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The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21


I'll Paso, Tex, Feb. 21.-OfficiaI
announcement that William S. Ben
ton, British subject, was executed
Tuesday night at Juarez by rebels.
Adoption of resolutions condemn
ing the United States government
for its manner of handling Mexican
affairs, at mass meeting held last
night.
Exchange of shots between mem
bers of the Thirteenth cavalry and
Mexicans
Uncertainty of the fate of Gustave
Bauch, an American, and two Eng
lishmen-John Lawrence and a man
named Curtis.
These are the developments of the
last twenty-four hours here.
Following in rapid succession
these incidents have served TO bring
public feelings to high pitch. and
today every official agency is engag-
ed in bringing 10 light further de-
tails.
Because Mayor Kelley feared an
open air meeting held too great pos
sibilities of danger the mass meeting
last night was transferred to the
alter. Former Governor Curry, the
chairman, outlined the purposed and
the resolutions were adopted with a
shout.
The resolutions characterized as
"cold-blooded and heartless' the as
sassination of Benton. They charge
that the state department has per
sistently suppressed the facts of the
true conditions in Mexico"
They further declared the United
States is now "harboring General
Ynez Salazar and Maxine Castillo,
both with records of outrages against
Americans"
Villa was denounced in strong
terms.
The alleged disappearance OF John
Lawrence of Yuma, Ariz.. and a
friend named Curtis in Juarez last
Wednesday or whether they disap-
peared at all constituted mystery
today. Juarez officials denied that
such men were detained.
Consul Edwards was informed that
Gustave Bauch was merely removed
from Laredo street barracks to an
other lookup and will probably be
released in a day or two.
Col. FREDERICK Gonzales Garcia,
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

H. Breen was local arrival this
morning from Cameo where he has
been employed. He will visit here
with friends until tomorrow morn
ing when he will leave on the mar
row gauge for Somerset, his home.
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

NJ. l. Shepherd, well known Den
yer travenng man, was here today
and left for Iona and Mack. expect
ing to return this evening. He says
there are just two kinds of soap,
Crystal White and all others"
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

Associated Press.
Washington. d. c.. Feb. 21.-offi-
cial dispatches say that Villa claims
Benton came armed. and that during
long argument and quarrel Benton
raised his gun to shoot, but was dis
armed, tried in military court and
executed.
The announcement that Benton
met death after court martial was
made by Secretary Bryan, who said
he had no further details.
A telegram from r. N. Dudley of
FL Paso to Senator Fall, declaring
that Benton was murdered like a
Continued on Page 81
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

Mrs. Lynn and family arrived this
morning from Denver to locate here
with Mr.. Lynn, who has recently ac-
cepted the position as meat cutter in
the D. B. Bailey grocery.
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

Miss NJ Burns came down from
Clifton this morning to spend the
day here receiving medical treat
ment.
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

counsellor to the garrison command
er at Juarez, told reporters today
that Bauch was taken to chihuahua
yesterday on a train which carried
General villa south. -
49,. ,lcs;isa y l..s....ssAs- - : =, = =
tinized all passengers without seeing
an American. He admitted that one
might have escaped detection. He
said he expected an official report in
the Bauch case by night.
Mrs. j NJ. Patterson, a sister of
Bauch. taking her cue from the BEN
ton case, is convinced that her broth
err has been killed.
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21
A. (. JOHNSON IS REELECTED
HEAD OF FRUIT GROWERS ASSN.
SIX COAST COUNTIES UNDER 8
WATER; HALF DOZEN PERISH
GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO
APPEAL LAVENDER DECISION

High Line Rights Case Goes United
Appeal Present Status Leaves Reclamation Without
Water Attorneys Revolutionary Doc
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

Mrs. Chas. F. Keene is visiting her
friends today from her home in PAIL
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21

