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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26

that the next task Is 10 pull the ami
mai over. fix the teeth into its upper
lip and hold il there prone by the
mouihhold only.
They understand all this but some
probably do not understand just how
much nerve, skill and strength it takes
TO accomplish the feat successfully. II
IS a Job which only the more reckless
of the cowboys care TO undertake and
Il is one which only the very strong
and very tough ones can complete
The steer. IL he be Of the Texas or
Mexican variety such as those owned
by the Roundup are, is brute with
an ugly temper and. when aroused.
is Just as dangerous as an enraged
bull. Also he has a wireness and
strength that makes his subdual a
understanding affair and the rea-
son that many cowboys fail TO throw
their steer after they have once
caught and stopped them is that they
become completely exhausted before
the steer does
For this reason many bulldoggers
prefer 20 chase their animal once
around the track before swooping
down upon him. even though this all
takes time and lessons their chances
pf winning the prize money and
championship. Others, utterly fear
less and willing 20 take their chances
upon a fight, reach for the horns ar
noon as they can overtake the steer.
II is the latter type OF cowboy who
gives the spectators the most thrill
ing exhibition. With man and steer
both fresh. the battle becomes veri-
table hand-to-hand conflict and such
"A one that Mexican bullfigbt seems
tame and cowardly In comparison.
Perhaps the most spectacular con-
test OF this nature that the Round
up has ever seen or any place else for
that matter was staged on the first
day Of the 1918 Roundup. Roy
Hunter. corporal In Uncle Sans
army at Vancouver barracks, drew the
first steer chased on 10 the track.
with rough rider abandon he started
in pursui, and, disdaining 60 tire the
steer hy chasing 81. he leaped from
his gaiioping horse TO the long still
letto horns at the first opportunity.
and before he could check the head
way of his Rnimal-foe. he had been
dragged beneath the sharp hoofs the
entire length OF the grandstand.
The hattie was fierce and furious
one and Il looked 20 the spectators
many times as N IL were 10 be for life
and death Twice the soldier-cowboy
stopped the steer and cssayed 20 twist
its neck into position for n fall but
mstoad the strength and agility Of Tbs
animal nat the man on the defensive
once Hunter Knocked the steer from
itS feet but before he could take ad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26

vantage OF the fall. his hold had been
broken. Before the steer. however.
could make an escape, he had again
seized the horns nut this time. TO save
himself from being gored, he was
forced to wrap his body around the
brute's head and hold on with a grim
grip. Even at that one OF the horns
tore through his trousers and the
sharp hoofs were bruising his body
and tearing his clothes. In this po-
sition he was dashed into the fence
with crushing force and. his strength
finally failing, he was dragged half
around the track, unable longer TO
combat the steer but stiT gamly re-
fusing to release his hold on the
horns, until. utterly exhausted. he was
fung off and left lying face down
ward in the dust. He was lifted to his
feet and. when careless wave of his
hand told the crowd that he was not
hurt he was greeted with wild tu-
mutt OF applause, II was the fight
OF an American soldier. and, If the
army is composed of all such men as
he, il is easy 10 understand why de-
feat has never been the portion of
this country.
The worid rec~.o Tor bulldogging
is much disputed and there is no au-
thentic and generally accredited rec
ord. Between 30 and 80 seconds is
mighty good time and many of the con :
tests go over the minute mark There
have been many steers downed in less
than 10 seconds but few by the rules
/ of contest in vogue at the Roundup
In some places tripping a steer is
permitted and, by this method. it is
possible TO throw q steer in remark
ably short order. Tripping consists in
forcing the steers horns into the
ground as the rider leaps from his
saddle on to the head of the animal
The steer. its flight checked suddenly,
thus turns a complete somersault and
the force of Its fall is such as to cause
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26

