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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. IN and for the Ter
rltory ,of Hawaii. In Bankruptcy,
No. sol. e..
In the matter of Charles GIrdIer. a
bankrupt. Z ss.s,r ~ - s...
RANKRUPT's PETITION FOR DIS
@ u CHARGE. .s-
To the Honorable Sanford b. Dole,
Judge Of the District Court OF the Uni.
ted States for the Territory Of Ha-
wall: t..
Charles Girdler OF Honolulu, City
and County of Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii, respectfully represents that
on the 18th day Of November, 1914,
last past, he was duly adjudged O
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress
relating 10 bankruptcy; that he has
duly surrendered ell his property and
rights OF property and has fully com
piled with all the requirements OF
Eaid acts and Of the orders OF the
court touching the bankruptcy law.
Wherefore, he prays that he may
be decreed BY the court to have q full
discharge OF all debts accruabIe
against his estate under said bank.
EUUL aClEf lCACGVt DuEH WHILE - 81 g
excepted by law from such discharge.
(signedl CHARLES GIRDLER.
Bankrupt.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this ist day Of October, A. ID. 1915.
tseaD
lSigned) r. L. DAVIS,
Deputy Clerk, United States District
Court. Territory Of Hawaii.
III THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. in and for the Terri.
tory Of Hawaii, In Bankruptcy. No.
3ol.
IN the matter p Charles cirdler. !
ORDER or NOTICE OF BANK
RUP1.s PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE.
On this LIST day Of October, A. D.
1915, on reading the foregoing peti'
I i Is ordsiedssy the court that .
hearing be had upon the same on the
9th day OF November. a. d. 1915, be
fore said court at Honolulu. City and
County Of Honolulu. In said district, a.
10 o'clock 10 the forenoon. and that
notice thereof be published IN the
..Honolulu star.Bnlletin, newspa'
per printed Ii said district, and that
an known creditors and otter persons
In interest may appear at said time
and place and show cause. II any they
have, why the prayer Of the said pc
titionef should not be granted.
And It 4 further ordered by the
cns1rf that fha clark shall send b.
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- r,.-t s,si r,,c,,it Tarritorv az
us@.,f Al ,hsr -, 4 Probate.
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. -, - siks sn5 cling the net5tion of
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.s ~ $3.50 so' y e Pisrshs coom IS
t =. $3.50. ,.,,,.,s,, q
iass q y, R Is s1Iosd ne sum ), sissss
sna charges Nseh win ~, ne sun % z.
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v. R. HARRINGTON
SHOWS need OF.
GET.TOGETHER'

tcontinued from page one,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
s4 ths cIerk.


