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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

The McWhorter Co. have four ladies
fur coats to close at one-half price.
Lost-On Main street this morning, a
dollar bill in envelope. Finder please re
turn to 10 Mount street.
The l.. A., A. o. H., will serve refresh
ments at the public dance in X. of G. hall
Wednesday, Jan. 10. Riley's orchestra
Gents, soc; ladies' free.
Graniteville Presbyterian Church-Sub-
iect at Sunday morning service, "The
Baptism of Jesus" Sunday evening Rev.
Edgar Grassland of the Barre Presby-
terrain church will preach.
Winnifred Vaughanwho has been max
| ing two weekg' visit at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Vaughan
of Maple Grove, has returned to Plym-
outh, n. H.. where he is student at
the Holderness school.
Reports from the bedside of Albert
Warren of Division street, who has bsen
critically i'll for several days, indicate
that his condition is growing more I'M
favorable. Mr.. Warren is more than
50 years old and although he has en-
ioyed excellent health in late years, very
recently he was visited by recurrence
OF former atrliction and the chances for
his recovery are said to be rather I'M
promising
The music for the services at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow is as fol-
lows: Morning Organ and trombone,
THE Lost Chord" sullivan; organ,
"Marche Solonelle" (Mailleyl; anthem,
"Te Deum in f" (Vogrich) when Thy
Heart, with Joy O'erilowing" (Bullingerl
and God Is Ever Near tNeidlingerl.
Evening Organ, "St. Cecilie Ofertoire
in Il" lBatistel; anthem, Bow Down
Thine Ear" Baldwin, From Every
stormy Wind That Blows" (Hastingsl
and "The King of Love" (Bullardl.
Department heads in the city govern
men have redoubled their efforts TO get
their reports for the year 1914 complet- ,
ed and when the board of aldermen |
comes together Tuesday evening there |
will be no dearth of material in the an
nual reports submitted for consideration. /
Last year, it will be recalled, printers of
the city year book were considerably |
by the dilatory, attitude
OF certain officials in the matter of for
Narding their reports. Profiting by the
experience OF 1914, the word has gone
lut from the executive officers at city
iall that department heads must show
diligence in summing up the
tory of the years doings in their re-
.pectiye Offices Bids for printing the
'ity report will close Tuesday evening
md the contract will be awarded by the
Ildermen after they have exam
ned the bids on the same night they are
opened. One OF the stipulations this
ear Is that all copy viii be forwarded
be printer by Feb. !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
TOOI.ATE TO BE CT ASsIFIED

FOR SALEy-Two extra nice Jersey cows.
one will freshen in few days, one from Hem
enway herd in Chelsea. John F. Calef, WASH
ingtOn, VT. 253t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. George Baker of Burlington ar
rived in the city this morning for
weekend visit with her son, NJ. L, Ba-
ker.
Come where you get your moneys
worth dancing, at the X. of c. hall on
Wednesday night, Jan. ID. Refresh
ments served. Riley's orchestra. Gents,
soc; ladies, free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09

POSITION WANTED-.A middle-aged lady
would like a position as housekeeper in a
small family; domestic nursing preferred Adj
dress s." in care Of Barre Daily Times.
253t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
STEAMER is OVERDUE.
The Dora With 90 People Aboard Sailed
Ian. On Short Trip.

Valdez, Alaska, Jan. Grave fears
are felt here for the safety Of the mail
steamer Dora, which has not been report
ed since January 3, when she left Kodiak
for Seward, run of only 80 hours. A
terrific storm is reported as raging off
Cook inlet and it is feared the staunch
little wooden steamer has met with
mishap. Including the passengers and
crew, go persons were aboard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09

FOR SALE-A-No. / Ayrshire COW a good
one just fresh with heifer calf If desired.
Address Geo f. Rock, East Barre VT. 253t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1915.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Sunday; gentle mod
crate winds mostly west.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
Suits and Garments

Ladies Suits in this Great SockReducng Sale at exact
Suit in this store all this not few selected here
stricted choice and you oneha the former prices
Misses Sizes ladies' Sizes odd sizes for stout
The assortment at present is not large, but to insure
to make your choice at once while have nearly every size
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
Dress Goods

