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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Nouh CaroiiD'an Says II Would Be-
Superior To Steel

Col. Marcellus +. Thornton. Of Hick-
ory. NJ c., has written to his fellow
North C8rolinian Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels as follows:
II have a plan for making armor
plate out of cotton ! know il can be
done and / intend to do it. | believe
such an armor plate would he superior
in efficiency TO any metal armor that
can he devised from any process.
The Colonel, who is known as an in
ven.or and capitalist in his ratiye
State does not inform the Secretary
how he would utilize the great staple
of the South in his plan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Il would he unbecominS 10 the dig
nifty. power, snd hImane principles for
which the American republic stands. 10
assume pig headed attitude on the
question Of exempting coastwise ship.
ring from the payment of Panama
Canal tolls The Has Pauncefote Pact
clause, taken by itself. would require
the United States to show no favors in
the imposition of canal tolls. in view
Of the.serIous misunderstanding whic1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
AN ORDINANCE

To repeal and re ordain with
amendments Section q Of Article
zS, Of che City Code, relating TO
Nuisauces
Section BE III ESTABLISHED
AND ORDAINED BY TIE MAYOR.
COUNSELOR AND ALDERMEN or
THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS that Sec
tiOu 4 of Article % of the City Code
be- and the same is hereby, repealed
and re- ordained with an endments SO as
TO read as follows:
Section 4. 1t shall be the duty Of
the City Comm issioner to notify all
persons who own or have in charge lots
or other grounds upon which noxious
weeds, plants or vegetables which are
likely 10 produce disease to have the
same removed at the cost and expense
Of the person or persons owning such
lot or grounds or having the same IN
charge, Ia two days from the time
when they received the notice from the
City Commissioner. And ali persons
who own or have in charge lots or
other grounds within the city limits If
Annapolis upon which offal or garbage
is or may be placed or used 81 Z dump
ing ground for the same, and which by
an order Of the Mayor, Counselor ard
Aldermen Of the City Of Annapolis Is
declared 10 be obnoxious 10 public
health and a nuisance shall abate ssjd
nuisance In such manner as may be d.
rected BY the City Council within eve
5ays after the delivery Of the notice If
said order Of the City Council, and sub
ject 10 the penalties provided in the
three following sections 0F this article
as the same may ne applied 10 this ses-
tion.
Section 2 AND BE III ESTAB-
LISHED AND ORDAINED that this
ordinance shah take effect from june
isf. 1914.
Approved February 8, 1914.
signed-JAMEs ?. STRANGE,
Mayor.
True Copy, Test
PHIL Z. PORTER, Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

The drst nsideration m preventing
crime is 60 remove the evils that make
criminals aud put citiz nship above
gain. This will restrain the weak and
relieve US of the enormous expense and
the humiliation of punishing criminals.
This can be dore. when We take more
interest IN our fellow man and in The
state in which we live.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Necessity does not demand that you
come here for our corrections, but Il
you want lhe best. purest and most de-
lict0us, you viii never DO disappointed
when you buy here We make al our
own Candy aud guarantees its purity. II
A frial viii convince yon Of its delicious
ness. Why not Try our Chocolates or
Ta6ies?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Persons are tow divided as to wheth-
er Fhaw Is ctszy en0ugh b to be sent IL
the asy lum or sane enough TO be re.
tried for murder. if it we're possible
There's no middle course.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
w, B. s A.
2LEo Faic E&ta
N8p-CgYE TERMINAL s
aSif-fourIy service MOrafnG sra tFes-
fra nsfwfen Annapolis haislmUfe %
md VreFh8ngtOn. fWashtnEtcn
pasaanGer6 change at NaXsf
Academy Junction.
-r-cII4 TERMINAls

