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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-10


From the Department Of Public
Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentiemer-fn order to carry on
the work I would recommend the
the transfer OF t2.5o0 from surplus
1914 General Road Fund TO the credit
OF Account No. - a sub-fund In the
same fund known as Ward II.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. FENKEI.L..
Commissioner.
BY Aid Burton:
Resolved. That the City /Controlier.
be. and Is hereby authorized and DIT
rected 20 make the proper entries on
his books TO effect the transfer OF
$4,000 from Surplus 1915 General
Road Fund TO the credit Of Account
No 80 q sub-fund in the same fund
known rs Ward IL.
Adopted az follows.
Ycas-AId Allan. Barnett. Bell.
Case. cranshaw. Din. Dtngeman.
Ellis, Field. Freiwald. Gilman, Hin
die. Jakel. Heating. Kocher. kronk.
l. pike. Lodge. Nowc. owen.
Robinson. Roiio. Rutter. schemansky.
Schultz StffuHUwrkf, fhofnIrof
Vernon. wartel Wenzsl. Wilson,
Wing. link and the President-st
Nays-NCue
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decentralization.

The Clerk notified the chair that
Aid Field had flled notice that ne
would move 20 reconsider the vote BY
which a resolution authorizing the
employment OF two Clerks for the
sixth District OF the First Ward ~,
c. c.. p. 2s7). was adopted at the last
session
Ala Field then moved 20 recon
slider the vote by which the above
specified matter was adopted.
The motion was lost as follows:
Yeas--AId Field. Lodge, owen,
Thompson. yernor-b,
Nava--Ald Allan. Barnett, Bell,
Case. Cranshaw, Din. Dingeman. El-
hs. Freiwald. Gilman. Hlndie. JakeL
Heating. Kocher Kronk. Lempke,
Nowc. Robinson. Roiio, Ruttsr, Sehe-
Inansky, schultz. Stefanowski, War.
tell. wenzel. Wilson, Wing. link. and
the President--2s.
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--Reg 10 report that ]
have this day transferred ffteen
thousand tSi5.e0ol dollars from the
invested funds. and placed Same TO
the credit OF the Board Of street
Railway Commissioners. being the
balance Of the hundred thousand
Cti60 000l dollars mandatory TO be
raised for the use OF said commits
sion. In accordance with resolution
adopted by your Honorable Body De-
cember 20. 1917 q. &. c.. page 2ots),
The s5S. 900 previously borrowed. AMI
this $4,000 are TO be repaid on July
LIST, when the 1915 appropriations are
available
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ESGEL.
Controller
Accepted and placed on nle.
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COMMON
COUNCIL
,orrfcIAI.h

DstfoIt TUESDAY, March y, lsib.
IRE Council was called To order %
the President Hon, sherman Little
field
Pressnt---Aid. Allan. barnett, Bisil,
Case, crAnshAw, DILL DtnEe'
man. Ellis, Field. FrsiwAld. Gilman.
Hindie. JAksL Ksating. koohsr,
Kronk. Lcmpka Lodge, MOVIE. owen,
Robinson. RoIio, Rutter, sshsmsnslSS,
Htsfanowskl, Thompson. Vsrn
Wartsll. wenxel Wilson. Wins, zink,
and the Prssident--sA
There being q quorum present tho
Council was declared TO 10 In session.
The Journal OF tho precsding sss-
nIon was approved.
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From the Department Of Public
Worka

