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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-12

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-12

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The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
Respectfully,
GEO. II. FENKELL


the Honorable the Common Council:
|entlemen--The Department OF Pub
Works, to whom II referred the
ition Of Walter E. Hass ct al. for
paving OF Central avenue, Lodge TO
ndale; John A. Graham ct al, for
3 20 Rivard; Fred o. Roe ct al, for
paving OF Mcclellan avenue, For
to Gratiot: Cook Farm Co, Ltd,
AL for the paving OF Seminole ave.
Chaflevoix TO Mack: Federal State
nk, ct al. for the paving OF Med
~ avenue, 81. Aubin to Mt. Elliott;
troit Fire Department, ct al, for
paving Of Frederick avenue. Town
"a to Baldwin: Joseph r. Smith. ct
,dnh Tor the e payiinE i Of ST. Paul sysspus,
Avenue ss al Holden iSr the 20 p,wynE ws.{
md Boulevard: John Evan. et al,
the paving OF Carver avenue. Beth
20 Pal1ists-: l.. s. Cameron, et al.
the paving OF Cobb Place. West
hnd Boulevard TO Thirteenth street;
i've j. Ruklfch. ct al, for the paving
nedbury avenue, Rivard 10 Russell,
OF Chas. j. Dallman, ct al, for
paving OF Seneca avenue from Mof-
% oratiot, respectfully report
~ the petitionsrs are the oynsr,,
ate abuttinE the streets proposed
be improved. The Department there
fe recommends that the prayers of
petitioners be granted and the
ieets named within the limits stated
paved. II II estimated that the
y Of these improvements viii be as
fsntrai avenue, from Lodge 10 Fern
= - feet wide. reinforced concrete
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
REPORTS OF ooMMirrEss.
ways and Means


To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gentlemen---Your Committee on
Ways and Means, TO whom was re-
ferred the reports OF the various city
officers for the week ending Sept, s.
1914. respectfully report that with the
Chief Accountant we have examined
the samo, and believing them 20 be COR
rect, recommend their approval
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN O. LODGE.
JOHN IT, THOMPSON.
GODFREY FREIwALD,
JACOB GUTHARD,
JOHN L JAKEI.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY,
Accepted and adopted as followsi
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett Behlow,
Bell, Burton, Case, DE Galan, Dill,
Field, Freiwald, Gilman, Goldner,
Hess. Hindle, Jakel, Keating, kraPp,
Lempke Littleheld, Lodge, Nowc.
o'Brien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt. Rutter.
Sohemansl<y, Schultz. skrzycki. Thomp-
son, warteIL werzel. Wilson and the
Pre- sidont--g5.
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

