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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
Submits to Operators and
Miners Federal Plan
of Adjustment.
EMPLOYEES TO RETURN
TO THEIR OLD POSTS
Committee Appointed by
President to Hear Griev-
ancpS and Settle Them.

wpHfNGroN. Sept. President Will
son submitted plan to-day for three
years truce to all parties In the Colorado
mining strike.
The rresden: urges tho acceptance
OF ths plan on patriotic grounds. al
iud.ng 10 the European war and the
need t1a, all unt"ward and threatening
circumstances he taken out OF the life
Of the people NJ the United states.
~ the same time the President serves
warning on operators and miners that
the Federal troops have remained about
ar long as they ought 10 remain doing
police duty IN tho strike districts.
This action ny the President will
again u,c.ssl'ato q decision by tho
Rockefeller interests as 70 whether or
not they VIII make concessions In the
vital principles involved I'm the strike.
Thus FAR John r. Rockefeller. Jr., has
indicated purpose to fight II out to
the very end, but that OF course was
before the President had made any such
appeal as he has now addressed to the
operators and miners.
The President points out that there
are important public interests involved
in Tie existing controversy aside from
those Of the two contending parties.
The plan h. submits was evolved 10y
tvo representatives of the Government
who have studied the issues in the
strike for several months with "a view
20 finding solution.
The plan contomplates esta blishment
OF truce for three years, during which
the state mining and labor laws shall
be enforced. and the restoration TO en-
pigment Of all striking miners who
have not been found guilty Of violation
Of the laws.
Intimidation of non-union or union
men Ia To- no prohibited and wage scales
ere TO be sted at each mins. griev-
ance committee is to bc chosen by the
employees OF each mine, which shall ne
entrusted with treating with the en-
p.oyer when trouble arises. A commits
zion ~ three to bc appointed by tho
President IS to be the appeal body TO
which grievances that cannot be other
Vhe settled are TO be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
SAY GERMANS FEAR TO ATTACK
PARIS WHILE ARMY is INTACT

circle of which the point nearest TO
Paris IL HcauX, twenty miles away.
The battle line extends for 40 miles
Beginning AZ Nanteuil-le- Haudouln.
about thirty miles from Paris, gong
southeast TO MrauX. 1t turns almost due
east to Nitry-le Francois, where IL
bends sharply to the northeast, stopping
at Nerdun. The communiaue follows
~ general action has started on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
General Action Extends From Meaux,
Near Paris, to the Forts at Verdun
Heavy Firing Heard in Meaux
at Dawn Yesterday.
FRENCH LEFT WING ADVANCES
ARMY ON WAY TO AID MAUBEUGE
Alternate Advances and Retreats Along Ourcq
River---French Report Further Successes
of Their Forces in Vosges
Special Cable Despatch TO THL SUN.

PARIS September T.
The important battle since the beginning war
thyve days agowh the possible exception Chareroi-
have begun the the Marne with favorable
results to the French on Saturday and Sunday.
The battle is continuing to-day. Suburbanes coming to
Paris from the southeast report that they heard heavy firing
the direction of Meaux from early o'clock this morning
Meaux twenty miles from tho Notifications of Paris and
from that point the battle line extends for lao miles
northeast
If the the Germans will be forced
that they will their movement toward the southeast and
the ntrenched where the defence
will face it.
Other armies menacng the TANKS of the Germans The
evening rule describe the situation of the allies
as excellent.
The official communique issued at II 80 tonight
FIRST-On left wing the allied armies advanced
enemy.
SECOND-~Aong centre and around Verdun
there alternative and retreats but the
general situation remains unchanged At right the
Vosges have gained some partial successes.
THIRD-Around Paris the far outlying elements Of
defence have had the Ourcq River the
results of which have been favorable.
FOURTH-The Minister of War has sent dispatches
Military Governor of Maubeuge congratuatng him
ton that gallant defence will be continued until the
fortre. has delivered from attack by which
are forcing their way to its relief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
GERMAN SPIES IN PARIS.