What II the nos popular event on
the Round-up program. question
difficult TO answer because they are
ali popular Some prefer the buck
3ng, some like best the Wild horse
race to some the relay races have
the most appeal and others enthuse
most over the Indian features. To
almost everyone. though, the bulldog
Ring OF Wild steers enjoys a place on
the program that il anticipated from
the beginning and recalled at the end
its dangers. uncertainties and thrills
carry IL into universal popularity, 80
much 20 that an admission that IL
does not interes, is equivalent 20 say
ine there are no red corpuscles in
your blood
Bulldogging is purely sport among
the cowboys and Is, therefore. differ
ent from bucking. for. out on the
ranges. the breaking OF wild "bronks'
30 part of the business of the
buckRroo. II a cowboy wants TO down
a steer. he usually ropes him and
brings him 10 earth rather than so
out and engage in a hand 10 hand en-
counter However. the routine Of
roping steers riding buckers and such
mild forms OF activity left something
real exciting 10 be desired by the cow
hoy during his moments OF play and.
thus he evolved the bGndogging act.
Roundup audiences are pretty fa-
miliar with the technique of bulldog
ging They understand that a mount
ed cowboy gives chase to steer and
when alongside. bends far over from
his saddle, seizes the horns Of the
steer and allows himself to be drag
ged 20 the ground. They understand
that he must check the flight Of the
steer and then commence a tussle for
supremacy. They understand that. tc
throw the steer. the cowboy must use
the horns as levers with which 10
twist the head and neck of the ami
NAL Once the muzzle of the brute
is turned skyward. they understand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26

Continued Oh page tnree,l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26

Cotton blankets, large size acc
Cotton blankets, extra large, 45x72. .65c
Extra heavy cotton blanket, 72xs0. .Sf.45
Fine wool blanket, extra large -. 1885
Extra heavy wool plaid blanket. .S4.c5
PARIS PAD CARRIERS ......... f5c
BOYS ovERALLs ..... 35c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-26
Mems Shoes

Child's rubbers, sizes to 10 .2Sc
Misses protector, sizes II to 2 .... sec
Ladies' storm rubbers, 2 1-2 to s.. SOC
Ladies' jersey top rubbers, ........ .75c
Boys rolled edge protector ....... csc
Boys' storm rubber ............... 400
Mems plain l,oie storm ........... CSC
Mems roll sole storm rubbers ..... SOC
Goodyear glove rubbers .......... .09c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

s:ss VIA: yi IN. o.: ssSr:s :sss,s,:
hereby ~. approved and confirmed
p, Ssas :. All,s Nh, Bs,a:;. v sssl :,s
tioldnsr, outhafd. Hindls. Jskel. Ksat-
ing. Knapp. Lsmpke. Littlsnsld, Lodge.
Sows o'Hrieu, Owen. Ruttsr. achsmsn-
wertsll. wsnsei and the Presidsnt--sa
BY Aid. ksatingt
Resolved, That the contract entered
into by the nspsrsmsnt OF Ppslle
pavinR. etc, % Alley l0s between Hin
bard and HoIcomb from the north line
81 ksrcheval 10 Brinkst. rs feet wide,
with one course concrete paving; total
cost ineludtng inspection, etc.. Ve7v.sA.
be and the same Is hereby approved
Adopted as follows:
Ysas--Aid Allan. Bsrnstt. Hshley.
niell. De 0alsn. Dill. Field. rreiwsld.
ooldner, 0uthard. Hindle. JaksL xsat-
Ing. Knapp, Lsmpke. Littlsnsld. Lodge.
Nowc. o brien, owen. Rsinhardt. RuttsT,
s Sch v!s,lcy,. sshsl,s ssrsyott Thomp.
Presideut--s0 - 80 900
Nays-Nons .fE .ss,tN.f ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--rhe Department Of Pub
lie Works respectfully. reports that the
FELLOW. Chicago boulevard. Third and
Hamilton Boulevard, under the con
tract confirmed the 10th of Sept. 1911.
In fully completed.
The pavement Ia of one course con-
fss,s ana mas ofs Publ, ssa%insa sne
found TO be In accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
Respectfully
GEO. II. FENKELIA
Accepted, and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas. 1t appears from com.
munication from the Department Z
Public work; tina, the paying a.: per
Sept. 1914. on Alley No. ss6, between
Longfellow, Chicago Boulevard Third
and Hamilton Boulevard has been
fully completed; and
Whereas, Said Alley has been exam
tn by the Depsrtment Of Public
has been found 10 have been done in
accordance with the contract and spec
incations for the same: therefore
Resolved, That the said paving with
In the limits above mentioned be. and
II hereby accepted.
Adopted as follows:
Yers--Ald Allan. Barnett. BehDov
Bicil, DE oaiAn. DILL Field, Frsiwald,
Qoldnef. Guthard. Hindle. Jakel Kest-
Ing. KIGpp, L,mpke. Littleneld, Lodge.
MOVIE, O'Brien. Owen. Rsinhardt. Eutter.
son. Vernon. wartei. wsnssi and the
President--30.
Nays--None.
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|nMON COUNCIL
toFFIcIAL)

