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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-10

|see boscajes arlcantadores / cada paso
Buenos Aires, que, segfln las estadist;
cas-, tiene mas arboles Que Paris: Ia
Buenos Aires congestionada DE- gente
en- Tin, debiera buscar entire sus enra.
madas 10 que en- sus Was c6ntricas 10
encuentra Porque 81 hay algo encan-
..tador en- La gran ciudad, es Ia abundan-
cla de sus plazas sombreadas por bellas
frondas y alegradas 1 veces Dor claras
tfuentes.
~ osotros, los que pasais por ahi
febrlles- -parccen decir los iardinci
llos ~ vosotros, los que teneis que vi
vlr en- la atmosfera de los Bancos de
las ofielnas; sosotros, los que llevais la
frente contraida y los labios crispados.
por La ambici6n de placer, venid aoui
para recobrar la suavidad. Ia dulzura
y la algeria de vivir.
Pero nadie oye la voz de las frondas
modestas Ell que tiene deseos de res
plrar, toma IN coche Y Sc va hasta Pa
lerrno.
En- ell centro-he dido decir 1 mu-
chos-todo es feo. hasta los iard;nas
poolados ole estatuas de NAL gusto Y
rodeados Gle rascacielos presuntuosos.
Lo de la fealdad de Buenos Aires es
uno de los temas mas socorridos de
dlscuslones. Els realmente feo estos
! Els mas fea que tai otra capital
1 rs menos fea que la famosa metro
poll de tai pais?
Los argentlnos que han viaiado, V
que, por 10 tanto. debieran ser los me-
Jor lnsplrados en- este asunto, son los
que con mayor frecuencia declaran 4
su gran ciudad indigna de toda admi-
racion esteti.a.
-Es horrible-exclaman
Y puede que, desde un punto de Wis
ia artlstlco puro esten en- lo cierto
Buenos Aires, comparable con Viena.
con Toledo, con Damasco es fea Pero
/ que capital moderna no 10 es? How
mlsmo Ell un estudio de Marcel Provost
sobre la fealdad del mundo, leo las Ii
leas slguientes, que me parecen dignas
de que los portenos descontentadizos
as mediten
" Existira algo de providencial que
mpide que los arquitectos modernos
eallcen NADIA bello, NADIA comparable 4
10 que vemos Ell ciudades viejas, como
Praga Edinburgh Eruditos enri-
quecidos con la experienced de los ST
CLOS jpor que esos artistas no levan-
tan sino barrios horribles Ell todas par
tes del mundo?. En- todas parties. ST,
y Paris, por fortuna para nuestro amor
proplo, no es lnico en- este sentido.
La arqultectlra germanica causa pesa-
dillas, y la inglesa es insignifcante.
En- ell resto del globo todo es aleman &
frances; we'd Roma 8 Madrid modernos.
Y toda la arquitectura nueva resulta
confusa, disparatada, incapaz de suge-
rir ideas de estilo, con una especie de
groserla pes1da, que parece sistemati-
ca. 5Por que esos domos que salen de
una techo vulgarq.. SPor que esas
fachadas ventrudas? SQue signif-
can esos motivos decorativosq La
gente que ha imaginado, aceptado y
pagado tales monstruosidades debe su-
frir de la vista 0 81 no, hay que acep-
tar la idea de que la ciudad moderna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-10

11ene que ser, por una ley de fatalidad
lneludible, fea, muy fea. !
| Una vez este principle aceptado-v
|yo, que adore 81 viejo Oriente, 10 acep-
70 desde luego, hay que proceder Dor
|comparaciones para .juzgar 4 Buenos
Aires. Es Buenos Aires mas fea ana
las eapitales modernas en- general
rs Buenos Aires mas fea que Munich
Ique Berlin, que Nueva York. que Bar
|celona, que Milang. No, en- mi alma
I Justamente 10 que saliva < Ia me.
Itropoli del Plata de su mayor pecado.
que es eide al monotonia ell de la fal-
"a Gle perspective, son sus innumerables
|plazas, llenas de flores; sus deliciosos
squares, creados, seg1n parece. en-
tan POGO tempo, que mas parecen
|obras magicas que labores municipales.