cave annapolis VEST st. otatllt
ia. 1850. q 81. 1s61. ~. g so
.02Q, ll.Zo a. g ls,.l ~ - e.-
q % xs&1 IS 81 toeA tVb 80 'N.-e
2
I,ssve Naval Acsde1ng 0ate 10 Utr-tr.
eerIier. StAta House station. hlaqeu
81 aud college Ave mtnntes SAT ctf
,Leave Baltimore
s-s. Fg.ps.7 1905 ss. SIS, i0 Ss ,tS5
"A IsFS1s5 IS ssS x&05. AS5s xb.o5. 6.sa
as sb ggs IhS5 2 g ISIS - A
al trstss receive or discharge passens-
ers at local points between Aphhpo,
lis and Naval Academy Junction ana
Rt finthicum on sigma
leave Washington
sC5fS 55' x780805 s906, loQ5 il.o6s As ~
fSEs 81 2g5 g IA. rs 80. = 05, 3 6o,i5, -o,05
2 is .QOS, Is esp. 8.. l2.oo a
ZrDNiy except sunday. d.
4ConnBcts st Odenton With te ..
ana III Annapolis Junction with Z. g. q,
R- e,
connects AZ Odanton with + R.s.
wtOperate through between Annapolis
and Washington without changesoaiiF
5i seal annapolis TO Baltimore
at.s snr1. nations zppis So
a1l e. - lllGeg e4hc5, Wrss Et' rtAtlgo,
state House Station CCNeEe Avenue ana
gIa0en street fE~Naa E1ts. & 2r iaAl
Hotel q aeus GrUCu IT, Buesssl, 3aLgS
nj s g for 0LMcsra, U htnn-e1 4ea.
c0uceeta 81 SO N9ral Acaaeo~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

A great grab game has been going
na at Annapolis with the State Roads
Fond as prize. The Baltimore City
Machine succeeded in putting over the
Wilkinson measure by vote of SO TO
l3 with some Shameless log Re Hing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

After examining a skull he discovered
in East Africa professor says he coa-
cludes man is 100. 900 years ol3. Can't
dispute 1t. Only rep, az We lpnt feel
IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

President Wilson has signed the bill
which calls for an expenditure Of $780,
coo. 00O on an Alaskan railroad The
new road viii make accessible vast
storehouse of treasure and win greatly
facilitate the development Of the
United States most noItherly posses
sion. Potentially. Alaska e one Of the
richest domains on earth It's coal
lands are extenIvely beyond estimate.
its gold mines have only been rarity
exploited. its fields are productive. its
fisheries and fur trade increasing in
importance. That the result win justi
fy the means. appears certain but
here is that old-time howl about gov
erumeut ownership
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

The red glow in the oifing ~ Miss
Democracy hushing for the legislation
the gangs at Asn polls are doing in her
name Baltimore Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
FOR SACRIFICE

30b-pgaGfli8c uto with wagon Oody,
ln perfect condition. Will demonstrate $3.50
h-u stattanerA Gasoline NuTiue and
VsuoG-sawtnE utlit. eQuE, 20 new $500
s-cylinser. 4 cycle - h-p Ford Auto En-
giue. mpletes suitable Tor speeu boAt or
cycle car 20.
Wfll sell the whole foF $3.50 Or So eraratsly. 4.
Apply W. H. EaAh DMOBB. West Aunapo-
Us lW-mlT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

has come. .up. the decent thing for the
United States 70 Dc. is uDquestionably
to repeal the exemption. and submit
the question 70 arbitration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Rv virtue Of power OF sale contain
"a in mortgage from Charles AZ broe q
and Clara A. Brown, bis wife, beaftag 8
date SsptembsT % 1913, aud recorded
am ng the Land Records ef anne arm
iel Coonty III libel G. " N9. Ice, toiio
2I0, etc the undersigned attorney nam
ed therein to make sale in event ot oe~
fsult will ofer az public sale ct the
Court House door. in the City q anna-
-tn1fc an
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Have your teeth treated at once il
they are troubling you. Even small
cavity Il neglected will soon destroy
the entire tooth. thus making neces-
ssrg its extraction, where prompt at
tention and a very small outlay would
have saved &c. / have every modern
appliance for the practice Of dental
surgery, Both my work and my
charges never fail to please
gGs Dantal pariVfs are open every Tues
day Thursday, saturday Phone 77sm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

Local physician says dancing is too
violent exercise foI old men. Whaddye.
mean. old men?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

We just hope that when Spring does
come IL will put some spring into busi-
ness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

II r RE ST-Bs Aorii l-t three very de-
i-able UufuuisbCd Rooms for Light
uolsekee epl 3, AL cOuvsn crs ant TX.
ceifent 10 -RIity Address x w. Box 5s7
auaNpo. .ts m2 3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
FOR SALE
S Beautiful Lots, Size 32xI6O f.

