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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
DEATH OF MARY CARRIER
Popular Kimberly Teacher Dies From
Appendicitis at Hospital.

On Thursday evening of the past
week occurred the death of Miss Mary
Catherine CARRIER at the Physicians
and Surgeons hospital in this city.
On Sunday morning she was TAX
en- i'll while in Kimberly. On We'd
nesday morning she was brought
to the hospital for an operation which
was attempted, but appendicitis with
complications, was too far advanced
and she was beyond human aid Her
age was At years 5 months and %
days. For over thirty years she had
followed the profession of teaching
in the public schools, having taught in
Indiana, Ohio. Illinois, and Idaho. For
the last three years she has taught
at Kimberly and was again engaged
for next year. Her death coming so
Unexpectedly has been a great shock
to her many friends and the commun-
ity.
Funeral services were held at the
Church of the Brethren on Sunday at
2:30 p. m 1t being the largest bather-
ing ever assembled at this church.
A number not being able to gain ad-
mittance to the church, after every
Sunday school room had been thrown
open.
The services were in charge of Rev
S. S. Neher, assisted by Elder G. Fahr-
ney and Rev. Yaggy of Kimberly A
high tribute of respect was paid her,
Many of the county teachers were
present, and the school board AID
teachers of Kimberly attended in a
body, with many of her pupils coming
in a school hack. Miss CARRIER had sor
thirty years been jealous worker in
the Brethren church and Sunday
school and held the esteem of all who
knew her. She was a sister of Mrs
]. S. Flory of this city.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
A SHOW WHICH PlEASES
0rpheum Showing Good Pictures and
Vaudeville.

For the first three nights of this
week the Orpheum is offering good
bill in pictures and vaudeville. The
Devere brothers are putting on clev-
er comedy acrobatic act, which is
pleasing all "The Lost Lord Lowell" !"
is delightful comedy drama by w.
Carey Wonderly, the magazine writer,
and features Dorothy Gish, in one of
her splendid character acts. ''ihe
Dare Devil Chief" shows the Keystone
chief of police in all of his glory, this
is laugh producer above the high
average of the Keystone comedies.
THE Echo" depicts natures fascina-
ton oyer a butterfly existence, fea-
turing Vivian Rich.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
POPULAR COUPLE WfDS
Teachers in City Schools Joined in
Wedlock Thursday Evening.

On Thursday evening of last week
two of Twin Falls popular teachers
were Joined In the holy bonds of we'd
lock when Ira 0. Brown, teacher Of
manual training and Miss Ruth Jane
Mailer were married. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. John F.. Shep
herd, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church at his home The ceremony
was witnessed by several friends of the
contracting couple. The newlyweds
left Saturday for Cedar Re pids, Iowa,
where they will visit relatives and
friends for some time
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
DRAKE CLUB ORGANIZED
Former Students Of Drake University
Form Club in City.

On Saturday evening of last week.
al the home of M. and Mrs. ]. W.
Eeauehamp, the alumni and former
students of Drake University, Des
Moines, Iowa, met fora ost enjoyable
reunion, The evening was very pleas
intly spent in eaDFersatlon, and look
ing at pictures and ANNALS of the Unf-
versty, and in recalling the experience
of college days. The hostess sers ed
dainty refreshments to the guests.
At the close vi the meeting Drake
club of fourteen members was organ
lied with Ray Beauchamp as president,
H. O. Brown, vice president and Miss
Ethel May Taylor as secretary.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
DEEDS GETS DAMAGES
Awarded $500 by Jury in District
Court for Seepage on Land.

week the jury in the case of John /.
Deeds against the Twin Falls Canal
company awarded Mr.. Deeds $500
damages. The suit was brought by
Mr.. Deeds to recover from the canal
company, claiming that the seepage
from the canal had damaged his land
until the land could not be cultivated.
The case was a hard fought one, COM
mencing Monday Of last week and con-
tinuing until Friday evening, when the
jury brought in their verdict in favor
of Mr. Deeds for the amount above
stated. 1t is more than likely that the
case will be taken to the supreme
court by the company The land in
question is situated near the high line
canal south of Kimberly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
lINCOLNS UPTOWN STATION
Business Opened for Buying Produce
for Cash.

