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The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the herewsh transmit
Rolls Nos 1914 10 1918 bah inclusive.
for grading and pavine Leicester
SQUIRT. from the east curb Inc OF John
r. street 10 the west curb lne OF Oak
north line OF Mack avenR TO toe
north curb line of Moffat street: Theo-
dore street. from the easA line of
Helen avenue to The west lin OF East
Grand Boulevard; Alley No. NJ being
the east and west alley In hook be-
tween Townsend. Baldwin. .crersou
avenues and Congress street:~Nley No
2s9. being the north and south alley
in block between Helen avenw, East
Grand Boulevard, Jefferson aNcrne and
Champlain street
The usual notice required by Ina has
been given To the parties In interest
ms will appear by the annexed notices
and affidavits OF publication. No.per-
son has appeared To object to paid
Rolls. or TO ask any correction Thereof
We have, therefore. signed the sane
and report them 10 your honorable
body
Very respectfully.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN C. NAGEI. -
Accepted and leave being grante
the following resolution was offered
BY Aid. Heating 4.D
Nos 1914 To 1918. both inclusive. for
grading and paving Leicester Court.
from the east curb line OF John r.
street TO the west curb line OF Oak
land avenue: Robins avenue. from the
north line OF Mack avenue to the north
curb line of MofYat street. Theodore
street. fro mthe east line OF HsteN ave.
nue. TO the west line Of East Nyand
Boulevard; Alley No. 25e. beingt the
east and west alley in block between
Townsend Baldwin. JEFFERSON avenues
and Congress street: Alley No. 2S9. be-
ing the north and south alley In block
between Helen avenue. East Grand
boulevard. jefferson avenue and
Champlain street. are hereby approv-
ed and confirmed. that the description
OF premises and tho names Of persons
contained therein are received as COR
rect: and that the sums set forth in
the said assessment Rolls are the cor
rect ones which each Individual or set
OF individuals should h. assessed NJ
and pay and that the said assessments
be collected from the several persons
liable to pay the same according to
law.
approve the form Of the above
resolution.
WALTER BARLOW
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Adopted as follows
Ycas-Ald, Barnett, Behlow:, Rleil.
De Galan. Dill. Dingeman. Field Frei-
waId Goidner. Gu,hard, Hess Hindle.
Iakel Heating. Lemrke, Iittlcaeld
Reinhardt. Rutter. Schemansky. Sch,iltz
Skrzvcki Thompson. Vernon, Wartell
WenzeL Wilson and the Prcsident-32.
Neys--None.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
Petitions Presented.

BY AID. VERNON
s25a--of William. Christian, TOT "
cancellation OF a personal tax for the
year 1914
Referred Ia Committee on Taxes
BY AID. HEATING
6.5f--Of Robt Lindsay 81 al, ior
the having OF alley in. block bounded
hy Virginia. Euclid, Third avenues ana
Hamilton Boulevard. ,.
Referred 10 Department or fuoilc
Works.
BY AID ALLEN.
ss5s-Thc Curtis Company, for per-
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
BY MLp. WARTELL,
s.Ss--Cf Dave Bcrmnn. for permis-
sion TO construct barrel chute
Referred 70 Committee on Streets
BY AID. DE GAbAN
s1s5-Of George 5. Royal - al. re-
laesting that the namc OF Champ!"in
street be changed To Gillespie avenue
Referred to Committee on ordi-
narces.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29


Accented and by unanimous consent
Aid Heating offered the following:
Whereas. II appears from com
munication from the Department OF
contract confirmed the Ist day Of April
1913 on Holbrok avenue from the cast
curb line Of Russell street to the west
line OF Grand Trunk Railroad has been
fully completed. and
whereas Said avenue has heeu ex-
amined by the Department ~ Public
Works and tho having OF said avenue
has been found to have been done IN
specifcations for the Same therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paw
ing within the limits above mentioned
be-; and Is hereby accented. ~. c,r
Controller he. and Is hereby outhoriz-
ed TO draw his warrant on the city
Treasurer In peyment ~ rho inters &c
amount OF ssas0o the same being the
full amount due the contractors from
the city for paving said intersections
etc. and for the sum ~ s2l 90 the
same being the cost az ADVERTISING.
blanks and inspectors salatv.
Resolved THIRD. That The CITY Com
trolI.r be and h. ~ hereby directed to
prepare street having bonds in az
cordarce with III" provisions 90 Secs
~ and ~ OF Chanter VI OF the Charter
OF thc civ ~ D''roif - amended bv
an Act ~ fhc Legislature approved
Iure 9Th 1901 such bonds 70 bear tuE
fe-oe, ~ the rate OF four per cent. per
sd"n,ed os follows
yea. Nd Rc-r"'' Rehlow,. pleil'
valid G~,lrs- Gr.hard Hess HirdIc
7 ode ~c-vc o'prIen. owen Reid
pn,rhn -dt. rutter. Schcroanskv. Schultz
wcT7et wilson and the prcsidnnt--s.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
Nv the Clerk

