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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-31
news JO1'T|NGS
OF sALEMEC|TY
Telegram Correspondent Re-
cords Doings Of the
People There.

SALEM, Dec. s1-The new col
1ege gymnasium Is practically COM
pleted. The opening game Of basket
night between the Wheeling high
school team and Salem high school.
The score was Wheeling 30, Salem
20. Since the new gymnasium has
been completed many athletic games
are anticipated here during the WIN
ter.
The Rev. w. p. Warner, Of PITTS
burg. was a visitor here Wednesday.
He Is native son Of Salem, who has
made good In his chosen life work in
anothe rstate. 4
Sy1vanfus Frum, Of st. Louis. a
former business man here, has been
spending the holiday week with rel
attves here.
Jesse F. Randolph has gone to
Washington, where he will spend a
month In rest.
A large number Of local Dokies
will attend the ceremonial session Of
Tau Temple, No. 169, at Clarksburg
tonight. They except to take the To-
cal band with them and go on train
No. 12. 5
The Young Mems Club plan to
have a musical program given in con-
nection with its supper at the Baptist
church banquet rooms Saturday
night. A very large attendance is
anticipated, Judging from the adj
vance sale Of tickets.
Q. II. Williams. OF Lakeland. Fla,
is canyassing the business men OF this
place with a view Of interesting them
in florida real estate.
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Business Men Banouet.

L. y
The Central West Virginia Credit
Mems Association held an elaborate
BANQUET at the Hotel Gore Thursday
might.
w =. Wallis. president Of the assoc.
iation, was the toastmaster. Amons
those who made responses were GUY
y. PATTERSON, P. II. Koblegard, H. d
Shinn. w. r. Smith. G. x. McCally
ana =. "A. Furbee. One hundred and
fourteen men attended the banquet
They represented all the leadine
wholesale companies and firms In this
city, Weston, Buckhannon, Elkins
Burnsville, Sutton and West Union
The banks were well represented.
Here are some OF the things that
were discussed at the meeting: The
abuse Of cash, discount, the observ-
ance OF the terms Of sale. the i'm
portance of financial statements, re-
turned goods, a better feeling and I'M
derstanding between credit men and
travelling statesmen.
Those present were Guy IL. Earle.
7. Blair Wilson, Robert Morris. Hugh
Jarvis. Robert M. Seeley, Lowe Peter
son, M. w. Stotler. George q. Rogers,
=. - Bland, @, A. Wycoff, Douglas B.
Williams, @. W. Pettigrew, Virgil
Swearingen, w. 4. Carmichael, p. ii,
White, w. q. Mcbride. w. ]. Wan
street, g. H. Keekin. w. r. Smith, I.
]. Rice. Frank Wilson, NJ. ,R. Anderson,
Thomas Boehm, q. w. Gall. Jr., u. w.
Ammon, W. ]. Harker, G. j. Sans
w. Bates, Orie Myers, william Buzz.
zard, 81. 7. Daugherty, w. Davenport
X v. Golden, W. R. Ross. Frederick
Wagner. Q. II. Colgate. Guy 3. HUI
derman. Hugh Stout, e. s. May, A.
n. Weber. M. M. Morros. B. Z. Gun
bingham, Ralph Thorn. e. ". Wine,
Carl r. Rutter, "a. A. Russell, Karl
Holy, 4. d. Johnson. Emmett Buzzard,
q. Y. Bates, w. A. McClane, ]. B.
Smith, Jr.. B. A. Ferguson, James H.
Henderson, u. r. Brown, Thomas e,
Lee, G. M. Brown, w. M B. Sine,
F. G. Gaylord. Thomas Boehm, Jr., q.
y. Leatherbury, Roy p. Trip, w. s.
Humphreys, ]. p. Stone, ]. 3. Sutton,
w. @. Burrell. Howard Gaskins, ]. D,
Helmick, ]. F. Hart, Floyd Carmichael,
Robert Cayner, T. M. Donahue, w. A,
GAYLORD, John stamm, Jr., H. B.
Fultz, ]. w. Williams, e. Holsberry
q. q. Smith, e. W. Christy, Oscar g.
Wit. s. I. White, Sam West, q. M
West. s. G. Walking. Fred H. oMore,
d R. Hoffman, Bert Evans, @, B.
Holiday, D. H. Hollen, Roy q. Arthur
q. B. shinn, 5. ". Tracy, q. L. Ewing
Jr., r. 3. Brooks, g. w. Burnside, VIII.
lis Triplett, s. A. Holsberry. q. K
McCally, w. N. Huffman, Harry M
Wade. W. D. Newton, R. w. Jones
]. W. Given, A. Hooper, R. H. John.
son and L. U. Wingate.
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Export Failan.