4Sa7-0s r Hansen ~ al. Ir fav~-
NJ thr establishment ot b. saloon AZ NJ.
$50 crane avenue
Referred to Committee o7 liquor
Efgliat.Cn-
.tF>-Df 6. C. Burt. % a.. protest
irg AZ rst the establishment ~ saloon
al NJ 400 HoIhrook avenue
Referred - Committee a1 i-q3
DsgGiafion
isss-Of A I. SAWYER president
Committee. - \ Il. rel resting IN
arrrar~fstior FOR construction ~
stands "a Light Guard Arm2rg on
Reserrea - commit,ee or WAYS aal
t-66--c. Detroit Hotel Assn et Al.
for the rs-rout~g - Woag lrt .Rfs-
torn corner 20 Third and Jefferson 10
Ntch5 san Central station,
Referred 20 COMMITTEES oa FHel'N
.56i-Of Thomas CampAu = S,r.
Tor the acceptance 90 piat q Gray
fsse ReferTea FED to Committee oa street
,-5eES1r sarro I.overdi. Tor Gam
ages sor personal injuries aud damages
RSgerrsd TO Committee on claims
az t-6S-of N A. Taylor ror tHe can
collation. ot persona tax fo- the year
Rsfer-ed :, 70 Committee ~ Taxes
4-04-Of The Crescent CO, tor he
cancellation u a personal tax tor the
Referred 70 Cqnmi,,se o. Taxes
or In personal tax ,or the year
P,ss-r.s - COMMITTEES o. Taxes
s78s-OS r. Wilder, for the can-
collation. - psrsond taxes i'r 'he
Refsrres "a Cou-ai,tee On Tayes
sTo7--C.r Detroit Industrial school
Axsn for the cancellation % E"neral
city taxes for the YEAR 1914
4-0S-Of Peter Rs!chert. FOR THE n
sfasfatior " air Nus gdps under side
walk on north sids NerchsvAl. betWes n
sheridan ard Field avenues,
Referred 70 Committee or streets
tT0s-Of Frazer a. PUSer Co FOR
the installation % gasoline discea rge
system at Curb. aion zsits building
corner ~ Grand River avenue and
Reisrred 20 COMMITTEES on Streets.
4.le--Of SeliE Kuoppox. foF the r.
sfalIatfor of Gasoline atscAarEe sgs-
ter az ass Windcr street.
Referred % Committee or streets
4-fi-Of buchanan & HGE for PEI
mission 10 construct spur track across
I,ldsor avenue between wabash ave
nuc and alley west oT vermont aNtnus.
Referred 20 Com mirtee on Sfreets
sTIa-Of John fireman. et al. FOR
,h@ construction ot Lateral sewsr IN
-iiev m block bounded ny Grand River.
Maplswocd Clarendon ard west llne %
John fireman sub. of lot 3
Referred 70 Department ot Pubic
Works
4Tis--Of s s;iverstsin cor the cor
s-ruction OF lateral sewer % alley nFst
south or Michigan avenue between
T.arkirs and Apple streets
R4ferrvd 20 Department OF Public
Works
4TTt-0f John Considin@. % al Tor
the paving of alley east % sixth street
from pine street 20 I.0cust stfset
Referred 20 Department of Fuotic
Works
.7ls-Of L A wilkie for permission
70 ~ eek automobiles.
Referred 20 con- mi'tse on streets
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
DETROIT TIM z s

make his ADMINISTRATION one 20 he
acclaimed by the citiIens for
economical management. During MS
widerulantr career, John HARPER was
positions on important committees
" here .hts surup llous conduct ~ duty
his fearlcssprsS ga deciding accord
ing ta his roUsritntt0us convictions
art helpful influence in arriving st
couri IsforS won the estVem aud con-
edeur, OF r's colleagues and the rHh.
Sc tir also served Wayne county as
Chatr.nan ~ the Board ~ SuperNts-
or. and here a. elsewhere. John
lIarrtsr was the strong. earnest sni
reli4h'. ran'.H srrN ant, tie reursi
from the arena ~ public Ike ~ Ms
own ,uttt,G, arriving with him the
esteem ID aIi vha Nrew MIN Resid
fng Ir uUr city practically All MS
'.fs DO made hosts ~ friends hy the
rerIsllty ~ nis disposition. and that
chain % friendship was made endur-
courtesy '.s warm tsudclasp. and hIs
eua Fss activities in behalf of MS
fellow men Now Death has inter
tenrI art our former colleague has
gore to foi- thr lEUumeraole thrcnS
vNsr Fr. passed beyond. leaving be-
Nt-l memories trat Viii Ne our
beacon ..Shfs alouE the coast % tine,
srF rreN, ere We 40 forth from this
t'.uTr. cham ser pc 70
Resolved THAT the common Coun-
rt' extend tr the sorrow ing dow
ire -r.sf stricken children and the
relatives q ogr deceased friend. our
-rr- ..t sincere sympathy ~ the
great loss ot tae deAr one who was
husband. father and exemplary citi-
stn. ar. further
Resolved Ttst the city Clerk cause
a cops 20 these resolutions 90 -
transmitted 20 the family
Al.-t.L ne follows
NeAS=A1l Allan. Asfe. Barnett
Gir.l BURTON. case CTanshaw. ptlHs
NIMs Field FretvRld Gilman
Gu'hart. H Ndie. Jskel Nesuns
N1.hs-. Nrt-r u 81 Krork krrR
le-pLs IrtEc NNwc. owen. Rich
ert. Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. ScN"-
warSkt. schultz stefan SKI Tfcnr'
son Vernon Wartcll Ngn8el
Wilson SV. Wilson. Wt1E. link,
Zotfler ant the Pres dent
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Ry AID WILSON