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen-The alley described
below are found 10 be IN an unsanl-
tnry condition on account Of depres-
sione therein holding accumulation
OF NTH and stagnant water. creating
n nuisance and menaclng the health
Of the public. The Board OF Health
having concurred. the Department OF
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RQnds issued By school
District Me- I. spr'ns-
wells
la4.Oee "a mol at t<.A lee %
Rends Issued By CROSSE
rotnte Township
,isSt% % etss.ooo HiHh-
way improve ment
Bonds at l%,.....a,,. LILO a
,lsstS OF esk.eo0 High
way tmpro vsmsnt
$4,000 BrldEs bonds st
,ss,scS school pi.,rls; avs %
No at tS$. 49,. 900 90
Ronds issued by village
Of tnirview--
tibs. isi<s at lNS pro-
portion assumed by
city, stN.o.,...,., lrs1 -
Bonds issued by village
OF HAmtrAmok~--
.f0la$ 90 100000 sewer
bonds at IS. ..s..... aoa 30
ioisa Of sss.ooe water
bonds at <S.....s.... as -
. so.iss &c
Referred TO the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means.
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T. q. currte II the lowest bidder,
average cos; per square yard inciud-
-TAe-p ei4Astf4eHt. -H,Hhi4e-As az ks
has entered into contract with the
lowest bidder In each ease. and here
BY asks the approval and confirma-
ton OF same by your honorable
Body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. FENkELL.
Commissioner
by Aid Heating.
Resolved, That the contract enter
ed into by the Department o. Public
Works with the Cleveland Trinidad
Paving Company for grading. paving.
etc, 81 Brush street. from the north
line OF Horton 90 the south curb line
Of Holbrook. Is feet wide. Win
asphaltic concrete tNatural Lake ~,
cost. Including inspection. etc. t2S,-
1850. be. and the same II hereby
approved and confirmed.
Referred TO Committee on streets.
by Aid. Heating:
Resolved, That the contract enter
ed into by the Department OF Public
Works with Detroit Asphalt Paving
Company for grading. paving. etc, 81
Thirtieth street from the porth line
OF Buchanan 10 the south curb line
OF Warren. 70 feet wide, with
asphaItic concrete Natural Lake
AsphaItD on concrete foundation and
Amherst curbstone Total cost. In
Guiding inspection. etc. f2f.653.15, he,
and the same II hereby approved and
confirmed
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
BY Aid Heating:
Resolved. That the contract enter
ed into by the Department OF Public
Works with T. r. Currie for grading,
paving. etc. OF Illinois street. from
the east line OF Russell 20 the west
line OF Riopclie. % feet wide. with
cedar block on concrete foundation
and Amherst curbstone. Total cost.
Including inspection. ETC. t3.7g743
Dc. and the same r. hereby approved
and confirmed.
Roferred 20 Cofnfufftee on qtreetR
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aeconsioeration.

The clerk notified the chair that
Aid Kills had nled notice tnat he
rorsIA move TO reconsider the vote by
which an ordinance. providing Tor
thirty cubic feet Of air space per pas
senRer carried on street cars In De-
troll ~. G. c.. ,. e23D. WAS Adopted Al
the last session.
the vote BY which the above spect-
fed matter was adopted.
The motion was lost as follows:
Yeas--Aid Ellis
Nays--Ald Allan. Barnett. Bell
case Cranshaw. Dill, Dingeman.
Field. Freiwald. Gilman. Hindle.
Jakel Heating Kocher. kronk.
f.empke. Lodge, Sowc. owen, Robin
son. RoIio, Rutter. Schemansky.
schultz. stefanowski, Thompson, Yer
nor. wartell. wsnzel. Wilson. Wing.
link. aud the Pre-ident--sa
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r., .he Honorable the Common Council.
Gentiemen-The following rePoIAs
=, f,ity CJfncers for the week enclns
sa,nrday. March 6. 1918. are respect
fully submitted
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentiemen--fn reply TO a notice
from this Office the following pro.
possis for erecting structursl st,e.
siteratIon OF the South Asphalt
Plant. were received: -. ~
Daieie-steger Iron Works. tfes %
Levis-Haii Iron Works fsz 90
Russell wheel q Foundry -. a.
The whit.hesd q Kaiss
Iron Works LILY w
Lewis-Haii Iron Works u the low
est bidder.
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Fpr the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Coahs !. =
uentlemen--The toto.Lhs
nroved account. are respectfully SUD
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has entered into contract with the
lowest bidder, and hereby asks the
approval and confirmation Of Same by
your Honorabi Body.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE IA. FENkELL.
Commissioner.
ny Aid. keatings
Resolved. That the contract enter
cd into by the Department OF Public
works with Lewis Hall Iron Works
Tor furnishing structural steel and
other necessary work for the altorn-
ton OF the South Asphalt Plant at a
cost OF sss2. be. and the same 10
hereby approved and Confirmed.
referred to Committee on streets
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BY the Clerk.


