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COMMON COUNCIL
IsKcS* f .*■ \ ■■
•/’ ff f—f- r>M Nf* kwa)
■i|ag| aii lot ana of Henry M
Mattel for cancellation of taxes levies
R Safest chaHtabl#. organisation. rt
tootftfullv t riiu. t that w* »*" h M'"j
if said-matter* under consider*. m and
96# lOave to submit the following rc
*Hu-p*tltlon O M. Newman, ««.««>*
| ( a||M o perwnal iMfiwofßt of $1,90*
woo Itviia a|»iMt him tor- I,l '
■B automobile which woo aeeeesed »t
It *Lu4»H. M4cu.; that petitioner pa.d
%£« t«k\at the latter location. as »•
agiUftit fiom'tli# rocolpt appended to
(So, petition and the local geseasmeat
eMould therefore bo cancelled;
Re-petition Elisabeth ▲. Poutne>. w «
thht she la entitled to exemption
Wyler itu> t*vldtera' Exemption Law and
Serofoo* recommend that the tax**
Hgppl^afalnet’her property for I*ll *•»
A. Bstycxak. w# And that
« bulldlug valued at S2OO waa assessed
ac the; Wrong lot for mil. ha*l*« «*wn
o|&ctd upon Jot 4 of Hoffman • oob. In
stead of lot 1 and the error being ac*
Raowieuged by the Board of Aseessutx.
We racomraend.that a refund be grant.
r <k •. i
" -petition Clarence Harrison. we
Ra4<* that petitioner la the owner of
-JUot 44, Andrew J. Smith a ȟb. of
Stocks 17- and »V etc . altuata on tha
w. #.*f Stanford street; that a butW*
in* assessed at $940 woe erroneously
iSLa.cd agaloet this lot for 1911. but
Che being acknowledged, we rvc
dgimend that the tax on -bulldlog bo
Henry M. Butiel. w* hnU
Rvat petitioner tea trustee of the l>e
trolt Ladies’ Society for the eupport o.
Hebrew widow* and orphans, a corjo
fEtkin duly orgnnlaed In accordance
enth Chapter 106 of ttie Compiled IAV«
ot IA7I entitled .“An Act for the »nc*>t
nprarfou of charltaMe societies. thet
AH eoclety te the owner of <-*rtaln
property actuate on the •• •• °f Evskiits
Stept which waa acquired In i3O. an*l
dradyd to Mid society on* coadltlbn that
1 1 ei». «o ix. used for charitable pur
.mml tno no other: that a building win
tanoiedlvteiy upon *ald prop
erty; In Which ifWowe and thalr fam
iHex • are ; houaed gratuitously that
through an oversight upon the part of
ttw Board,of Trustees the matter was
I*wet celled to. the attention ot the
Board of Assessors and conawiucntly
Mid property waa placed upon the «•-
Trr -■ r olU for the years 190 < to
Ineluafvc. Your committee be ng
satisfied that eald eoclety is entitled
tw ex vii tut ton, recommend that tat*
uugn levied against ao»d P r ® p * rly —
|Sli ytirs bt. ctnctUtd. and htrfWitfi
offer the following resolution:
m Respectfully submitted
QEOItOE 8. FIICLD.
’ ‘ / D, ROSENTHAL.
,• \ CHAS. E. McCARTY,
* * - • R. M. WATBL9J.
* * 1 ‘JE J. OSTROWBKi.
| ! / • /KDTVARD F KEUSCH.
JAM KB VERNOR.
Accepted, and on leave, the follow ng
resolution was offered:
the Treaaurer
bo-a id he la hereby authorised and In
atrtmfed to canool taxes due on per
£gt aaoeaameat of • 11.000 levied
sgaii at 0. Niamsn fur 1911. 1»* bs-
Bva aoo-resident. Thirteenth Ward
Folio 342: and be It further
OsaotJed. That the City Controller
he dad he le hereby authorised and
dlreortu to draw a warrant upon ths
proper fpnd lu favor of *?*«*>«<* A
Voutney for the auto of $16.W0, being
the amount of general city taxes levleu
Ogaluet "South 30 toot of Lot 1 and
the south SO feet of «. I*2 of let 1.
SScfitt Sjib. of P. C 409.'J0# Caxu
aau faun,” ,s. »• AntUtam atroot. upon
oresunuitlon of the proper receipt
showing .said tax to .stye b«en paid
for till; and be It fiiriUer
r flgso tred. TTtyat th* City Controller
be and b« la-haroby aut»)orlged and Iri-
to draw g warrant upon tlm
proper fund In fayor df A. Ratycsaa
for the aum.ui.tS.tf.' oeing the Macs
Btluatlon of fSIM on building
gy oaaeased upon lot 4. of
s ȟb.. etc. W. 3 Moran atreet.
eeeutatton of the proper re-
Mrlwg the taxes levied against
•party for yoai 1»11 to have
dTsOed be It fdrthei
ed -That the ‘.tty Treasurer
bo.aAd he,la hereby authorised and in
structed to hefcept from Clarence Har
rlsou :ib*t;.tajiee on a valuation of |
fJtAOo. »n (all settlement ot the gen
mhcliiy .taxes levied against -“Lot 44
Andrew J, Smith’s sub. of -Blochs
17 apd 21 of,Jbcoval's sub. of w. 1-2 of
Frac' Boc 2.” otc". w. a. Stanford street,
add cancel :balance due; and be it
ftMdiVed. That the City Tretmurer be
stud he te hereby authorised and In
structed to oancel the tax sale agalnet
"Ut l, C 'Horan Farm.” situated .on
'•»» W * of Srakine street, bv reaeon I
•ot\qon-payment of general city taxesi
levied against said property for 1»U.
It' debug used %nd occupied for chart*
taMa purposes: and be it further
Resolved. That the CUy Controller
be- And be Is hereby authorised and’
-directed to draw a warrant upon th*
je»|kr fund 'ln favor of C. H. Wlltste
Tor* the sum of $249.10, being th»
amount paid by him for certlAoates of
tltss. with six per cent interest. W*.
reason*of non-pa'#nent of general citv
taxed levied • against lot 4, hereinbe
fore . described for the years 1908.
19b9 and 1910, upon surrender by flrn
Os 'the corttflcatss of * (le tsrued by
Ibe City Treasurer.
, Adopted as follows:
, TsaiQ- 'Aid, Allan. Broso. Burton,
Dalmal. Oka. Field. Osuv«>, Gutman.
RUMR9. Keating. Keuscb. Koenig. Little
tlera. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
MBarilHL O'Brien. Oatrowskl. Owen.
KgSenthal. Schaltm. Skntickl. Thompson.
TWwV erno r WsOah Wataon, and the
. FROM THE 2AMK.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Oeatlsmsu Your Committee on
T#atgA*to whom waa referred th* pc-
Utldas od- various parties asking for
danoeUatbpa of taxes on the grounds
m thamr, respectfully report that w«
have had each ud every case invea
tlggtsd by . the Poor Commission and
awe MtlsAwd from the reports submit
tbd that all of some are worthy ot re-
Hts And- we. therefore, recommend the
adoption, of the following resolution.
7 • v. Respectfully submitted.
#■» I. dICOROE 8. FIELD
• t JAMKS VERNOR.
• • I "CHAR E. MoCARTY.
.* • ‘ ’D. • ROOENTHAL
f - R. M. WATSON.
» M. J. OBTROWBKI.
BO WARD K. KEUBCH.
