davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04

the fire insurance companies in this
State from combining for the purpose
Of illegally fixing fire inrusance rates;
and Whereas, in our opinion, this law
will prove Of inestimable value to the
people Of this State, and is q great
piece cf constructive legislation; We,
the members Of Chesterfield County
Democratic Convention, In meeting
assembled, do hereby endorse the ac-
tion Of Senator Laney and Represen-
tatiye Odoln, and commend them for
their allegiance to, and deep interest
in, the people of this State. and, we
do also express our appreciation to,
and deep interest in, the people Of this
State, and, we do also express our ap-
probation to, and do commend and
other members Of the General Assem-
bly, who aided or assisted in the pas
sag of this bill.
Whereas, we deem it to be the best
interest Of the people Of this State that
we hav the county-to-county cam
paign for State offices; and, Whereas,
in our opinion the overwhelming ma
jority of the people Of this State are
in fayop Of it; and, Whereas, in our
opinion this is the only fair and logi-
cal way to conduct State campaign,
as the people have an opportunity Of
seeing the candidate face to face, hear
him present his qualifications for the
office, and such campaign is conduct
ed in the open, and Is the foundation
Of democracy; We, the members OF
the Chesterfield County Democratic
Convention, in meeting assembled, do
endorse the cOunty-tacounty CAM
paign, and do instruct the delegates
whom we elect to the State Convention
to do everything in their power to see
that the State Convention does not
change the present plan Of campaign.
All of these resolutions were unan.
imously adopted with the exception OF
he one endorsing the nty-to-county
canvass, against which two votes were
cast.
After the reading of the resolutions
endorsing President Wilson's admins
tration and the unanimous endorse
ment of Hon. w. F. Stevenson fol-
Congress, Mr.. Stevenson was invited
to address the convention.
Mr.. Stevenson referred briefly to
his experience at the State .ConVen-
tion four years ago when Mr.. Wilson
was spoken Of as being an idealist
and impractical school master, etc.
Sentiment" he said, was by no
means solid for him, but now, after
nearly four years Of service as chief
executive of the nation, Democracy
speaks as one man in praise of him."
HE was school master" said Mr..
Stevenson, school master who was
able to control a Democratic Congress
as he had controlled hi sclasses in
school,"
1T was thought that practical
man was needed" he said, and then
went on explain that in 1884 we had
Just such a man, but that practical
and strong as that man was, he was
unable to manage a Congress over
branches. -.
He then told his audience Of how
MIR. Wilson has succeeded in spite of
the odds he has had to contend with,
he had succeeded in putting on the
statute books more constructive legis-
combined during the past fifty years.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than In
mature life. This Is shown In 50 many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestuess: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It
possesses In concentrated form the very
food clemens to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; It makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
= Scott g. Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04
For Military Camps.

Washington. May IA bill was
passed by the house today appropriat-
ing 100000 asked for by Secretary
Baker for expenses Of militia training
camps this summer.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04
County Seat
Department

