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there will take place a business ses sion of the grand commandery, ad iourning at noon for lunch, At 2.00 l. m. there will be another business session. At 1 o'clock the ladies of the Sir Knights will assemble at the Arlington hotel and from there will re entertained by tallyho trip over the government reservation and to the many points of interest in the valley At 7:30 o'clock that evening there will be an assemblage in uniform at the Arlington hotel, thence to the Central Methodist church. where, Ut o'clock, there will be special musi- cal concert and an address to all Sir Knights and Ladies and the public.
 Thursday, the 18th, will be taken up with bnsiness sessions at the Temple. one at l0.00 a m.. the other at % D. m An entertainment for tae Ladies of all Sir Knights has been arr ranged for 3: 90 o'clock at the Prin- cess tbeater, Manager Head having arranged to delay the matinee on this occasion. The ladies will meet at the Arlington hotel at 2:SO D. m proceeding from there to the theatre.
 At S;00 ,. m. sharp at the Aring- ton hotel there will be given 10 all Sir Knights and Ladies grand ban quet, at which there will be many speakers of note both of local and statewide reputation.
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The Sentinel-Record's cooking school came to close at the Auditorium the ater yesterday afternoon, with the largest and most enthusiastic crowd of ladies in attendance of the entire week.
 The occasion was the closing lec- ture by Mrs. Helen Armstrong, the judging of the articles submitted in the baking contest and awarding the l9 handsome and valuable prizes given to she winners in the five di. visions.
 The best evidence of the success of the cooking school is found in the bak- ing contest-there were III entries, which means that Ill Hot Springs la dies competed to win the prizes and also to demonstrate their superiority in cooking. And, according to Mrs. Armstrong. it was one of the best ex- hibits she has had for many weeks. i TAe array of baked articles was dis played in the lobby of the theater in a circle of tables and during the aft ernoon was viewed by no less than 1, 200 persons.
 The Sentinel-Record has no excuse to make for Hot Springs cooks. The exhibit at the Auditorium yesterday was one well calculated to tempt the appetite of an epicure. The array of layer cakes, loaf cakes, doughnuts, pies and bread was a bountiful one and a most elaborate one. While only 20 out of the Ill entrants could win the prizes offered, it will be a source of satisfaction b the local prize cooks to know that every vestige of the ar ticles submitted was sold by the com mittee for fancy prices
 $44.oo for Charity
 The committee disposed of the en tire display and netted the handsome sum of $4400 which amount has been turned over to the Associated Chari ties by the committee of ladies il charge.
 That the interest taken in the cook ing school here was greater than il many larger cities Is attested by seY eral ladies who attended Mrs. Arm strong's demonstration and contest a Little Rock. The number of entries in the baking contest here was one third greater than in Little Rock, am the daily attendance at the cookini school was greater
 Hot Springs is to be congratulate upcn it's good fortune in having Mrs Armstrong here for week and als' upon the splendid interest taken D the ladies of the city. Yesterday ther were nearly 1000 ladies present a the closing day of the cooking school
 Mrs. Armstrong's Closing Talk.
 Cheered by the splendid interest am the hearty manner in which the ladle of Hot Springs have cultivated th closer acquaintance of the instructo
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command of Colonel Salvador Mer- cado
 On May General Huerta held re. view of all the troops in the vicinity of Bermejillo. The line extended over four miles. II is said to have been the biggest gathering of troops in the history of the country. 2 It is reported that about l50 desert CTS from the Orozco forces have sur rendered to Paul Madero at Mapimi. but this has not yet been duly con formed
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ROOSEVELT DELEGATES.

Birmingham, Ala. May l1-At the state convention of the Roosevelt ad herents of Alabama held here today, 12 delegates at large with one-half vote each, were elected to the Chi cagG convention and congressional dis. tricts were also hell and two dele gates sent to Chicago. All delegates were given ironclad Roosevelt instruc- tions
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MAIN BATTLE
 IS EXPECTED
coNTENDlNG MEXICAN FORCES ARE EXPECTED TO ENGAGE
 EARLY THIS MORNING.
Five Thousand Rebels Advance to skirmish With Main Body of Fed. erals-tteavy Engagement Ex-
 pected at Daybreak.

