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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18
New Spring Silks.

e7hNEGAL richness is the key to which fashion has
l tuned the silks this The famous courts
HIM of famous kings, aglow with color and magnih-
cence, could scarcely outrival in beauty this
gathering of the new in skdom
Imported and domestic, suitable for street wear, we'd
dng receptions and other occasions where such silk ele
gance required for social usage The showing COM
pses the best American productions and direct importa
tons in exclusive designs selected by the head of the Silk
Department. and includes precise styles accepted by the
leading fashion dictates of Paris for the
Among the neacest 1917 suggestions are:
doubtedly the silk of the moment such exquisite coors
and designs can never remember having seen. The
best from this country side by side with the newest
to S. 500 the yard
noor, s
Arizona republican., 1911-04-17

Advice of Milo NJ Potter probably the most prominent
hotel in California, and owner OF the great Hotel Potter
at Santa D'r0'i" HOTEL POTTER
Santa Barbara. California AprIlO
" President Adams Company.
April arrived 5 this morning . obcs was in Los Angeles a"
stuet Bo5e with in
sell LIQUORS and WINES your gusts My @1In
have put money intoo
CARDS what they drink an; man in
If fDr cannot get Los will
and they do come they will not stay friend mot 70 ,,o that n, If
prohibition
am surprised people
to build good nIs and n '% you oft e Ps sns E on
people sensible to
Yours 5sts s1s,S'' Milo NJ POTTER President
From Walter Raymond, of the great Raymond
Hotel at Pasadena and exceptional authority because Of
his being general manager OF the Raymond and Whltcomb
world wide excursions, of many hotels over
the United States: The RAYMOND
Pasadena, Cal, April
F p a1: 5.. s,s
ssoo 5 tourist H ns fi a1 aSP 's ss
your city prohibition tina" election u 80 ,nn,
such ud3te hotel as you are undertaking to build
An SN[f f " beverages is ABSOLUTELY essential to the
bstw remain,
Ssgnc5 WALTER RAYMOND Proprietor
-~o~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~
From prohibition Riverside. f. E. Miller, manager of the
famous and beautiful hotel called 1.-The Mission Inn
of the unique and beautiful hotels in the United States,
Riverside Ca AprI1O
sort city ] Of g Beach sso s s:y 's:s Hi''s9
permit have
very tsi 5sns 'G F MILLER Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
REMODEL HOUSE
FOR POLICEMEN
Old yAIn C0NvER1Ep INTO 20.
hrcE STATION AND COURT
ROOM.

From present indications. the new
police quarters for the Third district
will be ready for occupancy In the
early part OF April. The old jail has
been thoroughly refnodeied and q sta
tion house and court room establish
ed that will be q credit TO the South
side police departments -N--
In tho new arrangement there Will
be -ofitces for the justice and captain
Of police. q police court room, .
room for the officers and cells for the
unfortunates who fail by the wayside.
About the time the force will be
transf erred to the new apartments the
additional quota Of men will be fur
nishei for the Third district There
will be seven more patrolmen and one
mounted officer added TO the force.
which will give the Southside the best
police protection II has ever enjoyed.
Captain Wright IL OF course greatly
pleased ut the action OF the police
hoard in the increase Of the South.
side force and the men OF the Third
district will now work the same hours
as those. on the north side OF the
river.
There seems to be an opinion that
a shift Of the officers win BE- made
and Sopthsiders may be transferred to
the northside of the river and vice
versa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
sale IS PLANNING
FIVE State CAMPS
Ap1pTANT GENERAL ANMouNcEs
ONE WEEK or sEsAaATE IN.
sTaucTloM RON EACH
COMMAND.

