COMMlOIN COXJNJCIL—May 19, 101:^, SH

Council Chamber, 19i;J, Ann Arbor, property. Referred to Sidewalk Michigan, May 19th, 1913. Regular committee. session. Of Mrs. Barbara Oesterlin et al..

Meeting called to order toy the asking to be re-im'bursed for curbing President. Present, Aid. Schultz, on West Huron st., received. Moved Fiegel, Hanselmann, A. Lutz, Proch- by Aid. Groves that petition be now, Pipp, Sherk, Rash, Groves, placed on file. Adopted, G. Lutz, Sink. Pres. Schmid, 12. Ab- Enter Aid. Koernke. sent, Aid. Koernke, Flynn and Hub- Committee Reports. toard, 3. Minutes of previous meet- FINANCE REPORT ings approved. Fire Vund.

Committee, as per resolution of the Chas. J. Andrews, salary $ 41.«a council May oth, 1913, to act with a Eugene Wi'Uams. salary 38.50 •committee from the Civic association ' <'n. ilorlzle. sulnry Hs.r,\' a n d r e p o r t b a c k to t h e c o u n c i l on Ralph Edwards , sa lary 38.50 t h e a d v i s a b i l i t y of p l a c i n g t h e c i t y Henry McLaren, sa lary 3G.50 u n d e r t h e c o m m i s s i o n f o r m of g o v - ^^'^'^\ J^ l ly . sa lary 1*1*-;*!,' e r n m e n t . a p p o i n t e d b y t h e p r e s i d e n t f ^ ^ ' ^ r ^ ^ ' S ^ ^ ^ J ^ ^ ^ ; .V. ; .V.V; .V;; . ^% a s f o l l o w s : A i d G r o v e s S i n k , j ^ ^ ^ Wi t t l inger . sa la ry 35.00 S h e r k , P i p p , H a n s e l m a n n . S c h u l t z Harley Wise, sa lary 35.00 a n d K o e r n k e . Mart in Noli,' sa lary 35.00

C o m m u n i c a t i o n s . <ieo. Isbel. sa lary 35.00 F r o m B o a r d of P u b l i c W o r k s — ^^f" Hemlnger . sa la ry 35.00

T o t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l : G e n - j^unes Smitl'^^ 35:00 t l e m e n — C o m p l y i n g w i t h t h e c h a r t e r F r a n k Markey, sa lary 35.00 of t h e c i t y r e l a t i v e t o s p r i n k l i n g d i s - Thonias Shanip, snhiry :r..O(l t r i c t s , t h e b o a r d of p u b l i c w o r k s r e - Clyde Carpenter , sa lary 30.00 s p e c t f u U y r e p o r t t h a t t h e y h a v e e n - Chas. Carroll , sa lar ) 23.00 t e r e d i n t o c o n t r a c t w i t h J o h n J- F rank Kapp , salary 23.00 G u t e k u n s t to s p r i n k l e d i s t r i c t s N o . • " 1 1 , 12 a n d 13, a s e s t a b l i s h e d b y Total sa 'nr ies for 1-2 month of y o u r h o n o r a b l e b o d y . T h i s ' b o a r d ' '*-^ ; ^oji . io a l s o r e p o r t t h a t t h e y h a v e a p p r o v e d , , „ Police Fund , _ t h e b o n d a n d c o n t r a c t a s p r e s e n t e d ;[',,"^ [; w " / sainrV 1111 by s a i d J o h n J . G u t e k u n s t , s h o w i n g xbos . O 'Br ien , ' s a l a ry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40.00 b o n d f o r $1 ,500 .00 . a n d c o n t r a c t Wm. J . Aprill', sa la ry ...'.'*.'..'.'.".'.'.''.' 35.00 p r i c e a s f o l l o w s : D i s t . N o . 1 1 , Gustavo Meyer, sa lary 35.00 $ 1 , 3 9 6 . 0 0 ; D i s t . N o . 12, $ 6 8 2 . 0 0 ; D i s t . Wm. Blackburn , sa lary 35.00 N o . 13, $688 .12 . T i m e , M a y 1 5 t h Kex Eurnet t , sa lary 35.00 t o O c t o b e r 1 5 t h , 1 9 1 3 . i-dw. Kuhn, salary 85.0(1