Associated Press.
FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 21.-The two
prisoners who were taken by the
troops of the Thirteenth cavalry last
night when shots were exchanged
with the Mexicans will probably be
released. Captain Cootes said that
after questioning prisoners they ap-
peared to be employees of smelter
who Inadvertently became mixed
with the flying Mexicans.
Cootes received information Tues
day OF a plot to rush his outpost with
the itlea of obtaining munitions and
hoFses los 1. III ster.cg ax2a. i.ss,7sasa4
The daily sentinel., 1914-02-21
REBEL BANDIT
QUITS CITY IN
HURRIED MARCH
Other Europeans Under Arrest
Cannot be Found; Bryan
Acts Promptly.
NO POLICY CHANGE IN ENGLAND

VVyASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 21.-
W. (By Associated Press. At
tention of all the world pow
ers interested in the Mexican situa-
ton was turned today on investiga-
tion of the killing of w. S. Benton
by General Villa at Juarez.
Secretary Bryan and Cecil Spring
Rice. British ambassador, are await
ing official reports with details and
pending developments of the situa-
ton are apparently unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
CIV IA. r. asoJ. amount ns7i, valua

CW a. T. $500, amount si67t valua-
Elizaheth Wcber-"Lot s, block 8
Brewers sub Of south ~ acres ot west
30 acres OF r. O. 67S a. OF Gratiot ave
nue.. e.. s. Helen avenue, ,N ~, I.
Il1hJ amount Sl0.3S valuation s-o9o 20
Julia Woltz Lot rs, plock
q NanHusans sub. OF the ~ olp,
acres oi H. @. DC between Mack ard
Gratiot avenues = Townsend ave-
nue.. CIV To- tsll. amount 49,.
Resolved That The city Treasurer
be- and be is hereby authorized ANA dl-
rected TO accept from the parsons here
matter mentioned. such amounts rs
iu fun settlement ot tie gencIal lly
taxes levied 16 INST them Ton tho year
1914 and cancel balance due on the
grounds Of charity toWlt
Norman %. HemenWay lot lal.
korhs sub. Of part of park lot ~
the sub OF section 81, 10000 acre
tract" a. s. MI vernon avenue tW
J. 22D, amount S4332 valuation
a. Il strong Lot SO. Moses W
Fields sub. of j. e.. TO-, Yield
avenue. CIV lr $3.50 amount $40 iN,
valuation Se.o5Oo0 and he ID further
be and hc h. hereby authorized and d.
rrttrd % draw a warrant. upon the
Irnpor FUND iu favor % T. Laily toI
tho sum of SaSNs. The said sam being
added az the rate of per cent Tor
certificate of t.It Ssued a1Ripst en-
go feet of lot Do, walker X Cooper s
sub OF part OF T. G 5t8. known AS the
j.. Chapetou farm 81 s. Concord ave
nue., etc upon surrender Of rertih-
cate OF title no 26Tf ISSUED him by
the City Treasurer hy reason % the
nom payment OF The general city taxes
Cor the year 1918. Nv I5 T. 2b2) the
above property being owned by Flea
nor NJ O.Neu. who b. entitled 20 re-
lief ON the grounds 81 charity
Adopted as follows:
Yeas Aid Barnett. Behlow Rleil
Case. lie Galau, Dill Field. PreiWald
GC'dugr. GUthSrd Hess Hndle Heating
hr9pl LcmPke l.ittleheld Lodge Move
.O' BrIen owen. Reid Relnhardt Schc-
marsky Schultz, SkrzyCki. Thompson,
Vernon Wurtell Wenzel Wilson and
the rrcsident-3l
Nays-NOne
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
NOTICE, STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1880.
TWENTY. FIFTH STREET.

