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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
INTEREST IN TRACK MEETS
Big Cinder Path Events in the East
Are Attracting Attention of
All Lovers of Sport.
MANY DUAL MEETS ON CARD

NEW YORK, May 6-Interest in coll
lege track and field athletics continues
to increase among the eastern univer-
stiles, and this season promises to sur
pass all previous records. both in mum
Der Of meets and stars who will COM
pete. While there is no unusual ineen-
tive for special training. as would have
been the case had not the European war
caused the abandoning Of the Olympic
games, larger squads OF candidates are
trying for places on the teams than in
many years.
Reports from the coaches Of a number
Of the leading eastern institutions all
agree that the material. both in quality
and quantity. is considerably above the
average standard and that a number Of
records are likely to be made during
the competitive season. While the be-
lated winter delayed the beginning OF
outdoor training IN some cases, the
coaches expect 10 overcome this handl-
cap and send their charges to the mark
in the big meets. prepared for the hard
est kind OF competition.
That the struggle for points and prizes
will be unusually keen this season is
shown by the number and class Of en-
tries already assured for the principal
meets More colleges will compete In the
intercolIeglate championship meet at
Cambridge late In May than In any year
since the association was formed In 1870.
stanford and California will represent the
far west and Michigan the middle weas,
Among the meets scheduled arc the fol-
lowing.
May is--Brunswick, Ne, Maine lntsreoi-
May ii~cameridss. Harvard sssins,
NAY qissApu Arhor. Michigan ssains'
Nav S' y Wilismatovu. Williams against
M" Nisv M Az New York uiadla states In
teveape4iate championship.
MAJ ~ Philadelphia, Cornell against
rS79asNl,ys n. .,s aa'l "a t.hirh against
Afst NJ awaihmaFe. New York. univeFs
sitW hgstnst MwarthmnFa. dmaA
Mas "a iisvsrf,Fd, #warthmete aEatAFt
ttaNeffafH dual
NAV ~ Nsw urauswiak. n J.. nutkeFs
sFainst Lafayette, daal
MsS D. syracuse ce,sAts assihst Aste
Nav nssien. Nsw EnxisHa inter-
sanraisfe rhawnl0nshir.
NAV y phlsftlrhla nittis states f1ns
A. ans tfHinf ghalnnianahiFA .-s.-.
Nay searihmefe. tstsfsiis asslhst
Nv rasisa intercollegiate 1hAm,
aI.asffn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
II. II. GARDNER.
(Thn Human Fly1.

affording visitors an opportunity 10
study them at close range.
But what world Of strange and won
derful things you have seen In this pre-
liminary hour.-whAt wealth OF general
Knowledge you can carry away with you
II you Will Here. within tho space OF n
few acres. Ia gathered congress Of wild
beasts from every known section OF tho
world. From farthest north TO the south
have come strange and curious delegates
10 this wild animal collection. II Ia tho
worlds great hook Of natural history
ANONYMOUSLY illustrated with living wild
beasts.
There are numerous numbers IN the
ring program. and most Of the perform
ers Interpreting these acts are appearing
now In this country for the first time.
Everything new and impressive in the
art OF riding, balancing. tumbling, Jug
Cling. aerial yaultlng and other features
that startle and thrill are fnscinatingly
interviewer into the swiftly moving Sells
Floto program.
Rosa Rosaland gives the thrilling SEN
satios Of the great show this year From
tho back OF one madly galloping steed
she vaults through tho air. turning COM
pietely over an she twists through the at
mosphere, and allghts on the back Of the
second horse. The two feature attrac-
lions are Jess Willard and Frank Gotch.
These two men point moral that can
not be reached through preaching" they
prove a living monument OF towering
strength and healthy athletics that could
not be proven In any other way
Jess willard will first be introduced nj
the performances IN his old role OF cow
boy at the head Of the Buffalo Bill Wild
West cowboys. and later he will appear
IN ring costume and with his sparring
partner illustrate how he won tho cham
pionship from Jack johnson and also
how he defended II with Frank Moran.
Frank Gotch. THE Wrestling Champion
OF the World" Issues challenge to all
and offers a prize Of 500 10 any one
who can stay in the ring with him for
fifteen minutes.
In conjunction with these two worlds
champions will be an ali-champion circus
program. including Lucia Dora. the
champion woman elephant trainer"
and her thirty tons Of elephants; Rosa
Rosland. champion someraalt eques-
trienne;" Elsie Ryan, Venus Of the
sawdust;" Snyder. the elephant that
walks like man: Jumping Jupiter. the
champion auto hurdling horse Of the
world" and forty fun-making clowns.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Wisconsin Defeats
Purdue in Dual Meet

