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The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Claims snc Accounts.

70 the Honorable the Common Council
Gsutlemel -- Your Committee or
claims AMI Accounts. - whom wac
referred the Controllers list % Az
proved Accounts OF May IS. 1918.
respectfully report that We have
examined the same. and believing
tlem 20 be correct. recommend that
;tey b. paid from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted
MOSES WARTEII.
GEORGE n ELLIS
LOFTS a. L.EMPkE
FRED ". ROBINSON
JOHN \ KRO<K.
ANTHONY NDWC
JOSH SCHENANSkY
Accepted and adopted as follows
NsAs--Ald Allan. Ashe Barnet
Biol. Burton, CrAnshaw. pili. Ellis.
Field. Gufhard. Hindle. iaksl K~At-
ing Noch~r. krlmmeL Kronk Kuux.
Lefapke. Lodge. Movie. owen. RichrTt
r. ainSoa. Rollo Eutter, - hemArsky
schultz. StctanowsNi Thompson. Ntf-
nor Wart~u \ p Wilson. W
" lison. Wing Z.nk, Zoeiier aud the
prssideUt-35
<Ays-NDue
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Claims ard Accounts.

TO the Honorable the Common Counctl
Gentlemen -- Your Cuwmtttrv on
claims and Accounts, % whom vas
referred TIE corr muntca'iou from tIr
Controller. transmitting bin submit
ted 20 hiw by the Department ~
Parks AM Bellevar3s IN favor 90
Allan RI. Frazer for professional ser
vlras IN the case ~ Holustrr. Ph.I-
missioner - Parks and Bouicv ard s.
resp@, fully report Ne nave bad the
same antrr cunsi1erati ion aud see
n objection thereto. Tecowrslsui
therefore. offer tie following reso-
luton
Respectfully submitted.
NOSES WARTELL
GEORGE * ELLIS
Louis n i.EMPKE
FRED " ROBINSON.
JOHN a kRONk
JOSEPH SCHEMANSE
Accepted aC1 on leave the follow
INK rssolzt.9n was offered
By Ala. Wart~n
ResoIvea. Tha, tie Controils- De
AMI I- 81 hereby authorized and di-
r~Ctsi 20 drA@ warrant upon the
SURPLUS Account. Park and BouIe-
NhTt Fund lr favor - Allsn ~ Fra
ger. for the sum u -2-1 50 Ia pay
rnent ~ E@rFi,es .u as. % Hollis
ter. pfliaria - al ~ william r
Dust Commission % parks and Roul
Flrfrr upon proper ~ EfAtlHn or
the pr0per receipt therefor
Adopted as follows
Neas-Ald Allan Ashe Baruett.
Bell, Burton, Cranshaw. pHl. Ellis.
Field. Gursar9. 81 1dle iakeL Eeat-
ing Roche kriwmrL kronk kuuz.
Le-uuEe. Lodge $uWr. owen Rlchert
Robinson. Polio E4tfpr. = nsruAuHSv.
Schultz. SfsfaDoWsSt Thompson. Yer
nor Wart-ll y r Wilson. "
Wilson, WirE link. Zoeli~r and the
Fresldsrt-3-
NaVE-&grg
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Provided. That said permit Issued BY
tie Department OF Public Works Is
granted with the distinct understand
peing amended IA such manner as " ill
provide tor the leVying OF Zee 10 be
hereafter determined upon. for the
occupancy OF puplc property, that the
srsnies Will gay said Zee provided Tor
y, said aCt. and that said grantee does
hereby bind himself thercuntO aud
Accept said permit on the conditions
here hy Inn osed
Adopted as follows.
leAs-Ald Allan, Ashe, Barnett.
B!ytl. Burton. Cranshaw, nill. Ellis.
Field, GuthArd. HindIe. Jakel keAt-
ing, kocher. krimmel. kronk, hunE.
Lanlpke. Lodge, Movie. owen, RtchcrI
Robinson, Rollo Rutter Schemansky.
schultz Stefanowski Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartcll A r. Wilson. W.
Wilson. wins, zink, Zoellcr and the
Prestdept--sf
NaVs-Nopa
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Public Unite.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlsfu@n -- Your Committee on
Public Utilities. 90 whom vas re-
TERED the resolution by Aid Lodge
relative 20 r-arrApgirz the hours
during which the so-caIled working
mems tickets snail be considered
good Tor use on the street cars. re-
