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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-31

According to the "Faribault Daily
News track line connecting Faribault
and Waseca is practically an assured
fact, provided the proper inducements
are held out at the terminals. Three
sets OF engineers have made the necessary
surveys and have reported on the propo-
sltlon and all seem to have agreed that
It would be paying proposition. Ac-
cordlng to estimates furnished the con-
structlon would cost from $4,000 to
S3O,OOO mile. The distance between
{ Waseca and Faribault is % miles, there
lore the total cost Of construction Of this
electric line would be from $3.50, 900 to
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
GENERALLY A POOR EXCUSE
Person Who Says ~ Haven't Time"
Most Frequently Means ~ Haven't
Managed Well"

Lack of time, wisely declares Anne
Rittenhouse, is usually lack of organ
ization which is borne out by the fact
that the busiest men and women who
have accomplished much in their lives
are those to whom we turn when we
want something quickly done, and we
are not kept waiting. That is an ex-
perience so common to all of US that
it does not need enlarging. We often
ask ourselves why this is so, and il
we would only search deep enough
we would find the answer in the pow
er of organization and elimination
possessed by those persons.
A woman will tell you with an ex-
travagant loss of nervous vitality how
much she has done, how it keeps her
an important book read, or notes writ
ten, or friends attended to, or the
newspapers glanced over; and, while
she is telling you how little time she
has because she is SO rushed she is
using up valuable moments in which
much could be accomplished; also tir-
ing her thinking and vocal faculties
and rasping her nerves.
If she would give over the half
hours a day that she expends in say
ing how much she has to do in act
ually doing the things she hasn't the
time to do she would be astonished
and delighted at her achievements
and freer from nervous excitement
than she has ever been.
Talking takes it out of one, and a
constant repetition of how much one
has to do and how difficult it is to find
time for the right things or the artis-
tic finish of any occupation only in
creases the burden of those things,
and, worse still, accentuates them to
such degree that they grow out Of
all proportion to their value.
A strong application of Christian
Science right here, in it's doctrine that
brain pictures become actualities if
one INDUCES in them and that We
create trouble for ourselves by talk
ing of it all the time, would save
nervous strain in remarkable way
and make the wheels of life run far
more smoothly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
What the Housekeeper Thought.

Few well-known people have done
more for the cause of temperance than
Lady Henry Somerset, and recently
she made an eloquent plea for clubs
for women as a means of combating
the drink evil.
Lady Henry, for all her seriousness,
is very fond of joke, and the story
goes that many years ago she and a
lady friend played capital one on the
servants of her ladyship's country
mar sion.
They both dressed up as French
tourists, Lady Henry wearing a thick
veil, and were shown round the place
by the housekeeper.
Lady Henry signed her name in the
visitors book as "Duchesse de Mont
morenci." Later on, the unsuspecting
housekeeper, who evidently did not
think that the French" ladies had
been sufficiently lavish in their praise
of the house, told Lady Henry that
that Duchesse de Montmorenci is a
disagreeable person! "-Pearson's
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
Great Discovery. That.

Doctors in New York city, within
the last few weeks have found the use
of ether extremely beneficial in re-
from amnesia. 1t is hardly probable
that the physicians themselves real
ize the wonderful possibilities of the
field which they have opened up.
Since the anesthetic can work such
a miracle in restoring memories, it is
natural to suppose in the near future
the method will become a common
practice. Wives married to stay-out-
all-night husbands should order bot
tie Immediately. Then when he
comes wandering home in the wee
hours Of the morning, they can meet
them in the hall as usual. Where
were your" they ask in soft tones, TAX
ing a firm hold on the poker with one
hand and a hidden bottle of ether with
the other. After he has laboriously
described the agony of the sick friend
he was sitting up with they may
clap the bottle under his nose and
his memory will return. No more
will you be reluctant to lend to your
acquaintance. Time makes no diff
ference. Fifteen years later when
you discover the side street the bor-
rover had been taking to avoid you.
you can just shove that handy little
ether phial under his nostrils. Yes,
he'll simply have to remember the
circumstances and refund the loan
with interest. No doubt about it,
ether is a great discovery.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05