ssst--of oscar Massey. for damages
on account OF death OF daughter
Marina Eva Massey.
Referred to Committee on Claims
AMI Accounts.
~ slse--oI Is. A. Ebeling ct al, for the
p rSm Fort 81 tn ARMY
Referred TO Department OF fuohc
ssss-of pllnn +. Morse. for a re-
duction OF personal tax for the year
! sssfGof Harry Mccreedy. for a cam
Roferred 10 Committee on Taxes:
sssS--Of John Hancock Mutual Life
Z Insurance CO.. for reduction OF
personal tax for the year 1913.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
iNsss:3e--gf Kerr Machinery Building
Co. for permission TO construct area
ara Fort street, also in ul!ey In rear
rKeIsrrss to Committee on Streets ,or =
c.n ssy ns' side walk sessme mt
Referred to Committee on Streets.
-r4 e. tl---0f Ia ". Doak, for a reduction
I. Of personal tax. sas
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
$4,000 II. Harbert Renshaw. for
the construction Of lateral sewer IN
ssoliingwood avenues. city limits ana
: Hamilton Boulevard. 80 .-
Referred To Department OF fuoi'c
ss:3-of William l.. Reed ct al. for
the acceptance OF plat.
Referred TO Committee on street
ss4fEOf p. l.. Colwen. for the con
struction OF lateral sewer In alley n
block bounded nv Taylor Sehmittdfcl,
HazeIwod and Wilson avenues.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works
s3as--0f Mrs John Baxter for a
lncclIc''on OF personal tax for the
ear 1913.
Hefsrred 10 Committee on Taxes
e2i6---Of George Jerome for the &C
.rtaree rf plat OF James Holden
o's. re-sub
Referred TO committee on street
openings.
sef7--Of John " Kunsky. for err
,lsriop TO string banner across
armer street from Liberty Thcater 10
prorite building.
4 JseferreI 70 Committee on streets.
ec4R--Os Union Trust co. for Henry
-,ohertz for hermit TO construct COW
-ed area in front OF building ~ the
snfhwest corner OF Eivard and forr
raefs
p~.nrrad - rorlr'irtee on streets
,tttt &c sa-4-Or ,Lpiyersal Motor Truck 20 ,
Sf',v the massacre NJ IN ordinance renui' !.
No. ar --,ot"~ vehicles ~ be "dliu"ed
s Itch Tenders aiso ro~ the dtsrlaNlnG
y. Z Ue-N.s p tersc-drawp vehicles
psr~~-sd - Committee on crdf-
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

