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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-09-15
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with Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry.
Fred Smith and wife returned
home Saturday evening from
six weeks visit at Indiana and
st. Louis.
K. P. Kramer and wife were
passengers to Kansas City Mon
day morning.
Billie Moore and wife of Lex
ington spent Saturday here and
attended the Sunday School
picnic.
Edward Felgate with the JEFF
fersonian was looking after busi-
ness here Monday.
Miss Florence Slusher visited
in Kansas City from Thursday
until Saturday.
B. B. Nevins and family of
Aullville we're here Friday.
Mrs. O'Malley of Higginsville
arrived Sunday to spend the
winter here with her daughter,
Mrs. Hays WolIenman.
D. G. Jackson and w. L. Hol-
man were transacting business
in Kansas City Friday.
Mrs. L. w. Roth left Friday
morning for a visit at Kansas
City and Buckner.
Minds. Kramer, Slusher, and
Misses Edna Carthrae and Edna
Dean were delegates to the w,
C. T. U. convention at Waverly
last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Emma Runsick arrived
Saturday from lola, Kansas for
a visit here with her sister, Mrs
Fred Bruins and Mrs. Arthur
Fahrmeier.
N, F. Welliver and family
spent Sunday in Waverly.
Miss Myrtle Wagner spent sew
} eral days last week with Freda
l Burgman near Concordia.
5 Emmett Summers spent Sun
? day in Marshall.
j. W. Starke and family j. L
Reddeek and Miss Maggie Red
| deck motored to Sweet Spring.
Sunday and spent the day will
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Feel Edwards.
: Genevieve Lewis left Sunday
: evening for Marshall where sho
= will attend school this winter.
5 Miss Mandy Lloyd left Satur
l day morning for a months visi
D with relatives at Boonville.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver o
Wichita, Kansas arrived Frida,
to make this their home.
Bertie Lee Jones was a Kansa
4 City visitor Sunday.
e Rev. Steininger was called t
+ st. Louis last week by the ser
y ious illness and death of hi
Z brother,
y The ladies' of the Baptis
t church held their Missionary te
at the home of Mrs. Billie Hit
Wednesday afternoon.
I. Mrs. w. E. Scotten of Sedali
y visited her parents here the frs
/ of the week.
t Mrs. Caroline Schaeperkoette
e Of Higginsville visited he
/, daughter, Mrs. Ed Lesser, tn
) first of the week.
Il Martin Hill was taken to tn
German hospital in Kansas Cit
Saturday morning where he III
r derwent an operation for appel
d dicitis. He was accompanied
e his wife and DR.. Fisher of Aim
$ G.. A, Frerking was transac
n ing business in Lexington Fl
)r day.
Mrs. John Buehanna spel
Sunday in Mayview.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. George Arme
'p trout and VIM. Updike and wi
to were passengers to Kansas Ci
Il. Friday morning.
ne Mrs. Hattie Eldin, who liv
on Sixth street, accidental
fell down a fight of stai
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-09-15

Sixteen couples of the Pinochle
Club enjoyed an informal hop
Wednesday night from $3.50 to
11:3O at the Eagles Hall.
Smiths orchestra furnished the
music and a most enjoyable time
was realized by all present.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-09-15

In the police court yester-
day, Robert Fauss was found
guilty Of disturbing the peace
and was given a three months
stay of execution. Lizzie Brown
(negress) was fined S5.75 for
being drunk.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Ordinances

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-To your Committee on
Fire Protection was referred an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance TO
amend Section (B) Of Chapter ls7
OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
The same being for the purpose OF
placing certain territory In the Fifth
ward In the Are limtts. recommend
that said ordinance. presented by Aid.
SchemAnsky and Wartell on the lst
inst. lJ. c. c. .. sO. be passed as
submitted.
Respectfully submitted.
w. IA. c. HINDI.E.
JULIUS l. kRIMMEL
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted
Consent being granted the ordi-
nance Was then placed on the order
OF third reading.
Third Reading OF Ordinance.
The tite 20 the ordinance was read
third time
The ordinance was then read.
The Questioa being. shall this
ordinance now passT The ordinance
was passed a majority OF the Alder
nent present voting therefor as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Ald Barnett. Bieii. Burton.
Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Freiwald, Glin-
nan. Guthard. Hindle. Jakel. Keating.
Kocher. Krimmel, Kronk. Kun1.
Isempke. Littlefeld. Lodge. Nowc.
owen. Richert. Robinson. Rollo.
Schemansky. schultz, starkey, Stefa-
nowski Thompson. Vernon, warteN.
link. Zoeller and the President-3.
Nays-None
The title 10 the ordinance was con-
lrmeu.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