t7ls--Of Jcnn T., Tait. TOT tho open
ing OF alley between tallisier and
Hethune avenues
Referred 20 Committee on street
Openings.
A11a-Of Wm SsldinT 90 Rl, f'r th'
paving Of Roosevelt Avenue extending
from Michigan avenue 90 VI X. n.
Referred 90 Department ot Public
Works
BY AID prrI.
AtaO-Of , A Me.huN ct 81, pro-
testing Against license neiug grant 80
AZ No 1858 Mictiran Avenue
Referred 60 committee au Liquor
Regulation
~ AID SCHuLTZ
a-el-B! MIS- Louis N4HE for gre
cate ellaticn - the general clty taxes
g1t The year 1915.
Referred to committee On Taxes.
RY AID RiCHERT.
4-e.-,I Sisaey Summ'rlge. for a
reduction ~ Ters MAJ IA Cor the
ycar 1878
Referred 60 committee or Taxes.
RI A - GILMAN
tgI-Or "a d. Mltzs'fcld 81 a.; for
rrNfrE az Ci.rna0 Avenue
Referred te Department - Public
Hy AID KRONK
a-e4-Of Nss Adg X Plefscb. fcr
tho vacation II a strip % land
Referred 20 Committee on street
D4trirEr
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

Cured in
From the Corporation Counsel.
To the Honorable the Common Connciii'
GentlcmVn
As per your request herewith
enclose the proper resolution Tor the
condemnation 90 property for park
purposes Is the blocks bounded by
Csnheld. Warren, iroquois and burns
avenues.
Respectfully submitted,
THpS 4 PENNlMAN
Assistant Corporation Counsel
By Ala pill.
Ry Aid phi
Resolved That this Council de-
rlnrrs "a public Improvement 20 bs
necessary IN the city Of Detroit And
IN also declares that u deems II nee
essary to take private property Tor
such improN 1meut, to-wit for PARK
purposes. aud that such Improvement
il FOR the use OF benefit OF the pub
lie The private property which WIS
Council deems II necessary 10 taNe
FOR snid improvement Is described as
Tn" west |, OF Block u subdivi-
sion 81 that part of the Cook Farm
= Cs ., i53. i5b and INC. between
Mack and Forest avenues, pstroir
Wayne County. Michigan.
Also All ~ Block l3, subdivision
last mentioned.
division of that part or tne COON
Farm = C 1883. i56 and $50 be-
tween Forest aud Grauot avenues
Detroit. Wayne county, Michigan.
Also all of Mock II, subdivision
last mentioned. except property own
"a hy the BOARD of Education OF the
city ot Detroit
Also ali ~ bots 90 TO 70, both In
elusive. Meredtths Newland avenue
Subdivision OF mock II and east
OF Vlock y % subdivision or Cook
Farm between Mack and Forest ave.
nues. also Block 20 and cast OF
Rlock 10 g subdivision ot COOK Farm
between Forest and Graitot avenues
IStroit Wayne County Michigan
he II further resolved. That the
Corporation Counsel he and ne 10
hereby directed 20 Institute the nee
cssary proceedings IN behalf or the
City ~ Detroit In the Recorder
court OF said city 80 carry out IN.
object ~ this resolution In regard
10 taking private property Tor said
Clty
Adopted as follows:
Yeas AID Allan. Ashe, RarneV.
Hell. Rurton. case. CrAnshaw. ON,
Flus. Field. Freiwald, Gilman,
Guthard. Hindie. lakel. kentins.
korhor. krtm mel Kronk, KunE
INmpke. Lodge Sowc. Owen. Rlch-
ert. Robinson. Rnllo. Rutter. Schs-
rnnnsky. schultz Stofnnowski, Tnomp-
son. Vernon. WRrtell. WenEel. a r.
Wilson. W Wilson. WING. link.
Zo@uer and the President--tl.
NRys-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
COMMON
COUNCIL
tnr11cIALA

