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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

Especial 10 The Richmond Nlr@inian)
Wytheville. Va. Feb. III. W. Gre
CORY, claiming to represent the Stand-
ard Life Insurance Company. 1t
Greens boro. \. G. with his home in
Atlanta, Ca, in under arrest At Hur-
ley. buchanan County. VA. waiting
to he brought to Wytheviile 10 answer
the charge of check flashing and beat
ing ii hotel bill. The check was given
on First state Bank. At Narrews, Va,
the first of January. and was cashed
by the Fourth Avenue Hotel, in WNthc~
vile Gregory left Wrtheville soon
after and was only recently located ir
Buchanan County. Sheriff Thomas
Davidson. Of wytheville has gone 10
Buchanan County for thc accused.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

while the defendant company was rep
resented by Mr.. George Bryan Of
Richmond. who. when the verdict was
announced. made the usual motion To
set the verdict aside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

open for no other business than that
of cashing the Dupont check will be
from s to 8 o'clock p. NJ on the
evenings of pay days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
MISS FLORENCE LAKRAnEE
SCORES DISTINCT SUCCESS

Petersburg, Va. Feb. 12.--Mfss FLOR
ence Larrahee, one of the most noted
young American pianists, who mas
been the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Il. A.
Robertson of this city, left yester-
day for Philadelphia, Boston and New
York. where she is 10 appear In con-
cert.
Miss LARA bee recently returned
from Germany. where she followed her
studies in music with Madame Car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
OBITUARY
Funeral OF Miss Mary Lewis.

Many paid the last tribute of respeC'
10 the memory of Miss Mary w. Lewis.
the only daughter of Judge l. L.
Lewis when the funeral services wer
conducted Thursday afternoon in
Grace Episcopal Church. Rev Dr.
Landon Il, Mason conducted the ser
vices and pnterment was made in
Hollywood. The following were pail
bearers,
john ~ Coke, Esppa Hunton Henry
Iandon CabeN, William L. Massie. L
II. Sutton. +. Randolph Williams. q.
Herbert Funsten. John u. Hays, 4. l.,
Hcllada. aao George Gibson.
ISIS Lewis possessed literary ta.tul.
and wrote several short stories. She
wae recognized as an authority en- lit
trary subjects. She was also greatly
Interested IN chart able work. beng
the f.rsder of st. Mon ca MISSION. an
institution for the maintenance II
a ed anu .ndtgent negro women She
iHaugurat@.i by rrivat" subscription a
library In 81 Eliza oeti1 9 hospital, and
did other worthy woiN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
FOR RETIRED MINISTER'S.
NJ. T.. Church of l.. =. Will Try TO
Raise Fund Of xl1 500. 900.

Chicago. Feb. IA campaign for
kind of $11.60o. 900 to provide for
retired ministers and for widows and
orphans of ministers of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the United states
has been decided on at the annual
meeting of the board of conference
claimants of the church here. There
are 1000 claimants in the United
States ii was said.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Rev. DIR. Adoiphus NJ. smith Dead.

Winchester. Va. Feb. la--The
Rev. DR. Adoiphus NJ Smith, eighty
five years old. retired minister of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
died Wednesday near Winchester
from paralysis. He was native or
Frederick County. He leaves four
sons, Sidney and Frank Smith. OF
Winchester; A. NJ. Smith, OF Stephens
City, Va, and Esten A. Smith, of Bal
timore and four daughters. Mrs. Rich =
ard Murphy, Of I.imeton, Va: Mrs.
J. Edward Padgett, OF Winchester
Miss Hattie Smith. of Baltimore: and
Nettie Smith. at home. DIR. Smith
was III the active ministry for more
than forty years and had charges In
Preston County. West Virginia; Adj
olson. Pa, Tiffin. Ohio. and Freder-
lick County, Maryland, where he re-
tired
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
william, ID. Tt,orphiIi.

