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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
DID Mr.. MCDONALD LIE?
PFAD TIE PET0pn

'i'f Husr4au Ia an tauda and
take q u That !
~ ~ NOT ~ ttiI OF IL siu INNp &
had ira -Nicnonnds ,ibu
qucquc .pcr.. oHob,r a.
AFFIDAVIT.
Territory al Nrstu
o., $50.
itulfrt l.r,rin, Cd q
ufrt n
No G. Mcdonald 81 a.,
acres IN TWP south Range 90 tH y, W., which
nIs OCTOBER ~ oit Above ra-c made Application
". g..
No Ncts
g. and
- last y Vi. = VI, which INptRS OCTOBER
of i've
iN ". g. Mcdonald Manager.
No 5000 company y.
y.
NJ, which October lcise
company, w
Mcdonald,
Ia witness whereof have hcrcnlo hand aud anxcd
Sai Of office thr 18Th dn, Octotrr A. ~, 1911
y. IINTEN.
(SIAI) d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
ACTIVITIES RESUMED
At SEVEN LAKES
OIL FIELDS
Bad Roads Made Further
Work Impossible Until Re
paired; Graded Highway
Is Built.


'H''h'' n. W. ''o'
considerable dni1f nf e'noN p'i'N-
tlss 40 tho Galup ol n.ids tNHt was
,,,,.,. .-I,...,,... d., n. t.re.tt,.
were "udea'"f'Hf 20 convey 'h. ''''f
drifting uuiJis A.tIVtirs n.tr tgsit
l.,.,, ,a-,,,,,.t ,.,,I ,.,,.. ,r.. ,hr.. ann
hf'd-
% WHs necessary 10 hHill n'W
t.ed n,arl, ,,rry Goo, of thr distance
,,... ,.,........ 81. a.. ..i ....t .,.t...
'' h"N' we n'A'S "'' "'''''' '"'
traction eurnr o'" nc ground
Thomas lsJdsu .ui MORRIS tl.ntt
have boon AWAY tm snIpu uari,
tup mnutl. .unoI t.udug 900. com
4trueuon sf na road work ono 1l
ta. matn.r 700 th. Hr.I o.. operating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

fleets that the romance and the
-.nun,,nts srcm rcpi 1ni grateful
The contrast between the uie OF
tH, circus whore Poll, which Miss
lda sl Loou portreys has grown 10
grihuuB unnpailcd in character. but
trtaiI, uudcy,lop"d save IN her pro-
i'Hinu. and the qui,i. cultured NE
cot toe .ouus minister household
serves q, HrrontuHtc the effect The
pluyWrluhL too has known how 10
make use ui the narrow puritanism
ul tho Villagers ana Their bitter pref
udicc. us un effective background to
p story How the love of Polly and
IN" pursou grow. VINO it led each
other into ihc path of bcttormcnt
bow tho accusing voice or scandal
came 90 Interrupt aud separate the
twain how Polly went back 20 the
Circus with sncrificini intent and how
the plrHon found her there and de.
vlarcd his loye--thcsr are the items
in pretty conventional story. The
reunion az the pair Boo the fun glare
nt DO, circus ring r. sufficiently po-
rur Co please those who believe true
love shnliu over BE- triumphant aud
happy when thc curtain falls. Nut a
lttl, interest center tn the final
.n'rrrurr from her childish chrys-
liIs uf Aiiss Ida "a Loon and her
treatment of the rol, which. while
rt'iiug for youth. tull makes no
small Duatiunul demand u is
known tnHt Miss 81 Leon has youth
ANA the tradition ut q stagc-bred
family bohiud her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24


ntd nt Fourth timc E't' V'si' Im.
BOO them more iui W"i' ihIf
tNt.. H 90 great rne-lhulN i"r ..le
rr DO I.r4 lHtt pot good "'' I.1I
uU. just been closed Dog thr Hr"rk
.r"iH'ra t'f' .'f'"n Nh'i''"
N.'"um'nt .'mr"1N 'i HNi l.N. '''t.
Jtt hl4 assumed control OBJ. tH
thou fnd doIlat N"rih "I '1d 'uH
actual development N"'N "l'' begin
lIst Ht soon l- m"Ohin"i> COON Poi.
ut1 4" Ih' h'Ia.
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.,t.I GOD ..aht SECTIONS oi ud. WHOM
linton. owed Mr. Fi.mmug mode toe
uIIuWiua statement .rhU people ni
gaImp ana o.. surrounding cDmmun
Nd. nul, rilae oi what prud.s.1u
Importance thie on n,id ia COO tb,m 0
800. rs Tulsa. oklahoma auu at uorl-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

o. n lh.lot. resident ~ ptts.
1Ha pn hu, arrived In Albuquerque
aud w.h make his HON, here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

