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The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works

tn Oh. Honorable the Common Council:
Eor,lcrnen-Thc Department or
public Works r"specnulIy reports
that the paving 81 Con ,l,, ~ al ~.
-, dny or June, 1915. s. tully COM
pIcted from the southerly terminus
COO feet south OF FN~eN avenue 70 nv
south curb line Of Jefferson avenue
Thc pavement l. ~ asphaltic con-
crete and has been examined by INC
pepartrncnt ~ Public "orkt ana
found to be in accordance win .he
CONTRACT and specifications Tor the
'ar rbcr. "a due the contractors for
paving seid eyySnu' as follows, -, %
For intcraecti5nf; ,s rt.,i.i VIZ "
blanks and inspectors sal
airy ..............s... y m
Total amount ...,;.......' .n.i5l SO
GEo. II FENKE
Commissioner.
Accepted. and by unnnimous con-
sent AID Keating offered the follow
Whereas. II appears from com:
rnunication from the Department %
public Works that the paving ~ per
contract confirmed the LIST day %
tunc. 1915, on Continental avenue
from the southcrly terminus soo feet
south ~ Essex avenue TO the south
curb limo OF Jefferson avenue has
been fnllN fOUlVlflFut HIu
whereas Said avenue has hser ex-
amincd by tho Department 81 Public
works. and the paving o. said ave.
nue. has been found 10 have been
done In accordance with the con.
tract md specifications for the same;
therefore
Resolved. First That the said paw
ing within tho limits above ncn-
toned be- and IA hereby accepted.
Resolved Second. That tho city
Controller be- and IN hereby author
izcd 90 draw his warrant on the City
Treasurer IA payment 81 tho inter
sections. etc Of said avenue 20 tho
amount az si427 80. the same being
tho full amount due tho contractors
from the city for paving said inter.
sections. etc. and Tor tho sum 90
So the same being tho cost ~ ad-
vsrtlsing. blanks and inspectors
salary.
Resolved. Third. That the City Con
troller b., and ~ rs hereby directcd
20 prepare street paving bonds" IN
accordance With tho provisions ~
secs 81 md az 81 Chapter II 20 tho
charter 81 the city ~ Detroit. as
amended by an act ~ the fegisIa-
ture approved June sth. 1901. such
bonds 90 bear interest ~ tho rate OF
four per cent per nnnum.
Adopted na follows.
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Asha, barnett.
Bloll. BurtOn, Case, CranshAw, Dill.
Ellis. Field, Fr.iwalh. GltNnar Guth,
ard Hindla. Jakel, Heating. Kochsp.
krin,meJ kronk. I!nn. L.npNe.
son, Isollo. Ruttsr. schuits, starkoy.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Eror 40 ccrncratlor connsel

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Hono-s1le Richard Lindsay 'l'H
Lear p.Ntns I" -. l"''3
or Oc;pheT $50. enclosing copy
q reso alton a.ept"1 ~ me ,s..-
mon Council on the atn INST ryQ
Ing an opinion a. ~ '-' AiPt - t.'t
or me SCOTT ~ toNTT~ - tfit1 't
ton at go t"' NNNrit"tI -i '.'.
speciai Gle Won; otx ~ "a.
Detroit mas zen opt'S -i. w.
TIE provisions or N@' on ',
Charter = tE- lily '' i'.. fy''.
local at passed ~ 700 - $40 ."i.
governing rrS'si a'on tiN '.r' '.'''
IL this tlty
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passed by ~" .,-- STA. ~.
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pr1hioits ,oas' a'...n- r'e.. ne %,
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positions from H.IIHS as ~
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or alter is es.ari' -' ttst.d
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ter
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from its autn fH3 ar tn ' '.t'
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legislation ~ This '@un sNn' aga
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IN question does not sGIrrs.Ie rho
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car be read toZsfNrr and that es-
cent where the u~n.I k.Yrs ~ fSt i....
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works

To the Honorable tho Common Council:
Gentlcmcn-f hlS department rec-
ommends that the city Treasurer Zoe
directed TO accept from tho owners
Of property tho amounts mentioned
m the resolution htrvUi It'll transmit
ted for the construction or repair
90 cement sidewalk and cancel bal
ancc, for reasons stated therein.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IL FENk ELL,
Comml soupr
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From, the Corporation Counsel
MI Uichard Lindsay. City Clark