the Honorable the Common Council
entlemen-The Department OF Pub
Works respectfully reports that tn.
ng OF Frontenac Boulevard under
contract confirmed the 7th day OF
~ noriS isia H. - fully eomplessi tel, from y
he track In Harper.
ne pavement Is of asphaltic cons
e and has been examined by the
artment Of Public Works. and
I'D to be In accordance with the
fract and specifications for the
here In due the contractors Tor paw.
said Boulevard as follows:
Intersections, etc. 81, ,436.TU
cost OF advertising. blanks
I'D Inspectors salary go. $500
rotai amount .;a.4s5. "a
GEO. II. FENKELL
Commissioner.
ccepted, and by unanimous consent
brman Keating offered the follow
lon from the Department of Public
ks that the paving as per contract
lrmed tie 7th day Of April. 1914.
rrontenac Boulevard from the north
OF East Grand Boulevard to the
. IN Harper avenue has been fully
hereas. Said Boulevard has been
mined by the Department OF Pub
Works. and the paving of said
1evard has been found 10 have been
b In accordance with the contract
specifications for the same; there
ssolved. First. That the said paving
hin the limits above mentioned be.
u hereby accepted
|osolved. Second, That the City Con-
Der be, and II hereby authorized to
" his warrant on the City Treas
In payment OF the intersections,
OF said Boulevard TO the amount
2,4S6.70. the same being the full
for paving said intersections. etc,
for the sum OF $500, the same
kg the cost OF advertising, blanks,
Inspectors salary.
|esolved, Third, That the City Con-
|ler be. and he Ii hereby directed TO
bare street paving bonds In ac-
aance with the provisions or Secs.
Ind AZ OF Chapter IL OF the Charter
The City OF Detroit as amended by
|Act OF the Legislature approved
|e. 9th, 1901, sucn bonds TO bear In
|st at the rate OF four per cent. per
|dopted az follows:
Pas5Ald. Allan. garnett, BehIcw' h,
u, Freiwald. Gilman, Goldner.
J, Hindie, Jakel. Kcating. Knapp,
Ipke. Littleheld. Lodge. Nowc.
E1en. Owen, Reid. Reinhardt. Rutter,
emansky. Schultz. Skrxycki. Th1mp-
Wartell, wenzel, Wilson and the
|ays-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the HonorahSo ne Cuunzno1 Ceuncil.
Gentlemenr--Your Cummlttae On Mays
and Means 60 whom vas refsErod tn 3
c0mmunfcat1on from the 6trsst Ia1I<
fer Of the sum Of $500 from Acc0unt I,
130 In the general fuDd 20 Account 11x
Of the said geneTal fund 20 make 90 {
dencit In said account, renpscxfng1y ~
port that we have had the s.ms vn4.4z =
amount II neoasaxy . tnks eaRo - 1
contracts already lot We rooumnmrnd
that the said trsnnfsr b n1a6s a.
hsrswtth ofsr the propsr rssolzt1oo 4
RssPssssslly s.s@ssssd.
donTREY 1RETW1fD.
JOHN L JAKEL ~
JACOB 0UTHARn
JOSEPH 0CHE19Al1nU[X. f H
Accepted and on lsays ths feznsu1nxs
resolution wss ofRarsA: n 4
BY AID. LOdgUs M ~ h.5 E 1.N
Resolved. That ths Cty cunfssnnor no
and he - hsrshx auehoE1.eA e1n1 Ds>l
his boolEss 60 erect t. 6anof1f q ~
sum OF et.eo0 from Aneount - - ~
the General Fund 90 Accent -, 11X
Same fund. known n ~0oRvonon - -:
gineery and other Emp1aYen Hoo614 -
y,Ssa ns'~sosrg ios sAs MS1 ssr..s 3 sasss ~ &c
Adopted ss follSuu:
.Yeas-Ald. Ansn. Rarnett HnAlcYs<
Bieil Burton. CAsa d 0a1nA IL.
Lempke. L3ttiefeM LodgA lopIH 4
O'Brien. Owen. Reid. RstnAa96k 1U111A v
Schemansky, Schultz Ekxsycki x90c4
son. wsrten wenssl Wnson ana -
\ Nava--Nouo. ff.sftt ..Fff
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

trolling objsctionabis smoke In the
cities. and az all previous oenyentions
think should be represented At the
convention mentioned. The annual
membership dues In this organisation
are $500 and this together with the
10. as close as can be estimated. the
sum OF $25.o0, which amount your body
Is respectfully requested to provide
from available funds.
Respectfully submitted,
BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY John T.. McKinlay,
Secretary.
Referred TO Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09


