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PMMON COUNCIL
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matea shall not consent tu the l»»ui of
the entire amount of bonds authorized
by this resolution, only so much there
of as the Board of Kstituates shall < <>n
aan i I heto shall b* Issued
Adopted as follows:
i Veaa —Aid. Mian. Kills, Gllnnan. Gut
man, lllndle, Keating. Koenig, Ivtapp.
Littlefield. Lynch. McCarty. ostnxwskl.
Owen. Hohulta. Kltrsyckl, Theiseti, ' *r
nor. Wat an::, and th- Pr-*rdeM —19
Naya—None.
And the Council then adjourned
JOHN GKINDLEI,.
President.
CHARLES A NICHOLS.
City Clerk
COMMON (Mil
(OFFICIAL)
Detroit. Tuesday, April 2. 1913.
The Council was called to order f>y
the president. Hon. John Otlndlev.
Present- —Aid Allan. Broso. Delmel.
Kills, Field. Garvey. Gllnnan. Gutman.
Harpfer, lllndle. Keating. Keusch Koe
nig. Krapp. Littlefield. Lodge, Lynch.
McCarty. Mason. Merritt. O'Bflsn.
Owen, Rosenthal. Hchult*. Skrzyckl.'
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy, Vernor,
Walsh. Watson. Zoeller and the Presi
dent. .
There being a quorum present the
Council was declared to be in session.
The Journal of the preceding session
was approved.
Reconsideration.
The clerk notified the chair that Aid.
Gutman and Lynch hod Hied notice*
that they would move to reconsider the
vote by which the majority report of
the Committee on Charter and City
legislation was adopted at the last
session.
Aid. Gutman then moved to recon
sider the vote by which tha above
specified matter was adopted
Aid. Broso moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table for one week
which motion was as follows:
Yeas—Aid Broso, Peiinel. Keusch.—
S.
Nays—Aid. Allan, Kills. Field. Gar
vey, Gllnnan. Giltman, Harpfer, Hindu.
Keating. Koenig. Krapp, Llttleflelu,
Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason. Mer
ritt. O’Brien. Owen, Rosenthal, Schulte,
Skrsyckl. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy,
V«rnor. Walsh, Watson. Zoeller and
the President.—3o.
The vote was then taken on the recon
sideration. which prevailed as follows:
Yeas —Aid. Allan. Kills. Field. Gilman.
Gutman. lllndle. Koenig. Krapp 1 , Little
field Lynch. McCarty, Mason, Merritt,
O’Brien, Rosenthal, Hchults, Skrsyckl.
Theisen, Thompson. Tossy. Vernor,
WAlsb. Watson. Zoeller and the Presi
dent—23.
Nays—Aid. Broso, Delmel. Garvey,
Harpfer, Keating. Keusch, Lodge. Owen—
8.
By Aid. Uttlefleld:
Moved to refer the whole matter back
to the committee, which w*c lost by vlve
voce vote.
Consent being granted Aid. Vernor of
fered the following:
By Aid. Vernor:
Resolved. That this body (the Com
mon Council), by a two-thirds vote of
Its members elect hereby declare for a
general revision of the charter of the
City of Detroit. Be It further resolved
that the question of having a general re
vision of said charter be submitted to the|
electors of said city for adoption or re
jection at a special election to be held
In said city on the 13th <Jav of June. A. D.
1912. Be It further resolved that this
body (the Common Council) by a two
third* vote of Its members elect hereby
provide that a charter commission be se
lected at the same special election at
which the proposition to revise said char
ter of said city is submitti-d. Be it fur
ther resolved that a primary election pre
ceding said special election shall be hold
on the 30th day of June. A. D.. 1912. at
which primary election candidates for
said charter commission shall be nomi
nated and selected by the respective po
litical parties, or otherwise, as provided
by law. Be It further resolved that the
Board of Registration of said city shall
meet on the fth day of June, A. D.. 1912,
and be and remain In session on said day
as provided by 1«W. Bo It further re
solved that the place of the meeting of
said charter commission when selected
as provided by law, shall be at (he
Common Council chamber In the City
Hall of said dty. Be tt further re
solved that the compensation of each of
the members of saM commission be. and
the same Is hereby flxi-d at five dollars
per day for a period not to exceed ninety
days of actual attendance. Be It fur
ther resolved that the sum of thirty
seven thousand five hundred ($37.500)
dollars be. and the same Is hereby ap
propriated out of the liquor llcerne
money belonging to said city for the
defraying of the expense* of said
primary election, said meeting of said
Board of Registration and the holding
of said special election, and further
Resolved. That the City Clerk be. and
he Is hereby authorized and Instructed
to submit a supplemental estimate of
$9,440.00, covering the salaries of 21
Commissioners at S4SO i-ach. being 90
days at $5.00 per day.
Aid. Vernor moved that the majority
ry»ort as reconsidered and the resolution
offered by himself be laid on the table
1 for one week.
Aid. Littlefield then appealed from
the decision of the chair.
The chair was sustained.
Aid. Gllnnan moved that the reso
lution of Aid. Vernor’* be adopted.
Aid. Field moved that th* whole
matter be referred back to the Com
mittee and report back In one week,
which was lost.
Aid. Schultx moved to suspend Rule
3s.
Th* chair declared this motion out
of order.
Aid. Koenig moved that Rule 25 he
suspended.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Brozo, Delmel. El
lis. Field. Garvey, Gllnnan, Harpfer,
Hlndle. Keusch, Koenig. Krapp, Lodge.
Lynch. McCarty, Mason. Merritt,
O’Brien, Owen. Rosenthal. Hchultx,
Fkrzycki. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
Vernor, Walsh, Watson. Zoeller. and
tho President —SO.
Nays—Aid. Gutman, Keating. Little
field—3.
Vote was then taken on the motion
of Aid. Gllnnan to adopt the resolution
Introduced by Aid. Vernon.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Ellis. Field. Qltn
nwn.—Gutman,—Hindi*. Krapp. Lynch.
