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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

Rev E G Gordon will preach in the
nj E church at this place next Sunday
at the usual hour. Every one will be
made welcome-Caleb Wright, who
spent the past two weeks visiting rela'
tives in this place and vicinity, return
ed home in liberia, Mich, the first OF
the week.-Mrs. Joseph Vincent is not
improving in heath as rapidly as her
friends thought at first she was
John Morgan of Owosso, has moved his
family here and has rented John Jones
house-Miss Hila May Davids and
Miss Edith Gordon were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs James Dewitt of near
Ovid Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Mary Ellen Brooks entertained
Miss Anna Mason at tea Tuesday,
Rev and Mrs Z & Gordon and Mr. and
Mrs @ q Gordon attended the memorial
services of Jacob Gordon at Henderson
Wednesday Accommodating Chafee,
who has been visiting relatives in this
place, returned to his home in Bayfield,,
Wis, Monday-Mrs Clara Auiler has
purchased the house and lot known as
the VIM Putnam propeity-The Van
Doren brothers have rented Charles
Cooks farm, and will move in the
spring-The revival meeting are still
in progress and great good is being
done-Rev and Mrs F E Kunsman
called on Mrs s Rosa in Owosso,
Wednesday, who is very i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs w E Maloney-
Joseph Purves and family are expected
home from California the last of this
month-There are several families
that would like to move to Burton If
there were any houses to rent or buy.
Think it would be good investment
if some one would put up some houses
DR. Mccormick of Owosso, was in
town Tuesday on professional business
Albert Fuller expects to move into one
Of w G Sliff's houses in the near future
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
ShiaWassoo.i

VIM Heath is much better, being able
10 sit up little every day-The small
child OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Peck is very
i'll with measles-Charle Parker and
daughter of Owosso. spent Sunday with
Clearance Ballard and wife-Mrs J S
Harder of Bancroft, is spending few
days here with her daughter, Mrs Car
RE erguson-Frank Wilkinson was
home from Owosso over Sunday
Harry Watson of Corunua, is putting
down a rock we'll for Morrison
The infant child of James Witherell is
very low with ineasles-Will Dickin-
son, who is working in Cohoctah, and
Miss Stoner of that place, spent Sun
day with the formers parents here
Durand and Vernon firms are cutting a
very good quality of ice in the millpond
Mr. and Mrs r Little spent Sunday
with his parents on Corunna avenue,
Owosso - Roland Durling is very
much better-R Harmon entertained
a great uncle from Chicago part OF
last week-James Sexton is filling his
ice house this week-Dr Benjerman
of Bancroft, called here Sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

In said city, but all poles shall be provided
with cross arm to which all wires shall be at
tached, and shall not attach 10 its poles any
nails, spikes or steps within seven feet from
the ground.
Section 10 ALI guy wires from poles carrS
ing wires charged with more than one hundred
ana ten voltrge OF electricity sh II be insu-
la ed by placing circuit bre .kers AT least IN Sc
feet beyond such charged res from said
p les; and all wires used 10 support trolle,
wires shall be insulated bv break RS placed not
TO exceed three and one.half fest In each direc.
To be made subject e. the insp clion aud ap-
proval OF he superintendent of the 30 I'd Of
Public v ork| or such other Uff G OF the City
as The Common Council shall designate Be
re any poes shall be set In the IL of
Owosso upon or in any street n alley permits.
Sions shall first be oh tained from The Common
Council so To do. and such perm II shan desig.
nate the exact location and number to be set
So elton ii.-Any person. company or corpo
ration violating any OF IN" terms or this ordi
nance shall upon conviction be punished by
"a fine not exceeding $4,000 in addition to the
costs OF prosecution or by imp risonment 10
the county jail not exceeding ninety days or
by both sucn fine and Imprisonment In the
OF the Court.
Section i2-rhis ordinance shall take effect
twenty days after It's adoption according to
law.
1918. ~ ''''''N wv ' '''A "
Attest: GEO. W. CLARK,
ARTHUR II. DUMOND, Mayor
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

