The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-19

an Act entitled An Act relative 10
free schools In the City OF Detroit"
visions OF the Charter OF the city OF
Detroit: which bonds are to bear
such rate or interest. TO be payable
at such time from date OF issue and
be issued I'm such amount as is ar may
be provided by law and the Common
Council OF the city OF Detroit may
hereafter determinei interest 20 b.
PAYABLE s. ,n ann, at me official ,h
City OF New York or at the office OF
the CITY Treasurer I'm the city or De-
troit; principal and interest TO be-
p rnissd states a@ %f Amsn Ines Oh the
The proceeds or said bonds shall
be placed TO the credit of the Board
or Education or the city OF Detroit
and by IL used on account OF the fol-
heard OF Education Fund.
IMPROVEMENT
Additional amount required
TO complete the school
building To be erected on
Euclid and Maidstone.
Adopted as follows: VV -
70, l.as..Aid, Allan. Ashe. Barnett,
Ellis. Field. Freiwald Gilman. .Guth,-
Lodge owen. Richert Robinson
Relic. Rutter, Schemansky, schultz.
Starkey. Thompson. Nerror. Martei,
Wing. link. Zoelier and the President
Pro Tem--f0.
Nays-None.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. wenzei and Wilson:
Resolved, That the Department Of
Public Works DO and Is hereby re
quested TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY
OF paving southern avenue from
Clippert TO Martin streets. under the
Adopted.
NINETEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Ashe:
Whereas, There has been no at
tempt upon the part OF the Detroit
United Railway to SO arrange the
from the old to the new city limits.
or conceoc the transfer privileges re-
auested to the Grand Belt Line IN
conformity with the resolution un-
animously adopted by your Honor
be IL
Resolved. That the Public Utilities
Committee be and is hereby re-
quested TO call meeting al the ear
Hest possible de TO consider the ad-
Instability Of compelling the Detroit
United Railway 10 extend the de-
Adopted.
BY Aid. Ashe.
Whereas. There has been no attempt
upon the part of the Detroit United
Railway to so arrange the running
OF cars on Harper avenue from Van
Dyke avenue To the city limits. or
concede the transfer privileges re-
quested 10 the Grand Belt Line IN
conformity with the resolution UNI
animously adopted by your Honor
able Body a.. &. c. p. i3ll; therefore
be il
Resolved. That tho public Utilities
committee be and Is hereby re-
aue.sted Ia call "A meeting At the
earliest possible date TO consider the
adVisabllity OF compelling the De
trolt United Railway 10 extend the
desired service.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Bell. Burton, Case, CranshAw. Dill.
Ellis, Field. Freiwald, Gilman. Guth-
ard, Hindle, Jakel. Kocher. Krimnei.
isodse. owen. Riehort. Robinson.
Roilo, Rutter, Schemansky. schultz.
Siarkey. ThomI son. Vernon. Wartcll.
Msnzel; A. y; Wilson. w. J, W i.sou.
Wing, link, Zoeiler and the Presiden;
Pro Tem@-40.
Nays-None.
TwENTY-FiRST WARD.
by Alderman Krimmel:
Resolved. That the report Of the
Committee on Parks and ROuteyaraR
and the accompanying resolution hy
Alderman Jakel. adopted on February
IL. 1915 81. &. &, 1s2D placing tho
street or highway known as Lake
wood Boulevard and extending south
eriy from Jefferson avenue between
COfhn and Chalmers avenues under
the control OF the Department OF
Parks and Boulevards and making
the same part OF the Park and
Boulevard system. and authorizing
Hn faa
Parks and Eoulcvards 20 take posses
part OF tho fark and Boulevard fya-
tenn of the city Of Detroit, BE- and The
Same IL hereby rescinded
Adopted ns follows:
} eds--Aid Allan. Ashc. Barnett
Bicii. Enrtrr case, Cranshaw. UuL
Ellis. FIELD. Freiwald, Gilman. Cuth-
ard, lIindlc, Jakel. kochcr, krtmuirI
krcnk. kun2, Lempke. LittlcnrId
Lodge. owen. Richsri. Robinvon,
Re Ito. Ruttcr, Schc nunSky. schultz
Starkey. Thompson. Vernon. WAFtcll
Wcnzel. A. r.. Wilson. W. J. Wilson
W ing. link. Zoeller and tho Presidcn Mt
Pro T'm--so.
Nays--Nonc.
by Aid. Krimmel:
Resolved. That tho Department Of
Public Works he and L. hereby re-
C.uestcd 10 consider the advIsability
- paving Lakewood boulevard from
Jefferson Ia Essex avenue. with cedar
on concrete foundation. under the
$500 900 clause OF the Charter
Adopted.