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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
WASHINGTON SURPRISED
tcont,nued from First Pase.)

reply. which did not meet the issue
at all. The United States then sent
another note. which was dispatched on
June 8, or nearly a month ago. TO
which there has been no reply. Off,
ctals feel that for Germany to talk
now of further delay in meeting an
issue which has been before her for
two months is not particularly prom
ising or respectful
While the impression here is
strong that the German submarine is
sue Is no longer one of great danger
to the friendly relations between the
two governments, unless there Is an
other case of wholly unjustifiabla ar
tack on American life, this impres-
sion does not rest on the basis Of any
expectation that the German reply.
when IL comes, will meet the Presi-
dents demands. 1t is expected. rath-
er. that the German note will be ar
gumentative and lengthy. with a
number of proposals which will call
forth another note from this govern
ment. This correspondence. 1t is
thought. may continue indefinitely.
Seek Blockade Modification.
These proposals are expected to in
ciude one for the inspection, certi-
fication and identification OF noncon-
traband carrying passenger ships
leaving United States ports. It Is not
expected that the United States will
eminent has maintained in it's cor-
respondence with Germany the prin-
ciple that Americans have the right
to travel on any merchant vessel
they please, regardless of her cargo.
There is reason 10 believe also that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
MARTIN w. LITTLETON
RETAINED BY FAMILY

Dallas. Tex. July At can't be-
lieve that Frank did all that the pa
pers say" walled Mrs. Frank Holt,
wife OF the man who wounded J. p.
Morgan, to friends at her home to-
day. 1T was not his trait of char
acter. He was a devoted husband
and father. and his only ambition was
to make a name for his children as
an educator"
All day at the home OF her father.
Rev. o. r. Sensabaugh. presiding ell
der OF the Methodist Church, South.
the wife of Professor Holt was care
fully guarded from reporters, friends
did their best TO shield her from the
notoriety that has come like thun-
der clap to one of the States best
known families.
Martin w Littleton has been COM
municated with by telegraph, and he
has been retained to look after Holt
comfort and legal status. However,
it Is not believed that the Sensa-
baugh family will go to large ex-
pense to hire lawyers. Littleton Is
personal friend OF Thomas r.
James. Fort Worth lawyer, who was
Hollis classmate and legal adviser
of the Sensabaugh family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
COLUMBIA.

Columbia, Va, July 4-The wo-
mans Club was entertained on Tues.
day afternoon by Mrs. K. Tucker
Hughes. The following members
were present: Mesdames ". r. Ar.
gyle. Dabney Cosby. b. r.. Cowherd
s. M. Harvey, George Huckstep, =. T.
Leigh, v. b.. Mosby. r. r. willard
irwin Wood and Miss Mamie Miller;
visitors; Mrs. Dabney Echols, Of Gilt.
ton Forge, Va; Mrs. n. 8. O'Mohun.
dro and w. r. Cooke. Of Wilmington:
ana Miss Edwinia Cowherd. Miss Ids
O'Mohundro assisted Mrs. Hughes II
serving handsome three-course
luncheon.
Mrs. Tucker Darlington Leigh en-,
tertained at auction bridge on We'd
EchoIs, OF Clifton Forge. Those play
ing were Mrs. Argyle. Mrs J. Aston
cabeIl. Mrs Dabney Cosby. Mrs B. r.
Cowheri,. Mrs Echols, Mrs. e. Tucker
Hughes. Misses Ethel Aston Cabeli,
Marie Piwell Payne anj ;, Frances
Mrs.. Dabney Cosby. Misses Ed
wilma and Tomasia Cowherd, Cora and
Adelaide Walton. Marion Nelson.
Isabelle willard left on Friday for 1
week At Buckroe Beach.
Miss Frances Leigh has returned 10
her home here after visiting In Suffotk
ana Clarksville. @
Mrs Dabnev Echols and son have
returned TO Clifton Forge, after \
visit .of two weeks to her sister, Mr&'
B. r. Cowherd.
Mr.. Edward Nelson left this wask
for Annapolis, Nd, where he takee !
position a. chemist & 1. IS
@ Misses ISucy 1lbAby, Gue HddgSon.
Annie ana Ne1iie PAyne are atkendtN0
the Ncr1un1 Gchoci ~ Chartott esville 4
Rev. M \ fesd hsId slvtasp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
GOVERNOR TO SEND
Greetings TO CITY