I.ynchburg. Va. Feb. 12.--William
u. 1hornhill, aged seventyefour years,
died here Wednesday. He was a Com
federate veteran and native OF
Campbell County. He is survived by
the following children: Misses NJ. c..
J. f.. Bessie and jamie Thornhill and
Holcomb and H. a. Thornhill. Lynch
burg: T. NJ. Thornhill. Danville; and
John T. Thornhiil. Goldsboro, N. G.
Mrs. Anne Scott.
Amherst, Va. Feb. 12.--News has
been received here announcing the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals. Tor the erection
and completion ~ Municipal Court
Building In the tity - Detroit az
dressed 20 the Department 90 fu'l,
Works 81 the CitF - Detroit nrd
endorsed Proposal for huniciphl
Court Building" will be received 90
the Office Of tho Comm. asionsr. cry
Hail Detroit Unit. % "a m. on ih"
9Th day % June. i4.-.
Except where oth"rw 80 voted IN
speci ncations each proposal ,f ~ In.
ciude the entire building work ana
mechanical equipment
Each bid shall he accompanied by
certified check "a ths eBw ~ ten
thousand ttIn0oot dollars a. surety
for the acceptance % che contract.
payable ON Us fa,t 70 voc ~ t'F ,
nent % PUSlic Works u th" cry OK
Detroit
The accepted bidder viil be re9u,r.
ed 20 furnish two bonds each ln .
sun. equal 10 tho fun amount ~ con-
tract
Proposals shall BE- made IN accord
Ancc with ~" plans and spccthta-
lions prepared Ny Smith. HtnrhwHn
e Gryiis on ME In their Office. cope
les % which may br secured upon
IN" payment - a deposit % f2b.
The Comuli ssionsr reserves the
right 20 reject any or all rroposalR
and 20 waive all informalltieN therein
2Tii GEO n. fENkEtsL.
A-i35s Commissipnrr.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

~ ;ife or the permission granted
~ eAid grantee by said department,
Ghat the Necessity for all repairing.
obohkine ana repianktng OF the space
oetween the said tracks and aionB 81
m6s thereof or repairing, paving or
tracks and for n distance OF Is Inches
outside thereof. IN 10 be determined
81 the said Department Of Public
works and should the same be or
4ersd 10 be paved at any future ume
~ the said department ana the sald
0fantec refuses to comply with the
fnstructiona OF said department to
repair, pave. re-pavo or re-soffaee
the track. and eighteen inches out
eide thereof. the Department OF Pub
~ done anc the expense thereof shs1l
~ proper charge against sAtd
HgAuteo coilectihle In any court OF
tompstent Jurisdiction; and provided
That the said grantee shall save
any and all damages growing out 81
the defective condition OF said ROAD
way and for a distance OF IL inches
outside thereof. In the event that
es3d damages accrue when said de-
foctivs condition OF said roadway has
not been brought 10 the attention OF
the Department OF Public Works.
Adopted as follows
Ysas--Ald Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
Hlsti, Burton. cranshaw. ON. Ellls'
Hindis. jakeL Keating. Kocher.
Ittieneid. Lodge. Movie. owen. Rich
ort. Robinson. Roiln. Schemsnsky.
Schultz Stefanowski. Thompson Yer
aQg. warteli, wenzel. w. J Wilson.
dent FRO Tem.-3s.
Naye--Nonc
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. May II. 1918.
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals will be received az
the office of the Department u Pub
lie Works Detroit. Mich. until Mon
standard time. at which time and
place they will be opened for furn-
ishing all labor and material. except
Iron manhOle rings and covers. which
will be furnished by the city, and
building and finishing complete to
gether with the hack nllinR accord
Ing 20 the plans and specifications on
hle In this ofnce. the following Wit
rihed crock public sewer to-wit
Livarnois Avenue sewer. from War
rem avenue south. 1926 feet -Four
manholes with iron steps.
fote-contractOr must start work
within ten D0) days after contract
is awarded or forfeit contract and
bidding check
Each bidder must deposit with hts
bid enclosed in separate envelope. a
certified bank check payable 10 the
order Of tho Department OF Public
Works Of the city Of Detroit. as fol-
lows.
Llvernols Avenue. sewer. $4,000.
Which sum Will be forfeited 10 the
Department In case tho bidder fails
TO enter into contract within five
days after the acceptance Of his or
their tender and will he returned 10
ore ho oontract upon Sond
be subject 90 the approval OF the
Common Council Tho bidder whose
tender Is accepted will be required to
furnish with his contract an APP
proved surety bond to the city OF
Detroit I'm the full amount Of con
tract.
The Department Of Public Works
expressly reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals.
Checks and proposals 10 be placed
IN separate envelopes. All proposals
20 be made in duplicate.
1922 GEORGE H. FENK ELL.
A-iss0 Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
TRAP ROCK

