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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
Rock Away

Rock Away Roper
Anthem Christ the Lord is Ris.
en- Today Williams
Sursum Corda, Sanctus. Aenus, Del
and Gloria in Excelsis Semper
Bell" Amen Tearne
Nunc Dimittis Barry
Recessional, Hymn No. 457
Rejoice the Lord is King Russell
At four o'clock in the afternoon
there will be the usual children's
service.
You are cordially invited to these
services, and to every service in
St. Jude's. A hearty welcome
awaits you.
H. L Hoover. Rector.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers and
Pertaining to Farmers.

j. M. Proctor topped the early
market price ever paid for spring
lambs in this city. He also sold
earlier than lambs have ever been
sold here. Monday, he sold Fl
spring lambs to Dawson, Willis &
Sharp. They averaged 81 pounds
and he received ten cents per pound
for them. Good early stuff pays.
Attention Apple Growers.
Apple scab took the fruit off clean
from thousands of acres Of apple
trees in the year 1912. Hundreds
of orchards of forty acres and more
stood without a single apple or leaf
for that matter at picking time be-
cause of the attacks of this fungus.
Weather conditions are exactly
favorable for its growth again This
spring Get in right now, before
full bloom, and put or lime, sulphur
at the rate of one gallon to twenty
five gallons of water, if you want to
harvest this years crop yourself.
Spray same strength again when
the bloom starts to fall, but add
four pounds of arsenate of lead to
each hundred gallons. Finish be-
fore bloom end closes.
Bad weather is bad enough, sone.
times, but blame yourself and not
dry weather if you fail to get fruit
this year.
Wire or write this office for fur
ther information.
JOHN BLAND. Secretary.
Weekly Market Letter Published by
Woodson & Fennewald L. S.
Com. Co., National Stock
Yards, Ill.
Cattle receipts have been light
this week and the market is strong
er on all grades of beef steers, with
the bulk of the best steers selling 10
to 15c higher. Choice light yearling
steers is to 25c higher.
Bulk of the choice to prime steers
selling $685. to 9.25. Good $500 to
$50. Medium $7.35 to 1855. Com
mon killers $685. to 7.25.
Choice stockers and feeders strong
Medium to good steady. Choice
$3.50 to IT'S. Good SIPS to 740
Choice light heifers IS to 25c
higher. Choice $3.50 to 900. Good
$765 to 825. Medium $685. to
7.25.
Cows 10c higher. Choice SIPS
to IT'S. Good $3.50 to 700. Medi-
um $5.65 to 6.25. Fair killers $5.25
to $50. Gamers $4.25 to 4.40.
Bulls steady. Choice $500 to
I7.5O. Good $685. to 690 Medium
$625 to $50.
Hogs 10c lower today. Bulk of
the good butchers and heavies SS so
to $50. Good mixed So 70 to $50,
Pigs $500 to $40.
Sheep strong. Bulk of the good
fat wool lambs $8 90 to 8.15. Clip.
ped $675 to 700 Wool ewes Sc 90
to $50. Clipped $500 to 525
Wool wethers $6.35 to 6.65. Clip
ped $3.50 to 600.
Market Reoort.
i For Wednesday before date Of
PAPER.
HOGS. pS.........'.''.''''''' '.SO.UU 10 o.EI
: Sheep .'''''''''''''''''''''' o.uU 10 o.UI
Cattle le......,,................600 to S.25
Poultry.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
Everbearins Strawberrys.

Some varieties are not worth
planting. Some are fair for home
use, The Superb is equal to any
spring variety for yielding a spring
crop and then will bear all summer
if there is any moisture. l can sell
you plants that will bear this spring
and summer if set out in week or
two. Plant the best.
Geo. W. Harrison.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
Monday, APRIL 10 "EYE DAY. at BEBB SJEWELRY STORE