Exceptional values in Dress Goods Department await
earliest attention People always anxious to get
Dress Goods Sale the values offer at tempt
ing prices
lot Of Dress Goods 75c values Sale per yard Acc
lot of Dress Goods $10O values Sale per yard 59c69c
lot of Dress Goods S125 values Sale per yard 79c89c
lot of Dress Goods $.50 values Sale, per yard CSC
lot of Dress Goods $175 values Sale per yard $119
lot of Dress Goods $500 values Sale per yard 139
lot Of Coored Lansdowne 81 90 values Sale per yard soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
Domestic Dept.
Wool Underwear

lot of Wool Vests and Pants in Gray, $00 value Sale
each Observation-Disclosures. 79c
lot Chldrens Wool Pants in Gray, small Sizes regu-
lar 25c EACH Sale each ....................... Zoe
lot of Ladies' Union Suits S1.00 values Sale each roc
lot of Ladies Pants soc value Sale each ...... 3sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-09
Linen Department

The following special values from Linen Department
cannot be emphasized too strongly Owing to the fact that
almost all Linen fabrics imported every of supply
has been and seriously affected by the European
patrons and friends advised not only to supply present
needs but TO anticipate your wants in view of the certainty
Of much higher prices in the future
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Murray street from Mcclellan avenv<
to Cooper avenue whore not atreaQS
ss s.. a. fS ssysr r' hal =. Sss,
had the matter under consideration
vicinity 81 The Improvsmest Is lsTgs,
,sersf"rX bear :. portion o. the OK.
| psnse. The award OF the jury wes
N,sSoee, and We rssommsnd that ~
per cen, or siS.'sS 90 paid by the
Guy of Detroit out OF the strses
the IoiiosiaS resolatien.
JAMES vkRNoR.
hiEEMAN 4; INN,
+ W. MENxEl,
IohN 4 h kH9Sk'
Accepted, and on leave the follow
ing resolution WAS offered.
By Aid. Freiwaid:
Resolved, That the Common coan-
ell of the City OF Detroit, hereby de-
terminss that the sum OF u,iti.so -
awarded by the jury for the property
taken by the City OF Detroit for tho
opening OF Murray street from Nc
Clelian avenue TO Cooper svsnnnI,s.
street and hlghway. which should
be paio oy the owners or occupants
OF thS pieces or parcels OF real estate
Improvement, which said pieces or
Parcels OF real estate are described
In a resolution OF the Common Coun-
ell 81. c. & D. 1907 lp, wherein the
ment was designated. and be "
further
and levied uron said pieces or par
In Lad
resolution above referred to, the
amount OF l.itT.So. a. near as may
be- 10 the advantage when ench ,ot
or parcel Is deemed 70 assas' IRE, ey
Assessors sSer OF the city OF Dsiroi, be
and they are hereby directed and IN
strueted TO proceed forthwitn 20 pie
ity with the requirements OF tne
charter OF the C3ty OF Detroit relay
ing TO special assessments nSr I ,n.
lectins the expense OF puouS ana
comprising the property nete'noes
fore referred TO and described In sa,a
resolution ~. q. q. p. i&os.ftl. upon
which they snail ssss each sn 10, 'S or par
eel 10 De assessed at a rataol. pro,
portion as near as may be of sain
amount IN accordance VIII ny
amount Of BENEFIT sh r.. aT :, fur,her
Resoivsd. That the sum OF sses o.
OF the award OF the jury De pain oy
tha CITY Of Detroit out OF the street
Opening Fund, and further
Resolved. That said assessment
hall be made in one part, wn'cn
shall BECOME due and payable In ""
DAYS after the rrst puoiicatton .!
the City Treasurer OF the notiSe Oh
said assessment.
Adopted as follows; NIL,
y.as-Ald Ashe. Barnett. bis''.
Burton. Case. Cranshaw. phL ~
F-eiwalG. Gilman. GutnALa nnnnE
I.empks. Lodge. Movie. Owen. Htenet.
Robinson. Roilo. Rutter. Schemsnsny,
sehuitx. Starkey, stefanowsN. Tnc"R-
son. Vernon. Warteia WSnne 1.rL
Wilson. w j. Wilson wing. Iins'
ZoeiIer. and the President-ss
Nayr--None
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