Fifteen hundred tons, more or less,
y Inch TO ~ inch. / Inch to inch.
=. inch to dust, crushed trap rock,
+ o. b. cars and Z. o. b. boat Detroit.
Give price per ton OF two thousand
pounds Trap rock bid upon must he
OF uniform quality and bids shall he
accompanied by copy of analysis
made by tho United states Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture, and such anal
ysis or test shall show thu follow
ing.
Water absorption. not more than so
French coefncient 81 wear not
less thau .s.s.., .....,s. ......... 20
Hardness. not less than .......... II
Toughness, not Less than........ .is
CementinR value must be good
All stone furnished shall be paid
for on the basis OF Detroit measure.
mcnts or weights
Further Information relative 10 mo
above Will be choerfully furnished
\ certified check for I'VE per cont
OF amount OF hid must accom- "a ~
each proposal ~ gunrantec that
tho successful bidder VIII enter into
contract
The right 10 reject any or all bids
or parts thereof 10 expressly D..
served.
WILLIAM r Dust.
Commissioners
" W. BUSCH.
A-i5s3 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Grsntor's seh, on o. Is ana
OF 4. {. go.
(6T) On the east side OF spring
wells avenue. In front of or all
Joining sucs lot or part OF lot
numbered l. hctwe cen Ferndale
avenue and PITT street. ali that
part OF 4 &. 81 lying n OF
and adjoining Mackie street, >
OF Wabash u, Ia, " Of solNay
sub except Triangular piece
In W corner sold To n =
n n ana except right-ot-
way for spur track leading
20 SoivaN co.
(sS) ON the east side 81 spring.
wells avenue. In front of or I'd
Joining such lot ~ part OF lot
numbered ?, between Pitt
street and Relic avenue. sub
81 the ;. part ~ q. l. No. Of
(ss) on the west side OF stair ave.
nue.. I'm front % or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot NUM-
hered iis. between Ferudale
avenue and Pat street Burus
sub % that part % lot lying
c q 90. DIX road OF tho SUB OF :
(7c) on the east side % stair ave.
nue.. IN front of or adjoining
such lot or part 90 lot num-
tered 1871. between PITT street
aud niN avenue. purns' sub. ~
that part ~ lot lying y. OF
piN road 90 the sub % 4. g. SO
FD on the east side % stair ave-
rue. In front OF or adjoining
s sss 10y or psSt o, l FSrn mH,n,
avenue and PIT street BURNS
sub, OF that part of LOT lying
90 pix road OF the sub OF
= {. so
F.) on the ives, slide o, stair ave
a ~ fsur
such lot or part ~ lot mum
hered il6. between Pitt street
and ntx avenue, Burns sub. OF
that part 81 lot lyinS -
DiN road 81 the sub % II g 90
(-D on the east sido ~ vinewood
IN mont 90 &C adjoining such
lot or part ~ lot numbered !.
between r street and Railroad.
sub OF part ~ L q. - between
Michigan avenue and NJ G.
h Il.
CTp on the west side 81 Wendell
avenue. In front ~ or aiioln-
ing such lot or part 81 lot num-
hered 500. between EcrndRle
avenue ann Pitt street Har.
rah's Toledo avenue sub 81
that part ~ lot ? y C. 80. Is
ting ely ~ WNotmrre avenue.
EB on the eas, side OF Wendell
avenue. in front ~ or Rdioir
ing such lot or part ~ lot nam
hsrFH so. between Iltf street
and WoOdmere avenue. Hnr-
rahS Toledo avenue sub 81
that part ~ lot = & So "
ing ely ~ wrosmere avenue.
tTn on the eas, -lfs 90 wendell
avenur "a front ~ o. Rdioin-
ting such iot 0r part ~ lot mum D..
h~rrd -. between FsrudRle
avenue and PITT street, Ilar-
rams Toledo avenue sub OF that
part ~ lot .. = @ -. lying
civ % woNttUrrs avenue
C-T) on the west eide u Wendell
avenue iu front - or adjoining
such Tot or part - lot mum
p Nered 900 between Pttt street
Aand Noodusre avenue. ftnr-
'rah's Toledo avenue suh - that
part - LOT p y e 80 lying
civ ~ wocdrn~re 49,
As are owned ny you. ON 90 be-
for. the eStb IA, ~ Nav 1855 rT
In default thereof tl~Rm" viii be
constructed reconst~,.rtrd or gut 20
proper line and grade hy the Depart
nent % Publlr works, and me az
pense thereof together Win the cost
81 this publication. VIII De assessed
against said lots
A-itf- GEO ~ FENkL.lsi.
Commissioner OF Public W"shs
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
COAL

