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From the Clerk To the Honorable the Common Council beg to advise your Honorable Body that I am in receipt of the fol lowing communication from the De troit Federation of Labor Respectfully submitted RICHARD LINDSAY, City Clerk. The following is the communica tion referred to MR PICKARD LINDSAY, Clerk of Common Council. Honorable Sir—We take this op portunity in writing you asking the members of the Honorable City Coun cil if they are aware of the fact that the new public library now un der construction is being erected by non-union labor and also many non residents of this city We also wish to inform you that Unless members of labor organiza tions who are taxpayers and residents of the city of Detroit are not em ployed on same, that we will be but bound to vote against any further appropriations when asked for by the library commission to continue on in the completion of this work. Trusting you will give this matter your immediate attention, as we be lieve it is very important, and that you can straighten this trouble out, you so desire to use your influence to that end. Respectfully yours, DETROIT FEDERATION OF LABOR, CHARLES H. LEWIS, Secretar Accepted and referred to Public Library Commission. To the Honorable the Common Council Gentlemen—I then advise your Honorable Body that the following liquor dealers’ applications and bonds, under Act 21 of the Public Acts of 1999 as amended, have been filed in my office APPLICATIONS 1757——August Brzoskowski, for transfer from $868 Rivard Street to 1208-1205 McDougall avenue. 1768—Samuel Wolfe, wholesale, 289 East Adama avenue 1769——Roy E. Williams, for transfer from 85 Broadway to 11 Broadway. BONDS, 1761—Constante Giovanelli, 776 Riopelle street. 1758—Samuel H. Wolfe, wholesale, 239 Fast Adams avenue. 1754—Domenico Gargaro, 730 Rio pelle Street. 1757—August Brzoskowski, 1203-5 McDougall avenue, espectfully submitted GUY L. INGALLA, Deputy City Clerk Referred to Committee on Liquor Regulation Consent being granted,the follow ing was offered out of order by Ald Schemansky and Wartell: AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 5 of Chapter 181 of the Compiled Or dinances of the City of Detroit for the year 1912, IT 18 HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DE TRO From the Clerk Section 1. That Section 5 of Chapter 181 of the Complied Or dinances of the City of Detroiit for the year 1912, be, and the same in hereby amended to read as follows Section 6 No saloon where spirituous, intoxicating or matt e silquora are sold as a aro’ shall be hereafter established and maintained within the territory within the City of Detroit des cribed as follows: “All that por tion of the city bounded on the west by the center line of Hast ings Street; on the east by the center line of Russell Street; on the north by a line 120 feet dis tant north of and parallel with the northerly line of Ferry ave nue, and s ou the south by a line 140 feet distant south of and par allel with the southerly line of Hancock avenue,” excepting, how ever, the following described piece or parcel of land: Lots 23 and 24 of W. HL Filies’ subdivision of the southerly part of out lot and lots 8 , 19, 11, 12, 18, 14 and 15 of the subdivision of out lot 7, Mullett farm, said premises being known as 976 Rivard street Sec 2 Thief ordinance shall Z_ take immediate effect. Read twice by title, ordered print ed, and consent being granted. ferred to Committee on Liquor Regu lation,
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Detroit Times
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Wed, Sep 15, 1915
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