Detroit, Tuesday. Oct. ~. 1914.
~ Council was called 20 order by
Presldent Hon; Harry :. pinsema s
HE'LL be 0aian. Dill Field. Fret
~ ooldner. outhard, Hindls. Jaksl.
11lng. Knapp, Lempke. Littlsneld,
&c. Move. ofBrien. owen, Rutter.
74.shy s w.nns; wi.SS ana v ts.
\ |ksre being a quorum present. the
@uncil Was declared TO be In session.
The Journal OF the preceding session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

|I ART MUSEUM COMMISSION FUND.
ss--wm. Ravens. tinting.
s4-whitaRer i Paper Co. Co. - "
d charcoal paper 49,. 80
20 3sI
CONTINGENT FUND.
1oo--Raymond n. Cameron.
legal expense ...s so "a
1I1--Wm HI Price. expenses l25 90
|11o--Conway Brief CO., print
ing briefs -. 100 g
'aa sIs So
8 DETRoIT/cITY SINKING FUND.
Construction
CO.. spec. ass. bonds. - 1000 A
-. p. w. CASH ACCOUNT No. FUND.
T I>--xnx c. Koch. city treas
|<tl ass urer. rebate on per-
mts .,.s....s........ 81 A6
-. p. w. CASH ACCOUNT No. FUND.
<o--Nnx e. Koch city treas
urer, rebates on per-
<s--1fa1 q Koch CITY tr.a.. so' ~
nrer. rebates on per.
4 a mlts s....:...,...... ass 7s
. 9sa OF
s. M DIP. w GENERAL FUND.
>s--Amertcan Railway En-
Gineering Association.
- Detroit News Co, sta. !"
B:;ss': New New. e e.. p: ~: Is
. -xi% ass'' Amend. sup. =
or ss Mayor and Thom -
"A n Co. book ..,.....s. 4 %
fSIntine Co, print
ssr;on stencil CO.. " :"
n'ss%%sssa q s aeiis.. =
--f q fmnish q Bros
3rlc<r 49, s. Is
l.s ss
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REDEMFTION FUND.
4&--John Faust. redemption
OF taxes ........t 332 20
RECORDERS COURT FUND
. Isl. +. Baisch, ntting
az Icy .,',;;......;..,..S 90
Co. supplies $3.50. / ss
rs
STREET OPENING FUND.
s-Max G. Koch. city treas
urer. citys portion. e ESQ 90
GEORGE ENGEL
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
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From Department Of Public works.