ono thousand tons more or less,
bitum nous nut. pea and slack. de-
nprrch a. the power plant on Belle
lei" Tatk IA required
Three hundred tons, more or less.
each. Unanimous lump, smokcicss
lump rufirarIte all sizes. 10 be de-
l!Vered ON Bell" Isle Park
Bidders viii give price delivered on
the tnsciruhc dock. also delivered In
bins.
Three hundred tons. more or less.
sriukslesn lump for use OF road roll
ers deliveries 20 be In two-ton lots
whore required on the Boulevard or
IN Cify Parks
Two hundred tons more or less.
anthracite stow cor egg, or smoke
less lump. 20 be delivered when re-
Qutrsd az Palmer Park. Clark Park
and city Barn.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
WEST BOOK G

ID On the east side q Carson ave-
nue. IN front ~ or adjoining
sucn LOT pr part q LOT nun-
bered 1913. between Pitt street
and Belle avenue. Harrah' DIX
ave. sub. 0f o { on e. G.. So
q. 0f DIX avenue and lots -.
81. S. 59 o.. % rs. IzS. ls5.
1876. 100. i3E. % Orators sgD.
on a. L.. Q and 9 ~ q. g. 60
- on the west side q casper ave-
nue.. IN front ~ or adjoining
such lot Or part % lot num-
ber'i 5 hct~~sn Ferrdaie ave
nue. and Pitt street. sub. ~ the
30 80
% on the epst side os cabot ave-
nue., IN front OF or adjoining
suCu l0t or part % lot num-
bsred 10. between Ferndale
svsnu@ and pet street. HRr-
rah's Toledo Ave sub Of that
part Of lot :. F. @. 80. lying
ely % Woodwar avenue.
81 ON the sast side % cabot ave
nue. in front ~ or adjoining
such lot or part % lot num-
beres i5G. between PIT street
and Woodmere avenue. Har-
rams Toledo ave sub ~ that
part % lot ?. +. G.. %. lying ely
Of WOOD mere avenue,
80 on the east side ~ Casper ave-
nue.. In front % Or adjoining
such lot or part % lot mum
bered -. between Fsrndsie
avenue ard FItt street sub %
the part % o. J. 40. 5. OF
= q 90
go on the vest eide az casper ave.
nue. in front 81 or adjoining
such lot or part 81 lot num-
tersd . between PITT street
and Belle avenue. sub. OF the
pert Il o J. 80 81 =. G.
No. 60
CD on the east side ~ Casper ave-
nue.. IN front % or adjoining
such lots or partp % lots NUN
bered :. o. between PIT street
and Dix avenue sub Of the r.
part Of .. ]. No. % y. g. No.
60
go on the west side ~ Central
avenue. n front - or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot num-
bersd SO between Ferndale
avenue and Pitt street plat ~
the sub Of lot 8 81 T.. q 50 10
T 2, = r. ~ r. for = Bclknap
and \ = Drake
90 on the east aide % Central ave-
nue.. IN front % or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot mum
hsred 80. between Ferndaie
avenue and rltt street. plat %
the sub 81 lot 80 PC 60 in
r 2, :. r. ~ r.. for J. Belknap
and a = Drake
iO) On the west side Of Central
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
WANTED