Adjutant G&neeA SALE has an.
nounce6 that the First 6ecUnd ana
EoNrth InfantTy. Flint Hettalion 81
yeld Artillery and RicAmoud Light
lnfAntyy Blues Battalion viii aach -
into camp Of instruction for ono Week
this spmmsf, instesd ~ III ave COM
mande 9cfnx Into one camp q the
Tbe first of the ilve campo win b.
gjn N August. but tho exact data ana
I.aace cf epcAmpnneAt haa nQs yet beep
Determined, The camp VIII not b
h@le ~ the new Ttds ranGe and camp
rite ~ Ylygtn1e Beach beeRuse IL
deed 10 the Mate has not yet been de-
lIvcred and II would b ttapoAsthae Tor
the Noff0ik AoNthern 70 lay track
g re camp for the accommodation 81
win ne pitehins q the arst t.nts
nytkede hsadqusrtsrs under command
estsAilshed ana mai1tsined mn The
tfaining ana pIactice Mhlch Eiil 81
9tYen the eoldlere viii ~ similar to
that which they had AZ Cettvnburr III
thN jolnt msnepyera Ieat s1mneF.
Am0ng Inc OfRcArA and men thes an
neuncerIent ~ General S4le has create
% sone surpriss 81 4 WAs ssnsrelly
believed ti1ere would BE- M camp khfs
summer beeapse 0f tho can az the
war depsrtnent Ger ,iailitiamsp for
duty "a Texas The ptAn N have a
series " AVE- camps instead of Qua
lnrfs camp hNs MT with reNeFal ap-
prevail ~ n pointed out TINT ne snsE
can Nceiye batter tnntrnctipnn A
hgAtlnt iNa&inery fpes and tactical
pfnctiae n SmAM bodies than ia one
iayxe NOtasnana.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

q temporary ROSTERS hospital. Rob-
inson was placed In II tendcrly. That
night, before tho officers and men
retired. they raw to L that that vail
ant rooster, who had lost a leg In
tho countrys cause, was resting quiet
y.
Four O'Clock in the morning came.
The sun had not vet peeped over
Chess peake Bay. The ships crew
slept. Then suddenly. In the still
nese OF the morning, came the clarion
cry, 'Cock-a-doodle-do." The crew,
half clad. rushed on deck. Robinson.
survivor OF the sinking Of the San
Marcos. was strutting the deck. proud
In the possession OF the first wooden
leg ever worn by . navy. rooster The
veteran has been adopted by Secre-
tary Meyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
FISHING SEASON
ALMOST HERE

The first white shad Of the season
James yesterday and the fish mongers
are getting busy with their nets and
lines. A few perch have also been
caught. but up to the-prssent time the
herring has sheen more abundant than
any ether member Of the Amy tribe.
The fishing industry II practiced
very extensively from the south side
OF the james, where excellent oppor-
tunities are offered for seining. Hun
dreds Of fish are also caught In the
great number Of traps that are ar
ranged In the falls Of the river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
PENNSYLYANIANS
ARRANGE SERIES

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 2s.--
McKeasport, wipners of the pennant
In the Central Organization, and tbs
DeNeria ssAders In the eastern ieaGus,
will begin q series Of seven games for
the basket ball championship here on
April !. The frst two games VIII BE-
played ut "Phifk jack OfBrien's
American Athletic Club ON April 1 and
the agreement made BY the two repre-
sentAtives OF the cluba. the hrst team
to win four games II TO win the cham
pionship
The rate rsceiDs are to be split 50
The remaining games will be played
In Pittsburg on dsfes 10 be namsd lat
err.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
A. c. KESSLER.
Secretary.

state Of Virginia, City Of Richmond.
to-wit;
/. a. H. Pullen, Notary Public for
the citY Aforesaid, in sad state, do ceT-
tify that VIM. Todd. Presinent, and a.
Comp Inc, whoae names are signed
to the ADORE writing. bearing. date
March 10th, 1871. this day severaily ac-
knowledged the same before me tn my
said city, and maze oath that the seal
attached to the said paper, ID the seal
Of tbs said Corporation.
Given under fly hand this 10th day OF
March, 1911.
Ny commission expires February ~,
1914.
A. NJ. PUL.ES,'
Notary Public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

