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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27
From the Clerk.

From the Clerk.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen beg to advise your
Honorable Body that I am In receipt Of
the following communication.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The following is the communication
referred to:
Mr.. Richard Lindsay.
City Clerk,
Detroit. Michigan.
Dear Sir-We have your letter of
August goth, together with copies OF
two resolutions and an ordinance pass
ed by your City Council touching the
question OF railroad regulation In your
city.
As to the question of protection at
the street crossings OF the Grand
yr.x ! have to advise that In the
making an inspection OF these cross
ines. Of which you will receive due
motto" Under the statute. the railroad
companies are also entitled to notice
OF these hearings, and we will set this
date just as soon as possible. Every
day next week 10 taken, and II will be
some day OF the week commencing
September lst; or possibly the fore.
be determined In a short time and you
will receive due notice.
AS to the question Of blocking the
streets. This 10 a clear violation OF
the statute. We have q statute In this
state that provides as follows:
< ANY railroad corporation. or COM
pany owning or operating a railroad
In this state that shall permit Its en-
gines. cars or trains to obstruct any
public street or highway, for q longer
period than FIVE minutes at any one
time. shall be liable to q penalty for
each offense of twenty five dollars. The
penalties provided for each case here
be brought In the name Of the people
OF the state. ETC.
This provision you will md in Com
pliers Section 6304 OF Compiled Laws
of 1897. or Section EOS. Of the railroad
laws. copy OF which we are sending
you under separate cover.
I am pleased to advise you that we
blocking crossings, and will do all we
can to assist you In your city In COM
Polling a compliance with the statute.
As to the reasonableness or validity
of the ordinance which your Council
recently passed. requiring certain
number Of men to be employed In the
making up OF trains and In the opera
your city, the writer would prefer to
take this matter up with the full Com
mission, and as the Chairman is not
present at this writing. + will post
pOne further consideration OF this mat
ter, and will write you later our views
in regard to 1T.
Respectfully yours,
MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMMISSION.
BY JAMES SCULLY.
Commissioner.
Accepted and placed on Ale.
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From Department Of Public Works.

10 the honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith submit re-
port for week ending with August
10Th. 1913. The gas furnished the CITY
by the Detroit Gas Company during
this period was found, upon test, to
meet the requirements Of the ortIin-
ance. The heat value Of the gas fur
nished City Hall testing station ave-
ragged 6l61 b. T. u. The heat value
OF the gas furnished the Concord Ave-
nue. testing Station averaged $3.50 3
T. ~ The candle power Of the gas
furnished the Eastern District ave.
rased 100 candles and the western
District 1879 candles. No ammonia or
hydrogen ulphide was found to be
present. The pressure. with few minor
exceptions. was found to be consistent
with the requirements OF the ordin-
ance.
The gas furnished the 18th ward
by the Suburban Station OF the De-
troit City Gas Co. was found upon
test to meet the requirements OF the
ordinance. On August 25th heat value
OF the gas furnished the city mains
at the gas works was found to be
607.7 b. T. y. and the candle powar
1915 candles. No ammonia or hydro
gen-suiphide was found to be present
The pressure was found to be consis-
tent with the requirements of the or
dinance.
Respectfully submitted
q. j. WHITE.
Gas Inspector
Accepted and placed on file
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From the Clerk.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen beg to advise your
Honorable Body that ! am In receipt
OF the following communications
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The following is the communication
referred to:
Hon. Mayor Marx and the Common
Council OF the City OF Detroit:
Gentlemen--1n regard to the pro-
posed new Cross Town street car line
in the West side. we think that juno
ton avenue would be the logical street
in which to install same. as II would
reach denseiy populated district and
fll "a long felt want among the manu-
facturers Of this nefghborhood.
There are a large number OF manu-
featuring plants I'm the vicinity OF
Junction avenue. besides ourselves.
and II the ltne Is placed In this street
IL would be u great convenience TO US
all.
We sincerely hope that you will rem
der your decision accordingly.
Yours very truly,
AMERICAN AIR COMPRESSOR CO..
DOUGLAS McCRACKEN,
Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Accepted and placed on nfe.
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Public UtIIItIss.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Pub
lie Utilities to whom was referred the
resolution adopted by the Street Rail-
way Commission relative to the con.
struction OF extensions within the City
of Detroit. respectfully report that
we have had the same under consld-
Grafton and beg leave to offer the fol.
lowing resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN c. LODGE.
MAURICE J. KEATIN0,
GODFREY EREIWALD,
JOSEPH SCHEMAN9KY,
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered: -
BY Aid. Lodge:
Resolved. That any Street Railway
extensions ordered to be built on the
streets by action Of sthis Common
Council be built under the supervision
Of the Street Railway. Commission.
Adopted a. follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
Bell. Case, De 0alan, Dill, Dingoman.
Freiwald, Hess, Hindle, Jakel, Kssting,
Lempke, Littlefield, Lodge. Nowc.
OBrien. Owen, Reid. Schemansky
Schultz. Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon,
Wartell. Wenxel Wilson and the Pres
ident Pro Tem-29.
NayS--NOne,
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Public Utilities.

