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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-31
sCOMON COUNCIL
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value ~ the gas furnished the city Hall
testing station averaged B01f y. +. L..
The heat value OF the gas furnished the
rrncord avenue testing station averaged
Slv.t ~. 4, u. The candle power OF the
MAS furnished the eastern district aver
aged 1915 candles and the western dis
uict 1876 candles No ammonia or hy-
nrogen-sulphide was found 10 be pres
ent. lie total sulphur content OF the
gas. was found upon test 10 be 10 Il
grains per 100 en-. Il. The pressure with
Few minor exceptions. was found 10 he
consistent with tho requirements OF the
ordinance.
The gas furnished the Fifteenth ward
by the Suburban station OF the Detroit
tltf Gas Company was found npon test
TO- meet the requirements OF the ordi-
nance. On Dec. oath the heat value Of
The gas furnished the city mains al the
gtts works, WAS found 20 be 6l6.5 y r.
tf No ammonia or hydrogen sup hidC
VAS found 10 be present The pressure
was found TO be consistent with the re-
puirements of the ordinance
Respectfully submitted.
G.. !. WHITE.
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on nle.
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Third Readinu of OrdLnancc.
Health and City Hospitals.

To the Honorable the Common Coun
Gentlemen Your Committee
Health and CITY Hospitals desire
report Ia your Honorable Body {
We hhVe had under consideration
advise billty or purchasing acre
adjacent TO property owned by
city OF Detroit just outside OF
city limits for the use OF the Dope
ment Of Public Works al a price I
Is entirely. satisfactory TO your c.
mittee and inasmuch as the clrcI
stances IN connection with said .
chasc nccessitates action by :,
honorable Body on advice OF
commissioner Of Public Works
committee recommends that the p
position submitted he accepted
the following resolution adopted
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN c. BLEIL,
ANTHONY NoWc
BY Aid Bell
Resolved, That the Commissioner
Public Works be, and is hereby
Structed To purchase from Frank
Hecker. Trustee, the plat OF Grot
adjoining property owned by the
just outside OF the city limits.
closed I'm red lines. and described
IallaNS- fa4-i4, e-st44s4-. 4-s4 aga
acre for l0h acres. more or less. us
the funds provided for an incincr
plant.
All that part or lot g. plat OF
that part OF lots .. 9. and OF .
vcy and subdivision OF lots 25 ant
Of the subdivision OF the ST.
Farm. Private Claim No 26, desert
as follows.
Beginning at the intersection of
northerly line OF the Detroit Term
X. T. and the east lire OF said 10
thence northerly along said east
223 feet TO q point thence westerl,
right angles 1852 feet TO point
the nCrtherly limo or the bet
Terminal r., thence south east
along said northerly line TO the p
Of beginning
Also all OF lot 3. subdivision al
mentioned lying northerly OF the
troit Terminal r. r.
Also all OF lot g. subdivision AT
mentioned. lying northerly of the
troit Terminal r. w.
Also all OF lot 3. subdivision az
mentioned living northerly OF the
troit Terminal r. r.
Also the easterly 80 feet az II
subdivision above mentioned.
Southerlv OF the Detroit Terminal !
Adopted as follows
YeaS=tff. Aitan. Barnett. Bch
Rlcil Case. be Gaian Dul Dlngcr
Field. Freiwald Guthard Hess T
die. Jakel Keatiny. Iemnke. T.
Sold. Iod~e. Move. oBrion. q
Reid Eeinhardt Rntter Scheman
Schultz Skr7vcki Thomson Ncl 4
Wenzcl. ui'eon and the President /:
Nays--None
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from eoard Of Water comml,sIoners.