Specioi Gable DesDotct 10 THF Sun
PARIS, Sept, Paris evidently har-
bors many German spies Three of
them, dressed as British officers. We're
discovered by genuine British officer
In the Grand Hotel to-day.
They were arrested Immediately.
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specie, eau, Dtspatch 70 THE srN,

NVCTTd- 7 TUTT V'TT-'TTT TO T'--
PARIS, september q
The War Once In its announcement
This afternoon said that genera en-
gagement IL being fought on line
through Nanteuil-lc- Htudouiu, MeauX,
Sezanne and Vitry e-F'rancois and eN-
tending H. Verdun,
The line described swings in g semi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
KAISER REPORTED IN METZ.

PARIS, Sept. THE EIc'iS,Or's Basel
CORES pendent wires that the German
Emperor and the imperial headquarters
staif are in Metz.
The Central NctCs reported yesterday
that the Emperor and his stan had left
Berlin for Danzig.
Impaired Eye-ight forfeited b" using
spencers syos lssses, : Maiden Laue-AdU,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-08
THE WHITE HOUSE,.
SEPTEMBER ., 1914.

ny TyAr SIR | feel justihed IN al
Dressing you with regard 10 the present
srke situation in Colorado because 1t has
lasted SO long. has gone through so many
serious stages and 10 fraught Win 30
man possibilities that II has become OF
Rational Importance.
AS you know. Federal troops have
o'ea % tn state for the purpose or main
tanning order nov for a long time. !
nave been hoping every day during that
TINE that some lish, would come out OF
NE psrp'eX,t,cs OF the situation. some In
O'cat.ou that the mine operators and the
miners who are now on strike were wililns
% consider ,he proposals OF u committee
'N settlement, but no such indication
'as reached me and ! am now obliged TO
o'frinnp whether / am justified In using
lAe army Of the United states indefinitely
'or police purposes.
Many urgs may como out OF this
''la''o" II It Is not Ina nded with public
'Nrt and with a sincere desire to safe
t.afd the public as well as all others
''"ee!ned, perhaps the most serious OF
wen all is the feeling which IN being gem
'a'd and the impression OF the public
'''' n" one IL willing to ac. no one
''"'s TO yield anything, no one willing
wa To consider terms OF a committee.
"s you know, two representatives OF
w. pofcgnrnant of the United States
--', orea actively engaged in inyestgat-
m Whole situation and in trying to
''' d dispassonato conclusion as 70
WA II IS possible 20 do In justice TO
Continued or rum Poge,
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The Presidents Letter.

TIE President sent this letter out
Lining the Governments plan to the
president OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company the chairman OF the Victor
American Fuel Company, the president
Of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
and the officers Of the United Mine
Workers Of America
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nr tuis l.. MATTHEWs-DEsKs.
'''h a., Complete office outGtter,-ISu
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'oHtlnIod or rum Page,
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Continued OF Third Page.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

dashed into the lowest depths of dis
grace, garbing him in ~conVict's
stripes.
Seated in the prison Office here, on
the eve of liberation by parole after
a three-year term for accepting a cor
peration's bride, Henry Dalton, form
er county assessor of Alameda, CAL,
was telling of his determination to
beat back to a respected station in
the world that had spurned him.
He has been, perforce, the compan-
ions of thieves, g%arroters and muir
derers behind these grim walls. He
has rubbed elbows with desperate"
felons. And from these, he declares
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
DISGRACED OFFICIAL FINDS REAL HUMANITY
AMONG ONVICT PALS