R O S S G R A N G E R , C l e r k of B o a r d . K<^iil.eii Arndn-ustor. salary n.Vtw R e c e i v e d a n d o r d e r e d on file. C o m m u n i c a t i o n f r o m W a r r e n P . , / ' ' " ' • ' ' salar ies for 1-2 month of

L o m b a r d , c a l l i n g a t t e n t i o n t o t h e ^^'"^^ .V.tl.<»*> c o n d i t i o n of O x f o r d r o a d , r e c e i v e d , , ., . , Cont ingent F u n d . a n d r e f e r r e d to t h e S t r e e t c o m m i t - ^ i ^ ^ V ' ^ h l e r r ' ^ ^ J v i e e s ' o u d i U n , ' ! ] : : ' ?^ : !S t^^ ' V 1 >avis A: Ohlinffer. ])r inting 2.25

F r o m t h e B o a r d of F i r e C o m m i s - 'I'l^. Mayer-Schairer Co., p r i n t i n g . . . 12.25 S i o n e r s — (Jeorao Denj^ler, b inding 18.00

M o v e d b v Mr . A p f e l , t h a t w e MoOmher & Miner, insurance 22.50 r e c o m m e n d ' t o t h e c o u n c i l t h a t t h i s <''»"«• Hiit<-Ii. suppl ier , etc 20.40 b o a r d b e a u t h o r i z e d t o p u r c h a s e 500 ^- *'• l<i<-*liert. ana lyses •• '*'•'''

f e e t of 2 1-2 i n c h P a r a g o n fire h o s e Total suppl ies etc $227 15 f o r t h e c i t y a t $1.10 p e r foo t . A d o p t e d Coutinffont fund, inciudin'ft'*salary*.^257!l5 b y t h e b o a r d . A c t i o n of t h e C o u n c i l ; P a r k F u n d . Afoved b y A i d . G e o . L u t z , t h a t t h e (^ijri.^. Bauer, labor .' $0.89 m a t t e r of h o s e f o r F i r e d e p a r t m e n t Geo. Collins, team :^9.8S b e r e f e r r e d t o t h e F i r e c o m m i t t e e . Kdw. I luddy . labor and horse 17.05 A d o p t e d ^*'*'' J ackson . labor COO

E n t e r * A i d F l y n n . J;- Latson, labor 21.77 „ „ . . . . „ r.. F. Miirkev, labor l.^.U

rif xj c? ^ * n /-. 1 • J . W. O'Brien, labor 25.00 Of H o o v e r S t e e l B a l l Co. a s k i n g w . .7. Uandel, labor 25.00

c i t y to c o n s t r u c t a s i d e w a l k on P h i l i p Wal te r Tiibl>s. team 17.00 St.. f r o m S. F o u r t h a v . t o c o m p a n y Van .AttM r.ros., tonni. (i.Oo

COM.MOX C O U N C I L — M a y ly, 1!)] o O

,T!m L e w i s K. G. LhioU . . . . E d . L i t t l e G. J . Mack Alcir te Ma it re . . . N iok Maj ios . . . , P e t e Mai ios J o e Mntsi.iia . . . E d . Mett-alf J o e M i c h a e l s . . . . J o l i n Mi l an ( J t o i ' s e Mi ley . . . A n d r e w M u k r o n P e t e Nick W . J . O s b o r n e . P i l l P a i a s -John Pai)a.s