Lots fronting on Wells Street,
EastporI. Md, in that very desir-
able section, known as Brashears-
vile, near tire beautiful home Of
Judge Brashears. n
I will offer these lots on the easy
payment plan, to the right parties.
Consult me at once
WM. II. MEAD,
m2om Office. 27I West Street.
Z. .. Box Annapolis, 867. Phone Stem
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

WANT u--Ta Gay r TR au COW Also
w wanted aa u vino urd sthu1a garden
iug nj care 81 COW and horse. Phone s-3
or appi, W Va lant Wardoar. m.O w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

E9 tNT-s O1HS wi b Eoa 10. Apply
i7M rylana nLe 70 Mrs Kennedy
m20tF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
IUEspAY. aPRIL he I4lh, I9l4

AT1l O'Clock a. NJ.
al lhat tract Of land in the said mort
eaee described, containing four acres ol
laad. more or less The property fronts
on tbs county road leading from Anua-
polls 10 Bay Ridge is 500 feet south
OF tbe Bay Ridge railroad track and has
valuable timber thereon It is nprov-
cd bv frame dwelling house. barn and
other necessary outbuiIdings.
TERMS OF SALE: Il depont.o slc0
viii be required Of purchaser az the
lime sale. One-third cash on ralitica-
tion OF snle, the balance payable iu equal
instalments in 6 snd II months with
pramissofy notes OF the purchaser 70 be
secured to the salts sclion oi the UNDER
signed Attorney, % bear interest until
paid
GEORGE +. PULLMAN,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
GEo. ". SAFFIELp, Auction eer. lmlS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
1914 ArbOr and Highway Day
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, under the provisions and
recommendations Of Joint Resolution
No. Is. of the General Assembly If
Maryland OF 1894, the Governor is au-
thouzed and directed to annually issue
his Proclamation setting apart day in
April upon which all citizens Of the
State be urged to devote q portion
thereof TO the planting of trees and the
beautifyiHg of the public road-sides ;
which day is to be known as Arbor
ard Highway Day:
THEREFORE. !. PHILLIPS LEE
GOLDSB0ROUGH. GOVERNOR OF
THE STA EE OF MARYLAND. in full
accord with the spirit and reconmen-
dation contained in said Resolution,
an0 under authority vested in me los it.
90 HEREBY DESIGNATE AND
PROCLAIM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

I191t tfNf- Small Furnished APA HT-
MENT Terms moderate. Possession
April drst r. pply ars. Il G.. smith CLAUDE
+ a.. hs tween ono ana thgee n20 w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

w skT I-HRFssM q KING Of an kin s.
W Plato aud Fancy sewing by eXporien-
ced Seemsttcss- Terms reasonable. Apply
to 3jrs S Jewelis store, $50 west SO. mietf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
Friday, April 3rd, 1914. az Agbor ard
Highway Day,

within the State Of Maryland, and
recommend that all citizens devote the
day, or a part thereof, to beautifying
not only the r0ad-sides Of our public
roads bnt all public places and grounds,
by planting thereon shade and other
decorative trees; and especially 30 /
urge the teachers Of our public and
other scho0ls and institutions TO imbue
the minds of those IN their charge.
with the spirit Of this day as recon-
mended in the Resolution creating it.
.''''''''''''.'. Given under my hand
THE and the Great Seal Of the
:''HE4a ~ SEAL: State of Maryland.
:MARYLANn.: Done at the City Of
;.".....@.....: Annapolis, this 18th day
Of March, in tha year Of our Lord, 1914.
p J.. GOLDSBOROUGH.
BY the Governor,
ROBERT p. GRAHAM
mis- Secretary Of State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

EO RENT M7 wess street 6.Rooms
Bath. range and an mudern improve
M ms Rent $40 Elegant q %
W u Harl. i3 hurch Circle. m13.tt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
Mortgagee's Sale
of
Tract of Land,

WITH DWELLING, STABLE, BARN AND
orHER NECESSARY oUTBUILplNas,
NEAR EAsrPoET, -oN BAY RlD6k
AvR. EXT., IN THE SECOND
ELECTION DISTRICT OF
a COUNTY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

NT N AND WOMEN AGF ETS for hum
lfl drtdper cent profit ON quick selling
hon.et ola necessity, Address M0tiOpoll
Utah ias Co. station H.. SIX lb, Rev orA
Clts m8.2lSS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
RAFEs 0FNrvERTIsTse