~ "A I'M Ia Jirs ccmnission
j q eSS tSlsf Enginesr os
~ xo00fotus e : salary OF $4,000
1Ese - s.ss,Ss g ss'S S.isne.. I ss'' In Tss g.
~ Aooo01C We can see no OBJ
- 3S1So(o. and recommsnd the
C11ca & The following resolution.
N '',' noepeetfulIy susmittsd,
sszk ssaszzks,sxs ~ HTHrGh; Hi4rEsr,nlp.
['< JOHN c. LODuE.
GODFREY FKEIWAID.
b. y. JACOB 0UTHARD.
n AeseDtsd and on leave the follow
8 Es(o!ution was offered;
n nSSolved That the Board OF Fire
11oslouers be and 10 hereby au-
1T11od and empowered to employ
263 Chief Bneiner Of Motor Apparatus
Y "a. .ooo.Oo per year. the aggregate
D6unt OF said salary to be paid by
~ CommtDston out OF surplus bal
n0oo u the Salary Account of the
Nv ommission Fund. for year end
<mx Tune 80. 1916.
n Adopted ~ follows.
q. Yoao---Ald. Barnett. Bieil. Burton.
30nShaw. Dill Ellis. Freiwald, Clir-
3on. Guthard. Hindic. Jakel, Keating.
@KG. Kochsr, Krimmel. kronk. kunH.
afsssa ResinaSn' aScseR Roilcs SH%e schsmansky. n %
lb6uilk StArkey, Stefanowski.. Thong
018 vernon, Wartell. Wenzel. A. y.
>Ij(son. w J. Wilson. link, Zoellor
0n4 the PresidentA-ss.
y AID. Lsmpke entered and took bis
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen:--To your Committee on
streets was referred the communica-
tions from the Department. OF Public
Works transmitting several proposals
for supplies. etr. We respectfully re-
port that the following are the low
est hidders
Wisconsin Granite Co. for nose
stone and granite paving blocks:
Fuel supply Co. for crushed stone:
Republic Creosoting Co. and Colon.
ssl Creosot'ng Co, for creosoted
ORLEANS County Quarry Co. for
Medina stone:
American Bridge Co. for erection
md completion OF sand bin AZ the
Eastern Yard.
Being satisfied that the bids sub
ritted are reasonable. we RECON-
mend that the resolutions presented
csy AID ksatlns on Feb let q. c.
confirming said contracts with The
lowest bidders he adopted
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. RFATING.
JAMES cRANsIAw,
JOIN 7. JAKFfs
INWARD BARNETT.
JULIUS I. KRrMMEL
Adopted as follows:
Yess--Aid Barrett. Bien. Burton.
Crarshsw. Dill. Ellis, Fretwsif. Ciln-
ran. outhard, HindIe. gskei. Ksrtins.
Eocher. Krimmel Krork Runs.
fempke. Lfttiefcid, Lod~e. Move.
owen. Richefs. Robinson. Rolio.
9ehssoensty. arlylts, sterl6y, stsfs
poUool 1oe0ooea vssne(v WastsIl
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