Go to the Gem tonight and
see The Fall of Troy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
SANTA FE WILL ICE
CALIFORNIA FRUIT
IN BELEN YARDS
One Of Most Modern Refriger-
ating Plants in Southwest
Now Under Construction in
Cut OFF Town.
Cspccisi Correspondence ~ the ucrsld)

Especial correspondence ~ thr ucrsId1
i. 10 II.i With the
u'n HU..1,h OF tu. . cog for
900. county convention . NlituHlH
county interest guutU.. u riao u
t.. Huieam, uf tbt rug Na-
ut'r ana American BORN alike are
taking 300 interest fu tr.tter than
common. nnd 20 Thought that tn
convention win n. ht,N affair.
Notices h1,' h..u posted calling
thr convention .f Trdbl. October
g. nt tho euluU court house ln Los
l.uuas Tho d,logHt.s representing
lirion precinct Uu be- chosen at a
urimnr> to hc held TODAY Bel,n
precinct as ruIr has cbnslhetaul.
10 sat 200 a. domination of certain
ut the Officers ou the ticket. and IL
D. rumor"l ihnf 10 number 81 rosi-
dents of thH precinct viii succeed
IN having their names fnVurnhly pro-
posed To- th, delegates nt the county
convention.
Work uu iho now &C., plant. which
is being 'r'.tcd "a Bclen by the kan
saH lr" company OF Newton. Kan. Is
progressing worry satisfactorily An
Increased force 81 men Is cXpoditing
the work as much as possible. In an
effort tp complete everything by vcry
early spring. so that the contract with
The Santa Fr Hallway company may
De- put into operation az the earliest
possible moment.
The plant when completed. viii
De one OF a." best In the southwest.
With daily capacity Of 100 tons 81
i'r The plant, which Is being erect.
ci largely on contract with the
santa - Railroad company 20 ico
th" fruit cars coming from California
az this point, viii Doc built with this
especial purpose IN view In add.
ton Co this wholesale business the
company is laying plans ,o deliver ice
Co retail customers n Belcn next
year
The Wurkm,n have recently COM
plctcd the erection OF two dwelling
houses which win o., used by orr.
cials ~ the company \ large force
OF men experienced iu tho erection OF
ice houses is now NJ work IN Belcn.
The plant 81 located az tho south end
~ the santa Pc railroad yards here.
ana covers considerable area.
The F,dornal Livestock and Land
company is a new Industry in Bolrn.
u is company Incorporated under
the lava ot the territory of New Nex-
foo Cor tho purpose of raising sheen.
ana IL b. Incorporated az fa5 600
WORK has already boon commenced
for the euming season. ana ln a very
short time thc company win h, run.
ming iargc herd or sheen. Thr di-
r'.t'r Off tnr concern ura uy.us
bard 90 got Tho host sheen rogatblo
sI fnrt lNn business m3r h, vsrs
staHi. ono. d. D. Brown. % mun who
has bad r.N,rH t.rr. ,Nr.r.ur, IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
FOREST SUPERVISORS
MEET NOVEMBER {
Forester Ringland Makes Arrenec.
mcnts for Conference Or Chicfs al
Various Departments ~ service.

District Forester 4 g.. Rupland
has returned from ~ Pasu where h"
went To make the preliminary az
rangomcnts Tor the holding 0f "a
meeting Of tho supervisors and dep
utN supervisors ia chsrgc ni iorssia
in the district o. he held Noycmber
n.
There win bc about thirty.flv
forest officials present. and 'hn
chief topic tor discussion will be firo
protection ana fire prevention. II is
expected tLat number of offc ,rp
from District =. the administrative
district ~ Washington viii be- press
ont. possibly including Horny y.
Graves. the forester
The for,a,rs OF Districts and 2
have been invited Ca attend from
their headquarters Ia Denver aud
san Francisco. respectively. and may
be- present
Mr RlnRland arranged fot n mace
uf meeting m the federal buiiding in
m paso. and tor hotel accommodate
lions Tor On, PARTY ~ pas0 Wus
chosen as "a meeting place on account
Of H. central location As tho third
forest district extends from the Ncst-
crn boundary OF Arizona tu the ,uHt-
Urn boundary uf Florida. with for
csts Ia all m, intervening southsrn
states ana tnrritDr.os ,>erpJ ToNas,
. central location wlf Imperative In
order NOT to work 70 hnri .hIu 900 no,
men attending
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
DEAFNESS CANNUT M ClItI.p