Owosso and to provide for penalty for the
violation thereof.
The City of Owosso Ordaius:
Section ALI telegraph, telephone and
electric light and power poles set in the public
streets and alleys of the City OF O~oss', for the
purpose OF carrying wires thereon for convey.
scientific purpose shall be set and placed
under the direction OF the Superintendent OF
the Board OF Public Works or such other
oihce OF the City as the Common Council shall
oy resolution designate ard all service lines OF
five poles subject 10 the approval OF the Com
mon Council of said City OF Owosso.
Section ALI electric wires except trolley
wires, strung on poles shall be at least TWEEN "
feet above the curb or surface OF the ground,
except when entering buildings, and shall be
so placed as not to interfere with shade trees
or any description OF public or private prop
erty, and no wires shall be attached TO any
building without consenG OF the owe ers and
occupants thereof. and In all cases first class
Insulation shall be used In making the neces
sa!y cohnectlons Tor That purpose; and shall
not attach wires TO any trees unless by
and with the consent OF the Superinte M dent
OF the Board OF Public Works, or such other
omcer as the Council Shall designate, and the
owner OF the land In front OF whose land said
trees stand. All wires attached to buildings
shall be so attached not lower than the top OF
the windows OF the second story II such build.
Ing shall be two sto les In height.
Section 3-No electric light or mower wire
carrying voltage OF four hundred fifty volts
or more shall be placed or permitted to be
within distance of four feet OF any telephone
wire or any other wire st,ung in said City by
order OF the Common Council OF said City aud
no telephone wire shall be strung or D. ced or
allowed to be within q distance OF -four. feet
from any electric light or power wire in said
city carrying the voltage aforesaid In case
electric light or power wires shall be parallel
10 telephone wires, the said electric light or
power wires shall be at least four feet above
said telephone wires.
Section 4.-No wire belonging to any tele-
graph, telephone or electrical company shall
be placed so as to interfere with any wire of
the lire alarm system In Said City, and the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
Death Of n. D. Hanes

Herman d. Hanes, aged 65 years, for
many years we'll known resident of
Owosso, was found dead at his home
on Hickory street Friday evening, by
his wife, on her return from Lapeer,
where she had been to attend the fun
eral of her father. Mr.. Hanes had not
been we'll for many months and had
suffered from heart trouble for a long
time.
Deceased was born in Canada, going
to New York state and then to Oxford,
Michigan, and later to Metamora, La
peer, and twenty years ago to Owosso.
He was a black smith. He is survived
by his widow and the following chill.
dren: Mrs. d. M. Grant, Mt. Clemens;
Mrs. Edward Pinney, Cass City; Leslie
Fl. Hanes, Toronto; Charles V. Hanes,
Louisville, KY; Harry E. Hanes, New
York City and Carl d. Hanes, Stage,
Idaho. He also leaves three brothers,
and three sisters living in the east.
Mr.. Hanes was a member of the Mac
cabees and Loyal Guards. He was one
of the first members to join the former
lodge in this state. and paid the second
assessment levied by the lodge in Mich
igan.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

Section 2. ANY person NAV obtain license
therefor b. paying The sum OF Five Dollars per
year per taoie aud per alley therefor TO The
lily Clerk.
Section 3.-The City Clerk OF said City shall
upon application To MN ana after The payment
py suon appiicaAL To The CiCy Clerk OF said
Clty VI ne SUN of Five Doiiars per year for
Tue heeplng VI suSb bowling alley, billiard hall
or pUoi room keps for gam or hire as afore.
Sdid' ISSUE ~ sucd applicant license 10 keep
anu use suoh % wing alley, billiard hail or pool
room 81 applied iVr for such Time go ap
pih u Tor anu no longer which Ii
oohse sead ip11fg tneI Oundiny la which
oueh po"Ing ais, billiard hall or pool room
snail Dc Kept, the amount paid by sucn apph
Cam ior suEh IleeHse. and the daJe OF The Ca
plrailOn theIeoI Every license shall expire
upon the nrsL Monday IN Juue next thereafter
section An such places where any such
bowling aiiey, blizzard hall or pool room snail
ue AopG' useu va operated shall be closed
promptly dt Lou thirty O'clock Il. N. standard
.ln.' anu remiiu Closed until six O'Clock In
ene ioIeuooh or Ihe following daJ except such
VI the aoIve mentioned piaceS as conduct
another .islness III connection therewith
small cease lac use OF saia tables and alleys
at the nvuf Aforesaid and shall cover any and
ali plliard or pool tables Ia such place and the
proprlstvr VI such places shall pleyenI the
use VI SAID tauio5 and alleys AZ the hour
"'ofesaiu osrins Inc ABOVE prohibited hours. -.
Section o.-Any person violating any of the
PROVISIONS OF this ordinance shall upon con-
gaos On snereOi Do punished by fine not ex-
ceeolng I"enty five dollars. together with the
costs VI prosecution or by imprisonment In the
Oounly JAN VI ohlawassee County not exceed
ing Sixty aays, or by both such tne and I'M
Prisohment IN the discretion OF the court.
Section 6.-This ordinance shall take effect
twenty days al -er Its adoption.
Passed and approved February 10th, A. d.
GEO. w. CLARK,
.,.. Mayor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
New lotIlrcp.