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IN ttsea aaa fala aHhsstea Aftgslas raR
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& Asm ihtas IA ausNa
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Girl Breaks Track
Record at Vassar

PouoHKEEpsIE. N. y. May e-The
breaking OF one record cor the 100 yard
dash marked the annual field day at
vassar COLLEGE today, Miss Edith conant
% Boston. Mass. set the new mark OF
ist seconds The record was 10 seconds
flat. held by Miss r. James. since iSoL
Tho net scores Of the teams are 1919
first with a points; 1918. second. 10
points 1919 third . points; 1917. fourth.
10 points,
Miss Elisabeth Hardin. iple Of New
ark. ", j.. YassArs ail-around champion
athlete and nerfte, Girl" won the three
flrats. the haae hall throw. ga feet
inehesl basket ball throw, % feet
inches; shot put 81 feet 5 inches
other firsts werel
ritty,yard dash Emma nownar 81
Dayton. o., Z seconds
Hush jump viFslnla Harrow. feet ~
inches
Running broad iampt eAthsfins Mo
kniRht ID feet 1 inches.
ietYafd hurdle Helen Martin. a seos
anA8
Fsnea vaulL Eleanor t~aua, Tee, 2
iMfNHa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
jess WILLARD.
BILLY, SUNDAY.

When the sells-ploto show was at
Kansas city last week BILLY Sunday
went out to the grounds for visit with
tho circus folks, and there no met Jess
Willard. the worlds champion heavy.
weight pugiliat. An interesting exchange
OF personal views between the great
evangelist and the great fighting man
was had, and finally they stood UP to-
gether with tho Human Fly" and had
their pictures taken. The selis-Floto
champion show Will reach Omaha this
morning. pitch it's tents at the grounds
at Twenty-first and Paul streets, and
on Monday. May 8, will give its regular
exhibition there. Tho route for the pa
rade Will be announced In tho Monday
morning paper.
The American circus, as typlfied by the
sells-Floto circus. champion show OF the
world. which comes TO this city, Ia
travelling university Of entertainment and
instruction. Il has its agents every
where on earth, seeking out new and
novel arenic features for tho amusement
OF its patrons; II makes known TO
America the startling exploits Of other
countries. or originates new sensations
to make the eyes sparkle and the nerves
tingle with excitement; II exhibits hun
dreds OF superb horses-thc very pick OF
the worlds most famous stahlra--snd q
brings 10 the doors Of the American pub
lie strange people and odd and curious
animals from every spot on earth. Can
there be any doubt OF the fact that nine
tentha Of the children OF tho United
States would never see a giraffe. a
rhinoceros or any other rare and valus-
BILE wild animal II II was not for the
periodical visits OF the sells-F1oto circus7
A visit TO tho great show Is not COM
plete without at least an hour spent in
this wonderful corner Of tho animal land.
where wild beasts Of every cline are
exhibited in condition ar near 20 ma
turo as tho exigencies Of travel will per-
init. To tho child II IL the realization OF
dreams and the practical illustration OF
many a nursery tale. To those OF mature
age II IL an incentive TO intellectual
thought and speculation, The cages and
dens utilized to exhibit the more dan.
gerous among the wild beasts are trl-
umpha Of the wagon builders and decora-
tors art. but wherever possible. the ami
mails are displayed in corrals where they
can move about in comparative freedom.
This serves tho double purpose OF con-
serving tho health OF the animals and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Yankees Win Game
AS Red Sox Runner
Takes Nap in Ninth

BOSTON. May A--The New ork Amer
leans defeated Boston, 8 70 4. this after
noon in a game that might have gone
into extra innings but for the fact that
McNaIly pinch runner, was caught
mapping of second in the ninth after
two were out. His retirement nipped
Red sox rally. during which Markle was
ariven from the slab. ns well as shawkey,
who relieved him.
Foster started for Boston but quit
at the end Of the firth with the Yankees
leading. 10 q pennocls. who finished
the game, was extremely effective. Secret
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
WANT COFFEY TO BOX MORRIS
Oklahoma Wants New York Copper
Pug to Come West for Bout with
Former White Hope Joke.
CARL IS STILL A FAvoRITE