AwHOR ~ "a y >
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column closes Promptly at
"a. M. Each Wednesday.
METHODIST
Sunday School $50 a. IN.
Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Junior League 2:30 .. m.
Senior League $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
'7:3O p. m.
Choir practice Saturday 1880 p. m
John Fl. Hubbard,
Pastor in Charge
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church
spent a very pleasant session last
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Nell Wade. The Conquest of
the Gross over the Child World" be-
ing the subject. Among the most
pleasing numbers of the program
were a duet by Blanche Jarman
and Iva Hubbard, and a reading by
Frances Rouse, also a reading by
Mrs. Miller. Little Frances Willard
gave a reading in her pleasing way.
Mrs. Wade was the pleasing hostess
that she always proves herself.
Press Supt
PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching next Sunday at II
a. m.
The ladies of the church will
give sacred concert at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. IN. 4
A full attendance is, requested
The choir of the Presbyterian
church will render a Sacred Con-
cert at Easter service Sunday even
ing at 7:3O. They will be ably as
sisted by some of the best musical
talent of our city. A rare treat is
in store for all who will attend. A
fine selection from the best COM
posers of sacred music, and an ex-
cellent paper on Missions have been
arranged. A silver offering will be
gratefully received. The following
is the program.
Organ Voluntary
Hymn How Firm a Foundation
Anthem Christ-our Passover
Choir
Duet Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Stevens
Easter Song Cheerful Cleaners
Trio, Violin, Cello, Organ, The Palms
Miss Montgomery Mr.. Thompson
Mrs. Boucher
Easter Anthem Choir
Missions Mrs. W. T. Rutledee
Offering for Missions Trio
Solo Miss Lena Grecn
Selection Choir
Hymn
Bell Amen by Choir and Benedic-
ton
Organ Postlude
CHRISTIAN
Bible School 9:45 a. m.
The Easter egg Offering will be
taken next Sunday. Each one
bring an egg offering,
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. The choir will render special
music at the morning and evening
services. Boys Club meets at 6:45
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09

Shipments for the week; Dawson.
Willis & Sharp l car hogs and
sheep; McCIintic & Yates / car
hogs; Henderson & Sons car pouL-
try and 6 cars eggs.
City Election
Only a light vote was polled a. tue
election held Tuesday
The unofficial vote by wards was
as follows:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09

To III uneXplred Term.
DR.. Thomas Proctor and R. Man
ming Walker were elected school di-
rectors.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09

John L. Evans said yesterday
morning that peaches are not killed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
FIRST BAPTIST

We had 1O6 in Sunday School
last Sunday and our average for
last quarter was 94 Things are
getting better. Our Mems Glass
started off nicely and we hope to
see it grow,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-04-09
CHRISTIAN

Bible School 9:45 a. m.
The Easter egg offering will be
taken next Sunday. Each one
bring an egg offering.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. The choir will render special
music at the morning and evening
services. Boys Club meets at 6:45
p. m.
The public cordially invited to
attend all the Sunday services.
w. Garnet Alcorn, Pastor.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

To the Honorable the Common Council
0entiemen--In reply to requests Tor
proposais to furnfsh All material.
necessary to construct an artificial
stone sidewalk across the front OF the
Herman Kiefer Hospital. located on
the west side OF Hamilton Boulevard.
between Pingree and Taylor avenues.
the Board Of Health received the fol-
Otis Cement const Co. 80. ss7o,oo
Continental Archer Co. .......s. es3. !s
Garner Brothers ;............s 1920
r. J. Powelson q Co. -. ...,,.. 75nsno
Meredith contracting Co. ~. $500
Detroit Artincfal Stone Co $50. 10000
TIE proposal OF the Otis Cement
CONSTRUCTION Co. II the lowest. aud
the Board OF Health r. therefore de-
sirous OF entering into contract with
thaf COMPANY for the construction "
this sidewaik. or tina this be otherwise
provided for Immediately. SO that II
may be completed and ready for use.
this fall. and would therefore respect
fully request your Honorable BODY to
dispose OF this communication In such
Il manner AZ will result In expediting
the construction of this walk.
Respectfully submitted.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY JOHN +. McKlNLAY.
Referred to Committee on Health
and City Hospitals.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-Your Committee On
Ways and nc, Means to wnSm "a w.s ya Re,
Beyster and Hendrieka Beystsr. his
wife, to the CITY. OF Detroit. Of Bessie
M. Newman and r. Arlington Newman
.m the a. cty u q Within RsTo Ma ssi esdi
Mary MarshalL hts wife to the City
OF Detroit. all for land for an alley,
the ssp same Under oonsideraticn and md
Engineer and the Cooperation Counsel
We recommend that n: said deeds be
offer the Following revolution to that
80 Re.p;Sc,ssssllyy v ssS%,sssd.
joint. THoMPsoN
GoDFREY VREIwALD.
! !oaH L c 5AKzTfs
JOSEPH BCHEMANSKY: ~
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered
Resolved. That the warranty deed
ster, his wife, TO the City OF Detroit,
iand Situate S snd seiRs s' in the City o.
of Michigan and described AZ follows,
to-wIt: The north 20 feet Of the east
west OF the west line OF Cavalry ave-
nue. as opened OF Daniel scotten's
subdivision OF that part OF p G. No.
No. 2ss lying between Fort street and
River Road. according to the plat re-
corded In the office Of the Register
OF Deeds for said County OF Wayne
warranty deed OF Bessie NJ. Newman
and r. Adllngton Newman TO the City
OF Detroit. OF AL that certain piece
or parcel OF, land situate and being in
the City of Detroit. County of Wayne
ANA Sta+e-ef Michigan -Aese+lAei
as follows. to-wit: The east twenty
600 feet OF the west one hurhrri six-
ty-eight and a halt .fes9 M
feet OF the west one hundred sixty
eight and half t1ssm) feet OF the
south fifty tse1 feet Of lot sixty-six
nue.. OF Daniel scotten's subdivision Of
that part OF Private Claim numbered
thirty-two (a2) and the easterly seven
hundred thirtyanys ard ninety one.
Claim numbered two hundred sixty
eight (sssl lying between Fort street
and the River Road, according 10 fhc
plat OF aid DAME, scottens snbafs
Mats ON mage me- 6fs) IN the
Once of the Register Of Deeds for
the said WAYNE County. Michigan"
S sna sss q and i Msrs Marsss II" Wife
10 the city OF Detroit. ~ '.-n .h.t eer-
tain piece or parcel OF lard situate
and being in the City. OF Detroit In
known and described as follows; The
ss o fee, q the s ws-' c sn. hair
rissK! feet Of The nor ORTIZ thirty t, %.
s,xty.six fssS OF Daniel scotten's sub
numbered thirty-two tsi) ana the
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
COMMON COUNCIL