San Quentin Prison, CAL, July n.
q had to go to the ~penitentiary and
live among those the world has made
o~utcasts, to gain a lasting faith in the
essential goodness of humanity"
1t was a strange admission to come
from the lips of a man upon whom
fortune had bestowed an i~rreproach-
able name and high social station and
whom greed for easy money" had
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21


friendliness, tolerance, sympathy and
fairness than the men and women of
his former aloof social plane v
extended. ., :
"Over here" said Dalton, they
call me old Henry but / call myself
the New Henry because l have I'M
learned so much; because / have rid
ded myself of so many false pre-eon-
ceptions regarding human nature. .
Poor fellows whose situation was
a thousand-fold worse than mine
tried in their rough, laundering way
to give me a comforting word when
l came in.
when thus sustained by men
whose lives have been filled with
trouble practically from the cradle, |
long to go out into the open shout
ing Humanity is good!
my observation mere has been that
the only difference between those
confined in prisons and those on the
foutside is that the former are perhaps
a little better, a little more liberal
with their sympathy.
when l arrived 1 thought these
fellows, my future companions, we're
men stripped of their very souls; that
they would have nothing to give me.
But l found friendship among
them, more reliable, more %consoling
and more steadfast than that of many
of my former friends on the outside.
That's about all a prisoner has to
give anyway-friendship. And 1 got
more of it here than anywhere else.
81 am going out a better man not
because of the punishment of bars
and bolts, but because of the sus-
tanning comradeship Of men the world
calls outcasts. -.
when l entered l was bitter. Faith
in humanity was pretty low. Friends
whom l needed sorely had dropped
away. The law, looking only for evil
in me, never for the good, had work.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

llssil. Frank schaden tl54s). Harris
Bush Nt15ts) and j. w Hatch ll536).
All Tor the cancellation. reduction or
adjustment OF certain general city tax
fully report We have had the same un-
der consideration. have listened TO the
testimony of claimants. and after con-
sultstion with the BOARD OF Assessors.
recommend that their respective petit
lions be denied
Respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY NOWC.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
JAMES VERNON.
ALBERT T.. ALLAN.
MOSES WARrELL
r.. w WENZEL
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Streets TO whom was referred the PEE
tItfon or J. r.. Hayes for permission TO
use one feet Of allsy In rear OF WAYNE
Hotel running parallel TO Front street
west OF Second avenue, respectfully re-
eonsidsraticn and find that petitioners
are about TO construct bathhouse on
property adjoining said alley on the
south and that-the paving OF said alley
TONERS property. and In View OF the
fact that petitioners are the only ones
using the alley to any great extent.
nd .nSf ahs plans a d9r .hss
erty, including the one foot aforemen-
toned. your comMtetcts~ recommends
that petitioner be xhowed TO reoccupy
fer the proper resolution TO that end
MAURICE j KEATTNG
SHERMAN LITTLEfIELD.
EDWARD BARNETT,
STEPHEN = SKRZYCKI.
Accepted and on leave, the follow
BY Aid. Heating;
Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted TO J: r. Hayes 10 build
sss oS 81 sna r nsrss o
parallel TO Front street running west
from Second avenue. said one foot adj
joining alley on south and being part
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid. Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Bel Burton Case De Gaia an, p,l,.
Hess. Hindle, Jakel Keating. Knapp,
Lempke. Littleheld, Lodge. Movie.
OBrien. owen, Reid Reinhardt. sche-
W%snsny w Schultz Skr1ysk ThS%ps1na
the President--S4.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