field Friday, he being witness in ohe
case of Whitman y. the Seaboard All
Line Railway Company.
Mr.. ]. R. Abbott, the newly elected
chief of police, is getting his WORK
well in hand, and 1t is generally De-
lieved that MIR. Abbott will fmake
good Our city fathers are strong
men and we hear Of several matters
that they have In mind which II put
into execution will make Chesterfield
not only greater. but better town IN
which to live.
The 1916-1917 catalogue Of Coker
College, Hartsvile, has been received
! in Chesterfield. Miss Bertha West Is
member of the graduating class this
year. Miss Mary Pusser will graduate
with the class Of 1917. There are
twelve young ladies from Chesterfield
at this institution.
The May Convention last Monday
was "dandy"-don't you think 80?
Rev. J. R. Millard was installed as
pastor of the Chesterfield Presbyteri-
an church Sunday evening. Rev. Mr'
Anderson, of Timmonsville, preached
the sermon; Rev. A. w. White, OF JET
ferson, delivered the charge to the
charge to the pastor and Hon. W. F.
stevenson charged the members OF the
church.
The sermon was eloquent and schol-
arly, the charge to the pastor very
appropriate, and Mr.. Stevenson's ad-
dress caught the hearts Of the laymen
and members of the congregation. In
presenting the duty of the church to
the members, Mr.. Stevenson did not
mince words, but he got right down
to cold facts. Mr.. Stevenson's address
was great in every respect and the
entire service was greatly enjoyed
by a large congregation. Mr.. Millard
Las been serving faithfully for sever
al years and he Is held in the deep
affection of all his churches.
Mr.. l. P. Mangum and family spent
Wednesday at Pageland.
Miss Claudia Sullivan, who has been
teaching at Middendorf, S. c., is at
home for the summer vacation.
Rev. Paul Wood and Rev. ]. L. Tyler
are attending the Methodist District
Conference, being held in Wesley
Chapel, Lydia, Darlington county, this
week.
Mrs. Harriet r Lynch, president
She South Carolina Equal Suffrage
League, a resident Of Cheraw, was in
Chesterfield Monday for the purpose
of organizing a local branch Of the
league. The league was organized
with the following offcers: President,
lM.11l- l).......i w. ~ =
lG. X. Laney; chairman, Miss Ruth
Hanna; county chairman; Miss Stella
Minis; secretary, Miss Claudia Sui
llivan; treasurer, Mrs. P. H. Hearn.
The Stafford school closes today.
Prof. John Stuart Dudley, Of the His
tory denartment of the University OF
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04
Clearing House Statement.

New York, April 29.-Bank clearings
today, 5000, 6,956,064, against 40S,903,-
$50, an increase Of $9S,052, ,404.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-05-04

e. X. Laney; chairman, Miss Ruth
Hanna; county chairman; Miss Stella
Minis; secretary, Miss Claudia Sui
livan; treasurer, Mrs. P. H. Hearn.
The Stafford school closes today.
Prof. John Stuart Dudley, Of the His
tory department Of the University OF
South Carolina, will deliver an ad-
dress at 8 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
Ma,s ard Means.

~ rlrs Hc00rahls the common Council
Gentle ftsr T. y1fir or rnifte~ or.
naYs ara Meas vas referred a
-9nn an. rstien rom ne Department
Board - FSrfr1af-s allowing spppro
prtafI onE sr rAsurfsclrg JEFFERSON
.rls froal IS GOD war1 avenue 20
r'here street ard resuesti7g thst the
"nufroilar re insfrucfed 20 furu -
fra rtnrsr as soon as - required
NO ~eror rne~a mat sad request Pc
granted a. s@t forth IN the follow
* resolution
Respertfuiiy snbulittAd.
CHAs "A ~ RTDN.
sHEEMAN I.lTTLEFiELD
rDHN g. LODGE
GopFREY PREVAIL
JACOB 81 THARp
Accepted. and on leave the follow
INK resolution -~Rs offered
rs AZ Burton
F,s-.-l.sA IhAt ~. c6nfroiler ~
ard hereby AUTHORIZED and tr-
.tructed 70 provide The D~partn'- nt
any available source for rseurfs In =
srers0n av~nua woodward 10
Chen~--wlth sheet Asphalt 81 &C
ror3auce WITH the action ~ your
Honorable Bodv and ~ The Board -
ESTIMATES 10 allow INK The tens for
budget
Adopted as follows
Yeas AIa Allan. Ashe. Rs-nctt
bien Rrrror. Gee CrAnshsw lin
a-t. Hrdle takeL Keatlng Kocner.
krirnmei. Kronk Kun I,~Tpke.
tattleNsld Lodge Nowc R'cherf.
Robinson. fsllo. -@msnsky schultz.
SfarkeH Siefeno2,Hskl. ThomE.on.
NsrHor W4rtel.. Nenysl. \ WI
son W Willson Nfng INK.
Zoelitr end ne Prssideut-4
Ssys-Nons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
From the Clerk.