III.
si1ki'Ss. the same Ssl me A &c fc n
s s ssn sss .s ssn .s e.
and for the sum of sN.0o. the same
being the cost q adygtisins. blanks'
Resolved. Third. That the CITY Con-
trollsr be, and he L. hereby directed "a
eosdsnss With the pros.i e1nd q ss - s z;
and - OF Chapter II Of the Charter OF
the City OF pstroit A. amended BY an
Act Of the Legislature approved June
8, 1901, such bonds 20 bear interest al
the rsts OF four per cent per annum.
Ysss-Aid. Allan. Barnett. Bshlow
Bell. Case, Dc 0alan. Dill. Field. Frsi-
wald Goldman, outhard. Hindls. Jaksl
keattng. Knapp. Lempke. Ltttlensid
HsfAssd &e ESs ssssnsa nFss sshaa s
Overwhelmingly. Vernon. Warteil.
Nays--Nons.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

That he presented such portion of
the proceedings OF -the last session as
il required by the Charter to be 40
presented, TO his Honor the Mayor
for approval on the 2sth inst, and
that they were approved on the 18th
inf p,acea on ME
Also. that he II In receipt OF waiver
and agreement OF the United Fuel a
Supply Co to construct sidetrack
across alley In accordance with a res
oiution adopted by the Common Coun-
eli at the session OF Sept. rs, 1914
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--We herewith transmit
Rolls Nos 1sss 10 1889. both Inclusive
for grading and paving the followins
streets and alleys:
Roll No. f4Se-Frontenae Boulevard,
Boulevard 60 track In Harper avenue:
Roll No. fls0--Hsrtford avenue, from
the north curb tine OF McGfaw ave-
nue. 10 the south curb line Of fireman
Roll No. fis1--Pennsyivanf avenue.
from the north lire Of Mack avenue "a
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
From the CLERK.

To the Honorable the common Council:
Gentlemen beg to advise your
Honorable Body that the following
liquor dealers applications and bonds
under Act No POI OF the Public Acts
r. w. Ladendorf. for license twhole-
saleD at 1880 Michigan avenue.
1ssT--Joseph Schafer. for transfer
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

10 ths Heneraels the c2zanen couneil:
way. snS Means: e whe1 wss re rs-
trol1or relat4vo 20 the roquegt OF the
National Dask q 6on.msTes g 81
change the oxisting surety bond On
city deposits for = new one beg ~
report that We have had the matter
undor confederation, and can dnd no
ob5scticn thssste we shsrssers t ,SssIe
D 81 8 q 's sSss one me- now s or lie, )"
IAMn6 VERNON,
John G. LODGE.
JOHN n. THOMPSON,
JACOB OUTWARD.
JOHN l. JAKEL.
JOSEPH 9CHEMANSKY.
GODFREY FREfWAI4D.
Accepted and Recommendation con-
cu Yss -; e. hiiar Barn.tt B.hiow
Bleil. Case, De qaisn. piii; Field. Frei;
wald. Goldner. Quthard, Hindle, Jekel
Keating. Knapp; Lsmpke Lttiens ~,
Lodge MOVE. O'6risn. oEsn E ,,..
|skrHycld, THOMPSON. Vernon. wartell,
Wepxel. Wilson and the President--SS.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
1 sEo. 4 .EtEskELL