The man who wishes to economic
was advised by a friend to go TO a
certain restaurant.
Mighty cheap" said the friend. So
the would-be boarder went there.
Next day he met that friend.
Pretty cheap place, eh?" said the
latter
Not on your life!"
What do you mean? Can you get
as good soup elsewhere as you can
there for the price?"
Certainly not"
And did you ever get such roast
beef at another place for what you
paid at this one?"
Il never did
well. then, what under the sun are
you kicking about? Why do you say
the place isn't cheap?"
Because" said the man who want
ed TO save, with the emphasis of a
German siege gun, while was eat.
ing. somebody stole my hat and over
soati"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
-. 4nr cackIIna.

E,afhush-What are the chickens
,a,,ng such racket out in your back
yard for? 49, 49,, 80 =,
Rensonhurst-Why, didn't you see ~
49, naner that congress had decided to
distribute free seeds as usual inc
year?
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-03-05
His Claim.

Jobn shelton Williams, controiier
of the currency, speaking oelore ens
Southern society at New YORK ssiu
that he had put many persons unoer
ohlipation to himself-just how many
10 bod not realized until one man
nar,a ~ him in washington to borrow
ten dollars. F.. x,,,,,,.s
81 didn't recall the fellow, Wiiii aus
said land at last asked him; see
here why should l lend you ten ooi-
lars? honafu,.
:, = tbought you'd remember me.
naora Won make that speech in Rich
mond last week. was the ieiio" VIZ
STAYED through to the END,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

The Board OF Health hereby eoneurs
w II. Prizes, Health onie.r.
W. y, WALKER. sanitary knsinse.
~ R.selysl' Taat the ..r' alley In the
block bounded ~ Randolph. brush.
Fort and Lafayette. tho alley "a block
eosndsd ~ Brush sesso, sa,,,as aso% eS
FSS Thlrd. Lafaystts aud Howard.
In block bounded b. second. FIRST.
Howard ana Abbott ~ block bound.
"a By FIfth, Fourth. Howard and Ap-
FOURTH. Abbott and Porter, la block
bounded BY Y Grand Boulevard, Hor.
ton. from 4. }ine Of John 4. 10 W, Sure
line OF brush and the alley ~ block
winSsT streets be. and the same are
HEREBY ordered to be graded aud pave'l
or regarded and repaved on sanitary
grounds with tbs copcurrenee Of the
Board Of Health and me nat sarsa
going communication IL accordance
with the specincatiops adopted and the
provisions Of the Charter and Ordi-
hanees Of the city Of Detroit and rar-
Resolves. That the Department Of
Public Works be and n hereby directed
TO advertise ave tinss for proposals Tor
improving said alleyS m accordance
with the recommendation contained "
charter aud ordinances
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bleii. Bur
co., Case S'sn. I,, pni i,,h prssm nip.
die. JakeL keating, kocher. kronk.
Lsupke. Lrtleneld. Lodge. Move
owen. Robinson. Roila. sehemansky.
schultz stefaGawski Thompson. War.
president pro Tents.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Erom the CIV Ir,a,urer

