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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Stock Trading More Normal
Absence Of Sensational
Developments.
BUYING RUSH CONTINUES

Tho SUpe rncial characteristics Of TN.
stock market underwent q change for
the better. Tho market was u more nor.
nal afar. Tho trading no longer cen
tired To disproportiouatc extent, as II
did on Friday and earlier IN tho week.
In "a certain class Of industrial shares
whose merit 1T tho present level Of
pgicce has not been established. There
was also AN absence Of Developments;
of sensational nature like the Friday
rise in American locomotive. which
gave tho whole market an artificial and
unreal appearance
That speculation had been car
ters was obvious to every one
who had not completely lost his head
In the weller of war order rumors
which has deluged the financial district
in the past few days. The slowing down
Of this furious speculation in the minor
industrials appears to have been due to
action taken by banks and other lend
ing institutions in exercising a closer
supervision over collateral loans This
ought to have a beneficial influence in
the general list of shares. although II
IL not yet certain that the thing has
not already been carried too far in
some directions ana That eventually
there will have to be some revision.
As TO how far the sort of specula ion
that mas peen seen IN the lndustrlals
mas Deen carried INTO the rest of the
market there ~ much difference of opin-
ion. Yesterdays prompt upturn in the
standard shares probabl, treasured peo-
pie who had been inclined to suggest
extrsme caution i'm tho immediate fu-
ture. Inc chei ditlicultN about judg-
ing tue state OF the speculative ac-
count when d" strong hull movement Il.
under way lies in the fact that 10 Is inn
possible 10 gauge the extent OF tho pub
lies commitments or its capacity for
absorbing stock.
In the last analysis the lengths to
which thc present advance can go with
out - setback depends on the volume of
new public buying rs it comes IN daily.
Activities Of pools and reckless profess
sional Spectators may push prices APP
parcutlv to absurd levels Ovcrtrading
on the part OF the public itself resulting
from easy cNccSses may he INDUCED
in And IL only requires sufficient
amour, Of now huying from outside
sources to correct the unhealthy situa-
ton, or at least ia postponc it, results
tcupor,rilv The tremendous thrush Of
nov buvins In Steel common and other
leading shares Yesterday NAV have re-
licvcd a couditinu of affairs that was
,thcrwise , Ntila ,ouhe,,.y and MO-
vented - REELECTION here of vha, has been
,oiu,, ON i'm certain ou,rters of tho in
dns,,t,t "a,
y, ,o,,,d ,o ,ho ,,,r,oJi,,, ,,,,ur.
Theoretically stocks cannot hc ho,,ph,
.nccni,t,y,.iv Win no much s,ro,v az
,bov ro,,id tom nv ,,v.r.v noints Iowo,
doy,,, rho hos boar ,r.a, ad,.,nc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
RUMoRs HELP STEEL ADVANCE
Favorable Court Decision Expected
In Federal suit.

Among the many reports on which the
stock OF the United states Steel Corpora
tion has been advanced lately Is one that
the decision Of the United States Dis
trict Court, which has the Government
dis Tuition suit under Amusement, will
he handed down almost any day now.
y decision favorable to the Steel Cor
poraiion is confidently looked for 10y the
friends OF the corporation.
While II Is possible that the court
may render it, decision AZ any time now,
l. VAS learned Yesterday from an au-
thority IN tic litigation that II Is more
reasonable to expect that the decision
Viii not he handed down until some
tinc in Jane. The court adjourns In the
last part ~ June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

'cct'ons are So slow that dealers are
unable To purchase as heavily rs usual Of
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January
Where follows orc 70 o
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New cit, <Otrs.

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, Ctts.G Ms sen, ~ 100 lor.s . ~
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SUB. TREASURY STATEMENT,

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P''i hv hlnku 20 sun 1-,p.l~, -. .nu.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

.Er dividend,
Where = C" follow,
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for 10 shares
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

'Psr value. $50. 'Hr dividend.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
WAYS and Means.