Rebel Frontier. near Coneios, Mex ico, May 11-Five thousand rebel troops advanced southward here to- night, skirmishing as they proceeded They should encounter the main body of federal forces at daybreak.
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NOTED ARTIST DEAD.

New Haven, Conn, May 11.-D. Cady Eaton, president emeritus of the Yait art school. died at his home here tonight He was born at Jchnstown. \ Y, in 1887.
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sklrmlsh at Manimi.

Chihuahua, Mexico May 1l-Sharp fighting is reported near Mapimi to- day between General Fernandinez, of the rebels, and three hundred federals. Twenty-eight rebels were brought here at noon
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PIE DIVISION

First 112
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 TOD w. loo pounds Omega FiouMn1 w. loo E. iuo pounds Omega FiouMrs S. M Venable. funinun irving and omeet Colvn
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E Second PrzBi3se Superba
 WestG avenue. Third Przsavoy Gaines 4o2 Reserve avenue
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BREAD DIVISION.
SPECIAL PRIZEs.

frs Pre-Pelouse family scaeMrs M. VenabIe second Pr'ze-universal bread mixe-Mr U. Williams
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 lhrd Prze-sasory double bler No 1hfrs
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pouGHNur DIVISION.

First Pzecac George Montaomer 24t West ' " 
 " " Third No
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COOKING SCHOOL CLOSES
 WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
Twenty Ladies Win Handsome and Valuable Prizes --111 Compete to Excel in Expert
 Baking of Cakes, Pies, Bread, Doughnuts, Etc.

Mrs. Armstrong Closes School With Compliment tary Talk to the Ladies' School Was a Splen- did Success From Every Standpoint.
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4o2 Reserve avenue.
LOAF CAKE plVlsloN.

FFst Frize-EIark Jewel cabinet gas range-Mlss Marc
 West Grand avenue.
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The Detroit times., 1912-06-05

OF June 4. 1919, respectfully repor; that
We have examined the same. and believ-
ING them TO be correct, recommend thar
they be- paid from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted,
WM. GtTMAN,
JOHN +. THOMPSON.
GEO A. OWENS.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
r. j. MASON
Accepted and adopted as follows:
feas-Ald. Allan. Brozo, Burton
Defined. Ellis. Field. GarVey, Gutman,
Hindle Heating. Keusch Koenig. L.ttlc-
field. Lodge Lynch McCarty Mason,
Merritt. O Brien. OstrOwski, owen,
Rosenthal. Schultz SkrzyClx. rhomps IN
TOssy, Vernon. Walsh, Watson, AMI the
President Pro Tem.--30.
Nays-None
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council;
and Accounts To whom was referred the
petition OF -. O. "a. & M Ry. 60 FOR
dcmurrage against the Public Lighting
Commission respectfully report that We
have had the same under consideration
and beg leave 10 state that after con-
sultation with the corporation Counsel
we are by him Informed that there Is no
liability upon the part OF the city and
We therefore recommend thar the praye.
OF petitioner be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
WM GUTMAN.
GEO. A. OWEN.
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
SHERMAN I.ITTLEFIELD. =
r. J. MASON.
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05

