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Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
SOME UNIVERSAL
MODES Of WAR
The Alpine Riflcmen Dress
Themselves in Black Goat
Skins and Fir Twigs and
Shoot Advancing Ger
mans from Tree Tops
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

BERLIN. March 13.-Unusual modes
of warfare were seen on a mountain by
the queer name of Hartmannsweiler
Kopf near Steinbach in Alsace in jan
uary. The top of the mountain forms
q plateau, loco feet high, looking down
upon the Rhine valley to the northwest
of Muelhausen. In peaceful times it is
Il favorite resort for the biologists and
botanists of Strassburg and Freiburg
Universities.
During the hard fighting which oc
CURED there in January, Alpine rifle
men of the French army were in pos
session of the plateau, which they had
fortified with timber and earthworks.
When the Germans came to dlslodge
them. the Alpine riflemen shot at them
not only from behind their defenses but
from the tree tops as well. A number
of them had clothed themselves in black
goatskn and fir twigs and had them
selves drawn up in baskets to the tops
of the massive fir trees. From this con-
cealment they were able to pick off the
advancing Germans with fatal accur
acy.
vantage because they were all lOWlan0-
ers. while the French defenders came
from the mountain districts and under
stood how to take the most advantage
of the topography. The Germans.
however, succeeded in capturing the
saddle of the mountain behind the
French and thus cut them off from
communication with other mountain
tops from which they might receive re-
Inducements. Having succeeded in
this, the Germans spent several weeks
holding their position until they
could bring up artillery and prepare
thoroughly for their attack. When
this finally began. they had already
ascertained details of the French po-
sition so accurately that one of their
first artillery shots dropped into the
officers dug-out. killing two of the
three. The remaining officer soon
surrendered with his little band of
$50 riflemen.
These mid winter operations We're
carried on successfully against a
number of mountain tops held by the
French. notwithstanding that the Ger
mans had but recently been convert
ed from cavalry to mountain climb
ers. The mountains were deeply
overlaid with snow. and the attack
ing party did not get warm meal
for weeks. Only after they had
cleared the mountains of the French
could they take time to erect log
Euts and begin to cook their meals
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14

greater poets. To "absinthe' oneself
had even become a verb: dams le
doute. absinthe- tot c'when in doubt.
absinthe yourself was d proVerb of
the bars. Paris and its cafes will know
the anisette tribe no more. what
Paris loses. the country. which as u
whole as a whole had suffered from
the ravages of the inferior brands, Will
stand to gain.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
RANK EXTRAVAGANCE

Husband-You charge me with reck-
less extravaganza. When did | ever
make a useless purchase?
Wife-Why, there's that fire eXtin
guisher YOU bought year ago We've
never used it once-Pittsburg Post.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR PARKER BANK

W. =. Dunn of Parker, was yesterday
appointed receiver for the Parker Bank
and Trust company by the superior
court of Yuma county. Upon Dunn,
who is the new cashier of the CONNER
cial bank. will fall the task of settling
up the affairs of the institution. APP
plication for receiver was filed yes
terday morning by Assistant Attorney
George Harden. The banks liabilities
amount approximately to $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
WORLDLY WISE

Bobbys MAJ fear that Bobby's
INNOCENT childhood days are over.
Bob6y's Pa-Why?
Bobby's Ma-Instead of breaking
his Christmas toys he wants to en-
hange them Browning Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
IT WAS NO SIN

you admit you are guilty, then"
Numbered the Judge.
AN do, Jedge. Abs guilty. An
stole dem pants. But, your honah,
dere amt no sin when de motive am
good. All stole dem pants to get
baptized in."-Harper Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
WAR EFFECTS TRADE
CONDITIONS IN EAST
Buyer Of Big Department Store Ar
rives From East. Reporting That
War Has Hurt imports

After having spent seven weeks in
the east during which time he pur-
chased Il major portion of the spring
stock for the New York store Abe
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14
The Republican Has Made Special
With the London Times