4see-of Nellie sullivan. for dam
Refsrred 10 Committee on Claim,
and Accounts.
lsi0--of Ernst Kern. for permits
sion 90 extend present area.
Referred 20 Committee on Streets
fntion Of taxes.
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
taf2--Of Mary f. Oliphant for .
cancellation OF istt taxes.
Referred % Committee on TaNep.
f1iS--tf Chas, r. w. Rowland, for
q cancellation % taxes.
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
tt1t--Of Mary Prentis 81 al. for
permission 20 erect marauise
Referred 70 Committee on streets
aafk-@Of w. r. williams. for re-
FUND OF 1914 taxes
Referred 70 Committee on Taxes.
ttie--Df John Lutch. for n cancel-
istion OF 1914 taxes
Referret 60 Committee on Taxes
tsfT-Of Houcr warren a Co. 20
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gentlemen submit herewith sup
Elemental Estimates for various
funds. received IN this oface since
the last session OF your Honorable
Body
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE ENGEI4
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GEORGE ESGEl4
Controller.
Accepted and referred TO the COM
,,Ittee on WAYS and Means
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From the Department Of public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen--ln reply 20 a notice
from this office. the following pro.
posals were received for paving
streets.
Brush street-From Horton 10 Hol.
brook. rs feet wide. with asphaltle
concrete Natural Lake AsphalD on
concrete foundation and Medina.
bsrea or any other eurbstone tina.
may be bid upon and ordered.
Amherst curb.
Detroit Asphalt Paving CO. s2SIs5 81
Cleveland Trinidad Paving
Co. .. NJ 7of 40
]. A. Mercier. .. as,si 70
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co L.
the lowest bidder. average cost per
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petitions Presented.
by kLD VERNON.

