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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
GOvERNORSHUNS
RESPONSIBILITY.
Is Having Democratic County Com
mitteeS Over State Urge a
Special Session

NMuLGEE, Augl 10 That Gov
- eruor r. T. wintAps Is planning
10 call a special sessIoh of the legIsla
iurc Is regarded ~ n certainty here.
IN view II n called meeting ~ the OK
mulgee County Democratic central
committee, which adopted resolution
urging the governor 10 nll special
session ~ the legislature for the pur
pose Of drafting a law 10 take the
place " the Unconstitutional grand
father law.
The governor II Is said, WAS not
willing to personally assume all the
responsibility Tor calling u special SEES
sion of the law.maklng body 10 legls
late against the negro and has had
the matter submitted 10 the central
committee N each county IN the state
II also Is intlmated by Democrats
here that the governor will. Mt the spc.
clnl session. ask the enactment of an.
other Insurance measure I'm case the
supreme court holds House Bil No. 70
tO be unconstitutional
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
THE WEATHER

OKLAHOMN--Fkir Tonight. cooler In
southeast portion. Wednesday fair
Louisiana Tonight parly cloudy. show
ers IN tho interior, rUOh'r lu lnr interior,
wednesday partly cloudy
ATknnsns Tonight partly cloudy. show
rrs In east portion, cooler, Wednesday
generally fair
East Texas Tonight fair cooler IN The
interior "Wednesday fair
West Texas Tonight and "Wednesday
RnmnrnIIN Iulr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
DRILLING IN OTEO

PONCA CITY, Aug lO-A rig Is
being erected FOR drilling ON Miller
Brothers ranch ON the Oteo Indian
reservation I'm Pawnee county Robert
Wat,horn of Ardmore has taken leases
IN that section aud closed deal FOR
drifting a test we'll 3.2OO feet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
LOSES OIL LAND SUIT
But Southern Pacific Railroad VIII
Continue Effort to Establish Title
to 6,lOO Acre, Of Kern Field

LOS ANGLES Cal, Aug 10 An
appeal tu both the United States cir
cult court of appeals and the United
Slutrs supreme court was in prcpnrn.
tion today 10y attorneys for the South
ern Pacific company from drrrec
rendered here yesterday IN the United
states district court restoring to the
public domain more than G.lOO acres of
oil lands ln Kern county
Patents ISSUED 20 the railroad com.
pany IN December 1914, covering the
Elk HillS properties, were cancelled by
the decree
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
REGISTER by PHOTO
Soaman's Passport Under British Rnl.
Ing VIII Consist Of Certificate

WASHINGTON Aug -Certifi.
Gates OF registration win be issued 10
American seameu now In British wa.
ers IN lieu " the passports now re.
qulred by British law for ships crews
~ we'll as travellers. As the British
order requires only adequate ldentifl
cation, the certificates bearing photo
graphs, ure expected to suffice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
WAGES WILL DOUBLE
Two Ammunition Factories Announce
Pay Raises Contingent upon Con.
tlnuance OF the Great War

GARY, Ind, Aug 10 Employs "
the Aetna Chemical company aud the
Aetna Explosive company Of New
York, which operate plants al Aetna.
suburb Of Gary, Thebes, HIS. aud
lshpemlng, Mich, have been granted
wnge increases Of fifty per cent The
concerns also announced today that
thr employees will Dee granted a fur
thcr Increase of fifty per cent n the
European war lasts beyond December
NJ this year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
SYSTEM IN RESTORING
Communities In Germany Organize to
Aid In Rebuilding sacked Villages Of
East Prussin

BERLIN, Aug lO-No less than
wcnty.four communities cities or
districts IN most throughout
Germany have established aid assOci
atlons to take over the work of re
building and rehobilltating the places
In East Prussia that were partially
or entirely DESTROYED by the invaslpns
of the Russians Each community
through Us aid organization becomes
sponsor for some one city or district
In the east aud as soon as possible
Will do AWAY with state assistance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
REDFIELD ON CARPET
President Plans 10 Call Him In for
Purpose Of Understanding Federal
Responsibility concerning EAstlAnd