To the Honorable the Common. Council;
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
WAYS and Means 20 whom was re-
ferred communication from the
Board OF Assessors requesting an ap-
propriation Of 81, 900 from the Con-
tinRent Fund to take care OF the sal
AIRY Of "A clerk for the year 1915, re-
spectfully report We have had same
under consider alton and seeing no OBJ.
jection thereto. recommend that said
request bc granted ard the follow
ing resolution adopted.
CHAS. ". BURTON,
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
JOHN c. LODGE,
GODFREY FREiWAIsD,
JACOB GUTHARD,
w II. &. HINDLE.
VIM. #. ZOELLER
Accepted. and on leave. the follow -
ing resolution was offered.
By Ala. Burton;
Resolved That the sum OF 81, ZOO
be and the same is hereby appro-
priated from the Contingent Fund
10 take care OF the salary of clerk
in the office OF the Board OF Assessors
for the year 1915.
Adopted az follows:
Yeas-Ald. Ashe. Barnett, Bleil,
Burton. Case, Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis,
Hindle. Jakel. Keating. Kocher,
Krimmel. Kronk, Kunz. Lempke
Lodge, Nowc, owen, Richert. Rollo,
Rutter Schmansky, schultz. Starkey.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel.
w j, Wilson. Wing, link. Zoeller.
and the Presidents.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: Your committee on
whom was referred the corhmunl cation
of His Honor the Mayor, (J. G. G. p.
----). beg leave to report TO your
honorable body that we have had the
prompt action should characterize
your honorable body in authorizing
the Commissioner of Public Works
to, as eXpeditiously as possible, pro-
preparations in accordance with the
opinions expressed In the said COM
mnniCbtion and we, therefore, offer
the following resolution.
Spectfully submitted,
CHAS. W. BURTON.
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
JOHN c. LODGE,
w. II. &. HINDLE,
JACOB GUTHARD.
GODFREY FREIWA
Accepted. and on leave, the fol-
lowing resolution was offered.
BY Aid Rutter:
recently called the attention OF this
body 10 the urgent necessity for re-
storing traffic communication with
Isle by means OF both temporary and
permanent bridges. and
Whereas, There is no divergence OF
opinion among the members OF this
body to the same effect; therefore
be II
fNtSOlNfN. L nat tUt commissioner OF
Public Works be and Ia hereby di-
reCted To prepare preliminary plans
aud ec'ficHtions and estimates of
cost OF a temporary bridge from the
mainland to Belle Isle, on or near
the site or the old bridge. both plans
- be submitted to the Common Coun-
Gil for approval. estimates cost not
20 exceed 500, 10000: plans and esti-
mates to include steel construction,
and wood and steel construction; and
be ~ further
Resolved, That the Commissioner
OF Public Works be and 10 hereby
directed TO prepare preliminary plans
and specifications and estimates Of
the cost OF permanent bridge from
the mainland TO Belle Isle on the site
approximately 81 800. 10000 plans and
estimates to include concrete con-
struction and steel and concrete con-
struction all plans and specifications
and estimates to be submitted to the
Common Council for their approval or
rejection and II fuFtheF-
Resolved. That. in the preparation
Of the rlsnn and specifications for the
construction OF said permanent
bridge, the necessary grade separa-
ton. incident TO an approach In keep
ing with the design OF said bridge
shall he included. In the cost there
Of. TO the end that congestion OF traf-
&c may be reduced 20 a minimum
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald. Ashe, Barnett Bleil
Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis,
Field FreIwald' Gilman. GythSrd,
1soose. {ro<y. -oWon. 1ichert. Roiio.
RutteT schmansky. Schultz. Starkey
Thompson. vernon, Wartell -Wensel,
w Wilson, Wing, link, Zoelier
and the President--3s
NaNs-Eone
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Ways and Means.