High pressure Il central this morn
ing IN the Middle Atlantic States from
which regio1 IL 10 dominating the
weather conditions over All districts
from the Mississippi Valley eastward.
Continued cold Weather attended the
movement Of this high pressure yeater-
day and last might ana this NOR ming
killing frcsts are reported ~ Tar south
~ Wilmington, y. G. Light rains &C.
Cured In the Gulf States yesterday.
Tho temperatures have risen decidedly
In the Mississippi and this Ohio Valleys;
also IN ths Lake region. Warmer
weather Is indicated for this section
during the next 80 hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
GIT IND ROOSTER
SURVIVE SMELLING


WARRINGTON p. G.. March a5s--
Thfs The alHttn9 Of the old hattleshtp
.nee hne.n q he Texsa now called
ehe - AarceA reseAie4 tho intftnstc
cosFNeA ~ = ca3 enA tn fortttpde Of
: seoetss va mads kncwp yestefday
In the renQrt 81 the gnu.hging tests
e &c cnss.g ssae Bay iaisd With ne
WAiis 4 - SFisay reported. With
cat sn1 ogse roestsr had escaped DE
shelfs that were esnt into the hun 81
The san Norcu4 tie true stoFy at
tA4lr loyalty 70 the Uhtted states was
not told uptil yestefday.
After the Arst bomberdment Of the
San NercoQL SECRETARY Meyer. or the
Navy OepeytNeat, went over Is the
Gan 14as6es ana took an inventory 81
the danass dene. A cot knewp =
svs hrsshsss IA sesa loaned !. y
John Tate. ~ ordinary ssamAn. for
tAs rufpoee of tsstinf the fats q livp
sayd thss he kusv 81 ~ vould
tnluf7: TINT only ATs ~ III pressr-
blsi nius Hyes haa heen ntillss1' and
tost Il ha4 feur more II resolve.
JonoeHaea Screw GO ~.
A roe1cSR n2mAd Rohlnenn. becausn
~ tie OWNER tAcetiouely oxniaiued.
1T crsw -" was doaated 81 fhe
aaatete N ~ QeeSeja, 1Ssv hecked
, Sssisss y. -! s.ss sssy. 'g ss.ssIlss
nine iivs3 Four Is wAirh hsd not been
nssc: Is did As e. thss rsss esalsty \
Shn vs9<sa~ s,Ix - Az Ms.s M..~.~ 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
The Weather

RICHMOND. VA, March a5.--rore-
cast for Richmond and vicinity: In
creasing cioudinees and warmer to-
night. sunday rain and warmer.
WARRINGTON. p. c., March &c.
Forecast for Virginia: Increasing c1ou-
dinsss. probebiy followed By rain Sun
day and In southwest portion Tonight.
warmer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
NEWS or SOUTH RICHMOND
OLD msn was given thirty dsyp 10 Jsil
In which 70 scber mp,


squire CUWaM On BeDc0. K
Squire Cowan, of Bon Air, yeSter-
day morning occupied the bsnch for
Magistrete Chsatham IN the regular
session OF the Oak Grove court while
the latter WAS hearing the oil casse.
Several small misdemeanors we're
tried, with many petty civil cases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

Street car trafYic- was slightly de-
iayed about o'clock Friday afternoon
At Seventh and Hull streets b. the
Slipping or coupling on one Of the
big Petersburg cars. The damage
was quickly repaired and in fifteen
minutes the cars were running as
usual.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

75c. Mems HALF-eoLEs RELATED
to s0c.. ladies' DOE. scles reb1ted TO
Aoc Every pair sewed: no nails. no
pegs, best leather. Cut out this cou-
pom and bring with shoes before
March Slst. We can not send for
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. Tie y.
Main street -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

VIE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESSES
in the morning, make them over like
for yours. JACOB UMI.AuF. phone
Madtson 33ss.
RUBBER BOOTS, OVER eHOEA RAIN
coata and rubber goods repaired.
DEEW'S ELECTRIC rubber
rfx" phone, Monroe 26sf. It's b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
Unusual in the
News Of the Day


