The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
FENKELL SWEEPS
WALKS CLEAR OF
VENDING STANDS
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was rsling the square, Inspector
Honses spied nickel-in-theslot
weighing machine chained TO the Ran
dolph.s(. side of Estimator Wobrock's
hotel. Three men yanked the ma
chine from It's moori lgs and threw
II intol one OF the trucks Wobrock's
bartender appeared at front window
and smiled broadly, but Wobrock,
who As a deputy sheriff as we'll as an
estimator, did not appear.
Stop No. was In front of the
Cadillac market. No. 43 Cadiilac-sq
A variety OF vegetables and fruit was
on display here. The proprietors saw
the wrecking crew coming and they
hnrriedly salvaged a portion OF their
stock by carrying the stuff into the
market building. one OF the pro-
prietors left his oyercoat hanging on
the corner OF his stand and II was
carted away with the rest OF his be-
longings, despite his shiyerY protests.
The ID. r. w corps had consider
able difficulty in removing the haru-
ware stand in front OF the Central
Meat Market, Cadlllac-sq. and Bates
st. The proprietor protested that he
ha' mf9@ on application for an in
Junction and attempted TO spread him
St. U.cr his 20 sessions, but bnrly
officer pushed him out or the way
while the stuff was being loaded into
a truck One truck was completely
filed with hardware and some OF the
merchants wares were spilled on the
sidewalk during the transfer.
Three stands were all that were
found on Cadillac.sq, the rest OF the
proprletors having taken Commits
sioner FenkelPs tip and removed
their property, Monday evening.
The two trucks, loaded with the
contents OF the three street stands
were dispatched to the eastern yards
OF the department OF public works,
where the stun will be stored until
claimed by the owners and taken
away. II took three-quarters OF an
hour for the trucks TO discharge their
cargces and return to the new field
OF operations at Woodward and JET.
ferson.ave. Here several stands were
removed
Six other stands on Woodward-ave +,
south of Jefferson and on At
water-st., were removed during the
morning, four double trucks and a
single rig being used TO haul the stun
away. 1t will take two or three days
to remove all the stands from the
walks, as there are 81 on the list.
Some are located on Jefferson.aye.
near Belle Isle bridge, and others are
on Hastings-st., beyond the two-mile
circle.
only two stands will be unmOlest-
ed one on Cadillac-sq. and another
at Jefferson-ave. and Randolph-st.
The proprietors OF these have taken
the matter into court and Commits
sloner Fenkell will take no action
pending a decision.
Notice was served on Commissioner
Fenkell, Tuesday morning. that At
torney Joseph Shiappacasse on behalf
Of Michael Gardella Andrew Luhna.
no. Albert Rosasco, John Pappas. At
torney Barso and Anthony Matatesta.
street stand proprietors, has made ap.
plicatiOn for injunctions restraining
the department OF public works from
interfering with the street stands.
Judge Codd has issued an order for
the city to show cause In these cases,
returnable Jan. "a.
An order has been issued on the
request OF Stephen Manas, Augustus
Arvan!tis and Joseph Grosslight, re-
tirnahle Jan. II. and another for
Charlie Fordon, Jacob Germansky and
Joseph Friedman, returnable Jan. 80.
Attorney Joseph Weiss appears for
the last three.