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlsmen--Op July s. 1914. party
by the name % Natalia Herman OF
IS East Canaeld-aNe., called At THIS
office aud had receipts for the 1914
city taxes made up ON the following
described property
First ward. North Garneid-st. :,
s So y '' ;hs a ps q s''f hruss f isT
Third ward north canneld. +. SO
- lot 81, Cieland and Cowie's sub.
~ A. Rsaghien farm Amoant se,si'
In tab6ing up the receipts the
cashier made an error OF 500 Ia
the footing az the tab and received
siS7s4. IN payment % the tax re-
said Natalla Herman. said receipts
were stamped paid BY the Cashier
and eounte rsigned BY the Controller
Tor the full mount OF the tax ss CALI
S Il f0 ,, So ssSs FRss s.hs s l sSa as.
covered that he had made an error
% $500. IN footing the tab, and he
immediately called up Mr Herman
and explained % them That he had
made such an error He also visited
them personally the newt day and
told them ahoat the error and made
demand upon them for the payment
Of same but they stmpis ignored
him. We have on two or three Diff
ferent OCCASIONS made demand for
the payment OF this money. bar have
received no satisfaction. In view OF
thea above facts I would rrspecsfuily
suggest 70 your Honorable Body 70
have this matter referred TO the prop
er committee 20 take sach action as
they may desua proper
Respectfully submitted.
MAX e. KOCH
City Treasurer,
Referred TO Committee on Ways
and Means
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honora Die the Common Council:
Gentlemen; The Department OF Pub
ltC Works. to whom was referred the
resolutions asking consideration % the
matter OF paving the following streets
under the Charter elaWse permitting
$500, 900 worth OF paving 20 be con-
ttacted for IN any one year Without the
eys. respectfully recommend that said
streets within the limits stated De
paved with the material named under
the elanre OF the chart~s referred TO;
IL T. estimated that the clost of these
tn rrovements will be as follows:
MARTIN AVENUE From Clayton
10 Michigan. - a. wide. with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation ans
Bcrea. Medina or any other curb-tone
bill upon and ordered;
Estimated cost IN neeeo curb. sfs.-
see: in Medina curb. sla,as2
ANTOtNETTE STREET IRON,
Twelfth 90 I4nwood. ss q. wide. with
asphaltic concrete on concrete founda-
ton natural lake asphaitl and Berea.
Medina ar amy other curhstone bid up
on and ordered:
Estimsted cost In Berea curb. as
Ts5: ~ Medina curb. tis.sso
SAVOY AVEStf PROM Twenty
fourth TO Twsnty-thtrd streets, 20 a..
crete foundation natural lake ssphaltl
and Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone it'd upon and ordered
Estimated cost IN Berra curb. t3,Tu;
IN Medina curb tgSie
YORK ANENtE--FrOm Second 70
Third 9s n, wide with sheet asphalt
on concrete fonrdatiOn .tnatural lake
ssphslD and Bcpsa MediEa or any 9th
e. turbetone bid upon and ordered;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
From the Department Of Public
Works.

Gentlemen: The alleys Described be-
low are found 60 be In an unsanitsry
therein holding aecumulations Of NTH
and stagnant water. creating a nut
sance and meuaclng the health OF the
public. The Board 90 Health having
concurred, the Department OF Public
Works. therefore, recommends that the
alleys mentioned be paved with the
material named In accordance with an
ordnance entitled; AN Ordinances TO
provide FOR the grading enc paving 81
Degrading and repaying " alleys In the
CITY 81 Detroit approved Aus. ~.
1910"
II IL estimated that the coz, or these
IN prove nscnts vii be a. follows.
'sT' ALLEY IN block bounded by RAN
dolph. Brush. Fort and Lafayette. 20
r. wide With brick on concrete foun /.
dalton (repaying.
Estimated cost ...s.. .t1,1sO
ALLEY n block bounded by Brush,
Beaubicn. Macomb and clinton. 20
~ wide. with brick on concrete foun-
dalton frepaVinsD.
Estimated cost ........t2,01o
ALLEY IN block bounded by Fourth.
Third. Lafayette and Howard. 20 r.
wide with brick on concrete foun-
dation frtpasitg).
Estinated cost ....-....t 5000
ALLEY IN block bounded by Sec0nd.
FIRST. Howard and Abbott, 20 n.
wide, with brick on concrete founda-
fiOn trepavingD.
Eetirated cost ........t 5000
ALLEY IN block bounded b. firth.
Fourfh Howard and Abbott. 20 ~.
wide with brick on concrete founda-
tion frepavingD.
Estimsted cost 80. .s2.oIo
ALLEY In ol0ck bounded BY fifth.
FOurth Abbott and Porter. 20 ~.
wide with brick on concrete feun-
dntion.
E.iifnatcd cost .....l.l .ss.ois
|ALLEY bet w. Grand Bouieyarc and
Horton. John ". and Brush. IS r.
wide. with one course concrete pave.
mont.
Estimated cost .ss....ff,tto
Brush. High and Windcr. 20 a. uide
Nth ono coorse concrete paving
F.stlmaftd cost ,.......f1.se5
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE H FfSKEtL.
Commissioned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
From the board Of HeaIth.