BY AID NERNQh
4s2s--Of Capitol square Building
Co. for permission TO constrne, ares
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
t1zt--Ot Charles l.. Weeks. for
permission 10 construct two covered
arens.
4sas---Of Joseph Palombo. 81 al.
for the paving OF alley nrst west OF
Rivard street extending from Brady
street.
BY AID. WING.
4g7s--of Catherine Murphy, for
the cancellation OF the general city
taxes for the year 1914.
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on streets
437T--Of Adalbert ,. Kuhn. for per-
mission 10 remodel areaway.
Referred 20 Committee on Streets.
BY AID. BLEu
ss1s--Of q. Edward Bleil. for the
cancellation OF a personal tax.
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
BY AID. Dill
4s2e--of William IT.. Colder 81 al
for the paving OF Artillery avenue.
extending from Jefferson avenue west
10 Fort street wet
Referred 10 Department Of Public
BY AID. Gilman
ts3o--Of Edward r Robinson et al
10 prevent further establishment OF
additional saloons IN the district
bounded by Peterson street, Portland
and Beaumont avenues and NJ c.
IL. r.
Referred TO Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
f35i--of John Plaszczyea ct al.
asking that Joseph PiaszcEyeA be al
lowed 20 transfer liquor license.
Referred TO Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
ny AID. DINGEAfAN.
t1s1--Of Robert Greennsld ct al.
for the paving OF Garland avenus
north. extending from Charlevoix
street 90 City Limits.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
ssss-of =. j. Mcintyre ct al, for
the paving OF alley between Hurl-
burt and Bewick avenues, extending
from Kcrcheva avenue 10 Waterloo
street.
Deferred to Department OF Public
BY AID RuTTER.
4sst--Of Detroit Geological Society
asking confederation OF offer OF iant
20 the city
Referred 20 Park. and Boulevard.
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From the CITY Treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gentismen--I herewith submit nv
trial balance for month ending Feb
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StFFEEMENTNI PIHEIt HENLIH
FUND.
IMPROVEMENT
Additional amount re-
auired 20 purchase hos
pltal site adjoining
Herman kieftr Hospi-
Is tnl .ss.stersf.s s.ssssssst ltoOV w
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on Health
and City Hospitals.
SUPPLEMENTAL INTEREST FUND.
Bonds Issued by village
and School, District OF
Delray--
fffb.See NJ El ...s..,..f b.715 90
Bonds issued by Village
Of Woodmere--
$4,000 AZ 3h% t.7sS 90
BONDS issued by Town
ship ~ springweils.
proportion assumed by
the city ..s..s..sss... 1000 %
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s-Board OF Water Com
missioners. taxes stls ~
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller.
Referred 20 Committee on Claims
and Accounts
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INTEREST FUND.
st4-Ma1 e. Koch, city
Treas interest .. sI21Iz 50
M,RKET FUND
ioA-Gregg HARDWARE Co.
hardware ....t zsl
4i--P. koenig Coal Co.
coal ............. 20
t2-P. Koenig Coal Co.
coal .t.......+..... 90
10 10
PARK & BOULEVARD Fund Page
PARK a 'LENARD FUND
1a33-American AgrIcuI-
tural Chemical Co.
fertilizer .......t z27 70
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sUPPLEMEyr1L FIRE coMais.

IMPROVEMENT
Fire Engine House in the
vicinity OF Dix and
Central avenues.
site .....-.t 24n5 90
Building . -b.00e 90
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square yard. including Inspection. etc.
tzs1s
Thirtieth stTeet--From Buchanan 10
warren Is feet wide. with asphnlttc
concrete Natural Lake Asphalt on
concrete foundation and Berea.
Medina or any other curbstone that
snay be bid upon and ordered
Detroit Asphalt Paving 60. S2gD43 10
Cleveland Trinidad Paving
Co ..s. e4.1st ~
H. A. MERCER ............ 24.606 Is
Detroit Asphalt Paving Company -
the lowest bidder, average coat per
square yard, Including Inspection.
etc, t2sIa
Illinois street--From Russell 20
Riopelle, IS feet wide. with cedar
block on concrete foundation and
Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
dered.
Talbot q Shepard. ........ ft2sI ~
IT r. Currts ..... 1855 "a
y. Porath .,...s......s... @bet y
,. A. Mercisr ............ 3.ssp ~
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
LASTING PAVEMENTS
FOR COUNTRY ROADS
Methods Of Construction and Advant-
ages of Concrete and Brick High


Methods Of Construction and Advant-
ages of Concrete and Brick High
ways.
Now that road authorities generally
recognize the need of more during
country roads, two bulletins issued by
the Department Of Agriculture, one on
Portland cement concrete and the
other on vitrified brick pavements,
are timely. Each deals largely with
the selection Of materials and approx
ed methods Of constructing the kind
Of road it treats Of, and also contains
some observations of interest to the
layman. Although brick roads are
expensive to construct they are be-
coming common and are giving gen.
eral satisfaction, their principal ad-
vantages being durability under prac-
tically all traffic conditions, easy trac-
ton and the ease with which they are
maintained.
No brick pavement constructed in
accordance with the best modern
a brick pavement on Sixth street,
Terre Haute, Ind, that was laid in
1912 on broken stone foundation
and on which the cost of repairs has
been only about 5000, due to two
breaks caused by expansion. This
street carried a heavy traffic on part
Of it's yength. Another brick pave
land, in 1899. on natural soil founda-
| ton In a thickly settled residential
section, has never required any re-
pairs due to wear, and it's present
condition indicates many more years
Of service.
Most of the concrete pavements
have proved entirely satisfactory
where traffic conditions were not un-
duly severe. The earliest pavements
Of this type, constructed in Bellefon-
taine. Ohio, in 1893s, was put down
on one side Of the public square
where it carries a heavy traffic and
has not cost more than 5000 for re.
pairs In its twenty-five years Of es
istence. Concrete roads are durabl,
, under ordinary suburban and rura
traffic: present q smooth, even sur
. face. offering very little resistance t
} traffic; produce practically no dust
can be maintained at small cost ant
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
RAISING SWEET POTATOES
Proper Storage To Prevent Rot and Late Winter Mar
ket Secret of Success