The Chesapeake and Potomac Te.s-
phone Company has issued invita-
tons to be present at the auditorium
OF the Jefferson Hotel on Thursda ,
night to help receive a message al
greetings from Governor Stuart In
San Francisco at that time. Arrange
ments have been made BY which the
Governor may talk directly to Lieu.
Eilyson at the JET.
ferson. A distinguished party ID OK
pected to be present to hear the two
ofYicials greet each other from points
across the continent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
HIS CORPORATIONS HAVE
e12S, O00,0 900 CAPITAL

Scranton, Pa. July TT. i. Fog
ter, the man who spread the corres-
pondence method OF education all
over the globe. l. an optimiat. he
proved that today when he admstte 4
that he had fathered corporations
having a par value OF almost $125,-
100000, and that only one Of them
is now paying q small dividend; set
Aoursshing Ncsmpznies, paying fat
dividends. That 10. unless more
things so wrong. na they have In the
last year since the war started IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
MORGAN'S CONDITION
Is MOST FAVORABLE

New York, July 4.--The following
bulletin concerning the condition OF
j. P. Morgan was issued at $3.50 O'Clock
tonight by the doctors in charge OF
mis- case:
The bullets did not enter the alb
domen. x-ray examination shows nc
bones damaged Mr.. Morgan's con-
dition continues most favorable.
(Signed) DIR. J. w. MARKOE.
DIR. Fl. Fl. NJ, LYLE.
The final bulletin issued by j. p,
Morgans doctors tonight confirmed
the opinion of his relatives and friends
that he was practically out of danger.
They felt sure that Mr.. Morgan's
sturdy constitution and great powers
of recuperation might be depended
upon to put him upon his feet within
few weeks.
1t was definitely stated by the ply
sicians and by Mr.. Morgans associates
That neither of the wounds inflicted
by Frank Holt. the teacher of Ger
man who shot Mr.. Morgan twice last
Saturday morning, was especially dan
gerous In itself. The more serious
wound, little to the right of the CEN
ter of the abdomen, was not deep.
The bullet pioughed through layers
of flesh Mnd muscle, bat was detected
before IL pierced the abdominal wall,
and ranged downward toward the
RICH. nip. from which II was extract
ed without great difficulty. Since
iIol.'s revolver bullets were loaded
with black powder and were fired at
extremely close range (the muxxie
OF the revolver must have heen 1T
eia.ly pressed against Mr.. Mo-gan's
body when the trigger was pulIed). the
wound was hiackened somewhat. but
no traces OF t,ood poisoning have de-
W. ioped. acco~iirg to the best infor-
t.ntich, and tire physicians are in
ciined 10 think that there will be
steady recovery. Tine other bullet
merely pierced the flesh of the right
leg near the groin and made a wound
which was never considered danger-
Gus.
Confined to HIS Bed
The reassuring bulletin was made
public by Junius Spencer Morgan, Mr..
Morgan's oldest son. by telephone from
the Morgan home
lis your father able to walk
around ?" he was asked
No" replied Mr.. Morgan. HE IL
confined to his bed"
Have you any idea as to when he
will be able to return to his Office? ?"
None OF us has" said Mr.. Morgan.
THAT is a very indefinite matter. II
will be some time. however"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Rockers NOTES ADMIT
RAID MADE IN HARLEM

New York. July 4.-Charles Becker
now admits In q series of notes he
has been jotting down in the Sing Sing
lighthouse. that there was a raid In
Harlem one night. that he made the
raid on tip from James Marshall. the
negro hoy who testified to the "Har-
lem conference," which had so much
to do with Becker's conviction, and
that on the night OF the raid Jack
Rose was present
But, says Becker In his notes. Web
Der. WALTON and SchApps were not pres
ent, as they swore they were and there
was no talk OF numbering Rosenthal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
No Note This Week.