De los jardines modestos hablo. de
los que estan metidos entire las GALES
de negocios, de los que tienen que IL
mltarse un espacio cue no ypermite
grandes ramilletes de arboles Yo
REQ conocerlos todos. Y todos me gus
tan, todos me inspiran cariiio. 4 todos
les debo algunas horas de suaves me.
dltaciones Y de claros ensueiios Pero
lay uno entire todos, uno que no es nj
el mas bello, nj ell mas poetico. que.
SIN embargo, ha sido un verdadero ga
blnete Gle trabajo, del cual guardare
durante mi vida entera recuerdos nos
talglcos. Me refero al de la plaza del
Congreso, en- cuyo centro ell Pensador
el Rodin, ola q Buenos Aires la lecci6n
que mas necesitan las capitales cuanod
han llegado al apogeo de la riqueza:
la leccion de la calma. de las refexio-
nes tpanquilas, de la voluntad rondera-
da. Ah, divina fgura desnuda, GUAM
tas veces, en- mis- largos reposorios ante
tn gesto, he pensado en- 10 que sera es-
ia TERRA fogosa cuando, habiendo com
prendido 10 d. dice tn silencio, sepa de-
tenerse un punto en- us vertiginosa ca
rrera de progresses materiales para in
movlllzarse en- una postura cual la
tuya
lQue le falta hoy Buenos Aires pa.
"a ser una verdadera hermana de Pa
rlsY Lo que puede comprarse con oro
10 tiene va. Y tiene, ademas, 10 que el
esfuerzo, guiado por la inteligencia
por la ciencia, logra crear en- pocos
lustros. 7 tiene mas, pues tiene 10 que
.el milagro da: la elegancia, la gracia,
lei sentido de 10 noble Y de 10 bello. So
10 una cosa le hace falta, es la vida
espiritual; esa vida, algo lenta en- ara.
rlencia; esa vida, sin un fin positive.
SIN un interes Immediate, hecha de re-
nunciamientos, de silencio. de sacrii-
clio y Gle pensamiento; esa vida. que
esta mas llena de sutilizas de refna-
mentos interiors;, que de fuerza pro-
ductora y Gle genio creador; esa vida.
que es el patrimonio de los pueblos vie
JOS, en- fin, Y que qnizas sea 10 tnico
que indica IA verdadera civilization.
Cnando los srgentinos oyen hablar de
este, suelen Greer que 10 que Sc les ME-
ga es cultura general Y alma creadora
de arte. Esto no es cierto. Negar la
cultura admirable de un pueblo que
tiene esta Prensa, estas Universidades,
y esta "elite, que es la patria de
(Contin1a en- la Ga. plana)
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
Esasgpac1fullv Sl5buIzsed
NsaGsaSsT NaIrE o LEARY
Pres. Aa9Isor-g B.sarti. &. ;. n =
.upsssr. Iauasrre Il. Iisl4
a h.sssr So

Pat fisnson retsrRad IRON A-ATnss
tais Neek and hro..znf with hun mar
bse shse sscslsn. Tbs design rePreseIas~
az ODD sh0e - zhsct the mice have
made nest Every detail even - me
shoe string snd shs worn places Oh sfs
-ose. are perfect The shoe was made
by Greek vino " Bo~ IN the Odd eoun-
try. II II on osshibisisn ~ the Windows
os the First National Bank and n at
trsct,ue consIsissraDis attention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23

I'VE
Rubv Sammons. January 4, set table
one credit; made biscuits. two credits;
put up two lunches, two credits. made
four beds. four credits; helped prepare
supper. two credits; carried wood; two
credits: made biscuit. two credits;
wiped dishes. one credit; swept two
floors. two credits; washed teeth twice,
ten credits; completed library book.
Total number Of credits, thirty one.
Emma Foster, Jan. Il. made biscuits
twice, four credits; prepared six lunches
sex credits: washed dishes, one credit.
helped prepare two meals, three credits;
made three beds, three credits; washed
teeth twice. ten credits.
