The Detroit times., 1913-09-18
Tee TO
IDER new
|IR LINE PLANS
fehesal. Crosstown and Mich
IA Central Depot Extension
Proposals Referred
70 BAR WHOLESALERS
FROM RESTRICTED ZONES
Ald. Reinhardt Introduces Or
dinance Designed to Prevent
Evasion of Law

a Aid. Hess resolution providing lor
\ the extension OF the Fourteenth line
% loop the new Michigan Central
( depot was presented to the council.
Tuesday night. and referred to the
oommittee on public utilities. A week
as0 Aid. O'Brien offered a resolution
requesting the extension of the Four
tenth line south from Locust-st. to
FOrt-st. for the purpose OF furnishing
improved street car facilities for the
new depot. This resolution was also
referred to the committee on public
utilities. Aid. O'Brien says he will
support the extension resolution pro-
posed by his colleague. provided 1t
y amended to extend the double track
from Bagg-st.. instead OF Locust-st,. so
- to provide the people living north
~ Michigan-ave. with better service.
The letter OF Frank w. Brooks
general manager OF the ID. U. r.. re-
1lslug to build the Kercheval-ave.
md west side crosstown line. was also
referred to the committee on public
utilities As soon as convenient the
eouncil committee will meet with the
street railway commission and the
s0Gcials OF the ID. U. r. to discuss the
'0gtensions. The company complains
that the resolutions authorizing the
new lines are too vague.
"a Another street car resolution was
presented by Aid. Rutter. of the Fiji
.teenth ward, requesting the company
~ better the service on Fort-st. east
~ adding more cars
Aid. Reinhardt introduced an ordi-
nance barring Wholesale liquor deal.
.ers from the restricted districts. The
;council committee on liquor regula-
ton has received numerous COM
;p1oints that liquor dealers are creep
M into restricted districts in the
SGutse OF wholesalers and are cater
Inc to . retail trade. The ordinance
Scommittee will take up the measure.
Ala, HindIe's reconsideration Of an
iGf1inAnce by which saloon location
IN Cani6 and Rnssellsts., was re-
1novod from the restricted district
Jogt week. was taken up and the mat
Ftor wag referred back TO the liquor
fonRmittee for hearing.
On the suggestion of Police Com
n1e16oner Gillespie, the fender ordi-
Xn1ca was amended to give the own
$&1o q automobile trucks until Nov.
n 70 equip their machines with fen
'Aofs. The ordinance was to have
'kakea effect Tuesday. but the commits.
U1ooor explained that II would be un-
nh 20 enforce the measure at this
13nno because the truck makers are
o<l4 working on q suitable style of
D1ef. Aid. Barnett offered the
1nondment carrying out the police
&cm 1ntesloner's suggestion.
he committee on claims and ac-
G0nts recommended payment of the
|&lnlms Of Is workmen employed by
Qeto II C, Guelich. the mayors friend,
|NAo recently conducted q costly, but
Mpt vury successful asphalt paving
pxpeF1ment on Washington-blvd. The
&1oimo, amounting to $117.45, are for
work done after 0ueIieh was ordered
Al the boulevard by Commissioners
Sakell. The council adopted the re-
'port The Guelich experiment cost
HE city over $500.
Aid. Lodge submitted 4 resolution
requesting the commissioner Of pub
~ works TO- include u hia. next years
PoQ4eet, an eotl1aato Ter Gradingv and
paving Csdfli9csgq. 10 that the entire
|proa can be- used for the parking OF
automobiles. The same alderman
aoked that Brush-blvd. be extended
i1FOm Alexandrins-Avs. 20 Willis.aye.
through some properly that the city
Owns. Both resolutions were adopted.