COltNlSlI, N. II. Aug 10 Presi,
dent Wilson Ia planning, It became
known today 10 confer with sccrc
tury ltdrrld soon after reaching
Washington mud 20 over thoroughly
ALL the furt- connected with the East.
mui disaster In Chicago, TO learn
whether any federal official WAS 10
blame
On the presidents inquiry will de,
pend whether he win recommend to
congress any Legislation FOR the pur
pose " further safeguarding passen
gers Oh steamers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
HONOR CAMP GUARDED
Joliet PenltentlsEy Falls Away From
Elite System of Self Government

JOLIET, H.. Aug. iO-GuardS at
the state penltentlary here have been
doubled II was learued today as n re.
suit Of the escape Yesterday OF three
prisoners at the honor camp aud ot
fear that n REVOLT among honor con.
Vi,Is may occur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
ny Well known Local Druggist
no YOU patfonlzc drug stores? Of

IVY N'll hHNNN Asothl ltNkElhi
no YOU patronlzr drug stores or
- course you do; get your medi
cincs there have your prescriptions
filled there? Of course. Aud ~
course you know there's law IN tx
lnhoma that says all drugs. medi
cines aud pOisons shull be sold only hy
registered pharmacist" Very good /,
but IN Oklahoma city yJu have about
an even chance " having your pre-
scrlpton filled by boy ~ one or two
wears experience I'm drug store.
mostly rs sodn jrrker, or some
novice who never !u his life met IA
hoard of pharmacy snd who wouldn't
know diploma FROM the prcyiou,
question
hut why. do you say, are these
things permitted Sh--, don't talk
so loud politics business, cutting
down expenses are "a few Of the rca-
CONTINUED ,u Lnst Pagel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
RIGA REFUSES
GERMAN SMASH.
Russian Northeast Port DlSperSeS
Attacking Fleet MaSSed
10 Seize Gull
BRITISH ARMS SHOW ACTIVITY
Balkan Situation ChaOtC-Teu-
ions Concentrate on Serbian
Front to Relieve Turkey

I ONDON, Aug 10 Although mill
IL tary operations In Russian Cour
land have hardly reached the decisive
stage the Germans who have been
smashing their way toward Riga have
been checked Almost simultaneously
German warships which attempted 10
seize the GuIf NJ Rigu and attain II
strulrgic position 10 assist the troops
ashore were dispersed aud damaged
In Gulf Of Riga
The usscmbugc ~ German war craft
WIS the largest involved In any naval
action Of the war thus far with the
exception Of the allied squadron at
the DurlnurIIt- II messed ils way tO.
wurd Riga much uflrr the an
nrr of tur British ships which
ranged of the Belgian coast lust fHll
The fact thut the German warshlps
We're forced ~ retire {. source "
satisfaction To- the British press which
finds encouragement I'm the resistance
~ the Russians ln this northeastern
thrater IN contrast to their retirement
elsewhere
British Near IIOOge
The British advance iu the vicinity
n Hnogr while mot comparable with
the tremendous actions iu Poland.
mnrkcd the mu,t important engage.
ment in which the British army has
figured since the hutllo NJ Frsmhrrt
IN May The guiu wa, small aud sim
ha. 10 be maintained against the ul
most inevitable German counter at
Hcks
On Serbian Frontier
The Balkan situation Is sull chaotic
Dispatches from SHlunlkH say that the
Austro German plan is Ia strike again
al Serbia and already It has found eN
preston IN concentration ~ Teutou
f. forces along the Serbian frontier.
II Is snld lOOOO men have been
massed near urNlga. Hungary. which
may be the forerunner of the predicted
campaign through Serbia for the re
lief NJ Turkey Italy as yet has not
declared war on Turkey but Athens
reports that Italian cunsuls are leav
ing the Ottoman empire, entrusting
their affairs tu their American col
leagues II this be- true Il means that
impending Developments In the Bal.
kans dictated the action of Italy.
Gallipoli Operations
II has been rumurrd frequently that
Italy would send troops tu assist
France aud England IN the Galllpull
operations, but thus far such reports
have not been borne ont aud the porte
nnd Rome maintain surface relations
Of nations ut peace
Regarding Peace Overtures
For Germany'S reported peace over
turCs to Russia the British press finds
only sarcasm Virtually nh paper.
iterate editorlally what officials have
Insisted 40 often thnt there can he mo-
pcuce until the allies have gained vie.
tory. II IS believed generally IN Eng
land thnt Germany is willing tu con-
Clude peucc us matters stand but the
burden Of all written aud spoken com
meut Il that such situation would
be- impossible from the standpoint NJ
the allies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
EXPOSES DRUG
STORE ABUSES
Unregistered Pharmacists and
Borrowed Diplomas Cited as
Current Trade Evils