damages which petitioners may have
aGotuet the city by reason of injuries
and looe Of property caused by al
legged dsfec tive condition OF roadway
n.. s. isrss r:.s sns
RvspectfuIly submitted.
G GesT +. T Efi.is'
IOCfS VI. LEMPKE
FRED w. ROBINSON.
JOHN A. kRpNK
ANTHONY NOWC.
JOSEPH ScHEMANsKY
Accepted and on leave. the follow
Ing resolution was offered
Resolved. THAT the Controller be
and 10 hereby authorised and directed
10 draw . warrant upon the proper
fund In favor of Robert Il Mussel-
man for the sum Of s7e.eo and war
ss . !" fsS ~ s, 8, I'M ,G sum TN
each instance 10 be In full settlement
Of ALI clajms for damages which pc
utiousrv may have asainsi the city
ny rea>on Of personal injuries sns-
reasop OF alleged defective condition
.of roadway I'm vickshuTg street on
sF9b l& 1915. Provided said sums
hsf@hy rendered In settleinsnt. are
'accepSed by claimants within 80 OF >
from the date OF the adoption OF this
Adopted a. follows: ~,
Ysas-Nid. Ashe Barnet 81 :.
Burton, Case. Crnnshaw tHlt stit
LeInpke. Lodge. Nowc. owen. NiC -
Robinson. Rolio. Rutter. schs.nansky.
Schultz Stark.y stefanmnsEl, th.m
son, Vernon, wartell Weasel 4 r
Wilson. W. J. Wilson. wins. link.
Zoeiler. aud 40 preSldent--Ss
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Parks and 0oulevarde.
NeAlOvSty ReD~vt.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entiemsn--Your Committee on
Parks and Boulevards. TO whom was
referred the resolution reQuestlng the
Commissioner Of Parks and Boule-
wards TO redeem all tickets issued BY
him and accepted ~ fare 70 and from
Belle Isle. regardless Of whether the
Department Of Parks and Backwards
recognise the right OF said boats 60
carry passen gers. respectfully report
we have had the same under coneSd-
GRAFTON and your committee recon- .
mend that all boats. regardless Of
Size or numbSf Of passenGss they
privileges without determination, and
we further recommend that all tick
cts issued and authorised for accsp-
lance ~ fare shall be GOOD on both
large and small boats licensed 20
carry. passsn gsra, and thsrsfcrs
sioner Of Parks and DvulevaS9s from
the mainland and Belle Isle. on the
basis sci forth IN report Of Commit
tee on streets and Pasks and Bou1e-
wards adopted June - 81. G. G. p.
i0Ss). -Four committee. therefore.
yecommeeds that the resolution above
5. 40 ID ;sss q. & e.. ;. issS,. 3
Sssssssslls sSsn&stpe
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

fee TO he hereafter dsserminsd
upon. for the occupancy OF public
property. that the grantee Win pay
thar said grantee does hereby bind
himself thereunto and accept said
permit on the conditions HEREBY Inn
passed
Nsas--Aid. Ashe. Barnett. Bleii.
Burton, Case, cranshaw. ptn, Ellis,
rreiwal1 oiinnan- Guthard. Hindie.
JakeL koersr. krinmel Kronk,
Robinson, Rollo. Rutter. 6chemansky,
schultz Starkey. StefAnowskt. Thomp-
con. Nrrnor, Martell Wensei. A r.
Nilsson ". ]. Wilson, Wing. link.
Zoeiler. ard the frssident--SA
Nays--None,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
StrSeta.

r. the Honorable the Common Council:
Gsntlemen-Your Committee on
streets. 10 whom was referred the
petition OF Geo J. Federletn ct al
S0S3l protesting against the paving
OF alley In block bounded by HanN
tor boulevard. Third. Clatrmount and
Atkinson avenues, respectfully report
We have had the matter under con-
sideration and believe that said pet, :
tion should have been referred 20 the
Department II Public Works instead
~ the Committee on Streets We
recommend 10 De referred TO that de-
partment for consideration
Respectfully submitted
JAMES CRANSHAw
ELMER n. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT,
JOHN L JAKEL
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Liquor Regulation. .

