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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30
TAKE ANOTHER FROM IRONWO0D.
Second Game of the Series Goes to
Hurley by the Score of s to 7.
Small Crowd in Attendance.

Hurley captured the second game
of the series with Ironwood last
Sunday by defeating them on their
home grounds by the score of s to
n. A small crowd witnessed the
game, which was featured by much
heavy hitting, with the greater
share of the bombardment on Hur-
ley 5 side. III this feature of the
game Phil Secor for Hurley romp-
ed away with the honors. In FIVE
trips to the plate Phil connected
safely each time, one of which was
a home run. The local boys got to
McQuillen right off the bat and in
the first inning touched him up for
three singles and a triple. netting
them three runs. MCQuillen tight
ened up somewhat after the initial
frame and while nine blows were
gathered during the balance of the
fracas he was long on strike outs,
getting 10 i'll all. Carol was touch
ed up for nine hits but not until
the sixth inning was Ironwood able
to score. Twelve of the enemy
famed the air and were retired via
the strike-out route.
In the first inning Hurley scored
three runs OH singles by w. Secor,
Dudra and Faul and long drive
by Phil Secor which cleaned the
bases, Phil being put out at home.
Two more were added in the third
frame, Dudra singled and came
home on Faul's home run. Phil
Secor's home run came in the fifth
inning, and in the seventh Hurley
sent two more around. w. SeCor
got walk, went to second on
muffed third strike, Phil Secor was
safe on a muffed fly, stole second
and both scored on Posts drive.
Ironwood started their scoring in
the sixth inning, when they got
two around on two singles, a walk
and safe bunt. They made it six
by scoring four in the eighth, al
though they got only three hits.
Dudra helped them along with an
error and two men scampered home
when Carol threw wild to second,
the ball going away out into the
garden. III their last time up Iron
wood scored another, errors being
greatly responsible.
Following is the tabulated score.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30

visitor early in the week. Inter
esting results may follow as re-
suit of the field work OF Mr.. Hotch
kiss's department in northern and
western Wisconsin during the past
summer. 1t is learned that the
GogebiC range iron-bearing forlna-
ton has been traced across Ash
land county to Lake Namaka gon
in the southeastern portion of Bay
field county. In the Lake Mama
kagon district the formation bends
sharply to the south, and has been
traced from north to south through
the entire length of Sawyer county
and to a point near Ladysmith in
Rusk county. The geologists start
ed their work west of Mineral Lake
at the heretofore accepted western
end of the Gogebic- Penokee range,
and it is of more than passing iu-
terest that a continuation of this
great iron formation has been ideG-
tilted westward to Lake Nanala-
gon and thence southwark to tie
vicinity of Ladysmith. Mining men
and land owners will be OH tie
lookout for the report of Mr.. Hotch-
kiss covering this years operations
Of his department Ironwood News
/ Record.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30
shakesnoare and Cervantes.

April %. besides being the festival OF
Englands nationul saint, says the Pan
Mall Gazette. is also the anniversary
Of the death Of both Shakespeare and
Cervantes But. though both Shake
speare and Ceryantes died on April %.
1916. there was actually an interval OF
zen days between the two deaths.
The explanation is that In lGl0 Eng
land was still using the Julian calen.
dar. which In Roman Catholic coun-
tries had been superseded 10y the Gre
corian calendar In !5S2 Cervantes
died on a Saturday; Shakespeare died
on the Tuesday falling ten cay2 later,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30
Our oldo,, woode, House.