Marie Shecker. January 9, built fires
in morning. two credits; MIXED cows,
two credits; prepared lunch, one credit;
fed calves, one credit; made bed, one
credit: washed teeth. five credits; fed
dogs, one credit. Total number of ere
dts, thirteen.
People having the highest number Of
credits for the month ending January 16
are: Ralph Foster, 517 credits; Ernest
Foster: 177; Emma Foster. Ss4; la An
drexs. 37s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
Ts u PuASk q Cuns1ss a.1 -
spuuAnG Csussy

have nay oI'tical parlDri in cs,nns'c-
tis,n with nay ieWeiry lsI't, ana J tis'
a -ceintii,c line 81 retraction WORK
Those suffering with Poor vision v ~
do well To- consult With uie st nav
s,ffice. first ds,s,r north of JohB-s,n .
resiurant. truRIi-on edo. W rsa-
s<in1eiteru.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23

nas farzhcszsiHg from sdis committees.
tossssIag y q iaBanesal ssasensaus u
81 transactions since Ia ozgassszstI.sI
- the Board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts TO whom was re-
ferred the petition OF James Butler
(5774 and (5262) Malcomson, Hough-
ton Co (5551, Joseph J. Bailey (20llD.
Edward r. Kremkow (5556) John
Spaulding (613G), Martha Watt (663),
Peter Laux 1850, Israel Kleiman
us79), Zachariah stone (3O02), Louise
Walker (4119), Louis II. Walker (6505).
Mary Walter (6433). Theresa H. Reut-
ter ts1s). Mary Dupon (52e2). L. -.
Field (5963). Morris Fechhimer t5279l.
Elizabeth II. Cone (5249). Elizabeth G..
Cone (5l5I, Morris Lazarus t6lp,
Moses Wohigemuth $3.50, Fred 81
mons (533S), and OF VIM. J. White
(414S), all for damages alleged to have
been sustained. respectfully report that
we have had all OF the said matters un-
der consideration and after consulta-
ton with the Corporation Counsel, he
Iieve that none OF the aforesaid have
any valid claim against the city and
we therefore recommend that the pray
ers OF the respective petitioners be de
Respectfully submitted.
MOSES WARTEII.
ELMER II. CASE,
ROBERT W RUTTER,
GEO A. OWEN,
OTTO RE1NHARDT.
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Streets. To whom was referred the pc
tition OF Detroit Legal News Co. C3O3S),
requesting that they be allowed TO
maintain areas and elevator hoist con-
structed by them In a manner contrary
To ordinance. also the communication
from the Department OF Public Works
requesting authority TO remove area
wall as above constructed TO point
three feet from curb line at the cost
OF the property owners, respectfully
report we have had the same under
con sideration and beg leave 20 report
that on March 3. 1914 n permit was
granted to the Detroit Legal News
CO. Go construct covered areas along
side building at the northwest corner
OF Second avenue and Congress street;
that petitioners through "a mlsunder-
standing OF the authority granted nv
said resolution. constructed n portion
OF the area TO the curb line. in place
OF leaving space between area wall
and curb OF three feet and also Install
ed an electric elevator hoist In SIDE.
walk. which was not covered by the
resolution After listening TO the eN-
plantations OF petitioners, your COM
Inittee recommends that permission be
given TO them TO maintain the area
WAYS and elevator hoist as. construct
ed, with the understanding. however.
that petitioners agree TO remove all OF
said work at any time when so direct
ed by the Common Council should IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
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 December
10, 1914. respectfully report that with
the Chief Accountant we have examin-
ed the same. and believing them TO be
correct. recommend their approval, We
also recommend the approval of the
indemnity bonds or william III. Weber
and American Paint & Glass Company.
Med in accordance with resolutions
granting permission to sink gasoline
tanks. the same having been approved
by the Corporation Counsel.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON.
JOHN G.. LODGE,
JOHN Il. THOMPSON.
GODFREY FREIWALD,
JAMES GUTHARD
JOHN L. JAk FL,
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett, Behlow,
Bleil, Burton, Case, DE Galan, Field.