To the Honor able the Common Council:
Gcntlemen--In order TO carry on the
work l would recommend the transfer
OF $1,000 from the various sub funds
In the Public Sewer Fund as shown In
the following resolution to the credit
OF New Receiving Basins.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE Fl. FENKELL.
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and 10 hereby authorised and direct
ed to make the necessary entries on his
books TO effect the transfer Of S25OO
from account No. 20, $1,000 from sc-
count No. IS. and $1,000 from Public
and Lateral Sewer Assessments to the
credit Of account No. So In the same
fund known as New Receiving Basins.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Aid. Allan, Barnett. Behiow.
Bieil. De Galan, Din, Field, FreiwaId,
Goldner, GutLard, Hindle. Jakel Keat-
ing. Knapp. Lempke. Iiitleheid. Lodge,
Movie. O'Brien, Owen. Ruttsr. Scheman-
sky. schultz. skrxycki. Tho Epson Vernon,
Wartell, Wenzel and the President--29.
Nays--None.
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10 tnv hcnorable the Common Counctlt
lie worns Rsps,smsn. 81 Ps ~.
tween Hu6Ssra, vinsweod. iassyssss
and And ol Porter ssrssss under che contrast
10 fully completed. n
The psyspsnt y OF one course con-
crete and has been examinsd by The
found to be In accordance with The
contract and specifications for the
= There .. due .hs sSn.rse,or. fer paw
For cost OF sdvertising. blanks
and Inspectors salary .,..s,., 500
Total amount .....;..,, $3.50
sEc. H. tENkELL.
Commissions.
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas. Il appears from . som.
PaSiie WSrh. IRON that ths ne pSssinm a. ,sl
sept 1914, on Alley No. ISL III" alley
between aubesrd vinewood LAsay ,s
ss,e and Porter rte streets has been fuily
whereas. said alley has been exam.
lned by the Department Of Public
S..n s the q ga. acne .i x s ss
cordance with the contract and spsci-
ncations for the sane: therefors
Resolved. First. That the said paw.
ing within the limits above mentioned
be- and IN hereby accepted.
Resolved. Second, That the City Cons
trolier be. and Is hereby authorized 20
draw his warrant on the City Treas
urer In payment OF the Intersections.
etc, OF said alley TO the amount OF
S4S.:0. the same being the full amount
due the contractors from the city for
paving said Intersections. etc. and Tor
the sum OF $500, the same being the
cost Of adyertisins. blanks. and In
spsctors salary. Nl
Resolved. Third. That the city Con.
troller be. and he 10 hereby directed
TO prepare alley paving bonds, In Ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Secs.
az and is OF Chapter II OF the ichar,sr
OF the City of Detroit. AS amended by
an Act Of the Legislature approved
June 9Th. 1901. such bonds 10 bear IN
tsrest 1T the rate OF four per cent. Per
annum. =
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Blsil. De Gslan. Dill. Field, Freiwald.
Goidnsr. Guthard. Hindie. Jaksl. Ksnt-
Ing. Knapp. I.empke. littlensld. Lodge.
Movie. OBrien. owen. Relnhardt Hutter.
schomansky. schultz Skfsycki. Thomp-
sen, Vernon. Warten. wsnzsi and the
Pre- ,ident--So. .
Nsys--Nons. htttE 84s
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into by the Department % Public
Works with Detroit Asphalt Paving
Company for srading. paving, etc. Of
line OF Baldwin TO the west line %
Van Dyke. 20 feet wide. with asphaltic
concrete natural asphaltl with con-
crete foundation a ns,ud Amne i..p.s sIrS
etc, ts.ssi.20. be. and the same 10
hereby approved and confirmed
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Streets.
BY R. AaS Ksai TSst tn. contract entered
Works with +. Porath q Son for grad
ing. paving. etc. OF Kirby avenue from
curb line OF Dubois. 2s feet wide. with
reinforced concrete Thomas system)
on concrete foundation and Amherst
,n ss G so s. 'a snS sSs ss nss'f i.
hereby approved and confirmed.
Referrsd 10 Committee On Streets.
ny R. A.si Sf"T TSsi the contract entered
works with j. Porath for grading, paw
ing. etc. of Lothrop avenue from the
wet curb line Of Twelfth g the sss,
e r,tS rs ns Concrete SThom.s sys.
tsm) on concrete foundation and AM
horst curbstone; total cost including
!n;Dsei,0Rs Hereby .ss APPROVED and sss m:
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Streets
Resolved. That the contract entered
into 81 the Department OF Public
Works with ,; MERCER for grading
paving. etc. of Mcclellan avenue from
the north curb line OF Forest TO the
south line OF oratiot. 80 feet Wide
with cedar block on concrete FONDA
ton and Amherst curbstone; total cost
Including Inspection. etc. sss.ssssJ. be,
and the same % hereby approved and
90 .
'' Refsrrsd to Committee on Streets.
Rssoivsd' That the contrac, entered
into by the Department OF Public
works with J. Porath for grading,
paving etc. Of Alley sos the e.: eat = and y
Ionefeliow. Chicago Boulevard 20
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GEORGE r.

GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller
"A Accepted and referred TO the Com
mnltfee on Ways and Means.
70 the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--The following approved
occounts are respectfully submitted:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

"A 1sls--Of Z. l. White. for damages.
3sfsrred 20 Committee on Claims
ioss--Of American Paint q Glass Co.
ksfSrrsd to Committee on streets
1oe0--Of Mrs. Agnes Deacon, for
Is2srred to Committee on Claims
35Si--of Detroit United Railway. for
~ vacation OF public alley.
Nefsrred TO Committee on Street
Is 6 1al 1nas = iunes ws sSr 1'
81 1o63--Of =. Mack Morris. for per-
1ooi0n 10 install combination dis
f4Fge system for gasoline and light
"a Referred to Committee on Streets.
s. 1og4--Of Ludwig Sweinberg, for the
|C4ofruction OF lateral sewer.
Heferred to Department OF Public
H 1S65-of Mrs. Johanna Harder. for
Hni ,. to pay paving assessment
SsSs~aS ~ Conr,,,,o. ~ s,r..ts
N '1oee--Of Jewish Old Folks Home. for
nDcolIatton OF sidewalk assessment
Referred TO Committee on streets.
y leg7--Of zelner Bowling, for re-
6sfsrred to Committee on Taxes.
19e6--Of Central Oil Co. for can
eIIotion OF taxes
4Gferred to Committee on Taxes.
3 1ogo-Of Joseph Musa, for damages.
Heferred to COMMITTEES on Claims
I'D Accounts,
1oe0--Of Philip Jacoby, for permis-
[9n 70 install six gasoline tanks IN
Ksferred TO Committee on Streets.
< I111--Of Glenn w. Watson. ct nj. sor
- paving OF Avery avenue
Referred 70 Department OF Public
y
# 5SSS--of Board OF Education. for per-
MISSION tdrconstruct areas and coal In
RGferred 10 Committee on streets
10G3--Of Palmer Bee Co, for per-
IDoton 10 construct areaway.
X9ferred TO Committee on Streets.
I0e4--Of G.. l. Livinggood. for per-
IooIon TO install pump.
"a Referred to Committee on Streets.
e. 1096--Of Dennis O. Walters. for per-
Mission TO construct areaways.
4 <oferred to Committee on Streets
<1ooe--Of The Mcdonald Coal a Brick
~. for permission to construct spur
nck across Bellevue avenue.
81 Aoferred TO Committee on Streets.
Ioe7--Of The Geo. FL Barnes Chande-
~ Co. FOR permission TO place thir-
Zen decorative lighting posts around
miller hotel.
Referred to Committee on streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemsn--The Department Of Pub
psy Msrs 81 Hes No. ssPssss s E 70.
kline and Eliot strests under tbs SON
tract confirmed the 2fnd day Of Sept.
1914 u fully completed from this east
line Of John II street TO the west lire
The pavement is of one course con-
crete and has been sxamined BY the
Department OF Public Works. and
found 20 be In accordance with, the
contract and specifications for the.
same. -
H GEO II FESKELL
commissioner.
Aeesptsd; and BY ananimo Gus cement ,sn.s,s
Whereas, II appears from COM
munication from the Department Of
Public Works that the paving AZ per
sept 1914. on Alley No ass, between
Erskine and Eliot streets from the east
line Of John r.. street to the west line
Of Brush street has been fully COM
whereas. said alley has been exam
med by the Department Of Public
Works. and the paving OF said alley
has been found to have been done In
aseordanes with the cont.,ssei End spec
Resolved, That the said paving with.
in the limits above mentioned be. and
is hereby accepted.
Adopted as follows;
BEL. DE Gaian. Dir. Field, Frsiwsl1'
Goidner Guthard, Hindle. yakel Keat-
Nowc. o'Brien, owen. Reinhardt. nutter.
Son. SrnSl s Mars .ss x.
Presidcnt--30. tx 43
Nays--None
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

~ the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--The following Reports
~ City Officers for the week ending
saturday,. Oct. -. 1914, are respectfully
nv SSn' Trsa.ur.r,. pl.bur.e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