the matter OF petition OF city OF Detroit
Tor the separation or grades OF Scotten
avenue and Michigan Railroad company,
the Lake Shore a. Michigan Southern
Railway, and the Grand Trunk Railway
OF Canada.
Referred TO Committee on street
Openings
Also. That he has received bond and
agreement Of Quin Manufacturing Com
pany In accordance with resolution OF
Common Council OF MAJ %, 1912
Referred 10 Committee on Ways and
Means.
Also. That he has received bond OF
Schroeder Paint Glass Company, IN
accordance with a resolution or the
Common Council adopted May rs. 1919,
Referred 10 Committee on Ways and
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen beg to advise your Hon
orable Body that the following Drug
glsts bonds, under Section OF Act. No.
3l3, Laws OF 1887, Section 5SS, &. J..
1897, as amended by Act No. 29i, pub
lie Acts OF 1909, have been filed Ia my
iO7-F. 4. Houp. 3ss Michigan ave,
lOS-Frank w. Droelle. 21l Gratiot
100 Frederick a. Cooke. III MIcni-
gan Ave.
iIO--vlctor J. szmigiel $50 Russell
St
lll--George q. stilwell. 55s W. JEFF
ferson Ave.
ll2-Asa D. Burnham sO7 McGraw
Ave.
lls-Ellzabeth Lyon sos St Aubin
Ave.
li4-Charles s Elliott. 1892 Michigan
Ave.
ll5-Arthur r. MeRae, e9s Oakland
llG-Albert c. Reisterer. ass Cass
Ave.
li1--wmiam J. Hannert. 2Oi Jos.
Respectfully submitted
CHARLES A. NICHOLS,
city Clerk.
" FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-I beg To advise your
Liquor Dealers applications and bonds,
under Act No 29i Public Acts OF 1909,
as amended. have been filed in my OF
49, APPLICATIONS.
20S6-F'rederick Luebs. for transfer
from 32s +. Milwaukee avenue 10 6Si
Michigan avenue
2Os5--Albert Petrowski, for transfer
from so Carbon street TO Gltusel
street.
2OSS-Charles e. Lipke & Herman l.
Petrequin. SPA Gratiot avenue.
Z0S5-Louis +. Schlicker for traus-
fer from 2sl clinton street TO l26f
Chene street.
lsso-Pau schlegel, rs Rivard
street.
i6sS--Louls schllcker 1854 Chvne
street.
Respectfully submitted
CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
City Clerk
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen-I hereby tender my res
ignation as member OF the Board CT
Registration, of the first district of the
Fifth ward for the reason that | have
removed TO No. 1859 Mack avenue. Sew
enteenth ward. respectfully recon
mend as my successor. George J.
Brown. OF No. 80 Russell street
Very respectfully,
FREDERICK r. MOHN,
Accepted and placed on file
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From Department Of Police.