Frank Hess of Flint, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Archie
Hess-Jay Bailey of Flint, is at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs w G
Bailey. Jay says he has enough of the
city and factory life and Will remain
here the rest of the Henry
l. Hetts was at Saginaw Monday on
nsiness-Confer & Zintel are busy
this week harvesting thir ice crop
FL Worden left here Saturday night
to spend Sunday with friends at Fenton
WIN Tunningly spent Sunday with
his family at Duffield-W L Colby,
DIR n T White and Walter Elliott
were at Chesaning, Sunday--The
young people of New Lothrop enjoyed
a skating party on the .Lothrop creek
last Tuesday eveniDg-The L A S Of
the M P church meet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs James Fee Wednesday for
dinner--Rev Walker, of Walled Lake,
who has been assisting Rev Beacock in
special meetings at the English Settle
Inent church has returned to his home.
Rev G W Butler, of Lspeer, is expected
here to assist Rev Beacock the re-
mainder of this week, and when they
are through at the Settlement will
begin special meetings in the M E
church at this place-Rev and Mrs
Mitchell visited last week with friends
at Kinda.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

said companies shall not 10 any way interfere
with the fire alarm system in said city.
Section 5-Every telegraph, telephone or
electric light or power company shall remove
from every building I'm saiu city all It's dead
wires. as soon as the same shall cease to he
In actual use for the conduct OF iis bust ness
ana shall cut the same back TO and dead end
at the pole nearest To such building when last
In use and no such company shall allow any
OF us wires 10 remain suspended With one End
free or dangling from any pole building, tree,
guv' or other pointof ontact.
Section 6.-No telegraph. tel, phone or other
electrlc company shall Gu or cause, or allowed
10 be cut. any wire belonging To any other
individual, company or corporation, or ring
or attach any OF It's wires To the poles of any
Individual company or corporation unless by
ana with the consent of such oLher person
and this Superintendent OF the Board OF Public
WORKS. or such other officer as the Council
may have dc signated. or under the terms Of
any ordin snce OF the CT Of o 4osSo authorZ-
ing or permitting tho same.
Section u Every telegraph, telephone, or
electric company shall set It's poles on one side
OF the street and shall not be allowed 10 cross
the street with It's wires except TO make con-
bections with connecting lines on other streets
or for the purpose OF connecting with buildings
on the opposite side OF the street unless neces-
sary to do so TO avoid interfering with u ees,
ana then only with the consent OF the Super
lDtendent OF the Board OF Public Works or
such other officer as the ouncil may have
designated No pole OF any public utility
company shall be set nearer than six feet to
any water hySrant belonging 10 the City OF
Owosso and II so set al not removed by said
company when notified BY the Common Coun-
Gil so TO do said pole may be summary cut
down and removed by the street Commissioner
as directed by the Council SO to do.
Section 8.-No teles raph telephone or elec-
tric company shall be allowed to guy It's poles
except In a Safe manner so an To thoroughly
protect persons anu property from injury
thereby.
Section 9.-No electric light telegraph or
telephone company shall he AL wed 10 attach
It's wires TO any bracRet attached 10 any pole
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
Order of Publication

State OF Michigan. The Probate Court for
the County OF Shiawassee,
Alta session OF the Probate Court for said
County held at the Probate ONCE. In the city OF
1918.
Present. Matthew Hush, Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the estate of Phillip De
Can, deceased.
On filing the petition of Nellie De Can pray
ing for the probate OF TIE will OF said deceased
now filed In this Court
1t Is ordered that the 10th day OF March.
next, at ten clock In the forenoon. at said
Probate Office, be appointed for hearing said
petition.
And 1t Is further ordered, that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing in THE Owosso
TIMES newspaper printed and circulating IN
SAID County OF Shiawassee.
"a true copyl MATTHEW BUSH,
BY FLORENCE LINDSEY, Judge OF Probate.
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
Ordinance.