by this permission. which Il granted
expressly on the condition that said
stairway and area and All distractions
IN connection Herewith shall be re-
moved az any time when 80 directed by
Provided. That said permit lssnsd oy
the Department or Public Works 10
granted with the distinct understand
Ing that la the event OF the Charter
being amended In such manner as will
provide for the levying OF a fee TO be
hereafter determined upon, for the oc-
eupancy q public RrSpst,s. that, that IN, me
In said act. and that said grantee does
hereby bind himself thereunto and ac-
cept said permit on the conditions
hereby imposed,
Adopted as follows
Yeas---lAld Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Bell, Burton. Case; De Galan. DIN.
Field FFetwaid. doldner, Guthard.
Hess. HindIe. .Jakel. Heating. Krapp.
Lempke, Littleheld Lodge, Move.
O'Brien, Owen, Reid. Reinhardt. Schc-
mansky. schultz. SkrzyckL Thompson.
Vernon, Wartell, Wenzel, Wilson and
the President--3i.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--You Committee on
Street Openings TO whom was referred
the petition OF Thomas Campau q Son
13sO for the acceptance OF plat of
Henry Hfebefs sub. respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con-
alteration and ind that said plat com,
and 80 doing. We recommend that the
same be accepted and approved. and
therefore offer the following resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
GODFREY FREIwALD,
GEO. A. OWEN,
JAMES VERNON,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
PEED "; R RsaPr
r. w. wENZEL
Accepted. and on lsave, the follow
Ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved, That the plat Of Henry
Hiebel's sub. OF lots Sc, 81 and 20. and
part OF lots IS. IL, 70 and IS. Crane 4
NELSON'S sub. OF Private Claim so
between Mack street and <oratiot
eepssd and approves; and the Conn., on :.
hereby directed to sign and approve
Adopted a. fq!lows;
Bell, Burton. Case. De Galen. Dill
Field. Freiwald. 0oldner 0uthard,
dsgpke L!stisns,S l LoS.s y, S soSs:.
mansky. Schultz. skrxycki. Thompson.
Vernon. warteil. wenssi. Wilson and
the President--3l.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Streets To whorn was referred the petit
ton OF Charles w. Warren a Co.
tls2oJ. for permission TO install clock
at curb In front of the Washington
Arcade on Washington avenue OF
Peter Courtiss t13ss). asking for the
revocation or license OF John Bishop
for conducting lunch wagon: OF VIA
cyslow Musial tTs4). for refund OF a
sidewalk assessment. and OF Jerome
Probst t1Soof. for permission to COM
plete sidewalk. respectfully report that
the last named petition, on request OF
petitioner. was allowed TO be with
drawn. and we recommend that In the
matter OF the remaining petitions
above. the requests OF the
be denied
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE J. HEATING.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIEI.D.
GEO. A. OWEN
EDWARD BARNETT.
STEPHEN s. SKRZYCKI. &
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

ana De IL TURNER
be and NE IL hereby authorized and In
proper FUND IN favor OF VIM. II. Cav
snssn for the sum Of s7ss sssos ts os
800 90. over assessed against him for
the year 1914 CIV. 2. Z. 27S). upon pre-
sentation Of the proper receipt show.
,ns as hi sf for said year to nav. Sssn
paid: and be IL further
Resolved, That the cry Trsasursr
be and he r. hereby authorized and IN
t tsrss levied ss ni Lots - Is and
IA Fales sub. Of the. north half OF
Park Lot 60" n .. selden avenue lW.
2. q 1872. for the year 1914: said prop.
Detroit Deacon ess Home. charitable
Institution: and be X further
Resolved, That the City controller
be and he Z hereby aoshorise d., and az n,-
proper fund y favor Of J. r Lily for
the sum Of Slss:ss. being the amount
paid by him, with interest addsd AZ
the rate OF : per cent, Cor csrtincsss
sub t't e , = pnrs Lot ss's !. :
seldom avenue Xolio "a second Wa.
upon surrender " certincake Of tiue
Mo asS ,s:ssS e 81 gy sSs Sa q ss
property being owned and occupifa by
Detroit Deacouea9 Home. ch4t!to0I9
institution. and erroneousY sold TOR
deiinduent taxes: and be n furtber
Resolved. That the City controiler
be and he IL hereby authorized ana IN
structed to draw n warrant upon the
proper fund IN favor Of y. a. Hc0tnq
Tor the sum Of s42sl. being the amount
paid by him. with interest adder AZ
ihs rate % ger cent fSs csr sis q. Of
n. n selden avenue. Second ward- fol:
H.. upon surrender Of certidcnte o.
title no. es1. issued him BY the City
treasurer by reason OF non-paypent
OF general city taxes for the year 1915.
ed property es.2E 2w sns6ns snd s 1scu
y sold Tor dsiinaaent taxes: and = y
Rssolyed, that the CITY consrensr
be and ne IL hereby authorized nnd iu-
structed TO draw a warrant upon the
g R5pP re sS% o. ss:ss. beng the s%euns
paid by him, With lntsreat sdds1 a.
OF title Issued against Lot ~. Eale.
subj etc. n. q eelden avenue. Ward
: 1S upon surrender Of csrtIncsts
Of 0tIs No cs1. issued him by the CITY
q ssnsrsi city sssss fer the year i>lS'
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