Ton fgcnorahIe ire Comuon Council
tfrrtirwcr sex a. advise your
honorable Hndt that the follow
.aaHr dealers applications arc
bonds 1uler Al 4el ~ The Fuo.'
tts 1885, s- amended. have been
died % my office
APPLIC ATOMS
'Ss.-TradrrirS -als :. FOR trans
f~r sron y A. Max avenue 20 Nc
NlNard street
1855 Arxlst y Srhev~ Cor frsrs-
f-r from 40 f-N Thrty third stree
10 40 eis function avenue
fs5s ioe ffr bas. Tor transfer froN
40 ss rriruetn street o. No lt'e
hii hlzsu avenue
so Pave Cnisss. adm estate -
john Mesa. so continue saloon A.
40 IS ElVArd stree
RoNpS
1888 Peter Pett1aask. ~ 1895
3, sseli street
1880 Franz HowsIsrys s.: Mica
gar avenue
tsss- ftaNe Cnf ase sdU estate ~
Juhn HnIssa -f~ RNs-' street
Fespe ffQilV 80 omitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city clerk
Referred ~ Committee or Liquor
E-- l7tL00
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

~ Aid keatingf
4 Resolved. That Forest avenue from
the south inc u GTati0t 10 the west
curb - Cadillac. be-, and the same
~ hereby ordered Co De graded ana
paved alfh the material named and
width stated IN the foregoing com =
gruDicarlon. under the $500 10000
clause 20 the Charter. la accordance
with the spccihcRti0ns adopted BY the
Common Council and the provisions
~ tho Charter and ordinances or the
City - Detroit and further be u
ReaOived That the Department OF
Public Works. be. and il hereby az
Erected 10 advertise Use times Tor pro-
poHais Tor Improving said street IN
acfordsmne with tho recommends
contained in the foregoing commn-
nicati0n and said Charter and ordi-
nanccH.
Adopted as follows.
lNas--Atd Allan, Ashe farn-it
Eins' fieil. frei~aid. Gilman. G4,h
Ard Hindlc Jakel. Heating. hoche-,
krmme kronk. kgu1, lsmpks
Littlrfeid Lodge Move, kichert,
E0llnsun Roll0. -chcmanskt. schultz
St8rFfy StrfahowskL Thompson,
Vernon. Wnrisil. Wsnxei A +. VII
son. Wing link. zoelisr end the
President 40
Nays---NoHe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
Claims and Accounts.

To re ffonorsols The common coun~li'
Gentlemen 10 your ON ritfee cr
Claims snd Account as rsfsrred
counts - Apru ~. 1919
We have .Vsnirol 'rs SANE. anc
hellsFiuz them ~ - correct rs~0rn
merd that tts} be paid from tn
Resp~ctfniy .gari't.1S
MOSES WAETErf.
GEORGE q FIELD
FRIED "a ROBINSON.
louis ~ LEMPEY
ANTHONY NBV-r
JC@EPH arHFMANsKv
accepted and adopted ss follows
Yaas AId. Allan 49, Pa~nef+
faeh. Rurfon. fass Cranshav nnI
Ellis. Field. FrslDsld Gilman. G4tE-
sfI Hlndlt JAKE EeafinE Korher.
Rrimmel Rrouk. kpns Lsmpke
Llf'lofei9. Lodge. Novc Ricn4rf.
sfarkes efanopski. Tronps1r.
vsrror Wartaii Wenzsi A r. WI
son w Wilson Wig Zirs
zoeiler md 80 rfssdsnt a.
Toltths 'rionorsbl. tho compqn counrn
rsh1c t-tAitles 70 rhom psN 80
tsrfed ne. matter q the Aprh-Atior
corpany for rtsd'ustmsnt " il,
-ases t1ge,hsr win IN. apprsfss ~,
l,s PROPERTY. beg lssvs - report fhsf
- have recei~ed The foNo ring re-
port from ~ sgb-Cnnn -.
pointed 20 act n fns matter or 4rs
rs. 1913 lJ r = i0ts)
To tar Honorable ~ Commlffe on
public Utiiitss o, the Comm p
Council
Gentlemen The uncsrsl gn.d who
sods ~ ssD JUN. s lsis e., on s..
nall % re citv % Detroit IN rsls.
ton 70 the application OF the Mich
gar stGts Tslephous COMPANY for a
In the Detroit Exchange District. bss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
From Department Of poslle Works.