Berlin, via wireless to London,
July 4.-Berlin Is full of conflicting
reports regarding the new note to
be sent to the United States The
most reliable information obtainable
is to the effect that the foreign of
fee and the minister OF marine are
making drafts of the note along diff
ferent lines. The main propositions
In both drafts is understood to be
that Germany should express to the
United States her desire to safeguard
neutral travellers, but that beiiiger-
ent ships carrying neutrals must not
carry ammunition.
Information that the note will be
dispa tched this weeks tnrerreet,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
HUNG JURY IN BOND CASE
IN sPoTSYLvANIA COURT

Fredericksburg, Va. July 4.-The
trial in the Circuit Court of Spotsyl-
vania of the Blaydes will case. In
which the genuineness of a bond for
$4,000. signed by Mrs Mary e. Blay-
des, who died several years ago was
questioned, came to an end last
night after a four DAYS trial and re-
suited In a hung jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
BOSTON POLICE THINK
HOLT ERICH MUEhTER
strongly Resembles Harvard fnstrac-
tor Who Disappeared After
Wife's Deaab.

Mineoia, /. l.. July 4.-Dr. Frank
Holt. who shot j. r. Morgan yesterday.
Was questioned In his cell in the Mas
sau county jail this afternoon about
the belief OF the Boston police FIAT
he Is Erich Mueutsr. formerly an In
stractor In German at Harvard Eni-
sersity. who disappeared shortly after
stAe death On April is. 1905. Of his
W5t<s Mrs. Leonis Muenter. and after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Council Committee Meetings.

Several Council committee meet
ings will be held this week. some OF
them important.
The Committee on Utilities will
meet at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night;
the subcommittee on police investiga-
and the Charter Changes Committee
will meet on Thursday night, at the
same hour the Committee on Dock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

AsQnith's Daughter - yge1.
London. July 4.--Prsmier sk1qal
oldest daughter, Violet. II 60
% marry Bobhain Carter, M
nfer's private secretary. I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

There will be a ball game and lawn
party on the baseball field on Eatur-
day The lawn party win begin In
the afternoon and continue unit 10
o'clock. Ice-cream. cake, candy. pea
nuts and lemonade will be on sale.
The lawn party is for the benefit OF
the baseball team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

Mr.. w: A. Greasy has decided to
move off the top of the mountain after
later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Local Temperature Yesterday.
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours $3.50. T
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. 7
Deficiency In rainfall since Mar. !. 55l
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan, l. 23i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

s. w. Brock was seen passing
through Stone Mountain Sunday last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

VIII say to Augusta Runt, Of Hud-
dieston. that the reason why a dog 4
tail Ia like the heart of n tree Is be-
cause II is 90 far from the bark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

II had been learned that she died o
arsenic poisoning.
| Holt denied without equivocatior
that he n Muenter. and declared tina
the police could easily check up hi
antecedents and learn for themselves
that in 1906 he was not at Cambria ge
Police Commissioner Woods. OF New
York. and Acting Captain Tunrey. who
obtained from Holt his confession that
II was he who placed the bomb In
the Capitol in Washington Friday
night say they are satisfied that Holt
Is just what he says ne is and that
he Is not Mucpter.
There are surprising points OF res
semblance between the two men. and
Captain Curley, of the Boston detec-
tive bureau. says that newspap per pho
tographs OF Holt and teiegraphed de-
scriptions OF the prisoner here show
that the two men are very much
alike.
Taught In Emory and Henry.
Holt has been connected with edu-
cational institutions since 1908, and
Commissioner Woods, Captain Tun-
ney and superintendent Pullman, of
the Washington police, who has also
talked with Holt, all say they do not
believe II possible for Muenter TO have
changed HIS name and become asso-
ciated three years after, his wife's
murder with another college without
his identity becoming known. In the
year f90s-lo Holt was assistant pro-
fessor of German OF Oklahoma Uni
versfty; 1901, at Vanderbilt Uni
versity; is1i-12 and ls12-1s, at En-
DRY and Henry College. in Virginia, and
since then he has been at Cornell.
At the time Erich Muenter disap-
peared II was learned that he had
been born in Germany. had come to
America at the age, of nineteen and
had. settled in Chicago. /. He received
his degree at the University OF Chi
cago in 1899. After this he went to
the University of Kansas.
Mrs. Muenter was the daughter OF
Moritz Krembs, OF Chicago, who was a
chemist there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