street Openings
To the Honorable the Common Council:
oentlsmen--y Your COMMITTEES en-
g, se. 2Es ss & FhG% Va. esfsisS
s sopro ss y s1'9 ana q ir' ' wiaS
west snd cas-; aides OF Woodrow ave.
nue.. respectfully report re have nsd
that said strips OF land were taken
Place ana not being required for street
pSrpos yosEs vssasion 81 ofn same nns &c
petitioner. and therefore ofKer the fol-
S: ssSSaSasE ;r asT's':st
yAHEs vERNoR =.
s EsEB "a K dsTFfnFiELD
PHfRlcK onRIEN.
/, Accepted and on leave. the follow
Ing r:!oiutions were offered:
y ssssixsa rhsf The nofthsrly part
7'zi feet In front on the west line Of
On m'S sl'sy- Sc and the same Z hereby
ve frevldsd. rhas the ssattIns property
owner psxs Into the city treasury tss
NAY have been incurred BY the city. In
the matter OF ccnstructins sidsvaikso5I
days 9rcn ne date Of the sdoptioh o.
this resolution, otherwise the zane
or eject: and be IL further
! Received. That the Bosrd Of Asse J.
sorn be and are hereby INSTRUCTED TO
ssssss said strip 70 the sdjofnine
nrnnHTIX. . 'I|||.'
f: sssssxs, e i si!'ss'h srn.s. sss,ss.
s s'S Csc a. q-'s ca,h D's
ssssi., R; s-1 SsSasFs ssss
Vernon Warlsll' Vsnsei, Wilson and
the President--2l ~ "
Nayo--Noue. Ift ~. . ~.
fsv Ala Fr<fwald: go 4 1. =
Resolved, That ~the southsriy part Of
rev rev svs ssss' ss e sss tea J. re-: o
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

q q. Pennsyivania avenue CIV. ~ {.
1917. amount S22s5, valuation tl,l6O.0o.
Catherine McIllwain: Lot 4, Sprague
e yisser.s sub; Of Riveryl Ic., sub an. and
nue. CIV. III. & sl3). amount $3.50.
valuation $1,000. 90; and be 4 further
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he IL hereby authorized and IN
structed 10 draw warrant upon tne
proper fund in favor OF Mn Otto Dan
iels for the sum Of s24.s2, be1ug the
amount OF general city taxes. on valu-
alton OF $3.50 90. levied aEninst Lot
I3. Burlage's sub OF o. r. II and .. ss.IS
H. OF o. l. Is, Leib Farm" n. ?. Hem
bricks street CIV -, ss). for the year
presentation OF the. proper receipt
showing said taxes for said year 20
have been paid
Adopted as Follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Barnett. Behiow.
Bell. Burton. Case, De 0alan. Dill.
Field, Freiwald. doldner dvthard,
Hess. Hindie. Jakel, Heating. Knapp
Lempke. Littlsheld. Lodge. MOVIE.
OBrien Owen, Reid Reinhardt. sche-
mansky, schuitx. skrzyckt Thompson,
the Presfdent--S4.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
.fMINoRITY REPORT. J