Detroit TuesdaN May Is, 1918.
The Council met and WAs called 20
orc bF The President. Hon. Sacgman
Ilitlrntlc.
ffeaonf -AId Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Eieu. luftun. Casr Cranshav. uNl.
Eihs l1eli TrclWald. Gilman.
Culfard. Iiindls Jake, Heating.
y k0cffr FfiWmcl ktunk kunE.
Len ulfu f.au4f. SoWc. owen Elchtrt.
GobV rn. Itu.Io E1tter. SchcmanskY .
EchuliE etcfanowski. Thompson NeT-
roe WHfItl hauzel. \. r. Wilson.
IS Wilson. Wins link. Zocllcr.
GUd fnb lf.tsC sCent
Tngrn hrigr quorum present fhe
Nuunr4l rtE declared 90 be in session.
Tht Jnrraal or the preceding session
NcN aFproyeU
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Ernm the Controller.

T. the Honorable the Common Council
Oen,iemen--I herewith transmit
90 your Honorable Body a hill pre-
senfed by ~ H Weber amounting
10 t5l25o This is for auto hire scr
inmates
The appropriation for this purpose
is only 1900. - having been reduced
90 this sum hy tho BOARD OF Fsti-
mates % 1917 making II what i'
recommend tho reference OF this
matter 90 the Committee on Ways
and Means
Respectfully submitted.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
rrnm the Controller.

r. the Honorable the Common Courcfl
gentlprnan-.Th present neens o,
,be poard OF Education FUND make w
.dyt,abie 10 lsaue AZ this time 1900 .
600 Of Public School bonds. which
hsv. haen heretofore authorized:
To that end. ! recommend the aoop.
,ton ~ resolution directing tne
Cr,,rolter To advertise for proposals
,or the purchase % those bonds.
Reepectfully submitted,
GEORGE ENoEL,
Controller
Referred 20 Committee on Ways
and Means.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Enm the Controller.

To the honorable tie Common Council
Gentlemen - beg 20 hsrewltn
transmit communication submitted
~ the Public Library Commission. re-
oue.tlny the Controller TO rertfy 10
\ contract for the structural steer
work Tor the new main library builh'
tnE -.
Also communication from me
cc,,,,5isatou requesting the
Controller 20 certify TO an addl tionai
amount 20 the contract for the ct
cavation work for the new main IL
ra~orr rnend the reference of these
20 the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means
Rpspectfully suhmitted.
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller
Referred TO Committee on ways
And Means
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Fro- tire Mayer.

To the Honorable the Common Ccga-'l'
Gent isU' fH--. arm f.rN H+nA ofre .
WITH az arura Sal ~ tH~ h--Tolf
u-CrartN ~ trs NirrIzBu state T~le-
phone tr-ups-y with q statement -
~. eorr01rys earnings and expenses
and "A rate schedule which ne 90 y =
panv has requested the Mich : an
Eaii-ugf Commission to approve ca
VII recall tnat Tho Common toun-
Ui1 " tl4f year 0u~o~~t The aNpit'f = %
2 on ~ the n e1iEsU state TrhSphHhe
company FOR -stA 81. shment - meter
90 rates In This eitFs and that tT'
ami. stIe- q trs cor~p pary WAs dis
missed ty tAv railroad ccu'n1' sSioF'.
without pre- fut4"e because 30 -
pauy was not SUIT. cientlN conpre-
h~rslve 90 enable the com -l,Sslon -
ascertain tha return on me corn-
pany investment
The data submitted by the COM
pany - the railroad commission, -
voluru!uous and viii require careful
study before rNs merits q the com
uSrv's clafrrs can be Iudsec ! rec
Committee ~ your Honorable Body
ACT with t1~ Corporation Counsel In
the hearing before the Michigan
Railroad Conn mission. and that th~y
h. authorized 10 hire such experts
as are necessary 70 defend the oity's
While tn Justice We must eoncede
the corr pany fair return on .
nusly oppose any EFFORT on It's part
that will from the point of service
or rates lrfitrt hardship on tele
phone subscribers
OSCAR r. MARX
Mayor.
Accepted ard recon- endation con-
curred ~ a. follows
YeaS-Ald Allan. Ashe Barnett,
RiAu. Burton. case C-anshaw. Dill.
ElIfs. Field. FreiWaid. Gilman.
Guthard. HIndle, JakeL Keatirs
kocher. KITE m me- !. krork. RunH.
Lempke Lodge Nowc. owen. Rich
err, Robin son. Roilo. Rutter Schs-
r7zrsky. SChaitz. Steranowski. Thomp-
son. Vernon. WartelL wsnzel A. K.
Wilson, W = Wilson. Wing, link.
Zoeller and me Pres ident-+l
&ava--Nr~a
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
COMMUNICATIONS.