What Is said 20 be the Oldest wooden
house now standing In this country is
to be seen at Dedham, Mass. II is
known as the Fairbanks house and
was erected 279 years ago OF white
pine. the walls being Of logs. IL has
been continuously occupied and Is still
In good condition and quite comfort
able, a testimonial to the urabillty OF
white pine as a building naterial.--
ArgOuaut
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30

The third and last game of the
Ironwood Hurley series will be
played at the Hurley park tomor-
row. Hurley will have their regu-
lar line up while a number Of big
leaguers will grace the lineup Of
the visitors. Doc" Watson, OF
Oshkosh, who pitched for the St.
Louis Federals the past season,
will be on the mound for IRON
wood, with Richards on the receiv-
ing end. Perring, of Beloit, first
baseman for the Kansas City Fed
erals, will play first base, and Baer-
valid, the Texas Lacquer, will play
in the field. 1t will be more of an
exhibition game and the proceeds
will 20 to the Hurley team. With
favorable weather 2 COOL crowd
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30

summary Earned runs. HuTIey 4 IRON
wood 3; home runs, ?. Secor, Faul; 3-base
hit, P. Secor; 2-base lit, p. Secor; sacrifice
hit, {. Richards; stolen bases. Kennedy q,
P. Secor; hit by pitched ball, d. Secor;
first base on balls, of Carroll 2, off Me
CULLEN /; double play, Landry to p. Sc
cor to Faul; strikeouts, by McQuillen l6
by Carroll Il; time, 2 hours; umpire,
Stevens.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30

Grapes for Sale-Just received two
carloads Of fine California grapes.
Anyone wishing to buy grapes write
or phone Chas. BOninO, phone No-4dO
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30

should turn out as it is expected
that the presence of these profes-
sional players will be a great draw
ing card. The game will be called
at 2:30. Ladies admitted free.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-30
Mapping GOgebic Range West.

w. O. Hotchkiss. state geologist
of Wisconsin, was an Ironwood
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
WAYS ard Means

To TIE Honorable the Common Council.
tl~0lsr.--f 1rl- committee 0r
WAYS ard Means % whom nas referred
-. communication fro-r tire FEE Com p
rrlssiou requesting transfer - FUNDS
frnrti Surutas in the Fire com mission
Fund. brought forward from the last
fiscal year resTrrftllly report w have
RAD the same grtE~ consideration ard
st-R 70 objection thereto. rnc0r1nne0d
fhs adoption % me following resolu-
Repeatedly submitted.
CTIAS ~ BURTON.
ROBERT W RITTER.
JOHN O.. LODGE
wv = ZOEfTFR
JACOB GrTHARD
" n. O. HtNDLE
Accepted ard on i~sve. ;hs follow
fuz resolution was offered
y, A4d Burton
Resolved That The Controller - ard
70 - hereby authorized ard directed
20 make '7e u-orer srtr'sR upon nis
books '0 erect the transfer % Tho 'ur'
10 81 900 On from surplus hala7 go
h'1yEh' '7rw7-f r 70 Fire orr mis- MS.
June So 1874 - tEe following ac-
counts !r sad fund.
Account NJ = washing .,... 200 o.
Hea''rE new account 300 90
for 'he purpose - carving Ya'G ac-
courts through re remainder o.. ths
rtfsert TErsi YEAR
Adopted - follows
vsas-Ald Auan Ashe Barnett
Sell Burton. Cranshaw Dill Ellis.
Field Gu'ssrd. Hind!s Iakel keat-
f0x KocNer Erlumei Kronk KUN.
r.e~vrkr f.ef Nrv,r owen. pirhArt
r. h'nsor. Folio. Ruttsr srheuansky.
>chul-z Stsfan0wski. Thompson Yer
nor Wartell =. Wilson. y.
Wilson w.rz. Zink. Zos!isr and the
Nayz-N00e
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