.(MTNORITY REPORT.)
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Streets To whom was referred the
resolution presented by Aid. Lfttlefield
at the last session and designed 10
exempt the gasoline service stations
from the provisions OF the resolution
fnstructing the Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works 10 cause all distractions TO
be removed from the streets. respect
fully report that we have had the same
under confederation and believing that
the said stations are q public neces-
sity and a great convenience to the
many owners and drivers Of automo-
biles In this city. we recommend that
the stations be allowed ito remain and
therefore recommend that the said
resolution q. G.. C.. p. } be adopted
hespectfully submitted,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
GEO. A. OWEN, l
STEPHEN g. SKRZYCK1 NJ
Aid. Heating moved the majority re-
port be adopted.
Aid. Littleneid moved an an amend
merit that the minority report he
adopted. which motion prevailed AZ
Yeas--Aid. Allan. Behiow. Bell. Bur-
ton, Case, De Galan. Dill, Field, Frei-
wald. sGoidner. Guthard. Hess. Hindle
Jakei. Knapp, Lempke. Lttlefield
Movie, owen. Reid, Reinhardt. schnltz,
Skrzycki, Thompson. Wartell Wenzel
and the Presfdent.--27
Nays--Aid Barnett Heating, Lodge
o'Brien, schemansky, Vernon, Wilson.
III
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--Your -S Committee on
gtraef Openings to whom NaA rSferred
the petition OF Otto Walewsky. et al
1851 for the opening Of Cyprus street
from Casper avenue TO Central avenue,
respectfully report we have had the
sanse ynder consideration. have COM
piled with Rule % and being satisfied
that :sublic nscesstty exists tor the
opening or laid street as ~ It'll .ned Tor.
recommend that the CorDcr-tion eCoun-
sci be directed TO prepare the proper
resolution for the opeDsag OF Cyprssss
street FIRM Casper avenue to Contra!
avenue. where not already opened, and
submit the same to this Council Tor
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
GEO. A. OWEN.
JAMES VERNON,
f SHERMAN LITTLEFtELD,
IS FRED w. KNAPP, t
ESQ PATRICK O'BRIEN.
~ r w. WENZEL,
Accepted and adopted an foiiows:
Blsil Burton, Case De 0aian. Dill
Field, Freiwaid. Goldner, authard
Hess eHindle, Jakel. Heating. Knapp
Lsmpke. Littleneld. Lodge. Noyc,
OBrien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt Sche-
manslxy schultz skrzyckf. Thompson
+. 49, = + : 1 =
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07

.sMAJoRIry REpoRTo

(MAJoRITY REPORT)
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemeu-Your Committee on
resolution presented by Aid. Littieheid
preeented at the fast session designed
to exempt the gasoline services stations
from the provisions of resolution In
structfng the Commissioner OF Public
works TO cause all Instructions TO he
removed from the streets. respectfully
report that we have had the same un-
der consideration and believing thar
said gasoline stations should not be
allowed TO encroach on the public
highways we recommend that the said
resolution presented by Aid. Littleneld
at the last session ". &C. p. } De m
definitely postponed.
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. KEATING,
EDWARD BARNETT.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
street opsnInas.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
rsss 3Rsn1S' rho Ms: si'tis cs
for the vacation Of strip Of land ap-
lot SIS, block 8. II. y, Grindisy's snb.
nue. respsctfuliy report we have had
the same under confederation and dnd
that petitioner 10 the owner Of the
abutting property; that said strip cf
opening OF Milford avenue. and the
purposes. your COMMITTEES can see NO
s HSre oi "a the following rssSiusien.
Rs copFREr ' TsHHW1in
q 9A1Es 4. v nMES
SHERMAN LIITLEF1ELn q
r II WkS n.EFEIEN
Accepted. and on leave. the following
resolution was offered: ~
BY Aid. Freiwald:
feet q Milford. avsnSe lying west 81
the west line Of coifsx avenue. and
east OF tho east line OF the public Al
Ley nrst west q colfss svsnrs bs
Provided. That the abutttno prop-
ury the sum Of $500 toward whassysr
city IN the mxtter OF constructing
sidewalks. crosswalIs, paving. etc.
adoption Of this resolution. otherwise
the same shall be null and void 1nd
OF no force or effect: and be Il further
Resolved. That the Board Of A.
SCISSORS be and are hereby instrueted
TO assess said strip TO the adjoininG
Xdopfed a. follows:
Bell, Burton. Case. De 0alan. DIN,
Field. Freiwald.. Goldner, outhard.
Hess. Hindle. JAksl. Heating. xrapp.
OBrien, owen, Reid. Reinhardt. 6cho-
mansky, Schultz, skrxyckf Thompson.
Vernon. wartelI wenzel, Wilson and
the President--3l
Nays---None. f