Entered ~ t4g Annapolis FOsscfA r a.
Second Glass Matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

~ sahserins g tbe Capita
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23

To repeal and re ordain with
amendmeuts Section 4 Of Article
IS, Of che City Code, relating TO
"Nuisauces =
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

meTuters OF the tiraud Armv state. Wtii
set "a precedent by eliminating entire
"a mcrce1rrN considerations from the
,rcau.pnrcUl THAI viii boz an eNamp.e
turr hosts 90 the veterans
The Dhtampurnt ~. irluE Su mana E-
rd that not a penny VIII accrue =" iht
yitv through the sale ~ exclusive
uriN lleges. souvenirs. baoEes. adNel
iis.ni, etc. as has been the custom n
uthev cities All requests tnN %. ing
such- matters have been denied 10 date
ano IN. committee iu charge hopes
hereby 90 keep the tucHmFmtnt on
higher plane than that 90 any previous
10 bring about the end des ired arr
seeking tbe corporation ~ your tpH-
ogi bic Body I'M previous encampWenis
complaint has been made he, auSe ~
Hooked TO rhF-ttty UTH further addict tn
the congestion 81 the downtown streets,
selling alleged OFFICIAL souvenirs The
wholesale granting Of permits you
stands naS also come ln TOT tElu'lsl"
Iu previous years Both ~ these An-
o6nUtVs may Doe controlled b} TINS ol-
fup ara Tie police department with ~,
corporations OF your Honorable Body
and ,c viii thereby add to me pleas
IRE aud comfort ~ orr visitors ana
pFlpl, AS well,
al considerable expense thF citizens.
committee hal arranged FOR an el3h"r-
ate decorative and illumination scheme
urr woodward avenue dur'uB me week
~ the encampment aud REQUEST thht
YOUR Honorable Body deny applications
FOR banners and signs. etc. on the ave-
niue. which might mar ut detragt from
tic eject rs planned
Respectfully
OSCAR B. MARN
Accepted ana referred 10 Special
Committee ON q a " Matter
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

paving said Intersections etc. and Tot
thS sum OF SiThO the same being the
cost OF advertising. blanks. and In
spcCtOr's salary
Resolved. Third, That the CITY Con-
troller be aud he IA hereby Jirartsd
70 prepare street paving bonds. M
accofdancc with the provisions OF Secs
y ana % OF Chapter n OF the Charter
OF me Guy OF. Detroit as amended by
an ACt or the Legislature approved
June bth, 1901, such bonds 10 bear in
t'Iest az the rate Of four per cent.
Adopted as follows:
cas- Aid Barnett Behlow. Bleu
! aSe. DE Galan, Dul, Field. FrciWald
ti'loner, Guthard Hess Heating Krapp
Lempke' Littleneld Lodge Nowr.
Schultz, Skrzycki. THOMPSON VerWn,
Martell Wenzel Wilson and the l.ren
Nays-NOne
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
petitions Presented.

RN AID. ALlsNN .....
12ta--Ol Mrs t.d b.. ..iil., ,,5 AK Tor
the cancellation. ."' De- F.' '
the year 1914 .-r,,ss
r RY At.D. S1hfsA\.\7h ,n. TO-
n l2l4--Of Morris SMITH, .oI See
iuI51 ~. y" tn Committee on Licenses
RY AID BEiiLoW
l2l5--ot Julia l'lNHI' ,, taNas Tor
collation. uf the E'h'l" '.''
'n RTeSsrred 70 committee on Taxes
BY AID. LITTLE lELl'
1Pl6-Of Elizabeth hrhhht ~.
cancellation of taxes. ... .r. ...
gnrr,d 10 Commute" on taxes
iS1TI0f Emma schultz tor cam
collation. 81 taxes. r,,s
Ref,rrcd 10 committee on iS'N''.
By AID .LEMPNE
,s,S ~ Mari -Wfcirowski Tor the
o.n-eilafion of The general city taxes
TO-, 49, the ySar 70 ~ S,ammtttee on Taxes
i' BY AIN. DE GAIAN
ta,o 'riIa bureau for the cancel
,stinn Of the general city taxes ioF
the year gsaTed i'i ro Committee ON Taxes
by AID ELEl l.
,ooo-Of GUY l. PiNley for if.
duction OF a personal iaNt -r5a.
Referred 10 Committee On i"Nes
BY AID. GOLpNEK
Is2l-OC a Asinlewicz for le
5pctIon of personal tax for the wear
1914. -.-.F...... o Ta,ss
nv AID DINGEMAN
1922-Ot Robert Weir for ~"
cation Of strip Of land s,r..t
referred TO Committee on e'.,'N
p'sSgGOf C. v Meeker Tor rednC-
+,on or the general city taxes tof ''.'
SFRsF cfa ERE. to Committee ON Taxes
i594E0f VIM. Bcauregarde Tor 2
auction OF the general citv taxes TOT
referred 70 Comm ttee on LaN's.
ny AID. WFNHEL.
,ooE- -Of A Rurdeno. for the pay
an RefarrGd to Department of PIollS
Works. ....'
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen 81 the CLOSE ~ the fiscal
wear ending June "a. frt there re-
mained ga the various funds ~ Poor
Commission certain uneNpended ball
ances against which were outstanding
bills, which have not been rendered IN
order 20 meet these obligations u VIII
bg necessary go carry forward these
balances
VIII your Honorable BODY KINDLY. su-
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
Total amount a 4es :.
Respectfully.
GEO IL FENKELI.