can ofrer object lessons 10 rival clues
In any case, ~ seems to me that arSu-
ment II needless to convince Your
Honour of the. Importance for Detroit
OF joining New York and Philadelphia
In this unique occasion. | am assured
nv Mr., Charles Moore that the expense
OF an exhibit will be relatively trinlnk.
The returns. on the other hand, VIII
he great. confidently hope that l
NAV shortly he authorised 10 cahie 10
YOUR French colleague. Mr.. herrlot,
Mayor or Lyons Senator Tor the
Rhone. the news OF your otncial &C
ceptance OF his invitation.
l. am. Sir.
With profound respect
WM MORTON FULLERTON.
Special COMMISSIONS.
During tho next week my address
will I've The Blackstone. Chicago. AZ
ter then. kindly address me at 1913
Newbury street. Brockton, Mass
Referred 10 COMMITTEE" on ways ana
Means
To the Honorable the Common conner
Gentlemen--The following apprr "a
accounts are respectfully submittedt
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From Department Of public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen --The department or run
lie Works respectfully reports mat tns
paving of Alley No 80. hrst west OF
and parallel to Chene under the CON
tract confirmed the 9Th day OF sept
1919 Is fully completed from the nortn
line of Hancock avenue - the south
curb line az Warren avenue.
The pavement is OF concrete and mas
been examined by the Department. or
Public Works. and found u d, IN &c :
cordance with the contract ana speci-
fications for the same.
There IL due the contractors Tor paw
ing said Alley as follows;
For Intersections. etc. go. s!JN >"
For cost Of ADVERTISING. tlanks
and Inspectors salary d'"o
Total Amount ....:......, 81 ~ 80
GEO IL FENkEIi-
Comm sioner.
Accented and by unanimous COnscnl
Aid Keating offered the foifowt1s'-
Whereas. 1t appears from a com
munication from the Department oil
Public Works that the paving Oh an
9Th day Of Sept. 1919. has been iuiiS
completed and
Whereas Said alley has been evan evan
ined by the Department OF Pubif'
Works and the paving OF said ale
has been found to have been done ~
accordance with the contract an,
SDecinCattOnS Tor the
Resolved First, That the said pavinr
within the limits above mentioned Ne
and Is hereby accepted.
Resolved Second. That the cry
Controller be. and In hereby authoriz'
ed TO draw his warrant on the CITY
Treasurer in payment OF the intersec'
tions etc OF said alley 10 the amounl
OF s13S30 the same being the tul
amount due the contractors from TN
city for paving of said Intersections
etc. and for the sum OF $500 m
same being the cost OF advertising
blanks. and INSPECTORS salary.
Resolved Third. That the city con,
troller be, and he is hereby directed
10 prepare ALLEY paving bonds In ac'
cordance with the provisions Of Secs
80 and 81 OF CHAPTER " OF the Chartei
OF the CITY Of Detroit as amended by
An act Of the Legislature approve
June 9Th. 1901. said bonds 10 bear in
terest ~ the rate OF four per cent
per annum.
Adopted as follows =,
Yeas-Ald Barnett. Behlow. Bleil
De Galar Dill. Nngeman. Field Fr"I
valid Goldner Gu'hard Hess Hindl .
Tsue, Keat,ng remnke Littleeo'd
LOG. Nowc o'prien owen. Reid
Reinha rdt putter. Schemansky Schnl,
Skrz-cki Thompson, Vernon Wartell
wenzel u''i"on and the President --s.
Navs-Nona.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Councl':
Gentlemen beg 10 r"port tnat
Francis $. Dickinson paid into the CITY
Treasury ON October 2Sth, 1913. the
sura ~ $4,000 in the matter az the
vacation OF the northerlN Fart or Ham
cock Avenue tying between Fourth
Avenue and ths alley h'st vsst Thereon
and formerly described as the 'ss
"a, 81 the north .>I'J f"tr OF -. il
81 sub OF the Grave Farm being the
rear concession OF Z. c. 2t7. known as
III Jones Farm
Respectfully yours.
GEO. ENGEL4
Controller
Accepted and placed on file.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
COMMON COUNCIL
coxxox corxc'L.

Detroit. Tuesday, Oct. Is 1914
~ IN. council was called to order BY
rhe President, Hon Charles W. Bur
on. $500 -, NIL
Prercut--AId Barnett. Behlow. Ell
nd t3atan. Dfll, Dingeman, Field. Frei-
l.stdF Cojduer. Guthard, Hess, Hindi.,
lakei. Keating, Lempke. Litticn ,id'
f.odee. Movie. OBrlen, owen, hr.n
'3seic harslt. Rutter, schemansky.S chult,1,
s,krzycki Thompson, Vernon, NarteH'
VenzeiI Wilson and the President
y There being quorum present ,n7
Council was declared TO he IN session
The Journal Of the preceding ses
~ion was approved.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
Ero,,- Qeear4meet- ef-Public Works

To rhe Honorable the Common Council;
Conference.-The Department OF fuo-
lie Works respectfully reports that tho
contract confirmed the LIST day Of April.
1919, il fully completed from the cast
curb line OF Russell street to the west
line Of Grand Trunk Railroad.
The pavement II OF cedar on con-
crete and has been examined by the
Department OF Public Works, and
found TO be in accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same
There In due the contractors for paw
ing said avenue as follows:
For Intersections. etc. ......... t69s.OO
For cost OF advertising, blanks
and inspectors salary ....,.. 100
Total amount. ............ *Il'.Oo
Respectfully.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
Following is the Communication re