1.00

X i c k P a s s a s T. P e m b e r t o n . . . . A n y . I l e d i e s Cl ias . Pieick Geo . Kober t . s .Tolm Ko i i i a ro A n d r e w H o o t S a m . I t u b i n o Sa i ido K u b i n o Mike l i y a n J o h n S a v a . E d . 8 a x e Geo . S c h l e m n i e r . . A. G. Sch i i eebe r j i e r E d . S c h r o d e r P r a n k Sena j io l i s . . E n d S e r r o A r c h i e Si y l e r . . . . S a m . S i n i r i n o P e t e S k e i l a s M n c h . S o l d a t i s Aflam StoH J o h n T h o m a s . , . . . T . TorTiev E r ( d E h i c h J o e Ve lso Gn<. V e w r a s E d . W a i r n e r J o s . W a l l a c k e r . . , (Miris. Wab^ Mike W e u l n i a i i n . . \Vm. W i l d e (""oo. "Winner <;i 'as. Vo i iP i rbano r .loo Vo i ' i ' i r ba in ' r . . C'^o. 7'-ii le \Vm. Zel i s H e r m a n Znlz

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8.50

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1.S.25

10.00 20.25

6.75

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11.25 14.SO 27.00 24.00 24.00

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40.50

22.50 0.00

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1.88

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(;.75 22.50

0.75 0.00

24.00 S.S8

27.00

27.00 20.25

24.00 27.00

0.75

17.00 2.00

27.00

ii.56

28.25 23.75

1.30

1.88 2.50

34.07

0.11

2.00 20..^0 •Ml

2T.0;i 12.50 27.(Mt 31.03

7.50

43.00

'3.75

18.00 30.IK)

1.00 1.50

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0.75 22.50

0.75 0.00

24.0(t 27.0(t 27.00 10.00 20.00 27.00 20.25 10.8S 24.00 27.00

1.11 0.75 6.75 0.75

27.00 22.80 27.00

.80 11.50

4.00 4.50

27.00 23.75

3.80 6.75

17.00 27.00 27.00 27.00

2.00 34.07

0.75 24.03 24.00 27.00 24.00 24.00 20.00 24.(10 24.00 27.63 12.50 27.(K) 3E03

54.00 52.25 52.0(» 40.50 40.75 52.00 54. (K) 30.00 45.00 54.(Hl 42.5(t 40.50 54.00 30.00

co:^rMox COUNCIL ated, by v i r tue of an ac t of t he legis­l a t u r e authorizing- t he same , and dis­t r i bu t ed a m o n g the pav ing funds of t h e cit5' of Ann Arbo r as fol lows:

Tax a c c o u n t s ( p a v e m e n t s ) — Dist r ic t No. 7 $1,686.83 Distr ic t No. 8 450.00 Dis t r ic t No. 9 100.00 Dis t r ic t No. 10 300.00 Dis t r ic t No. 12 60.00 Dis t r ic t No. 13 40.00 Dis t r ic t No : 14 255.00 Dis t r ic t No. 15 322.00 Distr ic t No. 16 475.00 Dis t r ic t No. 17 80.00 Dis t r ic t No. 18 750.00 Dis t r ic t No. 19 280.00 Dis t r ic t No. 20 45.00 Dis t r ic t No. 21 285.00 Dis t r ic t No. 24 67.50 Dis t r ic t No. 25 106.50 Dis t r ic t No. 26 84.08 Dis t r ic t No. 27 257.03

•May 19, 1913. 37

Tota l $5,673.94 Kesolved, fu r the r , t h a t t h e s u m of

five h u n d r e d for ty-seven a n d 2 9-100 do l la r s ($547.29) be and the s a m e is h e r e b y a p p r o p r i a t e d , by v i r tue of a n ac t of t he l eg i s la tu re a u t h o r i z i n g t h e same , and d i s t r ibu ted a m o n g the sewer funds of t he city of Ann Ar­bor as fol lows:

Tax Accoun t s ( sewer f u n d s ) — Dis t r ic t No. 29 $ 11.25 Dis t r ic t No. 30 75.22 Dis t r ic t No. 31 41.30 Dis t r ic t No. 32 51.25 Dis t r ic t No. 33 20.85 Dis t r ic t No. 34 79.45 Dis t r ic t No. 35 14.60 Dis t r ic t No. 36 19.70 Dis t r ic t No. 37 14.25 Dis t r ic t No. 38 19.50 Distr ic t No. 39 3.40 Dis t r ic t No . ' 40 18.10 Dis t r ic t No. 41 60.3 5 Distr ic t No. 4 2 18.20 Distr ic t No. 43 5.40 Distr ict No. 44 3.05 Dis t r ic t No. 4 5 4.15 Dis t r ic t No. 46 18.30 Dis t r ic t No. 4 7 6.5 5 D i s t r i t t No. 4 8 3 9.25 Dis t r ic t No. 49 . 9.00 Dis t r ic t No. 50 14.17