( For the bureau Of foreign and do.
nestle commerce, Tor promoting com.
merce, and for commercial attaches
the department Of commerce asks for
preparations aggregating s735, 1850 in
1915 as compared with 1853, $50 in 1916
-an increase Of 100 per cent.
AS Q basis for this demand upon a
depleted: treasury, the department
AYERS that II has aided American ship
pers In securing foreign orders. Let
US see. Leaving out OF conside ration
those countries which are at war, and
whose demands for our products are
entirely independent Of any selling
EFFORTS, we find from department Of
commerce reports that for twelve
months ending with September 1916
our exports TO nations at peace
amounted to 1885,. sos. 900 as compared
with total OF $685., 1875, 900 IN the cor
responding period In 1913, while the
bureau was still working under the
system established BY Republicans.
This shows q decrease Of S117, 430, 900.
In the face Of this enormous loss OF
export trade with nations at peace,
how can the department OF commerce
claim to have rendered any material
assistance in finding markets for our
goods? What sort of reception would
an American travelling salesman find
Ia the head ONCE Of HIS employer II
ne came In with o request for an in
crease In. salary on the plea that he
had increased the company's business,
when the books Of the company
showed decrease rather than an In
crease The company might increase
the salary Of the position but It would
find q new man to fill 1t.
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and their respective hackers . tpress
their entire willingness thus 10 ABIDE
'pyethe larger Judgment Of the party,
g condition which should make Il easy
LOT the convention to reach q wise
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one Of the most fitting wedding
presents President Carranza OF Mexico
could make to President Wilson would
be that long postponed salute to the
American flag. 7, n
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y An Evening Echo.
Harsh counsels have no effect; they
IRE like hammers which are always
repulsed by the anvil. -alELvEyrItJs.

Maybe President Wilson would not
haye been anxious for second term
for himself, but he will have to run
again to please q new wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
From the Clerk.

That he presented such portion OF
the proceedings OF the last session as
Is required by the Charter TO be so
presented, to his Honor the Mayor for
approval on the 9th inst, and that
they were approved on the 18th inst.
Placed on file.
Also, that he is I'm receipt OF resig-
nation OF W. It. Novak as Chairman
OF Board or Registration. Sixth District
Fifth Ward. Mr.. Novak recommends
Peter Grabowski as his successor.
Resignation accepted.
Also that he is in receipt OF waiver
and agreement of the United Fuel 4.
supply Co. filed In accordance with
resolution adopted at the session OF
December 29th 1914 vacating part OF
Military avenue.
Referred 70 committee~on Ways and
Means.
Also. assignment OF bond waiver and
agreement az Menzies Shoe Company
TO construct spur track across Clark
and Scotch avenues
Referred TO Committee on Ways and
Means
Also, that he is in receipt OF official
bonds OF Ira w. Jayne, Superintendent
Recreation Commission. Henry Meek
weighmaster and Poundmaster; Al
bert Schneider Constable Twelfth
Ward: Henry Weishmann, Constable
Constable Sixth ward. Leo RomanAkl
Constable Ninth ward Orin II. Butter
field. Constable Tenth ward Thomas
reagan, Constable. Fourteenth ward
Eugene A. Adams. Constable, Eigh-
teenth ward
Referred to Committee on WAYS and
Means.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
Resolutions and Ordinances
FIRST WARD