NEW YORK. May 6.-They are trying
to lure Jim Coffey out to the wilds Of
Oklahoma for another battle with Carl
Morris. the first and most PERSISTENT Of
the white hopes. Apparently there 10
scheme under way to bring out Morris
as contender for Jess Wizards title.
His hackers already have started the
argument that Morris is the only real
big man who Is game and tough enough
to have chance with the gigantic Will
ard.
Since Morris was handed that tremen-
dous beating by Coffey last year he has
remained In the west fighting among the
third-raters with fair success. Recently
he defeated Gunboat Smith, and the bout
drew so well that II revived hope in the
possibility OF boosting him into cham
pionship match. for Morris is great
fnvorite In the oil region and the fans
flock TO see him perform in his cumber.
some way
The fact that Smith had gone back so
far that he Is a mark for any fair sort
of heavyweight was entirely overlooked
and tho sapulpa giants victory was
taken to mean that he has suddenly im-
proved, However. Il IL realized that
another victory over some well known
man will be necessary before il will be
safe TO spring the willard match. For
that reason coffey has been chosen.
Loses Hts Form.
Picking coffey at this time was
shrewd move. for the popular irishmAn
seems to have lost much Of hts form
since hts two defeats by Moran In his
recent affair with Jack 0eyer. coffey
performed IN listless fashion. and II ne
can DO no better, even Morris might be
able 20 take HIS measure At least the
chance seems % be well worth taking, as
a victory for Morris. would supply hta
press ascent with plenty Of good copy
A. matter ~ fast Morris a iust a.
hopeless A. ever His great nahhy body
enables him 10 absorb mora punishment
than ,ha aysFsEs heavyweight ana he Ia
game enough for An purposes. bus That
lets hlm cut ITO a not hHilt on tha
rlkhi lines teF a hexer and no amount q
experience o. stewardship can eysFeama
shis physical handicap
neat Was EaFsa.
W1ilaFa prov,f that Ne waa ne master
~ MaFfis b. their bout a ihs asfdsa.
that was such = tsfrs fram ne aiee
tsfaFt paint - yiss On ne aulerf thaf
followed ne flsmsl sshblHon willard
wsa pannst a. fferiy AZ Naggis sat u
eas tha lAitsF sha vss ahisflf a fsall
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~ fhe willard upperaat thd sNsf lhat
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msel ~ tMa Wtiiaf3 AamaasifetsH taat
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90 nslatiaa tBhfftf aHh him
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Drake Defeats Iowa
In Annual Meet

nEH MONIES IA NaY t~praka a..
iexind lasa stats university in taa an
nisl deei ifses ufaes hslt a. pFasa
tit1gm hs4e thiz sssssuasn ne score
aes - @ a. ne seeeas aiytitt ne
Hsd sssats iesA taas Ne lens races.
stle pfsks ess stfeas 8 ~ tsshet
iFNn ef p1ass sifas q fssi lathaa
fais a fse aahas shass tha stats rseeft
it tesssaf. I'll aaa - aa~m "a = nsn
gsaafl assAHas q 80 nAAts N aaAi
aest
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Cutshaw' S Home Run
Gives Dodgers Day
In Fight with Phils

BROOKLYN, May S-cutshaw. firs, up
in the eleventh inning. knocked a home
run over right field fence today and
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia. 3 20 q
MAYER was tn great form IN thu fret
halt Of tho game, but was reached for
three hita and two runs IN the seventh
After that be was fairly esay 10 hit
ffeffeF was not effective IN the first
i've innlhss tnl after tho fifth took
bFaca and allowed only ono more hlt A.
large efowd saw EFsat fisldlng exhlhi.
tlen ~ both teams Rearsi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
LACKS DRIVE SENATORS
FROM TOP or THE LOOP

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ssstalfa Wsshinsion 4 ta q teiay ana
ka sss ths visitors ngt &c Nftt plaea
S gaa klasgssaa lsaaus Althaash sHa
81 Hmsa hush hslA Washlnkipa da3n
q fc#f blts asa Wsa alrea 4etNaat sWa.
Nhls sftegs ~ ~ gaiiels taa
~ u balls ~ laffsf sut kffsa
s1 easi0 tiAssssf 4fiffih 49, pai
81 ~ lis1 fag ah'agiinE 81 tteaas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

