The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page Page Six, Image 6

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■■OK' COUNCIL
I (OFFICIAL)
IL Tueaday. Nov. 25. 1813.
ell wkh CAitfd to order by
harlea W. Barton.
Id. Allan. Barnett, BehloW.
Da Onlan. Dill, Fralwuld.
ftuthardr Ha**- Hindi©,
Jttlefleld. Lodge, Xowc
ran, Reinhardt, Rutter,
, Dchulu. Kkrsyckl. Veinor.
nsal, Wllaoit. and the Praa
ng a quorum praaent the
i declared to be In session
al of tho preceding session
hardt was called to the
lan moved that the chair
raaolutlon paaaed ut the
i relative to refusing Mr.
i the floor of the Council.
I of Aid, Schultz. the chair
Id. Hohultz. Aid. Lodge-and
> confer with Mr. J. J. Hay-
I. O’Brien to try and eff. ct
tlon.
titions Preeented
r ALD. LODGE.
Gabriel torch, ot al, for the
he Shelter Station
o Deportment of Porks anu
' ALD. VEUNOB.
lulius Freud for permission
covered arsu.
9 Committee on Street)*.
ALD. BKRZYCKI.
gnat* Lukaaxoaskl for ;h«
of an areaway.
9 Committee on Streets.
ALD. LKMPKE
I’m. L- Pcper. et al to have
-enjoyed from alley.
> Committee on Streeta.
ALD. RUTTER.
,lvlno Kellogg for a cancel
personal tax for the year
> Committee on Taxe*.
IT ALD. REID.
Lbbott Motor Company for
i of a personal tax for the
ad ml
> Committee on Taxes,
ibbott Motor Company for
of a personal for the
ad 1»13.
i Committee on Taxes.
DILL AND GOLDNER.
he Manaon-Campbell Corn
vacation of a part of Wea
io Committee on Street
Tank Radslneki. et al. for
f Campbell avenue north of
nue to Atkinson Park.
o Department qt, Public
HLD. DINGEMAK.
ohn Guraick. for th# cart
he sidewalk taxes.
Committee on Streeta.
fra. Sarah J. Roth, et al,
t<catton Into the high tax
■al sewers
' Committee on Sewers.
By tha Clark
mnle Louise Horsfall, for
f plat of “Second Horsfall
sd to Committee on Street
Vest Side Brewery Cos.,
mission to construct thro
i over lot line. Referred
e on Streets,
the Fidelity & Casualty
’ork. asking to be relieved
r suretyship in behalf of
lltlock. Referred to Cora
#ws and Means. I
7. 8. Packard, for permls
t sidewalk gasoline pump
144 B. Jefferson Ave. Re
jartment of Public Works.
V. H. Malburg «t al.. for >
of an allty. Referred to
n Street Openings.
Itza Wagner, for damages
of Injury to automobile.
Committee on Claims and
lurton Realty Cos. for ths
of lateral sewer In allev
inded by Tamow, Cecil,
McGraw Avenue. Refer
rtment of Public Works,
ook Farm Cos. Ltd- for the
of laterul sewer In alley
unded by Maxwell, Sem
ter and Canfleld Avenues.
Department of Public
nthony Brestan et al.. for
of Fern Place. Referred
it of Public Works.
Wlloke-Armstrong Cos. for
a personal tax for year
ed to Commitee on Taxes
ios. F McNalley. for arc- ]
lie general city taxes for,
leferred to Committee on I
Mary Kennedy, for a can-I
"TV general city taxes fo'
Leferred to Committee on
►’ebb Packing Cos. for a
if a personal tax for year
rred' to Committee on
rand River land Cos. for
tlon of lateral sewer In
t bounded by Grand Rive.*
y Limits. Pontchartraln
• Marquette Railroad and
f Dailey Park Sub. Ke
>artment of Public Works.
Yed C. Richardson, for
account of injuries, lle
ommtttee on Claims and
rederick Stearns A Cos. for
of an alley. Referred to
n Street Openings.
’lvoll Brewing Cos., so;
> construct four areaways.
Committee on Streets.
. A. Robinson, for a caTe
uton relative to tax as
galnsr lot 19. Referred
_ e on Taxes.
iAW ORDINANCE to change the name
a|> Chamnlaln Street to Lafayette
. Avenue East.
r. It Is hereby ordained by the people
!s9f the City of Detroit
. fjktlon 1. That the street and
J highway In the City of Detrol'
L•. heiretofore. known as Champlain
Street be and the same Is hereby
P • changed and shall hereafter be
*, known and designated as Lafay
f, " jstte Avenue East.
2. This Ordinance shall take
I 2 Immediate effect
L Consent being granted an ordinance
Was presented by Aid. De Qalan.
y Read twice by title, ordered prints
rgtogriferred to Committee on Ordl
fßy Aid. Littlefield:
to change the nan>o
E: •* Manchester avenue to Northwesi
raa avenue.
Is hereby ordained by the people
Wt the City of Detroit. I
|gV Section 1. That the street or 1
'Mb' highway heretofore known as *
*jT Manchester avenue, be and the 1
Ff# same Is hereby changed and ahull
9* hereafter be known as Northwest-
If em avenue.
fig ; .*•*-*• Thl * ordinance shall take!
RA. immediate effect
|"OwMN>t being granted AM. Llttlu-
Wpy the following ordinance
? 9fiMP twice by title, ordered printM
referred to Committee on Ordi-
ERr ORDINANCE to amend Section 7.
Article tl. of an ordinance en
-I’’ t«**d **An Ordinance defining the
£ powers of the Department
■ffjjl Thillolngs and the establishing of
KAW*** Code for the City of D<-
ordained by the people
City pf Detroit:
k fjf.|hction 1. That Section 7 of Ar
*l. es an brdinnnee entitled
Sffmelß ordinance denning th» duties
§*s.§JAd PdWeiS of the Departin- nt of.
g»*»AlJalnars and the establishing „r
HWWhBWsUog Code for the ettv of
E 5 I* her. -
f f | r Tenenrpnts.
Bfcfft— thSII, twjjr HI) feet wide or
■UI 4 F*KU« alley or open pass.ise
mm*W9v< ■ 1 kPh-'*gßh twenty <?«> r,. r *
hava a yard in front
/iftjgittlfc*. Tard at the rear,
aawiil.JNpt. Yard shall h« of
the .nml.tn.fl
mWmmmmfJm JW* yard and th# street
"Wm iprty 44#) feet, or the
Ist FkhHc alley or pss
■Br'Jßdhl to twenty
ykrd behind one
* a r P* rt ibcre
—MWTlß la satisfy In
l«. whola or In puit the r*fqulr«une:’t
is for yard In front of another Tene
li» tu«nt.
2«* lu tho rear «»f ev**r> rsnout«|»t
31 hereafter ere*t*d »*n an Interior
32 lot. there shall he a yard, extern. -
33 Ing a«russ» the entire width or the
'24 lot, ut every pidfit open front the
■23 ground to tl,e »ky unobstructed,
24 .X.f pt by fire escapes or tmon
-127 closed outside stairs and porches.