TO tho Honorable the Common Council
Venuomrn Ihe L,cpaI mem II
Public Works T. whom i rsit 70. -,
a. f72nl for the paw ng ~ MAI tln
street from southern % clayton, re-
epectfuly reports ihat Ire P'ttl.h-
era are The owners OF ~
estate sbutting 20 the street rrop@s.
cd 10 20 improved The Department
therefor recommends that IN" pray.
81 of the petitioners 9s Srsn'eu $40
the street named within the limits
IN Il cstinated that the rost ~ tais
Improvement VIII be "a follows
Martin street From southern 70
Clayton 80 feet wide. win AsghAf ~
CoNcrete Natural lake asphalf) on
concrete foundation and Berea. Ne
alma or any other curhstone that may
he bid upon and or.deTs.d '',,r I,
cost il Beres curb tiNs-e.e o.. y Ne
dina earh. tin.sl5 o0
Respectfully submitted,
GEO II. FIN ELL
Commissioner.
Eeaofved. That Martin street from
the north curb u southern 20 toe
north curb OF clayton streets oe arc
tho same is hereby ordered 20 be
graded aud paved vtth materials
named AMI widths stated IN The fore
going communication, in arcordans
Wit the petitions referred 20 snd ~.
notifications 81 the nNft"f NJ
Ordinances OF the cts " retr---t. and
further be II
rc1clved. That the Department *
Public Works be- and s. hereby Or
dered and directed % advertise I've
times for proposals. for mprov * SAID
streets iu accordance WITH ire re
orrmendations contained ~ ne fore
going communication and said CAar-
ter and Ordinance
Adopted as follows
YeAs-Aid A3an, Asnt Bs~nH't.
Plefl Burton. Case lrAnsnaw. IiN.
Ellis Field. Fr@4Naid. irnan. Guth-
ard fflndie. JokeI keafiss. Kocher
X rimmel kgonh. u Bnx Lernpke
Iatticheld Lodge. NOwC iticNrrt,
Robinson Rolio. ~chelnansky, Schultz.
Starkrv Stafanowskf. Tanmpso1.
yarnor WArten Wcnxel. A = WV
son. Wing. link. Zosller ard me
President Il
Nays--NOne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
From the Board OF Assesasrs.

To the ffcnoralls the confrlon.D oHf
Gentlemen We harcrlfl 20 n Il
NIT go tohf H0norA hiel Hod". ~trrri
opening AssessrrUf Roll nuw- To- .r
FOR defrayiug = ptrf - fne ehpeusn
ard cost - taking private property
for tho opening - fir0ffe rarHr
from fdn1ee street 20 Hanson street
where mot aifeadt opened. as pHhr
Ore street ard rfEhnaf This roll
has Beer parFl Dufs lanf fr eNt
IN 4rr,rdanfe VItn fne rssrIHfinu
sdcnted nv your HoNrrAhfe BODY or
fenrusr, -srd 1913 90 page
iifl
included in the taxing distrirt equals
the sums assessed thereon. and the
lands included IN the said sssess
rent dietrict were assess-f II pro
p1rtion 10 the beneht especially de
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