from this office the following proposals
We're received for paving streets;
Moran. 26 feet wide. with reinforced
concrete (Thomas System) on concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other curbstone that may be bid upon
Amherst Curb
+. Porath q Son ............ 32.sii.os
W Henley -.............. 22.esss!
b. Meredith Company ...... ssiosSs
J. w. Haniey Is the lowest bidder
average ave cost per square yard include
rweifth street. IT, from 't the north line
OF Boulevard TO the south curb line OF
Bethune street. 26 feet wide. with re-
inforced concrete tThomas system) on
or any other curbstone that may be bid
upon and ordered:
F. Porath q Son .............@s.742s5
T9ratn ;.................. sI..SS
OH. Cement const. company " !. s.ssso.ss
J. Il porath 'e is tn. lowest bidder 4 iss;si ayel
Tase fGss pse 'apsss yard including
Herbert street. from Lasaiie to Thir.
sotsd block on % Concrete f foundstion i ersoi amd
Berea, Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered.
+. Porath d Son .......... .$12.49s.05
oo,Is Cement consit Company Company; is.sss.ss isssss
F. Porats d Son i the lowest sss1sse siss
Sadnx Ssr axerase sGss psfs so '9Ha yard In
Dix avenue. from Central to Carson,
2S feet wide. with No. cedar block on
concrete foundation and Berea, Medina
or any other curbstone that may be bid
upcn and ordered.
r. Porath d Sen ............. es,039es
- rorS,m .,i...''......'...... sSS1S3
1porath q son Ia the iowe.st itssss sisaes
average cost per square yard includ-
ing inspection, etc. S2.4oa.
Maryland avenue, from Lnwood to
1s Vide with NO. edsrs Socs On - dss fsst
crete foundation and Berea, Medina or
any other curbstone that may be bid
upon and ordered.
Porath q Son ............s7 1919
= Pcrath ha.....s.......... 7,?sto7
J. Porath is the lowest bidder. Sve ave.
Ts.s Cos, per ;ousrs 1Ss yard Including
Webb avenue from Hamilton Bouie-
ward westerly to the City. Line, two
roadways each. Is feet wide. more or
and serea. Medina eS"srs or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
=. porat1 a Son ....-s..r ..ssa
ooti. cement cons;t. company i.sssii
= Otis GENE Cement Scns;ttruction Company %
n the lowest bidder, average cost per
square yard. including inspection. etc
AiiIsy ssi--rn block between nrst
east cf and parallel TO Chene street.
from the north line OF Forest 20 the
south iino OF Hancock, 10 and 20 feet
wide with one-course concrste paw
ing.
St,s Cement const Company 112s2s
talbot = shepard ..,,...". ii!sss
r. Meredith Company r. the lowest
bidder average cost per square yard
including inspection. etc, tf.7le.
Alley ss2--Ali alleys between Ferry
PARK avenue and West Grand Bouie-
Yard. Lirwood and Lawton. 10 and 20
feet wide, with one-conrse concrete
paving nay,ng prots.r, s,a,an
v. porath q SON ......-.-.. asIsIo
Otis 81 Gem. Cement const. Company i.i,s% 'ss
Talbot = Shepard ............ 1fss.7s
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the Honorable the Common Council:
for the week ending with September
y 1914. The gas furnished the city by
the Detroit City Gas company during
this period was found upon test, TO
nance. The heat value OF the gas fur
nished the City Hall testing station av-
eraged e0e2 B. 7. u. The heat value
OF the gas furnished the Concord ave.
4. U. The candle power OF the gas
furnished the Eastern district avera :
ed lS.6 candles and the Western dis
trfct lS.7 candles. The pressure with
few minor exceptions, was found TO be
consistent with the requirements OF
the ordinance.
Respsotfuily submitted,
q. j. WHITE,
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on nie
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
Waxs and rasans.

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen--You Committee on
Ways and Means to whom was referred
the communication from the Board Of
Health requesting that the sum of
$500 be provided 20 cover expense OF
sending the Smoke Inspector as dele
national Association for the Prevention
OF smoke 20 be held IN Grand Rapids
on the eth. 10th and nth inst. respect
under consideration and believing thst
n will be OF advantage 10 this city 10
be represented at this convention. we
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
from she sInklns Fund Communion.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
troit City sinking Fund Commission lion
was held at IL a. m. Tuesday, Sept a.
1914, at the Wayne County Savings
Bank. The following Commissioners
Marx, Engei. Guthard. FreiwaId,
Jakel, Schemansky, and Koch.
The City Treasurer delivered 60 the
Commissioners 2ft Special Assessment
to t3sb, ,67s.if. The Commissioners vcr-
lhed the same as TO number and
amount and having found them correct.
accepted and placed same In the Strong
Box
The Commissioners then took from
the Strong Box l57 Special Assessment I
Bonds. amounting. to t1eI.sotta anil
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
From the board Of n.sl,b.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The annual convention
Of the international Association FOR
the Prevention OF Smoke will be held
OF September, at which no doubt will
be present representatives OF the
smoke abatement work. from the prin-
cipal cities OF this country and Can
Inspector OF this city II desirous of
attending. These conventions are
thought to be OF good deal OF value
TO those engaged In the work OF con :
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
b0MMON COUNCIL



ertising. blanks and inspectors sal
Resolved. Third. That the city Con-
Her be, and he II hereby directed TO
pare street paving bonds. in ac-
dance with the provisions OF Secs
the city OF Detroit. as amended by
pct of the Legislaturs approved June
1901, such bonds 20 bear interest
fho rate or four per cent per annum.
BAopted an follows: 80
~. Freiwald. Gilman, Goidner,
Hindle, Jakel. Keating, Knapp,
ppke. Littieneld Lodge. Nowc,
rien. Owen. Reid. Reinhardt. Rutter.
smsnsky, schultz, skrzycki. Thomp-
bidsnt---s5.
|ays--Nons.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the Honorahls the C9mmen C0unons
Il Gentlemen - your ComWtteea Qn
fsfelrsd ths Consrollsrs ust e AY~'1
proved Accounts of eept & 1eaA -
spectfulfy report that We hare ox~ ,
amfned the same. and oeliev1n8 tAGm 4
TO be correct. rsconmesA hat iksy = 4
paid from the proper fan6A ~
Resgectfaliy sub@ists4
pATRICK O'BRxENs q
MOSES WARTEIL
ELMER d CASE,
aE1,so,Sy aE1EoS 4 y,9VyE GWEN
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Rsrnstt BsA0X< =
Ets.d. Hs.s pInS,S Er:swaiS a., ,oA|Rssa oa9Ssss
Lempke. LittieAeld. LQAgA NOWcs q
obrfen. owena Rsld Estnhsfda RsttssS =
scnepSnsty yas,s sSMesSs. Msn ssy7ySsA A 2 raca1P
Presfdent--S5 fN "ffst 80 :
Nays None, =
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09
en- Department Of Public Works.