To The Honorable the Common Coun0Ns
Your Committee on Public Utilities
cation the telephone situation - Il
now deplorably obtains In the city. beg
leave to report that We have carried
on such investigation to the limit %
our power IN the .prsmees; tha We.
Counsel that there II no law un0or
which the telephone company can H
compelled by local authority to
crease the efficiency OF the service 1t
10 at present rendering the public. nor
10 there any law whereby local ap-
thority can demand and obtain inb-
provement In the telephone service.
We are also advised by the Corpora
ton Counsel that Il will require =
sary power upon local authority and
that q provision dealing comproheo-
sively with the subject should b IN
corporated In the charter II local AN
thority 10 TO be effectively exercised
in the regulation Of telephone COM
panies in the city. ~
Your Committees investigation an.
closes. mildly speaking. that the tole-
phone service In and out Of the city
Is rotten" and that this condition Of
Michigan Railroad Commission. WHO
under the Giles law. so-called, have
power to take action and order roliee
and devise remedy IN the matter, th9t
tnc IN6IIIOdu SOmml0UlOu uovO
and are now engaged In an invsstigq-
ton OF the situation, and your Cou8-
mittee believe that your H0n0rA14o
Body should cooperate with the Rail-
road Commission in such invsstigt.
be furnished with all the data yovr
Committee have gathered upon thb
subject which may be OF some value.
Therefore. your Committee recon-
mend the adoption Of the following
MAURICE J. KEATIN0.
GODFREY FREIWAIO.
JOSEPH eCHENAN0KY. y
BY Aid. Lodge:
Resolved. That this Body eo-opera{s
with the Michigan Railroad Commits
sion In the investigation which oald
:,: oow s. s. sts IN ss ss
that the City Clerk be and he - here-
by directed to turn over to said Raib
road Commission any and all data
which your Committee have gathered
upon their Investigations;
Railroad Commission be Informed ~
the City Clerk Of the action here taken
BY this Body In the premises;
Be II further, Resolved that the at
called to the foregoing matters ara
that II be requested to embody In the
charter q chapter under which local
regulation Of the telephone company
may be provided for.
Adopted a. follows: .
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Bsh1o4.
Bell. Case, De Galan, Dill, DingomaA.
Freiwald. Hess, Htndle. -Jakel. Keatin4,
Lempke, Litt1efeld. Lodge, NoW&;
O'Brien, Owen, Reid, SchemsuSky
Schultx. Skrxycki. Thompson. verndr
Wartell. Wenzel, Wilson and the pre6-
ident Pro Tem-29.
Nays-None.
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Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IL. FENK ELL
CommissiOner.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
:. 0entlemen--The Department Of Pub
charter, provisions relative to side
walks. crosswalks or driveways, q list
OF descriptions Of properties requiring
stone. cement or concrete sidewalks,
sts~cs.d .n Or to ,: con-
the accompanying resolution be adopt
e.. In order that notice may be adver-
ttseo to construct or reconstruct the
same. end X said notices are not COM
allowed to proceed to construct or re-
construct the sidewalks, crosswalks or
drivsways mentioned.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. H. FENKELL
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Heating:
Whereas. The Common Council of
the City Of Detroit deems 1t necessary
to construct or reconstruct. brick, nat
ursl stone. srtifcial stone. cement or
drivsways. upon the descriptions OF
fore,
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and liz hereby in
structed to serve notices upon the
owners or agents Of the property here
matter described. to construct or re-
construct brick. natural stone. arti-
hcia stone. cement or concrete side
walks. crosswalks Or drivewsys. and
In default thereof by them the De-
partmsnt Of Public Works proceed to
construct or reconstruct such side
walks, crosswalks or driveways.
The following ID q description of
the property:
Adopted a. follows:
.Yeas-Ald. Allan, Barnett, Behlow.
Bell. Case, De 0nlan. Dill. Dingeman,
Frefwald. Hess. Hindle. Jakel, Heating
Lompke, Littleheld, Lodge, Move
OBriens Owen. Schemansky. Schultz
T wsn.si';s Wilson and the President Pro
West eide Goodwin. between Wood.
!and and Rosedale. lots IL. Is, 10. 20
q. g. =. -. rs. rs, ~. Is. 20. 80. 81
South side Clinton. between Rivard
And Russell, LOT %.
south side 0ratiot. between Maple
and Rivard, lot 1876.
south side Fort. between Brush and
eeu'h side Maple. between Gratiol
and r. ard, lot l01. "
North side Macomb. between Rivarc
a14 Ruoooll. lot %.
Nerth side nacomb. between Rivart
and Haetingo. lot %.
West side Chene. between Jefferson
ana rrooklin. lot L.. ----
south side 0rifan, between Elmwood
an4 Aegan, lots 1. :. 8, &.
Mertn Slee sargent. bstwesn Elm
weS1 ane Moran. lot 30:
ga fiI So - Hi e h i Il ''r''
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this City would like to be represented
there by Health Officer Price. and re-
spectfully request your Honorable
Body to provide the necessary funds
with which to pay his transportation
and other necessary and proper ex-
penses, as representative OF this
City. at the meeting mentioned.
Respectfully submitted.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
By JOHN r. McKINI.AY,
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27
From the Department Of Parks and
6oulevards.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In order to fAcilita te
the handling Of the business In con
nection with the various concessions
on the park system IL was found
necessary to purchase an automobile
the same to be charged to the equip
ment OF the various concessions for
which appropriations were provided
This was agreeable to the City Con-
troller, but he desiring to have a spec
ial account to charge the same now
requests us to ask your honora b le
body to make the following transfer:
From Acct. No. as Casino Equip
From. Acct. No. sl4 Skating Paw. "
Equipment ..........l 40 60
From. Acct, No. siS Boating -' "
Equipment ~............. lsO 80
From. Acct No ts2 Palmer Ca w
sino Equipment ..... go 2b
iVtat .s.......... .e602 so
and place the same to the credit of
account No. ~. Automobile.
Will you kindly refer this matter
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
and oblige.
Very truly yours,
WIN. r. DUST,
Commissioners.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES


To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--Your committee on Ways
and Means to whom was referred the
reuorts OF the various city officers for
the week ending August -. 1918. re-
spectfuliy report that with the chief &C
countant we have examined the same
and, believing them to be correct rec
ommend their approval
Respsctfully submitted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27
From the Clerk.

ochtieHien-i Deg 10 your
Honorable Body that / em In receipt
OF the following communication.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The following Is the communication
referred to:
MIR. Richard Lindsay.
City Clerk,
Detroit, Mich.
Dear Sir-I beg to inform you that
the bond filed by the Ritter -Conley
Mig. Co. In the matter OF side track
across 81. Aubin avenue. between New
TON anu q. T. ny, providing for the
maintenance OF side track In condition
satisfactory to the Department Of Pub
Tic works. may be cancelled for the
reason that use OF said side track has
been abandoned and same has been
removed from the street and the street
ieft In as good condition AZ before said
track was placed there. and In the
opinion OF this Department there IL
mo reason for the city holding said
bond and this Department, therefore
recommends that the same be releas-
ed
Respectfully yours,
PORTER MURPHY,
~ Secretary.
The prayer OF the petitioner was
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From the Board Of Health.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
0entlemen-AThe= Forty First -Annuai
meeting OF the American Public
Health Association will be held at
to 13th. both Inclusive. This meeting
isAo be very important one to health
officers and others having Wdirect
charge OF the public health matters Of
this country. and TO II men OF promi-
ship 10 drawn from Canada, Cuba and
Mexico. ~ well az the United states,
and therefore the Board Of Health Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27

JAMES VERNON
JOHN LODGE,
EDWARD BARNETT.
ELMER d. CASE.
JOHN r. TTHONP0ON,
GODFREY FREIWAI@D.
JOHN l.. JAKEA
Adopted as follows:
Ysas--Ald Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
FreiwaId. Hess. Hindie. JaHsi. Ksating.
LIE mpke. Littleneld. Lodge. Movie.
O'Brien. Owen, Reid. Schemansky.
schultz Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon.
Wartell. Wenzel. Wilson and the Pres
ident Pro TENS.
Nays-None.
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From the Clerk.