Tota l $547.29 Resolved, fu r the r , and it a p p e a r ­

ing to th is comiTion counci l t h a t to enab le the city of Ann Arbor , d u r i n g the fiscal year aforesaid , to keep , m a i n t a i n in good condi t ion, o rde r and r e p a i r the severa l br idges, cul­ver ts , s idewalks and c rosswalks , wi th in the cor i )ora te l imits of said

city, a s u m of m o n e y in excess of t he per c e n t u m a u t h o r i z e d to be ra ised u n d e r the a u t h o r i t y of t h e ci ty c h a r t e r is and will be necessary, the re fore ,

Resolved, t h a t by v i r tue of t he a u t h o r i t y g r a n t e d to the c o m m o n counci l by t he g"eneral laws of the s ta te , t he sum of thirty-five t hou ­sand do l la r s ($35,000.00) be and the s a m e is he r eby a p p r o p r i a t e d for t he pu rpose of m a i n t a i n i n g in good or­de r and r e p a i r t h e severa l br idges . cu lver t s , s idewa lks and crosswalks , wi th in t he c o r p o r a t e l imi ts of t he ci ty of Ann Arbor .

Resolved, fu r the r , and it is he r eby o rde red , t h a t t he severa l s u m s of m o n e y aforesa id be and the s a m e a r e he reby levied a n d assessed upon, on and aga in s t t h e t axab le p r o p e r t y of the city of Ann Arbor , Michigan, a n d ordered spread on the tax rolls of t he city for t he year 1913 a n d l 9 1 4 , A. D., for the severa l pu rpose s aforesaid , a n d it is he r eby o rde red t h a t t he sev­era l s u m s be assessed, levied and col lected and paid to t he City T r e a -u r e r for t h e seve ra l funds aforesaid .

Resolved, fu r the r , t h a t t h e city c le rk do certify th i s reso lu t ion and o rde r of a p p r o p r i a t i o n and assess­m e n t to t he city assessor, a n d t h a t when so certified t he city assessor do sp read the said severa l s u m s of money aforesa id on and upon the t ax rolls of the city of Ann Arbor , Michigan, for t he year 1913-1914, and assess t he s a m e aga ins t t h e tax­able p r o p e r t y of t h e city of Ann Ar­bor as t he s a m e h a s been set down in the tax rolls or as the s a m e may be fixed or d e t e r m i n e d by the board of rev iew of the said city aga in s t the respect ive owner s and occupan t s of the said t axab le p rope r ty p u r s u a n t to law.

Resolved, fu r the r , t h a t the forego­ing a p p r o p r i a t i o n s a r e deemed neces­sa ry and tor public i m p r o v e m e n t s .

Rec capitulation. City funds $ 68,000.00 Uncollected City Tax 1.171,57 Citv Hal l bonds and

interesi 6,480.00 Nat iona l Guard A r m o r y

bonds and in te res t . . . . 2.600.00 P a v i n g funds 5,673.94 Sewer funds 547.29 I l r idge, Culver t a n d

Crosswalk 35,000.00

Total $119,472.80 Adopted by following vote: Yes, Aid. Schul tz , Fiegel , I.utz.

H u n s e l m a n n , P r o c h n o w , Koe rnke ,

COMMiON COUN^CIL—May 19, 191 *9

the following' to your ceme-Ald. Koernke: of the sexton be fixed at month, from have had the

Pres. Schmid, 12. Nays, Aid, Fieg:el and Sherk, 2.