'Ini ns. ~ hsn!sysrS 70 ~.
" curb line ~ HlmSnea Avenue ~
n 70. nth s.ehs, s slEstss'ss a isss.
/ foundation, apa Amhsrsi gqresionsl
iota cost including inspection Ftef
a. fjAft, he. and ae same D. hef'Nf
approved sni conf rnist s
BY R. aaa' A1 Tss, no contract an:
tered int BY ne Department
Public Works with nc MsrsSlth .ss-
, t ..s G 6.T. str. .9' rs@
o nh iiins. u ooiSn:t = u. 4 sq!ss
line Of Liv.rnois Is a. ride, Nlth
brick or concrete ioundstiof Az
here. surss,ors ,e;ss e:.' !ns'-s, %, %
y s6ss :, TIE eity5 iIs.st5t1 ~, aud
th- sane "a hereby spproVed ara seh'
R a's 70 Commits, GU Streets
81 R. ga Ihs' ~. contract entered
~, e srs .- NJ .Ss pfss.;-Sit AssAslt Paw
.ns Company =. .. s,aacts. - 800 'Fles
th. - lin. 81 Junction avenue ~ tls
inter line % Thirty arm street 81
n vide e. slnEls ;rseNl r.
sheet asphst mature a., e@phs
on . inch concrets teunes uon -, 80
inx Inspector. etc. g. 5tsfS Dc. snt
ths sanns Ia hereby approved and con
rrrned.
Referred 20 Committee On streets
BY Ald KeatirE
Received Thst the contract en-
tered into b. n. pspG-tra ert - , p
ne WORKS afth he Detrcit A. "a
Paving Company for grsdinE paw ~
me rrrter lac ~ Thirty cfth street
70 the {. curb lin. q Wess0n as =
vide With sheet asphsit lnstursl A.
asphalt on ( inch concrete foQNaa
ton ard Amherst cVrhstone -
IS % and TIE came . h-rehy ~
proved snt cCrhrm-c
Referred e. Committee On streefs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12


To the fonors Al- ~" on ~
Gentlemen Jn-
toe pudEef ~ ltf h ~
FOR he enslinS rtrat
scented 10 .-l-l, ~ tl cr ore ~ ~
time szo prov toe' iti
wfeIch ta pa fo+ nt sftb pr re- ~
WINK between lsho r. W"'N
the - ce DeNetf Hnn"r - 80
rospi'Fi site ang ~ At i'-
junction T4th HAni ~
When fhiF itft-i 80 rN~
sreo - tna 1nl"iltr'" "rt' y
and SITS Hospftsif iNe HfTTntiph or
me omr ftes wa 2 liie taT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