By Aid Lodge
| Resolved. That Wesley l. Nutten,
1913 Englewood avenue, be and he y
hereby appointed Chairman OF tho
| Board OF Registration OF the Eleventh
District OF the First Ward in place OF
| Arthur l.. +, smith. Who has moved
from the district.
| Adopted
| BY Aid Lodge:
| Resolved. That the Controller be and
is hereby authorized and directed 70
| draw his warrant in favor OF David r.,
1 Heineman in the sum OF $500 in pay
| ment of the safe ia the Council Com
mittee room. the city having been
| unable 70 purchase said safe during
| the many years IL has used the same,
owing 20 Mr.. Heineman's having been
| city official
Adopted az follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett BleiL Bur
ton, Case Cranshaw, Dhl. Dingeman
Ellis, Field, Freiwald, Gilman. Guthard
Hndle. Jakel, Keating, Kochers kronk
| Roro Rutter, Schemansky. schultz. Stef-
| al cwskt, Thorn pson, Vernon. Wartell
Wenzel. Wilson, Wing, Zink and Tho
Nays--None.
FIRST WARD.
BY Aid. Lodge:
Commission be and is hereby request
ed TO cause arm light TO be erected on
Warren avenue. between John II. and
Brush streets.
Adopted.
sBy Aid. owen.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and is hereby author
lied and directed 10 draw a warrant
upon the City Treasurer In favor OF
Charles III. Beck for the sum OF sI6I,
being the amount OF refund TO which
he Is entitled on permit No. 1925.
which has been lost.
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Bell, Bur
ton, Case. Cranshaw, pill, Dingeman.
Ellis. Field, Freiwald, Gilman, Guthard.
Hindle. JakeL. Heating. Kocher, Kronk,
Lempke, Lodge. Movie. Owen, Robinson.
Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz, Stef-
WILSON, Ming eEn9 ana the
Ptesidert--s6.
SECOND NARD
BY Aid. Burton:
F, Resolved That the Department OF
Public Works be and is hereby author
lied and directed 10 draw warrant
J. Hart for the sum OF $500. being the
amount Of refund TO which he is en-
Titled on permit No. 256l9. which has
been lost.
Adopted as follows:
Neas-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell, Bur-
ton. case. Cranshaw, Dill. Dtngeman,
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard.
Hindle. Jakel. Keating, kocher kronk.
Lempke. Lodge. Movie, owen. Robinson,
Rollo. Rutter, Schemansky, Schultz Stef-
arowski. Thompson, Vernon Wartell.
Wenzel. Wilson. Wing. link and the
III esicent--3e
Nays-None.
BY Aid Vernon.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and is hereby author
lied and directed to draw warrants
upon the City Treasurer in favor 81
the persons hereinafter mentioned. FOR
such amounts as appear opposite their
respective names the said sum in each
instance being the amount ~ refund
TO which they are entitled on permits
which have been lost:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-We herewith transmit 10
your Honorable Body Assessment
Rolls Nos. 1911 TO 1920, both inclusive
for grading and paving the following
streets:
the west line OF Grand River avenue
10 the east curb line OF Firwood ave-
nue.:
the west curb line of Mckinley avenue
TO the east line OF Vinewood avenue
Roll No. l6Ie--Grand River avenue,
from the old city line about lS1 rect
north OF the north line OF Allendale
avenue TO the north line of IL section
Roll No. 1s2o-La Sale Gardens
North, from the west line OF Four
teenth avenue TO the east line OF Lin
TfIe usual notice required by law has
been given TO the parties In interest.
as will appear by the annexed notices
and affdayits OF publication. No per,
son has appeared TO object 10 said
Rolls or 70 ask any correction Thereon.
we have, therefore signed the same,
and report them TO your Honorable
Very respectfully.
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
President
Accepted. and leave being granted
The following resolution was offered:
BY resolves. AtS; sea Thst Assessment Rolls
Nos Isi7 10 1870. both inclusive. for
grading and paving the Following
Roll No. 1sl7--Allendale avenue from
tho west lire OF Grand River avenue
To the east curb line OF Firwood ave-
nue.; 80. 49,,
the west curb line OF Mckinley avenue
10 the east lire of Vinewood avenue;
Foil No i6l9--Grand River avenue,
from the old city line about 1b7 feet
north OF the north line Of Allendale
avenue 10 the north line OF 1t section
%:
North. from the west line OF Four
teenfh avenue to the east line or Lin
wood avenue; are hereby approved and
con frmed that the description OF
premises and the names OF persons
Contained therein are received as cor
,cet aud that the sums set forth IN
tt safd assessment Rolls are the corr
~. y mes which each individual or set
,,e individuals should be assessed Al
= !, aay. and that the said assessments
~ collected from the several persons
" V TO pay the same according to
approve the form OF the above
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett. Bieil. Bur
ton Case, Cranshaw, Dill. Dingeman,
Ellie. Field. Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard,
Hmdle. JakeL Heating. Kocher, kronk.
I.empke. Lodge. Movie, owen, Robinson,
Rol,o. Rutter, Schemansky Schultz. Stet
anovski, Thompson; Werner W9rteil,
wenzel. Wilson. Wing. link and the
President--36.
> NaNs-NOpn.
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Erom m. Board Of HeaIth