ca for twenty Ave taS) cents. or a
ser wtll be entitled on demand to
i..,, heys issued TO him transfer en-, en-,
ride upon any connection or inter.
sesting line. according - the ususl
custom. In accordance with the letter
OF President Haiehins &c the Com
mon Council OF AISuft =. 1918 tsec
Journal Of the Common Council. p.
Third-shouId tn. Arrangements o,
August Z. 1919. herein before In this
resolution referred TO. be rereaied or
provided for In the ordinance OF De-
cen Der 4, 1895 and commonly known
a. the Detroit Railway On dinanee,
shall alone be in force.
Be IL further Resolved. That II In
further understood that the said De-
troit United halfway by its accept
ance hereof gains no term rights In
said streets and avenues by reason
of the installing OF the equipment
mon Council or the people OF the City
OF Detroit at their pleasure or ca
price may revoke the permit hereby
granted. IT, however. the said De-
trolt United Railway should continue
to maintain and operate the line of
railway hereby granted. the rate OF
fare thereafter shall be that fixed by
the terms and provisions OF the ordi-
nance Ct December I. 1884, hercinbe-
fore referred To.
IL Is turther understood and agreed
between the said Guy Of Detroit. said
Corumcn Council and said Railway
Company that the making of tins
grant and the acceptance thereof ny
SAID company sinai. not ov eecmeo
waiver OF any ~ the rights or the
City OF Detroit or OF the Detroit Unit
ted Railway with reference to the
construction. maintenance and opera
alton OF said lines OF railway or street
railway tracks now owned, MAIN
tanned and operated in said city. aud
each party hereto saves and reserves
all its rfghts whatever they may be.
the same as though this grant had
.ot beer made and accepted.
he IL further Resolved. That noth-
ing In this resolution contained shall
he deemed TO modify or AFFECT In any
respect the fun fcrce and enect OF
the terms and provisions OF the
agreement OF August :, 1918. and OF
the Hamilton Boulevard Extension
resolution, so-called. in regard TO any
other railroad heretofore or which
may hereafter be constructed under
the same. but this resolution Is to ap-
ply 10 and affec. only the railway
hereunder.
Re II further Resolved That this
rermit shall De void II not accepted
within zen days after its approval ny
the mayor.
adopted as follows:
Yess-Ald. Bleil. Burton. Cranshaw.
Dill. Ellis Guthard, Hindle. Jskel
Keating, Kocher. Kunz. Littleneid.
Lodge. Movie. Owen. Richert. Robin
son. Roiio. Schcmansky. schultz.
Msrs" E wison TnS%p'Gn znk zssnSa zossi
and the President.--2s
Nays--Aid. Barnett Freiwald. Glin-
nan Krimmel. Kronk. Lempke. Star
key. wenxel. w. J. wiIlson.-s.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
elaine and Accounts

~ tho Honorable the Common Councils;
q 0ontlemen--To your Committee on
|o0lnso and Accounts was referred the
oD4tfoller's Iist OF Approved Accounts
~ Uob. 6. 1876
& We have examined the same, and
4&o1(eving them TO be correct. recon-
Cpd chat they be paid from the
"a nsspectfutly submitted.
a. @. kTNZ.
7S MOSES wARTELL.
:f' FRED. w. ROBINSON.
&< ANTHONY NOWC.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
& 4coepted and adopted as follows:
RI. 4 Xoas--Ald. Barnett. BleiL Burt.,n.
1n1kuw. Dill, Ellis. Freiwaid. Glin-
-. Guthard. Hlnfie. Jakel. Kcating
11hSe. krimmel, Krcnk. Eunz.
uHnlsS. Littleneld. Lodge. Nowc.
|0S. Rlchert. Robinson. Rolio,
S0Gsannky. Schuitx. Starkey. -Stefa-
k1Nkl Thompsou. Vernon, wartell
)S0Gai. n. z. Wilson. w. J Wilson,
M &oelIer and the Prestdent--:1
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Streets