To w. r Hamper. W a. pohoney.
Albert McClatchey. Charles LANCE. Con-
tinental Real Estate & Trust Fred
George Oehlke William Reid. Charles
Nokes. +. +. McMullen a. Bemish. w
4. MtGraw + h. q T Holman. NJ
nan. j. r. Moran, " \ Woodward, r
n. Murray Ferd StoTk. Bessinger 4
Moore, Louise Barrett, w. Collier y
Walker Anna Flynn. c. w Bird,
A. Sefarth Fred b Jean. otto l. Gut
0wsky ThOs. StOlthsrs, l.. Beaker.
Ternes Coal & Lumber Go. G. w Har
rison. George T Bader VIM. Btownlee.
T. T Backus. h.. $ Zane, Il. r.. Saun.
ders +, 4. Backus. sarah ning. j. I.
Mahoney 6 w carter Whitney Realty
William Krause, Frank Kavan Frank
WalenkOwslN Edith Tucker. Henry
Klnger G StoePel Ada HAN, Il, !.
Weiland. Joseph Mikola a. Jorewicz :
A. Keene. j. Tapke. ] Grygier John
,tski. John Jackzewski, IA. Voss.
Herman FrcChki n Linder. a. Gros-
Held, Andrew l;auppe' Michael kosiha
Wlhelmina Sehach. krause. otto
kisSin, g. + krause. Valentine Zack-
ewski Jacob Lewis William Gubel. Ed
ward Hoye. william Wayciiensky A
IA. kupkowski, Marie Kerr. G Domaskt.
John Bretzlan August Zelanskl NJ,
Sezocz. Gus Klehba, Joseph Crozemki.
Thomas Zoltowskl, otto krause, J.
kleinowsNi, + Wounkowsk. IL. !
Smith. Chris Schacht A. Grosheld. u
Korkowski. Otto slack otto Wagner.
GasKeuwicE. "A G Scholtz William
Winekley "a Kllnger, Caroline Ad-
olson NJ Schachtschneider, y. Enseh
zamoutS% MIf G CAMEL GorR So"nj Tad.
yewski; Kuhn, Edward Mead Al
bert + Mytch. Ludwig Frischke
Wilizowski. II Miller. G.. Rohn, ] A.
Grosneld, J 4, Sulon. j Bocherich OF
TO l.. Gutowski, q, Dyck. A + Wood.
y igehnhack. Bessinger trlok
TraVell Dan Mccain NJ Ruhlmau,
Whitney Realty Co. r. b Kitch Nellie
- Clemeuce Fred L Bdrnecky Alfred
Davis N p. BrOwniee. J. g Johnston,
luhn Wetzler. Old Peoples Home, WI
liam Watson. Frank W Murray, Joseph
~ NAH, Louis \ Nall William +, Car
Ucr Robert HosIe George r. Bader.
Alexander George r BARLOW Charles
IEatI kurt %. lt.MIle David Bisscll
a schneider. INniutS McGraw susan
NeHogg l. kaufman. \ Theisep.
1iastldter elmer MeGrath, " r An
sail AN D. turue, Bryant Walker III
len ANelA 81 VI Ewald. and 10 All
athrf persons HWUns, occupying, or
tk"rvle" interiors ed tu any of the lots
ana premises fgonting on Twenty ara
Hftert aid' tIty ~ Detroit within
the limits here 0,fter mentioned Tho.
common C1Hu 81 The CITY ot Detroit
nasiH ordered So much ~ Twenty "a
street from rre north lire - Buchanan
street rs gir sa.ta .lte OF McGrSw ave
hnI-hv gwen fHat an ass utnt has
hser made uppu all tHr Tote aru
.lt"nl SEES frogtUs az sata twenty. ar'h
street aU3 '.ahle 81 10 assessed 'or
,s.lI mpl nNtrout Iuder the prnyiS ous
10 rho CITY charter and thar roll ~
1i3 asses sra"nt 6 now completed AMI
fhe1ltv 7f Detroit from the date her,
~ rsDtf| AaE1st l'fh 'HIf. fra ne m
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
Street openInaa