4 q y y q K a Il
X 4
4 san FRANCISCO. Aug TO-. 4
X Among important resolutions 4
4 expected 10 be- voted un today 4
y AT the convention here NJ the \
y American Pharmaceutical As q
X soclntiuu was one which II \
\ adopted, would prevent any per. 4
y son from becoming u member NJ ,
4 the association unless he has 4
x been graduated by ID recognized 4
y college Of pharmacy =
X should this resolution become 4
& part Of the bylaws " the or &
y ganizatlon. II was stated an ef \
x fort would be made to amend Il
. II by barring from practice any 4
4 Ineligible member. even though y
y he had passed the state board 4
y of pharmAcys examination. a
4 >
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10

hl hUOIf
leave 3ddenly today, filled thelr
bunkeS aud store rooms hurried.
ly and made every preparation TO
leave ut moments notice for
Mexican waters.
w ASHlNGTON. Aug. lU-Admlr.
w al Benson aud Leon Oauoya
chief Of the l.utiu-American division
~ the state department conferred
concerning the reports that foreigners
were In danger at Vera Cruz and
then went 10 the office u Secretary
Lansing Admiral Benson sald:
No additional naval force has been
ordered yet 10 70 10 Vera Cruz
II was Inferred that Commander
MrNamee had urged the dispatch Of
vessels without loss Of time. The con
ference with the secretary Of state was
BRIEF When Admiral Benson came out
hc said
Il repeat that no additional forces
nave been ordered 10 Vera Cruz or
10 Mexico"
The guuboat Marietta has been or.
dcrrd 10 proceed from Progreso u
Nen Cruz in order to have ship at
The disposal OF the Brazilian and Guat.
emalnn ministers who are leaving MeI
lro II Is assumed that the Louisiana
ana New Hampshire will be held ut
Newport for further orders.
WASHINGTON, Aug iO.-Seriou,
antiforeign demonstrations reported
today to the Washington government
from Vera Cruz gave state aud navy
department officials considerable con.
cern, particularly In view OF the Pan.
American conference 10 be resumed in
New York tomorrow 10 devise means
Tor restoring peace In Mexico.
Commander McNamee's report had
al nrst been regarded as alarming
enough to warrant sending naval ne.
lntorcements to Vera Cruz and prellm
mary orders had been given 10 the
battleshlps Louisiana and New Hamp.
shire at Newport to make ready.
MEXICO CITY. July %: by courier
w 'V'u 'IuA VIA lArpuO, Tex, Aug
lO.-An appeal for help for Americans
In Mexico and for the relief OF the
people Of the country Itself was sent
today by the American society OF Mex
leo to the state department In Wash.
ington, through the Brazilian minis
ter
The American residents OF Mexico
appeal once more 10 their government
aud people In behalf ~ their suffer
lng millions Of pacific men, women
and children In this country who are
victims of hunger and cruelty aud ylo
lence.' the appeal begins
For many months the Americans
here, driven almost 10 desperation.
have tried To bring their government
10 realization of the awful situation
and begged that the American people
be notified. Their request long denied
was finally conceded In part by the
president IN his own statement VI
Continued on Last PaEO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
USED MAILS TO
PEDDLE JEWELRY
King and LOCkhart GET into Tolls
Of POStOffiCe Department by
Their Sales Methods