:28 The depth of said yard measure**
129 in the clear from the porches to
30 the rear line of ths lot, shall not
31 be less than fifteen *l4) leet In
132 any port, and shall bo Increased
133 one *1) foot for every additional
34 ten (10) foot In height of the
33 building in excess of twenty-five
36 <23> feet. Should the tear Hue
,37 of porches of such Tenement abut
;38 on j street, alley or public park,
•59 not less tliun twenty *.’()> feet In
40 width, the yard shall be of such
41 width that tho combined width of
J 42 the yard and the street, alley or
j 4 3 public park shall he twenty 4 —a»
4 4 feet.
45 On a corner lot facing two
j 46 streets, every tenement without
47 iui en< losed court, must have a
4x yard or court open to One street
49 or to an alley, at least tlx o <4)
Au feet an*l four l»> Inches In it*
51 least dimension for a two story
52 hulhling and eighteen (18> itu hen
53 additional for each additional
54 story. If such yard or court ox
-55 tend through from street to alley
s*; or to an open passageway at least.
57 four «I> fesv wldo, it mnv be four
68 14) feet wide f<*r a two story
69 building aiul twelve (12) Inches
io additional width sot each addition
-61 al story.
Read twice by title.
Unanimous consent being granted.
The ordinance was then pin. ed on
the order of third reading.
Third Reading of Ordinance.
Tits title to tho ordinance xvas read
a third time.
The ordinance was then read.
The question being ,- Shall this ordi
nance now pass?"
Aid. Allan moved that the ordinance
be Indefinitely postponed which mo
tion provailed as follows.
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Hehlow, Hleil.
Caae. Dill, Dingcuian, Goldner. Gut hard
Hess. Hindie, Keating. Lempkc, Owen,
Reid, Wensal and Wilson—l 6.
Nays—Aid. Harnett. Burton. De
G&lan. Frelwnld, Littlefield, Lodge,
Novae, ORrloii, Rutter. Schetmuisky.
Skrxy, kl. Thompson, V’ernor. Wurtell
and the President Pro Tern—l 6.
Aid. Jakel und Aid. Schultz were ex
cused from voting.
Special Committee.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—Your Special Committee
to whom wan referred on motion of
Alderman Schultz the matter of satis
factory reparation asked by Alderman
O'Brien from Mr. Jay G. Hayden, beg
leave to report that we have discussed
the entire niattoi with Alderman
O'Brien und Mr. Hayden, ;tnd in the
course of the discussion Mr. Hayden
made a personal and satisfactory
apology to Alderman O'Brien. We
therefore recommend that tho resolu
tion adopted by the Common Council
on November IS, ISI3, (See J. C. C.
page 1667 j be and the same hereby is
rescinded.
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
- JOHN C. LOIkiE,
ARCHIE M. REID.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan, Barnett. Rehlow,
Pleil, Burton. Cose, Do * taint), DPI,
IMngeman, Frelxvald, Goldner, Uuthurd,
•Hess, Hindle. Juke). Keating. Lenipke.
Littlefield. Lodge. Xowc, O'Brien. Owen,
Held. Rutter. Sehemnnaky, Schultg.
Skrayckl, Thompson. Wrnor. WarteJl,
Wenxel. Wilson and the President I’ro
Tem—33.
Nays—None.
Consent being granted Aid. Case
presented the following ordinance out
!of order,
i By Aid Case:
AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter 14
of the Compiled Ordiiiances of tho
City of Detroit for the year 1312 by
adding thereto anew section to be
know r n as Section 3-u.
It is hereby ordained by the people
of tfco City of Detroit.
Section 1. Thut Chapter 14 of
3 the Compiled Ordinances of the
3 *'l t v of lairoil for tho v<>» > ISI 2
4 be and the same is hereby amend
-6 Ml by adding thereto anew sec
-6 tlon to be known us Section 3-a.
7 us follows:
Sec. 3-a. Every' person. Arm or
2 corporation selling or delivering
3 unbaled hay or straw within the
4 limits of the City of Detroit shall
5 before any such sale or delivt-rv
6 of such unbaled hay* or straw have
7 the same weighed by an official
8 weighmaster of the City of Detroit
9 and secure a certificate therefor
10 showing the correct weight, which
11 raid certificate shall be delivered
12 to any person. Arm or corporation
13 making such purchase.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take
2 immediate effect.
Read twice by title, ordered printed
and referred tu Committee on Ordi
nances.
COMMUNICATIONS
From thg Mayor.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—l am forwarding here
with communication from the City
Plan :tn<l Improvement Commission, in
w'hlch It is recommended that the
executors of the estate of th*» late
James Scott be authorised to expentL
the sum of sl2.oni» or os much a* may
be necessary*, to institute competition
in which plans for memorial fountain
may be obtained.
Respectfully*,
OBCAR B MARX,
Mayor.
The City Plan and Improvement
Commission,
Hon. Oscar B. Marx,
Mayor of Detroit.
Sir—After conference with tho
executors of the estate of the late
James Hcott, the City Plan and Im
provement Commission respectful!/
submits the following preamble nml
resolution and requests th*- favorable
action of the Common Council thereon:
Whereas. The bequest of tho late
June * Scott to the City of l»efro*t pro
vide;* for a fouutuln to be constructed
on Belle Isle, according to plans ap
proved by his executors, therefore
Resolved. That the executors of the
Scott Estate be and they are hereby
authorised to expend the sum of
twelve thousand dollars, or so much
thereof an may !>« necessary, to ob
tain plans for such fountain by rnoans '
of a competition to be conducted by 1
the City Plan and Improvement Coin- i
mission.
It Is proposed to institute a competi
tion, oi m to all Americun artists, to
lie conduct*d uncording to a program
to )>e prepared by Professor Lugcno
Duouesne, This program is prepared
i In such manner as to in*ur© the par
ticipation of architects and sculptors,
i both those of established reputation
land also those who a:e ambPlous to
i make names for themselves; and also
i to Insure the decision of the eompetl-
Ition by an intelligent, experieuceu ami
| unbiased Jury.
Very respectfully,
THE CITY PLAN \ND IMPROVE
MENT COMMISSION.
chari.es Moore.
... President.
T. GLENN PHILLIP-*
C M. BURTON, *ceretary.
GEO S. UOSMER.
Executors
Accepted and recommendation con
curred In as follows:
.. Yeas—-Aid. Allnt:. Barnett, li.-lilow
fllell, Button. t'.is», De (l.ibin lull'
Plng.n.in F-Mwald. Goldner. (luthard.
Hes.-, Hit,die. J.ikel, Keating Lni>ke
'Littlefield, Ifcdge, Now., O’Brier.' «>wen
K»ld. Rutt. r flrhemnnskv. Srhutts
j Hkrsyekl. Thompson. Wrnor w- rVe •'
j 52—3* ' >Ts '‘ Th, ‘ Pro
Nnya - None.
To the Honorable the r 0 t nt)iull Council
Gentlemen—th>* following approved
accounts are respectfully submittedl
Pay Ralls
Art Museum Fund y 413 -•
«v*ntlngon» Fund «h 5 iisl
Fire Commission Fund 34 Ms p.
