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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04

Since we broke even with Toronto. there is no
reason why can't do better against these
fellows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04

The Germans took strenuous methods OF pour
ing oil on the troubled waters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
pErRoIT TIMES

against the owners. in view otwhich
opinion your committee recommends
that the petition be granted. and the
adoption % the following resolution.
Rsspectfully Submitted.
MAURICE J. HEATING.
HARRY ~ DINGEMAN
JAMES CRANSifAw.
El4MEIl ~. CASE.
JOHN l. JAkElA
EDWARn BARNETT.
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ms resolution was offered.
By Aid. Heating
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
BE and he - hereby authorised and
Instructed to cancel unpaid paving
assessments levied against Lots ~.
rs and the West feet OF lot rs
Block 50. 81 the CAss Farm n. =
Michigan avenue. for the paving Of
Michigan avenue IN 1871, which as
sessments the city was restrained
from eollectlng by injunction issued
on MAY T. ISIS
Adopted as follows
Neas--Ald Akin. Barnett. Blsll Bur-
ton. case, CranShaw, Dill ptngemau.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Guthard Hin.
die. JakcL kCattng. kocher. kronk
LFmpke. ltttieneld, Lodge. Move
oven, Robinson, Rollo. ,Schen ansky,
schultz ststATcwSkL Thompson. wap[
tell. MerEel. Wilson. Zirk and the
President PRO TSm--a5.
Nays-NOne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentle mCn--lour Committee OF
streets. TO whom was referred tbs
for permit 10 sink s-harrel ESQ.,
gallon supply tank in alley between
Adams avenue and Elizabeth street
east. At a POINT approximately 50 feet
stree, respectfully report we have
had the same under consideration.
and seeirg no objection thereto. rec
ommend the adoption Of the follow
ing resolution.
MAURICE J. KEATfNG.
JAMES CRANslIAW.
Ei.MER p. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN l. JAKEI.
Accepted aud ON leave the follow :
ing resolution was offered
By Aid niugeman
Resolved. That the Department q
Public Works be and Is hereby au-
thoriHsd and directed 20 ISSUE per-
init 20 The Stroh Brewery Company
TO sink gasoline tank IN alley be-
tween Adams avenue and Elizabeth
street east a, point aPp PR ~ aas,
Provided. That no work Is to DC
done on the construction % said
gasoline tank by the aboye-m :
~
shall aie with the City Clerk good
and sufficient bond In the sun 90
s. eco 20 indemnify. save and Keep
harmless the City Of Detroit from any
any kind Whatsoever. which may be
suffered by the city OF petrott or
which II may put TO or which may
accrue against u BY ehArgtng 10 or
recovering from said city from or oy
reason Of any acts or things done
under or by authority or permission
herein granted said bond shall DC
kept in force throughout the lirc OF
the permit and shall AZ necessary
be renewed whenever 80 directed BY
resolution 81 the Common Council.
said grantee hersfnhefore mentioned;
and to whom said permit - granted
shall also submit TO and ME win me
Department OF Public Works detailed
plans and specifications Of the pro-
posed gasoline tank, which said
plans and specifications are 10 be APP
proved BY said department and FUR
tier - "a, -
shall be done nndcr the supervision
OF said aforementioned department {.
' Provided. That 40 rights in the
public alley shall be considered
wrantes expressly on the condition
that said EAsoline tank and all OBJ
structlons in correction thereNtth
shall be removed At any tim. whsn'
so directed sy tbs Co.snon S0ehc'i.
Adopted as follows
Ycas--AAld. Alb n. Barnett. Blea. Eur-
tan. case, t'rnnshaw, Dill. nipsc nan.
E,Iis Field. Fre!waid. Gpthari; MR.
die. JakeI Eeating. Noe hsF. kronk.
I arrpke. I.tttieaeld. Lodge. SOwc
owen. Robinson. Rollc. Schemansky.
schuttz. s,sfanowskl Thompson, War
tell Wsnxei. Wilson. INK AID the
President Pro Tem--sS.
NayE-None
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Claims and Accounts,

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Your committee on Claims and Ae-
counts. 20 whom was referred the
Controllers list OF Approved Acc
counts OF March 80. 1918, respectfully
report that we have examined the
same. and believing them 10 be cor
rect, recommend that they be paid
from the proper funds
Respectfully submitted. -
MOSES WARTEI4IA
GEO IT. ELLIS,
LOUIS II. LEMPKE.
- JOHN A KRONK,
JOSEPH SCHEMASSKY,
..... ANTHONY NOwC.
FRED w ROBINSON
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid Allan. Barnett. Bel. Bur
ton. Case. cranshaN Dill plnEtnsn.
Ellis, Field. Fyeiwald. Gutharu. Hin
die. JRkei. KedtinE, Kocher. krunk.
Lsmpkt. Llttlsfeld, Lodge. Movie,
owen. Robinson. Roll0. SchemarsSy,
schultz, Stefanawski, Thompson. War
tell. wenzsl Wilson. Zink and the
President Pro Tem--55.
Nays-Sone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Streets.