prtations not only because IL L. inde-
fenstble from a strictly business
standpoint, hut TOR the further reason
that the tolerance OF suCh practices
must tnevtIsoty result IN affecting
other departments OF tho cay In a
like manner,
However, your committee reAliEing
that the contractural relations en-
tered into, Nnlle irregular. should be
met iu accordance with the request
~ the BOARD 81 Health, ana We there
Ioir oOeT the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W Bl kION,
JOHN Z. LODGE,
JACOB GIrtiAkn
NM r. ZOEtLER
" "a &. HtNpl.E.
Accepted anu on leave, the follow
INK resolution was offered,
r. AID Burton
ktsoiN yd. Guat the sum ~ 81 800 he
add Is hereby appropriated rom ser
tam moneys derived hy the Board or
Health from Jnv care % patients At
the HERMAN kiefer hospital 10 be
used Tor the purpose OF Complettns
additions and iiupruN cWruts 10 IA
NiAoE d. 81 HERMAN hictvT hospital
Adopted A. follows
Yeas Ali Allan, Ashe, Rarnett
BLEED Barton. CTRusU0W, hlI bills.
cid, GuthATd. Hindle. iakel, keat-
ius ko,hrr, krlumst, krouk kunA
LeUpkr. L0a>e, Nowc. owen. Richsrt,
Robinson. Eo.lo. kuttrr. schemansky
schultz StsfauoNskL Thompson, Yer
no. Nartri \ l. Wilson. W j,
Wilson. Wins. 2inS. zoeller and the
President so.
Na2s-NOue
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
None


To the Honorable the Common Council,
tientlemvn -- Your Committee ON
Ways and Means 10 whom WAS re-
frFIrd The communication from the
Department CT Parks and BouicN ards,
requesting an additional apPropria-
tton Tor the purpose OF payipg spe-
ttal assessment for the paving OF
Hancock avenue adjacent 20 fegricn
Park. respectfully report We have
asd the same undrr consideration
and recommend tUst the amount re.
Qgestvd he appropriated from sur
plus Account IN the park and Rouls-
ward funl and therefore offer the
following resolution.
Respectfully submitted
CiAS W ri RrO\
ROBERT W RCTrER
JOHN & LODGE
WM p LOEtLsER
JACOB GCTHAkn
W "a g. HlNnLE
Accepted and On leave the follow
fuk resolution was offered
Ry Ala Barton
Resolved That the Controller De
and he u hereby authorized and
directed 20 make the proper entry
upon his books 70 effect tGe transfer
~ the sum Of ti.s>0> 50 from sur
plus Account Park and boulevard
assessment for pSNinE OF Hancock
avenue adjacent 60 PeTrten Park
Adopted as follows
Neas--Aid, Allan. Ashe, Barnett
Bleil. Burton. Cranshaw, piil Ellis.
FIELD. Guthard hinale. Iakel. heat-
Ing kocher, krimmel. kronk kunE
Lempke, Lodge, NoWc. owen RiChsrt
Robinson. Rolio, Rutter. Schemansky.
Schultx. Stefanowskl. Thompson, YER
nor WartelL 4 r Wilson. w. ]
W iliscn. WlnS, Zluk. Zoeller and the
EVestdcnt--2T
Nays-Nona
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
WAYS and Means.