To the Honorab BILE the Common Council.
tentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
ways and Means. TO whom was re-
tefrcd a communication from the
iubltc Lighting Commission, request
ing transfer or funds TO take care
Ct an increased capacity In the ser
vice OF the Fairbanks school. which
viii require the construction Of an
underground conduit. the installation
OF cables. additional transformers and
an extension OF overhead lines to
provide multiphase service respect
fully report We have had same UNDER
confederation and recommend that the
sum Of S9G5 be transferred from last
years uneNpeudcd balances as set
forth IL the following resolution.
respectfully submitted,
ROBERT W. RUTTER.
JOHN &. LODGE
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JACOB GCTHARD.
w. ". G, HINDLE.
WM. +. ZOELLER.
Accepted and on leave the following
resolution was offered.
Bv Ald Burton.
Resolved. That the sum OF 1855 be
and Is hereby approI rated from last
years uPeNpended balances remaining
in the Public lighting Fund TO be
used Tor the purpose of Installing ad-
increased service asked for by the
Board of Education.
Adopted as follows;
Neas-Ald Ashe, Barnett. Bietl
Burton. case. Cranshaw. Diu. Ellis
Field Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard.
lIindlc. Jakol. Keating. Kocher,
Krimmel kronk. kunz. Bempke
Lodge Nowc, owen, Richert. Rollo,
Rutter Schmansky. schultz. Starkey.
w J Wilson, Wing. zlnk. zoeiier.
and the President--3S
Nays-None
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen:---I beg 20 advise your
Honorable Body that the following <
liquor dealers applications and
bonds, under Act 29f OF the Public
Acts OF 1909, as amended. have been
APPLICATIONS.
lSOl-Frank Buzenski, for transfer
from No. i Addison avenue 20 No.
loSS Harper avenue.
lS02--JacOb Biernacki. for transfer
from No. 33S Milwaukee avenue east
TO No. 1928 Military avenue.
lS03--Samuel II Wolfe whole
Adams avenue east to No. 1865 Miohi =
gan avenue.
lSOI-John y. Petrovicn for trans
fer from No. 5ll Clatrpointe avenue
to No. 1910 Alter Road,
BONDS.
l7S9-Charles Fieishans. No. 2446
Jefferson avenue east.
l192-George Roberts, No. 500 St
Antoine street
l793-Zigmond Miller. No. I29 An
derson avenue.
17sl-Joseph Kahn. No. 2254 West
Jefferson avenue.
li96-M Martino DeLisz, 20. 400 Wat
son street.
1797-Whliam f. simpson. No. 1877
Chopin avenue.
lSu0--l.eNi Kurczabinski No IFS
Dane street
1Sol--Frank Buzenski, No. 1883
Harper avenue.
lSo2-Jacob Biernacki, No. 1928
Military avenue.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
IFpUIS IT. LIIM FIX r,
JOHN A KRONK.
ANTHONY NOWC,
TnCUDIr GrrYF-NF ANsc.rrxr
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
streets. To whom was referred the
petitions OF H. W. williams t6a8s)
453 Michigan avenue. OF r. r. New .
som 7006l. III Monroe avenue: and
avenue east. all for the installation
Of gasoline pumps and lighting
posts near the curb I'm front OF the
above mentioned addresses. respe,t-
fully report we have had same ub-
der consideration and seeing no OBJ
pection thereto. recommend that said
petitions be granted aal the follow
ing resolutions adopted
JAMES CRANSHAW.
THOS. r. Gilman.
EDWARD BARNETT
ELMER H. CASE.
JOHN l. JAKEI.
JULIUS l. KlRlNMEl.
Accepted. and on leave, tho fol-
lowing resolutions were offered
BY AID. Barnett.
Resolved. That the department "
Public Works bc and Is hereby auth
oriZed and directed 90 issue a permit
to ~ W, Williams 20 install combina-
ton gasoline pump and lighting post
IN front of f53 Michigan avenue. near
the curb;
Provided. That said work shall De
performed under the supervision %
the Department ~ Public Works ana
In accordance with plans submitted
to and approved ht said Department,
Provided. That no rights in the
public streets shah b. considered
waiCed by this permission. which is
granted expressly or the condition
that said combination gasoline pump
and lighting post and all ohstruc-
tions In connection herewith shall
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