NJ. J. Williamson has returned from
a visit to Staunton River. AS he ia
seen going that way right often, we
think he enjoys fishing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

MT. Jim Maxey has returned from
the standing army, where he served
three years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
THE WEATHER

showers today1 Tuesday, fair.
Virginia and North Carolina: Show
ers Monday; Tuesday fair: some what
lower temperature: fresh southeriy
winds with squalls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

The Space scribe extends to Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Garner. of Goodview.
her heartiest congratulations and best
wishes that peace and love may ever
abide in their happy hearts. and when
their lives have been spent they may
behold only enough clouds 10 make q
brilliant and glorious sunset.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
OUR COUNTRY COUSINS.


tFrom the Bedford Buifetin.t
Van Gross says there are two ways
to lay by corn: one way 10 to lay down
by 1t and sleep, and another way with
the pillow and hoe. We think he pre-
fers the former.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

Miss Lethia Howell and mothel
have gone to Roanoke to make theil
home. ami we wish them much sue
cess. @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

We are very sorry to give up Miss
Lillian Carter. who married Mr..
Owen, but we wish them much sue.
cess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

Hughlon Howell and Hollie Saun-
ders were seen In the Huckfe Berry
Patch Saturday afternoon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

!. Cod bless you ALI I am in His hands.
- don't worry about me. With much
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
From the Clerk.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--t beg 10 advise your
Honorable Body that the following
liquor dealers applications and bonds
under Act POI OF the Public Acts OF
1903 as amended. have been filed
in my office
APPLICATIONS.
l707--Joseph J. Smith. for transfer
from sj6 Twenty-fourth street to
1854 Gratiot avenue.
l70S-John SChmittke. for transfer
from 1872 Park Boulevard TO 46-4S
Henry street
17O9--Peter Petljanski. for trans
fer from l3S Ferry avenue TO l240-
l242 Russell street
l7lO-Gcorge Mccurdy. for trans
fer from 901 Fourteenth avenue to
800 Grand River avenue.
BONDS.
l694--AlenNander J. Lefeve, 6s4
Jos Campau avenue
l7oj--Joseph Cislaghi. 5sl Orleans
street
i6sl-Joseph A. Scott. l235-1237
Twelfth street.
l6S5-Bert Kelly. and 10 Park
Place
william Grewe, s7s Michigan
avenue.
1707-Joseph J. Smith. s54 Grstiot
avenue
17o>-John schmittke. 4s-47 Henry
street.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY,
City Clerk.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

Noeoiyod. Second, that tnc CIty Dur-
tfu4rr ht and Is brrrl authorized Go
draw bis Warrant ou tlc city irUIs-
uTor in payment 81 thc lut,rsc,t Iuus.
ftr. 90 a.iu alley go tho amount OF
lN1 -. the same being tine fuIi amount
due the contractors fiuu e., De-! Tor
paving said Intersections. ttNs tud iIt
the sum of 500 the Same b'iug ..r
cost OF aINerusilr, hi.lh-, uud 4u-
apcrtpts salary
Resolved Third. that the city Con
tr1l.rI De-. AaI O., ls hereby directed %"
ptrpIto str,Nt paving bonds. ln ace
cordHuc, with tho prUy'iou- "i ~''f
a. and a. uf chapter n pf th Charter
ut inc city uf DNrnit ts amended D..
au Act OF The Isg-iJfurr approved
June 6th. 1904 such bonds 20 p't- i'-
t't'at at "a, rate of four percent pc.
al uU m
Adopted ~ follows
NcaE-Ald Milan. Barnett, Bic. ]
Case. pul Ellie. Gilman, Jakel
krimmel. Krouk. KuuI Lodge, NoWr
p,tcu RiChrrt RuttCr. 0CurwauFhy s,
schultz Stofanowsti Vernon Nnrtoll
a H. Wilson " j Wnlrnu. Wing
link. Zoellsr and the President 81.
NHya-NoIo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
PAGE THIRTEE N