The Lincoln Produce and Refriger
ating company this week has opened
its up-town produce station in the
Costello block on Shoshone street
south, where the cream, butter, eggs
and poultry will be purchased from
the farmer for spot cash. The move
is made with the idea of creating a
quick and ready market for the pro-
duce by a local concern which can
find the best markets in the West
more readily than can the individual
producer. The new station should
prove not only convenient for the pro-
Queer who comes to this city to
trade but should put large amount
of money in circulation among the
farmers.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
TRACK MEET POSTPONED
Wet Grounds Compelled Meet to be
Postponed for Two Weeks.

The Sunday school track meet which
was TO have been heA at the pall park
Monday afternoon w@Apostpbned until
Monday, June seventh, on Account OF
the rain and the muddy condition of
the grounds The participants from
the different Sunday schools Of the
city have been training hard for the
event. The calling off of the meet for
two weeks will allow them to get into
better condition for the events. a
fine banner has been made which will
be given to tile school making the most
points.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
MAY TERM OF COURT OPENS
Judge w. 4. Babcock Opens Court for
May Term Monday.

The spring term of the district court
adjourned Saturday night and on Mon
day morning Judge W. A. Babcock op-
ened the May term of the court. The
jury has been called to meet Mon
day morning, May 81. There are rev.
eral criminal cases on the docket. The
most of this week will be taken up ar
ranging the docket and setting the
cases There has been SO much busi-
ness to transact that court has been
in continuous session except for a
short time for three or four months.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
BUSINESS FIRMS MOVE
Several Firms Move on Account Of
Leasing of Brizee Building.

Several firms who have occupied
the Brizee building have been moving
for the past few days. The Twin Falls
Sheet Metal Works is moving to the
Twin Falls House on Main avenue
south, which Mr. Brizee has had re-
paired. L. j. White and company,
plumbers, have moved their shop to
Second avenue east, opposite the
Grossman undertaking establishment.
The American Electric company has
not decided where they will move at
the present time
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY
At Binkert's Cash Grocery.

5 gal. oil, 85c; 8 bars yellow soap,
25c; pure cider vinegar, 40c GAL; fan
cy dry peaches, 10 h. box; 8 lb. seed
less raisins, $780,; large pkg oats,
30c lb Mexican beans, csc; 2 lib.
pkg seeded raisins, Zoe. Phone 311,
324 Maine south-Ady
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
INDOOR BASE BALL
P0catcilo Man Fixing up Parlsfs
Building en Main Asenue East.

Twin Falls is to .Aave another
amusement plade. AX6cateno man is
now engaged II barfng the old build
ing near the Twin Falls Meat Market
on Main avenue east repaired which
viii be used for an indoor baseball par
ior This is a new game which Is
meeting with great faxpr in the cities
Of the Northwest The building Is be-
ing practically relllii wfgh an iil-
cline floor The building will be
completed in very short time.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
SOMETHING new IN COMEDY
Charlie Chaplin at the Isis Wednes-
day and Thursday of This Week.

'By the Sea- one-reel comedy
with Charlie Chaplin in the lead will
be seen at the Isis, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week The mana
ger says that this is something new in
the way of comedy, and will be sure to
please. Between the Two of Them"
is a splendid Broadway star feature
with Sydney Drew There will also
be George Ade fable to make up a
fine evenings entertainment
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES
congressn smith VIII Speak at Al
bi0n, Rupert and Pocatello.