Cemetery Committee; To the Honorable, the Common

Council: Gentlemen—At the last meeting of the council resolution was referred tery committee: "By Resolved, that the pay of Fairview cemetery Fortv-five dollars per Jun< 1st. 19i::." We resolution under consideration and respectfully recommend its adoption. Julius. Koernke, Albert Lutx, Com­

mittee. Adopted as follows: Yes, Aid,

Schultz, Fiegel, Hanselmann, Lutz, Prochnow, Koernke. Plpp, Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves, Lutz, Sink and Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Special Committee. Moved by Aid. L,utz: That action

on resolution adopted by the council a t last meeting, relative holding a preferential vote on the water ques­tion, be reconsidered. Adopted by following vote: Yes, Alcl. Schultz, Fiegel. Lutz. Hanselmann, Proehnow, Koernke, Pipp, Flynn. Sherk, Ra.sh, Groves, Geo. Lutz, Sink and Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Moved l:y Aid. Geo. I^utz, that reso­lution be laid on the table indefinite­ly. Adopted by unanimous vote.

Otticers' Report . To the Council: Gentlemen—T

spectfully call your attention to necessity of some repair work to City Hall, and recommend that committee be appointed to investigate the same and report back at earliest convenience.

Ross Gransrer, City Clerk. Moved by Aid. Sink, that recom-

niendation be concurred in, and com­mittee appointed. Adopted, and fol­lowing Aldermen appointed as such committee: Aid. Koernke and Pipp.

City Attorney Dwyer reported that •Mrs. Sella Ransom was entitled to a

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a

re^bate on taxes paid on lot 6, block 2 N.. R. 10 east, in the city.

Moved by Aid. Schultz, that the City Clerk draw warrant for Mrs. Sella Ransom, amount to be determ­ined by the City Assessor.

Adopted by following vote: Yes, Aid. Schultz, Fiegel, A. Lutz, Hansel­mann. Prochnow, Koernke. Pipp. Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves, Geo. Lutz, »Sink and Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Re.solution. By Aid, Schultz. Resolved, that

the city clerk have the Michigan State Telephone Co. transfer phones in use by former city officials to their succe:?sors, and furnish the city with a blanket sheet showing the free phones furnished by the company, and those where charge is made. Resolved, further, that the said com­pany be requested to furnish the city clerk with a blanket bill for all extra phone service each quarter. Adopted.

By Aid. Sherk: Resolved, that a stand pipe be put in on the Fair­grounds for use of the driving club. Referred to the water committee.

By Aid. Groves: Whereas, about one year ago the Board of Public Works declared its intention to and did experiment with various bitumens for surfacing our concrete pavements; now, therefore, Resolved that said board be requested to report to this council the result of these experi­ments, giving name of material used and cost per gallon. Piesolved, fur­ther, that said board make recom­mendations regarding material for the coming season, and to make pur­chase of same upon orders of this council.

Adopted by following vote: Yeas, Aid. Schultz, Fiegel, Hanselmann. A. Lutz, Prochnow, Koernke. Pipp. Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves, G. Lutz. Sink and Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

The council adjourned. ROSS GRANGER. Clerk.

34 COM/MON COUNT'IL ---Uay 19, 19in .

J o h n Zebbs, labor 2.00 Ohio & Mich, Sand & Gravel Co., gravel 23 44

P a r k fund total $179.70 MichiiL^an Central Ra i l road Co.,

Br idge Culvert & Crosswalk F u n d . ' A n I l ' I r b o r •RaVlroadCo.; • i , :eight ' i ! ! I7A7 Peerless Po r t l and Cement Co., _ _ _ _