TOtalnu.,.W PW 10 =
sEatfed for Foster IN firth.
Slated for Thomas In seventh.
sIntted for penh0ck In ninth.
sRan for Cady IN ninth.
Two-base hits. Gedeon, Baker, Lewis,
Gardner. Stolen base: Magee. Double
plays. Foster 10 Gardner 10 JanvriDi
Mngee to Gedeon 10 pipp; Gardner 70
Hoblltzell peckinpaush 70 godeon To-
pipp. Bases on balls OFF Foster, 2; off
Mafkle. q Hits and earned runs. Off
Foster. hits 5 runs IN five innings; off
pennock. / hit. no run In four innings;
Off Markie, hits, runs IN eight In
nings. none out in the ninth; off Shaw
key, j HIT / run In one-third inning; off
cuilop no hit. no run IN two-thirds in
ming. Hit by pitched ball: BY Markle,
Barry. Struck quit BY Markle, 2; By
Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
MISSOURI TAXES FOUR
GAMES FROM CYCLONES

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fha = 80 IRA aska - = aagspatr
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Standing of Teams
WEST I.nAGur.
NArLLEAGuE.
Yesterllns's Results,
WESTERN LEAGUE


WESTERN LEAGUE.
~ Joseph. Denver, q
Topeka. 3. Niehiia, q
lincoln. Dies Naints &
Sioux City, 4 Omaha, 4
NATIONAL. LEAauE
Cincinnati Sd, ttuis. q
hlesHa. rittshufsh, I
hNAtnn. 4 MHM frfk,
Philadelphia III tlraaklsh, a
AMERICAN tnA9rN
Cleveland ehleMMa
Mt gsANia faHsFWif rain
WaahinEsHH Philadelphia 4
Nem FORK NnAtan. q
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lau1se IL. MineaaFeis
taA.Ana Hals At HHNf
raiuahaa d NitWauaea a
faleia 8 Kansas ths
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

Howard Berry OF the University Of
Pennsylvania today stands as the best
all-around athlete in intercollegiate com
petition In this country. His victory In
the Pentathlon at tho annual University
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

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sNaHa eat sheb elHnlRs rins wa niaas
6 i'sss.g5 isSiSSgSS8s
faasbssr hila WtWaf Wtasi Ia. az
saH, fsfee BASE hH Nftksff lians
r5a eHfshts ff4nn $50 Nishsff
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The Detroit times., 1916-03-01

Referred 20 Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
I 74ss-of Mason L. Brown q son for
Acceptance 0f plat
Referred tO COMMITTEE ou street
Openings
Tge3-.Of Geo. u. kycS tol lan-
collation. OK taxes for 1915.
Referred 10 Committee on IaN"s.
74sa-Of william r. stone. Tor Csn-
collation. OF taxes for 1915.
Referred 10 COMMITTEE on Taxes.
7Is5-Of George Janiga. for Vaca-
tion Of strip OF land.
Referred 20 Committee on street
Openings.
1870 4. Mastroi 81 81. for pay
ing OF Hawthorne aVcnuc
Referred 20 Department or Pubnc
7isf-of E. .. Hopp 70 a.. for ray-
ing of alley.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
1880 Thomas PrUkon % a.. for
paving south street.
Referred 20 Department or Public
Works.
-ies-Of Tommy OlschevskL % AL
Tor paving Portland avenue.
Referred 20 Department cf Public
Works.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Petitions Prese nted.

EY AID. BURTON.
&31da---<of Oats H. B1rtsei et al. for
e closing OF alley,
" Jlaferred TO Committee on Street
IA ny AID. Gr-THARD.
&I3o1--Of y. r. Neiin et al, for the
E3rfarirg or Rastou h1gle va-d.
Hz 1eferred Go Department OF Public
IA BY ALI. CASE.
S4knS--of Barnes Wire Fence Co.
X2AL, for the pairing cf coriiss and
DrSws boulex ard Park subdiY ision.
y (eferrcd % Department Of Pablic
BY AID. RoLrSo
Es{tA3--AnEa Snegtr for a cArce}ia-
~ Of the general city taxes FOR
~ years 1sis-fefS.
a xEHfeyred 70 coamYtice or Taxes
BY AID. L.EMPkE
TX4e4-~pS Jos. q. Franco et al. ask
~ that the common council compel
I'D. II. ". 20 iEy new track aud
ne between game
4 lefefred 20 Committee on Public
By AID. SCHULTZ.
4 E3uox---Cf Christ Evangelical T.uth-
1n Church, for n cancellation OF the
DefAl city taxes for the years 1912
"a Inferred TO Ccmrnitt~e on Taxes
4E-~Of A. II. Fsck. fer reduction
~ bexncnal tax for the year 1915.
D4efr~d TO Committee or Taxes.
ny AID. sTARKEY.
I~-Of AiphorEe yanGenabeele st
Tor the paving OF Evans avenue
4H6erson 70 Friend avenue.
keferred 20 Department. Of Public
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
From the Controiier