The London Times mas sources of information
not open to any other newspaper in Europe. A cen
fury ago it brought the of the battle of W ater
loo to London before it was known BY the British
authorities themselves in Great Britain In the
Crimean War, The Times sent to the front the first
war correspondent that ever accompanied an army in
the field and this correspondence lrshman by the
name of William Howard Russel--bccame the worlds
foremost writer military subjects The lines pre-
dicted the Franco Prussan war and showed what its
result would be- In the Boer War; The Times had
as MANY as twentyfour trained correspondents in the
Arizona republican., 1915-03-14

field at the same time, covering every angle of the
campaign.
Now-the greatest of all history is going
on, and its breaking-out found The Times prepared
Its staff has set out to write the history of the war
while its events are fresh and vivid in the minds OF
those who taking part in it. The present book is
result of this plan. This history of the war will long
remain the standard authority the one book to
which you must refer. This book is complete IN
ITSELF and covers the big important operations at the
beginning of the war.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

sssS-Of Nenxell. Donnsily q Co.
for the acceptance Ot plat OF re-sun.
~ lots 80 ard IL, Ganter's sub,
Referred 80 Committee on Streets.
openings,
assl-aCf Detroit tinted Railway.
for the acceptance Of DEED OF pop
Srty fof street purposes
Referred 90 Committee on street
Openings.
sS3s--of Detroit Trust Co. Trustee,
John ~ Brown. 81 al, FOR construC-
lion OF lateral sewer In alley IN rear
~ south 100 feet of lots : 20 20, both
lngiCriyc. John = clark sub.
Referred 10 Department O; Pubic
ssss-of Elgin Anderson. CT al. for
the paving OF Melrost avenue extend
In from Clay u MGrston avenues
Referred 20 Dtpai tmeni 81 lueHe
sss5-of Mts. 4 Mattick. FOR COM
% rsstion fof personal injuries re-
Referred 20 Cen nittee on claims
and Accounts
for psrrnission to iey Temporary cr"ck
drain IN alley north 0f Niooist ave
nus
Referred 20 Committee on SHwcrs
CSSe--of Slevers a f.rdmau. for per
mission to construct pipe ltnet a,foss
Besuhicn stre between JEFFERSON 90
RsfeTrcS TO Committee IN. street'
eNto-- OF Det-ui' Edison COMPANY,
foi peT.nlss,on u -on'tFuN sP''
Rst.-rea - c'mmlttee on Streets
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

elections. The Common Council may
cause temporary structures. suitable
for the purpose. To be constructed
and FOR that purpose may occupy
temporarily portions OF the hlghwaS
"a sites for such structures.
READING these provisions togetherl
A would seem that the question OF
whether school houses. ponce sta
lions or other permanent structures
owned aud controlled 10y the munlcl-
places Is one TO be determined in the
nrst instance lbs the Common Coun-
ell, taking into consideration tho
conditions surrounding each partltu-
lar voting district The dstermiha.
tion OF the Council IN this respect
being subject to judicial review. un'
der rho provisions of section Il,
above quoted.
Yours respectfully.
HARRY J DING EMAN.
Corporation counsel
Accepted. and the following offered
by Aid. Lodge.
by Ma. Lodge
Whereas. The CORPORATION Counsel
has rendered an opinion Ia the erect
that under Act III. Public Acts OF
1915, no person may act as election
Inspector who holds any position
either elective or appointivs in con
0eCtion with the government OF th's
state. except notary public. or OF Any
county. township or municipality
thereof therefore,
Be II Resolved. THAT the city Clerk
notify all persons holding such Po-
sitlons now on the board OF election
INSPECTORS In this city. or said opin-
ion. aud that such persons be re-
questcd 10 communicate ut once win
the aldermen IN their respective
wards with view TO filling their
places on said boards before the elee-
ton OF November ,. 1918.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DETROIT TIM E s
From the Controller

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gertirmep-l beg 10 report that. m
with resolution adopted
bN Vuut Honorable Body a. session
held October 8. 1915. Joseph Kruszew-
SKI has Iaid into the city Treasury
the sum ~ slf2a. in the matter of
The VACATION 20 the northeTly part
OF Plumrr street. west of Military
avenue. adjoining lots IS and 81.
Also. that IN accordance with n
resolution adopted 10y your Honor
adj, BODY al a session held Scptem-
Der =. 1918. Paterson & Moore hay 9
pald into the CITY Treasury the sum
~ SIS. I'm the matter of the vacation
OF the uorthcrlN part az tharleNotN
street adioiuinG lot lVt, west OF
Maxwell avenue
RrspeJttuUy submitted.
GEO. ENGEI.
Controller.
Accented aud plaCtd on tle
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