specially report
That Ne aud that nearly oas-hatf
~ the factoi ieS instead OF setting
their clock ahead and then forget
ting 10. have instead made changes
In their working hours 80 thst toe
present hours during which the
eight for a quarter tickets are Ac-
ceptAd hy the street car company.
namely from 20 s 90 a. n. and from
IS % g = m. are rot accept
- Very grave question whether
any set % hours % the same dGrs-
ton can te made 90 10 40. 90 long
as the factories refuse 20 - gov
sTned BY the ofncial tine % the city.
Your committee find further. that
tho Detroit United Railway are de-
termined % make no change wfat-
ever ia the named hours 0t the past
other than 10 apply those hours 20
the ofiriai time OF the city Of De-
troii without hr-t being ordered -
the Common Council 10 do so
Your committee are q the opinion
that before any such action 70 taken.
= ~ ever - taken, that 10 10 essen
the Detroit United Railway fully IN
tsrstAnd what changes II any. In
the present hours will accomr1 ofa's
ali parties concerned and % that era
re recommend FRAT tho Street Rail.
way Commission be requested %
thoroughly investigate tie matter
and hN upon the ore and a half hour
IN the morning and the ore hour In
the afternoon suitable FOR the pur-
pose
Respectfully sghnltted.
JAMES VERNON
CHARLES \ ASEfE
WA r. ZOELLEB
CHAS W BURTON
joins l. JAEET.
MAURICE KEATfSG.
BY Aid Vernon.
Resolved. That The Detroit Street
Railway Comnlsrioners Do and they
are hereby requested 10 ASCERTAIN -
possible, what hours undsr Eastern
standard time should bs designated
by the Detroit United Railway dur
ing which the eight for quarter
tickets will he accepted on - lines
providing psrrlission 20 10 % is given
them - TIE Common Council
ADOPTED az follows
BleiI. Burton. Cranshaw. buI. Ellis.
Field. Guthard HindIs Jaksi Keat.
Ing Kocher. krimm~l Erouk Kun,
empke. Lndge. Move. Owen Ptchsrf
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. = hAmausky.
schultz. Stefanowrki. Thorn pson. Yer
nor. Wartell \ p Wilson. ~ =
Wilson. wing link, Zo"li'r and the
PreSident-37.
Says-SOns
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MaYa ard Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentiemsn-Your Committee on
Waynr and Means 90 whom vas re.
ferred the Communication from the
NDsrd % Health requesting funds for
'ne completion % additions and I'm.
provernentp 20 Pavilion No 81 the
Herman Kiefer hospital beg leave 20
report that we have given the re-
quest serious consideration because
81 the fact that the Health Bosrd. re-
gardless % repeated and strenuous
objections upon ~hs part OF your com
mittee. has on various occasion. ex.
ceeded appropriations allowed ~
your Honorable Body and the ponrd
81 Estimates. and 20 eNtricate itself
from a dilemma has been compelled
20 ask for funds 90 settle excess obii-
cations
Your committee most vigorously
condemns this practice % contract
Ing indebtedness In excess Of appro.
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JACOB GUTtINBp.
ANTHONY NpM
W "a q HfSILi..
A EITNV
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council
tivntirmrD Your tuWH.t.t.v 1U
Liquor E~g ulNtinn. % whom WH- m
lefrol the HppliD aftau and bond ~
CorRtlut- GoiVAueii f1r transfer
frou lts FORT street east 60 900 trNn.
avenue respectfully report SO have
had The matter under ruuslt'ra''""
and recommend that said Application
hnh bond pc denied
Respectfully submitted
CifAS " UtHTVN.
JACOB Gt-THAEr.
ANTHONY NtWt.
~ % e. 81 tNDt.L.
A q KUN
Accepted Rnd ajopt~d.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
from the Board Of Assessors.