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlsmen.-ro your Committee on
streets was referred the petition Of
r. X. Burr l'ss'l To sink = gasoline
IA front OF 1850 Twelfth street. we
Graried as set forth in the following
resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE }. kEATING.
JAMES CRANSHAW,
JOHN l. JAkEL
EDWARD BARNETT.
JULIUS L. kRIMNEL
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
iLg resolution Was offered.
BY Aid. Keating:
p,lss,. RsssolSsd: Thai the Dsp.r,msns Of
orixed and directed TO issue q permit
to r. II. Burr 10 sink gasoline tank
tetween sidewalk and building In
front OF 1850 Twelfth street;
Provided. That no work IL to be
done on the constr uction Of said gas
oline tank by the above mentioned
grantee until said grantee shall ME
ne city Clerk q good and sum
indemnity. save and keep harmless
the Eity OF Detroit from any and all
costs. damages or expense OF any
kind whatsoever. which may be SUI
isrea u ~ .hs sS, E'y OF ossSs ss or which
crue against IL by charging to or re-
covering from said City from or by
reason OF any acts or things done
under or by authority or pormission
herein granted. said bond shaiI be
kept in force throughout the life of
the permit. and shall IL necessary BE
renewed whenever 90 directed by
resolution OF the Common Council.
said grantee hereinbervfe mentioned.
and 10 whom said permit 10 granted
shall also submit to and fie with
the Department OF Public Works de-
tailed plans and specifications of the
Proposed gasoline tank. which said
plans and specific ations are to be ap-
proved by said department.; and fur
Provided. That all OF said work
OF said aforementioned department
Provided. That no right. in m.
public street shall be cousid.r ed
waived by this permission. which is
eranted expressly on the condition
that said gasoline tank and All OBJ
strIctions In connection therewith
naii be removed at any time so di-
FeSted by the Common Council
Adopted as follows:
feas-Ald. Barnett Bieil, Burton
Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. FreiwaId, Glin-
nan. Guthard. Hindie, Jakei. Keating
kocher. krimmel. Kronk. Kun
L.empkc. Littlefield. Lodge. Nowc
owen. Richert. Robinson. Rollo
Schemansky. Schultz. Starkey. Stefa
nowski, Thompson. Vernon, wartcil
W enzel. A. r.. Wilson. w. ] Wilson
1ink. Zoeiier and the President-37.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntien en-. 10 your Committee on
Liquor Regulation was referred the
bonds of Augustine vitale. 307 r.
Congress street and Frank Izydorzk.
y. W. corner Mt. Elliott avenue and
Conant Road. We recommend that
said bonds be approved. the applica-
tons tor transfers having been ap-
proved on Feb. lst and Jan. 25th. re-
specituly.
kespectfuliy submitted,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
CHAS. w. BURTON,
MAURICE J. kEATING.
A ]. kCNZ.
JACOB CUrHARD.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Barnett. Bell. Burton.
Cranshsw. Dill. Ellis. Freiwaid. Gin
nan, Guthard, Hindle. sakei. Heating
kocher. krimmel. kronk. kunz.
Lsmpke. Llttleneld. Lodge. Nowc.
owen. Richert. Robinson. Roilo.
schemansky. schultz. Starkey, Stefa :
nowski. Thompson. Vernon, warteil.
WenGel, A. +. Wilson. W. J Wilson.
link. Zoeller and the President-3T.
Mays None
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Streets