T. TIE Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
streets 10 whom was referred the
petition % Booth Realty Co D72ib,
for the cancellation Of paving assess-
mert levied against them for the
paving % Michigan avenue. resp~ct-
1 flllT report We have had the matter
under consideration and find that the
petitioner H. the owner Of lots ~. ~
and " 5 ~ OF lot ~. block so. Cas-
farm that IN the year 1871 Michi-
gar avenue wa paved and the then
owners 81 said property paid their
pro-ratI snare OF such paving. that
In 1871 Michigan avenue was repaved
and portion Of the cost thereof was
Assessed against the above Described
property. that on May a. 1873, about
~ owners % property on Michigan
avenue Affected by said paving taS.
/ Including the owners Of the above
complaint in the Superior Court. ask
INK that Ar injunction be Issued rem ;
] stralning the Receiver of Taxes from
Collecting such paving tax and from
advertlsinz SAID property for sale
for ron payment 81 said assessment
which Injunction was granted. that
since that time no proceedings have
bern Instituted by the city, either
10 dissolve said Injunction or. collect
said taNes. that we have Submitted
the matter 20 the Corporation Coun-
eel and by him are informed that the
collection OF this assessment seems
20 have been abandoned by the city.
and that he IL % the opinion that u
cannot now he enforced a. n ll~n
against the property o. as = debt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
ordInanees

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlemen--Your COMMITTEES on Or
dinanees, TO whom was referred an
amend section I OF Chapter ist OF
the Compiled Ordinances OF Detroit
OF 1919, being section | OF an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance 10 pro-
o. rSns sM srssis s.Tsaa
culars, hand-bilis or advertising
cards approved April :. 1914. and
TO amend the title OF said ordnance"
rssPsetta,iy rspor, we have had the
tng no objection thereto. recommend
that said ordinance, presented by
Aid. kronk on the 9Th inst, q. &.
g. p. s2O. be passed as submitted,
EnwAisp R1RNEfr.
ELMER II. CASE.
GEORGE A, OWEN.
ClIAs, A. kocHEh
ANTHONY Nowc.
The ordinance was then placed on
the order OF third reading.
Thtrd READING OF Ordnance.
The title OF the ordinance was read
The ordinance was then read.
The question being. shall this or
dinAnce now pass The ordinance
men present voting therefor as fol-
lows:
Ytas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur
ton. Case. cranshaw, DILL Dingeman.
Ellis Field. Freiwald. Guthard, Hin
die, Jakel Heating. kocher, kronk.
Lempke. Littlsheld. Lodge. Nowc,
owen. Robinson. Roll1 Sehemansky.
Schultz. Stcfanowski, Thompson. War
tell. wenIel. Wilson. Hlnk and the
President Pro TENS.
Nays--None.
The title TO the ordinance was con-
Armed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

and Ordinances, which shall consist
OF nine members each. and the Com
mittees on Claims and Accounts.
Franchisss, Public Utiiities. GRADE
Separation. Public buildings. Taxes.
Street Opepings Parks and Bouie-
wards and City Hospitals and Charter
and City Legislation. which shall con
slst OF seven members each.
Ways and Means
streets
Sewers
Ordinances
Claims and Accounts.
Franchises
Public Utilities.
Grade separation.
Public Buildings
Taxes.
street Openings
parks and Boulevards
Health and CITY Hospitals
Charter and City Legislation.
Judiciary.
Fire Protection.
House Of Correction.
Printing
Markets and pounds
Public Lighting.
Liquor Regulation.
Rules
Bridges
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Aid, Allan. Barnett. Rlsil. Bur-
Ellis. Field. Freiwald outhard. Hin.
die, Jakei. Heating. Kocher. Kronk
Lon Pike. i.ittiefeid lodge Nowe.
Owen, Robinson, Rolla. SchemansNy.
Schultz StefanoNsh. Thompson. Wsr-
tell. WenEel. Wilson, link and the
President Pro rtm-ss.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