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
street Openings, 20 whom was referred
the petition OF w. X Alderman ct al,
tl043D, for the opening OF Murray
street extending from Mcclellan ave-
nue. 70 Cooper avenue. respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con-
sideration, have complied with Rule 22
and being satisfied that a public neces-
sity exists for the opening OF said
street as petitioned for, recommend
that the Corporation Counsel be direct
ed 10 prepare the proper resolution for
the opening or said thoroughfare be-
tween the points hereinbefore mention
ed a. a public street and highway and
submit the same to this Council for
approval Your committee further rec
ommends that only such property as Is
necessary for the continuation OF said
street be taken
Respectfully submitted
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JAMES VERNON.
GEORGE A OWEN
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
FRED W. KNAPP.
r. W WENZEL.
PATRICK O'BRIEN
Accepted and adopted AZ follows.
Yess-Ald Barnett, b, hlow, Bleil.
Case. lie Galan. Dili. Field, Freiwald.
Golduer GutEErd, Hess, Hindle Heating
Knapp. Lcmpke, Littlened, Lodge, MOVIE,
O Brieu owen. Reid Relnhardt. SChe-
maIsky schultz Skrzycki. Thompson
Vernon Wartell Npnzel Wilson and
the .President-3i
N1vs--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
Street openino,.

To the Honorable the Common Council
gentlemen Your Committee or
street Openings. 10 whom was referred
the petition OF August T. Refer
N045), FOR the vacation OF the lS-ft
public alley extending east and west
IN block bounded by FarnsN orth Theo,
dore, Bellevue and Concord avenues
respectfully report We have had th'
same under consideration and beg I,
report that petitioner, in consideration
OF the closing OF said alley will add
feet 10 the width ~ the existing loft
alleys extending southerly from tn,
alley 10 be vacated and your com
mittee seeing no objection thereto. rec
ommepds the adoption OF the follow
ing resolution
Respectfully submitted,
GODFREY FREIW AID
JAMES VERNON.
GEORGE A OWEN
SHERMAN LITTLEFTELD.
FRED W KNAPP
l.. W. WENZEL.
PATRICK O'BRlEN
Accepted and, on leave the following
resolution was offered
By. Ala Freiwald
R,-riE.rl That "All OF the public al
les wide, lying between the
We ...ai ,Ot &c and the east line
OF 80 lunow and Patterson's Con-
corn t,', sub. Of north 3 20 acres OF
lot 0t sub. Of rear concession OF 7. e
10 Beaufait Farm" be and the same IA
hereby vacated
Provided Petitioner August r. Ref
ert deeds or causes 70 be decided TO the
City OF Detroit the following described
property for alley purposes. to-wit
The east S feet OF the w. ~ feet OF
lot and the West feet OF lot l. Wre-
ford's sub OF the w lS2I6 feet OF lot
T. out Lot 5. being the W. 1s2l6 feet OF
rear northeast q as acres OF lot 5, rear
concession i, &. 10, recorded in libeI
10 OF plats on page So, Wayne County
Records"
Adopted as follows.
YeaA--Ald. Barnett, Behlow. Bletl
Case. De Galan. Din. Field, Freiwald
Goldner. Guthard, Hess Hindle. Heating
Knapp. Lempke, Littleheld. Lodge. Move
q. Brien owen Reid Reinhardt Sche-
mansky Schultz, Skrzycki, Thompson
Vernon WRrtelI WenzeI. Wilson and
the President-S1.
Nays-NOne
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