To the Honorable the Common Council
-, 1enilenen: To your Committee ON
StiSets Was referred the petitions OF
IL. l. CoIwell tgIg3) to Install rornhi-
nation gasoline pump and lighting
lost near euro in front Of building
located ca corner of Hamilton Boule-
,,ard nard arr second avenue: and OF
farEes Wire Fence Co. (13ls) for per-
mission &c lay concrete sidewalk IN
aiey. We recommend that the petit
t.on of ID. l. colwell be denied and
tnat the petition OF Barnes Wire
Eeoce CO. be allowed TO be VITA
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE J. KEATING.
JAMES CRANSHAw,
JOHN L JAKEL,
EDWARD BARNETT
JULIUS l. KIMMEL
Accepted and adopted
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen:-To your Committee on
streets was referred the petitions of
covered area on the Forest avenue
side OF building located on the south
west corner OF Chene street: and
Detroit forging Co. g7zsol. for per-
and Mt. Elliott avenue for the pur-
pose OF drawing oil from tank cars.
We recommend that said petitions be
granted as set forth In the follow
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. KEATING.
JAMES cRANSHAw,
JOHN l. JAkEL.
EDWARD BARNETT
JULIUS l. KRfMMEL
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing rssoiytions We're offered
| BY Aid. keating:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and is hereby auth
orized and directed to issue a permit
august stieber to construct 20
: feet on Forest avenue side OF build
street:
Provided. That said work shall be
performed under the supervision OF
The department or Public Works. and
IN accordance with plans submitted
70 pIn1,spp and sspprorsd oy said DepaItment:
bic streets shall be considered
waived by this permission. which In
granted expressly on the condition
that said area and all distractions
In connection Herewith shall be re-
moved at any time when SO directed
by the Common Council: and further
!. Prcvided: That said permit issued
is granted with the distinct ond.r.
standing that In the event Of the
Charter being amended IN such msn-
nsr as viii provide for the ievying
upon. for the occupancy OF bubble
property. that the grantee win pay
said fee provided for In said act. and
that said grantee does hereby bind
posed.
ADOPTED as follows:
feas--Ald Barnett. Bieii. Burton.
nan, outhsrd, Hindie. JakeI. Keatins,
Kocher. Krimmel Kronk. Kunx.
LLsmpke. LittIeneid; Lodge. Sowe.
sats sshutH Koein.Gn s,srsey s...s sR.i,o
nowski. Thompson. Vernon, wsrfen.
WenseL A. T.. Wilson. W. J Wilson.
* zosiler and the President--57.
Says--None-
BY Aid. Keatinx:
Resolved. That the Department Of
PUBLIC Works be and 10 hereby auth
orized and directed 10 issue a permit
ass feet OF . inch pipe in NJ, EiIIott
avenue and so feet in Wight street
Tor the purpose OF drawing oil from
tank cars.
Providing. That said work shall be
performed under the supervision OF
the Department Of Public Works and
IN accordance with plans submitted
70 anc approved BY said Department:
Provided. That no rights in IN.
bublic streets shall be considered
waived by this permission. which Is
granted expressly on the condition
that said pipe and all obstructions in
connection thereGith shall be re-
moved At any time when so directed
By the Common Council: and further
by ,1. pepsrtm.n, nn ia q, PsISnI,,t PSI,n wsu Is.usd
!. r,snted with the distinct under
standing that In the event OF the
Charter being amended in such man
n.r as viii provide for the ievyins
or Zee to be hereafter determined
upon. for the occupancy OF public
rroTerty. that the grantee will pay
SAID fee provided for In said act. and
that aid grantee does hereby bind
h.myelf thereunto and accept said
permit on the conditions hereby i'm
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Charter and City Legislation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gehtlemen: To your Committee on
Charter and City Legislation was re-
ferred certain portions OF the Mayors
Amendments. The Mayors iscommen-
datIon that tie Council might be
aided In the preparation OF pro-
grtsstve Changes In the charter by
citizens to carefully study our form
of government and make recommen-
daiions for It's Improvement was first
taken up for consideration by your
Committee.
The Mayor being present at the
meeting of the Con- n.lttee. this point
was discussed with him The mem
lers cf your Committee agreed with
his Honor una nimously. We there
lorc respectfully recommend that the
Mayor he and Is hereby requested to
appoint such "A committee OF not TO
esrccd fifteen. Your Committee deem
IL advisable, however. that all rec
Council be submitted directly 10 the
Committee on Charter and City Legls-
lation. and that they be PRESENTED
previous to or rot later than MAY
18th.
Respectfully submitted.
join G. LODGE.
CHAS. w BURTON,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD
JACOB GUTHARD.
PHIL A. STEFANOwSKI.
GEO. A. OWEN.
HERMAN r. ZINK.
Accepted.
ADOPTED AZ follows: -
Yeas--Ald. Barnett. Bieil. Burton.
Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Freiwaid. Gin
nan. Gutherd, Hindle. JakeL Heating.
Kocher. Krimmei, Kronk. Kunz.
d..D dbmDk R,dS.l: d:slsned kos1snr kase SoMe SoIe
schemansky. Schultz. Starkey, Stcfa-
nowski, Thompson. Vernon, wartcil.
wenxef, \. r. Wilson. w. ] Wilson.
Zink. Zocller and the President--37,
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Resolutions and Ordinances
FIRST WARD.

Resolved. fha. Aid. Vernon. rhomp-
son. 0uthard and Bieii be appointed
mon couneiI in RENDERING such @ sen sem
vice a. may be deemed necessary to
the Hon. Peter Rush. Controller from
January. 1890. to September. 1882. II
Council that Mr. Rush at an sdysne. me.
removed from wealth and affiuence.
Adopted ~ follows:
cr.s:saw. p,Ii' Eiii:. rreiw.ld' f, su5iHn Giin.
nan, Guthsrd, Hindie. -Jakei. Keatins.
Gs%ss:. ,,is.a: S.si:S.i4; - iEsss.. Sew.
ai scs.@isnssy. sehults. si.rRey. stess.. so.
nowskt Thompson, Vernon, wsrteIi.
wenssI, A. z. Wilson. w. Wilson.
link. zoslier and the President-37.
SECOND WARD.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and 10 hereby re-
Quested to consider the advisability
OF paving alley running south from
tween second and Third. alley near
est to Third street. under the $500
900 clause OF the Charter.
Adopted.
BY Aid Burton:
Resolved. That the Commissioner
OF Public Works be and he 10 here
ny requested to include In his esti-
mates for the ensuing hscal year.
amounts sufficient to cover cost OF
resurfacing the following streets:
Adams avenue. from Park to Grand
River: cass avenue from Ledyard TO
Michigan.
Adopted:
BY Ala. Vernon:
Resolved. That the resolution Of
fered by Ala. Barnett on the LIST inst,
~. G. e.. .. s3). which reads ~ fol-
Resolved. That the resolutions
adopted By this body on Dec. ~. 1915.
vacating the end Of Center Line
avenue where u runs into Van Dyke
avenue from the west, and accepting
the plat OF Bessenger a Moore's, Van
Dyke Avenue Subdivision OF the North
s1sa acres OF the Southeast 4 Of
Northeast Y Sec. II. Town =. South
Range ~ East. IN the Township Of
Hamtramck. and City OF Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan. be and the
same are hereby rescinded. and which
was adopted. be and 10 hereby rsscind-
Referred TO commits. on stree,
THIRD WARD.
ny Ala. Barnett;
R0ooir06. That the Dspsrtment OF
puo1to WeeHe Be and n hsssby re-
Sns5>eo - tseesWis Sssswsss ~ ths
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
JOHN A. KOCHER.
JAMES VERNON.
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
HERMAN r. ZlNk.

