D E C E M B E K 5, 180ft. 115

C O U N C I L C K A M B E U , } Ann Arbor, Dec. 5tb, 1898, f

Regular session. Called to order by Pres. Luick. Koll called. Quorum present. Absent—Aid. Exiiiger, Weeks, How­

ell. P E T I T I O N S A N D C O M M U N I C A T I O N S .

A petition, signed by the Eberbach Hardware Co. and ten others, risking for the establishment of tlie width of Washington street, was read and re­ferred to the Street Committee.

A petition, signed by Andrew Mueh-lig and 13 others, asking for an electric light at the corner of Beakes st. and 5th av., was read and referred to the Lightine: Ciiramittee.

A petition, signed by J. A. Polhe-mns, asking for damages for alleged injuries sustained by paving briok t)e-ing piled in front of his pla"'ce of busi­ness, was read and referred to tlie Finance Committee and City Attor­ney.

A petition, signed by'^John C. Burns, asking for nse of steam from tlie city lieating^plant, was read and referred to the Fire Department Committee. To the Common Council:

The Board of Public Works presents to your honorable body the report of the Street Commissioner of the ex­pense of building the storm sewers or-

|dered by yoiu- honornble body. Respectfully submitted.

Glen V. Mills, Clerk of the 15oard of Public Works.

Nov. 11, 1898.—SOUTH MAIN STKEET SEWEK. i:2n t t . 15 in . p ipe $55 00 IJ d a y s ' w o r k 19 50

- — ra 50 Tliis i n c l u d e s one e a t c h - b a s i n .

N o v . U).—DETHOIT STREET SEWEH. (JOOrt. l o i n , p ipe $ 150 00 One 15 in. e lbow 1 00 18 ft. 12 in. p ipe 8 Ufi 24 ft. l o i n , pipe.* ;t 12 2 pieces 80 in. pipe __ 2 SO 55 days ' work _ 82 50 ITOilbricl: ]:i 13 12 sacks c e m e n t 8 00

TotM.l.. $258 61 This i n c l u d e s five c a t c h - b a s i n s a n d t a k i n g

u p and r e l ay ing paved i^utter.

Nov . 28.—JEt'FEKSON STIiEET SERVER. TOO ft. 12 in. p ipe $119 nO m ft. 20 Ir.. p ipe . - 28 80 8 pieces 80 in. pipe __ 11 02 50 ft. 20 in. p ipe 22 50 872 ft. 18 in. pipe., 12ti 48 2lti days ' h a n d labor 324 OH H days ' mason -work _ 21 00 Briok a n d c e m e n t 47 48

VI

This bill i n c l u d e s t h e building: of l.lSli ft. of s e w e r on Jefferson, F i r s t a n d Second s t r e e t s , Includinii- t h r e e m a u - h o l e s a n d e igh t c a t c h -b a s i n s , and taking- u p a n d lowering- 225 ft. 18 in. s e w e r on Jefferson s t r e e t , b e t w e e n Asl i ley a n d F i r s t s t r e e t s .

To ta l e x p e n s e $1,033 87

lieceived and placed on file. To the Common Council:

The Board of Public AVorks would recommend that they be authorized to purchase a street-sweeper; also, that $50 be appropriated to purchase man­ure for the parks of the city.

Kespectfullv submitted, ' ( i len V. Mills,

Clerk of tl:e Board ot Public Works. Keterred to the Street and Park

Committees.

R E P O I I T S O F STAKDINCf (COMMITTEES. FINANCE.

To the Common Council: Your Committee on Finance would

respectfully report tha t they have had the following bills under considera­tion and would recommend their al­lowance and that warrants be drawn in payment of the same.

KespectfuUy submitted, Arthur Brown, F. M. Plamilton, Emmett Coon,

Committee on Finance. CONTINGENT FUND.

T o t a l .$700 4B

Glen V. Mills, s a l a r y . . $ P a t r i c k O ' H e a r u " -O. E. Bu t t e r t i e ld . " . ,_ . -Edward L . Seyler " Mrs 0 . A. Greene , r e n t -Marv in D a v e n p o r t , j a n i t o r -M. R. E a s t e r l y , j a n i t o r Geo. F . K e y , s a l a r y E b e r b a c h H a r d w a r e Co., s u p p l i e s Maok it Co., F u r n . , na i l s -E. JaoQes, mea l s - -J o h n M. Feiner , sii;ns -_ W a l k e r <& Spaldin.bi;, c o s t s . . . Rob t . AV. Benz, r e n t F r ede r i ck Schmid , l i g h t i n g . -J . A. F o l h e m u s . l ive ry Mack & Co., s t r i n g M a r t i n Ha l l e r , r e n t of cha i r s . , — Ann Arbor Ar^'us, p r i n t i n g Robison Sc Co., l i v e r v - - - -Glen V. Mills, s t u d e n t ' s d i rec to ry—