Garbage Fund. *6l
General Fund .V 344 it'
General Road Fund j, ',4 , ~- ,
Market Fund * 1
Park & Boulevard Fund ... f, 474 ♦;« ;
and7 W,l ta£ a 2 d * 1,64*1/17
Police Fund.... 16 2?) tr)
Public Building Fund ’l4l ,»
Public library Fund 4 IIS is
Public Sewer Fun«l js; , jy
RaccrdeFa Court Fund 4 «n
ART MUSEUM FUND.
• I—■Kii I son Illuminating Cos..
lighting 9 3 ;i
THE DETROIT TIMES. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1913.
, \
* 85—Htmabaugb A Brown*',
I took* _•
y '• 21
BEI.LK IBLB ltLllkir: FUND.
'2O Molcolinson • llougntoii
*.'»»., coal 9 l )' 1
*;ON IV NUEVI FUND.
, :8«r —Otto Moll. Regis I* r of
Deeds. roc ordi 11 g
deeds 3 J 6
! 29"—Detroit Times I’o. ad
vertising 1?? 1J
' 2#l X M. Korina'/, cement
walks 8*)
j 2 9 2 — J. Mclmlui: hlln. cement
walks 136 32
223—J M> Luughlin. cenient
walk© f. 164 as
23i—11. J. Shi filer, cement
w alks .... /I 32 85
295 —>t:\*lr Don, persolful
injuries So t)i)
$ 1.147 99
D. P WORKS GENERAL
100— Detroit United K> .
tickets 5 10 *).•
101— -Uurrounhs Adding Ma
chine Fo.. adding ma
chine 275 9°
103 —Houghton - Jacobson
Printing Cos., supplies 8!' 4*»
103— Houghton - Jacobson
Printing Cos., slips. . 6 75
104— McGraw-lltil Book Cos .
hook 6 Ot)
103—Suckcrt Loose la.if
Cov< |- Cos.. SUl'plick 9 ' 0
IC6—Superior Seal k Stamp
stamp 30
107—Underwood Typewriter
Cos, machine.. lil
$ 517 60
OVERAGE FUND.
1.1 \—R. L. Aylward 1 oal . 1 5 **')
1 4—John Bi-yater, lumber. 2 4"
14-3—tTcvelund Shaft Spring
Cos., springs 18 "0
144 Lichtunb-rg A Son*,
faraim 1 . . 1 '*2 90
145 Malcomson - Hougiiton
I’o ci.al 7 28
149 Michiguii Drug Cos..
apotlgi-s 9 56
147 Mlclt 1 g an Malleable
Iron «V. trunnions D*2 ?0
148— Michigan State Tele- *
phone Cos . rent 3 <i n
149 J. Henry Neu, collars.. 114 '0
bit)—ll Scherer A Cos., shoes.
etc 3!*h 7.1
t $7 4 14
FIRE COMMISSION* FI ND.
'ss—Joseph Couches, hay $ 33 73
47>6—Kimball- Risen berg * *O.,
mirror* 37 35
j *’s7—J. A. Roebllng’a Sons
Cos . wire 193 90
458—8toU, » Whittingham.
mason work 10S 70
4a9—Roe Stephens Mfg. Cos.
gate valves 3.580 00
460—Roe Stephens Mfg. Cos..
valves 130 00
8 4,067 58
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
1516 -John S. Affeld, pnxing
litters >ction f 2,010 63
1517 American Carriage &•
Wagon Works, re
pairs U 10
151 S—John Archer, tar..... 9S 58
1519—Automobile Supply Cos..
supplies 69 36
; 1520—W H. Anderson Tool
* Supply Cos., dress
ing tools 25 53
1521—Bessemer L!m*-stone
Cos.. Mocks 531 25
1622 —Bosi h Magneto Works,
covers D 00
1523 Buxton MaCchine
Works, repairs 25 87
1524 J. Cal veld's irons, snnd.
stone and cement. 59 44
1525 J. Calvert’s Sons, sand
and stone 943
7 526—Cliidsev Towel Supply
Cos., towel supplv.. 50
1527—Carlyle Paving Brick
Cos., pavers 2,217 41
I*2B—Central Oil A Gasoline
Station, gasoline ... 17 GO
1529 Continental .Archer Cos.
wheels 7 00
1530 Thos. E. Currie, pav
ing Intersection 860 01
1531 Thos. E. Currie, pav
ing Intel section . . 839 15
1632—Heckman - Duty Brick
Cos., block 629 49
1533 Detroit Graphite Cos.,
P«lnt 34 09
1534 The Detroit Times Cos..
advertising 82 12
1533—11. H. Dickinson Cos.,
cement 42 00
1536 Thornton crush
ed stone 617 73
1537 Thornton Dixon, crush
ed stone 232 83
1538 Dunbar Stone Cos.,
crushed stone 169 20
7 539—Dunbar Stone Cos.,
crushed stone 162 45
1540 H. p. Edwards & Uo.,
supplies 13 47
1541 Farrand, Williams JI
Clark, boxes 3 jf
1542 Fletcher Hardware Cos.
hardware 30 op
1643 — Frank H. Floyd, 0i1... x 00
1644 N. M. Forma/, cement
intersection 97 03
1 545—Frank P. Futchick*__—
sweeping 12a go
1546 —General Motors Truck
Cos., repairs 1.130 00
1547 B. F. Goodrich Cos..
aupplies 38 29
1548 B. F. Goodrich Cos,
ceses 57 00
1549 Golden. Rciknap *
Swartz Cos., repairs . 33 19
1550 Golden. Belknap A
Swartz Cos., repairs.. HO 66
1531—Goodyear Tire A- Rub
ber Cos., tubes f, gi)
lE62—Samuel Graham, mate
rial and labor 169 15
1553—Gregg Hardware Com
pany, harifwarc .... 6 7/
1 554—Gregg Hardware Com
pany, rods 28 83
1555—A. Harvey's Sons Mfg.
Cos.. Ltd., repairs.... 1 71
ITs6—lleyn's Bazaar Com -
pany, plugs 4 68
1557—Huron Radiator Com
pany, repairs 2 10
1568—Indian Refining Cos.,
o*l 4 Si
1559 — J. D. Kennedy A Cos.,
cartage on granite.. 28 00!
1560 Max C. Koch, treas
urer, asphalt 4 €’. I
1361—**. 11. Little Coinpanv,
.’. 131 151
1 .>*»2——O. 11. Little Company.
lime . . 10 76
1 562—A. W. McGookin. re
pairs 50
1564 Malcomson - Houghton
Company, sand 1.14 88
1565 Male* tnson - Houghton
Company, sand 202
1566 Ml'higan Builders'
Supply Fo., cement 1.1x.3 2')
1567 Michigan Central Ry.
Cos., freight 43 35
1568 John A. M**rcier, pav
ing intersection .... lAB7 74 1
1569 Michigan State Tele
phone Cos., rent 13 42'
157"—Mounter Auto Supply
Cos., aupplies
1571 Municipal Eng. A Con
tracting Fo., mfxers. 2,166 « .