cement $236.25 Total suppl ies , etc !f340.6S

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LABOR. Geo. Adiinis Sam Adams W'm. Adaui« Tlieo. C. Apfel Piinl Ar ravans I 'ete Bacatas J o h n BoyUe J o h n Brough ClareiK-e Brown . . . <ieo. Brown Andrew Cauj,diey , . N. Charlan Bur l Chivington . . . •\Vm. Clark Pau l Colees Carl Cornell Leo Cornell J o h n DalgHesh . . . . Theo. Darmos XicU Falee Ben. F i l ippi Pau l Fi l ippi Pete Gellig J o s . F . Glesser . . . . Herman Go ken bach AVm. Graf Chris . IlauKehuau Jos . Harvey F r a n k Henderson , Aup:. Hermann . . . Carl Heselschwerdt ( 'has. Hession Mike Hession \Vm. Hofhrein J acob l loerz Alber t Hoffman . . . Dudley Hoffman . . . .Tohn Holka H a r r y H o r r J o h n Jameson Anth. Jeni is F r a n k J e m i s Geo. .Tohnson Sam. Kalmbach . . . Carlo Kardel J o h n Katapoi'S . . . . Geo. Katapol i s .Tolin Ka tapo l i s . . . . Pnul Kntapol is . . . . Mat. Koch V. K o n t i a r o . . . . . . . .Tim Kurnvias Fred K r a u s / AVui. Kiielin '

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l.r»0 24.00 47.78 27.00 20.25 20.25 12.00 4.00

18.75 27.00

6.00 21.00 24.00 27.00 22.-50 27.00 15.75 27.00

4.00 26.00 27.00 27.00 30.00

36 CO:*IMiOX C O U N ^ C I L — : M a y 19. 1 9 1 3 .

W a h e r Schneider W. H. Seeley . . . . A. M. Steffen . . . Claude Young . . . J acob Young

11.50 53.25

43.00 45.00 36.00

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54.00 44.50 54.00 45.00 36.00

Tota l s $185.43 $957.39 $235.84 $1600.34 $2979.00

Re«apitulation. Cont ingent fund .$257.15 F i r e 691.16 Police 291.66 P a r k 179.70 Street , 957.39 Sidewalk 235.84 Br idge , culvert and crosswalk 1,941.02 L a b . Ace. Pav ing Dist . No. 29 185.43

Tota l $4,7.30.35 Ann Arbor, 2uich., May 15, 1913.

To the F inance commit tee of the Com­mon Counci l : Gentlemen:—1 have examin­ed the foregoing accounts aga ins t the ci ty of Ann Arbor, and I hereby certify t ha t they a re correct to the best of my knowledge.

ROSS GRANGER, City Clerk. To the Honorable , the Common Counci l :

Gentlemen—Your Finance commit tee have reviewed the foregoing repor t of the ci ty clerk. W a r r a n t s for salar ies were d r a w n May 16, 1913. We recommend t h a t same be approved and tha t w a r r a n t s be ordered drawn for the foregoing accounts . GEO. T.UTZ, Cha i rman of F inance Com­

mittee. A d o p t e d b y f o l l o w i n g v o t e . Y e s ,

A i d . S c h u l t z , F i e ^ e l , H a n s e l m a n n , 'Lu tz , P r o c h n o w , K o e r n k e , P i p p , F l y n n , S h e r k , R a s h , G r o v e s , I^utz. S i n k , P r e s . S c h m i d , 1 1 .

A i d . G e o r g e L u t z p r e s e n t e d t h e bil l of C. M. T h o m p s o n & S o n f o r 1.000

f e e t of c u r b o n L i b e r t y St., $220 .00 . a n d t h a t of M. G. R i c h m o n d f o r 1,400 f ee t of c u r b on W e s t H u r o n St., $S08 .00 , a n d m o v e d t h a t C i t y C l e r k d r a w w a r r a n t s f o r s a m e on p a v i n g d i s t r i c t s N o s . 28 a n d 2 9, l a b o r a c c o u n t s .

A d o p t e d b y f o l l o w i n g v o t e : Y e s , A i d . S c h u l t z , F i e g e l . H a n s e l m a n n , L u t z , P r o c h n o w , K o e r n k e , P i p p , F l y n n , S h e r k , R a s h , G r o v e s , L u t z , S i n k a n d P r e s . S c h m i d , 14. N a y s , n o n e .