Hon Richard Lindsay. City CIerk;
Dear Sir--Encioscd herewith I am
sending communication covering
Public Health Fund which I should
be pleased 90 have You present 10 the
Common Council at the proper time
n would have been presented
earlier had u been received IN time
nan. chairman OF the Conmittee on
Health and City Hospitala. and also
TO Aid. Heating. member OF that
committee. and II u on their advice
that this estimate Is submitted.
JOHN r, McKINLAY.
FoIlowInE Is the communication re-
To tho Honorable the Common Council:
the Public Health fund for the cur
rent nscai year an item OF $1,000 en-
titled Electrical Plant Several nonthe
ago upon request OF the Board OF
Health the Public LIshtins commis-
ground conduits OF sufficient capac.
Icy 20 contain all OF the elccfricai
cables wiring and current necessary
TO serve all OF the buildings COM
prising the Herman Kiefer Hospitsi.
which undertaking was completed IN
due time. and for which a bin has
been received from tho Public Li9lf-
ing Commission amounting Z? ~
a1ls Which q co",.::::, sseesa' s re
provision will no doubt have 20 Be
made for its payment: fherefore. your
Honorable body u respectfully re-
quested 70 favorably consider q sup
ss Futile 'i nsa,s sns r. tos dd n. go 70
cess amount mentioned. namely.
Respectfully submitted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

campau to the west line OF zimwoe4
70 feet wide, with cedar blocks o
eonerete foundation and AmheIh
s Ssssssn .,e To' ,sss ss an5 The
same u hereby approved and con-
asfsrrsd 10 Committee ON strss,A
y Reserved Tsat the contract en-
tered into by the Department OF PUB
lie Works with Cleveland Trinidad
pSy ng.s co street ,ss s frsm Il. north ss
line OF Holbrook TO the city limits
20 feet wide. with Asphaitie conercu
sNaturai Lake Asphalo on eoncrsn
tai cost. Including inspection, etc
approved and confirmed
Referred 70. Committee on Streets.
Resolved. That the contract en-.
tered into by the Department Of Pub
lie Works with Detroit Asphalt Paw.
h ns Ss iSs s aysnas rom In: ws.
line OF Twelfth TO the east line OF
Wabash. ~ feet wide. with Asphaitie
Concrete ,n MS,srsl Ls ass hsPasi1 sr On
stone. Total cost. including inspec-
tion. etc. t5,ss4.ss, be-. and the same
Is hereby approved and confirmed
Referred = Committee on Streets.
Resolved. THAT tho contract en-
tered into by the Department OF Pub A
lie Works with Detroit Asphalt Paw
ing Co. for grading. paving. etc. or
Edmonton avenue. from the west line
OF Grand River TO the Westerly Ter
minus, 80 feet wide. with Asphaitic
SeSsrs anSsto naks ana apsS D
speetion. etc. ss.ss6ss. be, and the
same IL hereby approved and con-
Rsferrea 70 COMMITTEES ON streeta
ny Aid. Eeatings
Resolved, That the contract en-
'i sss %o me ~ %l,s me pesrsis %spsal, ras
ing Co for Eradtng. paving. etc. OF
Crane avenue from the south curb
line 81 Duncan g the south curb line
phaitic eonc-ete Natural Lake AS
Amherst curbston-. Total cost, In
s, ns .nrp.e !. ss,s sss r, o ss
connrmed
Refsrrsd to Committee on streets.
BY hd, Heating
tered into by the Department OF Pub
lie Works with ". Porath "a Son for
Erading. paving ETC. OF Alley tfs.
IT alley In block between ~. An
nois streets. 1859 and 20 feet wide.
with one course concrete paving. To-
tai cost. Including inspection. etc.
NssAur ana NuN hAfuN ~ neTNDy
approved and confirmed
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
Hy Aid Keatings
Resolved, That the contract en-
tered into by the Department OF Pub
lie Works witr r. Porath n Son for
grading. paving, etc Alley ESQ. It's
alley. IN block between 81 Antoine.
ss. and % BT f.sy a rs L Win ss.
course concrete paving Total cost.
Including inspection. etc. t3.1isfs. be,
and the same 10 hereby approved ana
confirmed
Rss.rr.d 70 Committee on streeta
BY Aid. Heating
Resolved. That the contrset en-
tered into hv the Department OF Pub
lie Works with v. porath a Son for
sradine. paving, etc. Alley tsf. IN
s sloSs ~, ss'- .s., ,,ns s md w,nd.r
the west lire Of John n. 20 feet wide.
with brick on concrete foundation
paving Total cost. including lnspec-
ttcn, etc. Lbriek 20 be furnished by
the city,. N.tso.3s he, and the same
u hereby approved and confirmed.
Referred 90 COMMITTEES on Streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
Hr AVA nllnnan;
From the Department, Of Public
Works.