70 the Honorable the Common Conncil.
Centlemen~-We herewith transWtt
20 your Honorable Body assessment
rolls Nos iS.1, 1884. 1872 aha -
for grading and paving the io''""'
toii No. is.,-AIIey No, ass. being
enc alley In block between Tillman
avenue and Tweniy-thiTd stree.
from the north line OF A!r,e street
20 the south curb line of Magnolia
RON No. 1s2a--AIley No teo. BE-
Iau the III alley in block between
second. Third. Merriek and Kirby
RON no is.s-Aney No. 'o7. be
iue the alley In block between snip
herd ard Van Dyke avenues. from
I10 fee, south Of the south line OF
Roll No. is2s-Alley No. AZ pc
ing the alley In block between Ia =
fayette Boulevard and Howard street
from the west line % Sixth street 10
the east line OF Brooklyn avenue.
AEnes avenue 10 the south line OF
rhe usual notice required ey law
has been given 10 the parties IN IN
terest. as will appear by the annex
"a notices and afiidavits OF pnblieA-
tlon. No person has appeared TO OBJ
jeet TO said rolls or to ask any cor
rsct,on thereof We have. therefore.
signed the same. and report them 10
your Honorable Body.
Very respectfully. -,
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY d. L. Dilworth;
President
Accepted and leave being granted
the following resolution was offered
BY AID Keating:
xos is7s. fsat 1875 and 1875 for
= aiding and paving the following al
Ron No. Is,s-Arlsy No. 1ss. be
1 sne the alley IN block between tn
man avenue and Twenty third street
from the north line OF Myrtle street
90 the south curb line Of Magnolia
Roi, No ise.--Aiiey No. 900. be
Ing the 1T alley IN eioek between yTeen
Roll 10. 1sss-Aiiey No. 4o7. be
ting the alley In block between ship
herd and Van Dyke avenues from
Agnes avenue TO the south line OF
Agnes avenue;
Roll Ne isss-Alley No az. be-
Ing the alley In block between La
q sayette Boulevard and Howard street
from the west line Of Sixth street 20
the eas. line OF Brooklyn avenue, are
hereby approved and confirmed. that
the description of premises and the
names OF persons contained therein
are received So correct. and that the
sums set forth in the said assess
ment rolls are the correct ones
which each individual or set % In.
y dtviduaiE should be assessed AZ ard
pay, and that the said assessments
Be collected from the everai persons
liable TO pay the same according 20
law.
approve the form OF the above
resolution.
WALTER BARLOW,
Chief Assistant Corporation
Counsel
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid Allan tshs Barnett
3ieii, Burton. CrRnshaw. piN. Eli =.
field, Guthard Hindie. Jakel. Keat-
ne, kochsr, krimmel. Xronk. kuuz.
<smpke. Lodge, Move, owen. RiChert
Robinson. Kollo Rutter. Schemansky.
ychultx, stefanowski. Thompson Ner-
Tor. WarteIl. A. T.. Wilson. w J
4 Nillscn. Wing. link. Zoeiler and the
Prssident.sT.
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To 'hs Honorable the Common Council
fl~r IFfEt ~ fua- rpmHlffec on
Ways arf Mems 'p whom vss referred
20 comm ratIrr from tie Depart
newt o., Fars- ari Eosl@vsr's re-
s4-ffl~S AN appropriation ~ o. 800 10
r rrfsr fcat prompt ~ mert may D.
ri or f0r ~a~rr ~ Goa pur tAse1