r, Ills Honor.
oscar r. Marx.
Mayor az Detroit
Sir--As Special commissioner for
re United states. ~ the international
Y Urban Exhibition. which is TO he held
81 Lyons France. from May. 1914 to
November. 1914 have the honor 10
nder through YOU. on behalf OF the
Mayor Of Lyons. formal invitation
10 Detroit TO take part in that com.
a ,pstitive: and comparative exhibition OF
The cities NJ Phiradelphia New York
j. nd Montreal have already accepted
+ The Invitation TO participate In this ex-
hibitlon his Honor. John r. Fitz-
gerald Mayor OF Boston. is az present
& ssndyins n plan; ~ s2njumS,ioG w IN
ihe adequate representation OF Pos
Ton. II Is nay .narnest hope that De-
2 troit. which is one OF the most char
actcristic cities OF modern america.
sxensiuei on one of the world routes.
md increasingly conspicuous because
y " It's worldwide trade.-will he un-
I. willing TO be omitted from the list OF
: huropean and American towns that
rrs Ia meet in friendly rivalry at Tho
influence OF the Saone and tho
2 f,t6ne on"
3 The German, Belgian. British. AUS
dan and French cities are to be
itere Detroit can magnihcentiy hold
iss own in this procession. And there
a.. indeed, a special reason why Detroit
q f1er the success OF an exhibition OF
p,uniclpal activities. achievements and
q, ieais that Is organized by Frenchmen.
g Tue beautiful ordonnance OF your city
NJ French The display at Lyons OF
Nbur French origins. made I'm the form
~ an exhibit which win contrast your
earlier city Of the epoch ~ Louis NV
~1~fith the admirable modern city Of
sn.lll3, .Anrl. with the wonderful future
ICY which your Commission on City
sN ~anning Is now contemplating. win
IA h 1ty only he N revelation, TO Europe: IL
~ III also Immensely contribute 10 the
f4 -estiGe OF your local INDUSTRIES which
| q just now ATTRACTIONS the surprised
vi somewhat frightened attention Of
sse European Continent
.Nf'T beH NO he allowed To remind Yo,fr
<,0nor 4ethot,I have already secured
nm the interested Committee OF the
oafd OF Commerce. a. well as from
Y tru distinguished Chairman OF rho
!, ~. .Pj9QnsnG Commission OF Detroit.
z 80 tharles Moore, formal expressions
their desfre 10 co- operate in every
81 ,vactIcal WAY with your Administra-
*oJs. IN the working out OF n practicol
cheWe for the participation OF be-
b f>o1t Lei me. however. suggest thar
tlu xoSsv exhibit adequate attention
<t)>a,,}1 ~ paid "a the socio-economIc
:f' x&111I61fo which YOU have discovered
Z N ~ 66f1n1n probiesps that are common
't'1 r. o0lrs poNtiss sverywhere. n would
~ ll<> ~ <afpeme nter~~. sor fnsfanes
al NJ - s&ou,t 'T!us:rafs your s..
3 % ,1Ses .,nssssnIosis BY your
~ ~ ~otIccs aIsssss ~ ~. rs.
~ <p3lk-,pe do6ht suggest othrr
= 80 ac,ts isles IN which Detroit
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcr1s This Department recom-
mendS that the City Treasurer he
directed "a cancel sidewalk bill on
sheet No. $50 80 far as IL reiates ~
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gen,iemen,-ln reply to notice from m
stable and garage at connor's Creek
and Jefferson avenue. were received
Pawling a Harnischfeger 49,. $4,000
Northern Engineering Works. $4,000
shepard Electric Crane 4 Hoist
rawiink & HarnischfeSer is me
CARPENTER WORK
Frank NJ. PAUL.. ...........Sl,O s3 90
Ninton & Company. ........... l.2l50o
Martih ~; hinsie' '''''''''''' i'oso'"o
Frank ii. Pauii is the lowest bidder
>, STEEL. AND IRON WORK
Daisie- s,eger Iron Works. SIS 90
Russell Wheel & Foundry Co. $4,000
y; z: Lewis is tn lowest bidder
NJ. r. Won Mach. ...............s lo6. 90
NJ l.. Won Mach is the lowest bidder,
The Department OF Public Works