n C. KING, a window trimmer, and
A. f. l. Iockhurt OF this city, were
arrested Tuesday hy Pustoffirc In
,I-rior o. G. Pierce. charged with us
Iu- the mniis tu dcfruud They wcrr
mraigncd before United States Com.
missioner NNyford aud later iu the
day arranged lo give bond.
Il wa, mn ingenious scheme King
nrd lockhurt had put sto execution
according to the charge made against
them and borne out by their own nd.
missions. few weeks ago they or
gauized the National Sales company
IN this city and applied d to Assistant
Postmaster Graham IN Know II the
mail, could be used by them without
danger Gnhnm sent the inquiry TO
the pustOffice department to be- passed
Oh, hrt King aud IUckhnrt did not
wnlt for permission They began at
once according to the charge against
them. 10 sell jewrlry. sending IL by
parcel post to be- paid for upon deliy
pry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
OPR.SE AGAINST
|. ALL FOREIGNERS
Naval Heads Receive Call From
Americans In Mexican Port,
Vera Cruz
READY TO DISPATCH GUNBOATS
Serious Demonstrations Caused
by Imagined Acts Of Pan.
American Conference

NEWPORT, X. L., Aug. lO.-Tho
battleships Louisiana and New
Hampshire cancelled all shore
leave fsddenly today, filled their
bunkesS aud store rooms hurried.
ly and made every preparation to
leave at a moments notice for
Mexican waters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-10
Editor Todd. He Bit Once

II is alleged that the Jewelry was
sent to customers who had not ordered
H. two cases upon which the mforma-
ton Is based being those NJ J W Dan
icls and J A. Todd at Harrah. Todd
is the editor NJ newspaper at Har-
rnh and received from the National
Sales company two or three pins. VI
the value of % cents, II Is alleged. ON
which the &. q. u. charge WAS g6
cents Todd had not ordered any Jew
rlry. hut under the rules " the post.
office depHrtmcuAbe was not permit.
ted 10 open the package before he had
paid for II Then he discovered. II Is
alleged that he had been defraudrd.
Daniels WAS caught In the same way.
The extent NJ the business carried
on by King and lockhart Is not
known They did not know they were
violating the law, they said. when
questioned boy Poatofflcp Inspector O.
C. Pierce who arrested them. They
believed they said. that since they
had mnde inquiry ~ the pustoffice de.
mriment about the business that II alb
solved them.
'lf customer had not ordered this
lcwclry aud thought the price he had
paid Tor II was too high, what was
he Ia do about IT, asked Assistant At.
torncy Peck questioning the two men
Why he could bring It 10 MS and
get the money back said King
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen: To your Committee on
street Openings was referred the petit.
tion OF ST Mary's Hospital ts96s) for
vacation OF part OF public alley in
block bounded by 81. Antoine. Hast
ings, Clinton ard Mullett streets We
can see TO objection thereto. and rec
ommcnd that said petition be granted
as set forth Ia the following resolu-
;ion.
Respectfully submitted
GODFREY FREIWAL.D.
JAMES VERNON,
HERMAN r ZINK.
JOHN a. ERoNK,
JOSEPH ROLINO.
+. W. WENZEL
Accepted, and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was Offered.
BY Aid. Freiwaid:
Resolved, That all that part OF the
public alley. - feet wide, In bloSk
bounded by s.. Antoine Hastings
Clinton and Mullett streets, lying
west OF the east line. extended north
erly. Of the west half % lot 4. north
side Of Clinton street. G. Moran
Farm be and the same is hereby
vacated 10 become part and parcel
~ the adjoining land
Adopted as follows.
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
Bleil. Cranshaw, DIN. Ellis, Field
Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle
Jakel Heating. Kronk. Kunz, Isemp
Ike. Littlehelds Ledge, Nowc. Owen
Richert. Robinson. Rollo, scheman.
sky. schultz. starkey. stefanowskii
4. +. wilson. W. J. Wilson. Wing
link. zoeller and the President Pre-
TENTS
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