MI Richard LINDSAY Clty Nlorh'
Dear SIN re.pons. 10 your com
ting resolution offered BY AID. BELL
requesting az opinion from this dc
rurfurnt as 10 whether or not tho
ONE dare s0ne should be extended by
ths Detroit United Railway 20 the
Cfts Limits on Grand River avenue.
N ylyS - tho fact that the CRY
,'u't~ have recently been extended
20 10y Road permit ne 10 say
a Similar situation WnS presented
- tho supreme Court growing out %
Pho annexation 81 F1i~View, now the
Invent. -"~s. ward. IN the case %
1r cry of Detroit ~ Detroit Jnitnf
Railway 10 Mich, - IN which NJ
..atior " vns held by the court:
THE franchise 81 the railway conn
emmy IN the city q 70 be onstrucH
vtth s-f@-once 90 The power ~ tn.
I.rF~lafugC 80 extend the limits OF
he mum i~fpnlttv. and constituting u
.trtct'y as asainst the grantee. under
tNe general rule ~ construction, thr
railway company = required 20
charge Tho rate ~ fare specified IN
it- f~1rchlse throughout the city as
n therefore follows that ~ 5 ~.
duty ~ the Detroit United Railway
to su~0ish sorvire for one fare on
That rorfiOn OF rs line recently eN-
tended 20 thc city limits
Yours very truly.
HARRY ptNGF.MAN
CORPORATION Counsel
Accented and placed on file
Ma Pfsf asked Leave 20 'rfer back
20 fh- order ~ unfinished business ?
communication FROM The Board Ok
Hr.Itr 80 e. e.. p 1880. regariirg
an alley e. block bounded BY Hub
bard. NluewvoI. Lafayette and Fort
streets which was referred 20 the
Cow, rrIt'ae o- sewers
Ald Biol then moved that the
Committee ola Sewers ne relieved from
Further consideration OF the above
natter and same was referred 20
- ~ a. o. nm s.rcnt nnnrLnge
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Resolved. That Lynn street from
m, east curb 81 oakland 20 TO west
curb OF Cameron avCt,tiu. bo. ard the
sarue tx hereby ordered TO be graded
AMI paved with the material HhWed
and widths stated In tue foregoing
cor1mtr, icatIon ~ accordance win
,he petiftonS referred 20 and tn"
srecificatlons adopted by thu Common
CouncI and the provisions OF the
Charter and Ordinances ~ tho CITY
OF Detroit. and further he ~
R%<olvrd That, tho department OF
pnlIic Works ne. and 10 hereby or
,Iercd and directed 20 advertise hNs
trncg for proposals for Improving said
sfreets 81 accordance with tho RECON-
nerdatIonn contained In tho foreg".
ing communication and said charter
and ordinances
tdopted ss follows
Ysss--Aid Allan. Ashc, Barnett
pIeII, Burton. Case, CIanshaw, Dlll,
Fills, Field. Frsiwhid. Gilman, Guth-
ard. Uindle, Jnkel, KeatinR. Kocher
Rrimmei. Kronk. Kuns Lempke,
Lodge, Nowc. Owen, Richert, Robin
son. Rollo, Rutter. Schultz. Starkcy.
Stefanow Thompson. Vernur.
Wartell, wonzel. A. II. Wilson, w J.
Wilson, link. zoeller and the Prcsi-
dent--t0
Nays-Eone
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department Of Public
Works

IT, 'H.e f'a~rrr hIc the Common Council.
Gc~'Irrrer order p AIRY IN
,r. work would commend IN"
-r-r Tor ~ tfIET5 from he Surpll.
n 'rf lq's-fs General Road Fund
20 -as credit ~ the var Gus accounts
f- fr- Same fund ag shown IN ~"
follow resolution
Ee.rertFuliy sIhwit'ed
GEORGE IL f'ENE ELL.
Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
FpectfultN,
GEORGE n FENK ELL.
Commissioner
Aanntod IL fnllows

Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Gilman. GuthF
ard. Hiudlo. Jakcl. Heating, kocher
Lodge. Nowc, owen, Richert. Robin.
son, Rullo. Rutter. schultz. Starkey,
Sttfanow ski, Thompson, Vernon.
Wartell wenzel \ 4. Wilson. W. J.
Wilson. link. zoeller and the Prssi-
dent--AO.
Nays None.
Accepted aud by unanimous consent
AID. keating offered the following
Whereas. IL appears from "a commu-
nication from the department ~
Public Works. that the paving OF al.
ley No 46e as per contract confirmed
the ist day ot June. 1915, has been
fully completed and
Whereas, said alley has been sS-
amincd ny the Department. of Public
Works. and the paving OF said alley
has been found 20 have been done
IN accordance with the contract and
specifications for the same; therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paw.
be and T. hereby accepted.
Resolved. Second. THAT the CITY
Controller be and IS hereby author
lied TO draw his warrant on the CITY
TTsasutSr In payment . OF 'I To tS.
amount OF si00.5e. the same being the
full amount due the contractors from
the city for paving OF said intersec-
the same being the cost OF sdvertis-
ing. blanke and inspectors salary.
Resolved. Third, That the City Con.
troller he and he IL hereby directed
10 prepare ALLEY paving bonds" In
accordance with The provisions or
sec. ~ and ~ q, Chapter II OF ths
Charter OF the city Of Detroit sc
approved June 6. 1901. said bonds TO
bear interest At the rate OF four per
cent per annum.
Adopted ms follows;
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett
gleil. Burton. Case. Cranshaw, Dill
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Gilman. outh-
ard. Htndle, Jakel. K~aSpg. kocher
Krimmel, Kronk. kuns<A Lsmpke.
Lodge. Move owen. Richert. Robin
son Kolio. Rutter. Schultz. Starkey.
Stefanowski Thompson. vernon
WArteil wenzel. A. r Wilson, w. J.
Wilson. Zink. Zoeller and the Prssi-
dent--tp.
NAys-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gsntleurau-The following approV-
ed accounts are respectfully submit
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department Of Public
Worka

To -ro Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen In repairing cement
walk or the south eide OF Aerric
avenue. out1uts 4 and 3. the amount
Or b!i st440. vas paid by the own
e~ Nrg Y savage. 20 the CHIEF Book
Itseucr. AMI by him into the cry
Treasurer. through an oversight TINS
.rsvrrsaf was not reported 10 tho
Sidewalk Division and an assessment
,r made upon the property men
i..,ld Tbtr agsepsmont was sold TO
~ q " Wutsio March 81. 1919. and
must be redeemed by the city. The
faparfnrut herewith transmits the
proper resolution.
Pesr.etfulIv submitted.
GEORGE r. FENKEi.I'
CorurnfHsiOupr.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentle mvu--Tht follow I- -arA>
have paid their quarterly Interest
into the city Trea sury fur the period
enting September 80, 1915. as fol-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department or Public
Works

To me Honorable tho Common Councfi:
Gentlemen - The Department OF
Public NorkS reports that the paving
OF Alley No 6Ot. "'r~' alley between
ThIrd. second. Wits and Canneld
avenues under the contract confirmed
tho 10th day OF Aug, 1915. 10 fully
com plcted
TIE pavement II OF one-course CON
crete. nnd has been examined by the
Department ~ Public Works. ana
found 10 be In accordance With the
cortrac, and specihcations Tor the
same -
There I. due tho contractors Tor
paving said alley As follows
For Intersections, etc. ........$ 1879
For cost OF advertising. blanks -.
and inspectors salary ....... sVV
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
Works.

To tho Honorable the Common Council .
Gentlemen -- TIE Department OF
Public y oTkg 10 whom is referred th"
petition Of Fisher Electrical works,
81 al, for tn. pnViuE % Lynn street
from Oakland ~ Cameron. respectful
Iv report that .he pctit.oners arc tho
owners Of the greater nt mber Of feet
frontage ~ real estate ahuttinE tho
street proposed "a be Improved. The
pepsrt,n.nt therefore. recommends
that the prayers Of tlls petitioners 10
granted and that tho street named
within lAe liriits htatcd be paved
with tho material named.
II g. estimated that the cost NJ ih.s
Improvement wiil be a. follow
fvnt. avenue from Oakland 20 cain
erou &c feet wide. with asphaltic con-
crete natural lake asphalt on con
cr.t. foundation and 10 rca- hedi ma
or any other curbstC ne that may be
bid upor and ordered estimated cost
in Pcrea curb sf.055.oo Ia Medina
curb t4.20s.oh.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE. II FrNk ELL.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Department OF Public
WorkN.