Congressman Addison t. Smith has
accepted invitations to deliver the
commencement address at Rupert high
school, May 81; at the Albion Normal,
June third, and at the Pocatello high
school, June 4.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25

Amsterdam, via London a dispatch
from Vienna says the Italian ambas-
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-19
The two California
Expeditions

VIII direct most excursionists and vacationists
to the Pacific Coast during 1915. Many OF us
are not in position to take an extended trip
every year, and it should therefore be to our IN
terests and advantage to make the most OF
general coast tour when low rates are available
and conditions favorable At these times, low
circle tour rates are in effect which permit OF 60
ing via one route and returning via another at
very much lower expense than if separate trips
were made.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-19

LIE TWO I'd
Expositi0ns
You can visit
Salt Lake City,
Los Angeles,
San Diego and the
Panama-CalifOrnia
Exposition
San Francisco and
the Panama-Pac
Exposition, thence
through Portland
home, or vice versa,
for very materially
less expenditure
than you can make
individual trips
during different
periods.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

and pumps located In the engine
room OF the draw span. which Will
remain the property OF the city and
on the bridge approach by the con-
tractor. and also except the tlmhers
and flooring OF the protective crib OF
the draw span pier, which WITH No left
unchanged In position. Each bidder
- expected 20 visit the locality OF the
work and to make hts own estimate
~ the difficulties and facilities at
tending the execution OF the work
ineludins local conditions and all
other contingencies. All the mater
lAl above specified except as other
wise noted. will become tho property
OF the successful bidder whether In
good or damaged condition and each
resentinK tho bidders estimate OF
difference In value between thu ma
terials recovered and the cost OF re-.
moving the same The successful
bidder must conform 20 all laws and
requirements OF the u, :. government
and make Ito own arrangements for
any concessions he expects TO obtain
from the same. All ohstructions are
20 10 removed from the river bed
whether OF salvage value or not en-
cept stone and timber work OF piers.
the removal % which will constitute
another contract
commence within ten (io) days after
the oor nrmAtion OF the contract and
must % fully completed within
seventy tTol days. OF the said con
irmation- The contract will embrace
all tho iron spans which constitute
tho wrecked BELLE Isle Bridge wheth
er they De on the piers or At The
bottom " the river. with the eXceP-
ton ~ the nve pony spans on the
island end. which viii not he includ-
- The contractor Will be required
20 clean up the half Of tho draw
span frst so az 10 open M the chan
mel
zach bidder must deposit with his
hit a certified check IN the sum of
one thousand 81 ooo) dollars payable
20 the order OF the Department; ar
Public Works. before the proposals
are opened. conditioned that should
they ~ the lowest bidder they will
ithin Ave days after being awarded
tN~ contract ~ the said Department.
enter Into 4 contract with surety
company 20 the amount OF ten thou
sand $50 o0o) dollars
The right 90 reject any or all FRO
posats - expressly reserved All pro-
posals shall % made ~ duplicate.
ASA GEO L. FENKEt.t.
ALA tNu-t-C v0fEa
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
BOARD OF HEALTH
PROPOSALS FOR
PAINTING AND
FLOORING

Sealed proposals for painting the
Nrst moor rooms and halls OF tho
Interior or the Service building. and
placing a certain kind OF noor COW
ering upon. the Railways OF that
building, being part Of the Herman
kiefer Hospital. Hamilton boulevard
and Blaine avenue viii be received
at tho otnce % tho Secretary OF the
Board OF Health. ass ST. Antoine
street until n o'clock noon. May -.
1918.
Proposals must be accompanied by
q certified check or cash In the sum
OF sin per cent OF each proposal. pay
able 10 the Board OF Health OF Do
troit.
Two bonds In q sum equal to tho
fun amount thereof win be required
for each contract
The person 10 whom contract 10
let must be prepared 10 proceed With
tho work forthwith after tho sign
ing Of the contract therefor.
Proposals 20 TO made IN accord.
Ancs with plans and specifications
prepared by Louis Hamper archrec
on nlc at hts oface. TOI Fine Arts
building copies OF which may bo
s-A-s..s--l- rrrt.-atfor. -------------------
The BOARD reserves the right 90 re-
jcct any or all proposals submitted
THE BOARD or HEALTH
BY JOHN +. McklSLAY.
Secretary
May = 1918 A-isss
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
Ordinance No. 239-A
May T. 1918