Accepted. and by unnninous rnnscrt
alderman kratIns offered the follow
Whereas II appears from com.
Public Works that the paVing as NOV
contract confirmed the ara tlav az
June. 1918. on Rsniteau avcnuc FROM
~" north line OF Jefferson avenue 10
tht south curb line OF Goethe avenue
mas been fully completed aud
whereas, said avenue has been aN
ui'iu'd by Inc Department 81 Public
Works. and the paving of said avenue.
arCordRpce with the contract ana she.
olnGauons for the same therefore
resolved First. That the said nay
.s Wllnln the limits above mentioned
ne ana lS hereby accepted
resolved Second That tho civ CON.
tf"uef ne, aud is hereby authorized ~
,irtW lls warrant on the CITY Treas
etc, OF said avenue to the amoprt ~
81 $50 -. the same being az. nm
amount due the contractors from, the
sly t@r having said intersections. etc
ana FOR the sum 81 $4,000 thc same
heing The cost OF advertising blanks
and inspectors salary
Resolved Third That the ct, C,n.
trnlier hr md ne is hereby directed +,
prepare street paving bonds I'M az
roldhncc with the provisions of secs
~ and +% Of chapter II or tn. Cb1rtc,
@t IN" Eity - Detroit, as amended ~
A. NJ tAe teSiSlaturo approve.
June SIN. 1901 such bonds 10 bear iu.
tcr"St az tho rate OF -four per cent
per annum
ADOPTED as follows:
Yeas Nd Barnett Rohlow Rlei
nSe. y" Gaiau. Dill Field Treiw.ld
tfoldncr GHthHrd. Hess Heating Er9pu
I,tnpl,, Littonold Lodge Now,
- FirtcN, owen Reid Srhcp1a,s,f,
Scrnitz Skrzycki Thompson Verne,
tF+ftc Wrnze4- Wilson and the bros
-hcnt 20
NAYS None
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
From Department Of Public Works

To tho Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen The Department OF Pub
ic Works respectfully reports that the
paving OF Alley No $50. between
Helen and East Grand Boulevard I'M
der the contract confirmed the 3Oth
day Of June. 1914 Is fully completed
from the north curb line OF Waterloo
avenue 10 the south curb line ~ Char
levolV avenue
Tile pavement is Of one course con-
crete and has been examined hv the
Department OF Public Works. ana
found 10 he in accordance with th.
contract and specifications Tor tho
same.
There H. due the contractors for
paving said alley as follows
FOR intersections. etc. ...t...... SOS 20
For cost OF advertising. blanks
and Inspectors salary ..... 400
Total amount ,ir22o
Respectfully.
GEO. VI FENKETG.
Commi Sstoner.
Accepted and by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas u appears from = COM
munication from the Depa rtment OF
Public Works that the paving as per
contract confirmed the 30th day OF
June 1914 on Alley 10. $50 between
Helen and East Grand Boulevard from
the north curb line ~ Waterloo ave
nue 10. tho south curb line Of charlie.
.vuiN avenue, has been fully completed
ana
ined nv the Department Of Public
works and the paving or said alley
has been found 20 have been done fn
accordance with the contract and spe-
.rtHcatfons for the same therefore
Resolved. First. That the SAID paw
Inc within the limits above mentioned
he and Is hereby accepted
Resolved second. That the Jity Con-
trailer he. aud Is hereby authorized 20
draw his warrant m the CITY Trea@
.,rer IN payment Of the intersections.
etc. ~ said alley TO The amount ~
sioS t0 TIE same being the full amount
due tho contractors from the CITY for
having, said intersections. etc. and for
tbe ann II $500 the same being Che
cost of advertising blanks. and In
sprctors salary
Resolved. Third. That tho city Con-
Cdontinued on Next PsreD
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
rrom n.partment Of PubIic Woke
,, Asst ,gorporal'on Couns'I