Fr usa -r Belle T-'e nvfrE % thr
rse. ,ast Ae.l,sr, a. wagon = inpos-
s.n'r rttperffsiit report Ne nase had
10 sam Hrfa- cor t'fe-ati1r ard
foermlns ~ that ne amount 30 apprD-
arafe1 from s4ftlrs Ar-Junf SO TIE
rler a fhe ETeatef part - this coal
vsli pa. ar~d after he beginning - ne
rrNt rs.fl F~ar recon mend further,
that 10 sum hove uhn'i9-e he re-
appropriation for The coming year be-
.8Frss available The following rrso-
ilton 10 therefor offered
EesgecctfGl.y subu.,tsd
ROBERT Is RTTTER
JDUE g. LODGE.
w ? ZCELLER
JACOB CrTHARD.
" " O. HTNDLE
er'et ard .r lsa o the follow
TX resaiutlnn VAS offered
rs aI1 Burton.
pssaIvad That tha Controller be and
rr il hereby authorized and directed
'r make tie proper srfriea upon he
s.m ~ 81 600 90 from sgrpius Account
fI Account %ai - Power Plant Fuel.
Iark M boulevard Fund 80 be used
Tor paving Tor cargo ~ cna' pun
rraFeI by reason % irrpoasibiN'y -
delivering coal ~ peile Isle by wagon.
'ie said sum 20 DO returned % the
surplus fcrsurt when appropriation
fIr me coming fiscal year becomes
-yidiahie
kdortef 80 follows
Yras-Ala Allan Ashe. Barnett.
Bleil Burton. Cranshaw Diii. Ellis.
Field. Guthard, Hindle Jakei. Ksat-
Ing. Kocher, Krimmei Kronk Kunz
.empke, Lodge. Nowc. owen. Richert
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky
Schultz, stefanowski. Thompson, Yer
nor. warteli. a r. Wilson. W =
Wilson. WING. Zlnk. zoelier and the
President--37.
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To the % rnnrapie ne Common Council
It-f.,..su Nr.r Committee ON
Was ant mans e. whom was re
farreH tNf communication from the
Ntrarta-trt ~ PARKS and RoairN Yards.
rtcgtsfIr< certain Transfers ~ FUNDS
o. .sHrt depleted funds thru 81 The
rrra.r.r. the escAl sAr rrsper-
F.UR rt.rrt Ne ave had the same
luIrr .lrsi IevAtiH7 and seems no
ohf- tfng thereto. recommend the
atuvtlur 90 tas foiicWiug reso. u-
vrspagtfIDy submitted
MAS IS BURTON
RrEERT " RITTER
JOHN t. LopGE
JACOB GtTHARb
VA p ZOEIIER
W X < HINpLE
Accepted ana on leave The follow
= resolution MAS CTcrcd
krsaIv-.. TtAt the Controller -
ana ~ is fe.rtS authorized and Gt-
rertet - make Inc proper entries
tar - enc sHm ~ SIS" trou Account
~ 80 clara Eatn"Nuse ages -
tr- follow accounts ~ toe Ia.
a~l Boulevard Fund
Account NJ. Il clara Bath
house. SUITS and towels $50 90
Account ~. -. Clara Bath
-o4St Supplies ......-. 500 90
ANA fre-l A .-o4ut No So. Motor Bus
service tn, sur, ~ $50. 20 me FOL
loving accounts IN said fund
Account NJ 60. owen Park
p.-.trs 80 90
,-,,t~t 10 n Ta5.s ESQ 90
,F,i-,.-a-.. sso 90
an o.. sad transfers being Tor the
purpose % carr inx tAe sScNs men
t!ansi accounts throsga the remain
+e- ~ thr a<g8l year
Adopted az follows
V,a-AYf Ans- Asne Rarnet-.
Bfsfl Burton. CransaNW. pAl, E4l' =
= ELI Gu'hR~d r rdis IRkel keaf-
.~I Epthar. krtru,el hronK- NHnE.
Lerpke. Lodge NnWr. owen Eicn.rt
3 ftrsor. Enllo Euttsr. - heraAnskv.
-rrgltr ~tcfanoVskl Thorn rsoD. Yer
nor. Wart~il A T.. wilson W J.
Wilson. Wing EiuS. I0eu~r and ihr
p~esittrt--t-
Nkys-Nrus.
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he order Of thlrd reading.
Third ltenstiuU ~ n..llu...