FOR the sum OF $1,000 per day and
the receipts 20 go 10 the City or Tor
q consideration OF 10000 per day
ana the steamship company retain
the receipts. settlement 10 be had
monthly or at such other time as may
De- agreed upon. and II awarded the
contract We agree 10 carry free OF
charge all perishable and package
freight as we'll as the employees EN-
ploA ed on Belle Isle. and Will furnish
"a bond in such amount and with such
auretirs a. the Councii may require.
Respectfully submitted,
PENINSULA STEAMBOAT Co,
Per Henry j. Hunt,
Treasurer.
Accepted and referred 20 Commit
tee on WAYS and Means.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Savers.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Centiemen.- Your committee on
Savers. TO whom was referred tne
netition Of Detroit Trust co. toSIoD
adm Est OF Edward NJ. cary, Tor
adjustment OF sewer assessment,
spectfully report We have nad saS
tbat the sum OF S2l.07 ne accepted
from petitioner for tax title sold 70
the CITY. and. therefore, oner the
following resolution
Respectfuliy submitted.
ROBERT W. RUTTEh
MOSES wARTEtG.
JAMES VERNON.
CHAS A. KOCHER,
GODFREY FREIW AID,
THOS. T.. GILMAN.
John l. JAKEL
Accented. and on leave. the foliow-
Ing resolution was onered.
Spos"lyed' THAT the city Treasurer
ho and ia hereby authorized and IN
structsd TO accept the sum or S2l.oL
in payment of The city pld I"r M Msems'
ssssssment levied against the easter
o.. feet ~ lot 3. = y. Cranes
s,t,, - lots %. % and 81. etc, in
,Sca and cancel balance due. tBook
D Folio 4. Nov. I'D
Adopted az follOwS' -,
yeas-Ald Ashe. Prrnett, biell.
p1rfou. case. Craushaw. ON. ElHs'
FieTr FrrwaiT Gilman Gnthard.
Vlndle. Jakst kcatinE hoCner'
i.5dge. NoWc. owen. Richert. Rollo.
Rrtfer. Schmausky. Sch Iltz. -tarkey,
thompson Vernon. Warieil. WenssI.
". J. Wilson, Wing. link Ioeiler'
ard the Prcsident-S1.
NaVs--NOne
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From the CLARK

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentiemen: / beg TO advise your
nson4SraeMIe nor M BODY that J am In receipt
the Peninsula Steamboat Company
Respectfully submitteds
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
referred to:
To the Honorable the Common Council.
gentlemen: We. the undersigned
ne teninsula Steamboat Company. do
hereby submit to your honorable
body. I'D for your consideration FOR
winter ferry service TO and from
the IN; CITY OF Detroit proper and Belle
.s,,, ls,e neg lnhlns pseember 1. 1915. and
continuing until March 81. 1915
In consideration that we are
awarded the contract. we will agree
20 furnish the steamer "olcott." a
picture or the same being hereto an
neNed. which steamer IL described as
IolloWS. The steamer "OlcOtt" is
l6ON2s over all. draws 10 feet g load.
ed ana has n gross tonnage OF 3s7
sohS @ ne nun, main deck. bulwarks
and house on main deck are ali con
structed OF steel The steamer is one
Or the strongest and best constructed
boats or her size on fresh water and
was built Tor winter service having
null that is unusually heavy being OF
Qne-half Inch IN thickness II has a
fore and aft compound engine Is
t2-7t With q new Scotch boiler IL sN
1872. allowed LIB pounds steam and
when running between Detroit and
Wallacebure was allowed 20 carry
$50 passengers. This boat will be kent
M service twelve hours each dav and
We VIII run tho same on such sched-
ule as the Council may from time 10
time determine. " being understood
that the city OF Detroit shall furnish
suitable landings
We vii furnish the steamer col
colt" as above described upon the
terms auo conditions as above stated
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From the Board of Street Railway
Conn1lssioners.