To tbs Honorable the Common c.4rrii.
G~ntlsuen--Iu accordanre with the
provisions - the city Charter. hap
ter = Section 4, herewith transmit
70 your Honorable Body tro esft-
mates - the amount ~ money re-
qlirsc f9r the respective wi4nt.lr pal
departments - the city of Detroit
f0r the hscai year ending june so.
lsI1. a. they have been submitted 20
us by me said departments
The form IN which the estimates
sf@ presented ~ the same a. last
yesr ~ only items 20 he considered
are chow n-thoEe that have been al
loved ard for which additional ap-
Ir0priat ous are not rsgyestef. htv-
ing been eliminated f1J The sal
aries spp.ar srs, followed by esti-
mates for maintenance and improve
nents.
The amounts asked FOR ~ the
various departments aEgregatr SO,
o. l,Z0i =, divided - follows sal
sries. 500. 8sG &c Mainfsuanre, fs-
f65.3ssIt Improvement-. $500.
t7tfi ~ the amount asked Tor IN
Or Mainfenancf the sum - tl,5 ?.
5ts ~ W nandst.ry.. The total
1otsi 'frdi,s of ir.55s.sss. 80 30. leaves
budget ~ &ti,fi 53I -. ~ Hhlcn -
-. itt ~ may b" met ~ bond iHsue
IN ~ r@d8 INK the amount 10 Ia
raised uy "a -atIgn - it7.2t1.1tZ5 50.
a pff NIfIAflHNN Tor inc NNgai year
or itl J-it. were 1s follows.
Total r.Igri presented war
tZ2 SO .DDE o.. icsa credits II ti41t.
Ftl Fu. lssF ~ a net amount ~ ~
it9. fls The actual amount of an
propriutiurs rais0d bv taxation was
81 .. Iu'. 30 There waH authorized
hf bOnI .-,|r 40 500 %. and the
tntW was further reduced hS bal
atrtr ar. s'hrr rogenucs t"srlu .vr
- bond IftI'st. amounting 10 81
an gIsd % note the trend ~ ths
several departments % the rity iH
tho lire ~ economy and efficiency
iu r1rcluHt1n. gentlemen. permit
me 20 Fay that IN tho difficult task
before you and the Board az Estl.
mates ~ making the appropriations
for me enauin8 year. my Office and
uy .'if are az your service for any
inf9rmation ~ our power 20 furnish.
The FUNDS for ~" salaries in the
various departments for the nscai
year ending June 30ih. 1915. were
rniH"d a,eordinE ~ fhe ordinances
PACED hy The Common Council
Pending tnal adjudication bv the
Courts. however. the ealnricF are he-
Ing paid according IN the amounts az
allowed hy tho BOARD 0f Esti,u8toa
By a. decision ~ fha Circuit court
Tor ihe county ~ WAYNE the ta-
tnoritr 20 HN FsId salaries vas
divided aE follows
In The Common 'ouHeii--
fff uf RI mont rf fr|.tf
o. pafiUeuf ~ TuuH. Works
fs.nfHrrv CONT
N4tsr office
ftft tiefk office
ftts Controller Dflse
city JTeasurer's Office.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
~ the Clerk