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation, to whom ives re-
ferrcd an ordinance entitled An or
dinancc TO amend an ORDINANCE en-
titled An ordinance to amend An or
dtnauCe entitled An ordinance TO
amend an ordinance entitled An or
dtnance TO amend an ordinance. en-
ter 1871 Of the Compiled Ordinances OF
the city Of Detroit for the year lsl
by adding shcreto q new section To be
known az sec. IL. respectfully report
we have rad the same under consid-
sration aad md that said ordinance
moving from the liquor restricted
district ihe, premises mt the southeast
corner OF Jefferson and Lemay ave-
nuex and on the southwest corner
OF Harper and Crane avenues. and
your committee seeing no objection
thereto. recommend that said ordi-
nance, presented by Aid. Zink on the
isth inst. 81, G. C., p. i2.s-se). be
passed as submitted
JACOB GuTHARD.
ELMER ID CASE
ANTHONY Nowc.
w. II. G.. HINDI.E.
The ordinance was then placed OF.
the order OF third reading.
THIRD RssdisG of Ordinance.
The title TO the ordinance was read
third time
The ordinance was Their read
The question being "S'/l this or
dtnance now pass TIL. ordinance
was passed. a majority of the Al
derIntn present voting therefor as
follows:
Burton. Case, Cranshaw, Dill. Ellis
FTeiwAld. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle
sakel. kochtr krimmei. krork,
Lcmpke. Lodke. Nowc, owen, Richert
Robinson, Rolio. Rutter, Schemapsky
gchuitx, Starkey. stefanowski. Thomp-
SON. Vernon. warteiI. Wcnzei. A. r
Wilson, w. T., wiilron. Wing, link
zoelier. and the President--3S
x Nnys--None-
Tho title TO the ordinance was con-
nrmed.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
PrIntIn0.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Printing; to whom WAS rsferred .
Transmitting proposals for city print
ing In foreign languages. respect
fully report we have had the same
under consideration and ind that the
lowest bidder for Poiish at as per
cent on schedule and that the Italian
Tribune 10 lowest bidder for Italian
at - per cent on schedule. We.
therefore, offer the following reso-
Using In the Polish and italian lam
guagss.
CHAS. r. WING.
John c. LODGE,
w. J. WILSON.
LOUIS II. LEMPKE.
Accepted, and on leave, the follow
ina resolutions were offered:
Resolved. That the Controller be
and is hereby authorised ana directed
TO enter into contract with the
Polish American Publishing Co. for
f for .nnsn. s YEAR re'n psl
on schedule. and submit same to this
Council for approval: and be u FUR
ther
Resolved. That the Controller be
to enter into contract with the
Italian Tribune for city printing IN
the ftaitan language for the ensuing
year at 50 per cent OF schedule. and
submit same TO this Council for APP
prevail.
Accepted and adopted - follow: /.
Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Diff. Ellis
FreiwaId. Gilman. Outksrd. Iiindle
Jakel. Kocher. krimmel. Kronk
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Riehert
schuitz, starkey. stefanowski, Thomp-
SON, Vernon, Warteli. wenset. A. =
Wilson. W. J. Wilson. Wing. link.
Zoeller. and the Prcsidsnt-56
Nays-None.
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StrsetA

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentiemen-Your Committee on
Streets. u whom was retefrcu 'hs
ts0sp requesting hearing relative
TO the construction OF porte coch~re
al 4ss-4 NCGraw avenue. respectfully
report We have had the same under
constderafion ana at petitioners re-
quest would recommend that safo pc.
tltion bs allowed 70 be Withdrawn.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES CRANSHAw
ELMER ~. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN I. JAkEL
Accepted aud adopted.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Street Openings.

tn the Honorable the Common Council
0euttemen-Your Committee on
street Openings to whom was re-
ferred the communication from the
clerk of the Recorders Court trans
hitting verdict rendered by jury OF
said court In the matter or openins
carleton avenue from Mcclellan ave-
nue. 10 Cooper avenue. where not al
ready opened as public street and
highway respectfully report that We
have had the matter under considera-
tIon and are satisfied that the prop
erty In the vicinity of the Improve
ment n largely benefited by same
and should therefore bear a portion
OF the exPense. The award OF the
mend that IS per cent or e1.025 % be
assessed on the local assessment dis
trict. and that the remaining portion.
viz: Is per cent or e19f.0s be paid by
the City OF Detroit out OF the Street
Opening fund. and we therefore oRer
the following resolution.
Respectfully unlimited,
JAMES VERNON.
HERMAN r., link,
JOHN T. THOMPSON,
y. w. WENZEL.
JOHN A. KRONK.
JOSEPH RO1.LO.
Accepted and on leave the follow.
ing resolution was offered:
By AID. rrelwaid:
Resolved That the Common Coun-
s Sf the ,s S ,S E. pssrc s;siS a. !:
. just proportion Of the compensa.
ton awarded By the. jurY for the
property taken b. the City of De.
Avenue from HcCisiIss avssac 10
coeDsr svsnss. whsrs 4ot 49,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Street Openings.