ay local a.I. alon1. as trry cannot
rtach the 's,i portion OF the car
There ls only ono way 60 euro daaf.
ness. ana iHlt s by constitutional
romedlaa Deafness Is caused hy an
mnhmod condition 90 tha mucous iIu-
INK vi tHr Eusiaehun Tubs. when
ths tube o. innamrd you have rumh-
ling ,ouul er imperfect hearing. and
when 10 ls entirely closed. Deafness ls
ihe result. and unless the mf.amma-
ton can ho taken out and this tube
restored 90 ua normal condition. hear
Ing viii boz destroyed forever, nine
cases oni ~ ton arc caused by Cntnrrh.
which s nothing but an lnCamed cone
dltion ~ tho mucous surfaces
We viii gifo ono Hundred Dollars
for any case 90 Deafness Ccanscd hy
cntnrrhl that cannot be cured by
HniVs Catarrh cure. Send fer cir
cuiars free
y. r. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold hy druggists. Zoe.
Take Hairs Family Pills for eons'i-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

% T. Fcagans. Of the forest service
ilscal agent office. has lef; for Pay.
wood ho, springs. 20 remain the rest
1t ih month
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
PUGILIST HELD
 IN BAD CHARGE

NEW YORK. Mar 2J-FOloEing ,4s teaSh q Angelo Yer Fzoaa, a Bl- EGs-. sn Nesa-S, V J, today, 0t n- fl-i=s which sg Is alleged ae reee1sed l. a togr rOuni lCXlHs bout a charge oz uaas,alshtsr has oseu placed l=slasc Mn NeaaeCy- -s opponent
 Kennedy sas locSed up wlCh -so companions 2t the dead pusllsI, who arg charged g-5h having added and -relEe2 lle Gsh-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

-..a. -a ..-  . #4s ll Che ra-. a.-ea .. a
 a- sum .E S
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
MUST
 FIGHT FOR T
(By Alaska News Bureaa

Sea--er l-..er. Q, rez-s. aag rys -s -- from che Selgl. a- lse s.ess es last sess-ga. and who aE-- a h a.--.zasln 1- his S-a-e withdrew .- ec probably have -sl- -ee his
 .al. as a.s colleagues lau-au saa- n. Is ID .ra - -ea leg #-..r once l-s.Eljug
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
NEW CLAIM
 LOOKS G00D

H- I srHau.al a.-s VI. @ Mascot a---a #..... -E s ls side --r..-z- aE ~r.- fa- I.Hra- -a a
 rar+ ...r as
 and a- .a... ra-E--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
NEW
 HOT SPRING

B. Clark reports l-aa-ls a srr In basil --a--l5 --9 Nst-z ---ez a tributary 5l -1e E9-l miles north gI Panama. Be --l -1l haze -le Go determine l1e s9- 4l gt aa-ss l t1e spring, but --er- as p1rha9s -Eo. acres o- ----lL bare y1 sE0E-
 Ta Lu-ly part o5 y1= business -s a- -lere ls a cabin within u-ss -- -1= sa-I=, r-- 20 J-z 1as es=r reported -ls gC1s-l-e Ct me water ana there Nas l5 visible 1- persons hls.l5 been -le1r. Air. Clark says -a- snow -s sezH
 north D. Eala-4. --ere 1---
 - four E-e- Cl Bear crerS--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
SHIP BUILDERS F0R H4TEH03SE


 -- t=s l- .a. -e -slss .-= -.sa- ea.e -a .--.- aa. .- repair -e -...- .--s .- --- A --s-.s
 Parker end .e I
 Thomas a-.--.-l #-. L.l---.t t |.al A Gas  1.- - . s.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
DIVORCE CASE
 IS DISMISSED
rRr Alaska News Rarsaal

CHICAGO Mar 24-The sulL for 1tc-ce. uIsl by pr William Lam- bert was today dismissed Tae te- seasc stated that be had made mon ay ea Gold Eal, in the E,oatlke, and .s vile accused A-u ot intimacy .5-H other women and said she had l.sl a lUaey liie iu a cabin on ,ae -asl ant that her only diversion gas .r see che stage go oy tae house
 each lay
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
HOUSE WILL
 FORGE SENATE
CBz Aaska Nsas BaEeAll

asHiN.ItN DIG Mar aar.-a.. stated r-.. .a.l.
  .a ..r . al ..l U..--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
HITCHCOCK ID
 FOLLOW LEAD
Ry Alaska Nsxs BareAal