He Died Unshorn.
MACON. Notion Roberts who
vowed In 1895. that he would not
shave or have HIS hair cut until Bryan
waa elected president. died here at
the age Of GU. having kept his vow.
Fatality In Mexican War.
NEW YORK-,-Whiie Fighting Mex
fcanf' Joseph b. McGiiI, Is OF age.
shot and killed his playmate. Arthur
VIII Soon Hsvs Many ksphs~s.
POEGHKEEpSIE. n. Y.--Mayor
John X. Sague IL planning TO open .
municipal pawnshop.
Ugly Ones oen't Nssd EN-.
COLUMBUS, AI66.--Mothers are
tagging their babies with Don't kiss
me" signs In furtherance OF the anti
Tuberculosis crusade.
Ears Too Dig. Refused by Navy.
EVANSVILLE, IND-Because Of his
large ears. Charles r. Phillips. wan
refused enlistment In the naval re-
cruiting station, the officer telling him
that he wouid be the Laughing stock
o. the navy.
Right Hand Hur3, Lssss Spesci.
NEW rORK.--sam Schwartx,
deaf mute, has included loss Of speech
in his suit for Sio,eeo damageafor In
turies 10 his risht hand sustained In
his employers factory.
Rtafidum Fashjonsbls.
CHICAG0.--The National Wholesale
JsweierG Association has decided n
the platinum shall hence1orth consti-
tnte the mast fashtouabls jewelry.
Gambler . .squars Ora"
MINNEAPOLIS, AINN.-R L.
Scott, one of the best known gam
blers In the city. cut cards to see
whether he would commit suicide. He
drew the wrong card and ended his
life The police called him @sauars
man"
Gave Short Measure.
NEW Y0RK.-The wAighfs and
measures department has eelped 1,oa0
short bushcl baskets USED BY the tar
mers At . Brooklyn market.
kept Busy BY ceW- Itch.
WH.Kr6RARRE PA.-Iiais the
| reetdents ok CnfynEheSa ere sperain9
their time In scfatchtng a. the result
of jokesS diatribution Of scow -itchs
throughout tho town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
M YAnIous srrrEs.

observations are for the ~ hcurs
ending At : a. H. Eastern Standard
tfms.t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
Many Hear Lccturc.

A large crowd attended the illus
trated lecture of Rev. !. J. Wicker
at Eainbridge Street church Friday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
or THE STATE COR
PORATIOg COMMISSION.
City Of Richmond. 1sth day Of March.
Tas .essnes an s:ss 81 .s s9s
stock 81 the spotlsss Company, lncor-
poreted, made IN accordance with Law,
by WnItam Todd. pFssidtnt ut said
cSmpany. under The seal 81 said corpor-
alton. stsestsd hy \. g. Kes.lsr iss
sscretaty. and duly acknowasdgcd py
6tata Corporation Cpmmisyion. and The
fse. II Any. required by NV upon said
amsndment having been paid. the state
Corporation Commission, having exam
tned said csrttAssts. new declares that
the said corporation. the Spotiess Com
lie rsaairsments Of law, and = entitled
e decrease sn6h oltetAhdtng capttas
Ana Il 10 Therefore ordefed that the
ehartsr o. the spottess Company. In
e0fporAted. Corporation created ~
E e aes o sao
stau1ing capital stock n the manner
and for the pyrpose set forth IN SAID
csratAcAte, TO the same extent - II the
came ware now herein trapecroed IN
fnll.1 pursuant TO the provisions OF an
.ss e saa Al
pora ftons." which hecasus Law the
Ana saH SSftiaests. with this order,
p hersby csFtsesd e tho sscretArT 81
the COmmonweaith tor record
ROBERT = FkENTla
:. 10y & ssgrRAcHAs.
AsststAnk clsrk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
HAREM SKIRTS SELL

half price were the bargain offerings
ta-day OF several big department
stores that have been hit hard ne the
reauif OF the failure Of the skirt to
make the expected hit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
w ants IAN IS Wants
Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-fve cents when
phoned IN or charged at the counter.
Contract s.es are much less. Phon Madison i7ss. and
Manager Of Classified Department will call.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
coaNoNwHALTH or VIRGINIA..
OPTICS 9T,.ss 66SS45HnE1A4hTTH e TEAS