the Honorable the Common Councii
entlemen--The Department OF pub.
works respectfully reports that the
1nH OF King Avenue under the con-
tt confirmed the 18th day or June
y fully completed from the sas
of beeubien street to the west line
he pavement is OF cedar on con.
. and has been examined by the
Partmsnt or Public Works. ana
nd to be In accordance with tho
krsct and specifications for the
EosEsPSsetfpiiE; oEPS' H iEE;pNKr11.
ccepted. and by unanimous consent
srman keating offered the follow
Fhsreas. II appears from com
nication from the Department OF
iic WORKS that the paving as per
kract confirmed the 10th day of June
on King avenue. from the east
Of Beaubien street to the west
Ipleted; and
hereas. Said avenue has been ex-
med by the Department Of Public
been found TO have been done In
Prdance with the contract and spe-
|ations for the same; therefore
|esolyed, That the said paving with
the limits above mentioned be. and
hereby accepted.
Idopted as follows.
bas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
II. Freiwald, Gilman. Goldner,
:. Hindle. Jakel. Keating. Knapp.
Spke, Littleheld. Lodge, Nowc.
Flen. Owen. Reid. Reinhardt, Rutter.
bmansky, Schultz. Skrzycki. Thomp-
Wartell, Wenxel, Wilson and the
fident-S5
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the Honorahie the Common Council,,
9entlemen--Your Committee on
streets TO whom was refesred the. petit
tion OF Anthony Blecki for permfsslon ,
TO construct coal chute In front OF ia I
81, Aubfn avenue, OF the West Side
Brewing Co, C14iS) for. permisston 70
construct covered area alongstde build,
Ing at the southeast corner cf Fort
street and Dearborn avonuei OF the ;
Jos. Mack Printing House 11so) FOR
permission 20 place t2o gallon tank IN
alley In rear OF new building ~ coru@r ,
OF John R. and Elizabeth htreetsi of
Arthur ii. Fleming for permission ~
construct marquisc at entrances a. !
the Hotel Htatler; OF NJ Sonk for per-
mission to construct covered area IN
Chopin avenue az building located a.
2tss Michigan aveuuei OF u, @ We
brock for permission TO construct Gov
cred area I'm front OF building az. %
Cadillac Squarej OF Frank j. Hiu4
1423l asking thnt the Department %
Public Works construct stairway =
through retaining wall on Nfwark
street. the United Fuel and supply On q
tl42t asking for the vacation of q ?
ten foot alley IN rear of their prop
erty west OF Bellevue. between HyIvo9>j
ter and Gratiot for the purpose of cog Z
structing a spur track, and Of Nit6I1
Giovannangelf fisfe) for peruissio6 a.
Construct areas under sidewAllks ~
premises located AZ the gouthees< CO.
ner OF Riopclle and mack rooD1cIxU
tCsstsn~>a - Next rooo.1
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

f'sso@nsca rec sses,.:a!.s shs a>eps>ec q
,ng resolnticn was oRoroS
by Aid I>0d40: {. [< ~.
be and he II hereby insfr11Sto9 ~
the proper entries on his bookS
feet the transfer Of 635.eS froe1 /
surplus of 1914 In the Public
Fund 20 the subs fund II the oo1n r.
tuf-e known ~ oepsre1 ExDen1o.
Resolved That the cry cont,1
pc ana ne - hereby authofiued ~
rectsd 70 draw his warrant on tho
fund IN favor OF Walter Hogan. G11
ssnnssgsctor IN amount not 20 ox<06
.s;;gv 70 proylde for expenses incur41
the Internationai IA a d ssocls soc % fion ~ +
prevention OF smoke IN Grand ~ -
Mich, Sept 3. 10, IL. 1914 = --'--''
Adopted as follows. s n
feas--Ald. Allan. barnett. T,>11ou
Field. Frsi%ald ss o,.nsss ns esia6; as,3 =
dess. Hindle, Jakel Keatinx Krnu
I.empke. Littleflefd. LodrS
- brien owen. Reid. Refnhardt. Ru({1
schemansky, echuifx, ekr1ycki. T;o~1
SON. S, Warteii: wshzsl, Wilson ana q
Nays-None. q,
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