An ordinance to amend an ordtnane~
eatttied -Aa ordnance 90 amesd
nm ordinance ~atitied 'Aa ordinance
10 sm~aa section , Of an ordinance
entitled An ordnance to amend
s~cttsa OF IN ordnance entttied
limits within the CITY of Detroit
whev~ saloons In Which spirttuoa ne.
fntoxtestia8 matt liquors arc
soid ~ ~ beverage shall not here
after be established aad msiststs-
I'D and spirttuoas, Intoxicating or
msit liquor. sold therein and 20 re-
peal all ordinances or parts OF or
disanr~. Inconsistent herewith.
IT Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
rHE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT
Section l. That Section IA OF
Chapter isi % ths Compiled Laws II
the Ci.y 81 Detroit for the year 1914
Is amended. be ard The same IL here.
by amended SO AZ 20 read as follows
section IA No saloon whore spiT-
ituous Intoxicating or malt liquors
atc sold as a beverage shall hersaf.
ter be established and maintained
within the territory within the city
OF Detroit described a. follows
All thar portion 81 the city bound
81 on the north ~ the northerly linz
% the second ward. on the east -
the ~aEfrrly line % the Second ward
Dn the south by the s0utheriy city
lmit. and on the west by the Most
~riy line % tho Second ward. fthe
dlvffinE line between the second and
Fcugth wards. cNc~ptinE 80 much ~
said herein restricted portion as u
bounded 90 follows.
That piece or parcel % land known
ard gtgFcFTTed "a Lot Thirty four t34t
and the west twenty and one
hair tg2isl feet OF Lot thirty nree
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

In &C. r Med, circle. furnished by

| r. IL. ~ Ma, .,r,,.. s,,rot.h., ~
Saptrnc,or
iS.ss .ouar. xars. a, ..nhAi,tc
eorrrstA rr"f,ra Taka ..nh.ftr ~
ccncys,s ,ounSstIon nsxins
a "a, - - ,o,er.,,s ,na 49,,
hshtns curb
ne itns.I r.et ~ retAtninw .ton.
~ Nsstra crrh ny n. usss
The time 20 80 sat IN the contracts
~ ,ab. nall h. n. foiiN,x.,
III Use, aVsnns J,ix 40 iaik
49, 49,. -..., 80. 49,.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
CONTINENTAL AVE.
Paving
Assessment E.timnte..

. Us -Ibir yaT9s = st'aVafF0n
s4zssf lineal feet % curbstons
new straight.
32gsi0 square yarfs - asphaltie
~orerete natural lake asphaitJ paw
ing
i7i ~ rut'~ yards q coacrets under
ara behind curb
CITY Estimste..
.ts cubic yards . vaffcr
1Sts1 Nneal feet q new cg-bstone
fsfrsfzhf1
1873 IinsaI feet - rev eurbstone
IN a. r. 1-I5' = Med circles fur
Eishef ~ c0ufractr~
555rf square Ysrfs - asphAltic
corcrets NATURAL iak- asphaitJ on
concrete foundation paving
1871 cgt}~ yards q corcrets under
ard Nehlnd curb.
fEssg .lrAsl feet - retaining stone.
old Me1IrA curb nay te 4sed.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
PROPOSALS FOR SAL
VACING THE WRECKED
BELLE ISLE BRIDGE

Ss1!sd proposals addressed % TIE
Department q Puddle Works. Detroit
- en- ard endorsed "f.~oprsals fur
-AitaE.r< the Wrecked Belle Isle
ix-. Will ~ received at this Of
Gee 4ntl Tuesday May Il. 1913. a.
30 o'clock a. ~.. FOR fuvrtsutug the
d Dor E.aterlals ard equipment fos
towering and removing ak the iron
and wood OF the Wrecked Bel-a- IALa
81 Age. except the boilers eugin
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
LODGE AVE. Paving
A.s~-.meat Estimates.