Sealed proposals will be received by
the wayne County Superintendent
OF the Poor until Friday, May 81
1915, at ~ o'clock noon. for the fur
nlshing Of such quantities. Of bitu-
minous and anthracite coal az may
be required for the Institutions at
Eioise. from July~1. 1915. TO June 20,
1919. The same To he In strict ac-
cordance with specifications and In
structions now on lilo and open to
Inspection In this ofhC4. The right 10
reject any and all bids - reserved
GEO. w BURT,
President.
HARRY 4. PRENZLAUER.
A-l3f9 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Ordinances.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen: Your committee on
Ordinances to whom WAS referred An
Ordinance to license and regulate All
vehicles used for the conveying 81
the sick and Injured and providing
for accurate and complete records
boing kept OF all such afflicted
cAseA" respectfully report We have
had the same under consideration.
and recommend that said ordinArce.
presented by Aid Robinson at a SEES
eion held March soth u c, g y $3.50
ho allowed TO be Withdrawn.
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD u. BARNETT,
GEORGE A. OW EN-,
FRED W. ROBINSON.
CHAS. A koCHER
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Recommendation Concurred IN
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
EXTENSION OF
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
DOCK AND SEWER
OUTLET

Each bidder must deposit with hia
bid enclosed in a separate envelope.
certified bank check payable TO tho
order 81 tho Department 81 Public
Works OF the city 81 Detroit. OF $500,
Witch sum viii bo forfeited 10 tho
Department In ease the bidder fails
60 enter into contract within Ave days
after the acceptance OF his or their
tender ana viii he returned 20 tho
contractor upon proper execution OF
hts contract bond Contracts 10 be
subject 10 the approval OF the Com
mon Council. The bidder whose ten
der IL accepted viii be required TO
furnish with hts contract an approx
ell surety bond 90 the city OF Detroit
tn tho fun amount OF contract
Tho Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves tho right TO re-
Jcct any or all proposals..
Checks and proposals 20 be placed
In separate envelopes All proposals.
q hs made IN duplicate.
tS2eD GEORGE III FENKELL.
A-l3aN Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12


