The Detroit times., 1914-12-09

syenue IN city limits under the 100000
! forced paving clause OF the charter
! Adopted
/ BY Aid Froiwald
! Resolved. That the vote whereby
resolution accompanying IePoIt
Committee on street Openings, sAS ,,aes
I Ing a portion OF Elizabeth street WA
adopted at "A session held on tho TN
/ ult o. G. G.. y. 1880. be and the same
Is hereby rescinded, owing 20 erroneous
description, and be u further
Resolved That all that portion OF
I Elizabeth street. described as tWioWs'
4 Commencing at a point on the Sontn
4 being distant 3OSQ5 feet east OF the
/ casterly line OF Hastings street; thehSs
easterly along the southerly line oi
/ Elizabeth street, 44.20 feet To the east
! erIy line OF the l.. Moran Farm; thence
4 northerly along this farm line Sp,So
/ feet 10 the southerly line OF pupllN
alley thence southwesteriy on tne nv
! OF said public alley 5S.65 feet 10 the
! point OF beginning be and the same
! Is hereby vacated,
Provided, That petitioners pay NV
| the city Treasury whatever expense
/ may have been incurred by the city IN
the matter OF constructing Sidewalks
crosswalks, paving curblns ,,,eI .o"
| beth street hereby vacated. as may DC
( certified by the City Engineer WITHIN
! 80 days from the date OF the ADOPTION
| or this resolution
| Adopted AS follows:
| Yeas-Ald. Allan. Rehlow. Bell. Case
| De Galan Dill, Field. Freiwald. Goldner.
Guthard; Jakel Knapp. Lempke OMEN S''i,.
/ SkrZyCki Thompson. Wartell, Wenzel.
Wilson and the President Pro Tens.
Navs-None
\ BY Aid. Freiwald:
Whereas. IL has come 10 the atten-
I ton OF this Common Council that citi-
zens are occasionally through the
neglect or carelessness OF contractors,
4 compelled 10 forfeit deposits for per-
/ mits because OF contractors failure 10
! comply with the rules and regulations
governing the tapping of sewers. etc.
Whereas. a recent hearing OF a re-.
quest by a petitioner for the return OF
n deposit from the Department OF Puo-
lie Works was decided adversely TO pc
/ titioner on the testimony offered which
showed conclusively that the con
3 tractor. Peter Rosello. was solely 10
j cause OF faulty connection. and further
| that said contractor had refused TO app
pear before the committee 10 TESTIFY
/ Resolved. That the Department OF
/ Public Works and the Board or Health
be and they are hereby requested 10
I refuse the issuance of any further per-
mits 10 said mentioned contractor un-
til he has satisfied them that he has
satisfactorily adjusted the financial
/ losses that citizens have suffered
through his gross carelessness and die.
! regard OF the rules and regulations or
I the Department. OF Public Works ana
Z bpdTu OF ttSdlln
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Allan, Behlow. Blell. Case.
! De Galan, Dill, Field Freiwald, Goldner'
Guthard Jakel kraPp aempEe sc Swgn
SkrzyCki Thompson. WarteN, Wenzel.
Wilson and the President Pro TENT
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Resolved, That the Department OF
Public Works be and Il is hereby au-
rant upon the City Treasurer In FAVOR
\ OF William Irvine for the sum or S4;ts.
being the amount OF refund to wnich
! he is entitled on Permit NO folfl,
which has been lost
| Adopted as follows;
| Yeas-Ald Allan. Behow. Bleil, case,
| De Galan. Dill, Field. Freiwald Goldner.
Guthard. Jakel. Knapp. Lempke, owen,
Reinhardt. Rutter. Schemansky, Schultz,
skryycki. Thompson. Warten. Wenzel.
4 Wilson and the President Pro Tem-24.
FIFTEENTH WARD
/ BY Aid. Rutter:
| Public Works be and he is hereby re-
/ auested to include In his estimates for
! the ensuing fiscal year the sum OF $o;-
1SSS a e op he
a bride path.
! Adopted.
! Resolved, That the Commissioner OF
Public Works be and ne il hereby re-
quested 10 include In his estimates for
the next fiscal year an amount SUI
| fclent to build bridge on CharlevoiN
| avenue and Connor's Creek
SIXTEENTH WARD
By Aid Dill and Goldner:
| Resolved. That the Department or
| Public Works be and rs hereby re-
! quested 20 transmit estimate for Ell.
! Buchanan street from Scotch 10 Liver
! nois avenue with creossted block. for
! the resurfacing of Thirty-first street
from Michigan to Warren avenues win
| sheet asphalt and for the resurfacing
OF wesson avenue from Michigan ave.
nue. 10 Horatio street with reinforced
concrete. Thomas system
BY Aid. Din and Goldner:
Resolved. That the Department or
| Public Works be and IL Is hereby re-.
| Quested to cause mud CRATES 10 be
placed at the following locations: TWO
on Morren street at intersection or r.
& p, VI. r. r.; two on Christiancy at
alley first east OF Cavalry; two on Rog-
ers street at alley first east OF Cav
airy. one on Summit street at alley
hrst south OF Fort; two on Addison
one on Rowland street at alley first
west OF Junction (north side); and
four at intersection OF Thirty third and
Herbert streets,
SEVENTEENTH WARD
BY Aid. Schultz:
Resolved, Inal the VI
Public Works be and IL Is hereby au-
thorized and Instructed TO draw war
rant upo nthe ity TCreasurer In favor
OF j. II Spitzley for the sum OF 500,
being a refund OF 500 each on per-
mits Nos 4G702 and 46703 and re-
fund OF $500 on permit No 46IO4. TO
which he is entitled. said permits hav-
ing been lost
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Behlow. pieil. Case
De Galan. Dill, Field. Freiwald. Goldner,
Guthard. Jakel Knapp. Lempke, owen.
Reinhardt, Rutter Schemansky, schultz
Skrzycki Thompson. Wartell. Wenzel,
EIGHTEENTH WARD
BY Aid. Wenzel:
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be and is hereby requested
to cause arm light TO be erected at the
intersection OF Green and Lafayette
NINTH WARD
BY Aid. Jakel:
Whereas. IL has been the will OF the
INFINITE Father OF the Universe To sum
mon from our midst Ex-Alderman
Louis r. Tossy, who represented the
Ninth Ward in this Council for over
a decade ard whose earnest efforts dt-
rerted along many lines have left their
| indelible impress for betterment OF
conditions upon the history OF our city
therefore be ~
Resolved That this Common Council
has learned with deep sorrow OF tho
and we sincerely sympathize with his
, family and many friends In the death
OF a good friend and "A staunch and
loyal citizen. and we tender 10 the be
reaved family OF the deceased our con-
dolence in the hour OF their afhiction;