- Accepted, and on leave, the following
reoolbtion was offered:
Aid Field:
VRo*oiv»d. That th* City Treasurer
ho. and he Is hereby authorised and
taMgrnoted to cancel the general dry
banes levied against ’North So f«.*t
Os south, MO foot of O L 189. except
the Math *11.40 feet of e. 118 feet
dutraoC la B«aut>!*n Farm. *. ts Benu
bwas rwreet, for 1911. $49 84; and be It
That th* City Cos troll, r
bn aod he la hereby authorised and in*,
stmefod to draw a warrant upon the
|r«9«r sand In favor of Marguerite
Purdy forth# sum of 914.02, being the
•aaaunt at gonarnl city taxes paid by
her upon ‘Lot M, Roehm’s sub. of all
(lie e. 4-12 of P. C. 20. lying north of
the• north line of Hudson avenue,” up
oa presentation of the proper receipt
IM«FUS« th# faxes levied against said
for I*ll to have been paid.
• sand t>* it further >
■Moived/ That the City Controller
bg, anA bO ls hereby authorised snd m-
Slrnated to draw e warrant upon the
fi !»!:O r . o f Mrs. Ann*. Vogt
*OB H $24.47, being the
HIP: fchg tor general city tu\c*
"Let 5 Mock 10. A 41
r 5:f? U of the McDougali
If 10, upon presentatlcu of
iMtTypper receipt showing tlr tu xe,
ft? SiW V I»UMn:
,!. Bros<* Burton.
L- n Mr~ Gar\e>. Gutman.
Utile
QB&J i-yneh Mc< art> \i« BO r
MrtfA . Ostrowekl Owen.
jWkALßrhnlts gkr.vikl. Tb^m fl ,on.
W KWror Waist. Watso, in ,\ th e
| fMjilWt Tem -*-M.
TflE BAMK
ffrvtliilltonQ+Ofcls the Common <-.»u n r,i
— Tour Ponintl, t r , n
Tlflfk, l« Whom was referred the con
#fwMj4> from the Hoard of tseess-
Vffß/WlOWy— ending renreiistlon of rer.
tdMk NdMOft tease erroneoue.t
aH|pKmNrr«port w* h.T* had the
«a* l WW* ,4 l , *n and the #r
#krm beleg
■ We recommend Ull adoption of the fol*
lowing resolution
'Respectfully submitted.
(JLOKGE 8 FIELD.
JAMES VBRNUR.
Charles e mccarty.
D. ROgENTHAL.
R M . WATOOST
M J. OfTROWtIKI,
EDWARD r KEL’BCH
Accepted, and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was offered
By ’Aid.’ Flsrtd -
Resolved. That tb* Clfy Treasurer be
xtof he ’l* hereby authorised and In
structed to cancel the- taxe* due on
personal as seas me nt of SI,OOO levied
agatnat llanry Russell for the year
1911. Eleventh ward, folio 14. alao tbatl
the CUy Treasurer cancel the personal
assessment of $4,400 levied against
John Wagr#i for 1111. same covering a
lund contract which was assigned Li
1910. Thirteenth ward, folio lit.
Adopted as follows
Teas —AMI Allas, Mrosu. Burton.
DeJmel, HUUa. Field. Garvey. Gutman.
Hindis. Keating. Keuscb Koenig, Little
held. Lodge. Lynch, MoCArty. Mason.
Merritt. O’Brien. Oatroweki. Owen.
Rosenthal, dchults. Bhrsyckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernur. Walsh. Wataon. and tha
Pfo 'l'em —BO.
Nays—Nose.
Fire Protection.
To the HunorabAe tha Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Committee on Fire
Protection, to whom was referrvJ tie
ordinance entitled ”An Ordinance to
amend section 32 and Chapter 144 of the
Compiled Ordinance* of the City of De
troit tor th* year 1904.” respectfully re
port that we have had same uoder con
sideration. and seeing no otgeettou there
to. recommend that said ordinance pre
sented at a session held on 28th ult
(J. C. .C. p. 899), be passed w pre
seated.
K M WATUON,
GEORGE 8 FrKLD,
WM. KOENIG.
ALOtB A. DIEMEL.
Accepted, and on motion of Aid Wst
son. the . ordinance was placed on the
order of third reading
THIRD READING OF ORDINANCE
Thr title so the .wdlnauc* was r *r»rt
a third time.
The ordinance was then read.
Aid. Watson moved to amend s*vt»o»i
38 b 9 striking out the word a” in line
1» *nn inaerrlrtg In lieu thereof th*
word "any:” also by striking out the word
“hi*” In fine 19 and Inserting lit lieu
thereof the word "their.” and also by
striking out the word "his ’ In Unc 201
and inaerUng in hou thereof the word
"their " and that »ald ordinance a- so
amended be passed
THIRD READING OF ORDINANCE
The title to the ordinance waa read a
third time.
The ordinance was then read
The question being ‘ Shall this ordi
nance as amended now pass?” The ordi
nance was passed, a majority of th-* All
ermen present voting therefor as follows:
Adopted as follows:
Teas—Aid Allan. Broso. Burton.
Deimet. Bills. Field. Garvey, Gutman.
Hindis. Keattug. Keuscb. Koenig. Little
field. Lodge Lynch. MwChxty. Mason,
Merritt. O'Drten, Oetrowaki. Owen,
Rosenthal. Schutts. Skreyckl. Ttoompaon.
Tossy. Veroor, Walah Watson, and the
President Pro Tem —B9.
Nays—None.
The title to the ordinance was con
firmed.
itrag Opening
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Yodr Committee on
Street Opening*, to whom was referred
the petition of National Twist Drill A
Tool Cos. for vacation of an alley, re
spectfully report that said company is
the owner of certain property extend
ing from Brush . to- Beaublen street*
and Milwaukee avenue and East Grand
boulevard, being lots 43, 44. 44 and 44.
situate on the «Mt side ot Brush street,
and lots 47. 40. 49 and 40. situate on
the west side of Bcaublen street; that
there is a 10-foot alley in the rear of
the aforesaid lots which petitioners
desire vacated for the purpose of In
creasing the sis* of their manufactur
ing plant, which Is now located on a
portion of said property. Your Com
mittee beg leave to state that we can
she bo objection thereto, particularly
lh view of the fact that petitioners
own all of the property abattlng on
eald alley and it la no wise incon
veniences the - remaining property In
the block, nor In any way Impairs In
gres* or egTaas to the abutting prop
erly. We therefore, recommend the
adoption of the following resolution.
- Reaped fwlfy--submitted,
JAMS* VERNOR.
IOHN T. THOMPSON,
VT K. C. HINDLE.
MAURICE J KKATJNO.
THOS H. LYNCH.
Accepted, and on leave, the follow*
tnr resolution was offered:
By Aid. Vernor:
Resolved That “All of the public
alMy. 20 feet wide, lying west of and
parallel to Baauklen street, between
lots 43 tb 44. both Inclusive, and lots
47 to 40 both Inclusive. Frlsbie and
Foxen’s sub. of part of If*c. mc.
and lot !« of Theo J. and D. J. Cam
pau’s sub. of tr ac. secs. 29 and 32. T.
1 48.. R 11 E..” be. and the fame is
hereby vacated
Adopted as follows: _ .
Teas —Aid Allan. Broxo. Burton
Del me!, Bail*. Field. Garvey. Gutman
Hindi*. Keating. Eeusch. Koenig. Little
field. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Maeon.
Merritt. O’Brien. Oatrowskl. Owen.