To tho Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemeu -- TIE Department %
pulli, Works 10 whom Is trf"rrcd
th- petition - { Nckllieu. 81 rl..
it4.Op, for the paving ~ breNeI a. -.
ru' from Freud 90 jefferson. respect
fuzzy reports that 'he rttftn~'-@ are
The owners nt tn. kr'lfeI nHfuher %!
teet OC frontage lt tr.I estate ahvt-
ting % tag -tft't prof 'N'I W '!'
orc ved Tho bsNtF vf.rat therefore
rscoutnrr ds trAt The powers ~ th~
lcfi:tUrcrs be Erauts A. ,ra f.'" street
named within the LIMITS stated hc
paved
II T. esflu ted tNa' the cost ~ THIS
improvement win 30 a fHil Tvs
IreEoi ave-u' f-uU Ff,uf 90 Letter.
son. g foot 81 dc WITH avpdrlt.c con
crete tua.ural Lake a pIa.tl. N con
crete foundation and trr'a. N"1'r
of~.7rv other c-u'Struc tHtt 0,HF 300"
bid iror and u~deret. estimated cost
I'm Earca cUr1 !95eS -. IN Medina
cub So Fs6 800.
Ecsueetfully gptn,tteC.
GEORGE ". ft.N',fFtA
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

GEO E.NGFr.
Controller
Accepted and referred 20 the Com 20
n,itt.e OF WAYS and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
~. All Keatlnr.


R.solFnd. Tntt Dr.. av'"f1" rom
tEr north curb og - ud 90 tie so1ih
curb OF Jefferson 1NsuiN. DO and t'''
-ar.s e hsreh'. ovdcf 90 20 10 E'd'" :
and paved with th" maternal nam ~
aud width ftattd in tho 'crcrt i"c
comm GtfNfiG1 30 Icrn ~'a go" with tp''
pttftiou referred q ard two ypecifca
Hgns adopted b., the Com non t'dnrl.
ana tn PROV si0rs n ihe Garter Sri
Ordinances NJ the city ~ rct~olt. nd
lI-fhe- be 10
Resolved That. the Department ~
Public Works lc. and ir h'rthv or
d~rod end directed 10 advertise nv
times for proposals Tor i'nNfpEirF
snid street 3D. arcc r'snce with inr
r0r.rnrr cndrtIon Coufgtred ~ H. i"fr
going communication and said char
ter ard ordinances,
Adopted As follows
Ycas-Ald Allan. Ashc. Barnett
UIef1. Burton case. CrHnshHw. mn
Fliis. FIELD Freiwald. Gilman Guth-
ard. Hindle Jakel Heating, kcch"r
KrlumcL krCnk. kunz. Leirpk"
Lodge, Sowc. owen, Richert. Robin
son. Rolio, Rutter schultz, Starkey
gtsranowski Thompson Ne-nor
Whrtel. wenzel. \. T.. Wilson. " !
Wilson. link. Zosiler and the Presi-
deut--i0
Nnya-&One
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

PesDiy.d. That on recommendation
~ the 10 II " the Controller be ana
is bercby directed 10 draw his war
can,, - he fq 1S on m p ,@.Sr a,
&C.,, aud 4urreu r Of certificates
Esy ana tss for cement walks SOUTH
side Nerrick. - T. So. the assessment
tofrr rrronoOuply levied.
td1nf.d as follows.
y.ss-Atd Allan, Ashe. BARNETT,
pIrlt Burton. case. Cranshaw, Dill
Eflis. Fietd. Fretwald, Gilman Guth-
ard Ufndfc, Jakel. Heating. koche''
x ritumcI Eronk Kunz. Dempke.
f,dra Nowr. owen. Richert. Robin
run. EOilo. Rutter. schultz. Starkey'
Sfefauow Thompson vernon
Nrnrt0U WenZol, a r. wilson, w. j.
Wilson. link. Zocller and the Pres-
deut-tn
Nav None
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