- me Honorakis the Common Councils
0entIemen - Your Committee on
WAYS and Means. 10 whom was re-
1erred the communication from the
X11h1ic Library Commission. request
(ne q transfer OF funds. respectfully
ro0orf We have had fhs same under
connI1erAtion and seeing no oojec-
80 % same. recomrnend the adoption
- the following resolution.
fHtS ~. BURTON.
HARRY =. DfNGEMAN.
ROBERT A. RUTTER.
John G. LODGE
GODFREY FRETwALD.
JACOB GuTHARD.
W. III G. HfNDIsE-
Accepted. and. on leave. the fol-
1ow1nR resolution was offered.
~ AId- Burton.
Resolvcd. That the sum Of $500
~ and the same y hereby appro,
gylatsd from the Fuel tund snd
~ funds In the Public Library
fund. to-wits :.
library Supplies .........s. $50 %
Ana the Controller n hereby direct
"a 20 make the proper entry upon
Ms books showing said transfers.
Adopted a. follows:
S Yous--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur-
tos Case. crsnshaw, DILL Dingeman
K<lls. Field. Fretwald. Cuthard: Hin
Ienpkc. Littleneid, Lodge. Nowc
Owen. Robinson. RoIio. Schemansky,
Schultz. stefspowski. Thompson. War
cell. Wcnzei. Wilson. link ami the
President Pro Teu.--s3.
NnYa--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
street Openings, 10 whom was re-
feTr.d The sss, .sn 81 ,Sas ths asN
In the block bounded BY Mack. Pull
ford. Bellevue and BeAufait avenues
be vacated. respectfully report that
we have had the same under con-
siSionet {. the ~ owaeT o. the sniire
block In question. can see no objec-
Iion TO the granting OF the request
and therefore offer the foIiowing
resolution a. that end
Respectfully submitted,
GODFREY FRElMAI-p.
JOSEPH ROLI.O.
r. w wENzEL
JOHN A. KRONK
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution WAS offered: .
By Aid Frciwald.
Resolved. That all OF the public
alley 10 and 20 feet vide. lying be-
tween Bellevue and Beaufait avenues
aud south Of the south line OF Pull
ford aNcnae and also all OF the
public alley, rs feet wide, lying north
OF MHafs avenue and west Of the west
same are hereby VACATED
Provided. That petitioner pays In
20 the City Treasury within tea days
from the date % the adoption, herr
may have been pat in the matter of
constructing paving, sidewalks. etc.
within the lines 81 the alleys hereby
vacated. otherwise this resolution
shall be ngll and void aud % no
force and effect
Adopted as follows.
Ycas--Aid. AIlan. barrett. Bisii. Bur
ton CaSc, cranshaw, Dill. DIR rentar
l. lis. Field. Frelwald. SiuthaEh. Htt-
DE. Jaksi keatiug. kOcher. kronk.
i.srrpke, I.ittiefield. Lodge. Novc
s0 IN. Robinson. Rolio. ScbSmAnsity
schultz. Srefanowski Thompson. War
tell, Menzei. Wilson. Ztck and the
President Pro Temr-s1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Your Committee on streets 20
whom was referred the commun Ca So
tton from the Department or fpDic
works. Transmitting proposals i9r
paving certain streets, Tespecuuiiy
report Ne have had the same under
consideration and md that Detroit
Asphalt Paving 60. ~ lowest bt12sI
Tor paving Vancouver avenue Win
s.phaitir concrete tSatsfsi Lake As-
phaltJ. at tz.6t. Baker street vita
sheet asphalt az sz9s. and Lasalle
averue with asphsitic Oncrete iNat-
ural Lake Aspsaln. At s1M pc,
lowest bidder for paving sherman
street Win cedar blocks AZ SIS per
square yard Your Committee being
satisfied that the bids. submitted are
tracts entered into by the Depart
nenf Of Public Works with the aforr-
said lowest BIDDER be confirmed. and
that the several resolutions. present
ed W Aid Heating on the 10Th ms;
confirming aid contracts. be adopted.
Respectfuliy submitted.
JAMES CRANsHAw,
HARRY J. DINGEMAN,
EDWARD BARNETT
John T.. JAKFL
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Adopted az follows.
tor. case. cranshav, MT Or mar.
Ejiis Fieid. Frrlwaid. Cnthsrd. Hin
de. Jabsi kestirg. Kocber. Kronk,
Len PIKE, I..ttlcfeid. Iodee $oWc
owen. Robinson. Roii1. sehemansky.
tell. wenzei. Wilson. zink and 1he
Presideni Pro Tsr1-st
Nsys--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Rules.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Your COMMITTEES on Rules to whom
VAS referred the resolution request-
ing this COMMITTEES to consider the
4 OF the Common Council 80 as to
provide that the Committees on Pub
lie Utilities. Public buildings and
Health and city Hospitals shall con-
and 10 provide further that the Com
mittees on Ways and Means, streets.
Sewers and Ordinances shall consist
% nine members each Instead Of sew
en-. respectfully report we have had
recommend that Rules l and 4 be
amended az requested. and therefore
o1er the following resolution
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS A. KCCHER.
JGsEPH sciHfEMAxsKY.
Accepted. and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was offered
nv Aid KoCher.
Resolved. That Rules and 4 Of the
Rules NJ order OF the Common Coun-
ell. be and they are hereby amended
To read az follows;
regular meetings OF the Common
Council shall be transacted AZ far as
practicable In the following order:
ORDER OF BUSINESS
% last session.
Recommendations
Third reading OF ordinances
Unfinished business
Presentation Of petitions.
Communication from the Mayor.
Communications from the Con-
conmuniestrons from the Corpora
Communications from other oni-
GERS. Roards. etc.
Retorts from Committees in the
following order.
Ways and Means.
s-Streets
1-GeWera
t--Ordfnances.
5-Claims and Accounts.
s--Franchises
Public Utilities.
e--Grade Separation.
s--Pubiic Buildings
10-Taxea
if--sireet Openings
12--Parks and Boulevards.
fs--Health and city Hospitals
If--charter and City Liquidation.
fC--Judiciary
fe--Fire Protection.
f7-House Of Correction.
i9--printing.
ja-Market. and Pounds.
10--Pnbiic Lighting.
1I-Liguor Regulation.
12--Rulea.
| ~ Bridges.
| si--Speciai
Revolutions and Ordnance
Special Order 81 the Day.
Regular meetings Of the Common
Council shall he held IN the Council
Chamber. city Hall. on Tuesday. even
Ing % each week; ~ Z o'clocb ~
event Of legal holiday falling or
maj dav the Council shall meet OF
Wednesday night
Rule a. The following shall be the
A counciL and shall consist or hvs
4 me mbers each. except the ComnIttec'
! on Ways and Means. Streets, Sewers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