mira U~ndtnE at Ordnance.
The title To- the ordinance was rCat
n third time
The ordinance was then read.
Tho question being shall this or
dinAnce now pass The oTdInanc,
was passed. a majority OF the alder
mon present voting therefor as fol
lows.
Ncas-Ald, Allan. Arhe. Barnett
hlVli, burton. CTanshaw. I'm, Ellis
Field Guthard. lIindlo. Jakel, Keat
ing. kocner, krimmel kronk. kunz
Lempkc, Lodge. MOVIE, owen. Richert
Robinson, Rollo. Ruttcr. Schemansky
schultz, StcfanowSki. Thompson, Yer
nor. Wartoll. \. Is Wilson, w J
Wilson, Wins, link. zociicr and tn,
President 81
Nays None
The title 70 the ordinance was con.
Armed.
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A q KTNZ
lluuor REGULATION

To the Honorable the Common Council
p,ntlemen--Your Committee on
rJouor Regulation. TO whorl wnr re
ferred an ordinance entitled ~ or
finance 20 amend Section B-b %
Chapter isi OF the Compiled prdi-
names for the city ~ Detroit for tho
year 1914" respectfully report va
have had the same undo considerR-
ton and snid ordinance having been
presented for the purpose OF temov-
ing from the liquor restricted district
the premises known ~ 400 ifolhrcok
avenue cnn see no OBJECTION thereto
and recommend that snid ordinance.
presented ny Ald, Wsrteil on April 81
1918 ~. G, g., y, 1872, be passed IS
submitted.
Rsspec'fu'iv suhrnitted
CHAa w, MUTTON,
w. ". = UfNDLE,
A. ~, Kt'Nz,
Read twice by title consent being
granted,
The ordinance vas then placed on
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
3 rom the Clerk.

That he presented such portion
Of the proceedings % the last SEES
zion as IL required by the Charter
To be so presented 20 His Honor the
Mayor for approval on the cath inst
and that they were approved on the
18TH inst.
Placed on Ale.
Also. that he has been served with
pummohs issued out OF the Circuit
Court. wherein the Village of -
C1aSr Heights L. plaintiff and the
city of Detroit et al, defendants
and that he has referred the same
70 the Corporation Counsel
Also. that he IL in receipt Of Bond
waiver and Agreement OF Albrecht
Realty Co. TO construct. maintain
and operate a spurtrack extending
INTO West Jefferson avenue.
Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means
Also. bond Of walker a Co, au-
t:hofislng them 20 engage In the bust.
tess OF hanging signs.
= Referred TO Committee on Ways
~ uesns
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

Gentlemen hes 60 advise youT
Honorable Body that / am In receipt
% the folloWing communication
from the Detroit Engineering 80
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
The folsowlug Is the communities
To The Honorable tho Common Council.
G,utitmru--At mcetlng ~ this
Society held NAV 81 the t1loNlrg
ieyoiuttuH vaa adopted
vs. htCs3s thc prppo~ ~ rev br.dge
O. Erllr isle involves Questions 90
gtest Importance % the future COM
ms-t.a- ,,oromic ara artis'.c welfare
o. Detroit anil
Whereas. tle expenditure NiI be a
large rra and extend ate consider
sl., period or t;me srt
Whereas TIE problems r"Qnr, srs-
ra. k1rVIs'vt 90 f'-rlatiou Nurs.
bridge constituent a.'6'tf. iuFr
trafsrn~tat and ktv 'rrl S-ajscts
auo especially "a fari .r.tN Nlt7 sim
B.. work dow, 81. ether e''.'s. ana
Whereas. t.t rEsArft.da sut grrus-
F.srt -rafr.tt. ut ..r undertaking. de-
% ends and warrants tar service "
gv.a'l ttl.r-. ur.
Therefor. a. RI Resolved. that IN tNv
.u.e.ra no rl.~ ~...t.. .@v ar- g. art
.. r,fr..t t.. 3D.. enc rev Relic .se
ur uCa s.la.5 tt directed .Y "a ErSrl
.. bridge 'u ~-
4tu.-.., 90 tHf -rH.-r -..N .'"r'ai-
Tint ssHH .eu.v .s-... Should hc s1In
rns.a sf -"e persons. one 20 whom
snHu.H ae w. rar-{ ems v-'r ore
% rrl r~E.~ts. rEH 4r s- etert ore
q business rs- ara orc lANEer. ard
B,s7,vrE ssat ,ee rts,e-s % ta.s
-. st. 4rs ss-.--fs-.. . -r.rat rN s-S-
l.r.,- th. t.,t officials pho creation ard
ar.lsr rwra.s--r.-.f ~ s-r -~
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lIotior REGULATION.

