rnd sprirr-
wells i'm the County OF Wayne. Az
proved May q. 1879, ~ amended ~
trts approved May I: 1901, Juno 7.
tlc issuing % SIS. 10000 Of Part erd
boulevard Bonds 81 the City OF be
t~oit therefore. he II
Resolved That the CITY Controller @
ar M is hcrcbv authorized AM a.
rooted 10 advertise IN tho pfdcI0l
par"rs Of tho city for thrce consecutive
days tnot including sunday, INVITING
prOnos1ls for the Durchdse Of So non 90
OF Park and Boulevard Bonds ut tNs
CITY % DETROIT authorized go hc isini"p
~ aforesaid. each Of sail bonds 90 '.r
81 the denomination OF 81 Don ur WgI q
tiplc thereof and hcaring irirrcrt ;
the ratio % ~ nor cent per onhlw pro
tn nature w. thirty years from 'hc iptC
~ issue without option 81 prlor p0Y.
lGept or redemption
Nd. Field entered and took his scat
Adopted as follows
Ellis, ticld Garvcy Gilman, Grndlev
Harpfcr- Hindle Heating. kousch,
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From Board Of Es,imates.

Referred to Committee ON NAYS al
Means and Ordinances
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09

For something new and dainty
spread the buttered fudge pan with
minced dates before turning the candy
into it.
To keep white gloves clean In q
mum have an adjustable lining OF
white silk or satin that may be fasten.
ed in over the dark lining of the muff
with invisible hooks and loops.
Wrap gold or silver trimmings In
black paper and they will untarnish.
All frocks should be wrapped in black
paper Also
An effective scarf for a hall table
may be made of linen crash with a fig.
ure embroidered on each end and of
the same design as the paper on the
wall.
Perhaps the croquettes will not
mold. II not, take tablespoonful of
granulated gelatine, soak moment in
cold water, then dissolve it over boil.
ing water and set aside till solid. The
heat In frying dissolves the gelatine,
making the inside soft and creamy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
BUDGET OF USEFUL INN.
Valuable Bits Of Advice for -
keepers and Others, Give, :. .'0's
English Magazine.

Some new hints for the homes,
er. or for any woman for that m
are given in an English m.n a',e'
called the Matron. For examnls A4as
needn't be q housekeeper or CIV 0as
woman, to be glad to know whs.
do when fishbone is stuck n a' %
throat. oue'
According to this authority tho n,..
er thing is to hand the suffer-, s,'p
lemon. II it is sucked for W..
while the bone will move on !, A.ue
case it succeeded after the bona W Sas
been In the throat two DAYS Aad
Another use for lemon Juice !,
remove warts. This is done BY d,,'
ping 1t on twice day. IVY
To retain the color and elos. :.
white silk blouse after washing M.
teaspoonful of alcohol into the r,n.,.
water. This keeps it from turp,no IVY
low and gives 1t when ironed tho .i tsr
of new silk. '
To clean the lace yoke and s1eav.,
of waists sprinkle the lace freely v,,s ~
powdered borax. then roll il IN ..,
fasten with pins. Let it remain fo, -.
least twelve hours, then shake ON,
and brush with a clean soft brush
To remove ink stains from carr...
take saucer of fresh milk and .
clean soft rag. Renew the milk !,
necessary and wash finally with clean
water.
To take coffee stains from anv MI,
terial rub a little glycerine into ths
stain and then wash with hot soan
and water.
To prevent milk from scorcbin,
when it is being boiled sprinkle N.
tie sugar into the saucepan after ths
milk is poured into it. Do not sti,
the milk even though the pan Is
very thin one. The milk will not burn
but will leave the saucepan as clean
as II only water had been in 1t.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
SYNOPSIS.
COPYRIGHT 1907
37He. npesS-HERRiCL GO.

-s-NaH~ Dan Maitland, on reaching ms
xs-N York bachelor club, met an attrac-
tttve qpuxg woman at the door. Janltor
c1FEagsr assured him no one had Deen
,~tr9glE mat day. Dan discovered WON
ssx's 1iBger prints in dust on his desk
s<A.ns with a letter from his attorney
Maitland dined with Bannerman; ms a. ~
szst ms family jewels: Maitland. on
rrszssling home. surprised lady IN gray
.cyacaang the safe containing MS gems
DE-. apparently. took him for we'll
AEsanI Hyroek Daniel Anisty. Hah-hyp-
rsrfx.sh. Maitland opened his safe, took
gghaesrom the jewels and gave them to
fassr. first forming partnership in crime:
Hsss r,eai Dam Anisty sought by police of
Tsaas wo,ad, appeared. Maitland overcame
gitn FIe and the girl went to New York
erns to meet him that day. Mr.
Esnafsh" introduced himself as detec-
tfus To shield the girl in gray. MAITLAND,
Ht09t 10 show him the jewels. supposedly
.ssxa Tase latter proved to be Anisty
fidnmelf and he secured the gems. Anisty.
sNflo WE Maitlands double, masqueraded
% sne latter. The criminal kept Matt
Gxe gave her the gems. The girl In gray
Ss1ssssss Maitand's apartments during his
Esas@nce and returned gems. Maitland;
ustd4,out cash. called up his home and
tDeard wOman's voice expostulat1ng.
Anisty, disguised as Maitland, tried to
airing from her the location of the gems.
D. CRASH was neaTU DIT the IIOHI uOOI.
Maitland overwhelmed the crook. allow
3x him to escape to shield the young
csssxuan The girl in gray made her es-
$aDe, jumping into cab: An instant
xzfer, by working a ruse, Anisty was at
aer side. He took her to Attorney Ban
1sesn1an's office. There, by torture, he
3x1ed in vain to wiring from her the loca-
G1,n OF the gems. He left her moment
9ssd she 'phOned O'Hagan, only getting in
Fire words: Tell Mr.. Maitland under the
grass BOWL the hiding place in the lat
&r's rooms, when Anisty heard her
sxcrds. Zimmerman also was revealed as
u crook He and Anisty set out to secure
Tzae gems and leave town. The girl was
ztjil IMPRISONED
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
Ham Earcl.

Whole ham, have bone removed and
soak over night. One cup of bread
crumbs, one tablespoon of melted but
ter, one teaspoon each chopped olives.
onions and parsley. Worcestershire
sauce. tomato catsup, three drops of
tabasco sauce. two trufles chopped
fine. Stun the ham with the above
mixture, thoroughly blended, roll In
cheese cloth, boil in water with a lit
tie vinegar or cider four or i've hours
or until tender; leave in water until
cold and weight to press It; when
ready to serve cut in slices.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
CONVENIENT FOR ODD JOBS
New Type Of StepIadder Has EIv
waited Shelf on Which Pals or
Tools Can Rest.

A convenient type Of stepladder Il
that which Michigan man has re-
Gently put on the market. 1t is espe.
cially adapted for odd jobs about the
house. There are only three steps to
the ladder, but the sides rise as far
again above 1t. and at the top is q
shelf, on which may be kept tools.
nails, screws, pals or whatever ap
purtenances required on the work at
hand. This shelf Is large enough to
hold bucket of water or a pan. If the