McCarty, Mason. Merritt. Rosenthal.
Xchultz, Theisen. Thompson. Tossy,
Vernor. Walsh and the President—l 9.
Nays—Aid. Brozo. Delmel, Garvey,
Harpfer. Keating. Keusch. Koenig,
Littlefield. Lodge. O'Brien, Owen. Hkrz
yckl. Watson and Zoeller —14.
Vote was then taken on the motion
of Aid. Vernor to lay on the table
which was adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Field. Gllnnan. Gutman,
Hlndle, Koenig, Krapp, Littlefield. Mc-
Carty. Mason,’ Merritt, Rosenthal,
Hchult*. Theisen. Thompson, Vernor,
Walsh Zoeller and the President—lß.
Nays—Aid. Allan. Brozo. Delmel, El
lis, Garvey, llar>fer. Keating. Keusch,
Lodge, Lynch, O'Brien. Ow«*n, Hkrz
yckl. Tossy and Watson—ls.
Reconsideration.
The Clerk notified the Chair that
Aid. Owen had filed notice that lie
would move to reconsider the vote by
which so much of the report of ..»hf«
Committee on Streets us pertains to al
ley No. 223, was adopted at the last
session.
Aid. Owen then moved to reconsider
the vote by which the above specified
matter was adopted.
The motion prevailed.
The matter was then referred bark
to the Committee on Streets.
Aid. Lodge moved to take from the
table the nomination of H. T. McOraw
for a member of the Fire Commission.
Carried
Aid. Lodge moved the confirmation
of the same.
Carried.
Petitions Preaantotf.
BY AI.D OWEN
Os F. C. Ftoepel, Trustee, for cancella.
Mon of a personal assessment for veer
1911.
Referred to Committee on Taxes,
Os John J. Rink, for permission to
erect Iron fence In front of buildlhg on
H, W. corner of Belmont avenue, and
John H. street.
Referred to Committee on Street*
BY AI.D. KEATING
Os Farnh A. Hte*j. for xncutlon of j
portion of Milwaukee avenue.
Referred to Committee on Street Open
lug*
BY AI.D. ALLAN
Os |>avl«4 Levin, for permission t»» con
struct two covered area* under sldewq k •
In rear of No. 143 Grand Itlver avenue t
Kefeir«-d to Committee on ittreetv
BY AI.D KOHKNTHAL
t»f Joseph W’esiinan. for permission to
erect Iron sialrwav adjoining pro pert > |
oh east si do hT HaATitfg* sTreet, between!
Alfred street and Brewster street
Referred to Committee on Btreet-
HV AI.D. FIELD.
Os Loxles Aver}, and of Janie- A. I
I Rogers, for * uneeilmtan of general city
flsff " "
Referrr ' to Board of Review.
BY AI.D. THOMPSON.
Os Goo. K. llutton. for te*rmlsslon to
extend bu> window over lot line on
Brooklyn avenue, ut corner of Irving
street
Referred to Committee on Street*.
BY ALLY TIIKISKN.
Os Leo Kirchner Cos., for permission to
construct covered uroi In front of build
lug on N. 8. of Heidelberg street, be
tween Jos. t’ampuu avenue. and Me-
Dougall avenue.
Referred to Committee »*n Htreets.
BY ALD. MASON.
Os Holden A Murray, for permission to
connect sewer with city sewer system.
Referred to Committee on Sewers.
BY ALD. LYNCH
Os Frank C. Johnston, for refund of
gcnerul city taxes for year 1912.
Referred to Board of Review.
BY ALD KKraCH.
Os D. H. Colwell et ul.. for the open
ing of Lemay avenue, extending from
Charlevoix street to Goethe avenue.
Referred to Committee on Street Open
,n*,‘ BY ALD. SCHULTE.
Os Wm. F. Sehwlnkendorf. for the
construction of a lateral sewer In the al
ley In the block bounded by Kohn*. Hol
comb. Moffat and Chapin uvenue.
Referred to Department of Public
Works . ■
BY ALD OUNNAN.
Os Jacob Zoder et ul . for the construe,
tlou of u lateral sewer In the alley In
the block bounded by Dtx avenue. Central
uvenue and M C. R. R-. Chicago Ulvl-
Ri-fetred to Department of Public
Works. THE CLKRK
Os Detroit. Grand Haven A Milwau
kee Railway Cos., for damages.
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts. „ _ •
Os Ottilie Nagel, and of Catherine
Battan, for cancellation of taxes.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
Os Mrs. Allca Schroeder. for the
construction of a lateral sewer In the
allev In the block bounded by Cadil
lab. * llurlbut. Chapin and Shoemaker
avenue*. .
Referred to Department of Public
Work*.
Os Detroit Foundry Hupply Cos. et
al.. protesting against the paving of
Klrbv avenue.
Referred to Department of Public
Works.
Os Oeo. J. Miller et ul., protesting
against the paving of Winslow avenue,
extending from Grand River avenue to
McOraw avenue. *
Referred to Committee on Streets.
Os Peter Goemaere. for cancellation
of a personal assessment for the year
1912.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
Os C. D. Winder et al.. for the pav
ing of alley bounded by Vlnewood.
Boulevard, Porter and Sbady Lane.
Referred to Department of Public
Works.
Os Morris J. White. protesting
against the renewal of liquor license
or Burrell’s Hotel.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From **»o Mayor.
| To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oentlemen—l herewith nominate
and appoint and respectfully ask your
Honoraole Body to confirm Mr. John J.
Barium as a member of the Board of
Public Lighting Commissioners for the
term ending April 4. 191$.
Respectfully,
WM. B. THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Laid on the table under the rules.
