The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

NINTH WAhD
Dy R a,oi s1~ That the Department, of
Public Works be and In hereby In.
structed to cause about 80 feet OF
curb to be cut to permit inlress and
egress to garage at s67-s p. Larned
Adopted.
Resolved. That permission be and
IL hereby granted 70 fgnacy GizinskL
$40 JOS Campau avenue, to peddle
nsh WITHOUT a license for q period OF
six months.
''''' THIR Il ESrii'' WRR II ''"'''
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Work. be and 10 hereby
authorized and instructed to draw q
favor OF K. Schroeder for the sum OF
MaS, being the amount Of refund to
b6t6e. which has been lost.
Adopted as follows:
,Yeas.Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
En-, ,,, Frssiwssld: Gilman, Hindis.
ks sm1Rs kri% IoSss K 6%sn
Starkey. stcfanowskL Thompson, Yer
ner, Warssil; A. z; Wilson; ". J..
dent Pro Tem-34.
roURTEENTH WARD.
By Aid. Freiwald:
IL hereby granted to the internstionsi
stewArds' association to string a ban
ner across Congress- street east, be-
tween Batss and Randolph street.
Ing, for the period from Sn' August 9Th
to 18th, 1915, both dates incIusive, for
the purpose Of advertising the con-
lights along and across Congress
street from Woodward avenue TO
Randolph street from the d. U. r.
trolley poles. consent Of the latter
and welcome banner to be an attrac-
tive feature for the several thousand
visitors who will come TO Detroit to
attend the meeting Of this. associa-
ton.
A'0p'f FIFTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Rutter:
AN ORDINANCE e amend section
piled Ordinances Of Detorit Of 1912.
IT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
rEoPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
section J. That section Il, Of
! and ia. hereby amended by adding
the tOIlOWln8 paragraph.
tanned in this section shall be
3 owner or lessee Of any building
panRnS signs Ga Of tSs
l2 building the name and business
~ OF prospective tenants and the
!! name. address and business OF
is barriesds. fence or other styue-
II ture erected at the expense of'the
10 owner or lessee, for the protec-
- tion Of the public and In obed-
ii ton 1. Article as. OF Chapter 81.
22 Of the Compiled Ordinances Of
90 Detroit, of 1912. such signs to
g cover not more than one-half of
20 barricade or fence.
Read twice by title. ordered print
ed and referred to committee on Ordi-
FIFTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Rutter:
Resolved. That the committee on
Ways and Means be and Is hereby
funds for the employment OF an ex-
ira elevator conductor for q period
OF six weeks, at salary Of $4,000
per annum, In order that the city
en- vacations OF two weeks each as
authorized by the committee on Pub
lie Buildings.
Adopted as follows:
YeasaAld. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Ellis, Freiwald. Gilman, Hindie,
Lempke, Littieheld. Lodge. owen,
Esh sSS seh Trr
Wilson. link zoeiier, " ana the Pr Pre. j.
dent Pro Tem-34.
Nays-None.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and Is hereby In
structed to take no steps toward
painting on. sign reading as follows:
Friedberg's. jewelers., 2I2 Griswold
street now on the upper half Of the
barricade erected for the protection
Of the public in front of the building
In course OF erection on Lot rs. Block
Z. Governor and Judges plan. being
numbers 250 252 and 254 Woodward
avenue, pending the consideration by
this body OF an ordinance to amend
Compiled Ordinances of Detroit Of
1919"
Adopted.
BY Aid. Rutter:
cere congratulations OF this Common
Council be rendered to Charles Drum
news chaser in the. City Hall. whose
sterling services for the paper he rep
by his employers. by a deserved ele-
vat'on to the responsible position Of
City Editor; and this body realizing
that Jolly good fellow and a reli-
able and conscientious newspaper
man has taken his departure from his
old haunts, which loss In regretted.
stu we earnestly wish him Godspeed
sphere OF even greater usefulness.
Adopted as follows:
s, ae"sR Rnr,dn Allan: Ashe. Barnett
kk,i,, Fr sOcss Gilman, H,ndis'
Lempke. Littlefeld. Lodge, owen
Richert. Rollo. schemansky, schultz
s Sur st,sfanowski' Thompson, Yer
Wilson. link, Zoeiier, and the Presi-
dent Pro TENS.
Nays-None.
BY Aid. Rutter:
Whereas, The City OF Detroit has
overwhelming disaster that has been
visited upon our sister City of Chi
ego by the overturning OF the Ill
fated steamer Eastland, resulting in
an appalling death roll: therefore.
Resolved. Tht the Common Council
OF the City of Detroit, representing
the people of our city. deeply and sin-
cerely mourns with afflicted Chica 20
In her dark hour OF distress and sor-
row and conveys its sympathy and
Resolved. That the City Clerk be In
structed to forward copy OF these
| resolutions to the City Clerk Of the
City OF Chicago.
adopted as follows;