Freiwald, Goldner. Guthard. Hess.
Hindle, Jakel. Heating. Knapp, Lempkc.
Littlefeld. Lodge, owen, Reinhardt.
Rutter Schemansky, Schultz. Skrzyski
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel
and the President-30.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23

TO the Honorable the Common CounoiiL
Gsntlemen--Your COMMITTEES on
street Openings TO whom WAS REFERRED
the petition Of George Jerome (SoG6I.
lor the acceptance OF the plaf a..
strohs sub. etc. respectfully report
that We have bad the same undsr cor
slderation and andinG the same To bo.I
approved by the City Engineer We
recommend Its acceptance and APPROX w
al and herewith ofrer the proper reso-
luton " that end. e-i9 M VA
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIWALD. Ia
INES yERNOR
SHERMAN LITTLDFIEI.D.
F FRED W 9 WRaSr IS
f. W. wENZEI.
Accepted and on leave the follow.-<
ing resolution was offered. t<
81 Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That the plat VI s.Juliu1fs
Stroh. Bernhard Strot Jr, ana Edward
Hartwick's Milwaukee Junction Manu-
facturer's subdivision OF part OF lot ~
and lots 10 and II, quarter section 81
10000 acre tract" be and the same n Y
hereby accepted and approved and this 4
Commissioner OF Public Works be ana
he Is hereby directed 60 sign and ap-
prove same. n. ~
adopted as followsl- &
- Yeas-,-Ald. Allan, Barnett. Behlow6l
Bell, Burton. Case, De Galan, Fisidr 4
t'reiwald. Goldner. Guthard. Hess. Hin
die, Jakel, Heating. Knapp. Lempk&
l.ittlefeld Lodge, owen. Reinhardf
Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz Skrxychi
Thompson. Vernon. wartell, wenzel&|
and the Presfdent--3o. ~
Nays--None '
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--1onr Committee on
Liquor Regulation to whom was re1f
Duncan ID. Lyon for transfer OF liquor
license from 40 Lafayette avenue eastai
70 5S-55 Gratiot avenue; the applica-
from 24Sl West Jefferson avenue TO
24I4 West Jefferson avenue; OF Fred
Dreher for transfer from z66 Humboldt
a. 40 trsnser fre% s5
tiot avenue to l3s Bates street; OF c.
Kern Brewing Co. for transfer ot,l
wholesale license from IL Atwater
street west to the southeast corner or \;
Dequindre and Farnsworth streets and
OF The Euro West Co, for transfer OF
wholesale license from 432 Gratiot ave-ss
report we have had the same UNDER
consideration and seeing no objection
thereto, recommend that the above
approyed. We also recommend the ap-4
prevail or bond OF George +. Doherty.
fled In accordance with transfer
81 Antoine street. the application hav-
ing been approved on the 18th inst. ~
also bond OF Alec Weisman nled in
accordance with transfer granted from
avenue on Nov. 24th, and inasmuoh as
said bond was not filed within the time
required by law, recommend that the
application covering said transfer APP
proved Nov. 24th, be re-approved
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS, w. BURTON,
MAURICE j. HEATING.
ELMER -. CASE,
JACOB GUTHARD,
Accepted and adopted as follows: v
Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow,
Rleii. Burton. Case, De Galan, Field
Freiwald. Goldner. Guthard, Hess. HIM
die. JRkel, l<eating. Knapp. Lsmpke.
Littieheld. Lodge. owen, Rsinhsrdt.
Rutter. Schemansky Schultz, Skrxyckl
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wsnzsl and.
the President--30.