From tha Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oentlemen—The following reports
of city officers for the week ending
Saturday, March 30. 1912, are respect
fully submitted:
City Treasurer’s disburse
ments $165.395 $1
City Treasurer's receipts... 245,314 77
City Treasurer receiver’s
department 25.313 64
Pound Master, W. D 5 50
Weigh Master, K. D 16 80
Weigh Master, W. D 8 40
Secretary Met. Police Com
mission 1,710 07
Secretary Public Lighting
Commission 1,204 42
Secretary Parks and Boule.
vards 106 41
Dog Pound Master is 50
Clerk of Market. K. D 31 00
Clerk of Market, W. D 13 00
Clerk of Police Court 2©« 00
License Collector 174 85
Librarian Public Library... ass 17
Depta. of Buildings 1,419 50
Board of Examiners of
Plumbers 149 00
Registrar Board of Health. 39 50
DAVID E. HLINEMAN,
Controller.
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
From tho Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oentlemen—The following approved
accounts are respectfully submitted:
Pay Holts—
Contingent Fund $ 141 p 0
D. P. W. General Fund 917 60
Fire Commission Fund 827 58
Garbage Fund 2,563 70
General Fund 91 ?g
General Road Fund 10.084 46
Market Fund 14 50
Park and Boulevard Fund.. 2.473 67
Permit Fund 422 20
Police Fund 192 37
Poor Commission Fund...... 4.930 5o
Public Building Fund 140 18
Public Lighting Fund 5.981 »+
Public Sewer Fund 129.50
Recorder’s Court Fund 5 .1')
D. P. W. GENERAL FUND.
349 W. H. Anderson Tool A
Supply Cos., tool* $ 80 30
350 — Edison llluminat 1n g
Cos. lamps 2 64
s6l—Kalamazoo Foundry A
Machinery Cos., braces 176 92
362—~0e0. J. Relndel A Cos..
chains 16 50
362. Ypsllantl Mach Works.
cogs 29 61
Total $ 305 97
GARBAGE FUND.
260 — S. Brenton. services ...$ 10 00
261 Wm. Hook, rent 10 00
s42—* eijlxsalaj: Hgli t
Cos., current 16 94
262 Well* A Butterfield,
plans, etc 350 00
1 ot.il $ 286 94
GENERAL road fund.
2263 — Art Raised letter Sign
Cos . signs $ 7 92
2264 — W. K. Besuncon. coal 4 »8
2566—E. D Case, board of
horse _>o "0
2246—H II Dickinson Cos.
dust 140 60
2267 Detroit Lead Pipe A
Sheet Lead Works,
boxes 22 00
2268 C. 11 Little Cos. salt . 16 62
2269 Tho* J. Kelly, testing
brick 7 59
2270 Michigan State Tele
phone Cos., rent of
phone 6 60
2271 Peninsular Elect rI e
Light Cos., current... 5 (4
2272 — Postal Telegraph Cable
Cos., teb-gruph 34-
2273 T ft R.tyl Cos., wire.
etc. 70
2271—Itestrb k Lumber i'o..
lumber 7 68
Total S 239 .18
PARK AND BOULEVARD FUND
I*s3—Anier. Radiator I*o . sun
dl i.-s 9 15 84
177.4 —Bo»-k*tun* Bros., nuqia.. 4 «; 1 1
) 7.Vf>—Ho. k-futi* Tiro*., -oui- t
dries 3 731*
17 56—Boyer t’ampbell <*n
hardware *Ol
1 757—11. W. Ilusch. secretary.
petty rash 11 v*
1781-—Central Holler Works,
pan* jk nil
1759 Cenirul I’aint A Glass
Cos., sundries 99 4- j
1760 A. V. ‘luff sundries..., 71 j; j
1761 Henry A. Dreer. seed.. 7 ;,o
1 762- Tluo. 11. Eaton A Son.
1 • . ulum X oo j
I 1741 If. D Edwards A Cos. *
wa -her 1 56 1
I 1764—-H I>. ITdw.irds A »'**
hr.*,. 2.5 «9
1765—11 |> Edwards A (*n.,
1 as- . ... t I n 3ft |
I 17C6 H D Kdv, nrd- A Cos..
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THE DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8. 1912.
176,7 —B F. Goodrich Cos.,
su(alrtea 33 13
1 768 Harrlaau A R.dd Cos
soiufiles 136 23
ST4* —A. Harveys Hsiu .\l(k
. Cos , sundrlea 15 *5
j 177'* 4 Harvex's Sons Mfg
i'ii. sundriesla 23
17 71 llxy.li Filter Cos., filter 625 ©•
l+rrf—Jakr tkttt Cos., salt. .. . . f66
I 1773—Mu-ler Builders’ (V, ce
ment, etc 24 26
11*74—M'dxU- Enamelling Cos.
enamelling 6 "0
17 75 Michigan IWf Cos., meat 55 *1
4276—M.timki— Auto .aupph—
Uu.,’ ftUIUli les . . 4 tv-
I77J—c. Stanley Morgan, in- I
solution 1.,.. 7x5 1 5
177 - National Soap Cos., soap -3 70,
1779 Itlnshed-Gagnlcr Paint
Cos., sundries $*
1780— Scherer A Cos . calks 7 .0
1781— H Scherer A (,v„ sun
dries 66 61 ,
1782 — L. Schluppaeaase A Cos..
peanut* • 31
1783 Stundurd Auto t'o.,
motor busses |0.33*» 00
1784 -Stamina Bros , hard
ware " 1 ‘4
1785—Stokes A Whlttlngham.
estimate ».547 00
Total .$ 13.058 08
POLICE FUND.
1114—Conway Brief Uo..
K rioting • •* uu
n L. Dexter A Uo..
straw
1116—Detroit City Gas Cos..
gas ■ 1 *
1117—Detroit Creamery to..
milk tickets 6 00
1118—Edison Illuminating
Cos., current 1 f0
1119—Hilton. Hart A Koehn
Cos., books 30 f I
1120—Houghton - Jacobson
Prtg. Cos., printing.