ATTENTION or AID. OWEN.
TO the Honorable the Common CoLnch.
Gentlemen--I understand Ii was the
intention to turn over TO the ponce de-
partment the appropriation OF S3,cOo
for building a dog pound but TINS ar :
rangement has not as yet been madC.
II Ii is the desire OF the Common
Council that this department look al
ter sSe matter | suggest that in con
ferring the necessary authority Tor
this purpose by suitable resolution,
that the Commissioner OF Police also
be authorized to see what arrange
ments can be made for d site for The
building and report his findings TO the
Council as soon possible.
Yours respectfully.
FRANK H. CROUL,
Commissioner
Referred to Committee on Ways and
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I respectfully report 20
your Honorable Body that a jury i'm
panelled in the Recorders court In the
matter OF the petition OF the city OF
Detroit for the separation OF grades OF
Scotch avenue and the Michigan Con-
II al Railroad Company, the Lake shore
ard Michigan Southern Railway, ana
the Grand Trunk Railway Company Of
Canada rendered a verdict in favor or
said opening April 49, 1912, which was
confirmed by the court, May IS, 1912.
In accordance with the statute. |
herewith transmit a certified copy OF
said verdict, and Of the judgment OF
confirmation.
Respectfully.
JOHN A. GROGAN
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mating value OF 1909 No hydrogen
sulphide was found
The gas pressure in all districts was
consistent with the ordinance.
Respectfully submitted.
r. r. HYLAND,
Gas Inspector
Placed on file.
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10 the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--in reply TO notice from
were received for the construction or
lateral sewer:
No. 2SS4-1n alley in block bounded
~ Burns and Crane, Goethe and Mack
Western Construction Co, " $3.50 90
Wm: Blancke Co. .......... 1896 SO
1. g. Whitaker ............ 1000 %
WIN. Blancke is the lowest bidder.
The Department OF Public Works
has entered Into contract with the said
lowest bidder and hereby asks the APP
prevail and confirmation OF the same
Ny your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
J. j. HAARER,
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Walsh
Resolved, That the contract entered
into BY the Department OF Public
Works with VIM. Blancke q Co, for
the construction of lateral sewer No.
1884, be, and the same is hereby APP
proved and confirmed.
Referred TO Committee on Sewers.
/. Adopted AS follows;
' Yeas-Ald Allan, Brozo. Burton.
Deimel, Ellis, Field, Carney, Gutman,
Hindle., Heating. Keuschh; koenig. Little
Merritt, O'Brien. Ostrowskl. owen.
Rosenthal. Schultz, skrzyckl. Thompson,
Tossy, Vernon Walsh, Watson, and the
President Pro Tem.-30
Nays-None
FROM THE SAME.
f, To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In reference to the pc
tition OF the Windmill Point Land CO.,
protesting against the construction OF
sidewalk on the east side OF Alter
road. between Jefferson avenue and
the lake shore, which petition was re-
ferred TO this Department for report
on same. the Department desires to
say: That the sidewalk was asked for
by the residents on the lake front, the
al 4 "A nd
the proceedings ordering the construc-
tion OF the walk are regular and as
TO the necessity for the sidewalk the
petitioners ask hearing before the
proper committee Of your Honorable
Body This Department, therefore.
recommends that the petition be re-
ferred TO the Committee on streets SO
az to give both parties a hearing TO
substpntiate that claim as 10 the ne
cessity for the walk.
Respectfully submitted,
j. j. HAARER.
Commi oner.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the common Council;
Gentlemen--In compliance with a
resolution adopted by your Honorable
Body Oct. 22. 1907. | beg to report for
the week ending with June l, 1912.
there were thirty eight $3.50 complaints
received at this office and the garbage
collection depot Tor Ssod dhe animas
-
average OF six and two-sixths t62-6)
, complaints per day
Respectfully submitted.
!. j. HAARER.
Comini sioner.
Referred TO Committee on Health
and City Hospitals.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honora ole the Common Council
Gertlemen--I herewith submit "a
your Honorable Body my report for the
week ending June ?, 1912.
Tests on the gas supplied by the De-
troit city Gas Co found the same up
TO the standard required by city ord
nance That delivered on the west
side averaged in Illuminating value
is1I candles against 1913 on the east
side The heat units averaged 622 Il
T. Us per cubic foot Of gas. The sui
phur content was 1913 grains per loo
cubic feet OF gas No hydrogen sui
phide or ammonia was found
The Eighteenth ward gas just quail.
fed with 500 heat units and illumi-
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen respectfully report 10
your Honorable Body that the fines and
costs collected In the Recorders Court
from May 8 TO 81, inclusive, for viola
tion Of the City ordinance. amounts IL
three hundred and sixty-seven dollars
posted with the City Treasurer AMI
his receipt therefor taken.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN A. GROGAN,
Clerk OF the Recorders Court.
Placed on file.
FROM THE CLERK.
That he presented such portion OF
the proceedings OF. and ordinances
CURED by the Charter TO be so present
ed. TO his Honor the Mayor for APP
proval, on the third inst and th6 [
they were approved on the fourth inst
Placed on file.
ALSO. That he is In receipt OF the
following communications. to-wit:
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Geltlemon---On the twenty third day
dred and Twelve. the Chevalier An
toine de lie Motto Cadillac will disem-
bark at Detroit at the spot wkere he
first landed in the year Seventeen Hun
dred and One He will behold a city
far transcending the most extravaganza
OF his dreams He will be welcomed
with appropriate ceremony and with
civil, military and naval pageants by
the representatives OF the United
states government, the Governor. the
Mayor the Dignitaries and the Coun is
OF. the Court OF Cadillaqua, Important
az was his landing 10 the City OF De-
trpit, u VIII be OF equal signifcance
at this time, as Cadillac Will be pre- :
scented with scroll containing an at =
count of the progress OF the City IN
the past twelve months, which will bt
enclosed In a copper box the same 60
be deposited with the archives in the
city 6all.
Cailllaqua has the honor to extend
Ito your Honorable Body it's cordial in
vitatlon To assist at the welcoming OF
Cadillac as representing the Legislative
entertainments OF the city OF Detroit
The exercises I'm connection with the
WELCOMING OF Cadillac will be held i'm
Grand Circus Park. and II Will DC
necessary to have grandstands erect
ed there for the purpose OF aC-
lcommodating all OF the lnvited guests
and your Honorable Body | would
therefore respectfully request that
your Honorable Body direct the Park
Commissioner to erect grandstands
Tor this purpose
yours very truly,
FRANK II. CONANT.
Director General. CadIlladua.
Referred to Committee on Parks and
Boulevards
To tie Honorable the Conmon Council.
| Dear Sirs-We wish 10 inform YOU
that we are opposed e. the appoint
ment OF James Brady, IA a member az
the Board OF Water Commissioner re-
organized labor. and We request t6si
| the Common Council give this matter
their attention
Very truly yours.
Metal Polishers U1ion No.
a. T. BERNARD
I Rec Sec. i09 Jay-st
Also, That he has received COPY o,
verdict issued out Of Recorders Court ir
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would recommend the transfer OF $s,-
10000 from the sub-fund In the same
fund. known as Repairing Cedar Pave
ment.
Commissioner.
by Ala. Lodge
and IL hereby authorised and directed
TO make the proper entries on his
books TO effect the transfer of $6.OOO.O0
from the sub-fund In the General Road
FUND. known as Repairing Cedar Pave
msnts. to the credit OF the sub-fund ia
the same fund, known as. Repairing
BI1ck aPvements.
Adopted as follows:
pelmel. Ellis. Field Garvey. IutmSn.
/, IIndle. Heating, keusch, Koenig. Little
field Lodge Lynch, Mecarty, Mason.
Rosenthal. Schultz. skrzycki. Thompson
Tossy Vernon. Walsh. Watson and the,
President Pro Tem.-30.
Nays-None.
FROM THE SAME.
To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--The sub-fund In the Gar
bage Fund, known as Feed and shoe
ing has become depleted and In order
TO meet bills which has accumulated.
| would recommend the transfer Of az
10000 from the sub-fund In the same
fund, known as Collection Force
Respectfully submitted.
j. j. HAAREk
Commissioner
BY Aid Lodge:
Resolved, That the city Controller
be. and Is hereby authorized and direct
ed TO make the proper entries on his
from the sub-fund OF the Garbage
Fund. known AS, Collector Force. 10
the credit of the sub fund in the same
fund. known as. Feed and Shoeing.
Adopted AS follows:
fea Yeas Nd. Allan. Brozo. Burton,
lllndie, Heating. Keusch, KoeniK Little
nsld; Lodge; Lynch Mccarty' Mason.
Rosenthal, Schultz, Skrzycki. Thompson
Tossy, Vernon, Walsh Watson. and The
President Pro Tem.-30
Nays--None
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The appropriations in the
Public Sewer Fund. 1911, as shown I'm
the following resolution have been
overdrawn and ! would recommend the
transfer OF y360.5 so from the surplus IN
the 1910 Public Sewer Fund In order
TO meet this deficiency
Respectfully submitted
j. j. HAARER.
BY Aid Lodge:
be, and Is hereby authorized and iii
rected TO make the proper entries on
his books TO effect the transfer OF
$500 90 from the surplus In the 1919
Pupllc Sewer Fund. to the credit OF
the appropriations In the Public Sewer
Fund 1911, as shown below
Carbon Avenue Sewer Sec 4yG5l n
Berlin Street Public Sewer los i6
Total .................... $3.50 90
Adopted as follows: "
Yeas-Ald Allan. Brozo. Burton.
Liindle,. Heating. Keusch. Koenlg. Little
field. Lodge Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt O Brien. Ostrowski owen,
Rosenthal Schultz, Skrzycki Thompson.
Tossy, Vernon, Walsh. Watson and the
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VIII your HonOraDle BOuy hlHuly
direct the City Controller TO transfer
from the last named accounts the
sums set opposite each in total
amount OF $373O00. placing 10 each or
the first named accounts the amounts
there designated. 10 the end that this
department may proceed with It's
work and pay the outstanding claims.
Respectfully yours
NJ i. HURLBUT,
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Mems
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Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--You Committee on CLAIMS
and Accounts 10 whom was referred the
Controllers list Of Approved Accounts
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From Department. Of public Works.