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gcntlcmen The Department ~ Fuh-
lir Works respectfully reports mat tne
paving 90 Hurlbul avehnc UNDER thS
rontract confirmed the lith day OF
reb 1914 rs fully completed from the
south Iuc Of CharlevoiN avenue 10
the youth line Of Mack ayenu"
The pavement rs 90 cedar on con-
crete and has been examined 10y the
bcpartncnt ~ Public Works. and
found 10 he On accordance with The
contract ana specifications for tl'
Tbcre is due the contractors FOR
paving said avenue as follows ...
dor Intersections "tc ..... Aosl ~
Tor cost OF advertising. blanks
and Inspectors snlary .-.-... 100
Total amount ...... s6ii -
Respectfully
GEO " FENKElI.
Comm isSiouer
Accepted aud by unanimous consent
Alderman Heating offered the follow
Whereas III appears from q com
,,unirotion from the department OF
public Works that the paving as per
contract confirmed .he iith day OF
ifsb 1914 on Hprlbut avenue from
,bc south. line of Charlevoiv avenue
to the south line Of Mack avenue has
been fully completed. aud
Wbcreas. Said avenue has been cN-
amincd by the Department. 81 Public
Works aud the paving 81 said ave
mo has, been found 10 have been done
al accordance WITH. tire coutrHct and
sre.iN.atIons for tie same therefore
Rrsolted first That the said paw
Inc ,vttbfu the limits above mentioned
he and ~ hereby accepted
pesoiye ed Second That the CITY Con-
trailer be and is hereby authorized tu
draw his warrant on the CITY Treas
urer in payment ~ The intersections.
etc ~ said avenue 10 the. amount ot
ssst 20 the same being the fuH amount
due tho contractors from The city Tor
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
common COUNCIL
.foFFIc TAI.

Detroit. TUESDAY Jull -N IVY f.
The Council was called 90 order hF
tho President Hon Harry j blnst.
man ,,
presrnt--Ald Barnett, Eehlow blgut
Case De Galau. Din, yield tLtlW ~
,toI5nrr tiutbard Hess keatinE
krapp. Iempkc I.irtleheld Lodge
Nowc. O'Brion. owen Reid Schemoh
axN. Schultz SkrZyrkL Thompson. NtI
nor, WartclL Wenzel wilson ana "'
President
Therr being "a quoram present, lut
Council was declared 90 h, in. seeol'''.
TnF fWTUUt- OF rJ-tt--f-F----+--++I' n So
sion was approved.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - beg 90 report that ia
accordance with resolution adopted
ly Vour Honor bic Body on December
b. 1913 the Builders a Traders SUNNY
has PAL into tho city Treas
IrN the sum OF t6t2l. In the matter
N the vacation % Eighteenth street
north 90 Hancock avenue.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE ENGEf.
Controller
Accented and placed ON flo
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Mayor

~ tbt Honorable tho Common CounrI
Gentlemen 70 is ouf desire 90 con
turt tho Forty eighth national Er
rnnpmcnt of The Grand ARMY ~ 90
Is..,iLli, Augnst 2ist 20 September 5th
iu surh nanuer as 60 merit the APP
Irot.l both 90 our guests and TO-
.lffvfns OF Detroit who are hearinl
fhs eNUeuses % The ieunion Detro'i
The Detroit times., 1914-07-29

To the honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen u beg 20 report that In
accordance WIKI resolution adopted
bN your honorable Body on March z.
1870 J Calvert's Sons have paid into
the city Treasury the sum OF sl17.a5.
In the matter ~ the vacation at the
alley south of Dewey between Green
wood and Forsythe avenues
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE ENGLE.
Controller
Accepted and placed on Gle