1572 John Naylon Compuny,
supplies 9 5k ,
1572—Uti.s Cement Cons. •' u ,
paving intersection . 149 29 1
1574--Or leans Cos. (juarry
Cos., curb 131 26 !
7575—Orleans Cos. Quarry
Cos., curl 323 25
1576—Charles Plechle, ce
ment Intersection 8 28
1 577 —Sam Pltville. dressing
157 B—Kerch Burst h A- Hon,
paving Intersection.. 66 61
1579 — Ford I’orath & Hon,
pavm Intersection.. 3.027 02,
1580— JnlltiF porath, paving
intersection 1,137 411
1581— Julius Porath, paving
intersection , 688 67
1582 RpeHm A Davison, sup
plies .... 20 99 ,
l’X3 Russell Wheel ft Foun
dry Fo., casting#... . 2* *7 S
!68t—SchroadQ)' r*.ilri( A
• Hass Cos paint et- 1 13'
h.IL»W. *' 1 Sh-jl:rv**c ht.
sweeping . . 96
1386—Senrelillffhl Oar 10
refill 1 o«
lcß7—Standard O'l f w . mo
tor spirits 4 41'
158*—Stc;n« r A Otto, «m»nt
Interaction . f. 4i
1589 —4>10< ki r A Allman, aup-
PHa*- 17 6 20
1590 -Sun Company, oil and
Sollnu 88 4?
1691 —Hun C* mpenv. 0i1.... 6 8»
lifif- Run Fninpan> 4/11 and
gasoline 190 57
1663 —Xin Uonpnqy, oil and
gS'oiin© . 3i>
1694- rm, •"bmpariy, «,il .... 4 mi
761 .".in • nn>pany, all ci 19s
IR96—Hun flon.pan/. 01! and «
gasoline ........ .Z |BO |1
1697—S?iner ioj Hand A Urav .
•and 2odr( sami 311 6t
15*1—Superior Heal A Stamp
Cos., stencil 2 00
f ;
1u 9 * Sup, ini' Hmd .8 Grav
el • sand ’-38
16""—Sup* nor Sand A- Gr*\-
«-i san«i - 8
j 16"| *’. Ullinuun, icpairi* 6D
'•*o2 U. S. fTouil I'm r> lui
Fo„ ido> k •• • 9.112 (it*
J 1 uoj—l’. h. Wood Preserving
Cos., blink 2,011 9.
16**4—Vesta Accumulator Cos .
recharge , ’ , l
16*k7—Wubash K. U., freight 66
1606—-Western Union Tel«-
gruph Cos telegram* 69
THREE—CONTROLLER
160.- White Mar Refining
Cos., /reuse . 3 9 2
16'it—\\ is< niisiu Grunlte. Cos.,
granlt© block 1.735 11]
IC')9 W \ nnuottc Portland
Cvinclit Cos., cement. . 5.951 94 J
9 12.6**9 1’ i
GENERAL FUND.
. 3*s—Archer A latnyon. relit J 40 J" j
714*:—Beecher, Peek a Lewie,
twin* 1 >*6
247 The Hlont* Bros. *'o.,
merchandise ‘-'5
?• *6 —Detroit Ambulance Cos.,
ambulance s*rvlce... 4 90 j
349 Detroit Saturday Night,
subscription - "
Jso—Detroit Times Cos, ad
vertising * T'l 3P ,
.151—Fr< and > Drake, book . ... i 6o
’s2—Evening News AbSot ia
tlon. advertising .... H 7 10
’53—A Ft liman, M. D, ser
vices »1 no
J xireonchitle «>ll Ft>, g is
oline 8 65 I
55 .Michigan Drug Cos.
drugs ....... 1 S l ' |
i 356 Morton Stencil Fo.,
bruss nlato I 581
~‘,7 «Mfs services.... 2 oJ 1
’SB—T. B ltu> 1 Fo., su|i|>lb s 22 6J '
.59 -Wtllt.ms ,v Hougiiton.
printing 35" I
) $ 365 19
MARKET FUND.
! 2*3 —Win. J Murt»hy, repairs. 8 199 6A
2 4—ixtlward Wig vie, hay... ?» ‘9
'25 —Edward Wiggle, liav,.. . 2 2’7»
9 206 99
PARK A BOULEVARD FUND,
i 142! American Farrlage A
1 n agon Works, re
pairs $ 14 45
1 422—\\ II .Anderson Tt>ol
* Suppl) Cos., hard
ware 4 33
1 423—W. H. Anderson Tool
A Supply Cos., tools.. 13 s')
142’4—Arctic lee Cream Fo.,
supplies 20 35
1425 Banner Launder. Cos,
laundry 69 25
1426 Beecher. Peck A-
Lewis, supplies 16 55
1 427 —But kstanz Bros., sup
plies 1 13
1426—Boyer, Campbell Fo..
tools 3 21
1439—Tlie Bristol Cos., charts 3 70
1430 11. W. Bisoh, Sec'y,
petty cash 36 40
1431 J. Calvert s Sons, coal. 5a L'
| 1432—J. Calvert’s Hons, ce
ment 38 0j
1433 J Falvi rt’s Hons, stone 5.14 04
1434 — Commercial Milling
Cos., supplies I<l 78
1435 — Commercial Milling
Cos., supplies 72 50
1 ■""*—Crane Cos., supplies ...
1437 Detroit Creamery Cos.,
supplies 416 51
1438 Detroit Creamer* Cos..
milk and cream 49 19
( 143S—Detroit Emery Wheel
Cos., emery wheel*... 2 84
‘l4 40—The Detroit Times, ad
vertising 3 •) t
1 441 —Henry A. Dreer. bulb*. 3" Ot)
1142—Ford Motor Car Cos.
repair parts 4 16
1443—E. B. Gallagher, sun
dries 322 55
! 1 444—8. F. Goodrich Cos,
j _ tires . i« fj
1445—8. F. Goodrich Cos..
, .. „ tires 16 50
1 446 —B. F. Goodrich Cos..
. - tires 42 85
14 4. —Greenslade OH Cos., oil 15 on
14 48—Hall Brazing Works,
brush crank case... 3 54)
14 49—H. W. Harding Lum
ber Cos., lumber 6 60
1430—a. Harvey's Hons Mfg.
Cos., plumbers' sup
. piles 6 57
1451—A. Harvey's Sons Mfg:.
Cos., Kiobe vahTi. . . 4 92
tl4s'J—Dr. E. T. Hewson, ined.
service 5 00
1453 lioughton - Jacobson
Printing Cos., print
s . ing 4 20
1454 Keller Printing Cos,
spec, checks 21 0J
1455 Max C. Koch, City
Treas., supplies 2 28
1456 Max C. Koch. City
Treas., supplies....' ] 34
1457 — J. W. Koch, carbonic
gas 3 ns‘
1458 C. IN’. Koteher, lumber 44" 78
145*—Wm K. Metzger Cos,
supplies 4 50
1460—Michigan Drug Cos.
sundries 18 65
,1461 —Michigan Portland Ce
ment Paving Cos.,
gravel (jj ji;
J 146 State Tele
phone Cos., service... 77 50
. 1468—Monnieh Auto Supply
supplies j j*
1464—-National Beverage Cos..
supplies 15 40
1466—National Biscuit Fo .
supplies 67 15
1466 National Soap c ( ». t sup
plies 43 17
1467 — Northwest Cigar Mfg.