TO the Honorable the Common Council.
" 0enticmtn - Your Committee on
ways and Msans. 10 whom was re-
rsd ne eemm.n,.atio Ssa,, froT the =
fransfer Of funds 20 carry postage
and stationery account through the
remainder ,of the fiscal year. respect
fully report we have had the same
under consideration and seeing no
sspss q f's *. sss%asnG ia'
Respectfully submitted.
N CHAS w BURTON
HARRY y. DINGEMAN.
ROBERT A. RUTTER.
JOHN g. LODGE
GoDFREY FREIwALD.
JACOB GUTHARD.
w. H. G. HINDLE.
Accepted and on leave the follow
l1g resolution was offered:
Rsseivsd. That the City con,rolier
~ and ne II hereby authorized and
6irscted 20 make the proper entry
: upon his books 10 eject the trans
Ter Of the sum OF 800 from balance
remsiginx n the fund appropristed
q. ~ r." TO the Books, Stationery
Printink. etc. account. Board OF As
( 6or 10 carry said account through tbs
re.seinder Of N. fiscal year.
Yees--xid. Allan. Barnett. BIcIi. Bur,
10u Case. Cranshaw, Dill. Dingeman
mis-. Fieid. Freiwaid. 0uthari, Hin
~ Jakel Keating Kocher. kronk
Ae1.pke. Littitnsid, I.cdgg. Move
2xsn Robinson: Roi lbs, sshsman H.s !,
Ill. y .sssi. Wilson, zins and ~,
Ir>eident Pro Tem--5s.
- H1ye--<one-
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Accepted, and on leave. the follow
Ing resolution was offered.
RssoIved. That the sum OF $500 %
be and the same II hereby appro-
priatod from balance remaining ~
InG the veterans OF the Grand Army
or the Republic. the said sum 20 be
ussd by the Board OF Health In the
prevention Of the production and
growth OF nies
Adopted as follows
Yens--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur
Ellis. FieId, Freiwaid. Guthard Hin
de. Jskel, keaiing. koeher' kronk.
owen. hot inson Rollo. Schemauskl,
schultz, stefanowsti. Thompson. War
tell. WenEsl Wilson. link and the
President PRO TENS.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