lowest bidder in each case and hereby
the same by Your Honorable BODY
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE III. FENK ELL.
Commit sisoner
by Md Biel.
Resolved. That. The contract enter
Works with Pawiing & Harnischfeger
for furnishing the cranes Tor the
stable and garage tn he located ct the
corner OF Connors Creek and Jefferson
same Is hereby approved and con-
nrmed.
a ADOPTED as follows: -, ~,
De GsIa b bfsns'a nef Fasid Fls
valid. Goldner. Guthard; Hess. Hind,e,
Jakel. Heating. Lempke LittieNf ~
Lodge. Nowc. OBrien. owen; Rcid'
n. a. ~. l. 4 .lxt =
Skrzych, Thompson, Vernon. WartelI
Wenzel, Wilson and the President-S2
Nays-None.
nv Aid. Bell
into by the Depa rtment OF Public
Works with Frank NJ Panli for the
carpenter work on the stable and gar
age TO he located az the corner ~ con.
cost sl.0sS 90. be- and the same is
hereby approved and confirmed. ~
Adopted ar follows;
Yeas--Ald Barnett. Behlow Bell.
DE Galan. pil. Dingeman. Field. Fret
valid. Goldner, Guthard. Hess, Hindle.
Jakel Heating. Lempke. Littleheid.
Lodge. Movie. OBrien, owen. Reid.
Eeinhardt. Rutter. Schcmansky. Schultz,
Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon, Wartell.
Wenzel. Wilson and the President-S2.
Nays-None.
by Aid Bell
Resolved. that the contract entered
into by the Department OF Pubic
Works with VI. II. Lewis for the sf"tl
and iron work on the stable and gar
age 10 he located at the Connors
Creek and Jefferson avenue total cost
$4,000 he and the same is hereby
approved and confirmed
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Barnett. Behlow. Bleil.
lie Galan. DIN, Dirgeman. Field Frei-
wald. Goldner. Guthard. Hess, tlindle.
Jakel Heating. Lempke. Littleheid,
Lodge. MOVIE. O'Brien owen. Reid.
Reiphardt Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz.
Sisrz y%kI Thompson. Vernon, Wartell.
Wenzel. Wilson and the President-32
Nays--None.
Fly Aid. Bell:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department Of Pupblic
Works with 81 F. Won Mach for PANT
ing and glazing on the stable and gar
age 10 he located az the corner OF
ronnor's Creek and jefferson avenue
total cost s10s no he. and the same
IL hereby Approved md confirmed
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Barnett. Behlow. Rlcil.
De Galan Dill. Dingeman Field Frei-
valid Goldner. Guthard Hess. Hindle,
Jakcl Heating, Lempke Littleheld
Lodge. Nowc. O'Bricn. owen. Reid.
Reinha -dt. Butter. Schcmansky. Schultz
Skrzycki Thompson, Vernon. Wartell.
Wenzcl. Wilson and the President-32
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--In reply TO n notice from
this office. the following proposals
We're received for the construction OF
lateral sewer No 246s. in alley in block
bounded by Florida. Proctor. Panama
and McCraw avenues:
Otis Cement Cons. Co. .....,... s.. 23Sd1
VIM. Blanck & Co........... 2,020 30
Petrilli " Co............... IA 100
John Ginzel Observation-Disclosures. s6l 30
VIM Porath ................ f.77l 40
Int Eng 4 Const co. ......... 49, 30
VIM. Porath is the lowest bidder.
The Department Of Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowe /
bidder and asks the approval and cot.
hrmation OF the same by your honor
able body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IA. FENK ELL.
Commissioner.
Bv Ala. Rutter:
Resolved. TINT tire rUutrart- entered
into by the Department OF Public
Works h-Wmy-Porath- fer -the-con-
struction OF lateral sewer No 2466,
In alley in block bounded by Florida
Proctor. Panama ana McGraw avenues.
he. and the same Is hereby approved
and confirmed
Referred IN Committee on Sewers
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Mayor.