Z GOmmIh HlOn8Es
.Acuspted. and by unanimous consent
Aioerman Heating offered the follow
Whereas. II appears from commun-
lcatton from the Department Of Public
Works that the paving an per contract
con rmed the sth day Of Sept III!
on Alley No. ga. between Clinton and
Mullett afreata frnm fha -eaat line OF
Russell street 20 the west line OF
E,lopsne street has been fully COM
Whereas, said alley has been exam
ined BY the Department OF Public
Works. and the paying OF said alley
has been found TO have been done In
accordance with the contract and spe-
cincations for the same; therefore
Reroived, That the said paving with
IN the limits above mentioned be, and
u hereby accepted
Adopted a. follows:
Yeas--AId. Allan Barnett, Bshlow
Blsii. Case, De Galan. Dill. Field, Frei,
Watd. Goldper. Guthard, Hindle, Jakel
kestins, Knapp, Lempkes Lttiensid
Rsinhardt. Ruttsr, schemansky. schuitE
skrsych. Thompson Vernon, WartelI
Wsnsel. Wilson and the President--3S.
NAyS-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
from the Department Of Parks and
BouIevards

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Z Gsntlemen--WIfl your Honorable
Body kindly direct the City Controller
sum OF $50. 20 and place the same to
the credit OF Account No. Ill. This
transfer IL necessary TO complete pay
ment for two motor buses ordered
1cttmr-axrAaM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sary changes In the construction OF the
body thay- cost LA bit more than or.
dinariiy anticipated.
Respectfully.
VIM T. DUST
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

70 the Honorable the Common CopncilI
Qs1tlemenr-XoprC omqlttee - Ways
communication rom the bspartmsnt q
Parks And BouloVar1s. r3QuestinG :
surplus 10 account No. rs, respectfully
dor oonsId sration and SEEING no ob5ec-
ton thereto rocommond the adoption
az the following re1olution to that end.
Hssr gH2Hs v SinIH'Ssksa
j j0fN 3 Z: T2HionnrsoN.
d d1dHRh e 3aHnRe i S1e
resolution WAS onersd: :.
BY Ala. Vernon: f y.
Received. That the City control!es -
ana Ne - hereby authorized and direct
Cd TO make the proper entrle9 On ~
books 20 eRect the transfer o. t14 1uz1
or $4,000 from surplus Account p ~
the Park and Boulevard Fund - 40
count No. ~, same fund.
Adopted a. follows: - = ~
yoaS--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Bo1Iov'
ssS Cad os,dnsr' asusssTa Hls5is sEss
Lodge. Move. o'prleu. oWeo. Relo.
Roinhardf, Ruttor, Dchemanolky. 19hojtr
6krxycki. Thompson Yerno<, W4rt9!!'
wensel. Wilson and The Rfc1ident- y
x3yW-KvOUys "a
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

4: y; ::;s; !: =: -; :s;::::
Mi 90. 5: e:,s. s S;R ..s s'S Ss.;
S5ss EeEs. D ar!sa.e oven. i Re-
<, enssct nsssss sch.1.snssy ssas i,,
WfnssI. Xilson and the Prssidsnt--ss'
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

the Honorable the Common Council
usntIemen-Ths Department. Of Pub
Psvss Alley No. 'Rss,s nes c. n.
ton and Mullett street under the con-
uect confirmed the sth day OF Sept.
tett y fully completed from the east
o. Aopelle street. M
The pavement II OF one course con-
crete and has been examined by the
pspsrtment Of Public Works. and
round 20 be In accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