49, CRIBS yards az excavation.
$3.50 .lrrai feet q Berea curb
stone new straight
FeF--t square yards - Rsphaltic
concrete .~lf-rAl lake asphalt on
concrete foundation pavlrg
s++5 Yards q concrete under
ard cvElr3 curb
city E.timstes-
- cubic Yards ~ excavation
tfsr1 inea. Ieet or Berea curb new
straight
- meal FEET % new curhstone a.
l---i1 r Nrt} circles furnished by
Contractor
ert-- SQUARE yards % asphai.'c
coa~rst fr2turai AXE aEphhltb on
concrete =. utat41- paTtus
lff -Lrt- Yards = concrete under
a~F n%nfud curb.
1st1 tlras. feet - retaining stone
"a M---ra -u-H LAY be nssA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

Browns subdivision Of park lots
eighty-four $50, eighty ave tss) and
eighty-slx ts6), as subdivided May
Z, 1896.
See. D. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved MAY 4. 1915
OSCAR H. MARX,
Mayor.
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY,
A-i3bo city Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
Ordinance No. 23S-A

An ordinance 20 amend section 4 Of
chapter ~ OF the Complied Ordi-
naaces OF Detroit OF 1914 being
s~~sioa . OF an ordinance 60 amend
section 4 OF chapter - Of the Gown
piled ordinances of the city of De-
troit OF 1904. approved April Z,
1911, a. amended.
III Is HEREBY ORDAINED BIZ
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY or
Section Tha, section 1 OF chap
ter Is OF the Compiled Ordf-
nAnc-s Of Detroit Of 1914. being
section OF an ordinance TO amend
section OF chapter .s Of the COM
piled ordinances % the City OF De-
troit OF 1904. approved April 4. isii.
ne amended b" and the same 10
hereby amended 20 road "a follows:
Section I No board or commits
sion OF the City OF Detroit shall pay
% any lahorer Or workman working
for any city board or commission q
sum less than two dollars and TWEEN
ty-hvc cents FER day and whenever
the city OF Detroit or any board or
commission OF said city OF Detroit
shall employ any iaborer or workman
the minimum wage shall no not less
than two dollars and twenty ave
cents per day for eight hours.
Sec ? This ordinance shah take
immediate erect
Approved May Z. 1918.
OSCAR u MARX,
Mayor.
At,.E: RICHARD LINDSAY.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
Reconslderatlon-

Aid Freivald moved n rseon-if
er the vote by which the ras1lu-
ton was adopted.
Aid Lsmpke moved 20 surrere
Rule - for the purpose % inisfrIfe-
~ postponing the motion % r. sr
slider. which motion prevailed ss
follows:
Yee.--Ald Ashs Barnett pIeu
Cranshaw. Dil Freiwaid Guthara
Hindle, Jakel koCher, Krifruel
Kronk. Lempks. Rlchert. Rollo schc.
mansky, Schultz Thompson. Warteli
wenzel. A +. Wilson, Wing. Zink
and the President--24
Nays--None.
AID. Lerupke then moved that the
motion 10 reconsider be Indefinitely
postponed. which motion prevailed.
The regular order was resumed.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
DILLON AVE. (Paving)
A..e..men, r.,tma,s.

1871 cubic yards 81 excavation.
ls19s5 lineal feet Of curbstone
new sfraight
7Izi llreHi feet ~ Medina curb.
stone Ga G-5p Y i-7S " one
dressed inside. one dressed outsider.
circles furnished by contractor.
J1s5 cubic yards % concrete under
AMI behind curb
2-fg 50 4arc- yhrdA Asphaltic con-
crete fratgral lake asphaiJ on con-
crete foundation paving
city Estimates.
81 cubic Yards % excavation.
1912 iiueai feet OF new cHrbstons
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
BRECKENRIDGE ST.
(PaVing }
tssessmeat TsiImntsr.

Assessmeat tstimHtss.
~ rl... |HF ~ Ok AVIATION
IJ-F2 r'.asl f-rt 70 t4flst9ps
frvEI s-ra grt
l{ss.as s4l7re Yards ~ cedar block
or concrete fu.u4af.Ha paving
- y .-Itir yards .: concrete under
and behind curb.
90 Estimgtr-.
1915 rW5ir ynr3s 90 eFf1Fation
43ss Nueat feet q new curbstons
fstralghD-
1897 FiUesi feet 80 new curbatkue
IN GO r.. s-F r. Ned circles for
nished by contractor.
1Si ~ s4laSe yards - cedar block
on c1nGIcie foundation paving.
efs cubic yards ~ concrete under
and behind curb.
81 Ifneal feet - retaining stone. Cd
Medina curb may be used
26 l!neaI feet Of retaining plank
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
FERN PLACE (Paving)
.ses.meat Estimates.