To the Honorable the Common .ouncl
-Centlep,eni The Board or SIRE,
Railway Commissioners pees 70
i,e~,s. JJsDt since the Npeople reJecteu
wav system formulated by TINS com
mission and subpitted oS W. l.oW :
NOR Council. this commission ms
CO tved advice from number OF cltI-
IONS 10 do n number of things, such
as establishing a settled policy Tor
muicipaI street railway system the
acauisitiOn by the buKt bSiiK OF ana "a the the
fuiidine OF new System upon all
lines where the franchises have eN-
pired. and the like.
u Is sufficient to say mat tne
of the people and also the expendl-
ture OF very large sums OF money
which can only be provided by vote
OF the people and NO vots Da1 hi"
had upon any plan carrier thah july
1915, as we are advised.
We have also been urged 20 com
pel the Detroit United Railway 70
build certain needed extensions; ~
the Common Council that the street
Railway Commission has no power 10
compel the Detroit United Railway,
United Railway 20 build extensions.
This power rests wholly with the
Common Council. and IL the agree.
msnt for such extensions involved
any time rights more than from day
to day. the same could only be done
by vote OF the people.
II however, this commission can
be OF the slightest aid TO the Com
mon Council In acquiring such ex-
tensions. IL beys TO tender It's serv:.
ices in that behalf and places Itself
AT the command OF the Common
Council.
Respectfully submitted,
BOARD OF STREET RAILWAY
COMMISSIONERS.
BY Jay ". Hayden,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen:--We the Board OF
Assessors. do hereby petition your
Honorable Body. for an appropria-
ton OF $4,000, To be set aside In
the Contingent fund TO meet pay roll,
for service rendered In assessing the
new territory annexed November 2.
1915.
The Register OF Deeds. plats will
be necessary In the compiling OF ,his
only after regular office hours, so as
not 10 conflict with their routine OF
work during their business hours.
Respectfully submitted
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Per Gustav j. Aibrecht.
President.
Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From the Board OF Health.

ITO the Honorable the Common Councils:
Centlemen:-In connection with the
and the necessary care and
|repaIrs OF the buildings and property
|of the Herman kiefer Hospital dur
ling the current fscal year. a number
|of comparatively small Items have
|appeared and which could not well
have been foreseen, but all OF which.
|it is believed, TO he quite necessary
NO provide for In the interests or this
|Iv explained when this communica-
|tion is being considered. The amount
necessary In this connection may.
a. IN believed. he properly taken from
tho balance remaining In the public
health fund brought forward from
the last fiscal year.
Respectfully submitted.
THE BOARD or HEALTH.
ny John v. MoKinlay.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

To the Honorable the Common Councti:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
streets, to whom was referred the
petition of Mrs. Johanna q, Harder
(e9651 for extension OF time In which
10 pay assessment FOR paving Beau
bien street. respectfully report we
have had same under consideration,
and sAeing no objection thereto, rec
ommend that petitioner be granted
an eytonsion of six months In whicn
rs paw said assessment as set fortn
In the following resolution;
MAURICE J. KEATIN0
JAMES CRANSHAW.
THOS y. GILMAN.
EDWARD BARNETT.
EI.MER d CASE. -
John T. JAKEI4
JULIUS l.. KR1MME1sf
Accented and on leave the rot
Lowing resolution was onered;
SRSso'ved, That the time for. pay.
nent OF paving assessment LEVIED
against the east 10 feet OF lot ~
ints and 3. Quarter Sec. -. 10000
a T. he and the same Is hereby ex-
t,nded for a period OF six month";.
Sron, the date OF the adoption .ot
this resolution In favor or MIS- 20
hans p Haxdfsr
4o.!Pwa,s 4aoPleaa - Ns6e. barnett, sle,i.
nurgon case. Cranshs~ Gelk Y5pss
Fie,d Fre'wald. Gilman. Guthsrd.
II,nSie Jakel. Keating. Kocher.
Krimmel. Kronk. Kunz, Lempke.
lodge. Nowc. owen, Richert. Kollo.
Rutter. schmansky. Schultz Schultz, SSsrne1,. Wnpzs,
vno'ppSWSii ~ r Wilson. winE. link. zoslier.
and the Presideut--3s.
Nays-NOnp.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