60 HssS 7IIS~ - 80
q ? Hs,scsssas ssG - @ Sssss
ssrsd 10 Committee :. ~.
Of Peter WI oelews1t, S0f re-
IA of personal tag for the ys0s
nrroA 70 Committee on Taxes.
EO{ Henry vrocm, for cancel
R q q personal tax for the year
5forrsA 20 Committss on Taxes,
If---M Andrew y. Burlei4h. for
ol1atjon Of . psrsonai tax for the
iSSrSd 20 Committee on Taxes.
fS.-M James !. Schsnk. for can
|I611en Of . personal tax for the
{o{Srred to Committee on Taxes:
|(1N---Of r. J.. Roberts. NJ D.. for
3petlon Of . personal tax for the
= S g. sss..rs Sn 7 f.l per.
ks1o install gasoline discharge sys.
6 n front OF 15s Brandon street.
4terred TO Committee on Streets.
1-Of Tivoli Brewing Co, for
~ to construct area in front of
lpee northwest corner OF Hendrie
Xaa Dyke avenues.
1(pfesd to COMMITTEES on Streets.
~ tsOOuAftl. AOT RtTfnlc
~ construct afeaway in alley
~ 81 oil Belvidere avenue
DrYed TO Committee on StreeV
(0f Charles B. Warren, for
>nlon 10 construct areaway In
~ rear Of S07 Woodward ave.
NM 70 Committee on Streets
o4 Harry Williams, for per
es@iee6 north side OF Larned
4sevesp Deouindre and Or
SffS6 % ccmmittss on Streets.
-0f William J. Hartwig. for
oo3oO 10 construct area way on
G(feet aide OF Building located on
Z 1estheast corner OF Fort street
|ZxSnrteenth avenue
r-Of Mrs. II. r.. Love, for dam
zyor personal injuries.
1900 70 Committee on Claims
--s5f Richard Fitzgerald. for
- for personal injuries.
reQ - Committee on Claims
-<l} robert Freeman. for dam
~ less Of horse.
LLSe 20 ccmu'ittee on Claims
(1( Burlingame West OF Ham.
<yEPgovemsnt Assn.. for accept
~ 9red Of property for park and
s s,s,. g Con n'''tee on Parks
~! A. ogttenberg. for permits
c&Q gueds on Eastern Market.
49, 90 Committee on Markets
~-Qt The Aluminium Castings
~ Tor thp &C Instruction Of ad-
Qewer facilities IA territory
- CNece street and McDourafi
4xtendirR from city limits to
~ pueiie pewer In McDou-
y commssss. On s.ws..
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

From the Department Of Public
Works

To erie Ttoro~Ihle the Common Council
Cont eu1en-Tn order 10 carry on
tn work would recommend the
transfer 40 $500 from account No
81 Bond surplus Public S@w"~ Furd
20 tho credit ~ AN account In ire
--a r.~I go 20 known "a Lateral
Sewer Arm i0 Ha't-nok avenue. from
a. r. n r % 400 p east ~ Morrow
street
Resre~tfu'ly submitted.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Resolved That tho Controller he
,rF 30 hereby authorized and directed
20 make trp proper entries on MS
books 20 effect me trarTfer OF y y
s-- f..rn ..e surplus In the iSl5-io
Tfrar-f rgr-d Fund 20 the crsdlf or
the following accounts i9f5-is as fol-
lows fr tine same FUND.
To Nc~t Paving intersec-
ftpre - streets and alleys .6lO,ooo
To Ars. Two CO. - Flushing
~rarli-ce ard maintenance. ZOO
t. Aoer one ~ -- Trailer for
N4uNalf Truck. Asphalt
Plant .........,.....-' ..........- H''"
Total ....... ........-..... III DO
Referred 20 Committee on WAYS
and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
1y the CIsrk.