Field. Freiwaid. Gilman. Go mar
Hs.s,, ., Hindis Jskei. KsatlnE. Knapp.
hdssplnPke dspP Liltisnsid Lodge, Nowc.
sehemansky. Schultz. skrzycki, Thomp,
son, Wsrtell wenzel. Wilson and the
NNN NsysMNon.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

the Honorable the Common Council:
entlemen--The Department OF Pub
Works respectfully reports that the
ing OF Alley No. ass FL" alley, be-
en- Park. Woodward. Dufheld and
Try streets under the contract con-
led the 30th day OF June, 1914 In
Re pavement is Of brick on con-
70 and has been examined by the
Sartment OF Public Works. and
dd to be In accordance with the
fract and specifications for the
Respectfully,
GEO. III. FENKELI.
Commissioner.
ocepted. and by unanimous consent
erman Heating offered the follow
Fhereas. II appears from COM
nication from the Department OF
bile Works that the paving as per
Xtract confirmed the 30th day OF
De. 1914, on Alley No. 35S IL alley
ween Park. Woodward, Duffield and
hry streets has been fully compiet-
Whereas, Said alley has been exam
q by the Department OF Public
Irks. and the paving OF said alley
been found TO have been done In
ordance with the contract and spe-
eations for the same; therefore
Resolved, That the said paving with
the limits above mentioned be, and
.hereby accepted.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the Honorable the Common Council:
aentlemsn--I herewith submit re-
port for the week ending with Sep
tember I. 1919. The gas furnished
the city by the Detroit City Gas com.
pany during this period was found up
on test to meet the requirements Of
the ordnance The heat value Of the
tion averaged $3.50 B. T. u. The heat
value OF the gas furnished the Con-
cord avenue testing station averaged
601.2 b. n u. The candle power of the
gas furnished the Eastern district av-
eraged 1e.e candles and the Western
district 1871 candles. trace OF am
monia. but no hydrogen -suiphide was
found TO be present. upon test. The
total sulphur content of the gas was
found upon test TO be 16.42 grains per
100 Gu. It. The pressure, with Few minor
exceptions, was found TO be consist
ent with the requirements Of the ordi-
Respectfully submitted.
q. J. WHITE,
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on Ale.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-09

To the Honorable the Common counc11> Il
Gehtlemen--Your COMMITTEES u -
ways and Means to whom wa roforp&x -
the petition OF lChas. e. Hchuck (11163
Tor the return OF the tee OF e. q Go<
posted In Ming candidacy Tor nn0614
man Tor the Third Ward roaD&o1(la1
report that I'VE have had the 6asno 11m.s
ger consideration and seeing no 60
lection thereto recommend the nh6n<
tion 1of the .accempany1nw r6ooluf10n
wA Respectfully submitted 2 X
sst a JOHN c. LOD02 W
sf,e<sA JOINT. Tf9ONP50N
GODFREY FRHIWAiID. 8.
Nssf JOHN II rJAKUIx tt.t
JACOB 0UTHARD.
JO8BPH 0CEID1(Ate0UrY ttk
Accepted and on leeve the follov,1n&y
reso!vtion was offered 2 ~ 4 "a ' RI!
Rs.eiy.d, Eh2s n. cssy co..r.,,.<
De ana ne y hereby Authorised - a.
rected TO draw hts WaYpGnf . (G1.
General Fund In favor Of Cnaa. ~
Schuck In the sum of os.oo. bolng r
amount depositod ~ Tee q nl{nG
Sanoidacy Tor alderman IN the blT(&
W0r0. 9+ts - 1t3 ~ ltll t-+ ~ n
Adopted a. fellows: ~ !.
Ieas-AId. Allan, Barnett, Bonaow
b.eI sEurton Ca De- o11on, ~
Field, FretWs.d 0Hn1nn' ST ~ "a
Hess. Hindls. JAkels XSoGnG -
Lempke. Little0old YS6~S'
q 5r1sn. Qwsnx Held Ne1nkl94l, I&l ~;
Bchemansty. 6chu1sL Hd1Y0Td :
yyon. WartsiJ WenssI, WIID6a Ana c.
Nays--None. s S.>|