Rosenthal. Schult*. Skrsvckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor. Walsh. VVataon. ard th*
President Pro Tem.—SO u
Nays—None.
PROM THE SAME
To th# Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Street Openings, to whom was refer
red the communication from the clerk
of the Recorders Court, transmitting
verdict rendered by Jury of aeld Court
In the matter of opening alley In block
west of Ellery and south of Berlin
street, where not *aray opened as a
public alley, respectfully report that
we have had the matter under consid
eration and are satisfied that the pioo
erty in the vicinity of .The Improfl
n.ent D largely benefited by same and
should therefore bear ail of the ex
pense The award of the Jury waa
$535.44. and we recommend that all
of same be assessed on the local as
sessment district, and we, tbaralore
offer the following resolution
Respectfully submitted.
.IAMKB VERNOR.
JOHN T THOMPSON.
W H C. HINDLE.
MAURICE J. KEATING
THOfl LYNCH.
Accepted, and on leave the following
resolution wae offered:
By Aid. Vernor:
Resolved. That the Common Council
of the City of Detroit hereby deter
mines that the sum of SJ3S 44 Is u just
proposition of the compensation award
ed by the jury for the property taken
by the CUy of Detroit for the opening
of alley in block west of Ellery and
south of Herhn street, which should
be paid by the owners or occupant*
of the pieces or parcels of real estate
which will thus be benefited bv said
improvement, which said pieces or par
cels of real estate are described In a
resolution of th# Common Council <J.
C. C.. p 107-8-11). wherein th# assess
ment district for this improvement was
designated, and be it further
Resolved. Thet there.be assessed and
levied upon said piece# or parcels of
real estate Included in said reaolutlon
above referred to. the amount of 53&6 4 4
as near as may he. to the advantage
which each lot or parcel le deemed to
acquire by su.-h Improvement, and be
It further
Resolved. That the Hoard of Asses
sors of the City of Detroit be. and they
are hereby directed and Instructed to
proceed forthwith to prepare an as
sessment roll In conformity with *h«
requirement* of the charter of the
City of Detroit relating to special as
co,lr<M »"* the expense
of public Improvements where a street
is graded comprising the property
hereinbefore referred to and described I
In said resolution <J. C. C. p 707-8-'m i
upon which they shall «»**»« , r -v
the amount of 9338 44 each lot or »» mr
cel to be assessed at a ratable propor
tion N* near as may be of said amount
in accordance with the amount of oen?-
flt derived by , u< h Improvement. and
further
Resolved. That said afcsassment shall
be made In one part, which shall oe.
come due and payable In 4u davs after
the first publication by the city Trear
Ur la n r ° f "» w H *se*snuent.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Broso. Burton
pelmet Ellis, Field. Garvey. Gulins, !
Iflndle. Keating, Keuach, KoerUc | litle
field Lodge. Lynch. McCtf??" M„on
Merritt. O'Brien. Oatrowskl. I
Rosenthal Hohults Hkrsyckl Thomps.m I
Tosejr. Vernor. R alah. Wataon. and the
Pro Tem —2O
Najra—None
FROM THE HA M E
To tha Honorable the Common Council.)
- Gentlemen—Your Committee on Htreet
Openings, to whom was referred the
communication from the Clerk of Re- 1
corder’s Court, transmitting verdict
rendered In th# matter of separation of
?radet at -’3rd and 24th streets. ie#pcCt.
ally report that said communication
should have been referred to th# Com
mittee on Grade generation. and we
therefore lecommend its referei.ee to
said Committee.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMKB VERNOR,
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
\V H C. HINDI.E.
MAURICE J KEATING.
THOS H LYNCH.
Adopted a* follows:
Yeas—Aid Allan. Broso. Burton.
Detmel. Ellis. Field. Garvey. Gutmai.
Hlndle Keating, Keuach. Koenig, Little
held. Lodge Lynch. MtH'arty. Maeon.
Merritt, O Brlen. Oatroweki Ow.-n.
Rosenthal. Bchult*. Hkrsyckl. Thomus *n.
Tossy. Vernor, Walah. Wataon. and the
President Pro Tem.—9o
Nays—None.
Markata and Pounds.
To the Honorable th# Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Committee on Mar
kets atal Pounds, to whom was referred
the ordinance presented by Aid Koenig
entitled "An Ordinance to amend Chapter
113 of the Compiled Ordinances uX the
CUy of Detroit for the year 1804.' re
spectfully report that we huve had same
under consideration and seeing no ob
jection thereto, recommend that said
ordinance presented ut a session held on
the 20th ult <J C. C. p B*7>. be pAnsod.
as*presented
Respectfully submitted.
D ROSENTHAL.
M J OBTKOWBKI.
T H LYNCH.
Accepted, and unanimous consent hav.
i ing been obtained, the ordinance waa
placed on the order of third reading.
Third Reading of Ordinance.
The title to the ordinance waa read
a third time.
The ordinance was then read
The question being ’ Shall this ordi
nance now pans?" The ordinance was
passed, a majority of tne Aldermen pres
ent voting therefor us follows:
Yean—Aid Allan. Broso Burton,
Deimel. Kills. Field. Garvey. Gutmau.
HJndle. Keating. Keusch. Koenig, lattle
field. Ix>dg«. Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
Merritt. O'Brien. Oatrowskl. Owen.
Rosenthal, gchulta. Skrxycki. Thomneotv
Toss) Vernor, Walsh Watson, and th*
President Pro Tem —3O
Nave-—None.
The title to the ordinance wax con
firmed.
Parka and Boulevards.
To the Honorable The Common Council:
Gentlemen—Your committee on nark*
apd boulevards to whom was referred
the communication of the commissioner
of parka and boulevards encloainK a re
quest from Hon. Edwin Denby on be
half of the Detroit Zoological Society
requesting the privilege for that society
of selling at the aquarium and at the
Belle Isle casino under the supervision
of the commissioner of parks and
boulevarus Illustrated catalogues and
colored post cards of the auarium
and Us contents and your committee
seeing no objection thereto, recom
mends that such permit be granted,
provided however that the retail price
of such catalogue or souvenir shall
not exceed the sum of *sc, the under
standing being that the catalogue Is
to be published by the soclet> with
out cost to the city and the profit, if
any. is to go to the society for other
similar work
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
LOU 18 BROZO.
GEO. H. ELLIS,
A. J. W ALSU,
EDWARD F KEUSCH.
chas. e. McCarty,
WM GUTMAN.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas- Aid Allan % Broso. Burton.
Delroei. Ellis. Field. Gervey. Gutman.
Middle. Keating. Keuach, Koeuig. Llttle
rleld. Lodg* . Lynch. Met'arty. Mason
Merritt. O’Brien, Ostrow->ki. Ow-jn.
Rosenthal. Schulix. Skrxycki. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor. Walsh. Watson, and tho
President Pro Tem.—3o.
Ns vs—None
FROM THE SAME
Gentlemen Your committee on
parks and boulevards to whom was
referred the communication of the
commissioner of parks and boule
vards relative to determining the kind
of material to be used In resurfacing
the boulevard, beg leave to report
that we have had the matter under
consideration and we recommend that
the commissioner of parks and boule
vards be and he la hereby directed to
advertise for proposals for resurfac
ing such portions of the boulevard as
he may deem necessary with sheet as
phalt. asphaltic concrete and such
other material as he may desire and
that he submit such proposals when
received to this body for further con
sideration.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN T. THOMPSON.
LOUIS BROZO.
GKO. H ELLIS,
A. J. WALSH.
EDWARD F KEUSCH.