son. Rollo. Rutter Schultz. Starkey
Stefanowski. Thompson Vernon
Wartell. Wenzel. A r.. Wilson. ". J.
Wilson, link. zoeller and the Presi-
dent--tu
NnNs-NOne.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen The Department 81
Public Works respectfully reports
that the paving OF alley No. tGN be-
tween Fourth. Third, Grand river
and Ledyard streets. under th,r con-
tract cor nrmed the ist day OF June,
1915, 10 fully completed.
The pavement IL Of. brick on corr
crete. and has been examined by the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
GEOHuE. IT. Z INT = III
Commissioned


ReNOlVed, ThAt, TIM CNty TItNHNIII
on recommendation OF the - + W De
directed 10 cancel sidewalk bili on p
j.. sheet .2e. ". Mt Elliott. :, hmitt .
sub. lot "a. FOR reasons stated ~ tne
communication herewith transmitted.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnet q.
Blsil. Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill j.
Ellis. Field. Fretwald, Gilman; GGth-
ard Hindle, Jakel Heating. kocher
l. rimmel. kronk. Kunz. iempis",
Lodge. Nowc. owen. Richert. Robin
son. Rollo. Rutter. Schultz. StATkey.
Wnrtsil Wenzel. A. +. Wilson. w i.
Wilson, link. zoellsr and the Presi-
dent-to.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
LION
COUNCIL
I0FFIcIAI.l

WotroiG Tuesday. Oct. 10. 1915.
~ ConDcil met and WAS called to
~ the President. Hon sherman
oesS aid Allan, Ashe, Barnett.
Dorton. Case cranshaw, lliil.
xle1d, FreiwAld, Glinnah Gu
l5ndio Jakel. kestlnS. koehsn
Nowc, owen. Richert. Robin
4 )olt0 Rpttss, Sehuitx. StarkeN
1nossAkk ThoWipyon. Vernon, War.
eQsel. A. " Wilson, w, J, WILL
q I'M. zoealss and President Lt-
|k5fe being quorum present the
oU VAS declared TO be In ses-
~ Journal Of the preceding SEES
Wne approved.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II FENKEI,L.
~ AID Burton

Resolved. That the Controller be
and L. hereby authorized and direct
ed 10 make the proper entries on his
books 20 effect the transfer OF Ss.boc
from, the Public Sewer Fund. Acct.
No. 81 Bond surplus. TO the credit
az an account in the same fund 90
be known as Lateral sewer Arm IN
Ho1hrook avenue from the q I. X. x,
TO 400 n east OF Morrow street
referred 10 Committee on Ways
and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Dcpartment OF Public Works and
found 10 be lu accordance wfth Inu
contract and specifications Tor '"'
same
paving said alley as follows 80
For Intersections. etc. ,t-... .Nl"V.''
For cost Of advertising, blanks -
and Inspector salary ,,....--'- -,
For material futnished.''''''' -
Total ,monn, ........ $4,000
GEORGE II FENKEtL
COMMISSIONS
Adopted as follows
Ncas-Ald Allan. Ashe, bain't,ii
Rleil. burton. case, CranshhW, bitl'
Ellis. Field. Frciwald. Gilman; dnlh-
ard. Hindie. Jakel, kcating, hncnVr
h rimmcl. kronk kunL' In ~ ~,
son, Rollo. Ruttcr, schultz, Starhey'
StcfauOWski Thompson, Ncth",'
Martell WenZel. \. T.. wilson, W, -
Wilson, link, Zocllor and the ffesF
dcnt--iO.
Accepted aud by unanimous consent
Ali Heating offered the following
. Whereas. ~ appears from comhlu
nication from the Department.
Public Works. that the paving or NJ
lev No go as per contract confirmed
tho LIST day OF June, 1919, mas po"h
fully COMPLETED; and
Whereas. said alley has beeh eN
sTlincd 10y the Department OF funIlu
Works. and the paving OF said hH'y
has been found TO have been dnh9
in accordance with the contract ana
specifications for the same; theietole
Resolved. FIRST That the said paNii
ing within the limits above mcnuon'u
be- and h. hereby accepted 49,,
Resolved. second. THAT the SllF
Controller be and Il hereby hutnnr
lied To draw HIS warrant on inc Ivy
Treasurer In payment OF iniersec
tions. etc, OF said alley 10 tne
amount OF sl0O.59. the same being 40
fun amount due the contractors IIon
the city for paving OF said interseC,
tions. etc. and for tho sum OF St."V'
the same being the cost OF auV,rNS-
ing. blanks and INSPECTOR salary
Resolved. Third. THAT the city Con,
troller bo and he is hereby directed
10 prepare ALLEY paving bonds ~
accordance with the provisions pl
secs az and ~ 81 Chapter II or ire
Charter OF the city OF DETROIT as
amended 10y an act OF che Legislature
npproVed June s, 1901. said bonds 20
bear interest az the rate or Tour per
cent per annum.
Adopted as follows.
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe.. Barnet.
.leil Burton, Case. Cranshaw' III
Eiiis, Field. Freiwald, Gilman, Guth-
Krimmel. Kronk, kunN Lempke'
Lodge. Movie. owen, Richert. Robin
son. Rollo. Rutter, Schultz. Starkey'
StefanOwski Thompson Vernon.
WArteu Wenzel. \ r. Wilson, w. J.
Wilson. link. Zoeiier and the PFesi-
dent--Ab.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
G,ntlemen--This Department rec
or nfepds that the city treasurer De
directed 20 cancel sidewalk htil men
toned IN resolution herewith trsus-
mitted for the reason that the amount
81 same was paid 10 the CHIEF Rock
keeper of the II. 2. ". and through
an error was also assessed oy ~
Assessment Clerk or the II. +. w
making 70 double assessment
Respectfully submittea.
GEORGE IL FENKEltA
-. - In. A.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department Of Public
Works