Cos., tobacco stems... 2 49
1468 — Pennsylvania Choco
late Cos., supplies.... * 1.1
1469 B G. Pratt Cos., scale
cide 125 on
1410 —The T. B. Rayl Cos..
hardware and 07
1471—The T. B. Rayl Cos,
hardware 5 »
I*72—F. P. Reynolds A Fo,
supplies 2 60
1473—F. Ruhl. supplies lx 52
1 474 —Hchroeder Bros.. Hdw.
Cos., hardware 18 31
1475—Snell Creamery Cos.,
milk and cream V. 4 1 76
I 476—Afnndurt Bros., Ltd..
hardware 7 31
1477 Standard Bros., Ltd.,
hardware 4 oO
1478 Standard OH Fo . 0i1... 12 7.
j 1479 —JJuckert. Loose Leaf.
Cover Cos., stationery 15 34
11180 —Suekert Loose Leaf
Cover Cos., record *
book R 50
I*Bl—Tuepke - Zept. Paint
Cos., sundries . 4'j 25
1482—Tiepke - Zepft. Pslnt
Cos., supplies 2 70
1 til—Van Dyke Baicerv,
bread 37 *.)'
1* S 4 —Weller Coat S*upply,
supplies | 7n
1485—Edward Wiggle, feed.. 39"
t 2,902 03
PERMIT FUND.
s—Detroit United Ry., flck
«*Js f 15 00
POLICE FUND.
G?t—Banner Laundering Cos.,
laundry work 8 42 05
625 Central Paint A- Glass
Cos., paint* and oils,. 108 28,
626 F. A. Chupper Iron A-
Wirc Works, aupplies 5 or.
627 George C. C) one, M f>,
X-rny examinations. 15 00 i
628 J H. Cline Tollsh Cos..
polish 19 50 1
62*—Colt’s Patent Fir.* Armr
Cos., supplies r,2 on
610—Hilliard C. Cnulton. rent 10 01 ,
631—Detroit United Rail
way, tickets 300 00 i
6.l2—Sam Dressel, repairing I
roof 157 01
G*3 —Farrand, Williams A
Clark, supplies 9 63
634 —General Motors Truck
Cos., supplies 1 10
«t5—H. M. Ilobard A. Son,
hay 3.»3 76
636 — Robert Hutton A Cos..
signs 11 08
637 A. T. Ktiowlson Com
pany, supplies 41 23
638 A. T. Knowlson Com
pany. supplb s 45 17
62>— Lesar Trunsky A Cos..
supplies 35 33
640 LlcM. nberg A Son,
straw 529 54
641 McKaughton - McKay
Electric Cos., supplies 11 57'
642 — Charles Manzelnmn.
lifooms 50 2.? !
64 J—Monroe Baking Cos.,
meals . . 11 20
614 Murphy Power Cos..
heat . . 73 61
64 s—Park A McKay, supplies 22 ’>«
6> 16—Peninsular Stove Cos.,
r supplies 91
tshurg Plate Glass
Cos., glass .... 9 11 I
A. Posselius A < Cos.
mirror 1 ... 1 2 •■•>
19—Rhs« tnan. It. K.. fees . 7.* 0"
660—Chaa P. Rohlman,
horsesiioeing 2" r«o
Oil —Hhrneder Bros. Hard
ware Cos., supplies... .
6®2—Mchroeder Paint A Glass •
Cos., supplies 115 21
638—1 V. J. Bf*tnour, M. D,
Hi’ivll't'* ic t*o
6M--Tu** Suckert I.»»<►#«• L«-uf
I'uior Cos.. supplies. *»5
1 655 Tuttle «x- Clark, gloves. 3. »*
656 I'bitttl Htate© Tire Cos.,
tlr«* 105
657 United StiiliH Tire Cos.
soap stone 8 89
658 —Walker At Company, let
w tertng tluom 5 0J i
tVnlon Tele
graph Cos.. telegrunu* 26 30
060—Cha». S. Wlrlck. gloves 15 tIJ
$ 2.440 7«
I*oo It COMMISSION FUND.
206 Boulevard Sanlturluni.
rare of wick I 357 7* ,
1 .*«'7j Floi em f Crtttendi n
Homo, car© of akok... 55 o*
2ftS—-Grace Hospital, cure of
alck 820 s’.
I »i*ji—Ft o«l llooft, provisions. 8 ft"
210 -The .1 FC llartz Ci»..
trust- 1 00
211—K G. Martin. M. D.
stor\ ii'i-i 36 00
21.* —K. il. Mt’artln, M l>.,
Mt rvices 02 oo
12 -Churlee Myers, salary.. 25 00
i . Owen A ( ’ompan). table ■
215—1. 1. Polozker, M D.
intubation 10 oo 1
I :. 16—Protestant orphan
Asyliini, shoet*. etc.. 13 SI
217 —F? < v idi-nce Hospital,
cure of eh k 613 51 |
tlN—St Mary’s Hospital,
care of sick 2,008 17
? 1 o—Solvnj. General lospi
tnl. ear? ot sick 13 71
s4llll
PUBLIC BUILDING FUND.
334 I Detroit Tillies Cos., ad
vertising . . . . i 5 06
125—J. t’. Goss Cos., Juki
down awnings IS 50
136 Public Lighting Com
mission. installing
lamps 12 8S
137 National *>onp Cos., soap. 2 9s
13n—National Soap Cos, soap
♦tc . .. 31 7 i
12‘J- —Vinton Cos., repairs 2ft9 74'
14"—iienrv C. Weber A Cos.
hardware 8 33 |
$ 219 20 |
PUBLIC BKWKK FUND.
292 —H Chambers, lateral
sewer uss. refund . $ .12 Bft'
‘ 21*3 — Joint S. AfTeLl, cement.. 210 "0
294- —John S AfTeld, sewer... 3,o»>i 4"
; 2'*6 ; —Kenneth Anderson Cos,
sttiiplies *i 22
| 296—Hoi’kstans Cos., supplies. 12 9#
| 297—Carpenter & Anderson.
Si-Wer 4.488 00
| 298—Detroit Sand w Gravel
Cos., crock 194 30
1 299—Detroit Sand Gravel
Cos., croif.i 413 IS
j 800—Detroit Sand & Gravel
Cos., crock 570 13
j 201—Detroit Sand & Gravel
Cos., crock 460 #3
j ,;02—Detroit Times Cos., ad
vertising « 38 96
,303—Detroit United Rv..
I ticket* 30 09
304—George Harris. horse
bon ril 25 00
i 3ft6--Gci>rgc Jaynes, sewer.. 8,7'5 20
306 —Michigan State Tele
* phone Cos., rent 3 25
207 National Soap Cos., soap. 10 3*J
308— The T. 11. Itayl Cos., mail
Ihi\ 50
309 Julius Kocske, board of
horse 25 00
210—-Stocker A Allman, sup
plies, etc 47 48
311 Henrv C Weber & Cos.
padlocks 2 9 1
(1M44 18
PUBLIC lir.ALTII FUND.