CHAS. E. McCARTY.
WM. GUTMAN.
Adopted as follow*
Yeas—Aid Allan, Broxo Burton,
• Del me 1. Ellts. Field, Garvey Gutman,
HJndle. Keating. Keusch. Koenig. Little
field. Ixxlge Lynch. McCarty, Mason,
Merritt. O'Brien. Ostrowski. Owen.
Rosenthal. Bchulls Skrtyckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor, Walsh. Watson, ann the
President Pro Tem.—3o.
Nav*—None.
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen —Your Committee on
Parks and Boulevards to whom was re -
fern and the communication of the com
miss'oner of parks and boulevards
transmitting proposals for the repav
ing of Lafayette Boulevard from the
cast Mn»* of Nineteenth street to the
west line of the Western Grand
Boulivard, beg leave to report that
vc have had the same under considera
tion ana find that Ferdinand Porath A
Son are the lowest bidders. be
lieving that the prices submitted by
them are reasonable and Just, recom
mend that the commissioner of parks
and boulevards be and he Is hereby
directed to enter Into a contract with
F. Po»ath A Son for the saifl repaving
and that such contract o» and the same
!• hereby approved and confirmed
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN T THOMPSON,
LOUIS BROZO
GEO H ELLIS,
A J WALSH.
EDWARD F. KEUSCH.
CHAR. E McCARTY,
WM GUTMAN.
Adopted as follows:
Ysas —Aid Allan, Broxo. Burton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field. Garvey, Gutman.
Hindi*. Keating. Keusch Koenig. Little
field. IxxJg*. Lynch. McCarty. Mason,
Merritt. O'Brien. Oatrowskl. Ow«*n.
Rosenthal. Schults Skrsyckl, Thompson.
Tossy. Vecnor. Walsh Watson, ana the
President Pro Tem —3O.
Nhv p —None
FROM THE XAMK
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Parks and Boulevards to whom was
referred the communication of the
Commissioner of Parks and Boulevards
submitting proposals for supplies, beg*
to report that they have had the sam«-
under consideration and recommend*
that contract* be awarded ms follows
To H. 8. Earle Mfg. Cos., for Coldweil
•*D” power lawn mower at 91.300;
To Ford Motor <’o.. for automoohe
model T roadster at 1590:
To Wadsworth htone A Paving Cos .
Pittsburgh, for rock asphalt at $7 M
per ton f. o. b. Detroit carload lots;
To Standard Oil Cos. for standard
aaphalt road o<l In wood barrels at
r. Ic per gallon f,o h. cars Detroit;
To Wisconsin Granite Cos., for such
quantities and aixes of Rhyolite aa may
be required at $2 25 per ton f o b. L»-
trolt. or screenings 25c extra;
To Lipsett A Sinclair, for trap ro« k.
all sixes f. o. b. cars Detroit, at $2 50
per ton;
To Michigan Pressed Co., for
crushed cobblestone at $1.54 per ten
for 2 and 2 , 9 Inch; $1.40 per ton lo:
1 inch: $1.49 per ton for 1 Inch and
$1 55 per ton for screenings;
To J. Calvert’s Sons for crushed
limestone f. o. b. I>etrolt at the follow
ing prices: 1. $ and i.’Vr Inch and
2«4 inch crustier rub at 73c per t**.•
screening" 53c per ton; man six*. 9 »•*
per ton; all to he In carload lots, team
delivery to h« f*9c per ton additional
To Houghton-French Coal Co.’, for
stove six*- <n*l for Clara bathhouse at
$8.4" per ton; with A V. Malcoinson
for nut. pea and slack for the power
plsrt on Belle Isle and for h’tuinlnous
ami smokeless lurnn to be deli' **i oil
when and where required at $7.40. I?. 19
and s4.2'* respectively, also with th* P
Koenig Coal Go., for chestnut tt $C '*«.
sto* t and egg at SS.XB and grnte st
$4.55. to be delivered when and whe.re
required;
To the Standard Asphalt Rubber Cos .
for such <i limit Hies of Sarco asphalt
hinder A. R and C st $27.00. $24.7« and
$20.20. as may be required, price* to
b# f. o. b Detroit:
To John Raker. Jr. for su<-i quaf tt
.tles of ‘Texaco'’ asphalt binder at
THE DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1912.
$21.40 per ton f. o. b. cars Detroit aa
inu> be required, and
To Standard Oil Cos. for such quali
ties ot standardsaspbakt macadam hind
er B or C at sl7 00 p«-r ton f. o. b. cars
Detroit, as may be required
In the case of asphalt binder, your
committee deemed it advisable that
contract* be entered Into with several
concerns so that th# different materials
.could be tried out and the city protect
ed on the price, the only exception
being made in the caee of the Barbel
Asphalt Paving Cos., whose bid wa>
, found to be higher than the price paid
by the Department of Public Works.
in the ease of trap rock, the price
submitted by the Wisconsin Granite
Cos. on the coarse sixes la 2&c per ton
l less than that of Lipsett A Hinela.r.
th# commissioner Informs us that the
stone furnished by the Wisconsin Gran
ite Cos. la known as Rhyolite, a Jtmi *
t not having the binding qualities that
j trap rock has, he considers it Interior.
, He says, however, ».hat lu. can use some
;of it cgi some of til* work; for that
. reason, tlie acceptance of both bids I*
, recommended.
In all of the other proposals the
'lowest bidder Is recommended
Your committee therefore recom
mends that tha contracts as above men
tioned be entered into by the Com
missioner of Parks and Boulevard* and
that such contracts be and the sanic are
hereby confirmed and approved.
Respectfully subin Led.
iOHN T. THOMPSON.
IEG H BLLIk.
• A J. WALBH.
LOUIS BROZO.
KDWARD V. KEUSCH
CHAS E McCARTt.
WM GUTMAN
Adopted as follows:
Yea*—Aid Allan, Broso. '-tunon.
Deltnel. EMU. Field Garvey. Gutmau.
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch. Koenig. Little
field. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt. O’Brien, Oatrowskl. Owen.
Rosenthal, fichulls. Skrsyckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor Walsh. Watson, and the
President Pro Tem—3o
Nays—None
Ordinance
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—Your Committee on Or
diiiuuc#* to whom wits referred the
ordinances entitled "An ordinance re
quiring stsam railroads to exclude the
public from their right-of-way where
they uae the third rail system for the
operation of car* or where they have
separated the grade from the grade of
the street, and forbidding the public
from traveling thereupon." respectfully
report that said ordinance was refer
red to your Committee by report of
I the Committee on Grade Heparat on
{and that said Committee recommends
the passage of same Your Commltte •
beg leave to state that we have given
the steam railroads a hearing and xr<
satisfied that the public should be ex
cluded from thalr right-of-way where
they use the third rail system for the
operation of oars or where they havo
separated their grade from the grade
of the street, and we therefore recom
mend that said ordinance, presented at
« session held on Jan. 2 (J. C. C., p.
2032. 'll), be panned as presented.
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT T ALLAN,
JOHN C. LODGE.
LOU W BROZO.
CHAS W BURTON.
JOHEPH F. MERRITT,
HERMAN BCHULTZ,
STEPHEN 8 SKRZYCKI.
Accepted, and the ordinance was
then placed on the order of third read
ing.
Third Readlsg of Ordlsasee.
The title to the ordinance was reed
a third time.
The ©rtßnance was then read.