To me Honorable t1e common council
cur committee n Ways ans Mean,
IL q h9n Vas referred t1sfortm urtcatt'0
g-1r me E18rt ~ HsaltG reuuesitaA,
.gFl4fcral fIuds .lr tie care AuG
.rte-arcr - patient sITo-i1g
l~-rn 4r .u4sual form ~ co1ttSiN4-
disease respectfully report W. Af'r
s4u the matter Er3-g l'nsl4- ail.
ard frd tnsS s.. 81 III care t'f $40
l..tI.nt gail june la'N. therefor" NuHs
committee. recommends that fris re-
qlsst b. granted. Atd offer the io7!'"
Respectfully suer-ltteA
CEAS W ~ RTNN
ROBERT 80 Bl TIER
JOHN g.. ICtN5[
JACOB GITHARD.
W r. ZoEit
" p. T.. HISpIE.
Acreptad aut or leave the follow
rs resolution WAS offered.
Ty Al Burton
Resolved Tnat ths sum - si2e 90
30 a-t the same - hereby appru4 flttel
s-5.nr ~. rnr'ir gent F4r1 .'r th' care
ann sratrfsua~rs - pA'tNNt slrer-
trr from an unlsGll form ~ c'ntAE-
sous 5issGs- % cover a g--iod ~ @ig 3
-rseEs from Man sth - Jane 2lta, 1i@1
ru-1'-s3 litevrlve from Nav 'tn -
Jn~s aHtN rofH GAYS lGr+N~lFe ara
ta- controller - hereby authorized
ana directed 20 make tAe proper entry
,.-r hts books showing SAID transfer
Adopted as follows
Yeas--ffs Ailsn Ashe IA rnet',
Bfefl Burton. fransAAW. ltlll. r.tt q
yield Guthard. Htndie Jakel k"at
Ing Kaehsr Krtmmei kronS Nurz.
.sr0~ 10 I.nt -. NOwc. owen E!chert,
2 .hlns0r Railo Putter = neruAnekv.
schultz StAfanowssi Thompson. y sT-
nor. WarteN A + Wilson.
Wilson. Wing Zink. Zoeler and ne
Presfdsrt--J7
NaVa-NorA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council
GfUfIsrner ouI committee on
s'rse's 20 whom sHs referfe 81 the pest
tor of Glass Cook srd Atkinson.
.idepaik ir 'front.' - ard sidewalk
vaui's around new building being
erected A. northeast corner Woodward
srd Graud River avenues, respectfully
report We have had he same under
confederation ana seeing NJ objection
thereto rerommei that said request 10
granted. ard therefore Offer the fol-
iCwtug res0lutiOn
Respectfully Submitted.
MAURICE HEATING.
JAMES CRASsHAW,
EDWARD BARNETT,
JOHN T. JAKEf,
JULIUS T.. KPiMMETa
Accepted. nnd On leave, the follow
irg reHr luton was offered
r., AID Ksa'inr
Resolved. That The Department 81
Public Works 10 and IL hereby author
rcd and directed 20 issue q permit IN
Class. cook ara Atkinson 10 erect
hoist N sidewalk IN front % ard side
irs erected a. northeast corner %
wood ward and Grand River avenues;
Provided. That existing show case and
oper .srssway are permanently re-
moved.
provided, That said work shall b.
performed under the Supervision 81
The Department, % Public Works and
:, sGs 1sisTss VT s's a1s s,n,s,d to
ne streets .hsii 3. eon.ia.r.d 70" waived
bv this permission. which IL granted
expressly on the condition that said
host and sidewalk vaults ana NIL oh
structons y connection therevith shall
rscted by the Common Council. and
further
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
MaYs and Mean.

To the Honorable the Common Council
GcutIeruer Your Committee on
WAYS and Means. 20 whom VAS re-
ferrsd the communicate from the
Department ~ Police. requesting 81
transfer ~ funds from balance Ir
salary account - meet uufbresear
expo nditHres spsrtfsiIv report We
have hN3 lite Same under c0Usi1H ra-
ton and seeing mo- objection thereto.
reCommD the. adoption Of the FOL
lowing resolution
Respectfully submitted.
CUAS " BURTON
ROBERT W RITTER
JOHN G. IIDGE
WM p ZOELLFR
JACOB GUTHARU
W " G. HfNDLE
Accepted and on leave the follow
Ing resolution was offered
By Aid Burton:
Resolved That the Controller be
and he IL herfby authorized and al
rected to make the proper entries
upon his books TO trect the transfer
OF the sum OF ti.iSo from balances
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1915.