ToSfhe Honorable the Common Councl
(;entlemen-OwinR TO the large mum,
her Of patients which have been cared
for AZ the Smallpox Hospital durlns
the current year and the eonsequeh
large outlays for medical afternoon
vided for these purposes and KNOW
as The Service at Smallpox Hosplthi
Fund, rs exhausted. and your Honor
able BODY is therefore. respectfullN
realIested 10 replenish the same from
such sources az may be feasible so
that patients may DO received anu
cared for there as may be required
Respectfully submitted,
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY JOHN r. MCKINLEY,
Secretary.
Referred TO Committee on ways ana
Means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13

as said pole IN present location forms
an obstruction 20 garage.
Adopted.
FOURTEENTH WARD
By Aid Freiwald
Resolved That the Department sf
Public Works be and Is hereby an-
thorized and directed TO draw warrants
upon the city Treasurer In favor OF H.
y. Slgman for the sum OF s2.O0. belng
A refund or 90 each on permits Nos
1850 and 2Si2l; and In favor OF y
Brooks for the sum OF t7.0e. being 4
refund on permit No. 63l6V. 10 which
each OF the above are entitled, the said
permits having been lost
Adopted as follows:
leas-Ald. Allan. Barnett Bell. Bur
ton, Csc, cranshaw. Dill. Dingeman
Ellis Field, Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard
uindle, Jakel. Heating. Kocher, Kronk
Lempke, Lodge, Move. owen, Robinson
kollo, Rutter. SChemansky, schultz. stef
N, wski,. Thompson, Vernon, Wartell
EenEeL Wilson. Wing. link and The
bttiiut ut--36.
Nays--None.
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EIgHTIi WARD