To the Honorable the Common Council.
GentIemen--Tour Committee on
streets. 10 whom was REFERRED tnS
netitior. of WOlverlne Garage 90.
FOR permit 10 string banner across
Jefferson avenue between Randolph
and Brush streets Tor periga 81
thirty days ard OF William Franz
f4sefl. requesting permission 70 con-
xtruct cement Sidewalk in alley IN
rear of 9st .Antistam street respcet-
fully report we have bad the same
under consideration and recommend
that said petitions be denied. the re-
quest u william Franz 70 eonst uct
sidsWafk having been granted on
resolution OF Aid. Role. pTesenttd
March 18th.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE J. KEATlNG.
JAMES CRANSHAW.
HARRY ] DINGEAAN.
Elmer ~. CASE.
JOHN l. JAKEL
EDW ARD BARNETT
Accepted and adopted.
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nspoRrs OF coMMrTTEIs,
vvays and Means.

- the honorable the Common Council,
gentlemen - Tour Committee On
WSvn ana Means. 20 whom WAS re-
<s~yc1 the reports Of the various city
~{f5csrs FOR the week ending March
m 161k resDectfnily report that VIII
~ controller we lave examined the
1872 ana believing them 10 be cor
fSof. rscommend their approval
Respectfully submitfed.
b CHAa w. BURTON
HARRY ]. DINGEMAN-
|3 ROBERT A. RuTTER
John G.. LODGE
GODFREY FREfwALD.
JACOB GrTHARD.
~. IL G. HfNDLE.
kecepted and adopted AZ follows;
s Yens--Ald- Allan. BorpetL H,eil Bur
en-. Case, crnnshnw, Dill DtngemenL
UIiiR Field. Freiuaia. cuthsrd: Hin
~. 1skeL Ktatiug. kceher. kronk'
f31nnke. Iittlefieid. Lodge. Move,
6~1k. ROBINSON. RoIIo. schemansky,
6cknlfx, 6tcfanorski. Thompson. War
81. Wenz<i. Wilson: link and shs
Prudent Pro Tem--3S.
f Mnvu~-Nouo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

To IN. Honorable the Common Council:
Ceutlemen--Your Committee on
Streets. 70 whom was referred the
resolution grating permission 20
william Franz TO construct temper
sry stdAwalk In alley IN rear 81 80
.Antietam street. provided that IN tEe
event OF said aney being paved IN
IRE futur~ that the walk shail ne re-
rroved without cost To the clty. re-
spectfuliy report we have naa VIC
same under consideration. ana seem
no objection thereto. recon m"na tha ma,
,atd resolution. presented by Ald-
RoIlo on the 18th inst 81. =. g, y.
ar be adopted.
Re-pectfuIly submitted.
MAURICE A. HEATING,
JANIS CRANSHAW,
HARRY = DINGEMAN,
ELMER -. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT
Holm I. JAKEI4
Accented and adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnstt' hiell. BsI'
so- Ca~e Crarslaw, Dt'L Din , ~
Ellis Fleid. FreiNald- NIlthard; TN
de JaksL Reating. kochcr, kIonk
Trmpke. I.i,ticneit Lodge. Nosc
OwSr, Robinson, RoIlo. Schcmansky
sch+IItz g:efanoNski ThnmpFon. war
t.u. Wenzei. Wilson, link ant tn'
presidenf Pro TENTS.
Eays--NOue.
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Streets.