The ueatlon being "Shall this ord’-
nance now pasw’*" The ordinance waa
passed, a majority of the Aldermea
present voting therefbr as follows
Adopted ixm follows:
Yens—Aid Allan. Broxo, Burton
Deimel, Ellis. Field, Garvey. Outman
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch Koenig. Little
field. Lodge. Lynch, McCarty. Mason.
Merritt. O’Brien, Oatroweki. Owen.
Rosenthal. Schultz. Skrsyckl. Thompson,
Tossy. Vernor. Waist Watson, and th*
Prestdent Pro Tem.—3o.
Nays—None
The title to the ordinance was con
firmed.
Health and City Hoapttala.
I To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—Tour Committee on Health
I and tfitj Hospitals, to whom was refer
red the petition of Charles p. Thlliol
*t aJ . protesting tgainst the erection of
Tuberculosis School on property directly
In rear of Goldberg School on Vermont
avenue, respectfully report that we have
had the matter under consideratkm and
after listening to the arguments pr > and
con. are satisfied that no permit was ever
obtained for the erection of this building
by the Society from the Department or
Buildings;, that the building Is not under
the Jurisdiction of the Board of Health
and therefore is being erected contrary
to the ordinances of the City. We there
fore recommend that the Department of
Buildings be directed to institute such
proceedings as may be necessary to im
mediately stop the completion of the
building now In the course of construc
tion on said property.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS ff McCARTY.
JOSEPH F MERRITT
JOSEPH L. THEIBEN.
PATRICK O'BRIEN.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid Allan, Broxo, Burton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field, Garvey, Gutmau.
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch, Koenig. Lit
tlefield, Lodge. Lynch, McCarty,
Mason, Merritt. O’Brien. Ostrowski,
Owen. Rosenthal. Schultz. Skrxycki.
Thompson. Tossy. Vernor. Walsh. Wat
son, and the President Pro Tem.—3t>.
Nays—Non*.
LICENBEB.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Committee on Li
censes. to whom was referred the resolu
tion presented by Aid. Lodge, granting
permission to the Board of Commerce,
through its Committee in chaige of the
Cadlilaqua celebration, to furnish badges
and confer permission upon such Dtrtoiia
as they may select in the City of Detroit
to sell souvenirs relating to said celebra
tion. respectfully report we have had the
same under consideration and inasmuch
as the Cadlilaqua celebration It given
by the people of the city of De
troit for the benefit of 'te own
people, w* can see no objection
to the request and we therefore recom
mend that bmld resolution, presented at
a session held on Feb. 13th J. C. C. p
197). be adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
WM KOKNIG.
D ItoBKNTHAL.
.SHERMAN .LITTLEFIELD,
JOHN C GARVBY
PATRICK O’BRIEN,
Adopted aa follows
Yeas—Aid. Allan, Broxo, Rurton.
Deimel. Ellis. Field. Garvey. Gutman.
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch Koenig. Little
field. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt, O’Brien. Oatrowskl. Owen.
Rosenthal. Schult*. Skrxycki, Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor Walsh. Watson, and th#
President Pro Tem—2o.
Nays—None.
Liquor Regulation.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation to wnoin was refer
red the various bonds filed by Drug
gists .•%* provided by law respectfully
"epo.'t that we have had the same un
der consideration and mme being ap
proved by the Corporation Counsel,
we recommend that bonds filed by the
foil* w Ing individuals and firms be ap
pi oved:
A A. Arnold and R. L Arnold. €34
Hastings and 882 Forest K
Lv nun F Harlow, 2094 West Jeffer
son t venue.
Frtd J. Grewe. 930 St Aubin avenue.
Fred W Green. 1501 Russell itjftl
Charles K. Mann, 'mm Woodward
avenue
Henry M. Morris and Arhur O. Dun
lap iMorrla Drug Cos n 919 Grand River
avenue.
Murfdiy’s Pharmacy. 241 Michigan
i avenue
II II McCllntie, 144 Warren avenue
F
F A. Moup. 329 Michigan avenue
l\*nk W Droelle. 271 Gratiot ave
nue.
Frederick A. Cooke. 144 -Michigan
avenue
Vlctof J Hamigiel. *•!» Russell street
G**v G.
avenue.
A*a l>. Burnham. *O. McOraw avenuf.
Elisabeth Lyon, 49 > St. Aubin
Chari#* S. Elliott. 1592 Michigan
pvenue . _ .
Arthur R Mcßae. 291 Oakland ave
nue.
Albert G. Rlesterer, 4sß Cass avenu*.
W illiam J tlannert. 204 Jo* Campau
tiuen .i*.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO H ELLIS,
ALBERT T. ALLAN,
JOHN C. GARVEY.
Accepted end adopted a» follows
Yeas -Aid Allan. Broso. Mut ton.
Pelmet. Ellis. Field. Garvey. Outp an.
Hindis. Keating. Keusch. Koenig. Lit
tlefteld, Lodge. Lynch. McCtti'y.
Mason. Merritt. O'Brien. Oatrowskt,
Owen. Itosenthal. Schulte. Skrsykt.
Thompson. Tosiy. Varnor. Wulsh, Wo*.-
son. and the President Pro Tom.—So.
Nays—None,
FROM THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Committee on El*
uor Regulation to whom was referred
the applications of Charles Mtrtant for
transfer of license front til Rivard
street to SlO • Sl2 Rlopelle street: of
Frank Schults for transfer front 223 K.
Jefferson avenue to 1486 Mt. Kllott ave
nue a'nrt applications uud bonds of Psul
Schiedel for transfer from 417 LaSalle
street to 77S Rivard; of Chas. E Hahn
for transfer from 113 Franklin street
to 16 Broadway, and of Louis F.
Schllcker for .transfer front 291 Clinton
street to life! Chene street, respect
fully report we have had each of suid
matters under consideration and see
ing no objection to said transfers, roc
ommetal that the applications be ac
cepted and the bonds approved.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE U. KLLIB.
ALBERT T ALLAN.
JOHN C. GARVEY
Accepted and adopted as follows
Yeas—Aid Allan. Broao. Burton.
Uelniel. Ellis. Meld. Garvey. Odtmun.
HJndle Keating. Keusch. Koenig. Little
field. Lodgv Lynch. McCarty, Mason.
Merritt. O’Brien. Ostrowskl. n wen,
Rosenthal. Bchulta. Skrtyckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Ver nor *_ Walsh, Watson, grd the
President Pro T*ra.—*•.
Nays—None.
Special Committee.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen —Your Special Committee,
appointed to \ tail New York aud in
spect the Maybury Memorial motiu
ment. proposed to be erected In Grand
Circus Park, respectfully report that
In accoidance with the instructions ot
your Honorable Body, your Commit
lee. In company with Prof A H. Grif
fith of the Detroit Museum of Art. In
; sheeted the statue and beg leave to
state that the same, with a few sllgnt
modifications prepared b> the sculptor,
was approved by your committee and
when completed will be a credit to
the sculptor a» well as to the City of
Detroit. This belief Is strongly em
phasized by Prof. Griffith and w e ha\ c
not the slightest doubt but what the
same will be shipped to the City with
in a reasonable period of time, when
appropriate exercises call be held.
Respectfully submlted.
JOHN T THOMPSON.
LOUIS MROZO
LOUIS K TOSSY.
Accepted and adopted.
FIRST WARD.
By Aid Lodge;
Resolved. That the Commissioner of
Public Works and the Commissioner
of Police are hereby authorized to per
inlt those in charge of the CadilluqUlP
[Mater Fete to erect six election booths
within the streets of the City at places
|to be designated by suid Commission
ers. for the purpose of selling therein
souvenir badges during the week of
the Cadillaqua Carnival.