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen--l beg leave to advise
your Honorable Body that the follow.
ing liquor dealers applications under
ACT. No. 2sl Of the Public Acts OF 1903
as amended have been filed I'm my Office
wit
Charles f. Mcmahon for transfer
from GA Twenty fourth street to 50
Adams avenue west
Clovis Beaubien AZ general admins.
traitor or the estate of Harry j. Pear
son to succeed william j. Pearson
special Adm, to carry on business At
1900 woodward avenue.
Also the applications for wholesale
liquor dealers as follows:
Harry Abel. 1883 Woodward avenue
street.
Also the application and bond OF
George Gfppperick for transfer from
sO2 Gratiot avenue to 4S8 Garfield ave-
nue. east.
Also the bonds of Herman A. Mattu.
tat for transfer from sea St. Aubin
avenue to 1481 Elmwood avenue ana
Herman Schultz for transfer from ST.
Green avenue to 1910 Jefferson avenue.
whose applications were approved on
the 18th and 10th inst, respectfully.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
:, Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
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wenssl. Wilson and the President Pro
Tsm-2S,
Ngys-None.
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That he presented such portion OF
the proceedings OF the last session as
Is required by the Charter to be SO
presented. to his Honor the Mayor for
approval. on the 23rd inst, and that
they were approved on the 25th inst
Placed on file
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Doctors bill. etc. - 90
s2Ia GO

$3t3 60
The petitioner was working for the
city as payer and being injured by
n runaway horse while In the DIS
charge of his duties. the City Ia ie-
gally liable. In the matter OF James
Higgins estate we nnd that said James
Higgins was killed by a falling tree
City, while sitting on his own DOOR
step and while we ind that they City
n not legally liable we recommend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27

J. A. Mercier is the lowest bidder, av-
erage cost per square yard including In
spection. etc, $2,424.
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder In each case, and hereby asks the
approval and confirmation OF the same
by your honorable body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE Fl. FENKEIIL,
Commissioner.
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elaine and Accounta.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
GentleQen-Your COMMITTEES on
Claims and Accounts to whom was re-
ferred the petitions OF william Nader
and OF James Higgins estate both ask
Ing for damages for personal injuries
sustained, respectfully report that we
have had the same under considera.
ton and Ind that In the first case PEE
titioner 10 entitled to damages under
the Compensation, Act In the following
amounts:
One-half pay for 35 weeks at
tS6O per week 1896 90
Deducting amount already paid 80 40
19Qs GO
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BY AID kea ting: y
Resolved. That the contract entered
With +. +, crrris for grading. psvinS.
etc.. Of Marlborough avenue from the
north curb line Of Essex avenue TO the
north curb line OF Freud avenue, 70 feet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-27

j. A. Mercier is the lowest bidder av-
erage cost per square yard including in
spection, etc, $2,44S
fireman Avenue-From Scotch to
Stanford avenues, 26 feet wide, with
cedar block on concrete foundation and
Berea Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered:
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Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on fle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-06

tlcles are so shall be properly
screened with a wire screen or four
teen mesh which said screen shall
cover all doors, windows. aaG ot0er
openings to such store room shop
OF enclosure and no person or cor
pcration shall place or display any
Of the above uamed articles OF footl
kept, or offered FOR sale or handled
by him or it upon the sidewalk or
pavement nor in eny showcase CIR
window unless such showcase or
window is screened by a wire sGreaI
Of the size mesh above mentioned,
and al storeraoms, markets ct
shops shall be properly aud snfTi-
GENTLY ventilated both durJn1 the
day and night and wherever sGeh
place OF business is over n hasa
ment, such basement shall be kcAt
free from wate~ and be thoroughly
ventilated, No decagcd vegetables
or refuse shall he allowed In any
basement under such rooms, 3ar-
kots. shops or about such premtses
or on any part Of such property and
the floors Of such storcrooms. mar
kets and shops shall be thoroughly
swept each morning and prior 10
such sweeping shall he snrink I'd
with waeer or some suitable means
used to reduce the flying OF dust 10
the minimum. No cats o. dogs shall
be allowed in such storeroona and
no person condut ting such grocery
or market shall keep for sale iii
such room, market d. shop IN tho
City Of Cairo for human food any
plated, raised. stuffed, impure.
spoiled. putrte unhealthy or IN
wholesome vegetables meats. eggs,
milk, FISH, bFd or fowl
Al groGefies, markets, store
rooms, shops. and enclosures shall
at all tines be open to inspection
By the Health 0nicer, Mayer, mem
bers Of the Board OF Health ami all
ether officers ENGAGED II performs
ing sanitay duties, ii Il is found
that the provisions Of this section
are not compiled with or that sgeh
shops or places above described shall
he found to be IN an rnclean and
unhealthy condition and the owner
proprietor, occupant or person In
charge shall upon notice bcins giYer
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-06