1121—T. T. LeMond A Son.
book* 10
1122 —Chas Manzelman.
brooms *
1122—Michigan State Tel*
phone Cos., telegram* t» *•*
1124—Edward J. Nebel, «ho*
polish 24 •*
1125—United States Tire Cos..
tires I* 3 “
1126—United States Tire Cos
tire 109 82
1127 —United States Tire Cos..
tire 17 I 5
11IS—United States Tire Uo
curing tires -
1129—United States Tire Cos..
supplies - s 04
1130 —United States Ttre Cos.
curing tires -
1131 —Houter Warren. Post
master, stamps 50 uo
Total I 15
POOR COMMISSION Ft ND.
300—Detroit Ambulance Cos..
service $ •- 5,1
301—Grand Trunk Railway,
transportation • ,n
302—Tlie J. V. Hartz Cos.
truss 1
303 —Kennedy Optical Cos .
glasses
304—1 T. Koenig, sugar I€3
3t)s—Parke, Davis & Cos. I
drugs - J l
306—1. L. Polo/ker. M. D.
intubation 10 on
307—F. A. Thompson. A Cos.
drugs 4 79
308—Wabish Railroad Cos..
transportation 3u 6ft
Total . $ 747 78
PUBLIC BUILDING FUND.
196—8chmled - Slstnan Cos.,
cutting door f 106 00
PUBLIC HEALTH FUND.
475—American Messenger Cos,
service $ 79 $5
476—Banner Lauuderlng Cos.
laundry .7 71
477—Board of Water Commis
sioners. services 5 <3
478—Cotton Mills Hales Agency
gauze 261 ’6
4 79—Detroit City Gas Cos,
gas It 25
480—The De Free Chemical Cos.
formaldehyde 16* 35
481—Detroit Rubber Stamp Cos.
seals S 75
482—Samuel Dickson, repair*. IS 75
4.S3 —Geo. A. Drake A Cos. sup
plies 21 27
484—H. C. Edmunds Coffeo Cos..
coffee 46 sft
485—The Grand Furniture Cos,
table 4 76
486—Gregory. Mayer A Thom
_ Cos, supplies 8 74
487—The J. fF. Ilartz Cos. hos
pital supplies 29 20
488—McNaughton-McKay Elec
tric Cos. fuses ........ 47 43
489—A. Y. Mulcomson Coal Cos..
coal .. . : 30 35
490—E. C. Mead, drugs (20
491—Newberry Raking Cos.
bread .' 38 53
492—Fred Niebuhr A Hon.
carbolic acid gas .. . . -. 2 oft
493—Pittmans A Dean Cos, Ic# 15 60
4 94—Dr. \V. If. Price, dlsburs
ment 1J 30
496—Max C. Koch, trtas .
lamps 9 52
496—Krause A Fisher, grocer
ies 3 81
497—A. Kuhlman A Cos., sup
plies .12 S3
491—T. H. Rayl Cos., hdwe 11 7"
499—T. B. Rayl Cos., hdwe 12 47
500—The Ray Chemical Cos.
supplies . 7 50
501—Seldler-Mlner Electric Cos..
Installing light* 11 30
502—Schinled-Slsman Cos., car
penter work 11 9S
503—F. F. Ferry A Cos, cart
age 3 50
604 —Towar’s Creamery Cos,
milk 6 JO
506—Frank Wise, groceries... s 94 44
Total .....$ 1.022 19
1022—Central Mfg. Supply
Cos., wiping rage... • 12 60
D*23—K. Anderson Mfg. Cos..
fittings 18*
1024—Delamnter Hdwe. Cos.
supplies 26 16
1026—Evening News Ass’n.
advertising 4 30
1024—Detroit Free Press.
advertising . ....... 2 60
1 . II l> Edwards A Cos..
supplies 14 58
1028—C. Elliott A Cos., sup
plies 26 14
1029 —Fletcher Hardware Cos..
screws 1 89
10?0 —Gregg Hdwe. Cos., an
chors 1
1031—W. J. Hartwlg Cos..
supplies 411 t»9
lojj —w. J. Hartwlg Cos..
supplies * 89
1033 —J. A T. H«ri*V Cos.
coal a 00
1034 —Lee Tire A Rubber
Cos., tire 49 69
1035 —McNaughton-McKay
Elec. Cos., supplies., 12 0a
1036—Harry Mlddledlteh, re-
t.alrs 3 14,I 4 ,
1087-—Miller-Helden ETecTrTc
Cos., supplies 14 *•»
1038 —Michigan Vulcanising
Cos., repairs 3 •*
1039 —National CoPP*** * ...
Work*, steel ,9 *0
1040—Noack A Goretlflo, re
pairs
1041— James Nolen, lost time 10 "i*
1042 —Peninsular Engraving
Cos., etchings 14 11
1043 K. H Rldgley, nack
saw* 1 u
I<»44 — Kin shed-Gugnler Paint
Cos., supplies * 11
1045—M W. Hales A Cos..
fitting* . . • • - u **
1016—c. A Htrallnger Cos..
supplies ••••• 9 "•*
1047—Union Cabinet A Mfg.
Cos., wood spool* ... *0
1044—11 K Walker Cos., sup
plus
1049 —Wtn W. Watson, team
ing •
jo." 0— Weston Electrical in
strument t’o.. re
pairs 00
I— Link Melt Cos., coal con
veyors '••••• '•»••* *’
1052 -Hndtn. Illnchman A
• ',l y 11s, mtvlce* .... 4 * lh
, f 3.360 4 6
r ,tU 'public FEWER FUND.
UJ—Ginslad<- < 0.. -'ll $ '8 -•
134. - Smith Illnchman A
\ dry 11*. superintend*
•*
Total 8 .v.,** 1 ’
RECORI »Ell'F t’td.RT FIND
Geo A Drake A Cos . $ 9 5. 1
CONTINGENT FIND.