T o t h e C o u n c i l : G e n t l e m e n — Y ' o u r F i n a n c e c o m m i t t e e , a s p e r y o u r i n ­s t r u c t i o n s , a d v e r t i s e d f o r propct?a!iS o n f u r n i s h i n g t h e c i ty a s e a s o n ' s s u p p l y of coa l , w i t h t h e f o l l o w i n g r e s u l t s : 60 t o n s of s t o v e o r e g g c o a l , 35 toms of n u t c o a l , a n d c a r (40 t o n s ) of P o c a h o n t a s l u m p c o a l , to b e d e -I v e r e d a s c a l l e d f o r :

J o h n J . S a u e r $ 8 9 6 . 5 0 ; O s c a r F . R l a e s s . $ 8 4 0 . 2 5 ; E . D. H i s c o c k $ 8 1 1 . -2 5 ; M. S t a e b l e r & S o n $ 8 0 2 . 2 5 .

A s M. S t a e b l e r & S o n a r e t h e l o w e s t b i d d e r s , t h e c o m m i t t e e r e c ­o m m e n d t h a t t h e y b e a w a r d e d t h e c o n t r a c t . G e o r g e L u t z , T h e o P r o c h n o w , A l b e r t

F i e g e l , F i n a n c e C o m m i t t e e . A d o p t e d b y f o l l o w i n g v o t e : Y e s ,

A i d S c h u l t z , F i e g e l , L u t z , H a n s e l ­m a n n . P r o c h n o w , K o e r n k e , P i p p , F l y n n , S h e r k , R a s h , G r o v e s . L u t z , S i n k , P r e s . S c h m i d . N a y s , n o n e .

B u d g e t f o r 1 9 1 3 - 1 4 . By Aid. G. L u t z : Reso lved ,and it is

h e r e b y o rde red , t h a t t he sum of six­ty -e igh t t h o u s a n d dol la rs ($68,-000.00) be and t h e s a m e is he r eby a p p r o p r i a t e d for a n d on a c c o u n t of the severa l funds of t he city of Ann Arbor , for the fiscal yea r 1913 a n d 1914, and t h a t t h e s a m e be an.d is h e r e b y a p p r o p r i a t e d and d i s t r ibu ted to t he severa l r e g u l a r funds as fol­lows: C o n t i n g e n t $ 8,500.00 C e m e t e r y 200.00 F i r e 20,000.00 P o o r 2,1^00.00 Pol ice 8.000.00 W a t e r 10,:^,00.00 P a r k :i,500.00 S . ree t L i g h t i n g ; . 15,200.00

. To ta l $68,000.00 Resolved, fu r the r , t h a t t he sum of

one t h o u s a n d , one h u n d r e d seven ty-one a n d 57-100 do l la r s ($1,171.57) be and the s a m e is he r eby a p p r o p r i ­a ted for t he Cncol lected City Tax fund.

Fiesolved, fu r the r , t h a t t he sum of six t housand , four h u n d r e d and e ighty do l la r s ($6,480.00) l)e and t h e s a m e is he r eby a p p r o p r i a t e d , by vir­tue of an ac t of t he leg is la ture a u ­thor i z ing the s a m e , for t h e pu rpose of pay ing the bonds and in te res t due Augus t 1st, 191:1. for new City Hal l .

Resolved, fu r the r , t h a t t he sum of two t h o u s a n d , six h u n d r e d do l la r s ($2,600.00) be and the s a m e is h e r e ­by a p p r o p r i a t e d , by v i r tue of a n ac t of t he l eg i s la tu re au tho r i z ing the same , for the pu rpose of pay ing the bonds and in te res t due Augus t 1st, 1913, for Na t iona l Gua rd A r m o r y .

Resolved, fu r the r , t h a t the sum of five t h o u s a n d , six h u n d r e d -seventy t h r e e and 94-100 do l l a r s ($5,673.94) be and the . s a m e is herel>y a p p r o p r i -

OOiM':vr)OX COUN-CTL^May 19, 1913.

Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves, Geo. Lutz, Sink, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Ordinance Conunitlee. Aid. Schultz presented the follow­

ing ordinance for its third reading: "An Ordinance to Amend an Or­

dinance Entitled an Ordinance Relative the Management and Control of Fair View Cemetery," paissed January 9th, 1905; approv­ed January 17th, 1905. The Common Council of the City of

Ann Arbor Ordain; Sec. 1. That section 4 of an Or­dinance entitled "An Ordinance

Relative the Management and Con­trol of Fair View Cemetery," passed January 9th. 1905 and approved January 17th, 1905 be and the same is hereby amended to read as fol­lows:

Sec. 4. All persons desiring to bury friends or relatives in Fair View Cemetery must file an appli­cation with the city clerk for a burial permit, such application to be accompanied by a fee of Five Dol­lars for an Adult, Three Dollars for a child from the age of five years to twelve years, and Two Dollars for a •child under five years of age, to

Vover the expense of digging and filling and sodding the grave. The following charge shall be paid the city clerk for use of the receiving vault: Two Dollars for the fii-rst iitteen days, and twenty-five cents per week thereafter for all persons over twelve years of age; One Dollar for first fifteen days and twenty-fi\e cents per week thereafter for all persons not over twelve years of age. Provided, however, that if a body ifs i>laced in the vault for the convenience of the Sexton no charge for such time shall be made.

This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after ten days from legal publication.

The chair put the question, "Shall this Ordinance pass?"' Passed by following vote: Yes, Aid. Schultz, Fiegel, A. Lutz, Hanselmann, Proch-now, Koernke, Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves, G. Lutz, Sink, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Sewer Committee. To the Common Council: Gentle­

men—Your sewer committee have had the following matters under con­sideration, and recommend that a sanitary sewer be constructed on Gott St., from Miller av. to Pearl St., on Brooks St. from Miller av. to Pearl St., on Miner st., from Felch st. to

Pearl st., on Summit st. from Spring st, to Brooks St., on Hiscock st. from Miner st. to Brooks St., on Felch st. from Fountain st. to Brooks St., on Four th av. from Hill st. south to the south end, on Brown st. from Hill st. to Philip St., and on Detroit st. from Fifth av. to Division st. I. L. Sherk, E. W. Groves, Julius H.

Koernke, Albert Lutz, Wm. Schultz Committee. Aid. Sherk moved adoption of re­

port. Adopted by following vote. Yes, Aid. Schultz, Fiegel, Lutz, Han­selmann, Prochnow, Koernke, Pipp. Flynn, Sherk, Rash, Groves. Lutz. Sink, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

By Aid. Sherk: Resolved, tha t the construction of the sanitary sew­ers hereinafter mentioned is deemed and declared to be a necessary public improvement, and the construction of the same is hereby ordered, that !.s to say—On Gott st. from Miller av. to Pearl St.. on Brooks st. from •Miller av. to Pearl st., on Miner st. from Felch st. to Pearl st.. on Sum­mit st. from Spring st. to Brooks st., on Hiscock st. from Miner st. to Brooks, St., on Felch st. from Foun­tain St. to Brooks st., on Fourth aw from Hill st. south to south end, on Brown st. from Hill st. to Philip St., and on Detroit st. from Fifth av. to Division st.

Resolved, further, that the City •Engineer cause all needful surveys, maps, masurements and estimates to be made, and report to the council with all con\'enient dispatch.

Adopted by following vote: Yes, Aid. Schultz, Fiegel, Hanselmann, Lutz, Prochnow. Koernke, Pipp, Flynn. Sherk, Rash, Lutz, Groves, Sink and Pies. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.

Police Committee. By Aid. Prochnow: Resolved, that

the number of regular patiolmen of the police force be increased from seven to eight, and the position of night clerk al^olished. Resolved, further, that the new man be placed on regular duty in turn about with the other patrolmen, and that all be uniformed alike, with exception of indications of rank. Resolved, fur­ther, that there ).e a patrolman or the chief in the police office at all times, day and night, when not ans­wering an urgent call.

Adopted by following vote: Yes. Aid. Schultz. Hanselmann. I^utz, Prochnow, Koernke, Pipp, Flynn Ra.sh. tiroves, G. Lutz, Sink and