for the sum OF s2O.29, being the amount
Of taxes on valuation OF N,OVe 20, ~
led against Lot 80 and e 10 II OF lot
40, Hubbard and KING sun. oi t"'N
1851 for the year tslA, upon pre-
scntatiou OF the proper receipt snow
INK said taxes FOR above year 20 nave
he,n paid she being entitled 20 re-
fund under the Soldiers Exemption
Act. and be- a. further
Resolved. That the city Controller
De- and he Is hereby authorized and m
struCtcC 10 dra wa warrant upon the
proper fund in favor Of Jacob \. lam
I burger FOR the sum OF $50 ~. being me
amount of taxes on valuation o ST.
0o0 rn levied against IN. 30 r. ~
~ ~ e.. l2i n. OF %, ! Ill, Woodbridge
farm as divided by tho commissioners
lp partition In 1857. W Lincoln aNt
nue.. Ward o. fols. tNt-2SoJ, ior me
years 1912 and 1913. upon presentation
of tH, proper receipts showing SAID
taxes FOR above years 20 have been
paid. lac being entitled 20 refund IN.
der inc soldiers Exemption Act and
be % further
Resolved. That the city Controller
Toe Und Ae is hereby authorized and an
strucleD 60 draw warrant upon the
proper fund In favor OF II $ Bullock
lor tho sum OF Sly-f0. being the auiount
of taxes on valuation OF 81, 100000 lev
led against Lot l0l M,keowns sub.
~ tur 5. part OF .. l. 20, woodbridge
farm n. s. Butternut street CIV ;,
Sentation OF the proper receipt show
ils said taxes MAJ above year 10 have
been paid he being ent.tlcd 90 refund
under the Soldiers Exemption Act,
aud 10 ~ further.
Resolved, That the city CONTROLLED
/ DE and he Is hereby authorized aud m
tiruc',d 20 draw a warrant up0u the
( proIrl fund In favor OF Rose POL, al
/ tor the sum ii Sl49O. beiHS the
amoput Of taNss on valuation ~ Sl,-
GEO Ut levied against Lot To- Moses W
ttelda sub OF that part or z e.. i6
! lying between Lafayette street and
, Linden Park avenue, 2. 5. Field ave-
+ nue. CIV ~ T. $3.50, for the year 1914.
/ Upoa presentation Of the proper rcceip;
showing said taxes for said wear 10
/ have been paid she being entl,lsd
/ u refund under the Soldiers Exemp-
( tiou Acr
Adopted as follows:
Neas--Ald. Baruett, BehioV Bell.
Case De Galan, pill. Field. Freiwald.
Goldner, Guthard, Hess Hindle. Heating.
krapp Lempke, Litueheld, Lodge, Move,
10 Brien, owen. Reid, Reinhardt Sche-
mansky Schultz, Skfzycki. Thompson.
Vernon Wartell Wenzel. Wilson and
/ the Presidrut-S1
Nays-NOne
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July %. 1914
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1885.
SEWARD AVENUE.

To Henry Zimmerman. Robert Hosie.
Emil kreislnger. Mary Mcleod. Nancy
H. Wagley. A. G. Gerkie. Emma J.
stone. g. r salt J. H. BelanEer, NJ VI
Woodruff. Bertha Schaltenhand. r.
Hess Fred Dittmer II. jam. a j.
Thirty * j. Mohlman A. White. Carl
Raepe. Mabel Mccullough, f. -. kirtz.
A. +. silk. w II. Green. william g.
Kellogg lfy Il Peppler l. W. DrOelle.
Max Bremen l.. VI Guinness. George
w Grant James a. Dent. w j. KEN
thorue. A. VI Coouey Alice Hurst,
William Beck Samuel a. SlOman, and
TO all other persons owning. occupying
or otherwise interested u any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Seward
avenue In said city OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned The
Common Council or the city OF Detroit
having ordered SO much OF Seward
avenue from the west line OF Hamilton
Boulevard TO the east curb line OF
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
Seward avenue, and liable to be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
prov isions OF the city Charter. and that
roll OF said assessment is now COM
pleted. and viii remain at the Asses
sOrs Office. In the city 81 Detroit from
the date hereof until August llth. 1914,
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DtLWORTH.
A-14O President
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

Hess and Behlow on June 23rd a.. e..
g. sst io@s7Q Ala ne G1ian sS on june ss
the 9Th inst. %. &. a.. D. 1860. and
Ala SchemansAy and Jakcl ON the ltth
inst a.. g. c., y. lO94l be indefinitely
postponed
Respectfully submitted.
MOSES WARTELL
JOHN r. BEHLOW.
ARCHIE ". REID
W. IA, g.. HiNDLE
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
Licenses.