To the Honora BILE the Common Couneli.
Centiemens--Your committee -"
Street Openings; 70 wnom from he
Clerk OF the Recorders Court trans
hitting verdict rendered oy JUL -
said Court In the matter OF op~nns
avenue between MAnistiaue and Asn-
land avenues. where not aireauy
nren.d ls feet wide. as pubic al
ley. respectfully report that We ntsr
ard ar. satisfied that the property IN
the vicinity OF the Improvement "a
largely hensfitted by same anu snoulo
therefore bear all OF the az
and We recomrne nd that $4,000 be
ssse-.ed on the local assessment DTS
,rtct and We therefore oner the foi-
lowing resoiutien-
Respectfully submittea
JAMES VERNON,
Join T. THOMPSON.
r. W. wENzEL.
!pOHN A. kEONk.
JOSEPH ROILO.
Accepted, and on leave the io''o
ing resolution was offered.
BY III .n,vs sLe. rnas the Common coun-
eli Of the city OF Detroit. hereby de-
teruines that the sum OF $1,000. ,s a
iust proportion of the commemorative
awarded by the jury Tor ,ns pffo toy the
oneoInr Of alley in the block south OF
Isnerson avenue. between Aanfstiaue
and Ashland avenues. whefe hvt
ready open ~ feet wide. wn,en a ano
~ ne pieces or parcels OF real es-
tate which will thus be benenfted oy
said Improvement. whicn seM pr,h
or parcels OF real es ~ ,he Common
Sa,ns,f ~ c. D. s32-1D, wherein
,s. Assessment district for this i'm,
provement was designated. snd "e !"
iu Pt.sso,ved. That there be assessed
Il icvied upon said piece or par.
ceIs OF real estate tncIuded IN
resolution above referred 10
amount an ,n OF . ssaveS which each LOT
such IMPROVEMENT. and be " fnrtner
Resolved. That the hoard OF asses sea
.e.s Of the Git SS,r co and instruct
81 10 proceed forthwith TO prepare
An asaessment roll In conformity WIN
the requirements OF tne cna.oe
cisi assessments for collecting the
creme OF public improvements
where a street 10 graded. comprIsins
the property hereinns,ors . n II
D, ss2-1D. upon which they
sn,,i assess and levy the amount OF
ssso 90. each lot or parcel 70 De
NAV be OF said amount In
sccordancs with the amount OF bene,
a, derived by such Improvement ana
be IL further
s"Ii ~ made in one part. which
shsii heroine due and payable In so
Az. after the frst publication by
ths city Treasurer OF the notice oil
said assessment
Adopted as follows; ,,.u
Ysss-AId Ashe, Barnett Bieil.
purton. case. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis.
Freiwalc, Gilman. Outhard. indie'
rsL.i Kocher. Krimmcl. Kronk
1909 I.odue Nowc Owen. Hichert
Rob3nson, Roiio. Rutfer, schemsnsky,
schuitx Starkey. Stefanowski, Thornp-
son' Vernon. wartsiL Wsnzel. =
Wilson w, j. Wilson. Wing, link.
ZorIIer' and the President-3s.
Naya--NOne.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

To the Honor able the Common Council'
csantiemen-Your Committee on
Streets. TO whom was referreu the
netitIon OF George street Jr. ,Ses1l
protesting against the paving OF
Harvey avenue respectfully report
We have had the same under consul
Grafton and recommend that the pray :
ers Of petitioners De granted and AL
bids rejected for paving said street
a. contained in communication
from the Department Of Public Works
on July Is. ISIS ~. G. G. y. 12oh.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES CRANSHAW
ELMER y. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN I. LAX FL.
Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