To the honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen herewith submit re-
-. 1915. The gas furnished the city
by the Detroit City Gas Company
during this period was found upon
test 20 meet with the requirements
the gas furnished the City Hall test.
Ing station averaged ei3.o ID. r. y,
The heat value OF the gas furnished
the Eastern District averaged 900
~ T. a. The candle power OF the
gas furnished the Eastern District
averaged ISL candles and the West
eru District 1873 candles. No
ammonia or hydrogen sulphide was
found 20 be present upon test. The
pressure. with few minor exceptions,
was found TO he consistent with the
requirements OF the ordinance.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. = WHITE.
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on fie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

Estimated cost In Berea curb. tsgts.
In Medina curb. fS.5oS
WATERLOO SrREET--From F'isch-
er % Mcclellan. 20 n. Wide. with az
pbaittc concrete on concrete foundation
Natural lake asphaltb and Bsrea, Ne
dina OF any other curbstone bid upon
and ordered.
Estimated eos, IN Berea curb. si2,.
100. IA Medina curb. ti-. 500.
Respectfully submitt u
GEORGE H. FESkELL.
Commissioned.
Adopted a. follows.
lCas--Ald Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur-
ton. Case: crarshaw, Dill. Dingeman.
E'lis FieId. Frciwaid. Guthard. Hin
de. Jaksl. Heating. Kocner. kronx,
I.enUks. Littiche1d. Lodge. Move,
owen. Robinson. Roilo. Schsnhnsky.
tell. werzel. Wilson, link and the
President Pro Tem--33.
By Aid. Heating: g
Resolved That Martin avenue. from
4. line % Michigan avenue: Antoinetts
street from the w. line OF Twelfth
street TO the r. line OF Linuood ave-
nue.; savoy avenue from. the W. lins
of Twenty fourth street. York avenue
from the w. line OF Second avenue "a
the r line OF Third, and Waterloo
street from the r curb line 81 Fischer
avenue. be. and the same are hereby
ordered 20 be graded and paved with
the material named and widths stated
N the foregoing communication under
the 100000 clause % the charter IN
accordance With the specfncation,
adopted by the Common Coanctl and
the provisions OF the charter md or
dinances tf the City Of Detroit. and
further BE- u
Resolved. That The Department, oi
Public Works be and ~ hereby ordered
sLd directed 10 advertise i've times for
proposals fer improving said streets In
accordance with the recommendation
contained IN the foregoing communities
ton and said charter and ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Ieas---Aid. Allan. Barnett. Bell. Bur
tor Case. Cranshaw, Dill. Dingeman
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Guthard, Hin.
die, Jakei. Keating. kocber, kronk
Lempke. Littleheid. Lodge, Nowc
Owen. Robinson. Rolio. schemansky
Schultz, Stsfsnowski. Thompson, War
tell. Werzel. Wilson, link and ths
President Pro TENN.
Nays-None
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31
From the Department Of Public
Works.

TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Geutlenens The Department OF Pub
lie Works, TO whom Was referred tns
petition ~ George Miller 81 al. for the
paNlrg Of Grand River. thornton 10
JOY. fespectrully report that the petit
tlonsrs are the owners of ehe greateg
number 81 loot froptags of real estate
Shuttlng the street proposed 10 be Inn
proved. The Department.. therefore.
RECOMMENDED that the street named
the material called fors
IL Is estineated that the cos; OF this
Improvement win I've as follows:
Grand River avenue---t1 ON Thornton
~ JOY SO a. wide lleSs double treckl.
with brick on eight.inch concrete fcun-
astlon and nerea. Medina or any other
cqrhstene bid upon and ordered;
Estimated cost in Reree curb, tt2.-
Sss; Ia Medina curh stt,sOt.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE a. FENKEI.I.
Commissions.
n Ala Heating;
Resolved. That Grand River avenue
tho y line OF JOY avenus he. and the
same Is hereby ordered TO be graded
and paved with the material ramos
and width stated In the foregoing COM
murscanon In accordance with the Pc
tiiion rsferred 10 AND the specinsstions
the provisions VI the Charter and Or
d'ratces OF the City OF Detroit and
Resolved. THAT the Department of
Public Works be. and l. hereby. or
dsred and directed. 10 advertise Nv.
street In accordance with the recon-
ne ntation contatr ed IN the foregoing
communication and said charter and or
dinances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

a
sSos--of Mrs. Enma nonssrs. Ask
Refsrrsd 10 special COMMITTEES.
Sz1S-,of Edw Nsrile. for the can
esllation q Personal fax. r
1li1--of chas r. sweeney. for the
rnncellation Of . perscnn tax
Rsferred 20 Corumittee on Taxes
1SIl--of Daniel Lewis. for permis-
sion g scns g s ns,,sss :, str..t.
<Sis-H y. p richards for per-
m1I&uIon 70 construct gasoline tank
Heferred % COMMITTEES on Streets.
f>tf--of Albert Grsuer a Co. Tor
{S7S--of Meal 4 Thompson. for
( psemission 60 Install gAsoiine and
Ssfesrsd q COMMITTEES ON street,.
Sss1ons ~ c soe.srS Somp anu;
Referred 10 COMMITTEES on streets.
141T--of G.. ]. McCoxh. asking that
1ho name OF Cottsral avenue be
Rs{srred 20 committee on ordl-
lilo IhliIp !. Van ziIe. for The
fs5srfSd % ,DspArtm.nt Of Public
1i1s--of John FAUST. Tor the refund
q re general city tazss for the year
nrfsrsd 70 COMMITTEES on rass.
y ~ Ms ss.s e s f ts. the
Referred 20 the COMMITTEES on
N Charter and city Legislation
9f11--Of Thomas r. Norria pro-
leslIne aeainst the reinstatement Of
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on street
l1f;-of Frank b. Holmes q Co.
fnr the vacation Of public alleys
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on street
1i1s-of Jas. d. Mccarthy, for a
<ance1lation ~ taxes.
Referred 70 COMMITTEES on Taxes
llz4---Of Elizabeth Garaze. for per-
mission 90 install combination gsso-
Referred TO Committee on streets.
ll1k--Of Merchants National Bank,
B Tor permission TO erect ornamental
R<fsrred 10 Committee ON streets.
4lee--Of simpson Tabernacle Meth
odiHt Episcopai Church. for permits
elon to construct vault under side
isfi--of Buhi Land CO. for per-
mission 10 construct areaway.
s. Referred 20 COMMITTEES on Streets.
>l2S--of Frank w. Diehl ". e al
x Fwenfy eighth street
Referred 70 Department OF Public
'' flfs-of w. NJ. Edrecounh et al.
'i Ter sss, 70 D 3 o. Public
& <<5o--of cass Auto service Co. for
permisrion TO install air line.
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on Streets
4fIf--of Mrs.. r. w. wardeli, for
S p<rmisslon 90 construct two-foot
B sidewaik
Referred TO COMMITTEES on streets
"a IA 1l12&-Of George w. Benhau. pro-
<<sfinr against the granting OF z
fnnor license 10 VIM VI. Bureau.
Referred 40 Committee on Llquoi
Kfrulntfons M T
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-31

COUNCIL
-forFTcIALl

81 D~troil tuesday. March 40. 1918.
a The Council met and was called 10
order 81 tss Prssiasnt Hon. sherman
Pfss<ns--Aia. Allan, Barnett, BlelI.
burton. case. cransnsw. oil, pinse-
man. ELLA. FIELD Frciwald. Gilman.
nufEsrd. Hindie. JakeL Heating.
Kocher Kronk. Lempke. Lodge
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