EIGHTH WARD.
Resolved. That tho Department ol
Public Works be and il hereby re-
guessed TO transmit estimate FOR en-
sums fiscal year OF sufficient amount
10 cover cost OF resurfaciug Vermont
avenue from Howard TO Fort with
brick aud 20 resurfacc Howard street
from rrumbull ~ Twelfth, with brick.
Adopted
Resolved. That tile Department oi
Public Works be aud is hereby in
structed 10 draw "a warrant on the
city Treasurer ia favor OF a. Plant M
the sum OF Ssoo being refund or
$500 each on permits Nos 2Ni6i ana
2S515 which have been lost
Adopted as follows
Ieas-Ald Allan, harnett Bcil buI
ton. Case, 'ruushaw, Dill DingcinaF
Ellis, Field. Fr,iwald Gilman. Guthnr
Eirdlc, Jakel Heating, koch,r kr0ni
lempke, Lodge. Move O@en Robins.
RcllO. Rutter. Suhcmansky. schultz, stei
ar wski Thompson, Vernon N9rlell
WerTel, Wilson Wing, Zuk and the
PyCsidert--36
NayS--None
By Aid Wilson
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and IS hereby re
quested 20 transmit estimate for en-
suing fiscal year OF amount suin,
Gent 20 resurface Baker street from
Trumbur avenue 10 bridgc ApproAsh
with creosote block
Adopted
Resolved. That the pepartmcnt OF
Public Works he and r. hereby auy
thorized and directed 10 draw war =
Iof A. J Finn for the sum 90 $50,
being the amount OF retunI (" Wnlvn
he Is entitled on permit 40 AsuiO.
which has been lost.
Adopted as follows
Neas-Ald. Allan Barnett Bell bur
ton case. Craushuw. Dill pngtman,
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city canyassers to the Common cOun-
" y FoR ~CIIAIRMAN.
Fifth Mard-Nlnth District, between
Edward r. glynu and John Davis.
twelfth Ward-Second District. be,
tween Frank 7 Bates and Harry w.
seventeenth ward Fifteenth Dis.
trict. between j, i. kepp ana Harry
s FOR REGISTRAR
Eighth Ward Ninth District, be-
tween W ilergidan and g. a; Neeiy.
tween T. Siebert and Edward Pisco-
~ FOR INSPECTOR
Fourth Ward Eleventh District he
tween r. J, Monaghan and T. $. Jack
Eighth Mard- THIRD District. be-.
tween John Wilson and CaFpcr
Eleventh ward-Third District be-.
tween Frank Siebcrt and JOSEPH G.
Twelfth ward-Twelfh District.
between g Roltz and W harrie
tween ',oodore Bondie and Joseph
sixteenth Ward Fourth District
between John Nolan and Chas r.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
. AnAlluiNtle
The several names having been plac-
ed I'm a hat district by district the
President drew thcrefrom and an
nounCeI the result 20 be rs follows
TOR CHAIRMAN.
Fifth Ward. Ninth District--John
Davis.
Twelrtb Ward. second District
Frank I Bates.
Seventeenth ward Fifteenth Dis
trict-lidrgy Fleming.
FOR REGISTRAR
Eighth Ward. Smith pistrict-W. J..
HCrgidau
Fifteenth Ward. sixth DistyiCt-Ed-
ward PisrOptnk.
ron INSPECTOR
Fourth ward Eleventh District--E
5. Jackson.
EighM Ward, Thhd District-Cas-
per SChwenk
Eleventh ward. Third pistrict--Jos.
G.. Tracy.
RoltZ
sixteenth Ward, First pistrict--Jos-
eph White
sixteenth ward Fourth District
Chas T., Burke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
Erom the Reeorder,s Count.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen beg leave TO report 10
your Honorable Body that this court
Is in receipt OF a Remittitur from the
supreme Court OF the state OF Michi-
gan under date OF December 22nd, at
firming the judgment OF this court IN
all things in the matter OF the appeal
OF Arabella F. Gray. respondent and
appellant in the matter OF widening
Cass avenue, clifford and Sibley streets
where not already open as public
street and highway.
Respectfully,
ELIZABETH A. McCABE.
Deputy Clerk Recorder Court.
Accepted and placed on fle.
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Resolved. That the Commissioner Ut
| Public Works be and he is hereby In
| structed 10 cause all election booths
! TO he placed by February End. 1915. 81
Adopted as follows;
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur-
ton: case. CranshaW. pin Dingeman.
Ellie, Field, Frelwald Gilman, Guthard,
| IIindle. Jakel Heating kocher, kronk.
| Len PIKE. Lodge, Move. owen. Robinson
RolC Ruuer. schemansky. schultz. stef-
Wenzel Wilson. Wing zink and tho
Nays-None
Resolved. That permission De and Is
hereby granted to American Garment
| Cleaning Company 20 tack advertising
| Cd 20 protect pedestrians In front OF
| 36S-865 Woodward avenue, the said
| signs to be OF common cardboard and
20 remain temporarily while the said
building ~ being completed, this being
/ the only way Ia which the attention
| OF patrons can be called SO whore
their business ! going on
| Yeas-Ald. Allau Barnett. BIeu Bur
1 ton Case. Cranshaw, DIX Diugcmen.
| Elli. Field Freiwald. Gilman Guthard,
Len PIKE. Lodge Move, owen Robinson
| RollO. Rutter. Schemansky. schultz Stef
arOwslu. Thompson, Vernon. WarteH
Werzel. Wilson, Wing Zink ana tho
i Nays--None
THIRD WARD.