TO the Honorable the Common Council.
Centiemen--At a meeting OF the
City Of Detroit, held Monday Dec D.
1913. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas. Ar amendmentN 20 the
Charter OF the city or Detroit where
by the Board OF Water Commissioners
OF said city waf granted power and
authority 10 issue bonds I'm excess Of
its present bonded debt. IN the sum "a
two million dollara, In nccorda nee
with Act No.t 27g- Of the Public Acts
OF 1903. as amendcd was approved by
the people AZ special election. held
April 1.-1913. said bonds To bear In
tercst mt not exceeding four per cent
per annum,
Whereas. The validity OF said Act
has been questioned and decision -
awaited from the Supreme Court, and
Whereas. This Board believes IL I'm
oosslble 10 market said bonds at. the
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Hon. Richard Lindsay,
CITY Clerk.
Dear Sir--In reply TO your favor OF
December 18Th. the principal change
IA this department Is as follows
The present corporation or the De-
troit Museum OF Art Will be abolished
and all the property funds erc- VIII
be- transferred to the City Of Detroit.
The name VIII be changed 80 Detroit
Institute OF Arts" IL shall be managed
by Commission appointed by the
Mayor with the consent OF the COM
mon Council The Common Council
shall. annually appropriate FOR the De-
troit Institute Of Arts a sum equal TO
1850 OF per cent or the assessed value
OF all real and personal property un
10 the sum OF 100000. All funds gifts
requests. etc. shall be paid 10 the city
Treasurer To be used By the Institute
Of Arts for the purpose FOR which il
was appropriated. devised or bequeath-
ed
Ia word the changes VIII make u
the Detroit Museum Of Art a Municipal
Institution ia the fullest sense Of the
word Now il is only OF a semi public
nature
Very truly yours.
CLYDE r. BURROUGHS
Acting Director
Accepted and placed on file
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Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable tho Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts 10 whom was re-
ferred the petition Of Ferdinand for-
ath Son. request
or paving OF alley No. 212. respectfully
report We have had the same under
consideration and after an inVestiga-
tion find. that the contract was cont
pleted by petitioners bat owing 10 a
dispute over some drain tile the De
partment Of Public Works would not
accept same. After listening 10 testi-
mony on the matter your committee
are OF the opinion that the paving or
said alley No, 272 should be accepted
by the department inasmuch as all
differences have been adjusted between
az and petitioners. ana that the con
tractors should be paid the amount due
them
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT r. ALLAN
GEORGE r FIELD.
JOHN G. BLFlL.
ALBERT r WILSON
ANTHONY NOWC
Accepted and adopted az follows,
\ ess-Aid. Allan. Barnett. Behiow.
Ble.l Case. lie Galan. piN pingcman.
Field, Frelwald Guthard, Hess Hin
die Jakel. Heating. Lempke Little
field. Lodge Nowc O'BrieH. owen,
Reid Reinhardt Rutter. Schemansky 81.
schultz. SkrZyct Thompson. Vernon.
Wenzel Wilson and the Prcsident-S..
Nays-None
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From the Clerk

To the Hohotable 'the Common Council
Gentlemen - UeE 90 advise your Hon
oroble Body that I am in receipt OF the
following communication from The Mich
iEau Railroad Commission.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City clerk. .
The following Is the communication
referred to.
Mr. Richard Lindsay. city clerk.
Dear Acknowledgment is hereby
made of the receipt OF your favor OF To"
18th inst attached 10 which was % res0-
luton OF the Common COUNCIL with ref
oreuce 20 the protection Of cavalry /SkeS
/nue crossings by the Wabash and Vefe
Marquette Replying to tho same W
have 10 advise that this Will bc given
Immediate attention.
Yours respectfully
MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMM SStON.
Ely q. s. CUNNINGHAM.
Commissioner.
Accepted and pls ced on nlc
Detroit McD, Dec. 30 1913.
To the Hpnorable The Common Council
% Detroit.
Gentlemen By action OF the Detroit
Federation OF Labor at stated meeting
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From the Department OF Parks and
Boulevards.