90 bring the service, 90 the entire
institution mo 90 tHr uis rest possible
'fficirurE
Tic hospital site. ON tie northeast
corner 81 Antoine and Macomb
streets, was selected from -Four de-
siraNlo sites. principally because OF
iis central location md It's proximity
10 th, new Municipal huiidluu. from
which heat and power can Dee OBJ
tanned. tHrrsiN rGtaIlIug "a large saw
ing in cost ~ maintenance. The
land, conn rising l0o feet ON Antoine
street ana .Iu frrt uu Matumb street.
was purchased &c a cost or St4,3G5.
Ground was broken ou March IS.
l1li and the erection OF tUv uospi-
'Hl vii. %, pushed 90 completion with
the least possible delay iu accord
Anrr With plans aud Specifications
prepared o3 John scott ana Com
pauy architects
Tho department aided. from the
city md county relief funds. two
thousand one hundred and fifty-siN
families numbering Niue thousand
soycu hundred togty-scNcn persons,
10 the cNt"nt OF $67,IS4 % I'm provi-
alp1S, three thousand thirty six tons
~ COIL aud three and quarter
cords OF wood.
-Four thousand seven hundred thir-
ty-one poor patients we're cared for
'u the various city hospitals at an
oNpausD # Stb,94Bg3. sixteen hun
drct u.ucty-sevcu poor persons were
sent 90 the ElOise iuriymary. two
hundred sixty mine 20 the Eloisc SAN
itorium ana one hundred fitty nine
insane patients committed 10 the
seven hundred forty deceased poor
Wer- buried az 1u expense uf Sst4f.
Fifteen thousand nine hundred and
two visits. office aaNces. etc. COM
prised th' work performed by the
t'ty phy-lCians, necessltatlug the
CUmUUuUll.I II seventeen thousand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

amount of $4,000. the same being the
fun amount due the contractors from
the cts for paving said intersections
etc. aud tor the sum az Sl3. the same
being the cost OF ADVERTISING, blanks
and inspectors salary.
Resolved. Third. That the city con.
tTolier h, aud he is hereby directed
To- prepare street paving bonds, M
accordance with the provisions of
Secs o. and t3 II chapter n OF the
Charter - the city ~ Detroit, as
amended by an Act OF the I."gisla'
tgre approved june 9th, 1901, sucl
bonds DO bear interest az the rate 81
. per cent per amman.
Adopted as follows.
Case b.ll, Ellis, Gilman, Iakel
kr'mmrl kronk. kunz. Lodge. Nuwo
owen. EICh'rt. ituttor. Schem ansky
schultz StefHnowslSi, Vernon, Wartell
a. j.. Wilson. W. j. Wilson, WING
link. Inclirr and the Fresldent-2'.
Nays NouC
Ala EeitiuK entered and took hts
scat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

Controller Doe. aud ls hereby author
ICED Co draw hIs warrant uu the city
Treasurer ia pas mcut or the intcrser-
tlous, etc, Of raid alley To- tho amount
.of tl0l.A1. tho same being the full
amount due the poutra, tors from the
Dlt Tor paving said Intersection .
etc. and FOR the sum 81 50 the satu,
being tho cost OF advertising. blanks
and inspector rdlHty
Ursulted. Third That the city con.
trullpJ Dee. and hr NJ hereby directed
90 prepare street paving houds.' iu
arrurdnu,, with tnr pro'lnuHs ~
Secs a. and % ~ chapter u ~ tn
thartor of tho cts ~ Detroit as
amended us au Aet of the L~EIaltturr
approved June 9th. lHul such bonds
g. bear interest AT thc rate ~ 4 Vor
cent per huuunl
Adopted as follows
N,af Nld Allan. Barnett Blcll
Case. UlI. Ellis Gilman. IakcL
kilmmci krpuk. kun1. Lodge. NoNc
owen. RIphcrt RUtfcr tDArWaNvl>y,
~,hult. Stefaunwaki Vernon Wart,lL
a IT, wilson w. } Wilson. Wing,
Hiub EuelI,r ana the rrcatdrut-Zt
Nafs-NOuc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
Erom the eoard of Aealth.