611—American Messenger Cos,
Se| X’lce $ • 20 j
1.1 2— Douglas Cochrane, serv
l»’e 12 00
813—Conway Brief Cos.. r**o.
olds 43 4o
♦;j 4—Cott u ** Mills Hales
Agency, gauze ... ,k. 54 46 1
fill—T g Craig et al, ex
pi ns* h i.. . 15 00 |
fitfi.-Detroit United Rail
way. tickets 36 *«0
fi!7—Th** Def’ree f'bemical
t'o.. formaldehyde. ... 10 00
CIS—Geo. A. Drake A Cos.,
supplies 3 *1
619 lt. C Edwards Coffee
Cos. coffee » 28
*2t»— Frank K. Hannan, serv
j,v 509 Oft
621 Krause A Fischer, gro- 1
cvri.s 7 48
623—Blake Lockard, dls- _j
buraenictits Ill'
689—Thomas M MrKnhttt.
acrvlce DK) ft*
. 624—A. Y. Malcomson Coal
Cos.. 00a I
62J—E. <’. Mead, drugs ■ eg
636 Michigan f*Ute Trie-
phone Coy ,. _ 18 19
427 -Ncwturrv Bakin* Cos.
bread $* 88
43$—Pittman* A Dean Cos.,
lev 14 44
629—The Hay Chemical Cos..
formaldehyde 8 7?
430—T. H Rayl Cos., hdwe... 8 88
- 431—Towar’s Wayne Cos
Creamery, milk 84 78
432—Frank Wise, groceries. . 87 88
Total $ ** 7 48
i»l9—Homer Warren. P. M.,
stamps $ 4 88
, 720 —Homer Warren, P. M..
stamps 75 00
1747—Homer Warren. P. M„
stamps 10 00 |
j7so—Homer Warren, P.
stamp* 3 00 |
I 762—K H. Bennett, expense* 26 96
1753—E H Bennett, expenses 103 45
i 754—Cunningham Auto Cos..
supplies . 8 80
765 D U. K . tickets 10 88
756—I»#troft Tcstlne Labora
tory. service 2 88
1757—Detroit Times Cos., adv,. 450 06
758 —Geo. A. Drake Cos., sup- _ A
piles 84 88
769—0. J. Dunkelberg. In
spectlon, eti.- 3» 2^
760 East End Transfer Cos.,
service 12 00
761 J. E. Fredericks. Inspec
tion. etc -• 88
762 Honghton-Jacobson Ftg
Cos., estimates 884 88 j
7*3—A. F. Martin. Inspection.
I etc s * ,8 '
IT<4—Charles Moore, expeuse* U JO
1 765 —Osborne. Boynton A Os
borne, lamp* S3 3.
766 T B Rax 1 Cos. lock 2 2a
767 Tune* Printing «'<*.
printing 8 "
768 — Volk Htatnp A Htendl /
Co-, sundries 15
769 W. H Weber, service. . *■* 50
770 — Wedell A Boers, bag . . 30 00
Total $ 2,00134
REDEMPTION FIND
86— C 11. Wlßsle. redemp
tion .$ 876 01
87— C 11 Wiltsie. redemp
tion 1.906 09
88— C. 11. Wiltsie. redemp
tion 2,036 85
Total $ 4.818 95
D. P. W. CASH ACCOUNT.
125—-Max C. Koch. City
Treas., rebates on per
mits $ 69 00
127—Max C. Koch, City
Treas., rebates on per
mits . 130 16
Total $ 199 1*
Respectfully,
DAVID E. HEINEMAN.
Controller. |
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—l submit herewith sup
plemental estimates from the
Department of Public Works and the
Board of Education, and recommend
their reference to the proper commit
tee*
Respectfully.
MILTON R. PALMER.
Deputy Controller.
Accepted.
Th* following are the estimates:
GENERAL HOAD FUND.
Streets. Alleys. Cleaning—
For two (2) street sprinklers.sl,ooo 00
Referred to Committee on Streets.
BOARD OF EDUCATION FUND.
Maintenance fund—
For Installing and maintenance
of a lighting system. Grand
River avenue, at Cass High
school $678 7a
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
From tha Corporation Counsel.
Charles A. Nichols, City Clerk:
Dear Sir—Enclosed please find ordi
nance repealing an ordinance passed
September 10, sso7. prohibiting chil
dren under the age of sixteen from per
forming In any theater or place of
amusement unless a permit Is granted
them by the Mayor. This ordinance
has been superseded by Act No. 220 ot
the Public Acts oT 1911.
ftespectfullx yours,
william e. tarhnky.
Asst. Corporation Counsel.
Following is the ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE to repeal an ordi
nance approved September 10. 1907,
entitled ”Ao Ordinance to prohibit
children under age of sixteen from
performing In any theater or place
'of amusement in the City of De
troit. ”
It Is hereby ordained by the People
of the City of Detroit:
Section 1. That an ordinance
2 entitled "An Ordinance to prohibit
•i children under age of sixteen front
4 performing in any theater or place
f. of amusement in the City of De
-6 trolt,” approved Heptomber 10,
7 1907, be, and the same Is hereby
3 repealed.
Referred to Committee on Ordi
nances.
From City Treasurer.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—The following Is a state
ment of moneys received by the City
Treasurer, for Interest, from the City
depositories on dally balances for the
quarter, ending March 31, 1912.
National Bank of Commerce, $ 2,045 62
Peninsular Htate Bank 1,919 *u
old Detroit National Bank.. 1,919 66
First National Bank 1,919 62
Dime Havings Bank 1,919 61
People's Htate Bank 1.924 59
Michigan Havings Bank 962 41
German-Amertcan Bank tfV $3
Total $12,931 73
The Detroit City Sinking
Fund Cash Account (Dime
Saving* Bank) 1.106 28
• Grand total $14,038 01
Respectfully submitted,
MAX C. KOCH.
.City Treasurer,
by J. J. Angllm. Ass’t Cashier.
Accepted and placed on file.
From Department of Public Worfce.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen The following sub
funds In the General Road Fund have
beronte exhausted and In order to
eavry said fund* until the end us the
present fiscal year. I would recom
mend the transfer of $4,000 from the
surnlu* In the 1911 General Road Fund
to be credited as follows:
Snow and lee $1."00
Ward No. R 3,000
Respectfully submitted.
