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The Detroit times., 1913-12-10
Street Openings.

To tho Honorable the Common Councn;
Gentlcmen-Your Committee Oh
Street Openings to whom was r re,Ju,' g,
the Recorders Court transmitting VT
diet rendered by jury OF SAID Sour. W.
the matter OF opening MilIord a'enue
from Beeole avenue 10 Liverno,s a
public street and highway. respect
fully report that we have mad the l.a.
ter under consideration and are sht,s
ied that the property IA the bene.
fitted by same and should theret0re
bear a portion OF the expense n ny
award OF the jury was sll,sss.V'. nnu
we recommend that IS per cent or
$40 loaSS be assessed on the local as
sessment district, and that the TO-
manning portion, Wig: Is per cent OF
;i.7Sasi be paid by the City OF De-
and We therefore offer the following
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES VERNON,
SHERMAN LlfrLEFlEi-D,
GEO A. OWEN.
LOUIS II. LEMPKE,
PATRICK OBRlEN.
Accepted, and on leave, the toliow-
ing resolution was onered.
By Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. That the Common Councii
of the City OF Detroit hereby deter
mines that the sum of $l0,loi.se IS
awarded by the jury for the property
taken by the City Of Detroit Tor the
opening OF Milford avenue from be
cola avenue 10 Livernois avenue. wher,
hishway. which should DE paid by the
owners or occupants OF the pieces Oh
parcels Of real estate which VIII tnus
be benefited by said improvement
estate are described in a resolution o'
the Common Council q. G. c. p isV.
S-191D wherein the assessment us
trict for this improvement was aes's
resolved, That there be assessed AND
levied upon said pieces or parcels VI
real estate Included In said resoiut Io
above referred TO, the amount OF @ly
vantage which each LOT or parcel u
deemed TO acquire by such Improve
ment. and be II further
Resolved. That the Board o. as ,ns,,
sors Of the City OF Detroit be and they
are hereby directed and Instructed 20
proceed forthwith TO prepare an as
sessment roll in conformity win we
requirements OF the charter OF @
sessmcnts for collecting the expense or
hubble improvements where street ~
graded, comprising the properly nsrS e.,
inbcfore referred TO and aescrlproa, ~
aaid resolution q. C.. c. y. 1S0t-S-lyll -.
unon which they shall assess and levy
the amount of s10,104.sG. each iot or
parcel TO he assessed ut ratau,c pros
nortion a. near ms may be OF said
amourt In accordance with the~amount
~ benefit derived by such improvement
ana be IL further =, 20, a.,
resolved. That the sum OF N.!s3;21
of the award OF tho jury be paid ny
,he civ OF Detroit out Of the strect
Opening Fund. and further .,,
Resolved THAI said assessment Sui
~. made In one part, which shall De-
sore due and payable In 60 days liter
,%a s,rst notification by the City Treas
urer If %he notice Of said assessment.
Adopted NJ follows:
ysas-Ald Allan. Barnett, Bshlow,
Rlell- Rurtor, Case, De Galan, mH'
Dinremar. F,cld, Goldner. GutharJ'
Hess. tIindle. JakeI ksasirg T nssS
5 c,nhardt' Ruttcr, schultz. Skrzyct,.
Vernon. Wartell. Wenss,
xyilsor and the President Pro Tsm.--sS'
Noys--Nonc.
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street Openings.

70 ,ns Honorable tho Common Council
gsntlcmen--Your Committee 81
street Openings to whom MAJ Rarton 70,
Rntidars Pavsrs supply 60: 1888
Tor the vacation Of Eightecnth stress
bstwcen Haneosk avenue venue, ana aw m,enk re-.
centrsi, R Idnrr, w sish have had shs
same under constipation ana nno ~
Eighteenth strsst from liancock av.-
nue north to the railroad Is useless :.
the present time by reason o. inc SIP.
arat{on OF grades and We can soc no
obiection to the vacation OF eato
street a. requested, with ine unas, y,
said street herein vacated shall rever,
10 the city without expense II AZ any
time In tho future proceedings are IN
stituted for the opening OF same, amo
Respectfully submitted.
ssAANNR Fss XsI ffSS3TTFirv.ELD.
GEO A. OWEN.
louis iI. LEMPKE.
PATRICK OBRIEN.
Accepted. and on leave. the foIlow'
ing resolution was offered.