Knights of Columbus Excursion.
An excursion from padueah and
Cairo to Cape Glgardeau will be
given next Sunday under the aus
pieces OF the. knights o. Columbus
Of this city and Paducah on the
steamer Rapids. The Rapids viii
leave Padncah at a. m, Cairo at
10 a. m, and viii leave Cape tiirar-
deau on the return trip at p, m
arriving in Cairo abort midnight.
The committee in charge Of the ex-
cu.sion is composed Of the follow
ling Knights paducah William
Iydeb, Patrick Lally and Mr.
Hanna; Cairo, A. r. Ehs T j.
Keefe, Thomas II .o'shea, II. L.
Cannon, T J. Wal H. and H. G.
Fisher The boat viii make stops
on both trips at Metropolis, Mound
city Commerce and Thehes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-06

is a penetrating application alter the for
u1ula of q noted family doetor, and iuhTi-
Gates every mnscie nerve, tissue or tendon
affected II goes directly 20 the strained
portions and gently but surely relieves al
tendeneF to soreness or strain.
BY its daily use there VIII be no pS.a. no
distress. ra NAUSEA no danger OF laecration
or uiher accident ard the pefEod Will hs ene
Of supreme comfort and icyfgl Anticipation.
To al yonag s. acn Mothers FgsSnd Is
enc of the greatest Il ali helpful Influences,
fcF 1t rohS chilh.rih Il all its agonies aud
dangers. a!saels nh The logbs ard dread.
ali snse of fear. ana thus saSh.cs tie MAD
and body To await tie gre2-est eve~t In $
woman's life with entsa@rlclea g.@ s.acss.
Mothers Friend is q most cherished
remedy in thousands II homes, and IS q
snch peculiar merit and ya!ae as 10 rlaSe 1t
essentially one TO be recommended b. al
You VIII md 1t IN sals at ar a-u- sto-es
at sf.e0 a bottle, or the druggist xi!l gladly
set 1t for seu If yon insist uprn il. Moth
cr's friend is p, uasei sniv br the Brad
field Eegriater 60, III 9mar Glas.. Az
ts@ta. t.a,. who VIII scarf ycu BY mall,
scaled, q vSrv instructive hook - exaecta2t
mothers. Rstiio tr = to-day.
There Is wealth of instruction and
comfort @ be derived IN reading ttF littie
hoek. i IS plainly wtitte3, jg3 what
every Vnsssau waugs 70 kacN. ana vii tie
only I'M Fenrstg, at will glaAe ven help
81 q others. .Apd in Jhe meantime. dc
rot iaii 90 get hottie IL Mothers Ffiene
at the dug stare, and thus fertify your
seif against any I'D all pain ana dis
comfort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-06
June Festival This Afternoon.


The girl students OF the Sopho-
mere and Freshman classes OF the
Cairo high school and of room five
Lincoln school. will give a June
festival en- the high school lawn this
afternoon after the close of school
at 4 o'clock. The affair which has
been arranged under the direction
Of the Misses Carrie and Eva Rule
promises TO be thoroughly interest
ing and enjoyab e.
There viii be a Maypole Dance
with Miss Alice Byrne as May
Queen, Miss Grace Sebille. Maid Of
Tenor. Misses Frances Barry, Ruby
Wright, Helen Payne. Helen Grief.
Nicola Mulhall, Nellie Britton,
Viva Mae Held, Florence Snyder
Neya Palmer Edith lladen, Verbs
Morris and Ida sebille, attendants.
In addition to the Maypoe dance
there viii be an English folk dance.
q Norwegian dance, Japanese dance
dance by the Freshmen
and sophomore girls aud flower
dance By the fifsh grade aud Il few
Of ethe sixth grade from Linton, At
the close Of the June festival the
seniors Will plant a class tree with
~, ,.s.,.,,x., 49,.
Parents and friends OF the stu
dents AZ well n tho general public
are most cordially invited