To the Honorable the Common Council:
city Hail. Detroit.
Gentlemen: In reply 10 n notice
from this office and advertisement
duly published. the following pro-
posals were received for furnishing
and erecting complete, wire fence
around tennis courts at Riverside
Park. West Jefferson and Morrell
streets. There Is approximately 352
lineal feet or fence 10 be erected.
Cleveland Cyclone Fence Company,
90c per lineal foot.
Michigan Iron & Wire Works. $40
per Iinesl foot
Barnes Wire Fence Company. e5c
per lineal foot.
Enterprise Iron Works. s105 per
linear foot.
cyclone Fence Co. Cwaukegan). 81
per lineai foot
As result OF which they hnd the
bid of the Cleveland Cyclone Fence
Company the lowest and contemplate
entering into contract with them for
the same and ask your permission
therefor
Respectfully.
THE RECREATION COMMISSION.
l. W. Jayne, Supt.
Accepted and referred To Commit
tee on Parks and Boulevards
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From sns Department " pubic
Works.

|ro the Honorable the Common Councll. !.
Gentiemen:--I herewith sunni. .
keport for the week ending Win
%. 1915. The gas furnished "a
|the city by the Detroit CITY Gas
during this period was
OF the ordinance. The
heat value OF the gas Furnished the
city Hall testing station averaseSs r go
|the gas furnished the Eastern Dis
|trict averaged e0s0 II. T. Y. The
handle power OF the gas Furnished
|the Eastern District averaged 1875
handles and the Western District
hiss candles. The total sulphur con.
tent of the gas was found upon test
Ito he 12.4. grains per 100 Gu. ~.
mo Ammonia OF Hydrogen Sulphide
was found TO be present upon test.
The pressure has been found. with
few exceptions to meet the require
ments Of the ordinance.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO J. WHITE,
Gas Inspector.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
way. and means.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
ways and Means, 70 whom was re-
ferred the official bond OF John A.
kRttchuek a. constable OF the Seven
teenth ward. respectfully report we
have had same under confederation
and. as said bond has been certified TO
by the Corporation Counsel as being
correct iu form and execution, your
committee recommends that same be
accepted and approved.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w. BURTON
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
JOHN &. LODGE.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JACOB GUTHARD,
w IA. c. HINDLE.
WM Il. ZCELLER.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Ashe. Barnett, Bleil.
Burton, Case. Cranshaw, Dill, Ellis,
Field, Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard,
Hindle. Jakel. Keating. KOcher.
Krimmel. KTonk. Kunz. LeInpke.
Lodge, Nowc. owen. Richert, Rollo.
Rutter. Schmansky, schultz, Starkey.
Thompson, Vernon, Warten. Wenzel,
W. u Wilson, Wing, link, Zoener.
and the Presidents.
Nays-NOne.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: The Board OF Esti-
mates at their last session, cut from
our estimates, one clerk st salary
OF 81 600 This We were not aware OF
until last week. this clerk was al
lowed by your honorable body I'm
December, 1914, as we'll as one au-
tomohile clerk, the amount OF 81 200
was allowed al the same time
We respectfully ask that $1,000
be set aside from the Contingent fund
20 take care OF the clerks salary for
the year 1915. a. he has drawn Ave
months of the salary up 70 the pres
ent writing
Respectfully submitted.
BOARD of ASSESSORS.
BY Gustav j. Albrecht,
President
Referred TO Committee on Ways
and Means