To the Honorable the CommOn Council:
Gentlemen.
Your committee On Streets 20
whom was referred the Sommuniea-
ton from the Department OF Public
Works. transmitting proposals for
paving alleys, respectfully report we
Fave had the Same under considera-
ti0n and ind that r. j, fowelson
co. Is lowest bidder for paving Alley
No. flS with cne-eourse concrete. At
sl.5s per square yard: that Barns s.
Zimmerman - lowest bidder for paw
sng Alley No 4is at siSS. Alley No
al az SIS, Alley No. az at N.St
and Alley No. s3f at sisS. all with
ath h lowest bidder for paving Alley
No 4so with one-course concrete AT
si-2S and Alley No. tsS with brick
az sesT per square yard; that T. r.
Alley No. 43s with brick at ss.ss ard
that Talbot q Shepard IL lowest hta-
der for paving Alley No az with
brick at sasl Your Committee be-
ing satisfied that the bids submitted
are reasonable. recommend that the
contracts entered into BY the Depart
nenS of Public Works with the afOrs-
said lowest bidders for paving above
alleys be confirmed. and that the sew
Ksatins a. ! se:.lon f ssls On ~. SD la
inst 81. c, C. y 3aa-D, approving
and eonnrmlng said contracts. be
adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE j. HEATING.
JAMES CRANSHAw.
HARRY J. DTNGENAN.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN l. IAKEL.
ELMER n. CASE
Accepted ard adooted as follows.
fsas--Aid. Allan. Barnett. Rel Bur-
tor. Case. cranshaW. Dill Dinrernsn.
Ellis. Field. Frefwaid. Gsthard. Hin
de. JakeL FsatinE Roeheu. Kronk
Lrmpke. T.iit,rheld. Lodge. Nowc
owen. Robinson Rola. scremans-y.
tel. Werzel. Wilson Zink ars the
President Pro TENS a
Nays--None
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Ordinances

To the Honorable the comm"T Councils:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Ordinances, e whom wss referred ar
ordinance erutied An 9rdlnaee~ 70
titied AN ordinance defining the duties
and powers OF the Department OF
Buildings and the establishing OF .
building code for the cl,y or Dstroit
u. 1913. by adding ave new sections
thereto 20 be known as sections 4. y.
>. 10 and H." respectfully report We
have had the same under eonsidsra,
aid ordinance BE- anendeJ by insert
tue after the word "zrandstand VI
line 40 tho following: "ProvideJl The
pro. isi0ns Of this ordinances shall not
apply 10 atty temporary structure erect
"a by the CITY that section be
agnended hv striking eout all OF line 10
ard the word through" ~ line and
Inserting IN leu thereof the words TO
Charge and that section 10 be amend.
81 by striking out the words forty
I'VE IN line 8 and Inserting in lieu
thereof the words "seventy-two, and
that said ORDINANCES, presented by Nd.
3sf.s,. be passed az 80 amended
EDWARD BARNETT
EfsNEH y. CASE.
GEO. A. OWEN.
Fn f'E5 q. RoB1flNss5x,
ANTHONY NOWC.
JOSEPH SCfENANsKY.
Tsp ordinance was then placed on
the order Of third reading.
Thfrd Reading Of Ordfsssce.
Tho title 90 the ordinance WIS read
a third time.
The ordinance was then read.
Aid Barnett moved thet ordinance
he amended IN accordance with COM
rnitfee report. which motion prQvailen.
The question being. Shall this or
80 na-sed. a majority % the Alder
men present voting therefor as fol-
Ysas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. BIei. Bur-
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ton, Case. Cranshaw, Dill ningeman.
de. JaksL Heating. kocheE kronk.
Lcmpke. I.ittleneid. Lodge. Move
TWEEN. Robinson. Rollo. schemansky,
SchultI. Stefapowski rhompson. War
tell. WenEsl. Wilson, Eink aud the
President PRO Tenn,
Nays-Non
The title 10 the ordinance was con-
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Iinuor Regulation.

Ts the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen.
Your Committee on Liquor Res ula
ton 10 whom was referred the apph-
cation and bond Of Norman y Fttr-
gerald. for transfer from f0i Clay
avenue to lies Russell street. respect
fully report we have mad the SAINTS
under consideration and seetng no
objection thereto, recommend that
said application and bond be ap-
proved.
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY y. DINGEMAN,
MAURICE r. HEATING,
ELMER -. CASE
JACOB GUTHARD.
ANTHONY NOwC.
Accepted and adopted a. follows.
Ycas--Ald Alian. Barnett. Bleh. Bur
ton. Case. Crapshaw, Dill Dlugsman
Ellis Field. Freiwaid. GutharJ. Hin
de. Jaksi. Kcnting. koCher. krouk
I.cmpke. Ti;tirheid. Lodge, Move
owen. Robinson. RoiIn. schemansky
schultz Sfcfanowski. Thompson. War
fell Wenzsi. Wilson. link and the
President Pro Tcm--33.
Nays--None.