Adopted.
By Aid. Lodge:
Resolved. That an additional sum of
8376 be and Is hereby appropriated
from the surplus moneys remaining on
hand In the General Fund, brought for.
ward from the fiscal vear ending June
80, lull, and placed to the credit of
the Item allowed for Automobile Liv
ery Service for i ommittees. in order
to carry said fund through the ret
malnder of the present fiscal year, and
The Clt.V conrrhttpr TK hereby directed
to make the proper entry upon, bis
broke showing said transfer.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Broso. Burton,
Deiniel. Ellis. Field. Garvey, Gutman,
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch Koenig. Little
field. Lodge Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
Merritt. O'Brien. Osirowski Owen,
Rosenthal. Schultz Hkrzyckl. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernor, Walsh. Watson, am! the
President Pro Tern—3o.
Nays—None
By Aid. Lodge:
R* solved. That the Commissioner of
Public Work* be and Is hereby re
quested to direct the City Engineer to
at once proceed in the matter of ob
taining preliminary surveys/ plans and
I estimates for the subway construction
as contemplated by rhe appropriation
I recently allowed this body and the
!Bonrd of Estimates, and to report the
results thereof us soon as may be pos
sible. to this Body.
Referred to Committee on Public
Utilities
, By Aid. Vernor:
Resolved. That the Commissioner of
Fbibllc Works be and he is hereby direct
ed to remove th»* election booth from the
streets forthwith.
Adopted.
THIRD WARD
By Aid. Gutman:
Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted to Lewis Harris. ►»7•< St.
Antoine street, to peddle without a li
cense for a period of 6 months, and the
Llceraie Collector is requested to Issue a
free badge to him
Referred to Committee on Licenses.
By Aid. Gutman:
Resolved. That permission t>e and Is
hereby granted to Isadore Kussman. I*s
Brewster street to peddle without a li
cense for a period of 6 months, and the
License Collector is requested, to Issu a
free badge to him
Referred to Committee on Licenses.
By Aid Koenig:
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be and Is hereby request'd
to cause arm light to be erected o:t
Medl-ury avenue. between Beaublen
and St. Antoine streets.
Adopted.
FOURTH WaRD
By Aid Keating: *
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works and the Board of Health
be and they are hereby requested to
consider the necessity of repaving the al
ley In the block bounded by Flr*-t and
Second and Michigan and Abbott, with
■ ■ ■ on concrete foundation, on ac
count of Its unsanitary condition. In ac
cordance with a ordlance entitled “All
Ordinance to provide for the grading
and paving or regrading anti repaving
of alleys In the City of Detroit.”
Adopted.
FIFTH WARD.
By Aid. Rosenthal:
Resolved. That permission he and i3
heiety granted to David Garfrine, 244
High street, east, and to R. Llpsltz.
3*o Adelaide street, to peddle without
a license lor a period of six months,
and the License Collector Is requested
to issue free badges to them
Referred to Committee on Licenses.
Bv Aid. Dclmel:
Resolved. That George J. Brown, of
No 95 Russ»*u street, he and he Is
hereby appointed a ni«*mber of the
Board of Registration of C.g first dis
trict ol the Fifth Wa.d. in place of
Frederick T Mbhn. who has resigned.
Adopted.
SIXTH WARD.
By Aid. Field:
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
be unt* he is hsreoy authorized and In
structed to cancel general * Ity taxes
U-vied against "rear private alley J»
rear of lots 174 to 213. both Inclusive,
of c.xrdoni’s Sub. of the west 20 acres
of CJuarter Section 23, t*).oooe A«-r*
Tract,” w. s Cameron avenue, amount
ing to $9.01. for the reason that said
property was condemned by the City of
Detroit tor alley purposes and the ver
dict confirmed June 18. *9ll.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid Allan, Broso. lurton.
Deiniel, Ellis. Field, Garvey, Gutman.
Hlndle Keating. Keasch. Koenig. Little
field, Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
Merritt. O’Brien. Ostrowskl. Owen.
Rosenthal. Bchults. Skri.cki. Thompson,
Tossy. Vernor. Walsh. Watson, and the
President Pro Tern —3O.
Nays—None.
By Aid. Field;
Resolved. That the City Controller
be. and he la authorised and Instructed
to draw a warrant upon she proper
fund, favor of C. E. Merrlman. foi the
tfum of $7.00, that being the amount
due for taxes levied for the yeat it 10,
or property described as lots 313 and
i 312. Cooper's Hub. P. C. tf*2. located
on Cooper avenue, said lots having
been eroneously sold for delinquent
taxes for she year 1910
Adopted us follows:
Yeas —Aid Allan, Broso, v*u'-ton,
Del met. Ellis. Field, Garvey, Gutman.
Hlndle Keating. Keust h Koenig. Little-
I Held. Lodge Lynch. .McCarty, Mu son.
Merritt. O'Brien, % Ostrowskl. ow» o.
Rosenthal 8« huffs. Skrs;. ckl, Thompson,
Toasy. Vernor. Walsh. Watson, and the
President Pro Ten*.—3o.
Nav* None
By Aid. Thompson:
Resolved, That the Lighting Commis
sion be snd Is hereby requested to
cause pole light to be erected at the
Intersection of Hlxtli street and
ullev west of Hancock avenue
Adopted
By Aid Thompson
i Resolved. That the Commissioner of
Parks and Boulevards be and he la
hereby instructed to commence at once I
to pit* In shape gnull nut clean up the!
property recently purchased by
city on the rlur front, between dun*-
lit 11 Mini A»<»! I «-11 Still t* -uld piopci'.y
to be used as an Athletic Park.
Adopted.
TENTH WARD.
By Aid. O'Brien:
AN ORDINANCE to rygulate the mule
of Ice within the City of Detroit.
It Is hereby ordained by the People
of the City of Detroit.
Section 1. Hereafter It shall be
2 unlawful for any person or por
-3 sons, linn or corporation to sell or !
4 deliver any Ice within the City of!
6 Detroit, which Ice is underweight
6 or of leas weight than bargained
7 for by the person or persons to
8 whom It Is sold or delivered.
Sec. 2. Any person, firm or eor
-2 potation violating the provisions
3 of this ordinance shall be deemed
4 guilty of u misdemeanor ami shill
5 upon conviction thereof upon trial
6 In the Recorder's Court of the City
7 of Detroit be punished by u fine
8 ret to exceed SSO. and In the 'in
-0 position of such fine the Court
10 may make u further sentence that I
15 the- offender be imprisoned in the
12 Detroit House of Correction for a
13 period not t » exceed three months
Sec 3. This ordinance shall take
2 Immediate •■fle« f.
Htad twice by title, ordered printed
In the proceedings, and referred to
Committee on Ordinance*.
ELEVENTH WARD.
By Aid. Thelseti:
Resolved, That the Department ot
Public Works tie aud Is hereby reqviort
ed to I t IHO\ e election booth lt> 1 'fill
District of Eleventh Watjd from pres
ent location to the soucivve*-. corner
of Grand) a Yeti ue and St. Joseph street
A«l opted.
TWELFTH WARD.
By Aid. Littlefield.
AN ORDINANCE designating certain
nanus for street and highways In the
City of Detroit.
It Is hereby ordained h> the people
of the City of Detroit:
Section 1 That the thoroughfnr •
2 lying south of Michigan avenue anil
3 extending from Isabella to Lec her
4 avenues shall hereafter be known
5 and designated as "Kales street.