Resolved, That "All that part Of
Eighteenth street lying north OF TIC
"a and south OF the southerly line OF
the Michigan Central railroad right
f-way," DO ana the same IL hereby
v0c0to0.
Provided, That the abovs-describesl
portion OF Eighteenth street is vacated
with .hc distinct 1erstancing thAs
stitutcd at any timc In the future for
the opening OF Eighteenth strsst. the
ssIns shall revert TO tho City OF De-
troit withou, oxpcnsc: and further
Provided. That petitioners pay into
tho city Treasury whntcvar expense
may have been incurred By the City
IN the matter OF paving. ,nrnishins
within tho lines OF Eighteenth street
hereby vacated. as may be certified to
by the City Engineer, within 30 days
from :hs late Of adoption of this rcso-
luton
Yeos---Ali. Allan Barne,t Bshlow,
pleii. Burton. Case. De Calan. Dli.
pInssm.n IN. Feb Gcldn ,, qaihsrd'
i.ittieaeIi, Nowc. O'Brier Owen, Reid
Rsinhard,. I,utter. Schultz sf,sycki
Thompson. Vernon. wartei', wenze'
wilson md the l,rcs'dens Pro -rem.--s'.
Nays---None.
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street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemcn--Your Committee on
Street Openings to whom was referred
the communication from the Clerk OF
the Recorders Court transmitting YER
dict rendered by Jury Of said Court
IN the matter OF opening I.ovett ave-
nuet from Herbert street to Mc0raw
avenue. where not already opened an q
public street and highway, respect
fully report that we have had the mat
ter under consideration and ara eatis
Ned that the property In the vicinity
or the Improvement IL largely bcncfit-
ted by same and should therefore bcar
n portion OF .he expense. The award
OF the jury was e2,ss7.00, and we
recommend that 90 per cent or So
s9s.30 be assessed on the local nssess-
ment district. and that the remaining
portion. viz 10 per cent or S2sS.s 20 bs
paid by the City OF Detroit out or the
street Opening Fund, and we there
fore offer the following resolution.
Respectfully SUBMITTED
JAMES VERNON.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIET.D.
GEO. A. OWEN.
louis. r. LEMpKE.
PATRICK OBRIEN.
Accepted and or Leave the following
resolution was offered.
BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. The. the cemmsa Council
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ooutewaToUs
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Parks and Bouievards to whom was
Department OF Parks and Boulevards
81. G. G. D. lGV5). transmitting pro-
posais for the construction OF Laundry
machinery for the addition TO the
Belle Isle Bath House, respectfully
report that We have had the same UNI
der consideration and ind that the
American Laundry Machinery Co. are
the bidders whose machinery is recon-
mendcd and desired by tho Department
and we therefore recommend that the
lean Laundry Machinery Co be accept
ed and the following resolution
adopted
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
MAURICE J. HEATING.
JOHN c. BLEIL.
ALBERT Il. WILSON
Accepted and on leave the following
resolution was offered.
BY Aid Barnett:
Resolved. That the Department Of
by authorized and directed to enter
into contract with tho American Laun-
dry Machinery Co. for laundry
machinery for the addition to tho Belle
isie Bath House. for the sum OF 81
Adopted as follows:
feas-.Aid. Allan. Barnett Behlow
Bell. Burton. Case. De Galan. Din.
D!neeman. Field, Goldner. Guthard
less, Hindlc. Jakei. Heating. Lempke
iittlefleld Nowc. O'Brlcn. Owen. Reid
R Re- Rutter.< schultz, skrzyckii
Wilson and the President Pro Tem--Se
Nays--None.
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No the Honorable the Common Council:
lneroNts to whom was referred the reso-
Isflon granting permission to Leo
BuFbank TO sell popcorn from wagon
~ the vicinity OF Grand Circus park.
report we have had the
oaI1e under consideration and recon-
5mond that said resolution. presented
Nv Aid Thompson AZ aepston held
}]&h the End inst. q. G. C.. 113D, be
anoptod, and further that the Depart
4 UnGt az Police be and II hereby re-
iGnabted 70 allow the said Leo burbank
~ ell popcorn as per above resoiu-
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. KEATING.
SHERMAN LITTLEF1ELD.
GEO A. OWEN.
{s ALBERT E WILSON.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
Accepted and adopted.