An Ordinance to regulate r. strain and pro-
vide lie, nse for the Keeping OF Bowl x
Alleys billiard halls and pool rooms In the
City OF Owosso.
The City Of Owosso ordains:
section L. No person shall keep, maintain or
use "a bowling alley, billiard hall or pc ii room
for gain or hire in the City OF Owoss) without
u license SO TO do, as hereinafter provided
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
Ordinance.

An ordinance TO provide for the setting of
poles and stringing of wires of electric light,
power, telegraph and telephone companies In
the public streets and alleys OF the City of
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14
New Grand Central Terminal

A wonderful city, within city, built for the
comfort and convenience of the travelling public
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ODD TANGLE
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was not eactly in line. while the Ka.
waiakawa temple is in a direct line
with the mauwae
II the new boundary, as he has To-
Gated it, is accepted. it will take from
the Waiakea tract an area of triangu.
lar shape, about five miles in length,
a mile wide at the coast and narrow.
ing down to point up in the hills.
The problem is to be taken before
the commissioner of boundaries At
Hilo. when one is appointed. by the
governor to succeed Judge Parsons,
who recently resigned from that Of.
flee. If kanakanui's findings are up
held, the boundary certificate will
need amendment.
The value of the land is not con-
sidered very large however, and the
loss to the territory will not be par.
ticularly important, from the present
viewpoint, as the soil over the entire
area is covered by lava flow of COM
parative recent date. Other than
some stunted timber and growths of
undeFbrush the land is unproductiya
and may remain SO for centuries.
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|NAHUKA CASE is
FAST NEARING |: :
ITSEND

The government completed it's evil
dence in the present Mahuka site
hearing this morning after a brief
session, during which the testimony
of Clarence Cooke, Harry Won Holt
and H. H. Walker of the Hawaiian
Trust company was taken. Attorney
C. H. Olson, representing the Austin
estate. the owners, then asked for
time to prepare some evidence in re-
buttal and the case was continued
to $50 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The case probably will go to the jury
Friday.
Walker this morning gave figures
showing the income. disbursement
and net proceeds annually from the
Boston block to the owners, the Brew
er estate These showed that during
the first ten years following the build
ings construction, in 1901, the net in
come had been $63,425.36.
Won Holt gave the income and dis
bursement figures on the buildings &C.
cupied bv the Wichman and Ehlers
firms on Fort street, to the Campbell
estate, the owners of these properties.
Clarence Cooke gave similar figures
on the Judd building He also said.
in answer to a question, that the dis
count rate in 1910 was six to seven
per cent, the same as given by Cecil
Brown yesterday afternoon, but one
to two per cent higher than the tate
testified to by Expert R. r. Reidford
earlier in the case.
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WHITEHOUSEIS
SURE
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| Noes-Cox, Hardesty, Markham. Nc.
Clellan, Petrie. ia, Il
! Neither Pacheco nor Wolter made
i any remarks in presenting the 1lomi-
nation Of Whittemore
! Petrie said that the caucus mani
mously agreed to release Whitehouse,
and he had been brought into the
caucus and SO informed. +.
There was no applicant for the Of
| flee then" Mcclellan said. White
house came in and spent two hours
consulting with US about the work of
his department, and afterward he
went around the island with the road
committee inspecting the roads. At
the eleventh hour We were told about
Mr.. Whittemore. When L was APP
preached regarding him said / had
given my word to Whitehouse. He is
a good man for the position and l in
tend to support Whitehouse." J q
Markham said he felt the same as
petrie and McC lellan 'T will stand
by my word. Whitehouse is a good
man." I&-:=t y. =. 2:
Pacheco stated that he agreed to.
retain Whitehouse only until some
other man was found. "Whittemore,"
he declared is just as good man
as Whitehouse, if not better. 1t would
do good to have shakeup in that de
partment There is too much of this
bugaboo tsfficiency.,P he exclaimed
amidst theiapplause of a bunch of out
siders which had been making demon
STATIONS during previous wranglel
over sanitary inspectors.
Wolter said it was understood in
caucus that, as soon as suitable man
came along Whitehouse should 60.
For himself he was the only one
against retaining Whitehouse at first, !
but to make the caucus unanimous he
changed his vote. IN 49,. 4
Pacheco, before his motion was put,
amended it by adding, ito, take office
on February L.. This was probably
with lively recollection of the squab-
Bile just ended over the double set of
sanitary inspectors.
Cox, whose name comes first, an
swered t'kanalua" on the first round
exercising the privilege of the casting
vote, as that of the lone Republican on
the board, when the Democrats show
ed themselves equally divided. Il
There was no debate on the other
. .y..',+
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BIRTHDAY DATES PROVE :.
HAPPY FOR THE SMITHS