, 10 the Honorable the Common Council:
ientlemen-In order to meet bill 70.
,ity's portion OF repairs to River
Rouge bridge etc, | would recommend
the transfer Of Sl.29i.4S from the sub
fund in the General Road Fund Cen
rral Ltepairs to Bridges. to the credit
ot the sub In the same fund
known as West jefferson River Rouge
Bridge. Repairs, Salary Of Tender etc
Respectfully submitted.
j. J. HAARER
Commissioner
By Aid Lodge:
Resolved. That The City Controller.
be, ana is hereby authorized ana
directed 10 make the proper entries
on his books TO effect the transfer OF
Sl.294.iS. from the sub fund i'm th,.
General Road Fund. General Repairs
70 Bridges, TO the credit OF the sub
fund in the same fund, known as West
jefferson River Rouge Bridge, repairs,
salary OF Tender, etc
Adopted as follows:
feas-Ald. Allan, Brozo, Burton
Defined, Ellis. Field Garvey, Gutman
l1indle, Heating, keusch. koenig. Little
field. Lodge, Lynch. McCarty, Mason
Merritt, o Brien. ostrowskl owen
Rosenthal, Schultz, Skrzyckl Thompson
Fossy. Vernon. Walsh. Watson and the
President Pro Tem.-30.
Nays-NOne.
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From Department Of Parks and
Backwards.