To tho Honorable tho Common Council:
Gentlemen -- In repairing cement
walk on the south side Of Merrick
avenue. outlots 4 and 3, tho amount
OF bill. tt4f 50. was paid by the own
or. Mrs ! Savage. 20 the CHIEF BooE-
keeper. and hy him into the city
Treasurer. through an oversight this
payment was not reported 10 thu
Sidewalk Division and an assessment
was made upon the property men :
ffoped This assessment was sold TO
Mr. g " Wiltsie. March 81. 1918 and
must be redeemed b. the city. The
department herewith Transmits the
proper resolution.
Reapoctfully submitted.
GEORGE r. FENKELL.
Commissioner
Bv Ala Heating:
Resolved. That on recommendation
Of the - y W the Controller he and
H. hereby directed TO draw HE war
rant on the pro fund in favor Of
r ~ wiiEie Z, - $40 on presen'a.
ton and surrei Of certificates
SIS and 5ss for cement walks south
side Merrick. . L. IS. the assessment
being erronoously levied.
Adopted ~ follows.
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
PtetI Burton. Case. CranshaWt Dill,
Ellis. Field. Freiwald, Gilman, Cuth-
ard. Hindle. Jskel. Heating. Kocher.
X rimmel Kronk Kunn. Lempke'
son KoilO. Rutter. Schultz. Starkey.
Stefanowskl. Thompson. Nernor.
warten. Wenzsl 4. r. Wilson. w. J.
Wilson. link, Zoeller and the Presl-
dent-lO
Nays-None
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To tho Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen $3.50 The Department ot
the petition Of 5. McEiien, ct ri.
(essOh. for the paving Of Dretel ave
IN" from Freud 10 Jefferson. respect
fully reports that the petitioners are
the owners y. the grs 1tCr tuir ber 81
feet 81 frontage OF real estate aDHt.
ting ~ the street proposed - he I'm
rtved. The Department Therefore
recommends that IN" p-ayers ~ thr
NAMED within the Limits stated be
paved.
Improvement viii be a. fcilt
nr~Sei avenu" trotr Freud 80 A-ucr-
son. 20 feet wide with sSphaltio con
crete natural lake ASPHALT. 90 con
crete foundation and EerCs. Medina
o. any other crutstCuc that may he
bid ttpor cnd orderel: estimated cost
In Berea curb s9.seS.ol. In Medina
" Esspectfully suhmlttea.
GEORGE H. Fr.N'IFth
Commissioner.
r. Ald Heating
x, solved. That. ~ --"l aver ne 'rom
the north curb Of Freud to t,ic sodth
curb OF Jefferson avenue. be, and t1v
same q hcrebv ordered TO I've graded
and paved with tho material nan ~
and width stated tn the 'crrSo nv
communication "a acco-da:ir~ WY W.
petition referred 20 ard the spctlbca
itons adhn'cd b. tho Common Council
and the provisions ~ the Garter HnI
Ordinances az the Clty OF Detroit. AMI
iurthcr be -
Eeso.vca That. the Department Jr
Public Works be. AMI is hereby or
dered nnd directed TO ndVertisf ~.
times for PROPOSALS sor Improving
said street In acco riance vita IL"
reconn endHtlon contained IN tn i"'r-
going communication and said cEaI-
Ter and ordinances
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Allan, Ashe. Barnett,
EIeU, Burton. Case Crarshaw. Dill
Ellis. Field. Frciwsld. Gilman, Guth
ard Hindle. Jakel. Heating. kochcr
ErjmmcL Kronk. kunk. lefrpKe,
Lodge, Nowc. owen. Richert. Robin
son. Roilo. Rutter. Schultz. Starhey.
stefanowski. Thompson Nern"..
warteIl. Wenzei. y T.. Wilson, ". !.
Wilson. link. Zoeller and the Prest-
dent---i0.
&aNs--SOnN
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Total Amount ..............'' - 9
Respectfully.
GEORGE II FENk ELL,