JOHN A. KOCHER-
JAMES VERNON.
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
HERMAN r. link.
r. w. WENZEL
Accepted and on leave the follow
Ing resolution WAS offered.
BY Aid. Barnett.
Resolved. That ALI OF the public
alley. 10 feet wide. lying frst east
OF and parallel to Post avenue and
between the north line OF South street
and tho south line OF the wabash
Railroad right-of-way," be and the
same 10 hereby vacated TO become a
part aud parcel OF the adjoining
land
Adopted a. follows:
Yeas-Ald. Barnett. Bleil. Burton.
Cranshaw. Dill, Ellis. Freiwsld. 6lin-
nan, Guthard, Hindie. Jskel. KeAting.
Kocher. Krimmel, Kronk. kunx,
Lempke. Littleneid, Lodge. Nowc,
owen. Richert. Robinson. Rollo,
Schemansky. Schults, Starkey. Stefa-
nowski. Thompson. Vernon, Wartell
wenzel, A. f. Wilson. w. Wilson.
link. Zoeller and the President-s7.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
Street Openlnaa

To the Honorable the Common Council:
To your Committee on Street Open
inEs wss referred the petitions OF
= Beard t7i3D for the vacation Of
the alley In rear OF lots 4 20 II, In
Beard a Kieier's Subdivision.
east OF Post avenue, We recommend
that said pstitions be granted - set
forth n the following resolution
ss'2s5s{ssxilKb s7ezG'S'fAr. !.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
WEST SIDE.

Roll No. 447s The ". 1878 n. of
=. y OF lot Z. block 30. sub. OF the
cass farm. lying between IN. chIcs 90
side Of Abbott street. between Coss
avenue and First street
Roll No. +tes. Lot 81. the John y.
CLARK Est sub; of iet shipyard
nue.. betwesn Eismere and woodmsrc
Roll 10. 4sso. 10, 20, Marion aud
cs%pags sye. q -: os the sub,
Buchanan street between scotten and
Ia Sale avenues.
Lot fe, block = 6. p. csmpau's
81. IueSssan street between vine
-iss In ~ j. 1stl.'' sslf 81 q; 'v.s ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

the same as though this grant had
not been made or accepted.
And be Il further resolved that In
connection with n, Tits permit prnn, the com, n,
fare rs provided In the resolution OF
August Z, 1918. as follows:
Cd Seven tickets for twenty y-rve
cents t25c). each OF which tickets
tanee in one direction over said
tracks hereby authorized during -
hours OF the day:
Cal Upon the payment OF the fare
at the rate OF seven tickets for
fare. a transfer shall on demand be
issued 10 any connecting or intersect-
ing line according to the usual GUS
ross @ on The ohsI ns: of nSs
tickets so-called eight for twenty
Ave cents. shall also be In force on
this line;
cents Csc) with all existing transfer
And be Il further resolved that the
agreement OF Aug. Z. 1913. heretnbe-
fore referred TO. shall remain in full
force and affect except as herein mod
And be II further resolved that this
permit Is void IL not accepted within
ten days after its approval by the
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Barnett. Bieil. Burton.
Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Freiwald. Glin-
nan. Guthard. Hindle. Iakei. keating.
Kocher. Krimmel Rronk. kuns.
n. Richsrt. Robinson. Rolio.
Schemansky. schultz, Starkey. Steta-
nowski. Thompson. verpor wartciL.
wenxei, A. r. Wilson. W. J Wilson.
zink. Zoeller and the President--s7.
Nays--None