441—Armour a.- Cos, soap... t 35 "•
4 12 —American Express Cos.
charges 85
443 Banner Laundering Cos.,
services 7 73
444 Bockstans Bros., sup
. Piles • 16 30
1445 —Bockstanz Bros, sup
plies 30 SI
446 Charles C. Brewe, lan
tern glides 11 15
447 Herman H. Breu, gro
ceries .. 22 51
448 Herman H. Bren, gro
ceries 98 73
449 Herman 11. Breu groc
eries 176 17
450 Herman H. Breu, groc
eries 102 is
451 Herman ii Breu. groc
eries 11814
452 Calvert Lithn. Company,
printing 10 00
453 A. P. Collnrd, repair
ing 176 14
431—A. I*. Col lard, repnlr
-455—-V. P. Collat'd, plumb
ing i7i ns
436—The Harry J. Dean Cos. 5 01
4 57 DePree Chemical Cos.
fumigat) rs 338 63
458 Detroit !>>ad l'ip.* Wks,
supplies 15 96
4 69—Detroft United Rv„
tickets . . 20 Oft
460 C. 11. Elston. signs 8 So
4 61—General Grocer 00.,
groceries . 356 66
462 General Grocer Cos.,
groceries 333 23
463 Grcmel A- Miller, stor
age, etc 26 78
461 J F. Hartz C<*mpany,
supplies 1165
4 65—Howie Hoofing Cos., re
pairing 23 S«
466 Max C. Koch, Assignee,
s« rvices 7 Oft
467 L. 11. King & Cos., crock
ery 22 08
468 Mix C. Koch, City
Treas., removing rub
bish 3 73
469 E. Krchl. disburse
ments 16 5t
4 7ft—Frank O. I-add, grading so oo
171—H. Lange A Cos., groc
eries 60 49
472—1f. 1-inge A Cos. groc
, erlvs 177 15
♦ 73—Jolm F, McKinley, dis
bursement 60
174—Andrew McPherson, dis
bursements _ 15 15
475 Muncey Cartage Cos.,
teaming 43 54
176 —Pittman Ac bean Cos,
ice 97 08
477—R, 1.. Polk A Cos., direc
tories 44 06
4 78 —The T. B. lluyl Cos., sup
plies 96 87
4.9—Scott Paper Cos., supplies 17 49
18ft—L. C. Smith Bros. Type
writer Cos., typewriter 36 sft
461—John D Templeton Cos ,
repairing 31 16
482—1) O Wiley & Cos., sup
plies 559 5J
4 83—Charles E. Wlsner, blue
prints 4 39
181—Charles Wrench, tubes. s 75
$ 3 777
PUBLIC l.ll’ltAßV FUND' " **
2 45—Charle© Amos Ar Com
pany, Field Ave.
building $ 27 50
1 3 46—Anderson Tool A.- Supply
Cos. repairs 8 to
34 7—W. E. i hill man. lumber. 39 3-*
518 —Banner Laundering Cos.,
towel supply . 8 25
'349—John Hornnmn A Son.
printing 150 TO
•'so—Bohemian Pub. A 4mpt.
Cos., books 9 <y>
1 351 —Satnuel Buckley ' Cos.,
supsei Iptlnu 6 25
•352—lajren W. Bn re If. rent. 100 00
353—Carnegie Library of
Pittsburg, books .... 24 i5
I 354—Chivers Book Binding
Cos., books 4j g<;
355—(’rook Electric Com
pany, electric repairs 32 07
256—Corrlck Bros., services. 23 «3
, 357—Detroit City Oa© Cos..
Kft* 24 08
25^ —Detroit Office Machinery
Headquarters, writer
press repairs 3 gj
359 Detroit Cornice A Slate
Cos., services 37 6.»
360 Durable Kilthon A Car
bon Cos. supplies .... ,16*
261—Ed son. Moore A Cos.,
bindery supplies .... 4 1*
362—Gaylord Bros., supplies. 5 ly
36.3—C. S. Hammond A Cos.,
books .3* ftft
364—Hudson A Symington.
furniture, Br. I 3f, 28
.365—Hunn llithhe?- Stamp
Works, supplies % ou
266—MeGraw A Hfll Book
Cos., hooks 22 3*
367—McCauley Bros., books. 978 38 !
?48—Henry Nagle, drinking
fountain 29 oft
269—Neweomb-Kndloott Cos.,
linoleum 71 *1 1
27ft—Geo. A. Ogle A Cos.,
book 2ft ftO ,
471—Penhlngton - McKee
<;b . storing awning" 4*6)
7 72—Pittsburg Plate Glass
• Cos , window
373 — Raymond A Itaimind.
Inttid . 15 Oft
374 George J. itelndel A
Cos., furniture . 68 ft.)
HI —J. V. Sheehan Cos., hook* VU f.B
276—J. T. Sint lair, coal 610 24
2 77- G, E. Stechert A Cos..
books 35ft li
7 78—Adam Str .itm, sundries '»• 5.
3.9—Ernst Tlile.ie, exti.is.
Gray Bldg • 44 »o
:ISU—Demy C. Weber Ar Cos.
supt>lies . 7 03
281—-Donald Millet Cos. work
at Ur. 4 420 50
! ; 82 —Mutual Sub. Agency,
subscriptions 2,055 80
285 LinUow-Leiblus Cos., fur
niture 1 111 9U
| 7,046 H
PUBLIC LIGHTING Ft ND.
610—Auto l‘urts Mfg. Cos.,
lamps 9 3 80
,611—Detroit Screw Works,
i screws 39 37
612 Evens Ac Howard Fire
Brick Cos., license.... Bft 00
613 Gleason Tlebout Glass
Cos., globes 1,086 95
614 G r and Tru 11 k It y.,
freight 319 92
615 Max C. Koch. City
Treus., inspection.... 4<>6 47
616 J. K McCoy Company,
sign 8 oft
617 — Pittsburg High Voltage
Ins. Cos., insulators. w 49 87
618 — Ferd. Porath At Son.
conduit construction.. 7,467 2ft
619 •'Power," subscription. . 2 Oft
62ft F if Mistersky, ex
pense 3 4 0J
,621 ltestrick Lumber Com
pany, lumber 63 80
622 — Safety Insulated Wire Al
calde Cos. wire HH7 90
623 Western Electric Com
pany. cross arms 517 98 1
624 Wickes Boiler Cos.,
boiler repairs 183 9J j
625 Wlckes Rollei* Cos., esti
mate on contract 7t>4 s*»
$ 11>05 21
D P. W CASH ACCOUNT FUND.
54 Mav C. Knell, Citv
Trea* . Debate on pel -
nuts $ 400 23
55—Max c Kocli, City
Treas., Hebute on per
mits 113 23 1
j 56—Max Koch, City
Treus., Behate on per
mits 14S 63 :
157 —Mux C. Koch, City
Treas.. Rebate on per
mits 186 44
$ 848 53
GRADE SEPARATION FUND.
s—Alice T. McDonnell, dam
ages to property .... f s«>o no
INTEREST FUND.