WASHINGrON, D. c, Mar z'1- Rvmo7s has iJ that Postmaster Gen
 sal Hlcbc0eS EDt be the ueSC cab l=t 3t1jcer to rss-sn, es the Pro .-ess5ye Republicans }o0S 0a hin s=.a as much suspicion as they d,d on BalI,uger.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

A power company haS been CT zslzsJ 4- Saldez for cAe RU-poss 1s supplying GgaS and power Co lae miners ca Mineral sulch- The eCm- ga1y IS -l2l alizeJ a- S510. lad E--a selras a- g. 5ach e cOlG2lo1S justify such U0Ee the company u-ll 51s-a-I a customs S-2m2 I--.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
GOVERNMENT E
 IN CONTROL
LBr AIaska NaWs BaEeal

SAN DIEGO. Mar zt-Alviees r-- I here gre -1 -h- effect caa- .aa Governor Ee-l A - coL-
 .er-ru. ut lle situation --
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
FIGHT HAS
 BEEN PUT OFF
LRv Alaska M Ba.sAal

PARIS, France Mar a-tn h-raeeu sam L.astg-- and Saa H. Es, las been postponed aa-l a week Eam Saturday at rag request ot .a- .u-m=r. as hsueeds more training a.. .- -ae trip across tae ocean
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
HOWARD NESBIT
 COMING NORTH
By Alzska Nszs Barsaal

PORTLAND, Ore Mar. 2t-EiOWare Nss5st. a brother os EyeEsR NssbLll Tbaw. is song eo Candle. Alaska, fra Albert vles Mir NesbltE says ,ea, hls slsssr Is aI present m Can
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
BOOKER I.
 BADLY HURT
-Rr M M RaEeaal

NeH NAEN Mar -a- Booker ! a-E.u The notsl aesro e,,u- ..,,r aas dubbed sa this e.ly last Hr by Herman, Wac missooA au for ,1lmCn aesC0, Wasals-
 Nas taken Co ghe receiving hos -lL. taE.y .lilraG
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
EASTERN VAR
 AOW NEAR
Ry Alaska News sa1saal

ST PETSSSBCRG, NGr -,-Eas sa- cloud $ sCl4 a0EsCtas 9FSc 1zSl2. aS he Gme allowed Ioc & .- ply -o he LlSMa-zD S lsz-iy u2 ana 10 Eori haS besa -ses1se,1 non Cana
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
POWER ID
 BE TESTED
LE, AL.sEa N..s B.-sA-L

s..N
   -.- lated .. -..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
BANKER IS
 CONVICTED
lBy Alaska News Bugeau

"..-..tA N--.
 H .u.
 found au r. Prank a-g Hs .. con. e- -.-a= Eg=e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
MAY SUCCEED
 PRES Dlz
lBy Alaska Neas BuFsaal

N N-A ta- --
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
HE MINISTRY
 HAS RESIGNED
.Br ALasas Nsss Ba.sAal

.s #-. .L...r sueAs and friction
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
BUFFALO BILL
 HAS AMBITIONS
R Alaska Nsss s.resal

TUCSON, ArlzOaa. Mar 2es-Is lS semlO1neialh cegoEeeG JAaz '8azIEalO B5lr' COiy Wi1 pEOaaeNs seek SAe SsaasoEsAIp loIlOEnS rAe admSsloa oE Arizoaa as . Sya-e.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
bALLINGER ID
 BE BANQUETTED
Rr As.ska Nsss sassasa

SEATTLE. Maj -e-ES-SsSrsc4-s oE L.e LaCertar. R5cha-d Seh-Lses Sal Lagsg, WLI a-riye in As clIy asNs E-lday and wa hs lsndered 2 ea2- qu 5y LAs business mea ot she eISy,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
WILSON E
 IN MEXICO
lsy Alaska News Bureau

ENIlu CITY Mar -. Au9assa
 Wilson arrived Ia -ls e.-g lls aa- has teea a eeaiesr---
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
ROOSEVELT
 ON COAST
- ! :. -

F-N.h -r-l.- s-E r. ..r aa --- .e-.. -.-y
 .
 aa....
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

..- e..
 ~ ..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

James Hogan rhs marble expert says that Alaska marble Is sesO25 To
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