FIELD FrclWald. Gilman, Guthard
mel AroGk, kuns. Lsmpkv. Little
field, isNGg, ONcH, RtChvFt Robinson
ko4lo. schWtI stciauoW s&i, Th9mpson
Nrrr0r NarteH, Weasel \ r., Wu-
lGrrt lru Tvm--5s.
NaNs-None.
TW ENIY-FIRsT WARD.
EN Aid krtmmrt
~ Ordinance 10 amend section
~, 90 Article :, sud section ta> az
Article -. OF an ordnance Gu
,iiI.d a. ordnance d.sn,ns the
duties and powers at the Depart
meat OF Baildiag. sad the estah-
hssiag OF a bsiidiag code for the
Ctty OF Detroit"
1T T. HEREBY. ORDAINED ny
section l. That section -. 81
Article O. section a., of Article
80 gf ara ordinance entitled AN
ordinance deaulHg the duties
and powers az the pepar tment 90
buildings and the establishing u
q euildiug code Tor the CitN ~
Detroit be, and tho same Is
hereby amended so AS 70 read as
u ARTICLE VII.
:: Sss'or Sl-Ns -, ., ~ ! III az
Il bindings having NO movable
Is scenery and used A. asseuob
80 NAflS for concoursc OF people,
g., whether Cor purpose ot worship,
- instruction o. en- er tAiumfrt. ana
- shall include, armorles, libraries.
20 u 4seu Hl s. railroad dcppts.
u churches church houses. schools,
. pAViliarS. lodge buildings Assem-
- 81, halls and miuor taeaters -
- defined "a Article 80. section y.
IS 90 the Rliiting code.
. Ans building or such part or
2 ANY bulltDE u rtsh shall contain
. seati0g capacity ~ more than
- four hundred tte'l persons and
81 which shall he occupied by and
81 used far penny vNhttliS phone
s. graph eNrthtS nlrkelpct0ns. nov
80 elty th-atcrs. EXHIBITS % uoN ir<
SIS and er-1senrots OF Ike charas-
60 ter shall Do ,7rafer Within the
g. mearIas - thls ordinance
g ARTICLE MIX
50 Section Is FIRE ALARM ~NS-
- hereafter crested and used for
- theatrical cr operate purposes or
- fnr public entertainment 't 0ns
- kind whore sttSe scenery ana
IS RrvarRtas are crnpipNva AMI hAN-
a. trE seating capacity % over
a. tos~ hundred ,'fai people, there
- SHALL Do Installed one Az rrs
~ alarm box or ere stage vr plat
So form thereof r0rnsrted Directly
81 wita ere headquarters . the
= cry FIRE Alarm Telegraph. and
81 the Nlwher and location ~ the
q SUB hovps ~ such buildings, AMI
IS The manner % their installation.
SIS shah hs determined and approved
81 ty the CE.rs 90 the Fire Depart
- ment
Read ~ . ~ TITLE ordered rrin'~f
and referred 20 Committee on Fi-'
Protection.
special Committee;
TIRE CNatr appointed Al Burton
and keHflng tu represent the com
mon C0rrrtl in entertaining the
National Conference on Cffv Plan
ming In accordance with q resolution
nYereA hv Ala Burton
Ard the Council then adjourned
ROBERT UCTTFR
President PRO Tern.
LINT-SA Y
cts clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
Reconsideration.

AID. Barnett moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution was
Ala. owen moved TO SUSPEND Rule
% %. the purpose OF Indefinitely post
p<ntng the motion 20 reconsider which
motion prevailed ~ follows.
YSas--Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
01ett, Burton. Cranshaw. Dill Ellis
Held, Freiwald. Gilman. Guthsrd.
Hlnd1e, Jakei. Heating. kochsT
krimmei. Kronk. Kunz. Lempke.
NJtisncid, Lodge. Movie. owen. Rich
ort. Robinson. Rollo. SchemanHky.
Schultz, Stefanowski, Thompson. Yer
nor. wartsll. wenzei. w. J. Wilson.
Wing. link. Zoeiler. and the Presi-
cent Pro Tem.--s9.
WayD--Sous.
AID. Lodge then moved that the mo-
lien % reconsider be indefinitely post
ponoA which motion prevailed
The regular oTder was resumed
Al6. Movie was excused.
: Adopted ~ follows:
ylAe--Ald. AhAn, Ashe. Barnett.
o3e1, Burton. cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
HeiA, Frsivaia. Gilman. Guthard.
Whale. Jsssl. eating, Kocher. .Krim-
nQl Krcnk. Kunz. Tempke, Little
eelA Lodge. Owen. Riohsrt. Robinson,
0ollo. 00aemaAsky. schultz. Stefan
lwski Thompson; vsrnor. wartell.
e<sper and the President Pro Tenn
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12

Special Comm ittee On Peliee
Pension.