To the honorable the Common Council
Gentiemen-Your Committee on
LIQUOR Regulation. 20 whom wnF re- =
fsrred tho application and bond ~
frederick Froehiich for transfer 81
license from ii0t Russell street 10 4og
Holbrook avenue. respectfully report
we have had the same under ronstd-
e~ntlon. and seeing no objection
thereto. recommend that said appl-
cation and bond be approved.
Rsspectfuliy ,ubrnitted
CHAS w. BURTON.
w. " q HfSpfsE.
A. r.. KITNZ
Accepted and adopted % follow
Ycas-lid Allan, hshe narnett.
Pieu. Burton. Crnnshaw. Dill. Ellis.
Ficld Gutharf Hlndle JAkel keat-
ing. Roeher, Krimmei. Kronk Kun..
Ter1pka. Lodrc. Nowc. Owen. Richcrt.
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter, Sohsmansky,
Schultz e'etRnowrki Thompson Yer
nor. war'eli. a. ". Wilson. W. y.
WILTON wlrg. Zink. Zoell>T snd tho
president-a1
Nayr--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26

From the Board OF Assessors.

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Gentiemcn- We respectfully rec
ammend the reduction - personal
tax levied against the Specially Knit
ting Works, from g. GOO 20 $500 for
the rear 1914 sixth ward
WI Respectfully.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
by u. l. Dilworth.
President.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
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LIcuor Regulation.

To tho Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen our Committee o0
IIaupT Regulation. 70 whom was re
ferred the application and bond ~
Peter I. GosHel tor transfer from -
Michigan avenue % s. Grand ltts gr
avenue. respectfully report We have
had the matter under consideration,
and SEEING no objection thereto. re-.
ommert that said application Re
granted.
Rvsper'faly submitted.
CfTAS " RtHrbS,
JACOB GITUARb,
ANTHONY NpWt,
w a q Hf$i1LE.
a. KUN
Adopted ~ follows
Neasa-Alt Allan. Ashe, Barneti
Hlel, Barton. yranShhw btii. Filis.
Ftrld outhard. liIndts lRkeL kraf
INK korhsr kriwueL kronk. kuus.
LcmVke. Lodgv. Nowe. owen NCbstt
EaU. Lsou Eoilo Ruttsr. s. hcmAurS
SCI ult4 StnfAnoN sNt. Thompson. Yer
nor Wart'u, A g. Wilson. W
Wilson Wing. IiHk. Z0riltr aad tho
President
NaNs NuEe.
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n From the Clerk.
7 - 11sesrasls the Common Council
The Detroit times., 1915-05-26
Ways and Means and Bridges.

To the Honorable the Common Council
GeutlVmeu .a Your toint Commit. !
tee on Ways and Means and Bridges
20 whom was referred the communal
cation from Ills Honor the Mayor
urging that permanent bridge OF
concrete construction to Belle Isle.
be provided without unnecessary de-,
lay, and recommending that char
ter amendment authorizing the issu.
anCc 81 bonds for the construction Of
"a bridge nv submitted To- the people
AZ = special election 20 he held as
early as possible respectfully report
We have had the same under consid. !
GRAFTON. aud recommend that pro-
poaat be submitted 10 the electoral
approving tho issuance % bonds not
go exceed g., O0o. 600 for the construc.
ton or bridge go Belle Isle on the
present site and that the Corpora
ti"u Counsel he requested 10 prepare
the necessary legtslatiou We. there
fore. offrr the following resolution.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
RURAL SCHOOLS ARE
ClOSlN6 YEAR'SaWORk