Sec, 2 That the tltor .uglifare
2 Mrst north of and parallel ,to i’hii
-3 field avenue, extending east of Has*
4 tings Street to Cist lute of Moran
f. farm, shall hereafter oe known and
6 designated as St Josafgt's Court.^
S» 3. This nrdinulu e shall :-l e
2 immediate effect.
By Aid. Watson:
Pursuant to tin* provisions of Sect'on
2. Chaptei 102 of the Commit and Ordi
nances of the C 'V of Detroit for t!"»l.
being an ordinance entitled "Bir<al
Regulations.” t! • iious* of worship
known as St ‘’’aslnili s Church, south-:
west iorner Twenty-thnd and Myrtle i
streets. Is In reby established a-* A «•• m
etery within tie meaning of the term I
as usd In suiil oi dinan .*«•. provided,
however, that the remains of r.* person
other than the pastor of su'd *nur !i
may be buried or interred therein, and
; then only in hermetically sealed cas
ket and vault
Adopt *-d as follows'
Yeas—Aid Allan. ltrozo. Burton.
Delmel. Ellis. Field. Garvey, Giuiuat .
Hlndle. Keating. Keusch, Koenig. Lit
tlefield* Lodge, Lynch. Met .r.v
Mason, Merritt. O’Brien. Ostrow slit.
Owen. Itosenthal. Schultz. Skr/.c-LI.
Thompson, To;ay. Vernor, Walsli, \\ u
son. and the President Pro Tern.— >•*.
Nays—None
Read twice by title, ordered printed
In the proceedings, and referred to
.Committee on Ordinances.
Bv Aid Myt'artv: . '
AN ORDINANCE to regulate puLTTc
lodging houses in the City of De
troit.
It ie herebv ordained by the People
of the City of Detroit
Section 1 No building dY part
3 of any building in the City of IV
-3 troit shall be used as a piiidi •
4 bdglng house unless the pr*q»rl*--
5 tor thereof has obtained a license
C therefor from the Mayor.
7 Any person, company or corpnr
-8 t.tlon desiring to conduct or oper-'
5* ate a public lodging house in any
10 bulluing or in any part there .f
11 shall make -application for . a 11-
12 cense In writ lug upon a form pre
-13 scribed by the Board of Health.
It which application shall be Hied
15 with said Board It shall be th**
18 duty of said Board to make an In
-17 vestigatlon rs the premises set
18 forth in said application as to
19 their suitability' and the compll
-20 ance by the applicant with the
21 regulations hereinafter set forth
22 relative to public lodging hous*-s.
23 Upon the tiling of such report
:24 v Ith the Mayor, he may issue to
125 such applicant h license to oper-
J 24 ate such public lodging house.
,27 The annual license fee Is hereby
|.R fixed at 15 for each lodging house
j 39 containing not more than 15 beds.
30 and 10 cents additional for each
11 bed in excess of 15; provided thai
32 the maximum license fee shall not
133 excceo 310 for nm one lodging
j 34 house. License to be issued July
135 1 of each year. The moneys re
*36 reived f«»r such license fees shall
i37 be turned into the public health
i3B fund of the city, to be used by the
1 3** Board of Health In the eriforce
j4 » rn*nt of the provisions of this or
! 43 dlnance
Sec. 2. The term "public lodging
2 house” shall be construed to mean
! 3 any house or building or portion
j 4 thereof in which the compartments
5 are arrang*-d on the cubical oi
-4 dormitory plan and in which per*
7 sons are charged or pay or lodg
-8 Ing. , ~
Hec. 3. Every licensee shall «ii^-
2 play his license continuously nr.d
3 In n conspicuous place. He shall
! 4 harbor or accommodate no more
5 lodgers thun will (111 the number of
6 hod a enumerated In his license. The
7 dormitories of every, such lodging
8 house shall he lighted cither by
9 gas or ele< tricity, and shall he ad* -
10 quately ventilated in such manner
11 as not to permit the Interference
12 with such ventilation by th. lodg
-13 ers There shall be furnished at
14 least 400 cubic feet of air space for
t 5 each bed or lodger.
16 The beds shnll be constructed of
17 metal and shall be separated by a
18 passageway of not less than two
19 feet horizontally and shall he so
20 arranged as to allow air to clrcu
-21 late freely underneath. No beds
22 or bunks shall be placed one above
23 another. No person shall he per
-24 mltted to deep, lodge or dwell in
25 the <■—ll*i»* of any such public lodg
-26 ing house. A separate bed must be
27 provided for emu* lodger, with bed
-28 st* ad, bedding, blnnkets. sheets and
29 pillows. No lodger shall be permit
-30 ted to sleep elsew’here than in 0
31 bed All cublcals shall l»e xs* con
-32 structed that the partition shall
3.1 not g«> within two ft-ct of the *#•:!-
34 ing. and there shall be provided In
35 said partitions a spate of at least
3f. i» inches square for ventilation.
37 In every such lodging house
38 there shnll be provide*! on ta* li
3:* floor a toilet room separate from
4n sleeping compartments, containing
4 1 one or more water closets, urinals.
42 and appliances for washing. Such
43 toilet room shall be provided with
44 w Inflows having at least ten square
45 feet of glass area nr windows wit** h
44 will open to th*- outer air: provid
-47 ed. that In building not exceeding
48 three stories 11. height now In USe
49 as lodging houses where plumbing
Ml Is now installed In Inside compart
-51 uunts. such compartments gmy be
52 ventilated by well lighted and v«n
--53 tllit.d light shaft* continuing up
f,4 through the roof, with skylight
55 and ventilators to be approved by
56 the Board of HealHa All toilet
57 room* shall he lighted with gas or
f.B electrlcltv and be contliuiousl v
59 11gnt**d during the night Kv, ry
r,o wash basin shall he provided with
61 hot and cold Water, and In every
4 * *u« h balffir.g house there shall be
*3 provided shower or tub baths with
6t hot And cold water, to w liteh the
65 lodgers may have nocess during
66 certain hours *pe< Iflrd: and there
47 must he kept on hand for us*- an
6x adequate supply of * lean towels for
6* th* individual use of the lodgers
70 Every such lodging house an I
71 every part thereof shall at all times
72 be k« pi thoroughly clean and fre*
73 from all dirt, vermin, garbage «n*l
74 rubbish. The walls and ceilings of
75 everv such hlllldlng shall be thor
-76 oughlv cleaned, whitewashed or
77 painted at least on*.* each year.
78 In each hall, dormitory, cubical.
7* toilet or other compartment there
«•* shall be provide. l a sufficient nutn
-81 l»er of cuspidors, and every such
82 compartment must be placard, and
s.l with the Board of Health sign rel
-81 alive to spitting.
85 ft shall be the duty of every such
88 licensee to report immediately to
87 the Board of Health anv rase of
M Infectious disease upon iUYh P r#l “*
189 Ises. an*l there must bs In
9o such publir lodging house a room
191 which ahull be available for fumi
9_* gallon and isolation ,
* Sec. 4. All licenses issued Uiidc
2 this ordinance shall be subject wl
3 any time to revocation by tne
4 Mayor, and It shall be the duty of
6 the Board of Health to Inspect *-acu
6 and o\ ery public lodalnK house
7 within the city and make u report
8 thereon st least each niont u
9 to be placed on tile for refereu* *
Stc. 5. Any violation of the pro
's visions of this ordinunoo hhall be
j 3 punished by u tine not to exuettu
4 s!*)*• utid costs and In the lniß»«»s’*
«» Hon of any line and costa the coui t
6 may make a further sentence tna:
7 In and« fault of thy payment thereof
8 within the time specitted In such
9 sentence, the offender be linprle
-10 one*! in the Detroit House of Uor
-11 r»-ct lun t»r County Jail for auy P**”
12 nod of time not exceeding
13 months.