George L. Smith, formerly Of Cali
fornia and now of this city, and Miss
Elizabeth Schlief were married on
October 6, the birthday of Mr.. Smiths
mother Today, the birthday of young
Mrs Smith, Mr.. Smiths mother,
father and brother arrive from the
Coast to make their home in the is
lands.
The father is Girard l.. Smith, a
well-known business man. The
brother, Otto Smith, will go into
business here at once George Smith
came from California a year ago and
is now connected with the Star-Bul-
letin, a member of the mechanical
department. They was a family re-
union this morning when the Siberia
arrived.
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Ventura 10 Arrive with Many
FxcUPsiOnisfs.

Twenty-four eKcurgioniSts, recfU|
ed from Los Angeles and Southe.
California. are to arrive at H0no|u
next Monday morning a3 passenzc
in the Oceanic liner Ventura Accof.
ing TO adyfces received ut the ofII|
Of G.. Brewer & Co, representing O.
Oceanic line at this port. the Ventu|
left San Francisco with anoHt til
hundred passengers IN tbs seVeI
classes. AS the vessel has ample A
commodation for ESQ first-elass ID
sengers, the Ventura IS not 1eaF|1
the coast crowded to the limit BY al
manner>of means. One hundred an
thirty of the total list Of traveller s.
to leave the vessel at HonelaIn. {.
remainder proceeding threugh TO q.
tralia.
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new BOARDS :. !.
TO EKAMINE

The departure OF the Fifth Cavalry
and the removal of the first and sec
ord battalions of the Second Infantry
from SehofieId to Shafter, necessitated
the designation of new boards for the
examination of a number of officers
due for promotion. Orders creating
these boards were received in orders
of the Western Division this morning.
For Schofield Barracks the infantry
board will consist of Lieutenant
Colonel r. l.. Hirst, Major ]. A. Penn,
Major E. E. Tayman, and Captains w.
r. Davis and l.. J. Owen, medical
corps.
The following officers are ordered
to appear before the board for examina-
tiCn for promotion: Captain William
Newman. Second Lieutenant ]. r. Har-
riGon, Twenty fifth Infantry.
The new cavalry board consists Of
Colonel w. d. Beach. Lieutenant
Colonel J. G.. GaIbraith. Major Letcher
Eardeman, all of the Fourth Cavalry.
and Captain r. NJ Cutler and First
Lieutenant J. r. Mount. medical corps.
This board will examine Captain J..
O'Shea, First Lieutenant J. e. Rightre
j., Jens E. Stedje, and w. r. Renzie-
kEusen. and Second LieutenaRts r. NJ.
Cheney and r. e. Rodgers.
Army Items.
Private l.. G. POhie has been Trans
fCrred from the Sixteenth Infantry 10
the quartermaster corps, with station
at Schotield Barracks.
First Lieutenant Donald d. HaN'
third battalion of engineers. ana Cor-
months leave of absence just before
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The first battalion of the Second
fantry, put one over on the seed
battalion. by hiring a special fra|0
its own expense and riding In 81
from Schoheld to Smarter. The soc1|
battalion. which changed STATIC
some days ago, "hit the grit al 81
way, and the men ruefulfy felt 81.
blistered feet when inc 'tenderI1.
battalion, as they were immedla|0
dubbed, swung jauntly up from M0an
liza station.
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AAReoR IMPROVEMENTS UP

The board Of harbor commissioners
this afternoon took up the discussion
of speed regulations for vessels enter
ing and leaving the harbor, several
weIlknown local shipping men being
present at the meeting. Later in the
afternoon the board was expected to
meet with the governor to discuss
some important plans for extensive
waterfront improvements.
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The annual meeting of the Homo
lulu AID Club will be held tomorrow
during the weekly lunch hour of the
club at the Palm Cafe. A full at
tendance is requested. The time will
'be fully occupied with reports and
general business of the club.
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The Matson Navigation liner "a
heImina to have sailed from San F'fa.
cisco for Honolulu at noon tcda5
believed will arrive here on next Tr1.
day morning bringing fnli list
cabin passengers. The vessel
been supplied with ffsfght desfIn.
for Honolulu and HiIo.
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his regiment left the Coast.

Corporal Max Foner, OF conn.
third battalian OF engineers, and q
poral Dykes n. Beverly. Of the ~
company, c. A. G., have been dlsc1
ed by purchase.
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Sees DESTINY

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