To the Honorable the Common Council:
CONFERENCE.-The money for the pur-
s snS f sns se' ,Sers OF 's .ssii sn
number OF signs required In new SUBJ
divisions and on streets. names OF
which have been changed by your Hon
signs be placed this fall inasmuch as
there 10 a great deal OF complaint about
the inability OF people 10 locate streets
ssS less M tss Ss,ing the
set aside a sum Of $500 from The cono
tingent Fund TO pay for the cost OF
where most needed.
6EoR3E r. FESkELL
Commissioner.
Resolved. That the City Controller be
and IL hereby authorized and instruct
cd to set aside the sum Of $500 from
the purchase and erection OF street
signs on streets. the names Of which
have been changed. and In other ioca-
lions where most needed.
Adopted as follows:
Ysas.-Aid; Allan, Harnctt. Beniow.
Biril. De 0alan. Dill Field, Freiwald,
t,oldnsr. Guthsrd. Hindlo, Jakei, -Keat-
Wcwc. o.Brien, owen. Rutter. schsmsn.
sky Schultz. Skrzycki, Thompson, Vernon.
wsrtei! wcnrci and the PresIdsnt--es.
Nays-None
From Department Of Public Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entiemen--ln order to do the work,
would recommend the transfer OF
s3s0 from the surplus In the 1s13-1t
Public Building Fund TO the credit OF
an account In the same fund to be
known as-Lowerins ana Raising
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE H. FENKELL.
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Vernon.
Resolved. That the City Controller be
and h hereby authorized and direct
cd TO make the proper entries on hts
from the surplus IN the fet2-it Public
Building Fund to the credit Of the
as--Lowerins, Raising and Adjusting
Lights
y Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow.
Neil. De oa:sn, Din, Field. FreiwaId.
0oldner. 0uti ard. Hindie. Jakel. Keat-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

from Department. 81 public Worko.
To the Honorable the Common coupcil:
oentlemen-The Department OF PUB
lie Works respectfully reports that the
ington Boulevard. Park and clifford
streets and Woodward avenue. under
the resolution adopted the 18th day Of
July. 1910, II fully completed.
The pavement 10 OF crsosotsd block
and no. been examined BY the pspar-
meft Of Public Works and found 70 b.
In accordance with the said resolution
and specifications for the same.
0EoRoEh. vENKEI1.
Commfssioner
Aid. Heating offered the foifowfn0.
Whereas. IL appears from conmu-
nication from the Department 81 Pub
!ic Work. that ths psyips e per rs!s-
1914. on alley No, $50. between Week-
inter, sS11'sywS nas PARK end cliRssS
beer fully cemei.ssd; ana
med BY the Dspsrtpspt 81 fukIIc
S Msrf Zen s1 sss sas e esss'rs e. ~ ~
sceseueea = Nest RnoA)
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- ALI. ts<HtNANIAA III
1oee--Of Ruth Graves. for permits
HON 10 maintain lunch wagon.
4 Heferred to Committee on Streets.
By AID. WARTELL:
1oee--Of Isidor Burkoyitz for re-
Uncfion OF taxes.
& Referred to Committee on Taxes.
e BY AID. CASE: t.r.
NJ 1o7o-Of w. L Timothy ct al. Tor
NE paving OF Hecla avenue.
Referred 10 Department OF Public
81 AIDS. GoLDNER AMI DILL
N 1o7l--Of Adam Quota, for the re-
movai OF old sidewalks and the con-
u&ruction OF new sidewalk
Referred to Department OF Public
a 167e-Of John J. Jeniiski for the re-
noval OF old sidewalk and the con-
n1ruction OF new sidewalk.
Referred TO Department OF Puohc
M - BY AID. SCHULTZ:
q 1o7s--Of Keystone Tire Repair Co,
1oF Permission TO sink gasoline tank
. Roferrsd TO Committee on Streets
. 1o7l--Of Henry HubeIs, for the con-
ntruction OF lateral sewer.
Rsferred TO Department OF Public
81 BY AID. wENZEL:
+ 197E--Of Peter Kieden for exemption
81 street opening assessment
Referred TO Committee on street
Openings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-28

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