Accented nnd by unanimous con
scnt Aid. Heating offered the L''-
lowing
ronicattou from the Department %
p,btfr Wor<s that tho paving 81 al
Icy No GOT. as per CONTRACT CohH,iu'"
the 10th duy 90 Aug, l'lo, has be'u
fully completed, ara -. 30, .r.
,rnjrrd hv tho Department "t tu'
me- Works and tire having o'
alley has been found 10 haN'
don. in accordance with the '"ui'",'
Al specification for the same 'he y
Resolved. First. That TO SAID paw
ing within the limits above mem
tioucd hc and Is heremN
Cortroiler be and IS hereby author
iyed 20 draw his warrant on the NY
TrcuHurer IN payment OF the 80
s.,,l,,,,t 81 t,6.e3. tho same being the
Cul amount due the contractors RON
/, "a .itv FOR having 90 SAID lnteTNt'-
tons etr.. aud Tor the sum ot N-"'.
the same being the cost 81 advrIt
80 ltnrks and Inspector '.dArs
uesoIved. Third. That the CITY CON-
.-oit,r 10 aud ne f. hereby dircci'd
TO prepnre alley paVinF oyhHf. ,
accordance Win the proNls
Ct,~tev ~ tho city % DETROIT -
.,,s,asd bv an Urt of tho legislature
srnroved June 8. 9"f. sRid bones 70
Iear interest at the rate OF -FOUR p-r
cent per annuul-
sdoutcd AS follows
yras-AId. Allan. Ash". Barnett.
Rleil. Burton. case, CranShaW' .li.i''
EiHs. Field. Freiwald. Gilman; Gpttn-
- HtpdIe. Jnkel Heating. kochor.
Er'nrsi Eronk. kun1. Lempke.
i,o.dgs. Novc. owen. Rtchert. Robin
son Rnllo. Rutter, schultz, Stafk"y'
stsfanowski Thompson NcT,nor.
Varteu Wcnzei \ r Wilson. w. J.
Wilson link. Zoeller and the Presi-
don't 40.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To tho honorable the Common Counc'l
CsptIemcn-The Department 81
public Works respectfully reports
that tho paving or continental 49,
run under the contract confirmed the
-, dsy OF June 1918. T. fully COM
pIetsd from the southerly terminus
Ch0 feet south Of tsseN avenue 20 me
south curb line OF JEFFERSON aNFnu"
Tn, pavement IL Of aephaitic on
crete and has been examined bN The
Departucrt 81 Public works and
found TO be In accordance WIN M
contract and specifications Tor the
rb.r. f. due the contractors tor
psving said avenue as follows;
For Intersections. etc. N,t27 -
For cost Of advertising.
blanks and Inspectors SAL
airy ............''.''' w
Respectfully.
GEO. II. FENK ELL
Commissioner.
Accepted. and by unanimous con-
sent Aid Heating offered the follow
Whereas. Il appears from conf
rntinlcntion from the Department %
public Works that the paving es per
contract confirmed the let day ~
June. 1915. on Continental aycuue
from the southeriy terminus 600 feet
south ~ Essex avenue To tho south
curb lire Of Jefferson avenue has
been fully completed; ana
whereas. Said avenue has heen eX-
amined bv the Department ~ Public
Works and the paving 81 said ave.
nue. has been found 10 have been
done I'm accordance with The con-
tract md specifications for the same;
Resolved. First. That the said paw
Ing within the limits above mem
TONED be- and Is hereby accepted.
Resolved Second. That tho city
Controller be- and ~ hereby author
lied 10 draw his warrant on the city
Treasurer iu payment 81 the inter
SECTIONS, etc. or said avenue 20 tho
amount OF t1.i2I 80. the same being
Tho full amount due the contractors
from the city for pa"lnR said inter-
sections, etc. and for the sum of
SgI the same being the cost Of adj
vertising. blanks and inspectors
salary.
Resolved. THIRD. That the Ctty con.
troller be. md he In hereby directed
10 prepare "afrcct paw nr bonds" Nv
accordance with the provisions ~
secs g. and az OF Chapter u ~ tho
charter ~ the city OF Detroit. az
ntnended nv nm Act 81 tho T.egislA-
ture approved Juno sth. 1901. such
bonds 20 bear Interest at tho rate nf
four per cent per nnnum,
Adopted ~ follows,
YeaH-Atd. Allan, Ashe. Hnrne't.
Bieil. Burton, Cnse, Cranshaw BuL
Elils. Field. Trr'wuir ri'~ ~ c",t,
ard liIndie. Jakei Heating. .Kochey.
krlmmel kronk. Iaa ~ ag..c.
son. itolIo. Ruttsr, schultr. starkey.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentle department. rec.
ommends that the Controller be III
rected 20 draw his warrant on the
proper fund in favor OF George Nc
CuliouRh for $40. same being an over
charge In tho construction OF cement
driveway.
~ Respectfully unlimited,
GEORGE IT, FENEELL,
Commissioner.
BY Aid Heating:
Resolved. That the Controller be
directed on recommendation OF the
~. Y. w. 20 draw his warrant on Geo.
McCullouGh for gao. same being over
charge for construction OF driveway.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
Bill Biz. Burton Case c1sn.haw' Dill.
ard. Hindle. Jakei. Keating. kocher.
Krimmel, Kronk, Kuns. Lsmpks,
Lodge. Nowc. Owen, Richert, Robin
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
EV AID Mating