Sec. 6. This ordinance ahull take
2 Immediate effect
Read twice by title ordered print* and
In ihe proceedings, uml referred to Coro*
i rnlttee on Ordinances.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
By Aki. McCarty:
Resolved. That permission he -inJ lx
hereby granted to Bertram \Y. l’.r *s
V6B Canneltl avenue east, to |*eddl*- with
out u license for « period of 4 months,
and the License Collector Is requested to
Issue a free budge to hltn.
It* ferred to Committee on Licences.
By Aid* itroxo:
Resolv*-d, That [lermlsston be find **
herein grant* and t*» John Detrl. h. .12'*
Cleveland street, to peddle wlthou. •
Ih-ena* for a nerlod of 6 months an*l th**
I .lee use Collector Is r**qu«*sted to Issue
u free badge to him
Referred to Committee on Licenses.
FOURTEENTH WARD
Dv A I*l Mason:
!.\N ORDINANCE to prevent the sale,
distribution and use of "confetti/
so-called, or other substance of Ukt
•.‘Ultra within the city of Detroit
ll .s hereby ordained by the People
<rf tbe City of Detroit.
Section 1. No person shall scl*.
2 offer for saie, distribute or ux*»
3 inv "confetti," so-called, or oth* r
4 substance of like nature within
f* the City oT Detroit
S* *-. 2 The word "confetti" a*
2 herein used shall be delined to be
i*ny substam-e mude of pnpei,
I lui*-, pluster. Wood or wood pulp
5 **t any **tliei similar tnat*-rl«l or
6 * (.imposition thereof.
Scr. 3. The .intent and purpose
- <*l this ordinance is to prevent
:: i*e: sons from pelting one another
4 or the publie within th*- City of
<• Detroit, with any of tlid ufor**-
*'• lit'ntloned substances.
Sec. 4. Any person or person*
violating any of the provisions *>f
• this ordinance sliail be tleem*' l *
. 4 giibty of u misdemeanor and nhali
i •* upon conviction thereof upon trhti
J ** iu the Rei-orilers *ourt for th*.
J 1 ■ *t.v ot Detroit he punished by .*
; s hot to exceed ♦Jo*, and in the
j '* imposition <»r such tine the Court
ilO may make a further sentence that
II tic offender tie Imprisoned In th*-
il2 Detroit House of Correction for a
113 period not to exceed 8 months.
Sec. 5. This ordinance «Uull
i tuk>- immediate effect.
Read twice by title, uml unanimous
Cobs Amt having been ob'uined. the or
• lina.n «> was placed on the order of
third reading.
third 14 end ing of Orillnnuee.
3 lu* till** to tin* ordinance was lead a
thii*l* time.
The ordinance was th**n read.
The question being 'Snail tills ordi
nance flow pass ' The ordinance was
1 1» ‘f-ed. a majority *.f th* Aldermen
present voting therefor as follows
r. —A.lopf*•(! un—follows;
) ' iis AM Allan, ltrozo, Burton,
Deiniel. Ellis. Field, Garvcv, Gutman.
■Hlndle. Keating. Keusch Koi-tdg. I.itil*--
fielil. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty, Mn*o:i.
.M< rriit. O Rrl. ti, Osirowski. Owe* .
■ Rosenthal. Schultz, Skrxvckl. Thompson
To* *y Wrnor. WnJsh. Wutspn. m l tl.e
i I'r.-sld* nt I’ro T*-m 39.
Nay s—None
The title to th*- ordinance was con
l firmed
!By Aid Walsh:
■ Reso|v*-d, That the Hoard of Water
| Commissioners be. anil they are hcre
l by requested to consider thb advlsabll
; ity of phicing sanitary drinking foun
tain Mt the Intersection of Clark and
Fort street*.
Adopted
:By Aid Walsh
R# sole* *l. That the Department of Pub
lic Works be, and is hereby requested
to repair intersections a r the torn*.i *.r
Hubbard and Raker street, same being
. In a dangerous condition.
Adopted.
By Aid. Garvey:
j Resolved. That the Department of
. Public Works be, and Is hereby re
i quested to move election booth now
j cated at the corner of Amherst alul
< avalry to the corner of Lufuvett« auu
(. avalry avenues
j A<lopte«|.
By A I*l Lynch:
R. solved. That the Defiartmen* of Puhx
ilc W«»rks be. and It is hereby request
; «'<| to lower sidewalk ou south sid.
" «rren av enue, between Helen av. J
, nue and HoulevatU, to proper giad>
tin- expense thereof to he puld out ><f
the Contingent Fund.
I By Aid. Lynch:
Resolved. That the lire commission
1 he. Jtml is hereby requested to conoid
*-r the advisability of Installing a sy*.
i» m of gongs In tin- down-town bust
n*-ss ilistrict to warn p***lestrlans mu
truffle officers «*f the approach of nr**
1 apparatus, th*- gongs to he placed m
inivi valu of a block.
| Adopted as follows:
Yeas —AM Allan, Broio. Brito;.
Dein.el. Ellis, Held. Garvey. Guinn i,
Hlndle, Keating, Keusch. Ko*>nig Llttl,.-
MeUl. Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. M iso
M.-rritt, O Brlen. Ostrowskl. Owin’
Rosenthal. Schultz. Hkrzyckl. Thonm oi,‘
rossy, \ ernor. Walsh. Watson, and tho
Pr*-sldent Pro Tem.—3o.
Nmj* None.
By Aid. Keusch:
Resolved. That the PubPc Lighting
Commission t*e and Is hereby request
ed t*> cause arm light to he erected UJ ,
FaH view avenue, between Kereheval
ami Waterloo.
Ad* pte*l.
By Aid. Hchultz:
Resolved, That the Public Lighting
Commissioners be and they are her.
by* directed to cause to be placed on
Jefferson avenue between Antoine atm
Hastings streets u cluster of light.*
sufrn lent in number and candle p..\\ ,-i
to Illumine the street or highway at
Haul location so that moving picture
may be taken at «ald location after
sunset ami until 12 o'clock at night
for a period of six .lays, beginning on
th*' 22nd day of July, 1912
The purpose *>f taking moving pic
tures at said place during said time is
to use the same in advertising the City
of Detroit throughout the country and
In foreign places.
Adopted.
Special Cos in in 111 re.
The Chair appointed the followin?-
as a Special Committee In confonnitv
with resolution offered by AM Lodge;
Aid. Schultz, Thompson ami Mason
Dy Aid. Lodge:
\Vh« rcas, The Hon. Peter Witt,
of Cleveland. happen* to have tin
Common Council, of Detroit, in itis
posa-srion this evening.
R* solved, That he be respe* tfully re.
quested to deliver an address of *\.
pin nat ion
Adopted, and Hon Peter Witt was
♦ sf«»*-te*i to the rostrum by Aid. Lodge
nnd Keiiscl), special comrrtlttee. ap
pointed for said purpose by' the ehal;
Th*- lion. Peter Witt then deliver* and
a *e*v appropriate remarks, following
which tti*' Cilitidl adjourn**!
Joseph l tiikihen.
President Pm Tem.
'CHARLES A. NICHOI-H,
City cietk.
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