41o.--u or Cooper Hewitt Electric Co
Zrt90uctfon OF taxes for 1876.
s&ferFed to Committee on Taxes.
111~--Of Mary G.. Bssiins. for re-
|8fon OF taxes for 1915.
)4terred "a Committee on Taxes.
X1n1--Of william q. Pratt. for can
J4<boa of taxes for 1918.
RAfrrred "a Committee on Taxes
'ltx3 or Henry y James. for can
Xt4t3Du OF taxes for 1915.
Heferred 20 Committee on Taxes.
I1114--Of Samuel r. Siade. for can
Nation Of taxes for 1915.
>I{Nfeffrd to Committee on Taxes
.y49b---pf J. w Sceley. for cancel
Atom ~ taxes for 1915.
keferred To Committee on Taxes
<xtet--Of .. ~ Border, for reduction
stAxes for 1915.
& .Eoferred 20 Committee on Taxes.
84f1--Of Walter H. Beck. for can
<{4tiou of taxes for 1Si4-l5.
( I6ferred 20 Committee on Taxes,
y3te--Of NJ. - Young. for canccl-
Hlpn of taxes for 1915
|4tefcfred 20 Committee on Taxes.
t3469-~~Of VIM. Donnelly. for cancel
2f(on Of taxes for 1915.
s<4ferred 70 Committee on Taxes.
*Jf7e~-Of ". l.. Aibrecht. for cancel
l{un ct taxes for 1915,
lISefcfred 90 Committee on Taxes
FI1zl~-Of Atlantic Fruit Distributor,
o< cancellation of taxes for 1915.
&efefFed 10 Committee on Taxes
'4}32--Of A. Krftzman. for cancel
Men or taxes for 1915
fteferred 20 Committee on TaSe-.
" HI173-~Of T.. and g. Schugeus. for re-
6rtlen OF taxes for 1915,
n fRefsfred 20 Committee on Taxes.
74-.of Harry Seller. for adjust
44ot VI paving tax.
Rtferred 90 Committee on streets.
riI41s- Or Ben shapiro. for cancel
k<jou nj taxes FOR 1875.
!: :Ref<ffed 10 Committee on Taxes
c<441e+-Df Enhrd OF Education. for
|&&dfton Of allsy.
nefeffed to Committee on street
a !S&l77--of james 4. Mccarthy. for
&l1nkes for personal injuries
to Committed on Claims
ED8 Accounts
Sx7 47x9~Of Arthur Rourget. for dam
~ for personal INJURIES
8 9sterrrd 70 Committee on Claims
Z .fl5s--of National Grocer Co. ct al.
| pavtne % mn alley.
kefcrred IT, Department OF Public
st0r-Of Henry =. koppin et al.
D4Nt0E o. CIanc avenue
ktterred 10 Department of Public
1---Df La salie Improvement,
1Dony for construction ~ lateral
"a aiisss IN la sale boulevard
5fsrred To department Of Public
1--Of Geo. Johuson, for cancel
~ ~ tsS frr the ycar 1915.
Inferred 60 Committee on Taxes
D9~--pf Womens Relief kssocia-
gf0tssting against the opening
notsou avrnBc.
(pfrvd 60 Cofnmlttss pn street
~-Of Homer warren In favor
9plnK Madison avenue.
1gre4 20 Committee on street
z<3f Mrs, Geo. westbrook. fol
&11&nt cf taxes FOR 1918
ofte4 % Committee on Taxes.
0f y W. Young. for refunc
63Ie1 a. Ccmmittce on Taxes.
<<W ThomaR NJ. Csmpau. foi
40o<nnce OF plat.
NINA tp comriittee on street
Sc. Il as.'s ls'sfs 81 bs;.sisis ss ssY.fs, s.,
>tr>H u cemml,,ee on clalm,
-S;S j'cepls's Zee COMPANY. for
SrfsS g ;'cwms,tee on street
o>f>tftivn ~ lateral sewers h
~ s,sp4,tases, cf rusri,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-01
Reconslderstion.

Fsrho clerk notified the chair that
|1d. Guthard had nled notice that ""
4buid move 10 rFronNdtr the Nott
y hich report OF committee on
ktg crg. authorizlng the Corporation
<Stsnssl 10 consent 10 the entrance ot
a dcerec IN the case az the city or
t&frnit ys. Village OF Highland PARK.
G, p isT), was adopted AZ
~ last session
*Ht6. Guthard then moved TO re-
>11sjfier the vote hy which the above
1cil}td matter was adopted.
XSFhr motion was lost ia follows:
EYrax---Aid Barnett. Bleil, Guth-
irA Latfleffeld. Rnbinson--h
a *Xays--Ald Allan. Ashe. case
Dill. Ellis. Freiwald. Gin =
- y4lndia Iakei,- -knnting. -kocher,
rJmmei Kronk. Knnz, Lempke'
odxe. Nowc. owen. Richert. Rolln,
Swski. Thompson, Vernon. Wartell
EE. wilson. w. ! Wilson. Wing,
MIX. zoelier and the Presidsnt--Sa'