To ths Honorable the Common Council
CI~ntlemen--Eariy SaturdaT morn
ing of last week. occurred th@ death
~ a public official ~ this city. VI to
haA endssref himself 70 thousands,
Few residents Of Detroit have been
held IN the esteem IN which The hon
orable James Phelan was held, AID
his n.'s5s ing Sssn; Tss -.eogriTes -9r ~ 20 n,
virtues of kindli ess charity and
breadth Of mind
Asa public servant. the late James
phelau performed his duties ir =
manner that vas above CeDsu~e We
high sense ot Justice, coupled win
mercy ard charity. not orlv won ~"
admiration ~ the people nf l'"troit.
but was constant source en-HAr-
aEement and support FOR the fnou-
SANDS who came before him on ne
bench ~ was more for those traits
~ character which James F0ei.n
showed "a = cttizen.-hls 1fslre q"
aid the suffering and - su"cnr the
No sHy-that he was beloved The de.
ceased requires litt'e IN the way -
words ~ appreciation from ug His
character. his record and hls iife are
n g. only httinE however. that ths
city which James Phelan ho1ored,
a. ruhic offcial ana a. citzer
should officially attest 10 me gent
his arparture Accordingly re-
Quest that your Honorable Body
adopt and have srr~ad IN The min
utes suitable resolutions. a0f tNdf a
COPY - same. With th.s com m irica- -
tiGn. he sent ~ TIC nearest relatives
of the deCeaEed
Respectfu1v.
OSCAR y NJ TX.
nv Als Wilson s-s Case-
Resolved That ~ tho death ~
Honorable Jar7e. Pheiar. Judge ~ 'h0
Recorder Court 'ne rtty = Detroit
has suffered distinct loss not o0l"
of an honorsd ard upright public
oSNrfaI but "A citizen whose uernu~v
will long be cNerisnef iu me hearts
of tens - thousands n ~itizeus wEo
knew him 80 liberia I'm rfed. kind
hearted. RenerouF man. fnll - tre
milk of human Kindness and abound T.
ing IN those rugged qualities th9f
made him 90 for ceful IN winning hts
way IN the battle - lfe Today his
funeral corfege werdef is wav along
our thcrouRhfares and every wt ere
silent tribute was paid a. an that
was mortal was horne 70 the GENE
terv For such a. him. there is no
everlasting farewell but a hopeful
In his memory. therefore. be u
further
~ Detroit we extend our HEARTFELT
sympathy % The sorrowinE relatives
az the deceased IN the hour = fhetr
great sfniiction and beresvsment.
Adopted as follows
Teas--Alf Allan. Asts parnett
Blsil. Burton. case Crarshsw Dill
Fills. Field. Freiwsld. Gilman
Cuthard Hindle. 1akel KeatinR
Kocher. Krim m 81 Krork ru'1
Lempke Lodge Move. owen. Rich
ert Robinson R0llo Rutter Sche-
mansky. Schultz, Sfefarowsbi Thornu-
son Vernon WartelL werzsi 8 e
Wilson. w. Wilson. wing. link
ZoeIlnr ar1 fhe Pres'dent-+i
Nays--None.
Consent being granted the follow
ing was offered by Ald. Case and a.
r Wilson out OF order
Whereas, This Common Council has
learned with profound sorrow and
sincere regret 81 the death of eN.
Alderman John HARPER who during
fourteen eventual years of our city's
history represented the Eighth
ward IN this Common Council In the
most vigorous. efficient and upright
msnner. He was unanirrously elected
President Of the Common Council IN
1905 and his tenure or office was
marked by indefatigabie efforts 10
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on Sewers
From the Department Of Public
worka