J J. lIAAKEK.
Commissioner.
Bv Aid. Gllnnan:
Resolved. That th* City Controller
be, and Is hereby authorised and di
rected to make the proper entries on
his books to effect the transfer of s♦.-
tmo from the surplus In the 1911 Gen
eral Road Fund to the credit of the
sub-funds In the same fund, as fol-
Hnowr and Ice SI,OOO
Ward No. 5 3.000
Total , !7T $4,000
Adopted as follows: _ . .
Yeua—Aid Allan. Brozo. Delmel.
Fills Field Garvey. Gllnnan. Gutman.
Murpfer, lllndle. Keating Keusch.
Koenig Krapp. Littlefield. Jaxlge.
Lxn«h. McCarty. Mason. Merritt.
o’Hrleti Gwen. Rosenth.il. Hchult*.
Hkriv. kl Tin Isen Thompson Tossy.
Verno-. Walsh. Watson. Zoeller and
the President.-—3G.
Nay#-*-None. _____
From Department of Public Work*.
To the Honorable, the Common Council:'
Gentlemen—The following sub-funds
i P the Garbage Fund have become de
ulrted and In order to « urrx on the
aork until the end of the nsial year
1 I xvo)ild recommend the transfer of
vmj >i4 from the surplus In the 1910
Garbage Funxl to the credit of the sun-
r U nds In the 1911 fund, a* below:
Rent Os Barn M 8 88
1,1 ght and Fuel 38 88
Respectfully submitted.”**
J. J HAARKR.
Commissioner.
Itv Aid. Gllnnan:
Resolved. That the City Controller be
ml Is hereby authorized and directed
to make the proper entries on hi*
»>ook* )i< effect the transfer of SIIO.OO
from the surplus in the 1910 Garbage
Fund to the credit Os th* sub-fund* of
the same fund, 191 L *• follow*:
Rent of Run *..• 99
Uvhl ond Fuel 1« 0"
Total t«1« <»•
Adopted aa follow*:' *
Yea#—* Aid. Allan, Hrozo. Delmel.
Kill*. Field. Garvey. Ullnnun. Gutman,
ilarpfer, tliudie. Ktullni. Keuach,
Koenig, Krapp. Littlefield l«odwc.
— Muon. — Merrftt.
O’Hrb-ti. Owen. Rosenthal. Hehult*.
Hkrsycki. Thrleen. Thon»|»»*»n. Toeay.
V*rn<»r. Walsh, Watson. Xoeller and
the Prfildut.—l).
Nay*—Non*.
Fram p«|iKimm Public W#rk9.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —The Department of Pub
lic Works, to whom was referred the
petitions of E. A. Schilling «t al., for
the paving of Truwbrlilt** avenue, from
Woodward to Oakland avenue: Win.
a. Hnyriet *t al.. for the paving of al
ley, between I.in. oln, Trumbull. Grand
River and Bralnard, Chae, A. Wood et
al., for the paving of alley between
Fifth Pine street, and Grand Itlver
avenue and John lathmurre et al.. for
the paving of lu)throp avenue, from
Dexter Boulevard to Grand River ave
nue: respectfully report that the peti
tioners aie the owner* of the greater
number of feet frontuge of reul estate,
shutting on the street or ullev propos
ed to be Improved The Department,
therefore, recommend* that the prayer
cf the petitioner* be grunted und that
the street* and alley*, named within
the limit* stated, he paved with the
material* mentioned below: Estimated
cost of Improvements a* follow*:
Trowbridge Avenue—From Wood
ward to Oakland avenues. I*4 feet wide,
with sheet usphait on concrete founda
tion uiul Berea. Medlnu or any other
rurhst-me that may ho bid upon and
ordered:
Estimated cost in Berea curb. 933,329:
In Medina curb. $23,073.
Alley, between Lincoln. Trumbull.
Grand River avenue* and Bralnard
street. 16. 17 and 18 ft. wide, with
brick on concrete foundation:
Estimated cost. 92.260.
Alley, between Fifth. Pine street ana
Grand River avenue, 15 ft wide, with
reinforced concrete paving:
Estimated coat. 9960.00.
Lothrop Avenue From Dexter
Boulevard to Grand River avenue. 26
ft. wide, with cedar blocks on concrete
foundation and Keren. Medina or any
other curbstone that mav be bid upon
and ordered:
Estimated cost in Kerca curb, 93.013;
In Medina curl;. 53,144.
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARKR.
Commissioner.
By Aid. Theisen:
Resolved. That Troworidge avenue,
from the e. line of Woodward avenue
to the writ curb line of Oakland ave
nue: alley, between Lincoln Trumbull
and Grand River cvenue and Bralnard
• tract; alley between Fifth street, Pine
street and Grand River avenue und
Lothrop avenue, from the w*est line of
Dexter Boulevard to the east line of
Grand River avenue, be. and the same
are hereby ordered t>> be graded and
paved with the material named and
widths stated In the foregoing com
munication in accordance with the pe
titions referred to and the *peolflc«-
tlons adopted by fne v cmrnon Council
and the provision* of the Charter and
Ordinances of the City of Detroit, and
further be It.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be. and Is hereby order
ed and directed to advertise five times
for proposals for Improving said streets
and alleys, in accordance with the rec
ommendation contained In the forego
ing communication und said Charter
and Ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yea*—Aid. Allan. Broso. Delmel.
Ellis, Field. Garvey. Gllnnan. Gutman,
Hurpfer, Hindle, Keating. Keusch,
Koenig. Krapp. Littlefield. Lodge,
Lynch. McCarty, Mason. Merritt.
O’Brien. Owen, Rosenthal, Schultz.
Hkrsycki. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
Vernor. Walsh, Watson. Zoeller and
the President.—33.
Nays—None.
Fram Department of Public Work*.