I 153 —National Bank of Com
merce. coupons paid 8 8."37 sft
REDEMPTION FUND.
I 4 4—C. E. Mcrrirrmn, re
demption of tax 16 5"
'SPECIAL ASSESSMENT SINKING A
INTEREST FUND.
4—Max C. Koch, Treasurer
•Fpee. Assessment Bonds
and interest $68,1 29 Bft
STREET OPENING FUND
26 Mux c. Koch, Treasurer.
City’s portion op. Can
field ave t 3.972 8 1
GKO. ENG El.,
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims
anti Accounts
From the Controller
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen I beg' to report that
Jacob Fishtalce has paid into the city
treasury the sum of s6ft. >0 In the mat
ter of the vacation of pal t of Moffat
I street, east of Fisher awn 'e.
Respectfully submitte 1
GFO. ENGEL.
Conti oiler
Accepted and placed on tile.
From the Controller
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen I beg to r*po.'i that I
have received from the City Treasurer
duly cancelled, lateral sewer, alley an I
' street paving bonds amounting to
f513,189.68.
Respectfully submitted.
Gl >). ENGEL.
»’ontroller.
Accepted atul pla- ed on tile.
From the Controller
To the Honorable the Common i'ydnrll
Gentlemen- I beg to report, that In
response to proposals invlt<v»U for print,
lag the Annual Report oFthlz office, a
IMu uas received trof>» Williams ,v
, Houghton for the, Sum of sl9" per
1 age. I recomm* ml that l be uuthoriz
’ **d to enter in.to a contract with Wil
liams a Houghton for lo- printing of
the Annual Report at tb*s price,
liexpect fully submitted.
GEO ENGEL.
Controller.
Accepted ami recomm* ndation con
curred in as follows;
Yeas—Aid. Allan, Barrett. Behlow
J BUM. Button, Case, Dc Guinn. Dill!
, Dlr gcman. Freiwatd, Goldnc-, Guthard.
Hess, Hlndle. Jnkel, Keating lempki
l.lttlefleld, Liwige, A'nwf, O’Brlsn. Owen,
! I.eid. Rutt*-r. Schctn.msk' . Hchultz
Fk**zyckl. Thompson. Vernoj - , Wane!!,
4t»nzel. Wilson and the Presldint I’rr*
Tern —23.
Na vs—Xone.
From the Mayor
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen—lncident to the effort to
secure proper street railway service
for the new Michigan Central terminal,
ny attention has been ca'led to t.i*
| l ick of service given those who make
I use of the Brush Street Depot. .0-1-
\li e to and from this depi * Is given.
I 1 am Informed, by the Brush Htreet
Rile, only, with approximately a seven
land one-half minute schedule As
your members undoubtedly know, cars
of the Brush street line turn from Jef
| ferson and run northerly on Bates
street. The out-of-town shopper who
j ib «lres to reach our retail district on
; Woodward avenue must transfer at
| Jefferson anil Bates to the Jeff-rson
iuvinue line, and from the latter trnns
j fer to the Woodward av« nue line at
1 the Intersection of Jefferson and
t Woodward avenues. Assuming thin
I the necessary "double transfer” *s giv
en If asked, it may he nssumed 1 iso
tout few travelers know the details of
our local transfer system and the
usual result would he that three fares
arc paid and upon the pasenger Is put
| the hardship of making two changes
of cars I need not point out to you
' that In many instances this hardship
v ould be extreme.
Mv solicitude in the matter is not
wholly* for the person from out-of
town. of course. The resident of ne- :
trolt Is cuually affected and 1 men- I
tlon the situation of the shopper from !
j out-of-town only as an example of 1
what arises as an Incident to the in
adequate service whbh must Impose!
inconvenience on all.
The Brush street line was diverted
to Bates street In an attempt to re
lieve congestion on Woodward avenue
jaml It may not be advisable to reetn e 1
i It. hut It would scent that some plan
could he worked out wherehv the
Hamilton avenue cars which now hiii
t • the foot of Woodward avenue,
j might also serve the Brush street
depot.
| In any* event the situation Is one
worthy* of your serious consideration
and T respectfully ask that you refer!
.the matter to vour proper committee
for investigation atul report.
Respectfully,
oar AH B MARX.
Mayor.
Accepted and referred to Committee
on Public Utilities.
From D«partm«nt of Public Works.
Gentlemen—On account of an error, |
this Department recommends to your 1
Honorable Body to Instruct the City '
Treasurer to accept $21.60 for cemen’ I
: walk on lot No. 76 east Van Court, be- i
tween Milford and Tlremnn avenues,'
an cancel balance Hheet 965.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE 11. FKNKELU
Commissioner.
By Aid. Keating:
Whereas, There was an error In con
structing cement walk on lot 76 .nst
Van Court, between Milford and Tlre
mnn, the City Treasurer is hereby
authorized and Instructed to accept
$21.60 and cancel balance.
Adopted us follows:
Yeas —Aid. Allan. Barnett. Behlow,
rdell, Burt»»r, Cuio, D« Galon, Dill,
Ding* man. Frelwald. Goldncr, Guthard,
Hnx. Hlndle, JakG, Keating, l-empke,
Liltlefbftd, l.'*lg<*. Nowc. O’Brien, Owen,
F.eid. TTutter. 8* hem *ll sky. rieliult*. '
Hkrzyokl Thompson, Vertior, Wartell.
, Wenzel. Wilson njul the President F*ro
1 Tem—33.
Nay*—None.
; From Ospartmsnt of Public Woiits.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
. Gentlemen —I herewith tfan*.»nlt to
your honorable hotly warranty dec.t
from John laiuhrnthnl Sr., and John
laiubenthal Jr., to the e'ly 28 feet of
lots 23 and 24 of Llngeman's sub. of
part of n. I. 7 of De«|uin<lre Farm.
Also warranty deed from Jos.
Hermes and Itosa l(©rpivs to the rVT)
1-2 of lot I. of subdivision of lot
of that portion of Dequindr© Farm Ijr
ing n. of tlratiot Road, being property
Just purchased by Hi© city adjoining
our Eastern Stone Yard ou Wilkins
street and Dequlndr© street, together
wltii abstracts of title in each case
certified by the Corporation Counsel
and also certain affidavits *requlred to
prove title ntid would suggest that
sum© h© turned over to the City Con
troller to l»e placed of rocortl.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. H. FKNKKLL*
Commissioner.
By Aid. Keating:
Resolved, That, The deeds to prop
erly described lu the foregoing com*
munlcutinii. be. and the same are here
by accepted and \hut the Department
of Uuhllc Works Is Instructed to hand
the same to the City Controller to be
placed of record.
From Dopgrtmgnt of Publio Works
To the Honorable the Common Council;
G©n He men—-The Department of Pub
lic Works respectfully reports that the
paving of Hogarth avenue under the
contract confirmed Hi© 26th day of
August, 1913, Is fully cniuidoted from
the w«st curb v lln«* of Wllilemor© ave
nue to the east line of Grand River
avenue.