By Aid. barnett
! Resolved That the Department OF
i Public Works be and Is hereby autho,-
lied and directed 10 draw a warrant
upon the City Treasurer IN favor or
| Agree Brothers FOR the sum of 81 90
being the amount Of refund 20 which
they are entitled on permit 40 g93Sf
which has been lost
Adopted a. follows.
Ycas-Ald Allan, Barnett. Bleil, Bur
ltonS Case, Cranshaw, pill pingeinar.
Ellis. Field, Freiwaid. Gilman. Guthard
l Hindle Jakel Heating K1chcr. Kronk
Len Pike Lodge. Move owen. Robin aor
Rollo Rutter. Schemansly schultz stef
M We W!lson. Wing ztrk and the
4 Nays--NOne
| BY Aid Guthard
| Resolved, That the BepartmeGt ~
/ Public Works be aud Is hereby an.
/ thori2ed and directed 20 draw Var-
rant upon the City Treasurer in favor
OF w. Waidlch Tor the sum OF 40 "a
being a refund OF 81 90 each on per.
mits- Nos. 1896. 1914. 227fs 2SOiA
2Tl9s 30I55, 5000, 5000. 1882 and
43Si0 and SO cents on No l3is0. 10
which he is entitled BY reason Of "a \
permits having been lost
4 Adopted as follows.
fese-Ald Allan, Barnett. Bleil BUR-
ton, Case, Cranshaw Dill Dlngcinan.
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Elnt Field. Frefwald. Gilman. Guthard'
Hindle Jakel. keating. koeher, hIonh'
Lempke, Lodge, Nowc. owen, hopIsso..''
ancw ski. Thompson Vernon. Warten,
Wer zel. Wilson, Wing Ilnk ana the
IN Ss.dtrt-S6.
Nays-NOne.
Resolved That the Department OF
Publt, Works be and H. hereby author
iEed and directed to draw Warfhni
upon the city Treasurer Ia favor OF ".
.G Miller FOR the sum OF s2.vu. beinI
the amount OF refund 70 which lie u
entitled on permit No. $3.50, which
has been lost
Ycus-Ald A1au, Barnett Bell, Bur
Ton. case. ClAnshaw, Dill bingemdm
EUis Field Freiwald Gilman. Guthard.
HTdit. Jakel, Heating koCher kronk.
LcmpkC Lodge NoMc. owen. Robinson
Eoll0 Rutter, ), hemansky schultz. Siet
a. owski, Thompson Vernon. Warteli
Menztl Wilson, Wing Zlnk ano 'he
By Ala Barnett
An ordinance 10 amend section - %
Nrttcle NNNIi Of Chapter 81 81 the
Complied ordinances OF the CITY 20
Detroit.
1T rs HEREBY ORDAINED RY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY oF nETEolTt
That Section ~ OF Article NM
of-Chapter CT OF the Comrllcd Or
dinances of the city rT l'etroit nc:
: ana the same Is hereby anrhur"
TO read as follows
See 27-CLOSING DOORS Doors
OF all passenger elevators shall hs
securely closed and locked ~ the
operator before starting the car
. from any door level and All psa =
8 senger elevators hereafter Install
I ed IN any building shall be Wovie-
Ell with Automatic lntcr-los King
Devices a. hereinafter desctip"d
10 and an passenger elevators no"
III I'm use shall hC equipped with Su'a
~ diyiCes within six months aitrf
ms the passage 90 this ordinance
"a The requirements for said Inter
- locking Elevator Device shall De-
rs as follows
.l7 The Device must be so cons
IS structed and adjusted AS 10 pre-.
10 vent the moving OF the ear until
20 each aud every door OF the smart
II is closed and securely locked on
- the inside and SO that the opening
% Of any door OF the shaft while
"a the car is i'm motion. shall auto
g matically and Instantly stop tot
20 car
- Any violation Of or failure 20
2N comply with the provisions % This
80 ordinance shah he punished by a
80 fine not exceeding one hundred
81 dollars or 70 Imprisonment Tor a
30 period OF not exceeding sixty days.
Read twice by title. ordered printed
and referred TO Committee ON ordl-
nances
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COMMON council
,co.s,a..a from rr.csslns rass1

sure with few minor exceptions was
found 10 be consistent with the re-
aulrements OF the ordinance.
a. u WHITE,
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on hle
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From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen beg 70 advise your
honorable body that the following
liauor dealers applications and bonds
under. act 2s1 OF the Public Acts ~
1909. az amended, have been fled In my
office. towit:
APPLICATIONS
Albert J. Minty. for transfer from
1921 Jefferson avenue 20 249-25t st. An
totne street.
Iasl-chas. Eggers. for transfer
from 11ot Riopelle street To 537 Ferry
avenue east.
BONDS
Anthony Hrpakiewicz. 25fs West
JEFFERSON avenue.
Frederick Froehlieh. 900 HOlbrook
Charles Eggers. 58T Ferry avenue y
Respectfully submitted
RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk
referred 10 Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
From the Department Of Parks and
Boulevards.

To the Honorable the Common CounSil.
GentIemen-The transfer to the city
OF the property bounded by McGraw
avenue. yinewood avenue and Milford
street having been completed J. would
respectfully request your Honorable
Body 10 vacate the alley within these
boundaries.
Very truly yours,
WIN. T. DUST
COMMISSIONS.