Gentlemen;-To your Committed
on Street Openings was referred the
petition OF George Jerome l70rs) fol
acceptance OF plat or John Grindley't
sub; As said plat has been certified
TO by the city Engineer and Corr
poration Counsel as conforming O.
the general plan OF the city and title
satisfactory, we recommend that
same be accepted and the following
resolution adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIWAI.D.
JAMES VERNON,
HERMAN r. link.
JOHN A. KRoNK.
JOSEPH ROILO.
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
Ing resolution was offered.
BY Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That the plat of John
Grindieys subn, OF east s2s;75 feet
Sec; 81 tbs. Rice, City OF De-
troit. Wayne County, Michigan" be
and the same In hereby accepted and
the Commission OF Public Works be
and is hereby directed to sign and
approve same.
Adopted as foliows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Ashe. Barnett.
Bell Cranshaw. Di. Ellis. Field.
Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle.
Jakel, Heating. kronk. Kunz. 1.emp-
ke. Littleaeld. Lodge. Nowc. owen.
SKY. schultz. Starkey. Stefanowskl.
Thompson, Vernon Wartell. Wenzel.
a: h. Wilson, W. J. Wilson. Wing.
INK. Zoeller and the President Pro
Nays-NoneL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Public Buildings.

To the Honorable the Common Council,
Gentlemen: To your Committee on
Puhlic Buildings was referred a com.
muntcafion from the Del artment OF
Flhiic Works relative 10 providing a
mail chute for the new Municipal
Court Building We recommend that
an amount he Included in the est
mates for the coming nscal year for
same aS set forth In the following
resolution.
Respectfully ruNnitted.
JACOB GUTHARD.
EDWARD BARNETT.
MAURICE J HEATING,
JAMES CnANSHAW,
JOSEPH EoLIO.
IOHN G. ELEIL
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered.
BY Aid. Guthard
Resolved That the Commissioner
~ Public Works be and Is hereby in
structed To include In the estimates
for the coming fiscal year. an am cunt
sufficient 10 cover tho cost OF insiai-
cIple Court Building.
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe,. Barnett
pleiI. Cranshaw. Din. Ellis. Field
FreiwaId. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle
Jakel. Heating. Kronk Kunz. Limp
ke. I.ittlereld. Lodge. Nowc, owen
Richert. Robinson. Rollo, Scheman-
sky, schultz Starkey. Stefanowskt
Thornpso Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel
4 = Wilson. w J. Wilson. wing
2ink. Zoelier and the President Pro
Tennis.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen:-ln view OF. the IhSt
that the printing OF the Common
Council proeeedings Is this year Gost.
times the previous rate, abou! 20
cents per inch. II seems 10 he adVis-
able that some OF the OLD forms De
abolished and systems more con
partments. 1 have taken the matte
up with several OF the different de-
partments and have made sugges /,
lions for new forms, when VII
gresti, reduce printing olts IN the
The Controller has agreed 10 elm
mate the printing OF his list OF dp-
proved accounts H. detail p inc SAM
ton OF your Honorable Eody can be
that the printing OF this list Is con
sidered important IN That II keeps
the public informed OF IN" week ~
expenditures in the various funds
However this list would SIN be q
part Of the Council Proceedings aud
could be examined by anyone at any
time upon request. and the pubic
would rot. therefore. be denied ahs
privilege II nov has. except Or
Ing tho list IN The official paper, The
eliminating OF the publication Of this
list OF accounts would save the city
M the present rate OF printing -aap-
proximstely $4,000 per week The
trial with the approval Of your
recommend the reference OF this
communication TO the COMMITTEE on
WAYS and Means in order that re-
port may be made on the latter SUB
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
CITY Clerk
Accepted and recommendation con
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Public Buildings.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen: To your committee on
Public Buildings was referred the
petition OF Frank Potter tST2D re
duesting that the Veterans Foreign
wars Association be permitted TO use
the Memorial building. We md that
the building Is now being rented TO
should be used for the purpose II
was intended. We OFFER the following
resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
JACOB GUfHARD,
EDWARD BARNETT,
MAURICE 7. HEATING.
JAMES CRANSIAw.
JOSEPH ROI.LO.
JOHN {. BLEl1.
Accepted and on leave. tho follow
ing resolution was offered
BY Aid. Guthard:
Rescly ed. That the Board % rrus-
ing De and are hereby requested TO,
as speedily as possible. provide the
necessary accommodations In SAID
building for the use and henent or
the mem bers OF Johnson Post No. IS,
Veterans Foreign Wars.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Aid Allan, Ashe. Barnett,
Bleil. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Field.
Freiwaid Gilman. Guthard. Hindle.
Jakel. Heating. Kronk. kunA Lemp-
Ike, L.lttlercld Lodge. Nowc. Owen.
Richert. Robinson Roiio. Seheman-
sky. schultz starkey. s,efanowski.
link. zoeller and the President Pro
TENS.
NaNS-NOne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Street Openinos.