upon which they shall assess aid
levy the amount OF $4,000 each lot
or parcel 10 hr assessed az ratahic
proportion az near as may be, OF
said amount In accordance with the
amount OF benefit derived by such
improvements and be IA further
Resolved. That the sum OF 1000
of the award % tAe Jury be paid bA
the city OF Detroit out 20 the street
Opening Fund. and be II further
Resolved That said assessment
shall be made In one part. which
shall become due and payable In
sixty (o0b DAYS after the hrst puhh-
cation BY tho city Treasurer OF the
notice OF said assessment. and be IL
further
Resolved That the Board 81 As
SCISSORS OF the Clty OF Detroit be-
and said hoard L. hereby directed In
making out said assessment roll for
the widening OF said CasE ave. Cltf-
ford aud Sihley streets 10 credit
each piece or parcel OF real vstato
benefited by such Improvement with
It's proportiouate share OF 80 per
cent or si.30 OF the total sum Of
SIS. received from the sale 81 build-
ings condemned In the matter OF
"a identng said Cass avenue, CltnOrd
and Sihley streets which Il the same
ratio agreed upon IN apport1ouing
the verdict rendered by the jury,
az htrcinbefoTa set forth. which -
In conformity with the requirement
Of the Charter % the city 81 De
trUit relating 10 special assessments
for collecting the expense % public
improvements where a street Is
graded. opened, etc.
Adopted as follows
Yras-Ald Allan. Ashe, HRrnett
Hleu Burton, trRnshaW. ON. LtIs,
field. GuthArd. Hindie, jakeL k"st-
ing. kocber kTimmeL kronk. kunA.
Lsmpke, Lodge. MOVIE. owen, IA, hort
Robinson. Rullo. Nuttcr. Schcmansky,
Schultz ~trfapowskl Thompson. Yer.
nor. NArttu. A T.. Wilson. W. j
Wilson. WING link. zocIIer aud the
rresident--Sf.
\aK.-\0HR
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
strseta.