The nrst OF the rural schools Ct
Fremont county to close its yeas
work was the one In district No. Z,
which completed its term last Friday.
District No. Z is In the extreme
southeastern part Of the county. The
Glendale school en- Beaver creek win
close this week.
The terms Of the various country
schools are rapidly drawing to close
and the vacation season will dawn
for most Of them within the next fiye
or six weeks. There are about nfsy
school buildinss In the county. but
the work IN some Of them viii mot be
concluded until the last week In May
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
INTERESTING SERVICES
At BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. DR.. William Crawford OF Delta
who began ten days series Of evan
gelistic services at the First Baptist
church here last Sunday morning. is I:
man Of extremely pleasing personality
and address and is a strong. forceful
speaker. There were large congresi l.
tons at Sundays services. both mon
ing and evening, and a fair attendance
at the meeting Monday night.
There were eleven baptisms at Su,-
day mornings service and as mary
persons were welcomed into the
church fellowuhip By Rev nsley. PISS
tor Of he 6oaSssz zakioas DF. crawSofd
Vim preach again tonight; the services
beginning at O'Clock. half an ho--
earlier than usual. In order that IL
who desire to do 30 may attend the
Y. NJ c.. A. Star course lecture a,
the Methodist church
A cordial invitation il extended ,
the public to attend the meetings 4
the Baptist church and hear DR.
crawford's gospel messages.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
NEW TOURIST RATES WEST
FAVOR COLORADO POINTS

Railroads serving Colorado have
just announced tourist rates for tn.
coming season. effective June 1. and
good until Oct. l. The same favor
able rates a. have been in effect dur.
ing tourist season for many PEARS viii
be in effect this year. despite the gan
eral tendency to raise passenger rates
throughout the country.
The fare frOm Chicago to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo win be
$50 for the round trip. From 81. Louis
Il will be s25 and from Missouri riv
or crossings $3.50. To Glenwood
Springs and Leadvilie the rates win
Be SO above the rates to coloradc
common points. to GRAND junction
els above and 70 Durango e2i.so.
These tickets are good for stopovers
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
BtGAM WAsHlNe SAND TODAY

Under orders from Superintende1t
Chetelat Of the waterworks depart
ment q number of men were put TO
work at the reservoir this morning
washing sand for use in the smaller
Of the two filtration basins. One @:
the filters was rc-sanded at the be-
ginning OF the winter and the other
is now scheduled for a similar trea.
ment. It is believed that sufficient
quantity Of sand to meet the require
ments Of the situation il already On
the ground and that none will have u
be hauled. as was necessary in the
first instance. While the washing
process will be somewhat slow and
laborous proposition it will not ic
nearly so expensive an undertaking
as hauling OF sand by wagon from tho
river to the reservoir site.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-18
SOUTH CANON TO
PROTECT RIVER BANK

A conference was held Mondas =
night between the members of the
South Canon city council, represen-
tatives of the Diamond Fire Brick com
pany and various interested property
owners in relation to 1eveling and
Strengthening the banks OF the Arka :
sas river east of Fourth street Cor
the purpose OF preventing an overflow
in time of high water. An agreement
to undertake the work was enteral
into some time ago between the cour-
ell and people directly concerned ii
the proposed improvement and III.
conference Monday night was for :he
discussion of the details of the or
terprlse.
The Santa Fe Railroad company.
which is interested in the project.
Will haul Stag from the smelters at
Pueblo, free of cost and the work viii
be carried out under the supervision
Of the Diamond Fire Brick company.
1t is estimated that about one h'lI--
dred car loads OF Stag will be reqnir-
ed for the purpose 1t is computed
that the undertaking will cost about
twelve hundred dollars Work will ,.,-
gin as soon as the necessary material
can be assembled.