the shelves His crop is placed in the
house unassorted. When the house
has been filled. fire is started in the
furnace and the drying process is on.
The ma aximun temperature is 80 de-
grees. For "a hours the heat is ap-
piled without let-up, followed with
subsequent hold-up Of one day, with
a renewal for four or five days in
succession. The quantity Of sap in
the tuber determines the amount Of
drying required. The barometer
used in testing the moisture is several
bundles OF cured tobacco. When these
tobacco leaves remain fairly constant
In drynesS the soundnesS of the potato
is assured. When the leaves begin to
evidence increasing moisture and
dampen under it's effect the signs in
dicate the need Of a drying process.
The furnace is fired, all told, week
during the winter months. OF course.
variable winters might slightly vary
the requisite number OF days.
The culture Of the sweet potato is
simple in the discovery of soil adapt
eble to the growth Of the tuber and
in methods Of cultivation. sandy
loan with a clayey subsoil is prefer
able. The BerbatuS variety is Culti
waited by MIR. Welch. 1t is a hardy
variety and it's keeping qualities re-
| commend it's wide use.
The sweet potato bed of Mr.. WEIGH
| is located in warm, sandy spot on
/ his farm. Thee bed which supplied
| plants for the 1915 crop is 80 yards
! long and feet wide, and Is bushels
were bedded therein. The land was
prepared on April I and the seed
bedded on April 10. The soil was
| thoroughly pulverized before the
sweets were bedded. One one-horse
| load of stable manure was used. The
tubers were implanted inches be-
low the surface Of the land in order
| to retain a sufficient amount OF mois-
ture.
Simple methods are practiced in
the cultivation of the crop. The land
is broken, at a medium depth, about
April I. The use of the cultivatOr
keeps the soil in a mellow, moist
condition. The rows are run Off at a
distance Of 1-2 feet and the plants
Six hundred pounds of fertilizers are
used to the acre, the analysis being
S-2-10. Within 10 days after settina
the hoe is used in making a light
cultivation, with subsequent uses 0.
the cultivator for two or three times
during the season. The turning
plOw hills the crop, after the vine
have attained to length Of or
. feet. The vines are cut with q disl
cultivatOr and the rows are "barret
off," and the potato plow upturns tn
years production.
The Durham IN. c. market con
] sumes the majority Of his production
t the small surrounding towns eacl
: drawing upon his crop for local con
5 sumption. His shipments are mad
t in IL bushel bags, the cost of trans
t pOrtat1On to the fartheSt market Of 2
miles being only cents a bag.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26

serve as an excellent base for some
other wearing surface when res1rrac--
ing becomes desirable. tss
Since Wayne county Mich, began
building concrete roads in 1909, there
has been a rapid increase in such
pavements In that year $4,000
square yards were built, in 1912 the
yardage had increased to 6,47o,o0o,
and in 1914 to mere than $4,000, ooo
yards The average cost OF three
pieces Of concrete road built in ILL
nois by the State Highway Commits
sion in 1912 was SS cents per square
yard including preparation of the
subgrade but exclusive Of cost Of the
use Of machinery, and tools. This
would make the cost per mile Of u
15-foot surface s7,744. California has
built 500 miles Of concrete roads dur
ing the last hree years and New ork
State ranks second. They are also be-
ing laid extensively in Michigan. Illi-
nois Wisconsin and Iowa.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26