To the Honorable the Common Council.
4. Gentlemen. In reply 20 notice
from this office the following pro-
posais were received for paving
Chestnut street--From Jos Cam
pau TO Flmwood. 60 o. wldc with as
ssf,heitic concrete natural lake as
:. phaIt) on concrete foundation and
sRrrea Medina or any other curb
- stone that may be bid upon and or
Cleveland Trinidad raw CO. Ne
rea curb. S6.AbsS2.
Detroit hsphaii pav Co. Amherst
DetfoiI Nephau ravn= Go. is the
leAnst- hiddel. ayerage cost per ~
I'd. neluding inspect Ion, ETC. -
Eimweod Avenue From Harper {"
grimm. - r. wide with asphalt
conrfsers natural lake asphalt on
concrete foundation and Beres Me
dina or any other curbstone bid upon
cIeys. Trinidad Paw Co. Bsrss
nctrolt Asphalt raw. Co Amherst
netroit Asphalt Paving Co. Is the
lowest bidder average cost per SC
I'D Including Inspection. etc, 81 So
Sargent Sfrtot--From r. Cd Bouls-
ward IS flmNood avenue. 20 y. vide
WITH asph1itlc concrete natural laks
asphalt nu concrete foundation and
Retnn Medina OF ans other cErhstone
fhat may 10 bid upon and ordered.
Cleve TRINIDAD i'av CO.. Berea
betrct 1sehal, raw CO. Aaherst
pttrat ssphalt raviug CO.. ie the
= ip,paat Bidder average cost per ~
NJ INCLUDING ,inspe,t.ig,21 sf,- 49,.
poiR 90 ~ wfde with brick on con D.
crete Foundation ana Berea. Medina
5 az sny other curbstone bid upon and
i Me'reai,b Cons, CO. Bersa curb.
i i'iri rora,b. hnhers, curb $50
~ rorath & SON. Amherst curb.
~ stt ~tsos
90 cement r,-s, CO. Amherst
ertt SIS G-leB
.fr Amherst curb SCI =
ta s,i as
81 n AZ cvr.fr An-reref cffb. $50 q
as ss
N.~raft ~.rt-t r Tho fovest
~ .lta.r a- .tal pci so td in
f3T Fst at- a6t
neE.r1an. stlee Ffor.
funEii0f ~ ~ = = - - I
a rtualc trsrkl. WITH
fltna un m.rffe i'Nraa
sna r Ngiin anl otnsF
,etnsten M mon fn' 1ref 20
81 far hFrs
- CirNfian IHN $500 h'rea tHrp
1851
ll"itplE hsrNH Af Nn'N''N'
tufi s-.
otis 'f frt inner ~
fnrh ~ h''
petre lIlAf fa.tnE ~
n ipu~at titHNf tftfaHf tot' p.i
sd nfI Hninr fr' on &c
Dew rranA ~i'.ft SC ~ r.iI
'fhiffF nfts i".i ~ essen aNsnu~
~ ~ MIth ~-''i r-pnet
~ tonCrnff iennf7fi3r nnh hefee M"'
dina or hf rihei .nfprinnf '"~t ris9
tl0 Hua "fitfr'i ..,-.,
~ fUfeiih 'fN cum NN'f"
tlsrrisnH ~ tnf ~. hfr CUR
- feefi
bettnli A-rnf iaN .MNef p
curb. 81 -
otis Cement tnna' TO- hfnhefs'
curb. 81 ISIS
% Detroit N~fhht lawns - W
< lowest bidder afefaRF cost rer -
sd Including inspection. eto 81 ~ 2
The Department ~ Public Work
- has entered iuto contract with IT,
lowest bidder in each case aud here
=. IN asks tho approval and con0rnie
- ton or tho Same nA your honorable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
ETR OFT TIM Z s

s-3. Airiis Jakpl keS,ins koeaer,
krimmsi hfonk kurr iempks
Ritf'cFe'c. l0iss \ ". Hashsrt
Rof'n A., 10. SSheriAnsky, schulu.
StArkry. S.efAnAWski rhonps0n,
Nefnor. W1rteii Wenss A. y WI
go IS Wilson. Wins Ziuk.
Ioe' aj fge President-ai
s-Noue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

Ioeiier aud the President al.
Navs- Nnne.
= Aid I.Nnsc thrW moved That the
motion 10 consider be indefinitely
postponed. which motion prevailed.
IMn rrHulnT order Nas resumed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
GEORGE X FENhELL
50. - .a.s. q b


Resoised. Tha, the contract -r-
% ~ into Isl 80 Department - t't1-
4it works with J-ynes 4 are r
tne construction - 'hs r1&sd' ave.
rus sewer frcm Twelfth street fn
TIE Western Highland PNrs limits.
lrrxth ~ sever fse n 2 cfii0-
der -irx brick and nlartu.fs
total coat tlfstads 20 and the same
IS h.s-hy approx - and confirmed
Referred g. Committee on >ev ers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

Resolved That Ne contract entered
into by the Department " Public
Works with VIVA ForatG rJr tre con-
structi0n ~ lateral sever $3.50 NH
ana with the Western Construct ON
60. fog iat~rR ssne-s so -+F
and a7e2 be and the Same arf hereby
~ppr0Ncd and ronNfmeQ
Referred - Committee GA sew ers
Aid 81 }. Wilson entered and took
his seat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
From the CLERK

Tas. re presented 'shch portion %
ths proceed ngs % the last session
IS ~ fr4g ~ra py the charter % be
- presented. o. MS HCnor the MAJ or
'or Rpr IrNsi On ffe lNth inst snu
.hRt they were approved on the 18th
w.
4ta-ea on RTE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES


20 ere fiongraL4e .he common a. tsn1l
1rrEleneu TO Nuu- Committee on
Nsts aAa Means NHs referred the
reports o. rhr various cit! gfflcrE.
81 BE ~eeN ending NprN 3 isie.
"a tn the Controller - hANV eN
AuirsI ths same. and believing than
a. a- correct, Recommend their az
aN@sperLf.fN Submitted
~HAS " BURTON.
SHERMAN ITrLEFIELD,
JOHN q LODGE,
JAMES NkRNOE
lAcCB GCThARlf
GDpi EFN FRElW AID
Accepted aud adopted ss follows
YeAs--A!d AAsn, As7e. Barnett
Sell BurtoA ace C~aasnaW. pil
Eli, fisld. FFspvsId, GNauau. Ggth.
49, hincls. Jaksl. Heating kocher
Nrir ms kronN KUnL Lsmpke
ll,fleneid Lodge. Sovo Richer
Rse.. son koilo. sch~rnanskI, schultz
Sta-ksN rtefano~skL Thompson,
eralr Ws~tsii Wenzel A r Wi
son " j. Wilson WINS Zink
Zoelie and TIE Fresident-ti
Nays None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12
From the Clerk.

70 RE fro-orsefe the Common Council
GentIrlnsr 80 beg go ADVICE your
ff rFa .lr R.lF that an in r.-
r-IIt a. tAe f2llQwing comm Mica
rrn rfHn thc Michigan Railroad
Duulntt--
Ecsstcff submitted
RICHARD lfNDs r..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

The Department OF Public Worl g
has entered into contract with the
t..ast bidder ia each case ard hefs-
IS asks rhe approval and conA-wa-
ron q the same - your Honorahie
Eudy
EesprctfuGy nirted
GEOFGE n FESE ELL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

Aver te- n3H go 'e~Ns S"e I+t.~ -
- AltFruiau barnett
RCsolye aat flr comm % oln-
c!t 0t the -l ~ - Detroit go serr
approve snd cli' Strrbt Operips
,- ,'e,ss'sr a.,.. .rs
st - fahlrs 90 property 'cf
the cpen.as ~ Clrptf- Afenlt trm
Linree Street to Hanson -f-ett where
not aireGcs oItnF1. as q Fill. street
Whilf $50 ral has beer prepared
Nurs+aHt tt ans lh alrrrdartr Allr
me el-t.eu aaeYf the Som
g. " page t-.1 tlrtter resolves.
tnRf me c|s rrittlo4 4 thc pr-rlls-
AID me names ~ pert, 0talree
There % are let- Et4 IS lrre-r f.lf
80 90 ane parcels ~ lara cpa-
isinet thtre.n &rl the serrrs- own
ere ard occupants have been assessed
'h sa.- fFt4 p ffcf ef4trr to fne pen
sats spsc'sl 3 esrysd 9r then sral
sac Cicofte Ayerae Tat th- oeua
IS ~ $50 f1iRrr i1frt tc - % .ot~
ana psre.is ~ lana. and The 81 era
nent levied sgsgust The preprft
rgrtain~c in said asseesweut rni
thaf tas bfrerts 81 TIE va..r 10 rh+
Tr -e-ty rated IN IRE ts.n. ds-
tr,ct equals me sum assessed tGsrr-
81. and that the Suns So farf in
fh- SAD sssfSsunsuf ~.tt 4-r f.-
erect ones which esct lcr psr
cei n lana snci ae assr-st.I anl
Nt9n s.~h -Ht or .Arrr -sn-. Pa,
so.lected fraw the Severed prr sons
hAcle f9 Jas the same nS ~
.sw. 49, .heil 5eevme 3ae a-d pay,
re HTst publication by rre Cty
sessment
s9Ps me .orm d: me asO,e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-12

TIE BOARD or HEALTH
pt JOHN r NICK INLAY
~rDrrfarV
Accepted ard yefarred fo f
tee on Health aud cifr ~ ENfa.f