Tl the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—ln reply to a notice from
this office the follow ing proposals w ere
received for the construction of laterul
sewers:
No. 1309 —In alley in block bounded
by Park street and Woodward avenue,
Montcalm and High streets:
Win Porath 91731
Goo. Jeyneg ttttt. r.. . 1.699
J. 8. Affeld 2.000
Gel. Jeynes Is the lowest bidder.
No. 2303—1n alley in block bounded
by City Limits and Hamilton Boule
vard. Lawrence' und Burlingame ave
nues:
Wm. Porath 1262
T. G Whittaker 2*6
John Ginxel 408
J. H. Afteld 205
Wm. Porath is the lowe*t bidder.
No. 2310 —In alleys In blocks bounded
by Crane. Rohn*. Canfield and Forest
avenue*:
T. O. Whittaker 12.142
John Glnzel 3,009
Western Const. Cos 2.121
J. 8. A field 2.273
The Western Construction Cos. Is the
lowest bidder.
No. 2311 —In alley In block bounded
by Crane and Rohns avenues. Laura
und Richter avenues:
T U Whittaker 9531 00
John Glnzel 697 80
W« stern Construction Cos 472 00
J. 8. Afteld 476 00
The Western Construction Cos. Is the
lowest bidder.
No. 2312 —In alley In block bounded
by Crane and Rohns avenues. Richter
and Canfield avenues:
T. O. Whittaker 9460 00
John O'nzel 621 30
Western Construction Cos cmfwyetnfw
The Western Construction Cos. is the
lowest bidder.
No. 2313—1n alley in block bounded
by Seneca and Newland avenues. Syl
vester street and Canfield avenue:
T. G. Whittaker 91.834
John Glnzel 2,471
Westam Construction C 0..,.,.. 1.913
J. 8. Affeld 1,130
The Western Construction Cos. Is the
lowest bidder.
No. 2314—1n alley in block bounded
by Thirtieth and Twenty-eighth
streets, Cobb Place and Milford avenue:
George It. C00ke..... $ BJ7
T. U. WhHtaker 970
John Glnzel 1,2.16
Geo. Jeynes 1,060
Western Construction Cos 886
J. a. Affeld. . 9J 6
Geo R. Cooke Is the lowest bidder.
No. 2313—1n alley in block bounded
by Martin and Burton avenues, Moyes
and Rubber streets:
Wm. Porath 9 780
T. G. Whittaker 845
John Glnzel 758
Geo. Jeynes rrl-n 1,100
J. 8 Affeld ?. 873
John Glnzel is the lowest bidder.
No. 2316 —In alley In block bounded
by Martin and Burton avenues. Rubber
and Pelouse streets:
Wm. Porath ,*...$ 919
T. U. Whittaker 948
John Glnzel 899
Geo. Jeynes 1,400
J. 8 AfTeld 1.06.1
John Glnzel Is th« lowest bidder
No. 2319-»-In alley In block bounded
by Pennsylvania, Cadillac and Shoe
maker avenues and first alley south of
Harper avenue, where not already
built:
T. G. Whittaker | 798
John Glnzel ; 1.021
Western Construction Cos 779
J. 8 Afteld 787
The Western Construction Cos. Is the
lowest bidder.
No. 2320 —In alley In block bounded
by Bemlnolc, Chippewa. Canfield and
Forest avenues:
T. O. Whittaker | 946 24
John Olnsel 1.076
Western Construction Cos g?g
J. 8. Affeld 861
The Western Construction t’o. I* the
lowest bidder.
The Department of Public Works has
entered Into contract with the lowest
bidder In each case and hereby ask*
the approval and confirmation of the
surne by your Honorable Body.
ReNpectfully NUDinltted,
J J HAARKR.
Commissioner.
Bv Aid Walsh:
Re*olved. That the contract entered
into by the Department of Public Work*
with Geo. Jeynes for the construction of
lateral sewer No. 2300; with Wm. Porath
for No 2303; with the Western Construc
tion Company for Nos. 2110. 2311. 2112.
2313. 2319 and 2320; with Geo. R. Cooke
for No. 2314 and with John Glnsel for
N'*s. 2316 and 2316. be. and the same
ire hereby approved wnd confirmed.
Referred to Committee on Bewera.
From Department of Publio Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Lateral B«wef No. 2239. assessment
roll No. 7149. heretofore approved and
conflimed by your Honorable Body, have
bem completed according to plan* *"d
spectflculions and accepted for the city.
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. HAARKR.
Commissioner.
My Aid. W*l*h:
Resolved. That the City Cent roller be
and he la hereby directed to draw a war
rant the CRv Treesurer In payment
of the coat of the city arms.. If any. on
lateral sewer No. 3239. and be It further
Resolved. * That the City Controller be
and he l* h«-ieb\ directed to prepare *)h
clal assessment luteral sewer bond* for
part* 1. 2. 9. and t of assessment roll
Kic 7ML In, S'AordiDCV wjlh the protd
■ion* of Beet lone 49 end 41 of Chapter
of the Charter of the City of Detroit, us
amended by an Act of the Legislature •>'
th«* State of Michigan, approved June 6th
1901 Huld bond* to bear Interest at the
rntcWif 4 per cent per annum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas- - Aid. Allan. Broso. Delmel,
Ellis, Field, Garvey, Gllnuau. Gutman,
llarpfer. Hindi*. Keating. Reused.
Koenig. Krapp, Littlefield, Lodge.
Lynch. McCarty, Maaon. Merrftt,
O'Brien, Owen, Rosenthal, Schultz,
Skrsyckl. Theisen. Thompson. Tossy,
Vernor. Walsh. Watson. Zoeller end
the President.—3l.
Nays—None.