The introduction Of electric pos
recently started the explOitatI"N H
Chile OF what experts declare to IT,
the greatest known deposit o9 e"ri'
in the world.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26

Australia's public debt IS s-t1 -'I
each person; that Of the United SFt.'N
is only sl1 a person.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
WHY WOMEN SHOULD
VOTE

CONTINUED from page elcven)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20

9a IN ~
A said Town or Stcaleya Heights entitled.
An ordinance providing FOR the issti-s
ing OF bones By til e Town OF Ste4Lley8
f4e4gh mt tile sale of tile same IL
provide funds to be used Tor the sfol-5
lowing purposes. tn-w:lt: To pave wttp
& brick and 10 co tisrrtlct Nj necessSry curb
inFs and dogithe necessary gram n4. make
neeessa ~. 4 lis and excavations and do
al other work necessary 10 grade. pave
and fcarb North Street from afil Ford
street to liver F:oad. and Stealeys stye-s
Hntie from North Street TO Baker Avenue.
and Baker venue from :steaies Ave-
nue. to Duff Street, and Dun Street
from Sortli Street to Duncan Avenue.
and Hart land Avenue from MILFORD
street to Traction Avenue. each and all
CT which said streets are in the said
Town of SStealeESJHeis gifts. to the amount
III Thirty thousand Dollars CSSu.p001;
and Also tp provide for the proper APP
3plfcation ot the funds thus derived for
ezpufposes Aforesaid "A adoptel by the
common council Of said Town OF
Stealey Heights, Harrison County. West
Virginia. on the first day OF April % Is.
IN TEST IM0SYE8 WIIEREOF. The
Town OF Stealey Heights hath hereunto
atfixel Its seal and caused this bond
to- be signed by, Its Mayor and Recorder.
Dated this first day OF June. els.
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SPECIAL BOND ELECTION

l ~
MAYORS PKocLaalATfoN FOR
SPECIAL ELEC-rIoS{sTO BE HELD
II APRIL 81. II 015 2 As W
Sotlee Is y res..- 9 wen that the fol-
ta oWa Of e ea fo Meigs SeahGi
the council chz1nber i n said Town, on thu
first day Of April. y 4 3 15, and proclama-
ton pursua IT. TO- said 9 rdinance for q.
special election. to be held tllereunder
;recItlnE said ordinance as required by
law Is here mad e. III 8ss5y
VI I, =, o sEt Ia ance &C. II
issuing OF bonds by the Il own OF ssteaIeyF
Heights and the saleSof the same to pro
vide fund s to- be US ed for the following
purposes. tow It, TO pave With brick and
10 construct ncce ssary curbing and do
the necessary grading, max 5necessarys
nils and 5excayatlons. and do al q t!ier
North Street from NJ ilford Street to-
River Road. and Stealeyf8 Avenue from
SsFen veess From aha
DUFF street. and Duff street from North
Street to Duncan Avenue. and IIartland5
Avenue. each and ILL OF which said
streets. are In the lid Town of Stealey4
Heights. to the amount ct Thirty Thou
sand Dollars ts 10000: I; and also to pro-.
vide for the proper app llcatIon Of the.
funds thus derived for the purposes.
aforesaid. 49, fs5 S533s5
the Town Of Stealey He ghts a i'd on the
}twenty-tlrSt day or y Iuls..I5 4 OF, hold a
special election pursuant to a. petition;
signed by one hundred and more than
one hundred. voters and property owns
stt.s Of the said Town q LEY Hei ghtst
New M cthod Of Paving Streets. N. lltchi
said election was ED tfders the laws
EoyerninE other, city town " and ND laKe!
the mai GRITTY OF the ball OTIS being cast
For ADOPTION Of New NJ ettlpd or Paw
tfa.