D es1s for . Bone Cooked neal al ,as Royal Gaze. Ea5IeA0rss- S1-eS s=-vlee. Wh--e Ee2P.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
CHIHAUHAu
 Is DOOMED
@ Alaska News Baarsaal

CEHaUSHCA, Mex. Mar -V-rhs 2sosI GsRecaAs Ala1sro and Oroze0 nave jolaed sSz ss. and WlSh aa a-my oE I.g0 are za-cacg oa ms eISy-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20

C-s Wholesome Bakery GCots
 a= Royal Bakery, Wllre10rse .-~ g. Neseg. ProDrletress- e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
From the Board Of Water Commits

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
uentiemen-1 have the honor to sub
NIT herewith. the report OF The Board
or water Commissioners or the City OF
Detroit, for the year ending June sO.
Yours truly,
BENZ. r. quincy,
Secretary.
Accepted and placed on hle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15

skates a deposit OF not TO exceed 81, 90
per pair for skates 10 guarantees 20
him the return OF the same.
10. No advertisement. placard or
public notice shall be permitted In the
partment NtNN Nf
IL. No vending or nickel in the
slot machines will be permitted In the
building without the consent OF the
department.
is. There shall be kept on sale by
the lessee AZ all proper times suf-
ncient quantity TO supply all demands
and the same shall be sold at the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15

from Clerk 81 the Hecorder's Court-
To the. Honorable the Common Council;
yo 0sn, hennrse,i respsesfsi's report 70
impansiied Ia the Recorders Court. In
the matter OF opening Otis street from
clppert avenue 10 Martin avenue where
street and hasmay ~ r rendered. sf vsrdie epH e
favor OF said opening Monday. Nov. rs.
1910. which was confirmed BY the Court
saturday. Feb. IL. 1911.
with transmit certified copy OF said
ton.
JOHN A. GRoGAN.
Accepted. and referred to the Commit
tee on Street Openings.
From the Board OF Water Commits
sloners.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
uentlemen-l have the honor To SUBJ
NIT herewith. the report OF The Board
or water Commissioners or the City OF
Detroit for the year ending June 80.
'' BENZ My +. Quincy.
Secretary.
From the Clerk.
That he presented such portion OF the
proceedings OF the last session as Is re-
CURED by the Charter TO be so presented
the 18th inst. and that they were APP
proved on the f4th inst.
Placed on file.
Also. That he presented to his Honor
inst, an ordinance entitled. 1.-The Build
Ing Code" which was approved on the
Accepted and placed on file.
FROM THE SAME.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-For some time past. per
a saloon In the Ninth district OF ths
Twelfth ward.
Recently. your Honorable Body wa,
peutioned 10 allow one more. A delega-
and asked that II be denied. Your com.
mittee promptly turned IL down.
In order TO satisfy everyone. our asso-
was to put Il to a vote OF the electors
In the district. and requested our repre-
sentative TO have the report laid over
The election was held Monday. Feb. 6
and although the weather OF that day
was the worst we have had In years. a..
turned out and cast their ballots with
tition, SO for. and 8 spoiled ballots.
We respectfully submit our action and
the results to you, in order that you may
have them y Tor future ysrs reference referee
lNoRTHwEsTERN BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION.
BY Il. J. WILLIS, Pres.
NEIL w. MURRAY, Secy
Accepted anS Pl THs 81 saa sals
Chas. A. Nichols. City Clerk. Detroit
Mich:
Dear sir--I am pleased to acknowl
edge receipt of your favor OF the End
calling attention to the action taker
by the City Council, asking this de
partment TO consider the advisabilit,
OF compelling the Michigan Central q
cause gates to be erected at the inter
section OF Harper avenue and the Mich
igan Central Railroad Belt Line. ant
to install an interlocking system a
the same point; also to compel re
Michigan Central to install the block
system at the intersection of the Bet
Line and Gratiot avenue. and compel
ing the Michigan Central to cause
gates TO be erected at the intersection
OF the Boulevard and the Michigan
Central Belt Line.
This Is TO inform you that an In
spection will be made on Thursday
February 10th, and all parties In in
terest will meet at the Hotel Pont
chartrain at 500 a. m, and l trust Il
will be convenient for the City to b'
represented.
Yours truly,
MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMMISSION.
BY @. w. DICKINSON.
Commissioners.
| Accepted, and placed on file.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15