From Department of Public Work*.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlbmen—ln a greut many Instance*
our pavement* are being seriously In
jured by the e*ca|»e of gas from the
main* of the Gas t’n.TMie most noticeable
i Instance of all Is thut On Fort street \V. t
between Griswold and und Fifth street*
where the asphalt on the south side h i*
been almost destroyed. In a great many
other place* the damage l* no less appar.
ent. though not so extensive. Whether
this I* due to the poor quality of metal,
used In the manufacture of the pipe* or
defective workmanship In taxing them
the department has no means In Judging,
hut believe* It would be money well e\-
penilcd If an Inx’estlgatlon could be made,
which l estimate would cost In the neigh
borhood of SSOO 00 The following reso
lution Is submitted with a # juest that tt
be referred to your Committee on Way*
and Mean*. i
Respectfully submitted.
J. J HA A HER.
Commissioner
Referred to Committee on' Way* and
Meuns. _
From Department of Publio Work*.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —The Department of Pub
lic Works recommends a revision of
the ordinance relative to the construc
tion of cement w'alk* to the end that
sdiewalk contractor* be hereafter re
quired to file a surety company bond,
which experience has proved irf the
only safe method to pursue if the cit
izens are to be protected against the
use of Inferior materials and work
manship. This recommendation Is also
made for the protection of the de
partment itself against the charge of
negligence In the future, since the de
partment l* not and cannot be provided
with a sufficient number of Inspectors
to properly supervise the work of lay
ing sidewalks by private contractor*.
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAAKEK.
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Street*.
From Dopartment of Public Work*.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen—l herewith submit tr
your Honorable Body my report sot
the week ending March 31, 1912.
The ga* consumers of the city dur
ing the above period, received a prod
uct which fulfilled the requirement*
of the city ordinance. The gas deliv
ered on the east side averaged In Illu
minating value 19.68 candles against
18.62 on the west side. The heat unit*
of the two averaged 638 B. T. L’a pet
cubic foot of gas. No ammonia or hy
drogen sulphide was found and the to
tal sulphur per 100 cubic feet was 14i.2fi
grains
The raa pressure, excepting a few
fluctuations of short duration, was
within the limits prescribed by ordi
nance.
Respectfully submitted,
E. F. HYLAND,
Gas Inspector.
Placed on file.
From Department of Public Work*.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—ln compliance with a
resolution udopted by your lionorahlc
Body October 22. 1907, 1 beg to report
for the week ending with March 30,
1912, there were thirty-four (34) com
plaints received at this office and the
garbage collection depot for the non
collection of garbage and dead ani
mals, or an average of five and four
sixths <5 4-6) complaints per day.
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARKR,
Comtniksloner.
Referred to Committee on Health
and City Hospital*.
From Department of Parka and Boult
varda.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
We have several maintenance ac
counts which will soon be overdrawn.
We find thut In accoent No. 2.1,
crusher, we have a balance of 92,622
which could be transferred u* this de
partment now Is getting no stone from
the Department of Public Works to
crush.
In account No. 101, fu**| for tin*
power plant on Belle Isle, there will
be a shortage of SIBO when the out
standing bill* are paid, and In order
to carry this account to July 1 will
require at least 91,090.
In account No 43. forage, there will
remain but a balance of 921 93,when
the outstanding bills are paid *hd to
carry this account to July 1, on ac
count of the high cost or hay, oats
etc., will cost at least SI,OOO
Account No. 20, tools, will be over
drawn 9116 when the present hills are
paid and to carry this account to Julv
1. it will require 9300.
There remains In account No. 644
supplies for the Clara hath hobse but
$68.92, to carry this account to July 1
It will require 960 for the present
Account No. 168, painting rest build
ing, is overdrawn 120.02.
Recount No. 543. fuel Clara bath
House, will be short when the out
standing bills are paid and will require
at least $250 to carry it to July 1
Therefore 1 would request your
Honorable Body to direct the Cltv
Controller to transfer from account
No. 23, crusher, an amount equal to
the several amounts as follows
Account No. 101. fuel u 000 00
Account No. 43. forage.. . 1000 00
Account No. 20. tools .... joo fto
Account No. 169. painting rist * WW WW
buildings 20 o> ,
Account No. 644. supplies
Clara bath house n ,.
Account No. 54J. fuel Clara'*
bath house „ 8
Total «>> ....
Respectfully yours* * ’***
M P. HPRLbi/t,
Means*""* <0 Cotnmlu ** 'VaJ!*lnd
From Clerk of the Recorder’s Court
T V h^. Honnr *! >, *‘ th# Common Council-
Gentlemen—-l respectfully r-i.Ar.t7.
your Honorable Rodv that a Jurv doH
Impaneled In the Recorder* CoirJt.
the matter of opening Goethe street
from Baldwin avenue to If tger afl
nue where not already open ax a nubile
street and highway. r,,,d"rVd aver.
ft** ,nos opening Nov. 14
1911, which was confirmed bv th-
Court. March 27, 1912 *
In accordance with the stutule 1
herewith transmit u certified copy' of
S&2SSS. ,h " -
Respectfully,
JOHN A. GROGAN.
Accepted, and referred to
mittee on Street Openings
FROM THF SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen—The appropriation for
the payment of wltnc**.-* | n Ordinance
cane* Is about e\hau*ted. and I find
that I heed 5 about fortj <s|o 00) to
carry thl* department through the
balance of the fiscal >ear
Will >ou kindly transfer this amount
from our receipts for fine* to the wit
ness Fund, and oblige
Yours respectfully.
, 1 JOHN A GROGAN,
t.lerk of Recorder'* t'ourf
Referred to Committee on Ws'vi
und Means u>>
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common f’ounct!'
I Gentlemen —1 respectfully report to
your Honorable Body ihat ihe tine*
and costs collected In the Recorder *
Court from March iMh to .10th. for vio
lation of the ( tty Ordinances, amounts
to one hundred and forty ts 140.99) dol
lars. which amount has been deposited
with the City Treasurer, and hi* re
ceipt therefor taken.
Respectfully- yours,
JOHN A. GROGAN.
Clerk of Recorder's Court.
Accepted and placed on (lie.
(Oatlaaed ea Next I'eae)