To the Honorable tAe Common Council
Gentlemen A0ug committee ON
streets ~ ~hom was deferred the petit
lions % Ss,ig kuoppow NfiO) tor per
mission 10 Install gasoline dtscharse
systym inside OF store at ass Ninder
suest. and % FSaEcr a Purer tsoH
toe permission 10 install cohmnattOn
tasCline discharge system bstwe n
Sidewalk and curt on the fsetne street
s,Gr % building at corner % PaCinv
street aud Grand River Avenue. re-
some under consideration and seelns
NO objection thereto. recommend that
said petitions be granted. and there
.ysc oiet the following resolutions.
ResYectfu.ly submitted.
INES CRANSuAW
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN L. JAKE.
JULIUS l. kRiMMEi
Accepted and on leave. ths follow
ing resolutions were offered
Resolved. That the Department Of
Public Works be and ~ hereby au-
thoriEed and directed 20 Issue a per.
mix o. Selig knoppow to install gas
oltnF discharge system tnside OF
store located AZ aSS Wiudsr street
Provided. That SAID work shall be
performed under the supervision Of
the department ~ public WORKS aud
ln accOrda9c" ~itb plans submitted
20 and approx 81 rs said department ,
Provided. That no rights In the
public streets shall h- considered
waived b) thls permission. Wnirh -
granted Expressly on the CONDITION
that SAID gfsoiln~ discnNrg" system
and all ohstrurtlous IN connection
thrrevith sAaIl De remrN"n AZ Shl
time w-sn 80 directed % the Conf
mon Council. ard further
PROV Lied, Ihat saii P'tmt iNsHsa
"F tf" iirpat t'uTnt OF FAbiic W OF As
- granted with the distinct under
standing thai in the event % the
n~r as Viii provide fpr the levyinx
~ zee u Pee 1ef"attTf deter rnluTil
upon. Tor the occupancy ~ pdhllc
property, That tAe grantee VII pa.
said fe" prov td"b Tor m shid act ana
mat said grantee does hereby BIND
himself tNrr"4Utn ana art'bf saii
permit on tre conditions hereby ifn-
posed
Adopted as follows
Nra~- Al Allan. Ashe barn.tl
htr.l Burton. - AnshaN- iHit, l-ll. :
Firl3 'ItnRfv tilhdt" ,NNrA y tR'
in& 80 ncr. NfiINnl"l NtvhN y ltN 4
Lens ~, i-9n @t, N.N.. pN~h iHt =
~ tn-"u H'.Lo ~ =, ...'i, a.
: hultt. -ir, An"wsS! 4hnn'f son N'F,
~. Al 80 -
~ ~ Is ~. " - ~'"N' N'N w
~.
~
p-.,.t..,-t r., go v,.,,~,.,.,, 81,
,.
Flhitt Wof < De ana - oerr"y "4'
s"o' '.[N ~. .'' .ii
my 20 a"'l ~ -l'f' ." '"S ~
'i'.'t"a i,oa t'a.n s'rN -
ven stleN 400 'u
rlaN street SIDE "f tAAAli"@ az ,nt
nrr 90 cram River avenue ana Ia
clile street
provided. Tttt said ~ofS shal 80.
PERFORMED under '.e -nP"5 ",'n ~
tar Department ~ f1htte W 'rk'
ii "a Er a u
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen a- ioaf committee on
street OPENING. - whom was re-
r-rred the communication from the
clerk Of the Recorder court teams
hitting verdict rendered by ius
~ the said court ln the matter -
widening cars avenue. clifford aud
[lhley streets whore not already
opened a. public street and high
way. respectfully report that ve
have had tho same gnfer considera-
ton and are satisfied that the prop
erty In the vicinity % the Improve
and should therefore bear portion
% the expcnHp TIE award of the
Jury was 5000. and We therefore
recommend that 50 per cent or -
mNnt district. and that the remain
ing portion. viz $4,000 or So per
cent he paid by the city % Detroit
out % ths street Opening Fund, and
we therefore recommend. that irAs-
much a. a total % SIS VAS received
~ tho City Treasurer from tho sale
Of buildings located In tho line OF
said street that the Board ~ Asset
sors IN making out the assessment
roll credit each piece or parcel 81
provement with It's proportionste
share % 50 per cent. or t4z 50 OF
the total Of is5 received from the
sale ~ said buildings. which 8. the
Ing the verdict rendered by TIE jury.
"a hereinhefore set forth ana We
therefore recommend tho adoption Of
the following resolution,
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON
HERMAN r. link.
JOSEPH ROLDO.
John T THOMPSON
John A KRONK
Accepted and on leave the follow
To- OnfTe6t
Resolved, That the Common coun-
Ell az the CITY Of Detroit herety de-
,ormlnes that tho sum Or $1,000 10
a just proportion of ~" sorpppsn 80.
property taken by the CITY OF De
,roit for the widening Of Cass ave-
nue.. clifford and slblsy streets.
which should be paid by the owners
of real estate which will thus he
benefited by said improvement. which
said pieces or parcels ~ real estate
arc described IN n resolution OF the
Common Council ~ e. &. q. SLID.
wherein tho assessment district for
this Improvement was designated:
and he II further
Resolved. That there be assessed
csis Of real estate Included In said
resolution above referred 90. the
amount Of 1900. 80 near a. may be,
20 the advantage which Zach lot or
parcel IL deemed 10 acquire ny such
Improvement and be ~ further
Resolved, That the Board % AZ.
SCISSORS of the CITY 81 Detroit he and
they are hereby directed ana In
structsd to proceed forthwith 20 pre-
pare an assessment roll Ia conform.
Ity with the requirements OF the
Charter ~ the City Of Detroit re-
iatirs to special assessmsnts for col
Letting the expense az public Inn
"a, comprising the property herein o
bsfors referred To snd described IN
sai3 resolution =, q, q 3. u-isiD.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Liquor Regulation.