Claims ou1 Hco0UUI
To the Honorable the Coma
ferred the controIisrs ia q 11
accounts or Feb H. 1911. r>cD@
report that we have ex6mln<
recommend that thsy Be- p - ffs@'
'' R ssTss ssbn,ttsa.
JOHN oR1NDLEY.
JAMES NERNOK-
G goaN Il fAH62nYP7S66k.
fl stiERafAN. LfTTI-EFlEku
CHAS II. MCCARTHY
STEPHEN 8. skRzYCkJ.
adopted a. toliowss
HARPER. Hindle. xeafing' Koon@
krapp. Littleneid. Lynch. Mcco@@|
Rosen,hal. seSaisa. s 1ssrSSas' re
Thompson. rossy. Vernon. Walsh. Xo1|
son; zoeilsr and the President.--31.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Commons Couno11|
gentlemen = Your COMMITTEES q
Claims and Accounts, TO whom Wao ~
ferred the claim OF Mabel PendsFgo1<
TO have been sustained ~ fsliinr r.
icy sidewalk. respectfully report (Gn(
We have had the same under connldor>
s alton; have listened TO the testimony q
claimant, and after consultation VIII
the Corporation Counsel. are natis0o1
hat there Is no legal liability aGn1no(
the CITY, and therefore recommend thai
prayer or petitioner be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GRINpLEY,
JAMES VERNON.
GEORGE A OWEN F
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
SHERMAN LfTTLEFIELD.
CHAS. Il. MCCARTHY, VIZ
STEPHEN 3. SKRZYCKI
Accepted and adopted. FL '''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15
From the Department Of Buildings.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-We wish to call your at
tention TO Section Article 1s which
provides for division walls
: Through an error I'm drafting the
building code. the clause calling for fire
proof division walls between separate
stores In the same building was omitted.
This clause. we think, Is very important
but inasmuch as separate apartments IN
dwellings OF other buildings must be a.
vided by hreproof walls, we can see no
reason for excluding stores. IL is OF vast
Importance that separate stores should
be divided In the same manner and we
therefore request that an amendment be
added TO the above named section to rem
edy this defect.
pEpART TS1Ts Tres 8S nalifi.D,yos
A. A. MOORE,
HENRY sPITZLEY.
Following Is the amendment request
AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 9 o,
Article Is OF an ordinance entitled
An Ordinance defining the duties and
powers OF the Department Of Buildings
and the establishing OF building code
for the City or Detroit.
IL r. hereby ordained by the people OF
Section 1. That Section 3 OF Arti.
Gle is OF an ordinance entitled. "Ar
Ordinance defining the duties aud
powers OF the Department OF Build.
ings and the establishing OF a build
ing code for the City OF Detroit. =
Z be and the same Is hereby amended
) so as to read as follows:
Section .. DIVISION WALLS
2 In buildings OF class 1, division
3 walls will be required as follows:
When In ordinary construction
any individual floor space exceeds
9 5000 square feet. in mill construc-
ton" 1900 square feet In protect
8 ed or ''hre-proof construction" TO-
2 900 square feet. The walls when
10 required shall be OF the thickness
N required In the table. and all open
IL ings In the walls shall have regular
Is underwriters standard fire resisting
10 doors on each side OF the wall.
rs Buildings so divided shall be treated
is In regard TO stairs and IRE escapes
~ as two OF more separate buildings.
rs Separate stores and dwellings. when
10 I'm the same building. built other
20 than az specified In Glass herein.
n shalt be divided by hre-proof walls
20 not less than eight (s) inches thick
30 with masonry foundations.
Section .. This ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15

And the city controller be and itc
In hereby directed TO make the proper
entry on his books showing said
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. FL
lis. Field, Garvey.7 Gilman. Grindley,
Harpfer, Hindle. Heating. koenig
Mason. o'Brien. ostrowski. owen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-15

Accepted and referred to the Commit
tee on Street Openings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-21
daauAm
lzy:SXs2sls Us CO. nc
Our Initial Showing of
I ai1ored Suits
In Spring 1911 Models

THE first of the coat suits for Spring arrived
this week-not many of them, but enough to show
what Fashion has decided upon for the season These
attractvey designed garments of the light weight
woolens mostly in the light greys and tans with
eral styles in blues white SERGE and the white with
black hair line. Several novelty styles are shown,
nearly all the short coat with plain, narrow skirt
The new models shown are all exclusve---merely
the forerunners of the many which will quickly follow
them We invite you to inspect these even if you are
not ready to make selection.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-21
The ''Out-of-Town" Folks Store

People living in the neghborng enjoy all the adj
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Dept You send your orders of satisfaction
by guarantee of satisfaction money back Orders
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