Boulevards.
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-There was appropriated
for the coming year the sum OF 5000
streets and In order that this work may
be carried on. will your honorable
Body kindly direct the city Controller
70 borrow, from some fund the sum Of
NO. SO, street trees, the money TO be
refunded after the list OF July next.
Respectfully yours,
NJ T.. HURLBUT,
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--As the fiscal year draws
TO a close. We find several IN DIS whtch
when the present bills are paid viii be
overdrawn or with not sufficient funds
to meet the payrolls to the end or the
present fiscal year.
The following amounts will be re-
quircd as designated below;
Account No. 8, office will re- 80 oo
Account No, Il. veterinary win 80 90
Account No. ~. barn supplies ,oo 90
viii require . 0 255 so
err plant ... 0-. 'err l75 90
stock w 80 il''i' 225 Oo
Account No. 1928, Casino fuel. 90 80
Account No, l3i Zoo mainte- ,o On
Account aa% No. $50. auto and
phaeton maintenance -, 1850 90
house fuel 30 565 90
S3.730 90
In order TO meet the above amounts
and owing TO the unusual weather con-
ditions since last fall we find that the
following amounts could be transferred
II your Honorable Body Will so direct;
Account No. l9. greenhouse ..S 3O0 W
Account No. 81 rollers 500 90
Accoi,nt No 40 harm labor $50 90
Account No IA wagons 5S 90
Account No. IFS. florist. ....... 80 %
Account No. 1l9. florist assist
maintenance ,......... 404 AZ
ReIia Isis " $50 90
Account No 252 Casino coil i00 90
lator '....'......... 173 &c
A ocount No 342 boulevard $50 90
no ss B %GssreE palmer 20 90
No. 534, Merrill roun- e
Account sSu No. 5s5, Washington - !.
Account count No $40. cass display
No Sal, stanton dis
No. ISL. campau ;.
display fountain .:.". 40 90
inE fountain ..."........ ~ sc
$3.73O 90
VIII your Honorable Body kindly
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05
JOHN A. GRoGAN.
From Clerk Of the Recorders court.

Accepted. and referred to the Com
mittee on Street Openings