Tothe Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen; To your Committee on
Get Openings was referred the petit
, on % Nnrthwood Methodist Church
e. al. t10l21 for closing alley on Mel
bourne avenue. A. petitioners are
ov ners OF the oSutting property, YOUR
petition be granted as set forth In
the following resolution
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY .FRElWALD.
JAMES VI RNOR,
HERMAN r link.
JOHN a. RROSK,
JOSEPH ROLLO.
r. W wENZEL
Accented and on leave. the follow
Ing resolution was offered.
Resolved. That all OF tho public
alley, 20 feet wide. lying betwcen the
the south line. extended westerly.
OF the alley hrst north of Melbourne
avenue and between lots ] and OF
Mclaughlin Bros subn Of lot 8 and
81 10. 900 A. T." be and the same Is
hereby vacated 20 become "A part and
rarcef Of the adjoining land:
Provided. That petitioner deeds TO
~ the east 30 foe; OF lot. Mclaughlin
Bros subn % LOT and the northerly
81 feet Of lot Of the suhn. OF IL
Sec 81, 10000 Acre Tract occording
piats on page 70, Wayne County Rec
ordS for alley purposes.
Adopted as follows:
PlsiI. cranshaw, Dill, Ellis. Field.
Freiwai6. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle.
JakeI. Heating. Kronk. Kunz, Lamp
Ne. LittleAeld. Lodge. Move. owen.
sky' schultz starkey. Stefanowski.
Thnnpson. Vernon. warteli, wenzei.
r. Wilson. w. J. Wilson. Wing.
link. Zoeller and the President Pro
Tennis
Nays-NOne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

To the Honorable the Common Council;
GentIemen.-To your Committee
on Sewers was referred a communi-
cation from the Department % pub
lie Works transmitting proposals for
the construction Of Lateral Sewer No.
2753 in blocks bounded by Richmond.
Russell. Boulevard and Clay avenue,
we ind that JOS. W. Arold Ia lowest
bidder We are satisfied that the bid
submitted In reasonable and recon-
mend that the contract entered into
nv the Department Of Public Works
with the Aforesaid lowest bidder be
confirmed and that the resolution
presented by Aid. Rutter on Oct. ~:
ieI5. a. c G. p. 1880, approving ana
confirming said contract, be adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
ROBERT w. RUTTER,
MOSES WARTEI,I.
THOS f GILMAN.
GODFREY FRFIwALD.
JAMES VERNON,
JOHN 7. JAKEL
Accepted and adopted a. folloVs
Yeas--AId. Allan. Ashe, BARNETT.
Bell. Cranshav, Dill, Ellis, Field.
FreIwald. Gilman. Guthard. Hindle.
Jakei. Heating. Kronk. Kunz. Iemp-
Ia. I.ittleneId, Lodge. Move. owen.
Richert. Robinson. Rollo, Scheman-
sky. Schultz. starkey, stefanowski.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. WenZel
\. v. wilson, w. J. Wilson. WIG.
link. zoeller and the President Pro
Tends.
Nava-NnnA