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To the Honorable Common Councils:
Oentlemen--Your Committed on LII
ccnses. to whom was referred the po-
tition OF David Saffir (632s). asking FOR
the refund OF a license f.s re-p.,ctfuily
report that w. have had the same
under consideration. and after consul
tation with the Corporation Counsel
recommend thar tie prayer OF the pc
Respectfully submitted,
FREDERICK WENZCI.
ARCHIE NJ. REID.
JOHN i. BEHLOw.
HENRY v. DE OALAN.
Accepted and adopted.
Consent being granted Aid. owen.
the following ordinance was present
ed out OF ord DE, r; wan,
By Aid. Owen:
AN ORDINANCE to amend An ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance "a
aniond an ordinance entitled AN or
dinancc to prohibit the opening OF
establishing OF any place Wherein
spirituuus or Intoxicating iiauors.
malt. br~wsd or fsrm~ntsd liquors.
or vinous wines are. sold at whole
sale, approved November rs. 1913"
or the City OF Detroit:
That an ordnance entitled IAN or
dinance to amend an ordinance entitled
AN ordnance TO pro~lbit the opening
or establishing of any place wher. In
oPIituOuS VI IUtO&ICdtlNR LIQUORS. mali
rrewed or fermcntsd liquors or vinous
wines are sold at Wholesale approved
November 25. 1919" be and the same
rs hereby amended so as I'D read m fol-
lows:
Section /. Hereafter. there shall
2 NOT To opened or established with
{. In the confines OF the City of De-
4 troit, any place wherein spiriti-
GUS or intoxicating liquors, malt
brewed or fcrmcnted liquors or
rn uAlA
sale:
Q Provided. That this ordinance
10 shall not be construed to apply to
II any location where now Is being
4. lawfully maintained a place where.
IL ii liquors are being sold at whole
II sac and
~ Provided. further. Tho provisions
10 or this ordinance shall not apply
- to premises known as 1853 Jcffe,-
is srn avenue. being located on west
10 40 feet OF lot 7. block !. Governor
20 and Judges Plan" and
q Provided. further. The provi-
s2 SIGNS Of this ordinance shall not
IS Apply, to the following described
Is land bounded on tho cast by RAN
~ dolph street, west by l..s ITO an
q 1872. section T. Governor and Ju Iges
2s Plan. south by the Detroit river
80 ana north by alley south OF At
Sec. ?. Any violation OF the pro-
Y visions OF this ordinance shall be
- punished by fine not exceeding
~ $500. and In the imposition OF such
- fine. the court may make fur
36 Their sentence, that the offender
81 may be Imprisoned in tho Detroit
IS House OF Correction for a period
20 not exceeding 90 days.
Sec. :. This ordinance shall
~ take Immediate effect. $50.
Read twice by titic. ordered print
ed and referred to COMMITTEE an
Liquor Regulation.
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\ ~ tho Honorable the Common Council:
249 0entiemen--Your Committee on
<I<rests. 70 whom has been referred the
REORGANIZATION OF tho Department OF
/. IUo1tc Works. submitting revised srcc-
<(oeations for sheet asphalt pavement
mn asphaltfc concrete pavement re-
Ip<ctfully report:
81 NE have examined the same and
n thcreforc recommend that the resoiu-
ton OF Alderman Keating OF Decem-
x;Doe and 81. C.. c. 1727) be adopted.
- Respectfully submitted.
.:f COMMITTEE ON STREETS.
kts MAURICE J. HEATING.
III SHERMAN LlTTLEFfEID.
GEO. A. OWEN.
a. HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
cE ALBERT IL. WILSON.
~ Adopted as follows:
ne Ycas--Ald Allan. Barnett. BshloM,
iBloli Parton, Case, DE Calan. DIV.
Z 81nxeman. Field. Goldncr Guthart.
Y ogH. Hindle, Jakel Heating, Lempke.
a G4ttlcneld. Nowc. O'Brien. Owen. Rel.
Deinhardt. Rutter. schultz, Skrzyck!.
Xhompson Vernon, Wartell, WenIel
Wilson and the President Pro Tem.-s2.
Nv Hays--Nons.
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80 the Honorable the Common Council
0ont1emen--Your Committee or
4 streets to whom was referred the com.
Munication from the Department OF
III me paving OF various streets and
G11eyo. respectfully report we have had
n - 1Sme under consideration and lind
4 {k8t Julius Porath In the lowest biddel
3Gr paving Grand River avenue al
MI Kirby avenue at ssol and Alley
\ 1re tho lowest bidders for paving
y 4nsing avenue at $2.ls: that j. A.