-
Resolved. THAT. The city rreasur-
e.. be, and Is hereby directed t. ae-
cept from the owners ~ property
mentioned In the rciC luton herewith
transmitted. the amounts specified
aud cancel the balance for reasons
stated therein and on recommendation
OF the H. L. w;
W sheet :to y. Waldo. lots %. "a
o.. ~. 80 aud l0O Palms sub. over
charge accept slSO.2O.
w Sheet III, :. Michigan. lot ,.
side. lMmloy sub. overchargc. accept
se2.to.
". sheet ,O5 8 Buchanan. lot 30
Marion & CRmpaus cub. ovcrcharSe.
w Sheet 2is. L. 3. Cilppcrt. lot i.l.
Cirotte, gilbert n Barkumos sub.
ovrrcharge. accept $500
~. Sheet III, T.. :. l.awndale. loi
IL. }Rsman's sub, overcharge accept
T. shee, 2co. y. Lafayette. p. c IL
oVerchRrEe. accept sI.l*.
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Bleil Burton. Case. Cranshaw, Iill.
Ellis, Field. Freiwald. Gilman. 0uth-
ard. Hindle, Jakel. Heating. kocher
l. rimmel Krone. kunx. Lemplie.
Lodge, Movie. owen, Richert Robin
son. Rollo. Rutter. Schultz, Stariey.
Stofanowskl Thompson. Vernon,
Wartell Wepzel. A. l.. Wilson. w.
Wilson. link. Zoeller and the PresI-
dont--iO.
NaNs-NOn0