Uot the Hoflrable the Common COUNCIL.
9entlemeli.--In connection with ~hc
resolution passed by your Honorable
Bcfy on NOV. 25th. instructing me 20
proceed Immediately with the erection
OF the shelter station at the southeast
corner OF Griswod street and Michigan
avenue. / beg 10 say that on November
29th instructed Messrs. Van Leyen &
Schiiifng 10 proceed with the drawing 81
fha plans and on Dec. Sth Was advised
byt them or their dsinclination To pro-
seeeSl with the same. The matter was
<irv<n rrfcrrru
wac declined IL was then taken up
with Mr. VIM r. Stratton, who also re-
fused the commission, and this morning
A sAn In receipt OF a communication from
thu Michigan Chapter. American lDsti=
tune Of Architects an organization com
poHed OF many OF the prominent archi-
focts or the city conveying the infor-
man1on that they deemed the erection
4of The structure at the point selected as
fnodvisable. l enclose herewith copies Of
the several communications received
IL would. therefore, respectfully ask
whether Ii Is the wish OF your Honor
able Body that search for a competent
archftect TO do this work be continued.
await your further instructions.
Very truly yours,
VIM. r. DUST.
Commissioner.
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decentralization

Aid Bell moved 10 reconsider
vote bV which the resolution
adopted.
Aid Vernon moved TO suspend
% for the purpose OF indefinitely !
poring the motion 20 reconsider. W
motion prevailed as follows,
Yeas-AId Allan. Barnett. Rel
RIeu Case. De Galan Dill. DingC
Field. Frelwald. Guthard. Hess.
ldleA Jakei Heating. Lempke. T.
field. Lodge. Move. O'Brlcn. =
Reid Reinhardt Rr'ter. Schemaf
schultz Strzvcki. THOMPSON. We
Tavs--None.
Aid Pleil then moved that the
tion 20 reconsider he irdehrffoly 3
pored. which motion prevailed
The regular order was resumed
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from the Board Of HeaIth

I'd the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen.-During recent months
patients from Detroit have been sent bi
the Board OF Health for treatment a.
tho Pasteur Institute az the University
OF Michigan. for which treatment 10
Eethcr/w the board 81 some or thes,
patients. the amount nov due Is S6s6 So
which amount the Board Of Health re-
sp4ctfnliy requests your Honorable BODY
TO Iauthorize the CITY Controller to pro-
Vide out OF available funds.
Respectfully submitted.
BOARD OF HEALTH
b JOHN 2. McklNLAN.
Secretary.
Referred to Committee OF WAYS and
Means.
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Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Cov
GVntlemen--Nou Committee
fcrred the application. and bond
Frank ]. Verlinden for\transfer &
censc from 5is Orleans street to
Division street. respectfully rcpor
have had the same under consider
and seeing no objection thereto. re-
mend that the above application
bond be approved.
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY J. ptNGF.MAN.
MAURICE J. KEATINf
w. w. G.. HINDTk.
tContinued on page sevenD.
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Ordinances.

TO the Honorable the Common Coui
Gcntlemen-Your Committee on (
dinances TO whom was referred
petftiou OF slater Constructiun
$50. asking that the name ~ Fo /
nm avenue be changed 10 Wood 4
avenue respectfully report We I
had tho same under consideration
heg leave to report that said 40
Hill avenue Is but two blocks IN len
extending easterly from the end
Woodland avenue 20 city limits; (
hy reason OF the abrupt ending
Woodland avenue, confusion arises
the delivery OF mail express, etc,
inasmuch as said street Is In fact
continuation OF Woodland avenue.
can see no objection 10 the request
petitioners and therefore recomm,
The passage 81 the following ordinan
Respectfully submitted
STTEKMNN- r.fT-rfsEt 'rtefso,
GEO A OWEN.
n ". RUTTER.
ELMER -. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT,
OTTO REfNHARDT.
ANTHONY NOWC.
The following Is the ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE changing the ma
OF Forest lIill avenue. EXTEND
from Russell street 90 easteriy c
limits 10 Woodland avcndS.
II is hereby ordained by the Peol
OF the city OF Detroit
EtNilUn L. MT kAAN IAhiiN HNl'
or highway heretofore known
3 Forest Hill avenue. extending fr'
I Russell street TO casterly city IL
. It's be ana the same ~ here
changed and shall hereafter
known and designated as Woo
\ land avenue.
9 This ordinance shalt take b
10 mediate effect
Read twice by title. ordered prirt
and unanimous consent being grant
the ordinance was then placed on
order Of third reading
Third Reading Of Ordinance.
The title 20 the ordinance was re
a third time,
The ordinance was then read
The question being shall this or
nance now pass" The ordinance "
passed. majority OF the Alderm
present voting therefor AS follows
Adopted as follows,
Ncas-Ald. Allan. Barnett Bcklo
Bell. Case. DE Calm. Din, Dingemi
Field. Freiwald. Guthard, Hess. ri
die, JRkel. Heating. Lempke, Lit
field. Lodge. Move. OBrien, Ow
Reid. Reinhardt. Eutter. Schcmans
schultz Skrzycki Thompson, Nern
Wcnzcl, Wilson and the President
Nays-None
The title 10 the ordinance was &C
firmed
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Rleil. Case. De Galan. Din, Dinger
Field. Freiwald Guthard. Hess,
die. JRkel. K0atiug. Lempkc. LII
Mold l.Odlre. Move. o'Bricn, oN
Reid, Iteinhardt Eltter, Schcman
Sckultz. Skrzyckl. Thompson, Yer
WcnZel. Wilson and the ProsllSnt-
Nay Nome
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Streets.