Ala Wilson entered and took his
seat 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Ordinances.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
communication from Ills Honor the
Mayor 81, {. G. y. 1921), relative TO
amendment TO the charter ratified BY
the voters OF the City OF Detroit No
vember 3, 1914. empowering your Hon
orable Body to increase the salaries OF
certain city officials and citing an opin-
ion from the Corporation Counsel that
the constitution offers "a legal barrier
TO raising said salaries and in conse-
quence OF said opinion His Honor in
requesting that no attempt be made to
raise his remuneration. but to adjust
the salaries OF other officials as pro-
vided by charter amendment. your Cons
mittee after listening TO and consider
ing the arguments advanced for and
salaries. recommend TO your Honorable
Body the following adjustment. the
same to take effect commencing Janu-
AIRY 1, 1915 In the case OF the Civil
Service Commission and on July 1. 1915
In salary raises for the Mayor city
Clerk City Treasurer Controller. Cor
poration Counsel. Commissioner OF
Public Works. Commissioner OF Parks
and Boulevards. Commissioner OF Po-
lice and the judges OF the Recorders
court. Your committee further report
mendation will bo Introduced ri this
session and we therefore offer the fol.
lowing resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD
GEO. a OWEN
EDWARD BARNETT
ROBERT w. RUTTER
ELMER -. CASE.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY
Accepted. aud on leave, tile following
resolution was offered.
BY Aid Littleheld
Resolved, That from July I. 1918. the
salary OF the mayor shall be at the rate
OF 100000 per annum. City Clerk SIS
600 90 per annum. City Treasurer So
000 90 per annum. City Controller So
10000 per annum. Corporation Counsel
s.. 10000 per annum, Commissioner OF
Public Works 81 10000 per annum
| Commissioners OF Parks and Boulevards
| 81. 0OO. 90 per annum. Commissioner OF
| Police 100000 per annunr and the two
Judges OF the Recorders Court, So
| proportion OF salary. and be IL further
| Resolved. That the salaries or tho
civil service Commissioners shall be
I fixed at $1,000 90 per annum for each
/ commissioner commencing January l.,
| 1916 excepting In the case or the
/ chairman OF said Commission. who
! during his incumbency as chairman
| shall receive an annual salary OF 81
/ zoo 90. commencing January I. 1915;
and be IL further
Resolved. That the chairman OF the
ton OF his position and TO further the
hest interests Of the department. shalt
devote az least three hours OF each day,
excepting legal holidays and Sundays
10 personal supervision OF such matters
M may come before him FOR adjust
laid on table for one week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
COMMON COUNCIL


! from the north line OF West Grand
boulevard 10 the northerly City limits.
Roll No, l696-Garland avenue. from
the north line OF kercheval avenue 10
the south curb line OF charlevolN
street;
Roll No. 1697--Goethe street. from
the east line OF East Grand boulevard
10 the west curb line OF Field avenue;
Roll No. l59S--Hendrie avenue, from
the east line OF Hastings street TO the
west line of Rivard street,
Roll No. l59a-kercheval avenue,
from the east line OF Hurlbut avenue
To the west curb line OF Fairview ave-
Roll No. l6OO--Kirby avenue, from
the east curb line OF Dubois street 10
the west line OF Mt. Elliott avenue;
Roll No. l6Ol--Newport avenue, from
the north line OF Jefferson avenue 60
the south curb line OF Kercheval ave-
nue.;
Roll No. i6O2-oregon avenue, from
the southwesterly line OF Grand River
and 2ay:
Roll No. i6os--Putnam avenue. from
the wsst line Of Twelfth street to the
Roll No B0+-Rose street (north
side OF Macomb Park), from the west
line OF Seventeenth street to the east
line OF Eighteenth street;
Roll No. 16O5--Webb avenue. from
the west line OF Hamilton Boulevard
westerly, To city limits;
The north line OF West Grand Boule-
ward To the south curb line OF Bethune
avenue;
Roll No. lsO7-woodmere avenue.
from the north line OF Fort street TO
the north line OF Lafayette avenue;
Roh No. l60S--Alley No S64. being
the "T'' alley in block between Park
street. Woodward avenue, Montcnlm
and High streets;
RolI No. l6Og-Alley No. 39S, being
the alley first east or and parallel TO
Park street. from the north line or
Charlotte avenue To the south line OF
Peterboro street:
are hereby approved and confirmed,
that the description OF premises and
the names OF persons contained therein
are received az correct. and that the
sums set forth in the said assessment
Rolls are the correct ones which each
individual or set OF individuals should
be assessed AT and pay. and that the
said assessments be collected from the
several persons liable to pay the same
according TO law.
| approve the form OF the above
resolution
WALTER BARLOW,
Assists Corporation Counsel
Adopted AZ follows;
Yeas--Ald Allan. Barnett, Bell,
Burton. Case. De Galan. Field, Frei-
valid, Goldner. Guthard. Hess, Hindle.