Fo me Honorable The Comm IA Council
tituftpuf en..-h our tofn iutft~r aU
LIQUOR BeEuiatltu 30 whom ~aT re
ferrrd the applications AVID bonds ~
Frank ltlHr. adm. estate ~ " alder
Hin 10 continue saloon a. Ola jane
tton a. ~HuG. and ~ Nova iiFrrt
for trsusfer from 1889 itvpslle street
o. sac Russell street. rV-p~ -tfuliy
report ws have mad the sam" ur't"r
confederation. and seeing 90 ohleg-
ton thereto recon mend thar said Az
piiratlons ard bonds o." approved W."
also recommend the approval ut
bonds ~ Hsrurt EniIat .0vertng
transfer from go HaSttuss street 20
Rls Hastings street. ari 90 HARRY
.srutn. COVERING trt0-fvr 'r"tn
is1 Michigan avenue - l-t. Na~flnSn
street the applications for nlir y
Ne-. approve 81 on tn titn and tHtt
inst rs-Ue. flvriN
RrspartfuIlv suhru}'fet
ttIAI W Tf'EwDN
JACOB Gt'THANp
ANTHONY MOVIE
W 70 - HtNbbE
- Kt-NZ
Adopted as follows
Nsas--Aii Allan. Aehr Harne'',
Rel. FuTtu0. Cranshaw. DfN. Wills.
r cid OUTWARD. itindic, IakeL = eats
fnx knchsr kgimmel kr"uk kuUl.
7 srrpke. i.ud gc. N0wc. owen RiehCrt
Robinson. Rriio Eutter SCnc0Iau tkr,
schultz Stsfanovskt Thompson. Yer.
no. WRrt~li 4 T. Wileon. rs
Wilson. wing Znk. Zoell'r and IN"
Prssident-3T
NayA-NOue
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Ilnunr REGULATION.

To tho Honorable the Common Council
f3eufienfu-a-f Your Com Witfpe On
faquor Regulation. % whom vas re-
fsrred the druggists bonds - clyde
G. chaplin Tor location AZ 7T2 fhenc
street ~ v Goe'ts. corner - F0reut
and Van Dyke avenues Narcemus l..
Pierce. ~ charlotte avenue -
T~gi~w Ssg NrGraV avenue i'-H-."
T. Hamilton Lots Drug Coz 2912 W
FORT stvesr ard David I. watson l'T
T. Jefferson avenue. Med purHuaut go
INV respectfully report We have had
the same under confederation. and
said bonds having been apuro' cd hy
the Corporation Counsel recommend
that the same he accepted and ap-
proved
Respectfully submitted. q
CTTAs " Rt'RTpH.
JACOB GUTHARp.
ANTHONY NOWT.
W " e HTSULE,
a q Rt'NZ
Accepted and adopted . followa
YeaS--Ald Allan. Ashe Farns't.
Biol. Burton CVeuHhaw. nm, Ellis,
FIELD Guthard fTindle Jakel k"at-
ms Roctrr Krimmel. Kronk kunz.
Iemrke Lodge. Nowc. owen Richert
Robinson Rollo. Rutter Schemanakv.
Schultz S,efsnowski Thompson. YER
nor Warteil a =. Wilson. W
WIZ "V link. Zoeiler and the
rrssident-sT.
NaN~a.AU
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways ard Means.


To the Honcraols the Common Council
CssntIcrr, - Your cNTn uirfee ~
WAYS ant Mears. 70 whom Wts re-
ss--ea tbs re-grts ~ the ya-f bls city
Officers Tor are week ending Iay -
1873 ~ spectfglit reuorr that Ntth re
Controller ws have examined ne
sore ard t<.isVtrg them 90 be cor
rect. recommend tns,r approval We
also recomr1eu the approval = bond
OF Charles Schrih~r. authorizing hirr
10 srsagc ir the hGsire=s % aa~EirE
s.Ers some having been approved o.
the Co~~scra ton Counsel
pe~nerfffiie Submitted.
~rJtE " uT-ETpN
ROBERT w RUTTEH
John G. LODGE
JACOB GT-rHAEp
" n O. TfND1.r.
W. = ZgEfT.ER
Ac~erted and aiuufcr ss foilnwa
Yeas-Ali Allan Ashe FArre't.
Blel. Burton. Cranshaw. Dtil. Fir-.
FIELD. Guthard. ~ rdie IakeL kea'-
lax Knchsr. Erifuu7ei Kronk Kun.
I.eruuke. Lodge. Move. owen Rschert.
Rohif son. Roil0 Euttsr. S~her7ansky
schultz Stsfanowskt Thompson. Yer
nor. War,sll F. wilson 81
Wilson. WING link. Z0ellsr and ne
Pfssidert---3T
NagH-Ntre