TO -he Honorable fhe Common Councils
Gentlemen --1 rsr Sp@..Il gu.rnti
tee. 20 whCn was referred tie pet'-
tion ~ Josephine Ellison, asStrg =
We have had re matter under c51-
sitrrauou au1 ind thAt Robert =
Ellison was m e7rs ~ thr Atlrc =
polifan Police force az the time oi
his death and thlt Josephine Elliscn
is the widow 70 said Robert > 1l''-
son.
We heard the testimony ~ various
witues ses. owcns tAsm lr AnS =
Mclean. who testified that ~ az
tended Ar ellison i1 SCI, ana Pc
formed ar operation tor an irtNrF
received. stoprt0- runaway horse
which injury Affected certain Gsan0s
The doctor further testified tnat t7ts
Affection % ~. glands " a-!t cause
Therefore. uron ,his te-umorv
your commute rrrn01r''ri t1At
1osephins Ellison D. placed o. -,
per month beginning Wv isL I2it
Rc~vectgully subr-iftc3
OSCAR H. MARX.
CEo ENGEL
JOHN GILLESPIE
Corn M Toner q Police
sHEHMAN L.ITTI--s q lt.i-p.
CHAS w BURTON.
Chair Cou on WAYS and Means,
MOSES WARTEILA
Chair Corn Claims Aat Accounts
BY Ald Burton.
Resolved. That the CITY clerk -,
ard ~ hereby directed % place up0n
the police psnsIon rolls the name -
Josephine Ellison wh0 shall fa ec-
tilted 10 receive each month the sum
OF SIS corn neUCing May list 1915.
until said pension shall fsrsuir ate ay
operation n law, and be u further
Resolved. That the Controller he.
and 10 hereby authorized ans 5irrc'rt
10 draw MS Warrant for said pension
IN accordance with IRE Ar govern
ing ths same. and with the terms y
this resolution
Adopted ss follows
Yeas--Ai1 Alan. Ashe. Blrrett
BlsiL Burton rrausHaW Di.l Ells.
T4elA FrriNais. Gilman. tiuthard-
Hsrcle jake KeetiuK Ep-her k-im-
nfft fSro~E. kU~L Lsurte. Little
htld. Ircg4 Cp,r E.cbert. Robinson.
Eello :. hem7asxy. SchultE. stefan
pWlkt Thompson. Vernon. W1rf-tL
Werzel. ~ WTs~1. WtrE Zi-k
q e'lc- and rne President Pro Tenn
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Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
PROPOSALS FOR THE
ExTenTI0N OF PUBLIC
SEWER AND DOCK

Sealed proposals viii be received
at tho office OF tho Department OF
Public Works. Detroit, Mich. untiT
Thursday. May ls IstS. at 10 o'clock
a. m, standard time, at which time
and place they VIII be opened. for
furnishing all labor and material and
building and nnishing complete. to-
gcthcr with the back nlling accord
Ing 20 the plans and OSCILLATIONS
on Mo Ia this office. the following
concrete and timber dock. and sewer
outlet to-Nlf.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
LIMESTONE

Five hundred tons. more or less. 2
inch. ] inch. and screenings In such
quantities ms desired. delivered ~
wagon on the job or Z. o. b. cars De-
troll. ut option Of this department.
Detroit measurements TO determine.
Price 20 be based on ton OF two
thousand pounds.
Also nve hundred tons. more or
loss. sizes as above mentioned, de-
livered by boat on the Inselruhc
dock. Belle Isle Park
The Detroit times., 1915-05-12
ASPHALT ROAD OIL

Thirty-hve thousand gallons. more
or less, asphalt road oil guaranteed
to cmuistty state per cent OF as
phBlt aud give price per gallon de-
iivsrrd ~ barrels r o. D. cars Detroit.
Aiao fifteen thousand gallons In
barrels Z o. b. insclruhe dock, Belle
Isle Park
BIDS will also be considered for
furnishing liquid asphalt