To tie Honorable the Common Council:
, Gentlemen Your Committee on Lii
ronsos. 90 whom was referred the res
olutious rrantGg permission 10 Jacob
GrccubTum. Isaac Dorfmau Michael
LeWaudow sN John Henry. Morris Nof-
tally. Morris lew. Louis Green. Joseph
Rufhno. Jacob Cohen Herman Henry.
Frauk Cannon. George Lusby Harry
Ginhf Patrick Doddy. Thomas Berrett
Roy g. Irish. Martin Lubinski. James
Grinder Joseph Wcindcck and Charles
Nahatp 20 peddlc without licenses. re-
specifically rt port we have had the
same under consideration and lu ac-
C0rdnncc with the recommendation OF
the CumWfttCc on Ordinances at the
last session al which time an ordl-
nance reducing tho license fees FOR
peddlers was passed. your committee
recommends that the above resolutions.
presented hy Ala. Guthard and Barnett
on April 2Sth ~ g. g.. -. 66lJ. Aid
| Jakel on June 18th o.. G. g.. D. 9sOJ.
' Aid Guthard, Wartell. Nowe Jakel
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

ro the Honorable the Common Councl !
raves 10 whom was referred We PEI
,ions Of Mrs. r. G. Ritchie tito), oIE
no q Barr $3.50, John clark ~ -
FJ6nter G Crary t1039), rudolph BOY W
I'm adm Est. Chas. Brocthe COOS ~
n Vincent C1073), Mrs, Keenan, Hlpto =
r Hoyt G0SQl, George j. 6Su.4.t
tiOsp German Ehenezer bhpllsI
rhuych uOS5). Michigan oNyaoet ndssnayy
xyeiding Co, COS6), +. p Krum tlg.hfl
wiIliam Rittlc (l09S and lll'l' MN
tomas dlOg) and carl schultz lIllI1
an for the cancellation, rtdutuoh -, y.
tadiustment OF certain genera tltS
taxes and personal assessments r..
spectfully report We nave han ~
same under consideration. nave rs
fened 10 the testimony OF claimaht -
and after consultation with tho soar.
~ Assessors, are satisfied that none ol
The above persons have any valid cam
Tor relief. and your committee thett.
fore recommends that their respecIlNe
petitfons be denied
Respectfully submitted
ANTHONY NOWC,
GODFREY FREIWAl.D'
JAMES VERNON.
MOSES WARTEBL.
w H.. G.. HlNDLE.
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