Z n q. J6nsA GscretaTy cx the Gom-
monwsalkh Of Virginia. certify that the
fareGofne u 8 true copy ~ the AmaAd.
Ssss e E: 1890 g sss s9 9e tsss
e1les On the iseA AZ e Marcia - p.
1911.
Given under M haA1 Of Hiehmond,
this the toaYteenth day az March, In tho
vear % eur LArd, oIe Thousand ntnA
hundFeA ana eleven, and IN tho one
kunasS6 an4 khirty-AlsA yeAr u 10
EoNmoavealth. go. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

Ualy Ones oon't Nssd EN-.
COLUMBUS, AI66.--Mothers are
tagging their babies with Don't kiss
me" signs In furtherance OF the anti
tuberculosis crusade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
ForI So.

BON IfR S15ff1aR. xsWETf. BUHf
house Of twenty-thres rooms. large
yard. plentw OF shade, nne weIf Of
water and within I'VE minutes walk
Of depot and post oflcA. Terms easy.
Bon Air II dsflGhtfut summer resort
on the Acnthsrn Rosd, essay of Aeossa
ton bft1ge n compIsted. win - in
close touch with the country club IT
Wsstharnptcn. JA3fEg II. CRES-
SHAW. GA =. Nain street
THOROUGH BIND n1zowN LEO.
horn eExs. fila Per Getting o. a..
teen. = ~. DANRoH. 1rssuAeid.
Sq& MA9ss.s - ~ AlcAA1lpsuN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
W0On AND COAL.

WOOD 70 BtTfsS SHOULD BE CUT IN
right season and kept dry. ] hare
nsaAe . speciality OF II for e years;
WOOD NAE
FURNITURE. CHINA AND wEDDIN0
pYsesnt1 hacked and shipped with
JACOB uMIxf;r i snssI ~ Broad 81
Phone Madison 3ay1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
G.ms.sr : .ss.srs o.s"

Gave Short Measure.
NEW YORK.-The wAighfs and
abort bushcl baskets used BY the tar
mers at . brooklyn market.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

VIII Soon Havs Many Nsphs~s.
POEGHkEEpSIE. n. Y.--Mayor
John X. Eague IL planning TO open .
municipal pawnshop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAuIEn, wroR-
"a. FecEeA and shipped, Cali ".
EEed Rifeafdsen's ef0RA0n =
III dsy: Meascs sss ssSst.
WANTED--BoARDERs FOR TWO
c0Nnecttng rooms on the pAfior noor.
and also one largo front room On the
third nopT. Apply zia Gcuth Third
street. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25
Right Hand s.urs, Lss.. spsseh.

NEW TORK.-Sam Schwartx, a
deaf mute, has Included loss Of speech
in his suit Tor &io,D0o damageafor in
juriss 10 his risht hand sustained In
his employers factory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

Fatality In Mexican War.
NEW YORK---whiie Fighting Mex
fcanf' Joseph b. McGiil. Is OF age,
shot and killed his playmate. Arthur
Rostege. IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-25