TO The Honorable the Common Council
Gent men Your Committee ur
streets - whom was referred the resO-
luton granting permission To Dr. Georg.
-. BosSrt 10 place PHYSICIANS sign al
the corner OF Canton and Mack avenues
respectfully report We have had the same
rndrr consideration aud your committed
being opposed 90 the granting OF per
m.ts 20 place signs ON public property
rec mrcnd that said resolution present.
ed hy Ala Reid at a session held on the
niteiy postponed.
Respectfully submitted
MAURICE } HEATING,
SHERMAN LlTTLEFIELD.
w VI g. HINpI.E.
GEO A. CASE.
albert +. WILSON.
HARRY J. DTNGEMAN
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted
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To sine Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen beg 20 advise your Hon
Ctabla Roxy that the following liquor
dealers applications. uuder Act 2sl ~
the Public Acts ~ 1903, HS amended.
have been lied .n my office.
IMPLICATIONS
20SN--t laude Heyne. Cor transfer from
1917 Jefferson avenue 90 1909 JEFFERSON
avenue
1OGq-tiustaNe Mertens. special adm .
estate o~ John KILLER. 90 continue saloon
az -5- Gratiot avenue.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
Referred t0 committee on Liquor Reg
ulafl9N.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentemer.- Your Committee on
StrrrrS. TT vrrurrT WITS referred the petit
tion OF George Ho-ard t64S2l. for per
init 10 construct covered area extending
3 n In. over lot line On Champlain
street side 81 building situated AZ the
corner or St Aubin avenue, respectfully
report We have had the same under CON
sideraiion and recommend that the re-
quest he granted. provided the said area
tend more than rs inches oyer lot line.
We therefore ofrer the following resolu-
ton.
MAURICE HEATING.
SHERMAN LIFT LEFIELD,
" n J HINDLE.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
GEO. y OWEN.
JOSEPH SCHEMANsKY.
Accepted. and on leave, the following
resolution was offered:
Resolved Chat the Department OF
Public Works be, and Is hereby author
ICED and directed 10 issue permit 20
George Howard 10 construct covered
area extending not more than is inches
over lot line, Inclusive OF wall on Cham
plain street side of building. situated at
she corner OF 81. Auhin avenue.
Provided. That said work shall be per
formed under the supervision of the De-
partment % Public Works, and In ace
Cordance wiki plans submitted 10 and
approved hy said Departments
Provided That no rights in the public
streets shalt be considered waived hy
~, permission. which Is granted eN-
ptcssly on the condition that snid COW
cred area and all Instructions IN con-
uection herewith shall be removed az
any time when 40 directed by the Conn
mon Council. and further
Provided. That said permit issued by
The Department OF Public Works Is
granted with the distinct understanding
that I'm the event of the Charter being
amended in such manner as will provide
FOR the icvyinE OF "a Zee 10 be hereafter
determined upon Tor the occupancy ~
public property. that the grantee viii
pay said zee provided FOR in said act.
AND that said grantee does hereby bind
himself thereuutV and accept said per-
nit on the conditions hereby imposed
Adopted as follows.
G~ss-Ald Allan. Barnett Bchlo~
Bleil Case De Galap. nm. ningcman,
Field, trciwald Guthard. Hess. Him
80 NV,TrIr's' III lux r.Tv0'vT
Reid. Rcinhardt Rutter. Schcrauskv.
schultz, Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon.
WtnZcL Wilson and the Prcsident-32.
NaXs-Nonc
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WALTER BARLOW.
From the Board Of Assessors.