HnfStof' - the lowest bidder for paw
'1&9 Rademachcr avenue at $2.18 and
- Thos. p Currie is the lowest BID q
4 ~ l1Su2rc yard, and your committee
\ 611Ne satislled that the bids Submitted
|H4x0 feaSonable, recommend that the
&0ntracts entered into by the Depart
4 tent Of Public Works with the afore-
4 8{sCve-menticnsd streets and alleys be
\ nfptoved and confirmed. and that the
&FVoSa1 resolutions presented BY Aid.
S0ntlnG ~ = session held on the 25th
S<1G ~. G. G. p. 1687-e) approving and
enAtming the above contracts DO
A Respectfully submitted,
M MAURICE J. HEATING.
N SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
<x GEO: =: OWEN
A AkRRY j = p1 MddS4x
Il Accepted and adopted AZ follows.
w Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
49, Burton, Case, De Galan, Dill.
Ie4en.an. Field Goldnsr. Guthard.
4 lnIarat Rutter. schnlts skrxycki
&1npoon. Vernon, warteil Wenzel
!lepn and TIE President Pro Tem--32.
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M 6ontlemcn--Your Committee on
/, Streets to whom was referred tho Pc
't;tions OF John Gurzick (636D and
Anna Il. 0nau (62s9) for the cancel
'opscffully report we have had the same
fnnder consideration. have made .
Thorough investigation OF each case
md being satisfied that neither of the
above arc entitled to relief from the
atty, recommend that the petition OF
lJohn Gurxick be indefinitely postponed
. and that the petition OF Anna II. Gnau
he denied
~ Respectfully submitted.
4 MAURICE j. KEATING.
8 SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
,E ALERT +, WILSON.
IN GEO. A. OWEN.
ss Aocepted and adopted.
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Hess. Hindle. Jaksl, Heating, Lempks.
Littiehcld. Nowc. O'Brien, owen. kei1.
F wsss4 s %sass sSyssss
Wilson and the President PRO Tein.--Ss.
Nays-None.
BY Aid, keating: -,
Public Works be and 10 hereby author
lied and directed TO issue permit TO
G. III. Schroeder TO construct area ex-
ssnGS ufa,nx f So ssss CO Graso,
Provided. That said work shall DO
performed under the supervision OF
in accordance with plans submitted TO
and approved by said Department.
Provided. That no rights In tho pup,
lie streets shall be considered waived
expressly on the condition that said
area and all distractions In connec-
ton herewith shall be removed at any
time when SO directed by the Common
Council; and further
Provided. That said permit issued by
the Department of Public Works AZ
granted with the distinct understand
ing thnt in tho event OF the charte.
being ame ndcd In such manner as VIII
provide for the levying OF a fee to be
eSrsa,.sr Sste pn r 1pon TOT than the
grantee win pay said fec provided for
In said act. and that said grantee does
hereby bind himself thereunto and ac-
hereby imposed.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow,
bis aar'0q ei Case ooS ID aia aa,ha
Hess. Hindle. Jakel. Heating. Lempke.
l.ittle6eld. Nowc. O'Bricn, Owen. Reid.
Butter Schultz
Wilson and the President Pro Tem--32
Nays-Ncne,
By Aid. Heating:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and is hereby auth
orized and dil ected to issue a permit
to John Waldecker and II. c. Thiery
tn erect combination lighting post and
gasoline discharge pump at curb line
In front OF lots SO and 81. 5. ;. Dix
avenue. between vinewood and Hub
approved by the Department OF Public
Buildings.
Provided. That said work shall be
under 'he and oi
in accordance with plans submitted TO
| and approved by said Department:
Provided. That no rights in the pub.
by this permission. which is granted
expressly on the condition that said
discharge system and all distractions
In connection Herewith shall be re,
by the Common Council: and further
Provided. That said permit issued
! granted with the distinct understand
| ing that In the event OF the Charter
being amended In such manner as will
provide for the levying OF an annual
| fec to be hereafter determined upon.
| for the occupancy OF public property.
| that the grantee will pay said fee pro-
vtded for In said act. and that said
grantee does hereby bind himself
thereunto and accept said permit on
| the conditions hereby imposed.
! Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow,
Bell. Burton, Case. De Galan. Dill.
ptngeman, Field, Goldner. Guthard.
Hess. Hindlc. Jakel. Heating. Lempke
Littlefield. Nowc. ORrien. Owen, Reid.
Reinhardt. Rutter. Schultz. Skrzycki
Thompson. Vernon, Warteli. Wenzel
Wilson and the President Pro Tem.-32.
Says-None
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we have had the same under constd-
Grafton and being satisfied that there
Is no public necessity for an alley as
petitioncd for at this time. reoommend
That the prayer of petitioner be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON,
SHERMAN LlTrLEFIEI.D.
GEO. A. OWEN.
LOUIS II. LEMPkE.
PATItICk O'BRlEN.
Accepted and adopted.
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To The Honorable the Common counsii
Gcntlef,en--your Committee Oh
street Openings 10 whom WIS referred
the petition OF George Grister fca35),
for the OPENING of<afley between
Moran and Ellery streets. Garfield and
GARFIELD avenues respectfully report
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Liquor Regulation.

To tho Honorable Common Councils:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. Ia whom was re-
ferred the application and bond OF the
Huebner. Toledo Brcweries Co. for
wholesale liquor license for property
west side OF Randolph street at de-
troit river front. respectfully report
that we have had the same under con-
sideration and, seeing no objection
thereto. We recommend that the said
application he accepted and the bond
approved
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY }. DINGF.MAN
MAURICE j. HEATING.
W. ". C.. HlNDLE.
OTTO REINHARr,T.
ANTHONY NOwC
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yens-.Aid. Allan. Barne,t. R.hlow.
Blai'. burton. Case. De Galan. Dill,
Dingoman. Field. Goidner. Guthard.
LESS. lIindlc. Jakel. Heating. Lempkc,
I.ittlcfela. Move. O'Drien, Owen, Reid
Ieinhardt. Rutter. Schultz, Skrzycki
THOMPSON. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel
Wilson and the President Pro Tem.--32.
Nays-None.
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pectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT.
Join II. THOMPSON.
JOHN c. BJ ELL,
AIRERT r. VII COW

Accepted and adopted as follows:
.Yeas---Ald. Allan. Barnett. Rehlow.
,,eil. Burton. Case. De Galan, Di1.
Dingcmnn. Field, Colirer, Cuthnrn.
,t,ss. iindlc, Jakel. heating. Lempke.
Littlehc.d. Nowc. O'Brlcn. owen. Held
I:sinfardf, Ru.ter. Schultz, Skrzycki
wilson and the President Pro TEN. LAP.
Nays-Nonc.
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|lIn0N COUNCIL


ID 1nnooh Vernon. Warteii. wenxel
~ And the President Pro Tem-s2
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To the Honorable Common Council:
0entlemsn-Your Committee on LIQUOR
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I3ohe Honorable the Common Council:
III >ul3emen--Your Committee on
Hon Vt Michigan Savings Bank TO
w Dfruct nve areas alongside build
144 q the northwcst corner Of Warren
&Mp4 Mckinley avenues. respectfully re-
ssssion. have We examined s the plans m
81 40ytted and can see no objection TO
E 9rantihg Of said permit. provided.
244 0wner concretes on the Mckinley
[e 70 where the curb limo will be
81 - Dtreet II paved. and We there
Il rscommend the adoption of the
Rs HxSfickk !; ;oG TEaSfso.
VIII. c. HINDLE.
GEO. A. OWEN.
ALBERT Il. wilson.
Aeoepted, and ON leave, the follow
XIe resolution was offered:
|}23 lseSojvsd. That the Department az
n NO Works be and II hereby author
4 ana directed to Issue q permit to
lnhtgan Savings Bank to construct
;7ss Werren and Mckinley avenues.
.rD4Qvided. owner concretes on Mex inley
N &Xpnue side Of building from building
- 20 where the curb line of the
q: @L44t viii be when same u paved.