20 the Honorable the Common. tounclt:
Gentlemen----I am enclosing herewith
: ~ communication from Mr.. VIM. Nor
ON Fullerten special - COMMISSIONER
tor the United States. Of the Inter.
national Urban exhibition TO be hetd
~ Lyons. France. next year HiNliins
$40 city 10 participate in the competi-
i've and comparative exhibition OF
world cities Mr. ChavIes Moore. ~
the city plan and Improvement com.
mission. explains that the expense OF
zach All exhibit would he slight. white
4 .e city would derive much bencht
from stleh participation.
aS Il recommend therefore. that the com
sriilnication bc referred TO the proper
committee and IL il is deemed advis-
3ps,ic. small appropriation Tor this
8 irposc he granted.
~. Respectfully,
OSCAR X. MAIsN.
.fs Mayo
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
THE DETROIT TINES WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20. 1913.

lo6-T. q Whitaker. bonds s,s&o 2.
ss6,sis IS
INTEREST FUND.
4 lo---National Bank OF Com
merce. coupons paid t3o.O52 80
Bank OF Com
merce. coupons paid 1850 90
s2i.sos so
GRADE SEPARATION FUND.
ages .'........,..., 5000 90
REDEMPTION FUND.
ss-Chas ~ Wiltsie, re-
demption ........,s l'eb c2
9s-Chas a. wiltsie. re-
demption ...s..... 2,ols 10
S0-John Faust, redemption as1 30
demption .'.'....... 1895 ss
.e-John Faust redemption 22s 90
6.i65 81
SINKING FUND ANNEXED DISTRICT
National Bank Of Com
merCc. bonds .,.....-S 1000 90
SPECIAL. ASSESSMENT SINKING
INTEREST FUND.
Man g. Koch, civ
Treas. Spec. ASSN.
Bonds and interest $ltl7lO II
GEO. ENGElA
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen The following Reports
Of CITY officers for the week ending
Saturday. oct IS. 1913. are respectfully
submitted
CIV Treasurer nisbursc
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

GEO. ENt'tIA
Controller.
Accented and referred to the Com
niittee on Ways and Means
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From Department. Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--ln reply to a notice from
this office the following proposals for
stable and garage at Connors Greek
and Jefferson avenue. were received:
CRANES
Pawling a. Harnischfeger. $500. 90
Northern Engineering Works.. 525. 90
Shepard Electric Crane 4 Hoist
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
From the Board Of Assessor,.

ME-, TNNTtF0Vi
Accepted and placed on file
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

PUB tC nv " TIL FIND
7Gc Dean paintinc co esti-I
ptatc ...... 600 -
2G7--pe pr.c Chemical CO
fumicstcrs 60 ss
SSS Garic"t Packing Co
,.s, G''e Co.'s. 60 .crvic, II IS
3io-Houghton-Jscoh ptr
The Parker post., 1913-05-24
SHOOTS UP COW CAMP.

With large quantity OF hop
tonic" under his belt, siXshooter
and box of cartridges, Young-Feel-
His Oats, cowboy, made things hum
i'll the vicinity of the railroadI stock
yards early last Saturday morning.
A shipment of cattle had just arrived
and quite a number of the boys from
down the valley were on hand to re-
ceiye them. After taking on a good
Jag of hop" the young MohaVe
Saumtered over to the corral and
started to shoot up" the COW camp,
which he succeeded in doing. He
chased the cowboys and cook out in
to the greasewood, where they were
compelled to hide out for sometime
before the fighting Indian was over
powered and his gun taken away from
him. The cook Was found several
hours later lodging around one Of
the warehouses in his efforts to- keep
out of sight OF all Indians who show
ed any signs OF shooting
The Parker post., 1913-05-24
MUST RETURN MONEY.

Charges that the Calzona Town
site company, which sold numerous
lots in that desert city in San Ber-
nardino county, misrepresented the
terms of the contract for purchase
were sufficiently substantial before
Justice Pittman Tuesday to result in
a judgment for Robert ]. Venerble
in the sum of $105.
Attorney A, S. Maloney brought
the suit for Venerable against the
Calzona company, which, it was set
forth, had represented there would be
a $500,000 hotel built at Calzona and
numerous other improvements made.
1t is probable that Attorney Malon-
ey will bring similar actions in be-
half of other purchasers in this city
San Bernardino Sun.
The Parker post., 1913-05-24
OSBORNE BACK.

e. S. Osborne, consulting engineer
Of the New Mexico Lead and Cop
per Company, accompanied by j.
w. Meyer, secretary and f. Fl.
Drury, vice president were arrivals
from Chicago, on Sunday, EN- route
TO the camp near Senator, on trip
of obervation.
This company recently acquired
the Breed group of mines, and ex-
ploitation has been under headway
on a small scale for the past five
months. The plan it to outline an
extensive system of deep work, and
during the visit of the officers a plan
will be decided upon that will re-
quire large amount of capital.
Depth reached to date is indicative
of an attractive proposition being
demonstrated - Prescott Journal
Miner.