The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

,asii Be- required Sr permitted 70 r ry,s.
Which as ~SSsld s Ssss q IN any serious
damage. or Impairment Of the eity's
service. unless the same employe or
s snn,,s were required TO I ,nnssa
period. IN Which case. during the con-
tinuance OF the emergency. the pro-
vision reouirins, the eight hour ser
sspsrsmsntai head or paoSsr q susor-
dinate In whose department. the smer-
gency shall have arisen.
ou Sss; - No employs ,s De are. ss-
vice days In any consecutive seven
cept In case OF any emergency which
or impairment Of as', the city, Hs, service.
unless the same employe or employees
Were required 70 remain AZ work y, In
w a CASE on the sr ak gay ssrv,ss wss OF
the emergency. the provision recurring
pended by the departmental head or
the sha have
Sec. The Common Council shall
by ordinance provide for the proper
readJustment OF service time and for
employs. OF whom service I'm excess
OF the regular service day or the regu-
lar. service week shall have been re-
as herein provided. But the common
Council shall provide for a rate OF
compensation for excess service which
shall oe for sundays and other n9i n !,
days not less than twice the regular
rate OF compensation. and for other
days not less than one and one-half
times the regular rate or compensa-
ton.
Sec. - No employe doing common
labor shall receive compensation In a
sum less than two dollars and twenty
Ave cents per diem for an eight hour
work az a skilled mechanic shall re-
ceive, compensation In a sum less than
the highest prevailing wage In that
particular grade Of S work n,aN sf sm
ploying common labor shall be ~
force. All wages and all salaries shall
be paid weekly. Any employe who
vice rendered at a rate less than the
minimum fixed herein may by an &C
ton for debt recover from the city
the balance due him hereunder with
Sec. -. No contract for any public
work shall be let which shall not. as
a part Of the specification on when
quire the contractor or subcontractor
TO pay all persons In his employ doing
common labor and engaged In the pun
lie work contracted for not less than
dlem.to pay all persons In his en-
pioy doing the work OF skilled me-
chanic and engaged on the public work
particular grade OF work. and to re-
quire OF such employees the same ser.
vice day and service week required
herein Of all 60 employees Any con- con-
such contract with the city and snail
have violated any provision OF this
section as made part OF his contract
contracts for public work and any
contract let to him contrary TO this
provision shall be void. Whenever II
shall appear that any employe OF any
thereon shall have received less than
the compensation hereia provided. the
Common Council may cause 10 be paid
him and shall cause the amount so
paid to be deducted from the balance
due TO the contractor from the city.
Sec All acts or or parts pa, OF n act.
Sec. This act shall take immsdi-
ate effect
Adopted.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid hocher:
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Al
mighty in his infinite wisdom 10 sum-
mon before his Judgment seat. Charles
colleague, Louis H. Lempke; and :.
Whereas. The deceased for over hall
neers OF German birth who very ma
sion that a has resulted N the
growth our City has attained. by his
unceasing energy and cooperation In
build the City OF his adoption, and
whose life OF honest endeavor. upright
ness and square dealing. won for him
hosts Of friends. who VIII always re,
memory; therefore. be II
Resolved. That this Common Coup
ell extends to our brother Alderman
cere sympathy In the addiction tina,
has been visited upon them, and be u
Resolved. That a copy Of these r re g
lutions be mailed TO the ramily py the
Adopted an follows:
Yeas-Aid. Allan, Bleii. Burton :a S Ssse
F rsnsaST Gilman. Gatsard. Hinais
NoWe. owen. Robinson. RoiIo. schen,sn-
sky. Schultz. ste ns dS,,. TnomPs; 01
link and the President--3S.
Nays--None.
EIGHTH WARD.
By AID. Case and Wilson:
Whereas. In the sudden death OF
Frank Kennedy. who for TWO term,
the Eighth Ward as
School Inspector, our City has lost 9
repre- sentative citizen, whose removal
from our midst will be distinct shock
TO his innumerable friends, to whom
he had endeared himself because Of
his CHEEKY disposition. his unblemishet
Integrity and fidelity and the earnest.
ness of purpose that characterized hii
every Undertaking. whether servfnG
his constituents and the City or
the Board of Education. weaving warn
friendships in commercial pursuits OF
In the sacred ties that bound him re.
iixiously and fraternally. To all who
knew him. he was ever the genial
gentle. iovable husband. father and
citizen: therefore, be. IL
Resolved, That this Common Coun-
ciiras a tribute OF respect to the mem
or%of n citizen, whose earnest ef-
Forts wsre generously devoted to aid
Ing wherever possible the cause OF
batter government. extends TO his sor-
rowing widow and sons our deep sym
patty and as further marx OF re-
spect./ do now adjourn.
Adopted as follows:
Ycas--Ald Allan, BleiL Burton. Case
|Cranshaw, Dill, Dingeman. Ellis, Field
Frelw aid Gilman. Guthard, Hindle
Jakel Heating. Kocher, Kronk Lodge
Nowc, owen. Robinson. Rollo. Coleman
sk-. Schultz, Stefanowski, Thompson
Vernon. warteil. wenzel. Wilson. Wing
Zinf and the President--3s
Nays-None.
And the Council then adjourned.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,