The Detroit times., 1912-06-12

Adopted as follows:
pel%ei sils. A Tieia. a srSsS Gilman.
Gutman Harpfer. Hindle Heating.
iSe9seh. Knapp, Lttleheld, Lodge, LYNCH
;roS Mason Mason Merritt . Brisn 1S-
Skrzycki. Thelsen. Thompson Tossy
Vernon Walsh. Watson. and the Presi-
dent-33.
BY Aid Rosenthal
Whereas. IL appears that there is no
dissatisfaction With the present allot-
ment of stalls at the Eastern Market.
Resolved. that the Controller be and
Is hereby requested not TO hold A
draw ing OF stalls.
Referred to Committee on ordi-
nances.
BY Aid Field.
Resolved. That the city Controller be.
structed Co draw warrant on the
proper fund In favor OF Chares H. Wilt
sic for sSL72 that being the amount OF
city Taxes for the years 1910 and 1911
ON property described as follows East
80 feet or lot %, Sage's Sub OF lot l.
etc. situated ON the north side OF Fulton
street Eighteenth Ward for the reason
that the property was purchased by the
church extension committee OF the Pres
bytery OF Detroit. ON March Sth. 1910.
and has since been used and occupied
FOR religious purposes without intermis-
sion ever since.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Ailan Brozo. Burton. :
Gutman. Harpfer, Hindle, Heating.
keusch. Knapp, Litlleneld, Lodge. Lynch.
McCarty' Mason, Merritt. o'Brlen, os-
Skrzycki. Thelsen Thompson, Tossy,
Vernon, Walsh, Watson, and the Pres-
dent-33,
EIGHTH WARD.
by Aid HARPER:
Whereas. The pleasantest OF relations
have existed between the Common Coun-
ellis OF the City or Detroit and the city
or Cleveland. who have annually inter-
changed visits. except In 1911, and
Whereas. We desire a continuation OF
these pleasant relations between the two
cities. therefore be it
Resolved That II Is he sense OF this
Council that an invitation be- extended
20 the Common Council OF the CITY OF
Cleveland To visit the City OF Detroit as
the guests of the Common Council upon
such date as may meet with their con-
venlence, and be Ii further
Resolved, That the President appoint
Special committee OF Five to pro-
vide for their entertainment, and furth-
err that the city Clerk he directed TO
transmit a copy Of this resolution 60 the
City Clerk OF Cleveland. Immediately
upon its adoption by the Common Couu-
Adopted as follows.
feas-Ald Allan. Brozo, Burton.
Defined Ellis. Field. Garvey Gilman.
Gutman. HARPER Hindle Heating,
NNNS'llf tNIdlpt l.lANhutlt. lSOuRt. lsNnHn,
Mccarty Mason, Merritt, oBrien. os-
trowski Owen Rosenthat Schultz.
Skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson Tossy,
Vernon; Walsh Watson. and the Prest-
Nays-None.
NINTH WARD.
by Aid. Tossy.
Whereas. the CITY and the railroads
have for the past ten years been en-
gagged in the separation OF grades in
the streets OF the city OF Detroit and
Whereas, At least eighty per cent
of such work has been done on the
west side through all it's main thor
oughfarcs ana scores OF other streets.
anu ne east side almost entirely neg
lected. therefore be IL
Resolved. That the Committee on
Grade separation be instructed. before
starting work on the extreme western
part Of the city TO take up the plan
or 1909, which was adopted by this
Council, separating the grades on De-
quindre street from Ferry avenue to
the river and which has been held up
for various reasons advanced by the
Grand Trunk Ry. Co. one OF which was
the high cost OF the work involved ana
the possibility OF the ultimate removal
OF the depot from Brush street TO
more desirable location away from the
river
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, BroZo Burton.
Defined, Ellis. Field, Garvey. Gilman
Gutman, HARPER, Iiindla, Keating.
Kegsch krapp. Iittiedeid. Lodge. Lynch.
trowski. owen. Rosenthal schultz,
Skrzycki, Theisen Thompson Tossy'
xernor Walsh, Watson, and the Presi-
Nays-None.
by Aid Tossy:
Resolved That the Corporation Coun.
| sci be, and lie is, hereby requested &c
render his opinion To the city clerk. a,
| I he earliest possible date. in answer &c
the following uestions, to-wiat:
] In view Of the provision of Sec. 81
OF the Primary Law. That no candi lace
FOR any city county district or State
office shall be deemed nominated and 30
certificate or nomination shall BE- given
TO any person whose political party with
which he Is enrolled casts ut sucn prl-
| mary election less than fifteen per
centum OF the vote cast by such politfCll
party for Secretary OF state AT the last
preceding biennial or November election:
and ~ such case such political party
OF any candidates printed uron the offi-
cial election ballot what shall ~ the
basis ot computation with reference 10
candidates for Aldermen"
2. In view Of the provision OF See 81
above mentioned, what shall be the basis
q computation relative to candidates for
| Mayor?
Adopted as follows:
Delmel. Ellis. Field. Garvey. Gilman.
Gutmann' tIarpfG,r Hindle Heating.
McCarty, Mason, Merritt. oBricn. Os-
/ trowski, owen. Rosenthal. Schultz,
! SkrZNCki Thpiscn. Thompson, WOsSy,
/ Vernon. walsh, Watson, and the 9resl-
| dent-33
Nays-None.
NINTH WARD.
! BY Aid. Ostrowski:
! Resolved. That the Department OF
! Public Works be and is hereby re-
quested 10 notify J.. Koenig Coal Co
| to remove fence now causing an OBJ
struction i'm the alley between Scott
land Pierce street east OF railroad. to
remove same Immediately, and If SAID
Department OF Public Works shall
cause the same to be removed and the
| cNpeEse thereof charged against the
owner of said fence.
| Adopted
TENTH WARD
! BY Aid O'Bren:
! Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted To Mrs. $. Hensen. OF
| 1850 Mckinley avenue. to sell popcorn
from wagon at the corner or Four
feeEth and Grand River avenues
which privilege she has had for sew
eral years past
| Referred to Committee on streets
] ELEVENTH WARD.
! BY Aid. Theiscn:
| Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
| Public Works be and he Is hereby RE-
Iquested TO cause White Wing to be
placed on Mcpougall avenue from Gra-
tiot to Garfield avenues
1 Adopted
| BY Aid Theisen:
! Resolved That the vote whereby
resolution was adopted at session
held on MAY T. 1912 q. G. G., y. 1922.
lgrauting permission TO Union Trust
leo. to construct. maintain and oper-
ate a sidetrack across Atwater street.