Hoof John Faust. for refund OF
80 aid FOR tax certificates Issued
Gfoperty owned by city.
1890 70 Committee on Taxes.
49, The Crescent Co. Inc. for
n6nt q . psrsonai tax for the
- 20 Cosnmittss on raxes.
o{ John Owen. for caneeIia-
z1e = personal tax for the year
orsA 20 Committee on Taxes
80 Hall Grocery Co. for re-
~ personal tax for the year
wow - Committee on raxes
10 Apers. for cancellation
~ TOR the year 1910.
- QDWnittee on Taxes.
rAy, for reduction
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Department OF Public Works aud
found 10 Ice la accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There is due the contractors for
paving said alley as follows;
For intersections. etc ,.,..,.. 500 so
For cost OF advertising. blanks
and Inspectors salary ,,,.,.., 100
For material furnished. ...,.. as ~
Total Amount ..............fl fg9 90
Respectfully,
(;ltDEGE "a FsENI<EfI
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
From the Controller

Accented srd referred 20 the GO
,,ittee or WAYS and Means
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

%. p ". CASH ACCT. No. z FUND
53-Nax g Koch. Treas.
rebate on permits Las %
st-Max c. Koch. Treas.
rebate on permits 81 -
sB-Max C Koch. Treas.
rebate on permits ss2 ]"
8 s.zsO IS
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NEGROES BOUND OVER
TO CRIMINAL COURT

There were two cases before Jus
tice Nj, G. Rowe this morning. both
defendants being negroes and both
residents OF Midway. Nathaniel
Jones, who was arrested Monday for
the alleged stabbing of Andrew Wal
slime, another negro, was bound over
in the sum of 5000 for appearance
before the criminal court. Herbert
Long was placed under bond of
$500 for appearance before the Grim
mai court on charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses. Both
arrests We're made Monday by Chief
of Police T. o. Milton.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-07
W|LLIN GRANTED A
FERRY FRANCHISE

Luther Willin was granted a fran
chise to operate a ferry across the
Halifax river by the board of county
commissioners this forenoon. The
franchise is for a term of five years
and provides that the ferry must be
operated for ten months each year.
Mr.. Willin, through his attorney,
E. F. Oates, made application TO the
commissioners Monday evening for
leave and license to operate and
maintain a ferry for the transporta-
ton of passengers for compensation
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across the Halifax river bessu

across the Halifax river befpm
point on the west bank Of zH 81
at the foot Of VoIusla asenae =
point at the eastern end Of u
die bridge in the town Of D.
Beach Opposition 20 the grzz1nG
the license on the terms ashnf !
energetically made BY DAVID -
on behalf OF the Central Q<<I
railway and the yolusia @
Bridge company. and the c.
sioners adjourned the further -
OF the matter until their meet
day. when the permit wss O.
after much argument
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PRESIDENT URGES
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Continued from Page One.)

later would address Congress on what
must be done to meet them.
He also suggested a commission of
inquiry to ascertain whether our laws
as at present framed are as ssrvicable
as they should be in the solution of
the transportation problem. Such an
inquiry. in his opinion, is absolutely
necessary
In conclusion the President said
For what we are seeking now. what
in my mind is the single thought of
this message, is national efficiency and
security. We serve a great nation.
We should serve it in the spirit of its
peculiar genius. 1t is the genius of
common men for self government, i'm
dustry, Justice, liberty and peace. We
should see TO it that it lacks no in.
strument, no facility or vigor of law
to make it sufficient to play its part
with energy, safety and assured sue.
cess. In this we are no partisans, but
heralds and prophets of new age.
Daytona's waterfront is of incompar.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-07
OPENING BAND CONCERT
VERY LARGELY ATTENDED

The residents and visitors generally
evidenced their appreciation of the re
turn OF the Saracina band by attend
ing the opening concert of the season
at the kiosk Monday afternoon in large
numbers and evidently enjoyed the ex-
eelient program arranged for the occas.
ION. The concert given in the evening
ON the veranda of the Elks' home was
also largely attended.
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U.S.. DECLINES TO GIVE REASONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE United States
government has declined to give Germany reasons
or explanation for its demand that Boyd and Won
Papen be recalled. In note to Ambassador Won
Bernstorff Secretary Lansing stated that this gov
eminent stands square1y upon international usage
in refusing an explanation of why attaches have
outlived their usefulness. Won Bernstorff immedi-
ately transmitted the note to Berlin.