open :: : ySA!,s stree: 4: saS hisAwsy:
or oscvpants Of the .ptecee. or parcels
s sss ~s .sIa i'm sss: e
.sish s.la Iissss g PARCELS g re-!
OF Ihe Common couucii Il. c G.. >.
s. -. v ss ~: ~ss d s:
ignatsd. AID b u further
nseoivS4. That there be assssasd
And levied upon said piecee or par.
s sss,S % real sssss' sss,SSsA n s :hs
amount Of H.ciS.ss. g near g may
be. TO the advantage which each lot
or parcel Y deemed to acquire by
'o S..nisSsS rSs; N: board s ~ AR
sessors 81 the City Of Detroit 81 ana
they are hereby directed and In
strueted to proceed forthwith 20 pre-
charter Of In. city Of bssrois rslsi-
ing to special assessments for coll
iecttng tie expense OF public I'M
provements whore . street 10 Graded
e the IN sss
resolution 81. e. G. p. SsS--i&. upon
which they shAil Assess and levy the
amount Of si.o2S.ss. each lot or par
eel 20 be assessed at . ratable pro.
amount In accordance with the
amount ~ beneht derived by such
improvement and be Il further
Received. That the sum OF elS1.oS
Of the award of the jury be paid by
the City Of Detroit out OF the Street
Opening fund and further
Received. That said assessment
shall BE- made In ono part. which
shall become due and payable In 50
days after the nrst publication by
the. city Treasurer OF the notice Of
said ssssssmcnt
Adopted a. follows:
Neas-Ald. Ashc. Barnett Blcti.
Burton, Case. CranshAw. DILL Ellis.
Jakcl, xochsr. Krtmmei. Kronk.
Lempke. lvlpe. MOVIE. Owen, Richert.
Rohtnscns Roalo. Rutter. Schemansky.
schultz StArksy. Steeanowskt. Thong
son, Vernon. waqtell wenxel. A. r.
Wiison. w. J, NH3son. Wing. link.
zoeiler. ard the Frssidert-,S
Nays--Eone.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Iiauor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Oentlemen Your Committee on
Liauor Re guiatioh, TO whom was re-
ferred the application OF August
Hinder for transfer from ais Gran
dy avenue to 1894 Harper avenue.
respectfully report we have had the
Ing no objection thereto, recommend
that said application be approved
Respectfully submitted.
JACOB GUTHARD.
ELMER y. CASE.
w. II. C.. HINDLE.
Accepted and adopted as foiiows
Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill, Ellis
Freiwaid, Gilman. Guthard, Hindic
JakeI. kccber. Krimmel, ,kronk
Lemokc. Lodge. Movie. Owen, 4ttchcrf
Ro6fnsou RoIlo. Rutter, Schemansky
Schuits. starkey. Stefanowski.T hopp'
son. Vernon, Wnrteil. Wenzel, A.
zosiier. and the President--sG
N0yR--NOne.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

To the honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Liquor RcGulstlon beg leave TO re,
n conformity with the order Of Cir
cutt Judge Of the Wayne County
Circuit Court. enjolnipg your com
mittes 10 take action. upon certain
liquor licenses for is1k-1sis the sp-
plIcations for Which mao nor ,c vesr
Honorable Body that In compliancs
with the mandatory order OF the
court. We have again had under con :
sheraton the applseauons Tor n'ucf.
I nre"swsy % WIN. K. McintyIs. is-ii
West Columbia street; A. r. Kline.
a. GRAND River avenue; John y, NC:
ousde. Ss Monroe avenue: Edward
Hester. 40 East Jsner.on venue,
s wen; = f kssSssN euman. 1879 ran:
doiph street; Jos Lockridge. IS West
W Swsni' i3s, yunetion avenue; ia
cob Tuchewsxt, II; I s stree: street:
HH: :ss.r o 1nss Ills - Russsii street;
ChSfiss AnnuskavitA 1tt Thirty-sec-.
ond street; WIN. ,. HerGidan, l2s.
Tweifth street; Peter Pybssh, sss
wssson avenue; steve J. Rucklich'
tSi Med ,ss s ss:eu i.s ns s .v.nus
and yoSv committee RECOMMENDS TO
your Honorable Body that the ap-
niications for liquor licenses of ali
Of the aforssqld be denied.
RssPf;scsoSSS'ixx r rrS%1sfsd'
ffEfR b. cASE.
". r. g. HfNDLE.
Accepted ana laid on table for
aseolutlone and Ordinances.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Street openipos.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
CONTAMINATION COMMITTEES on
street Openings, TO whom was refer
red the communication from the
Clerk Of the Recorders Court. trsus.
milling verdict rendered by Jury of
said Court In the matter OF opentng
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
Hi Hmm psssBI5Fs.

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%. .' vsreSs. HsrssiE wonS:i. a A. 4
Wil.on. W. Wnlson. winF. link,
xid. Diii moved the, adoption OF the
majority report