NJ Provided That said work shall be
Il e42SHed under tho supervision OF
<5&(o Department OF Public Works and
~ ~ QoeQrdance with plans submitted TO
#40 Improved by snfd Department;
kxx HHovl0ed. That no rights in the pub-
" Qeroete shall bA consldered waived
y &N1e permission. which IL grantee
s Deooe1y on tho condition that sald
4&9 and oil distractions In oonnoo-
[V9 <Qeeewith shall be removed At any
1gg4 y14n 20 directed by tho CommoR
p 1Q0ells md further
jTT %YtQytdtds That said permit issued by
~ DEPARTMENT Of Public Works n
no9d with the distinct understar "a :
|kl Tt00A 81 the event OF the Chart or
q Ho,G ad94udcd In such manner a. will
<1@VV1e Tor fhe lcvying OF Tee TO be
IT. dsterm!ned upon, for the oc-
" peNey o. public properly. that the
4lSe Will pay satd IRE provided fer
1450s ool, and that said grantee does
(y49 bind hjmse1f thsrcanto and ac-
81 ~ sad permit on the conditions
5j5s kssling moved the adoption Of
- natl moved an an amendment
tke yNattse he laid on the table
800 week which motion prevailed
Al Allan, barnett. p.h,o~
0Zroc1, Case Pc caian. b1l
l61l(, Ja1eel. Kestlng. tsmpke
Movie. ofTEier. Over. Nod
- - NJ Proesdent pro TENTS
~ \ 'l- iI
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From the Department Of Parks and
6oulevards.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
l'arks and Boulevards to whom was
referred the petition OF Ernest Whit
marsh ct al. tSs7s). asking that the
city purchase the property bounded
by Vinewood, McGraw and Milford
spcctfully report that VIC have had
the same under consideration and be-
iiieve that such n playground would
De OF great benefit to that part OF
Inc city and we recommend that the
Commissioner OF Parks and Boulevards
lie hereby instructed TO include in his
estimates for the next fiscal year an
amount sufficient 10 acquire by pur-
chase or condemnation proceeding.
ne above described property for park
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'><<<. b D ~ z1GOoG04
Hpeal1s Common Council:
9ol1eh side Kctche
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granted with the distinct understand.
Ing that In the event Of the Charter
provide for the leeying Of q fee TO
be hereafter determined upon, for tho
occupancy OF public property. that the
granted will pay said fee provided for
hereby bind himself thereunto and ac-
cept said permit on the conditions
hereby imposed.
Adopted rs follows:
-, Y:as-1AId; Allan: Barnett Bsalow.
6inseman. fseid. GoiSnsr. 9ussord ara
Hsss. IIindle. Jakel. Keatlng. LampkS.
Littiefeld, Nowe. O'Brien. owen. Ro!I.
FsS%psSn Svs vernon s @sass W. .nss
Wilson and the PRESIDENT Pro Tem.--32.
Nays-None.
By Aid. Heating:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby author
| ICED and directed TO ISSUE a permit TO
gna,dd LesassswsM to construct area
Tor street side OF btilding located at
the corner OF Russell and Superior
street, nhmely $40 Russell street;
performed UNDER the supervision OF
the Department OF Public Works and
In accordance with plans submitted to
TrSvided. That no oq r,sS sHsi in tns pub.
lie streets shall be considered waived
bv this permission. which 10 granted
lcSPIessiy on tne condition that said
aren and all obstructions In connection
herewith shall DO removed at any
time when so directed by the Common
Ccuncil. and further
Fr9yided. That said permit issued b.
the Department Of Public Works il
Ing that In the event OF the Charter
being amended In such manner as will
provide for the levying Of fec to be
| hereafter determined upon. for fhe oc-
cupsncy o. public property, that the
grantee will pay said Zee provided FOR
w said act. AND that said grantee does
kHreby bind himself thcrcunto and ac-
seps. said permit on the conditions
horebr imposed
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-09
AMERICAN WAS
KILLED UNFAIRLY
Charge Made as the Result of the
Death of Wealthy Planter Who
Fought a Duel i'll Cuba.

HAVANA, Cuba, April 9.-The duel
between Rudolph Warren, son of Jere
Warren, a prominent American sugar
planter, and Hannibal Mesa, member
of a wealthy Cuban family, which re-
suited in the death of Warren, has
caused much tension ON account of ac-
cusations Of the unfair conditions. Al
legations are made that Warren was
deliberately sacrificed to the superior
craftsmanship of his opponent. As a
result of the controversy, it is report
ed that five duels are impending, the
principals including the former speaker
Of the House Of Representative, Col
onel Orestes Ferra. and Major San
gully, the opposing second, ami various
members of Congress. Secret police
are shadowjng all suspected combat
ants for the purpose of preventing the
tiucls.