40 r4r.- wards - excavation
{7rt. .o.At feet u clrostuce new
straight
tt+t square Yards OF asrhslt''
concrete janitorial lake Asphaltl on
cen --pt- o. DAa.,ea paving
'lts -g-tc yards u concrete under
ard rrEtx3 rurh
city Esttmstr--
- cubic Yards q excavation.
8. Inca. feet OK new curhstcre
On ga. -S = Ned circles fur
@ s-aI -v contractor
--4s square Yards % as7haltic cor
crete .Ht.e~4t lake aspl sltl On con-
crete Foundation paving.
go e.... yErts z concrete under
an behind curb.
p Grssl test x retaining stone. old
Medina curb Eay he used.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
CHARLENOlX AVE. (Sec. y
Paving
Assr@smeat Estimates.

Assrssment Estimates
f0sg9 r.. h.s Yards ~ excavation
tlSfgH. .-eRi feet % curostone
.--HH ~trAtEGt
rf4ft -s s..1~s wards - cedar block
On -r--re'r Foundation paving
1rfat cubic Yards = concrete uHter
At. NeaiHs curb.
city Estimstes.
sssS -Gtt- yards g AVIATION.
ttt H-eal feet Il new curestcne
,S-rEl Eh-l
ff>N a., N~aPl e., 20 ~-w curbstCne
i- fS.--t r. SEQ Ned circles FUR
shed ~ ~trA.trr
5ttt O. square Yards - cedar block
On .-c<rete tolrlsttDc PAVING -.
z------a--I---.-------.----Ts -ClITete under
a.. Ns.Iri r-rh.
tFrl 20 r~-sl feet ~ retaining
stone 1.F Medina curb nay hs used
80 l-Fl, feet z retaining plank.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
EXTENSION OF
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
DOCK AND SEWER
OUTLET

Each bidder must deposit With his
bid enclosed IN q separate envelope, .
certified bank check payable to the
order OF tho Department Of Public
Works OF the City OF Detroit. OF $500.
Which sum will be forfeited TO the
Department In case the bidder fails
20 enter INTO contract within nvs days
after the acceptance of his or their
tender and will DO returned TO the
subject TO the approval OF the Com
mon Council The bidder whose ten
-s~s- La Accented will DO required to
furnish with HIS contract en- Approy-
ed surety bond 10 the City OF Detroit
tn the full amount OF contract
The Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all proposals..
Checks and proposals 20 be plaoed
In separate envelopes. All proposals
10 be made in duplicate,
(S33s) GEORGE II. FTSKEII.
A-iSsA Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

IT - HEREBY OBTAINED HY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
Section l. The police department
shall have All powers Ard duties IN
relation 20 the management OF the
verirul1r trGfnc upon those streets
or Highways % the city % Detroit.
wher~un electric railways. cross Or
lrterssct . steam railroad upon the
adoption Of this ordinance. ~ shall be
% cause 20 q. stationed trArar Of
seer a. the Intersections or crossing
% the wttAiu named electric railway
lines with steam railroad lines.
namely. JEFFERSON. Michigan Gratiot
Max BAKER, sherman. Cr,sstown.
SprtrKwslls. victor. Fort ard West
J--erson lines and al such otNey
crossings or Intersections a. may
hereafter - tesigaated ~ the Com
ser. The pole. COMMISSIONS
shall also station an officer AZ The
railroad crossings upor The follow %
Ing named highways. namely LAYER
rnts avenue buchanan and Twenty
;hird streets. al crossing 81 ffs lake
shore ard Michigan southern Ran.
way, Garfield avenue warren avenue
east at crossing ~ Grand Trunk
Railway VI KinstFY avenue. Junction
avenue Campbell avenue, Green ave-
nue. West End avenue and scotch
crossings ON said higkways
SCI : TIE motoriaen . electric
lines. engineers 20 steam railroads
ard the driver or operator Of every
vehicle driven or operated upon ur
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