70 the HonorabIo- the Common CogQ1ll|
and Means, 70 whom wa roferre1 -.
petition Of the United 0tafeo Y11q1I(
Co, (1eSt) for cancellation-o k TIE plI
natter more pfepsriy CONES bs{s kS
Aoesptsd and sdoptsd.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

no the honorable the Common Councils
0entlsmen-Th This Department has
been notified that there VIII be = pub
building at o'clock Thurpday evening.
Oct. I, to be adxlressed BY Mr.. Frederick
II Elliott General ssoretary Of the
York. who IL making tour OF the
eastern half OF the United States un-
der the auspices OF thnt society. for
clubs IN the principal cities Of the
This IL Z subject Of large interest TO
every city official and Il r. suggest9d
Body should endeavor to be prsssnt at
the meeting.
1 JOHN 01LLEGPIE.
Police Colnmissionsr.
Invitation accepted.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

sfSsss ~<Ras &sss0sss ~ 00thg WOIH0s
To the Honorable the Common Council:
this office. the foiiowinr propos Sh
were received for paving streets and
Philip avenue. from Essex to JET
concrete (Bermudex asphait) concrete
foundation and Berea, Medina or any
othsr curbstone that may be bid upon
Amherst Curb
ci.vsiand trinidad Paving, '1''''.''
pstpolt Asphalt PAWN. Co. ...si71 iss.7S
Detroit Asphalt Paving Company IL
the lowest bidder, average cost per
square yard Including Inspection sto..
Hsndris avenue, from Hsstinss to
La feet wfdr-ssfth -rrr3xrlhfu
on concrete formation and Bersa, Me-
Ssas z, an. etsesz sssssseas that ssSy
4: q curric OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sse'sS
W H1 Hsnl.y /. ne iow..; Sids.r.
|svsrsse- ccst per -seveve yard inciud.
twenty fifth street. from Fort TO
"a csSsrs.s ss sysss% on son
crete fcundsticn and Bsrea. Medina Or
upon and ordered.
j Porsth ..sAs1s.u Conc
=, Meredith r7uR
=; con %ers.n 4.ss7.es
7. Z. currie 5.Ssi.at
Otis Cement ss>-
const. co. tfs7ai I4ss.7s
Otis Cement Corst. Company II the
lowest bidder. average cost per square
yard including inspection. etc. sass.
Alley 81; between e. Antoine and
and 20 feet vide. with one-course con-
n Meredith q Go. .....,..
Talbot a shepard - ........ 1.te7.21
otis Cement Const Co. ,..... 1850. So
Garner Brothers are the lowest bid
c c,ns,ns ,n.pect,on etc $50 ssa 'n'
Alley as3--Thc east and west alley
between second and Woodward. Burl-
ingame and webb. 10 feet Wide. with
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

W4yo pu0 k41Ik I-<|{<{
nd 4s.ns g xh9m IA r8e2cx91
The week shding september - III
respectfully report that with The 01.14
Accountaut We have = exaWtn14 10
same. and believing thsn e q 81 2
e g, r 3 s.ss g ;ss fPgssSsS,PI e ~
and the Indemnify bond ~ The Io1oD1
Mack PrintInx House. 9lye1 y conn - 9
| |$ $S|IEs S IS ||sssr
s a4SsBsgsaHh sc Z HEhz axIR
xxsopts9 = f .i1ss ,.,.., r.,,.,.
s, s1a c ~ ~ SsIsa P'| s.1 3s All
Keating, Knapp, LemDE4 4t<,9s,4
RsssssrdE SSitss: 5essssaSs' :: ~ III
Skrsychi. dhempsoe. vsrneg. xer>e.r
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30
from psp.r,msr, q rublIe Werks.

To thu Honorable the Common Council;
-aentieHieH-fheD Departments OF Pub
lie Works RESPECTFULLY reports that the
pavng o Si rafs The ssh Sag 81 june
!. 1914. = fully ssmpleted from the south
south line OF Mack avenue.
ana nss been sxamined by the Depart
ment OF Pubik Works. and found 70
SAbtTs.~seordanSss with the contract and
specifications fcr the same; -.
ing said avenue as follows:
For sintersections. etc. $l,4sl.si
For cost OF Advertising, blanks
and inspsctor's salary $500
Total Amount ............-s i.sis.sl
GEoRaR Il. rENKE,La. I,
Accepted and by unanimous Consent
AID. Heating offered the following:
~ Whereas. IL appears from commu-
nicssion from ts re- p spSirn as p S CON-
tract confirmed the sth day OF June,
1914 on Parker avenue from the south
curb line Of charlevoix avenue to the
south line OF Mack avenue, has been
fully completed; and
Whsreas said avenue has been ex-
amined by the Department OF Public
Works. and the paving q SAID a avsn 'ln
accordance with the contract and spec
ifcatfons for the same: therefore
Resolved First, That the said paving
within the limits above mentioned be.
and n hereby accepted.
Rssolved, Second. That the City Con-
troller be, and 10 hereby authorized 70
draw hts warrant on the City Treasurer
In payment OF the Intersections, etc, OF
said avenue 10 the amount OF u, 4sl.sl,
the same being the full amount due the
contractors from the city for paving
said Intersections. ETC., and for the sum
OF lS7.Oo. the same being the cost Of
advertising, blanks. and inspectors SAL
" kesolv.d. Third. That the city Com
trolier be. and he IL hereby directed TO
cordance with the provisions Of Secs. ~
and a. OF Chapter IL OF the Charter OF
the City OF Detroit. a. amended by an
Act OF the Legislature approved June
6. 1901. such bonds TO bear Interest at
the rate Of four per cent per sannum.
Adopted a. follows.
Yeas---Ail AYIan, Barnett. Behlow.
Bell. Casa De Galan, Dill, Field, Frei-
valid. COLDER. f0uthard. Hindle, Jakel.
Ksatins, xra9pa ,l Ls;mpks a L,ttls mel.
Rsinhardk Rulter, schemansky. Schultz
skrsycii. ~ npson. Vernon. Wartell,
Welfsl, WY on and the Prssident--ss.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-30