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Attached please and
letter received from Mr. Clarence l..
PARKER. proposing the use OF railway
car ferry for the transportation OF
passengers and automobiles 10 and
from Belle Isle. II is suggested that
thn matter be referred 10 tho Com
ruittee on Parks and Boulcvards for
proper attention.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO H. FENKELL,
Commissioner
Mr. George " Ftnkell. Commissioners
OF Public WORKS.
Dear SIR; Shortly after the burning
Of the Belle Isle bridge, the writer.
transport Co, wrote Mr.. Dust asking
him n Railway Car Ferry such as
this company had here IN Detroit
would not aid the transportation OF
automobiles AZ well a. passengers 20
and from tho fsland7
Mr.. Dust stated that n. had re-
ferred the Information given him nv
our Office concernins this steamer, 20
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Accepted ard recomnendstion cor
from the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gsntfernen--Tne fDlloWinE Reports
of cav Officers FOR the week end %
Ing SATURDAY Nav l5 1918. are re-
speCtfulIy submitted
TNa-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Eetitlona Presented.

nN AID, OWEN
fstf-ot g. n Harmon. for perrnis-
tls,n ~ construct a bridge.
li4fpfTUi tn Committee on streets.
pN AID WARTEIis
ttl1--.af nurt r. White. for n re-
fnctl1n ~ The general city taxes for
the year lais.
0eitrFed 20 Committee on Taxes.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Reconsideration.

AID Vcrtor moved 90 reconsider the
vote ~ W6lCh the resolution was
al rttd
aln. owen moved 60 suspend Rule
- S-r ihc purpose of indefinitely iost-
rtu.ue lnf melton n reconsider, which
nnfiau prevailed as follows:
Voaa--Nid Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
DicM Burton. Case. Cranshaw, Dill
Enis. Ffcld. Freiwald. Gilman.
Guthard. Hludic Jakel. keating
Iorhng Kri m mel Kronk Kunz
L. nl.r I.udGe NowC. owen. Rich
,rt. Itubiuenn. Rollo. Rutter Sche-
fnans'gg schultz. Stefanowski ThOmp-
fnn. NcrWur. MartelI WenEel. A. T..
Wilson w. =. Wilson, Wing, link.
Rus lierea ava the Prcsidcnt--il.
NeNs--N None.
Af EuhtHg then moved that the
nv tiap ID reCouslder De Indefinitely
p0a'p'na which motion prevailed
Thy rtNGiar order was resumed.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

To tEe Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen --Thc following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19


Controller
Accepted and referred 20 the Com
rvfttee on WAYS and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
oEoRdE ENoEL4

Accepted and recommendation con-
Cured In
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
REDEMPTION FUND