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gen tlemen--We herewith transmit
20 your honorable hodf street opening
Assessment Roll number 2i6 for de-
fraying a part o! the expense and cost
or taking private property tor the
opening OF Mullane street. from Logan
avenue TO Lane avenue. where not al
ready opened, as public street and
highway.
This roll has been prepared pursuant
20 and in accordance with the resolution
adopted BY your honorable body on
November 10Th, 1918. G.. G. g. Page
I7ol).
The benefits OF the whole property
included In the taxing district equals
the sums assessed thereon, and the
lands included in the said assessment
dltrict were assessed IN proportion TO
the benefits specially derived By them
from such Improvement. The notice
required by law has been given 10 the
parties in interest ~ will appear hy
the annexed notice and affidavit OF
publication. We have therefore sign
cd the same and report IL 20 your hon
orable body, and herewith present the
following resolution 10 Thar end
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from the Department Of Buildings.

Mr.. Richard Lindsay,
City Clark
Dear Sir--W have your letter OF
December 18TH. 1913, calling our atten-
ton TO the resolution presented by
Alderman Vernon regarding the effec I
OF new charter upeR our Department
VIII say that the new charter =
passed will abolish the honorary Com
mission governing this Department Rnd
the department Will be one bureau ~
the Public Safety Department. Other
than that l have not found any direct
effects upon this Department
Yours respectfully
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS
Per HENRY A. DUPONT
Chief Inspector.
Accepted and placed on fle
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third READING Of ordInance.
Ordinances.

r. the Honorable the Common CounC
Geutlemen--Your Committee on &
dinanceS to whom was referred I
ordinance entitled AN ordinan
changing the name or Chippewa az
nue., extending from Mack avenue
resnegtlnlly report We have had
same under consideration and see
no objection thereto recommend q
said ordinance, presented BY
lpngeman 1T a session held on
Z$rd inst. o. . g. p. lSfs), be pas.
ass uhmitted
Respectfully submitted.
SHERMAN LtTTLEFtELi
GEO a OWEN.
H. W. RUTTER,
ELMER - CASE
OTTO REGNHARDT.
ANTHONY NOWC.
The ordinance was then placed
the order ~ third reading.
Third Reading Of Ordinance.
The title 20 the ordinance was r.
a third time
Tho ordinance was then read
The question being shall this ,
Ill 1GG-lAlX- nAssgY The ordinah
WAS passed, a majority OF the AID,
men present voting therefor as
lows
Adopted as follows:
Yeas AID Allan Barnett. Behl,
Rlcil Case. De Calan. Din. Dingem
Field. treiwald. Guthard. Hess. "A
die, Jakel, Heating, Lempke, Lit
Held. Lodge. Move, O'Brien. Ow
Reid. Reinhardt. Rutter Schemans
schultz. Skrzycki. Thompson. Yer
Wen2cl Wilson and the President
Nays None
The. title TO the ordinance was @,
hrmed
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Streets.
Minority Heporf.

Minority HepOrt.
To tie Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
streets 10 whom was referred the Pc
titions az Woodward Thcater Go. t63l-)
and oEPalace TLeatre-I'o. -tf-i2a), both
FOR permission 10 CONSTRUCT marguisr
20 be supported by iron posts az curp
lire and extending over entire width Of
sidewalk ln front OF las Woodward
avenue and As Monroe avenue. rrspe.
lively respectfully report that the
minority OF your committee is opposed
to the granting OF permits OF the ma.
ture sought by petitioners and there
fore recommend that the above petit
tt0us be denied
Respectfully submitted.
SHERMAN ITTLEFIELD.
JOSEPH SCHFMANSKY
IlLtleAaLl -laANLd adnntint1
Of the minority report which motion
was lost as follows;
Ycas-Ald Behlow. Guthard, Little
HELD. Move. O'Rrieu Reiphardt Sche-
mansky schultz and Vernon
Nays--Aid Allan. Barnett RleU.
Case De Gal3u, bill. Dingeman. Field.
Frciw9ld. Hess Hindle Jakel. Keatins.
Lempke Lodge owen. Reid Rutter.
Skrzycki, Thompson Weuzel Wilson
and the President--23.
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Nv Aid Freiwald