He Died Unshorn.
MACON. Notion Roberts who
vowed In 1895. that he would not
shave or have HIS hair cut until Bryan
waa elected president. died here at
the age Of GU. having kept his vow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-22
Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Yonr Committee ON Health
and CITY Hospitals. TO whom was refer
red communication from the Board OF
Health. transmitting proposal for sup
plying materials and labor 60 connec,
fixtures In laundry room OF the New
Contagious Diseases Hospital. and alsu
asking for transfer OF funds, respect
fully report W. have had same under
consideration and find that II. L. Hurst
Is the lowest bidder for said work. and
tract entered into by the Board for the
performance Of said work be approved
and confirmed. We also recommend that
the transfer OF $1,000 asked FOR 10y the
Board OF Health be authorized I'm view OF
the explanation set forth I'm their COM
nlunication submitted 20 this council &C
a session held on the sth inst. ". g.. 6.
y. 11s), and We therefore oner the FOL.
lowing resolutions
Respectfully submitted.
wM. <oENIG.
JOSEPH L. THEISEN,
JOHN GRINDLEY.
PATRICK OBRlEN.
Accepted. and on leave, the following
resolutions were offered:
by Aid koenig:
Resolved. That The contract entered
into by the Board OF Health and r. L.
Hurst for supplying necessary mate
rails and labor TO connect fixtures In the
Disease Hospital be and the same Is
hereby approved and confirmed. and lac
IL further.
Resolved That an additional sum %
81 500 be. and Is hereby appropriated
from the balance in the Public Health
fund, brought forward from the fiscal
year ending June so. 1910, and placed
To the credit Of the appropriation allow.
ed for Contagious Diseases Hospital
Site, Building Equipment and Mainten-
ance Fund IN order 10 pay for var'-
Gus minor improvements, enumerated in
the communication from the Board OF
Health. submitted at session held on
the 9Th inst. and herein referred 10, and
| the city Controller Is hereby directed
TO make the proper entry upon his books
showing said transfer.
Adopted as follows:
! Yeas--Ald Allan. Brozo, Burton, Del
mel, Ellis, Feld. Garvey Gilman, Grind
] ley. HarpTeT Hindle. Heating. Keusch
| I<oen'g, | rapp. Li:tlefield Lynch, Me-
/ Carly. Mason. Merritt. O Brien. Ostrow-
\ ski owen. Rosenthal. Schultz, Skrzycki
| Theisen Thompson. Tossy. Vernon. Wat
| son. Hoe,ler. and the Presidents.
| NAYS None
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-22
street OPENINGS.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Your Committee ON Street
Openings. "a whom was referred petition
Of Mageie A. Weston. ct al, Offering "a
dedicate certain property tn the city Of
Deffoit for alley purposes. respectfully
report We have had the same under eoii.
slderation. and being satisfied that said
property h. desirable for alley purposes.
recommend that said deed be referred
Co the Committee on Ways and Means
tor acceptance and approval,
Respectfully submitted.
GtlAS W. BURTON,
WILLIAM y. ZOELLER
JAMES VERNON,
W II. G. HINDlE,
FRED w <RAPP.
EDWARD r.. KEUSCH.
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-22
cIalma and Accounta.

11o the Honorable the Common Council;
CrnfIenen - Your Committee on
<1aIms and Accounts. 10 whom WAS re
AIRED the Controllers list OF Approved
n<counts OF Feb. 2I.' 1911. respectfully
r>o0rt that we have examined the
-Ane, and believing them TO be corr
rcd recommend that they he paid
[|om the proper funds.
Ell Respectfully submitted,
W JOHN GRINDLEN,
JAMES VERNON,
"a GEO. A. OWEN.
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
SHERMAN LITTLEFlELD,
CHAS. r.. MCCARTHY,
"a STEPHEN =. SKRZYCkL
~ Accepted and adopted as follows:
'Yeas--Ald. Allan. Brozo, Burton, Del
n1el. Ellis, Field, Garyey. Gilman. Grind
w. Harpfer, Hindle, Keusch, koenlg'
<rnpp. Ilttleheld, Lynch. McCarty
Hnson, Merritt. o'Blien. Ostrowski,
Owen. Rosenthal. schultz, Skrzycki'
Iheiscn, Thompson. Tossy. Vernon. wat
on. zoelIer and the President-S2.
+ Nays--NOne.