To rho Honorable tho Common Council
Geutloueu--A SURVEY OF the alley
sewers iu tho blocks bounded hy
Rates. Randolph Jefferson. Wood.
bridge. Woodward. Rates, Jefferson,
MooduIidpe and Woodward. Bator.
Woodbridge ana Atw0tcr. shows that
they are in such "A condition, owing
10 their extreme axe ~ 90 and -
years respectively, and also owing to
their elevation. as 80 be entirely In
adequate FOR the needs or the sur
rounding property. Pursuant 60 TINS
survey. made by ". T. Walker. SAINT
tHry Engineer. al meeting held on
May 2-d last, the Board ~ Health
adopted resolution Cuudomniug the
So. v'ers mentioned with request
that your honorable Body take the
necessary steps 10 cause "A new
sewer 20 De built at such m elevation
as viii furnish proper drainage u
aud for the abutting property
Respectfully submitted,
TIE BOARD Och EALTH
by JOHN r. Nick INLAY,
Secretary.
TragarrgF ., rgr1 rY,ffsaa on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16
From the Board Of Poor
Commissioners.

TO the Honorable tho Common Council:
Gentlcn cr-pursuau 20 advertise
meut for proposals ou motor am =
hulauce the Board received the fol-
lowing bids:
Cadillac Motor Car Company
cylinder li5-iu wheel h72n
chassis and extra tire COM
plcte ....:... 80. $500. 'F',~'"
Sieral -Zerkcndorf Company
one cylinder remoteied ll5
10 150-iu. wheel base
chassis .....-..'.... "'i''
The WintOn Motor car Com
pauy-- -.
one il5-iu whcc, base chassis 1900
The Cadillac Motor Car company
were the lowest bidders. The Board.
therefore. entered into contract WITH
the company and rce -. ttgllN request
the approval and confirmation or same
by your Honorable Body
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY ~ pRENZLAtE
Secretary.
Referred 20 Committee on Health
and CITY Hospitals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

To tho Honorable the Common G. .n ....,..:
ccrfleucn-lt becomes uecesH
- asL ,.our Honorable Body 20 make
transfer 81 s3.oos9. from ne Ne ' az
a,rtr,eut 20 a fund TO Toe known as
ftarbormaster's Equipment
The larger portion OF TINS aN' yum
., re-.asarv for the pur base ui %
heavy duty gasoline driver tIs - ~
- no TRANSFORMATION of supllle- or
ali kinds t. and from Belle Isis' .,,,,-
Our present Equipment D. NOT SUI
~. trr towing heavy barg-s. arN
e is also fully occupied IN NE r'N"-
lar work W the Harhormaster
,yerage Of several car ioods q
day IRE being transported AVID thsN
cNfra equipment Is absolutely h'''S
sarv undcr tho present conditions.
THIS condition WI 'e ,. re,X y, MN aIu-
t.Gsn both men and watCriH.S
viii have 20 be transported by us.
Yours very resprcttuilE,
JOHN GILLESPIE.
Commits ioncr.
Referred to Committee on N'Ns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-16

sum OF 5000 compensation for the
extra time ard work required In bal
ancing and compiling the assessment
and tax rons and distributing the tax
thereon, Tor the coming nsca1 year
1918 Since March LIST last they have
ana also on sundays. as IL IL an TIM
possibility 10 complete this work dur
Ing the Office hours. In our opinion
they are eGuitably entitled 90 extra
ommend the reference OF this CON-
munication 20 the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Respectfully.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
By II. l. DILWOKTH,
President.
Referred 10 COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means