2s line 22A75 feet north OF the
29 Boulevard
So Eleventh District Ait thHt f"t :
81 tion lying between line ga 10
81 feet north OF and parallel with the
80 Grand Boulevard West. the north
81 rrly city limits the center line OF
rs Hanover avenue and tho center lihc
80 OF Lnwton avenue
section 2 This ordinance shhl
2 take immediate effect
Read twice by utle. ordered printed
and. unanimous consent being granted.
the ordinance was then placed on the
order OF third reading
Third Heading OF Ordinance
The Title 10 the ordinance was gcad
q third time.
The ordinance was then read
The question being shall this or
dinauce now pass?' The ordinance was
PASSED majority OF the Adermen
present voting therefor as follows
Adopted as follows
ltas-Nld barnets. BehluW, Bell,
Case DE Galuu. Dnl. Field. Frriwaid,
GuIlner. Guthtrd. Hess, ,iindle Heating,
Knapp lemPke Littleheld. Lodge, Nowc.
D.Brien. owen Reid, Reinhardt sche-
r,ansky. Schultz. skrzyckL Thompson.
Vernon Wartcll Wenzel Wilson and
the President
Nays-NOne.
The title 10 the ordinance was con
Armed
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
axes.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--Your Commit on
titions Of Mrs Mary Belau C29Il ste
fanfa Kopacz ClOgO). Marg Nowak,
(Ii6O), Mrs. T. Behnke 81 lpt MAJ
saret MSHugh gl6D, Frank Frank s 1f6a7i.
Mrs Ed Rowe de95(, Al SchTanliln
(755) Mary Pinkowski tlot6h Il, Ll i,l
Hendricks t923), Elizabet u Weber 81
(g7D. Julia Weltz tnl2l, Norman -
Iiemenway C1O7D n. II. strong llll8)
and Eleanor NJ. O'Neil t153), all Tor
& the cancellation, reduction on FetaHu
OF certain. general city taxes on NV
grounds of charity, respectfully Ttpoi
we have had the same under cohsldeI
alton have investigated each ease
with the Poor Commission ana beinE
satisfied from the reports received
that the above should be relieved from
taxation. recommend the adoption 81
the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY NOWC,
GODFREY FREIWABD,
JAMES VERNON,
MOSES WARTELL,
w II. G. HINBLE
Accepted and on leave, tine Follow
ing resolution was offered:
By Aid. Nowc
be and he is hereby authorized and d.
rected to cancel the general city taxes
levied against the following persons
and properties for the year 1914 on
Mary Belau---"Lot ., block So plat
OF sub OF w half Of J. G. 81, from
Watson street TO Fremont street" s.
a. Willis avenue, CIV. =, & 1861, amount
t17.92; valuation $4,000;
Stefania KopaCz-"Bot 49,, Hopkins
e. Cowles' sub. OF block z, Chene farm
y. $. 81 Joseph street CIV, 4 l09)'
Mary Nowak--"Lot 20, MOnuig and
Wurzburgers sub Of O. ~ g., SO and
Sc McDougall farm" W S Mcpoqg5all
ia ~
valuation 100000,
Mrs. 7. Behnkc-.Lot 43, Davis sub.
OF part OF lots 80 and ", Porter farm.
being part OF y G. 90 and 81 r. s..
Twenty-third street NV. 12. 225l.
amount S2LS6 valuation $ll1u.oo,
Margaret McHugh--"Lnt 6. Grosh'ld
q Sehultes sub OF lots 52s and 500
OF J. w Johnston.s sub OF the Porter
farm n. OF Michigan avenue" s..
Twenty fourth street CIV ~. 2s5J,
amount SlO.24. valuation g52C 90.
Frank Brichta--"LOt 80, j. w John
stOns sub. OF tho e. PATTI b. C.
729 n. OF Chicago Road" o. s. Lawtou
avenue. CIV. 70 329J, amount $lS7l;
Margaret Purdie-"Lot 81 Roehm.s
sub. OF all OF the 2. 5-12 Of = e.. 20"
etc. e, p Williams avenue CW ~ e
Al Schramm--"Lo Lot 30, Mary polans
Warreh avenue sub NNt part Of q. J.
~ NJ Moran farm ctcs Theo.
s seFf s'ys eiIat hM as5o 5o'' amount
Mary pinkowski--L Lot s. Frank r.
Russeirs sub Of thU My 363-OG III 81
the sly 52S,06 a. 81 lot p. Collin Farm
n CT Ferry avenue y. g.. III and 453'
i W. .. EimwoOd avenue CIV ~, Z 3lNI
amount Sg06s. valuation 1880 90.
Mrs. Ed. Rowe-"S 80 a.. Of lot 102
scotch, Lovett and Davis sub Of
Srotten and Lovetts sub ~ al that
part OF r. g. rs. Alexis Campau fatn
30 called" otc. W. Is. West Grand Boule
yard wv "a. q 223b amount S58.sS. val
= nation 81 04O co. aud "iot . Rnttergei,
and Howlnnd's sub. OF bl1ckS l5 aut
- OF ScoNcls sub. Of ". i-2 or frac
sec q" w s. CLARK avenue FW ii
f.isxis Iendricts ~ go ~ ~ NJ
~ Bartholomew Est sub. or part %
q AZ between Dix avenue and Al
bert street aud part 81 Y G. 5s3 n
q Toledo avenue" W = Clark avenu'
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
Licenses.

To the Honorable the Common Council
GentlemCn-lour Committee on Ill
censes. To whom was referred the pc
tition OF Frank NJ. povey tSleJ, Tor
permission 20 peddle without a license
respectfully report we have had the
same under consideration and recon-
mend that said petition he denied
respectfully submitted,
MOSES WARTElL
JOHN r. BEHLOW
ARCHIE W. REID.
" "A. e. HlNDLL
Accepted and adopted