By Aid Freiwald
Resolved That the Common Council
OF the City OF Detroit edo hereby APP
prove and confirm Street Opening As
sessment Roll number lfl FOR dcfray
ing part OF the expense and cost OF
taking private property Cor the widen
ing OF Elery street from Medburl
avenue 70 HolbOrn avenue where not
already opened. as public street and
highway.
Which said roll has been prepared
pursuant to ard In accordance win
the resolution adopted by the Com
mon Council November 18th. 1913 %
g. g. Page 1910; further resolved that
the description or the premises snu
the names OF persons contained therein
are received as correct that the lots
and parcels ~ land contained therein
and the several owners and occupant =
have been assessed IA said roll in proc
rived by them. and each OF them, from
+ the widening Of said EllerE street
that the benefits OF such Improvement
10 such lots and parcels or lanQ, anp
the several owners thereof equals the
-tss essmeut levied against the property
contained IN said assessment ron, that
-+---- benefits la t-.al - Aoll- ot 1Ae nro4z
erty Included ia the taxing dlstflct
equals the sum assessed thereon ana
that the sums set forth Ia the said as
sessment roll are the currect ones
which each lot or parcel or land shoul !
be assessed and pay. and that The SAL
assessment upOu such lot OF pdrcel nt
land. be collected from the several per
sons liable 20 pay tho same according
To- law. and shall become due and pay
able within SO days from the date OF
tine FIRST publication hX-the- City Treas
urer OF the notice OF said assessment.
J approve the form OF the above reso-
luton.
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Adopted AS follows.
Yeas--Ald Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
m.
Field Freiw aid Guthnrd. Hess. Hin
die. JakeL keatine. Lempke. Little
fold Lodge. Move. O'Brtcn, owen,
Reid, Rcinhardt. Rutter. SchemanskN,
schultz, Skrzycki Thompson, Vernon.
" enzel, Wilson ana the Prcs!dent--32.
Nays--None
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Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Committee Dn
Ways and Means 20 whom was refer
red the communication from the
Mayor notifying the Common Council
that he had So tho name Of the city
OF Detroit. placed 81 10000 AZ the dis
pOsal OF the Mayor or Red Jacket for
relief OF the distress occasioned by
tl4A-EeL-1-rIL Al-t1s- r4l-ll
port that IN our opinion the action OF
the Mayor was comm ndable and
proper and We therefore recommend
that the Controller be instructed tu
city and herewith submit the proper
resolution and recommend its adoption
JAMES VERNON
JOHN c. LODGE.
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
ELMER y CASE,
John l. JAKEI.
GODFREY FREIWALD
EpW AftD BARNETT
BY Aid Vernon:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he is hereby authorized and
directed IN the event OF draft being
made on him for one thousand dollars
by tho Mayor Of Red Jacket for hts
relief fund. TO draw his warrant on
the Contingent Fund for that amount
Adopted as follows.
Bell Case, De Galan. Dill, Dingcman
Field Freiwaid Guthard Hess Hin
die. Jakel. Keating Lempke, Little
field. Lodge Move. O'Brleu. owen
Reid ReiRhHrrt Rutter. Schemansky
SclfGftz. Skrzvcki. Thomson. Vernon
Wenz,l. Wilson and the Presldcnt--32
Nayg--None
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From the Department OF Parks and
BouIevards.

Hup. Cornmon Council:
Gentlemen am sending YOU here
with copies OF the annual report of this
department for the lscsl year endiue
June 30th, 1918.
Respectfully,
WM T. DUST
Commissioners.
Accepted and placed on nle.