The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
ASKS SHEPHERD TO CALL
JURY III NECESSARY
1conllaued llsn Joe ousl.


legail~ would like TO see come
across and DO H.
Lynch objected 10 the resolution
and chCd out Don't one obJection
Law thl- on the table?
No Money In This.
No, therC-S TO rUUrvy IN TT s-'-t'
Ala owen. and the crowd lauRnedI|
Wleh the voting begon. BroLo
arose to explain his vote IN favor OF
the resolution. lie said
"a whole lot OF this stud has been
brought about IN a very innocent
manner / have been MEMBER OF
this council GA and on for eight years
and care any one 10 point his niger
a. me and accuse me of any wrong
doing tThe latter remark was az
WAYS q favOrite expression OF broZo
an thc council meetings1 am ab-
soluteN innocent and IL Will all come
our anu then I'll let the people Judge
as to whether or not I'm guilty
Tt5s. roli call showed a unanimous
vote Il. favor OF the resolution
The ordinance introduced by Nld.
Lodge 10 repeal sections o. the or
dinanCe providing Tor the Office OF
eerrelarv of council committees was
referred 10 the committee on ordl-
nances al Mr. Lodge request
the ordinance goes through Schrel-
ter's office will be abolished.
Schreiter was appointed July J for
term Of two years by resolution OF
the council. and the corporation
counsel has given an opinion mat
Schreiter hasnt q contract with the
city and that HIS Office can be ahol-
iished at any time No action VIII
be taken on the ordinance IN com
nlttee for two weeks a. Chairman
Allan viii be absent from The city
The resolution of Aid schultz TO-
Keep all but city officials and news
paper men OF the door of the coun-
irn was voted down, Schultz being
fthe only member 20 vote In favor of
M. In the audience on The council
door we're several ev-otfcials OF city
and county and a number OF them
had been invited there
This resolution Is an insult said
Aid. Heating The gallery Is not
large enough 10 accommodate all the
people tonight and they have right
70 come into this room They own
this buildiuE
This resolution is entirely out of
Iplace. said Aid Allan
The resolution is aimed at the
lobbyists hanging around here, dodg-
ing from chair 10 chair said Aid.
Schultz
AS a matter of fact there we're
fewer lobbyists IN che council cham
Der, Tuesday hight than in many
months The most prominent of
them were conspicuous by their alb
sence.
The lobbyists never approach me;
they don't embarass me, said Aid.
Allan
"Wen. il Won can stand for the
lobbyists. can, said Schultz
II want to ask you TO get up and
point me a lobbyist in this council
chamber said Tossy. speaking TO
schultz show me the lobbyist you
want kept out Of the council cham
Der
Schultz remained seated.
II the lobbyists are nuisance
down here. why not invite EN- 10
your home?" asked Aid Garvey.
.racetiously OF schultz
"Oh, they don't come around my
home, retorted Schultz.
Heating then had read an exist
ing rule which torbids any but Off
cials and invited guests on the floor
of the courcil This rule has never
been enforced Schultz's resolution
was indefinitely postponed amidst
applause from the gallery
The council was in session just
one hour and outside OF The three
measures relating 70 the graft en-
pose the business Mas OF a routine
nature Secretary SdHreiter was
present, but kept out Of sight most
OF the time
Mayor Shepherd and Aid Howell,
of Windsor were IN the audience
and were invited TO the president
rostrum for speeches When mayor
Shepherd invited the aldermen over
to Windsor some Of them WINGED
while others Laughed Aid Howell
stated that he attended the meeting1
20 see how the Detroi' aldermen AZ
,complished things and how they
were housed lie also remarked
on the great number OF spectators
prpgput including women