asnflsmosan xc s comm]fSS
tition q Anton skelni5 81 G.
sion 20 construct covered o4oa ~
i ins located & % ne sss sorshssst ~
Especially report that We hayo ~
o ST aonS ths sTSe sscenns s -
Kappecifully suRmitse1
itSEnAS 5 HIM z
S E1.2Ek 3. CT ~
Accepted snd 1 81 issvs &c - ioiSs1 ~
resolution WAS ORered: y, q
| BY Aid Keating: y. B n
,Resolxsd. That the pspextmee2
ss6 sn wS air.es e A g iss nsrss SSs
Anton Skelnik to construed cov(IQ
area extending four feet over Iot ~
and eel chute a. hrSx sv 49,
the northwest corner Of Chene e3x4
are approved By the Dspartne61 g.
I Providsd. That said work shelI ~
performed under the supervteton -
Department Of Public Work. ~
sSS spprov.S i 81 iai edn dspaPsSSsS
lie streets shall be considoro0 X0I
by this, permission. Which =
covered area and coal chute oN4
distractions in connection t1or0U
shall be removed At any time WDQ
directed BY the Common coune1t;
Provided, That s.id Rsynit isse(
the Department Of Public work.
Erantsd With the distinct y .h 1nnsa s.2Ss
Ing amended In such manner -
hereafter determined upon, for tne
s9snsss w Fl P pas .lS re
hereby bind himself thers1nto el4 c.
cept said permit on the eon@1t1c
hereby Imposed. n
Adopted as follows: . q
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett 4o1I0U
Bleil. Case, De 0alnn, Dill. Ftel0s 49,
waid aoidnsr out fs,r ~ Hin4fIS =
Reinhardt. Rutter, schemAnsky. aek0ll
skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon. Wo1>
wenzel. wilson and the Prssidsue
Strssts- +
To the Honorable the Common cou1q
-arntfeften-YeHf-= -S2$nznttt$$----- -
fifion of the Palace TheA{er- CO. ~
permission TO place electric m44 ~
ton OF marQuise In place OF one -o4tuU1X
there OF s. A. Cornell f1690l Tor 30
-rIfrxtuu- to- constructs sfdevafk-4
den and Third. OF Gus a, Miller (4oo4f
for permission to plncQC1rap ooof
sfffcwr4k FW.WB440HH vuHuu<QI
Mark ID. Mitshkun C71D for porCno9s
sion 10 erect temporary wooden @<@
AT southeast corner OF Erekl19 80
Hastings street OF Charles Xo4o0
-tIpasl- for refund OF aaeanom60y
Connection with the repavfng onl o.
curbing OF Michigan avenue, -
Stroh Brewing Co. f1ee8) ana (1tIIU
Sor Termination to Construct oroo o.
coal chute At Messon ana lula nkxn
AMI for permission TO tnstou PC
pipe and electric wire conduit - c.
and across Hastings street bo>U
Elisabeth and Columbia etro4l1t
spectfuily report that We have no
same under considerations h4v9
amined the plans submitted oud
ing no objection 20 the v4rIou1
quests recommend that the 80
panyfng resolutions be o6oDt4&
MAURICE j. KHAI|
SHERMAN LITTLX
oEo. a. OWEN
srEPHEN n G<n
Accepted and on 1<4xo
ny Aid, Keatfng:
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