Iakel. Heating. Knapp, Lempke, Lit
tleheld. Lodge, owen. Reinhardt. Rut-
ter. Schemansky. Schultz. Skrzyski,
Thompson, Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel
and the Presidentt.-2g.
Nays--None.
AID. Behlow entered and took his
seat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
streets, TO whom was referred the
resolution requesting this committee to
investigate the granting of permit to
the Central Heating Company to ex-
cavate under sidewalk in front of
premises at eli Jefferson avenue for
the purpose OF installing steam pipes,
the owner of the property claiming
that said work has caused him ma
terial Injury. 1t also being his inten-
ton to request a permit to construct
areaways under sidewalk where said
pipes are located, respectfully report
we have had the same under consid-
Grafton. and believing that the City ~
in no way liable for damages growing
out OF the granting OF said permit To
install pipes, recommend that no ac-
ton be taken toward ordering the re-
moval OF same, and. therefore, recon-
mend that action on the said resolu :
ton. presented by Aid Barnett at a
session held on the LIST inst @. G.. G..
y. 1880. be. indefinitely postponed.
Respectfully submitted,
MAUh.CE j. HEATING,
SHERMAN LlTTLEFIELD,
GEORGE A. OWEN,
EDWARD BARNETT,
STEPHEN s. SKRZYCKI
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23
Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts TO whom was re-
ferred the Controllers list OF Approved
Accounts OF December -, 1914, re-
specially report that we have examin-
ed the same, and believing them TO be
correct recommend that they be paid
from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
MOSES WARTELL,
GEORGE A. OWEN,
ELMER ID. CASE,
ROBERT Il. RUTTER,
OTTO REiNHARDT.
Accepted and adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow.
Bell, Burton. Case. De Galan, Field,
Frelwald Goldner Guthard, hess,
Hindle, Jakel, Heating. Knapp. Lempke,
Littlefield, Lodge. owen. Reinhardt.
Rutter. Schemansky. schultz Skrzycki.
Thompson, Vernon, Wartell, Wenzel,
and the President-30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Streets to whom was referred the Pc
tftions or Mix Rudlic t207e), for per-
nit 10 install coordination gasoline dis
charge system and lighting post at
curb line In front OF premises at Gag
Oakland avenue, OF Robert Fair (3O30D
TO install n combination gasoline dis
curb line in front OF 1886 Grand River
avenue and OF g. J. and J. H. Eggers
t304s). to install a combination gaso-
line discharge system and lighting, post
in front OF 422 Perry street resnect-
fully report we have had the same Un-
der consideration. have examined the
sketches submitted and seeing no OBJ
lection thereto, recommend that the
above petitions be granted. aud there
fore offer the following resolutions.
Respectfully submitted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-23

necessity exists for the opsninx -
said street and widening Of said alley
sci be and he II hereby inskruc<e6 <4
draft the proper resolutions Tor $40
opening OF kieden avenue from PIT
the alloy In block bounded By Uo11-
ware. Seward. Greenfield and Merrill
avenues and submit the Same. 10 f&I1
Common Council for adoption.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FRE1WAI.D.
JAMES VERNON. "a
SHERMAN LfTTLEFIEf.f.
GEO. A OWEN. W q
FRED W. KNAPP. b. I1l.<
y. w. WHNZEI. NJ.
Accepted and adopted a. follows
fess--Ald- Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Bell Burton. Case, De Gaian. -T'ISId-
sreiwaid. Goldnsr. onthard. Hess. HIN
q als; Jst,sL ksatinx Knapp. Lenpk6''
Euttsf. schemansky. schultx, skrzycki.
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