The pavement Is of cedar on con
crete and has been examined by the
Department of Public Works. un<B
found to lu* in aocortlance with the
| contract and specifications for the
I same.
There Is due the contractors for pav
ing said avenue as follows:
j For intersections, etc $1,007.24
For cost <>f advertising, blanks
and inspector’s sulgry* 24.00
Total amount $1,031.24
Respect fully.
GEO. H. FENK ELL
Commissioner.
Accepted, anil by* unanimous con
sent Ali Ki-man Keating offered Hie fol
lowing: , A
, Whereas, it appears from a com
| tnnnu .itlon from the Department of
Public Works that the paving ita per
| contract continued the 26th day of
I Aug. 1913, on Hogarth avenue from
the w« st curb line of Wlldemere ave
nue to the east line of Grand River
avenue has been fully completed; and
Whereas, Said avetiuo has been ex
amined by the Department of Public
Works, and the paving of said avenue
i lias been found to have been done In
aoeordanee with the contract and
siMX'ltlcatlons for the same; therefore
Resolved, First. That the said pav
ing within the limits above mentioned
be, is hereby accepted.
Resolved. Second, That the City Con
troller be, and Is hereby authorised tr.
draw his warrant on the City Treas
urer in payment of the Intersections,
etc., of said avenue to the amount of
$1,007.21. tiie same being the full
amount due the contractors from the
< It>* for paving ©aid intersections, etc.,
land for the sum of $24.00 the same be
ing the cost of advertising, blanks,
ami inspector’s salary.
Resolved, Third. That the City Con
troller be. und l*e Is hereby directed
to prepare ’street paving bunds.’ in n<*
eordancc with the provisions of Secs.
42 and 43 of Chapter 11 of the Charter
I• • r the City* of Detroit, as amended by
ian Act of the legislature approved
June 6th. 19ftl, such bonds to bear In
terest at the rate of four p<r cent,
per annum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas—Aid. Allan. Barnett Rehlovy
rlei!. Burton, sc, De Ga’an, Dill
Dlngemun, Frelwald. Goltlner. Guthard'
H«"»s. Hlndle, Jak©l, Keating. Lep»f*k«*
Littlefield, l.oilge, Nowc. O'Brien., Owen,
Held. Rutter, Schcniansky, Schultr.
Skrzyckl. Thompson. Verjurf. Wart*''.
Wenzel. Wilson iU'd the 't’resident Pro
Tem 33.
Nays None
From Department of Public Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentltmen The Inpaitment of Pul<-
Ili/'M orks respect fully reports that
the paving of Ttfeinan avenue under
the contract confirmed the 26th Uu>
or August, 1913, is fully coinpl'*t> I
from tnc west line of Scotten avenue
to the east curb line of Stanford ave
nue
The pavement is of cedar on con
•r« te and luui been examined by tin
Department of Public Works, and
found to be in accordance with the
contract and specifications for tht
sanic.
! There is due the contractors for pav-
I ing said avenue as follows:
! For intersections, etc $7ft7.83
For cost of advertising, blanks
und Inspcctoi m salary 21. ft"
Total amount $728. ss
Respect/ully,
GEO 11 FENKELL.
(’ommissloner.
Accepted, and liy unanimous consent
Aid '! man Keating offered-the folio
i lug:
V'Keren*. It** appear© from a com
munic.it mn from the Department i»i
Public Works that the paving as pm
contract continued tlu* 26th day ot
] August, 1913. or. Tlretnan avenue from
tiie v , **-st line of Scotten avenue to tin
east curb line of Stanford avenue h.ti
. been fully completed; and
j Whereas, Sabi avenue has been ex
amined by the Department of Public
Works, and the paving of said avenue
,hn© been found to have been done in
'‘accordance tilth the contract and
specifications for the same*, therefore
Resolved, First. That the said paving
within the limits above mentioned be,
and is hereby accepted.
Resolved. Second, That tin* City Con
i trollei to. and is hereby authorized to
■draw his warrant on the City Treas
| urer in payment o i the Intersections.
etc., ot said avenue to the amount of
i $707.88. the same being the full amount
due tin contractors from the city for
paving said intersections, etc., and for
the sum of s.‘l.ftft. the same being the
c*»>t of advertising, id,inks and Inspec
tor •* salary.
Bcsflved, Third. That the City Con
troller he. and he is hereby directed to
, prepare 'street paving bonds,’ In uc-
I ccrdui.eo with the provisions of Secs,
j 12 and 13 of Chapter 11 of the Char-
Iter *f the f’ltv if Detroit, as amended
jbv an Act of tie* Legislature approved
I June 6th. l.lftl. sue|. bonds to bear in
terest at the rate of four per cent per
| annum
I Adopted as follows:
Yeas- Aid. Allan. Barnett. Behlow,
tl’lell. Burton. Case, De Onlnn, Dill.
Ding* man, Frelwald, Goldner, Guthard.
11 ess, Hlndle, Jok'd. Keating lu*mpke.
I. Heflelil, Lodge. N«>wc. O’Brien. Owen.
Field. Rutier, Hchemanaky. Schultz.
Skrzyikl. Thompson, Vernor, Wartell.
Wenzel. Wilson and the President Pro
Tem—33.
Nays—None.
From Department of Public Work*
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen —In reply to a notice
from this office, the following pro
posals were received for paving street.*
and alleys:
Illinois street. Hastings to Rivard
26 ft. wide, with cedar block on con
ciete foundation and Bwrea. Medina or
any other curb stone that may b»
bid upon und ordered:
Anthers*.
F. Poruth A Hon $5,543 6'
J. W. Hanley 5.755 52
T. K. Currie 5,666 #■
Julius Porath 5.778 01
F. Poruth 4k Hon is ts e lowest bid
der. average cost per square yard in
eluding inspection, etc., $2,642.
Grand River avenue, from the old
i Itv line to north line of Quarter btc
tlon 62, 60 ft. wide, less double track,
with brick on concrete foundation and
Berea. Medina or any other curbetono
that may be bid upon and ordered:
4 Med in*
F. Poruth A Hon. .sls 490.83 $16,681 5*
T. K. Currie 18,650.74
Julius Porath .... 14,358.69 15.4*9.39
j. A. Merrier ..* 1* 666.11
Julius Porath Is the lowezt bidder
average cost per square yard includ
ing inspection, etc., (brick to be fur
nished hy the citv). $2,753.
tsliby avenue. Russell to Riopelle
nvenu© 26 ft. wide, with brick on con
crete foundation utul Berea. Medina or
utty other curbstone that may be bid
upon and ordered:
F. Porath A Hon 92,812.p*
1. W. Hanley 2.958.2*
T. E. Currie $.114.87
Julius Porath 2.822.H4
.1. A. Merrier 2,999.92
Julius Pornth is the lowest blddet.
average cost per square ysrd Includ
ing Inspect ion. etc. (brick to be fur
nished by the city), $3,016.
Lansing avenue. Porter to Dig are.
nue, 26 ft. wide, with reinforced con*
rrete pavement and Berea. Medina or
any other curbstone that may be bid
upon and ordered:
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