RFTTMT'TfON FtNp
fIq-Chas ~ w~itsis, re-
demp'ion ~ taxes fbss 81
aenrt,on ~ taxes 1888 ~
fst--CIqs H Witste. re-
drmp'ion ~ taxes sss -
m, ~ taxes 400 Of
PISS 20
GEORGE FTGEL
Controller.
Referred 70 Committee on Claims
and Accounts
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19


a.. T. " cAsH ACCOUNT No. l
Fund
eg-Max ~ Kocn. City
lrraF. rebate on
permits ...,...... l,s7z ~
p. ?. vs. CASH ACCOUNT No. ?
FIND.
i05-Mar G. Koch. C1ty
Treas rebate On -. a.,
ios-MIx q Koch, city
Treas rahate on
permits ...-......... 1sS 81
Total ...........t. .....|f bb4 20
p. p. " GENERAL FUND.
s9t-Auerican Express CO.
sos-Edwsr5 fss- F5rd Treas.
rent and light. 7e 20
s0s--J ~ Mayer. repairs. 90
2gt-MichlRsu State Tcls-
phone CO phones 81
sos r Eunnings. parts ? IS
To,sr .................t - 30
FIRE COMMISSION FUND
iIgs-Acme Foundry co.
signal posts, etc Isl -
1is5-Americsn Car 4 F'dry
,inss -. Iss IS
i1as--noHch Magnetic Co.
rep nasne,es - 10 q,
Co rtfund -, 10 %
Adding
Machine Co. over
hauling ........... - 70
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
1870 1Ti ls


'pera'',,n ., ~, :" on. 'S.'.. vear -. tiS.s1s -
in,s,s'' 100 ~ w. ~ 'F.'' par cent 2sn7oo
p"pr"cint'"n ON, OF ''"'' as;sm
p"pre,',ataon r.r r.nt.' is.oss Ss
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

ESt7 03
PEcoRnER's COURT FUND
-Gercrh Ice Delivery
CO. water ........N -
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
GOSSIP OF A R E
A'Disconcertinx Incident.

The drop In ct. Paul was a sensa-
tional development. That there should
he any important liquidation OF one OF
the standard dividend paying railroads at
this time was disconcorting enough.
but that II should find such a poor
market as II did was a real shock. The
fall was almost perpendicular. the price
dropping as much as | per cent. be-
tween sales. and at times II seemed as
IL there were no market for the stock
at all. There was some talk OF a cut
in the dividend. but this was evidently
inspired by the decline Itself. II was
also asserted that foreign selling was
responsible, but this too hardly COW
cred the whole case. as foreign selling Is
not usually conducted with a total dis
regard to the price received. The real
explanation. according TO shrewd OBJ
servers. lies In the peculiar market con-
ditions now prevailing for stocks of THIS
class in particular and for he market
I'm general. The market Ia extremely
thin both WAYS. Prices are just hanging
In the equilibrium. SO that a very small
amount. of buying or selling Will cause
violent fluctuations. In the case or 81.
PAU, there was a selling order or a
couple Of thousand shares hanging over
the market for some time. The moor
traders got wind OF this and When the
iiouidation began yesterday they Jumped
on the market with both feet and made
as low prices as they possibly could
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
N AND

The New York Federal Reserve Rank
rates were I per cent. for thirty 90
bills. "s'
Open market discounts. prime accent
ances maturing up to ninety DAYS. 2h
T2k per cent. ~ ="
Commercial paper rates were 3Ia14
per cent. for sixty and ninety day bills
and for our TO six mont hs best Names
~ per cent. for others.
Time money was dull and steady
Rates were 2N @2h per cent. for sixiv
Gays, ga Q2% per cent. for ninety DAYS.
~ g3 per cent. for four months, s1SN
per cent for five n six months.
Call money on the floor Of the Stoc,,
Exchange yesterday ruled at IL nsr
cent. high. X per cent. ; low, ~ per
Domestic exchange on New York. a.
Louis. par; San Francisco, 4oc. nre.
MUM Minneapolis. soc. premium Chi
cago. lOc. discount. Cincinnati. mar.
Montreal. Ss.12h premium.
Call money on London was Ia mar
cen., short bills. 2% per cent. three
months bills. 2N per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady. Elna,
quotations were; Demand. arc 5-I6
cables. 4.77h.
Bar silver in London. 22 15-1sd. IN
New York. 4Shc. ~
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges. s630.os1. Clio : balances, s53.-
s9O,5s6; Sub-Treasury credit baIance
$9.436, G64.