Oitv A t t o r n e y . City M a r s h a l . J u s t i c e A n n A r b o r Elec t r ic Co., li,i;hting A n n Arbor vSavings B a n k , acc t . a s -

siiz;ned - -W. W. Wetmore , supp l i e s J. A. P o l b e m u s , u s e o t wagon -H. J . Brown , s u p p l i e s . -H e n r y C. Wilmot , p o s t i n g -H o l m e s Livery, h a c k - ---O. E. Bu t t e r t i e ld , teleplioniniJ: -Dr. E. A. Clark, pos tage a n d s t a t i o n e r y H a u s f r e r . n d i ind Post , a d v e r t i s i n g H . P. Dan fo r th , i n s p e c t o r Geo. A. Craig, hack Gleti V. Mills, p o s t a g e S c h a i r e r A Millen. c a n v a s -H a u s f r e u n d u n d Pos t , no t i ces -

83 34 83 34 50 00 8 34 29 17 6 25 20 00 mo 00 tJO 00

45 1 00 4 80

135 23 1 51' 2 50 4 00 27 25

9 30 4 00

7 50 585 00

22 2H 1 80 3 00 t» 00 2 00 1 00 50

4 80 4 20 12 00 3 00 1 75 50

3 50

116 COUNOIF. PliOOP^.EDINGS.

Grace A .Bowen , s t e n o g r a p h e r t o r Ci ty A t t o r n e y 3 35

S t a t e Savin.ns B a n k , a c c t s . a s s i g n e d - - ^1 DB

T o t a l . . . - - $l,^Hi) ><-i SEAVEU FUND—(iKNERAT^.

S t a t e Saving's Bank , a c c t s . a s s i g n e d . . $ 5.52 51 Wesley Hicks , i n s p e c t o r ^5 " j

T o t a l * 577 51 STHRKT FU^'D.

Sta te S a v i n g s Bani t , a cc t s . a s s i g n e d - S 5IS Hi Danie l J . Ro«s, s a l a r y _ OH 'Ui S c h u m a c h e r ' s H a r d w a r e , h a t c h e t 5(1 Mnehliiz: & Schmid, supp l i e s 18 To A. R. Schmidt , r cpn i r s 5 58 E b e r b a c i i H a r d w a r e Co., supp l i e s 42 '.Hi K o c h tiros., l abo r __ 48 15 ,7ames A. H a r k Ins, sopp l i c s 'S 01 S. Wood &. (^o., feupplies --- 179 51 Louis Rohde , supjj i ics 309 i'i J a m e s Tolher t , l u m b e r a n d p ipe 184 (Hi K. C Barney , liaiJ:sinL^ 48 5;i H e r m a n Ivrapf. sawing- 7 H5 d a r k e n & Clancy, b r ick 12 75 Geo. Miller t& Son, r e p a i r s --- 4 50 Geo. H. F i s c h e r , labor ISO 4 5 F . L. S u t h e r l a n d , l abo r - 21 45

To ta i . . .$] ,3S2 06 BRIDGE, C u r . V E d T AND CROSSWAI-.K FUND.

S t a t e SaviniTs Baiik, acc t s . assij^-ned. ..$ 120 45

To ta l . - 1:3U 45 POLICE FUND.

Z e n u s Sweet , s a l a r y - - . . -* 75 00 Georpre Isbel l , s a l a r y . . . 50 00 Dav id Collins, s a l a r y 50 dO J o h n O'Mara , salary'- 50 00 Keuben A r n i b r u s t e r , s a l a r y 50 00 T h o m a s B l a c k b u r n , specia l 3 Oo P a u l Schall , s p e c i a l . 1 0 " .T. A. P o l h e m u s , l ive ry 1 50

T o t a l . . . . - . . -$ 279 50 FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.

F r e d Sipley, s a l a r y $ C. A. E d w a r d s , s a l a r y W. H. McL a re n , s a l a r y . A l b e r t West , s a l a ry Eus"ene Wi l l i ams , s a l a ry H e r m a u K i r n , s a l a r y Samue l McLaren , s a l a ry C. S. A n d r e w s , s a l a r y Char les Carrol l , s a l a r y A. W.Sor?:. s a l a r y Michae l f tyan, s a l a r y Ed. Hil l , s a l a r y Fred N o r d m a n , s a l a r y _ Kalph E d w a r d s , s a l a r y Mrs. Ream, w a s h i n i r . . D. J . Malloy, h a r n e s s l l e n n e *Sc S t a n ^ e r . (]Ullts Geo. Kla.iier, pas tu r ing : h o r s e J . E. H u r k i n e . s u p p l i e s Chas. Hose, o a t s Koch Uros., r e p a i r s Goodale cV- Co.. supp l i e s H. J . Brown, supp l i e s P a t r i c k Gibney , b a y E b e r b a c h H a r d w a r e Co., supp l i e s S t a t e Sav ings B a n k , a c c t s . a s s i g n e d . . .

1

00 00 55 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 40 00 20 00 H 00 8 00 y 00 H 00 S 00 () 00

11 55 : 20 o 75 s 11

47 58 05 02

2 W 14 26 18 20

9 30

E. (^ B rad fo rd , wood J . A. Brown , g r o c e r i e s K. B iga lke , g r o c e r i e s Dav i s & Seabo l t , ;i:roceries Doty & F e i n e r , shoes .lohn Go-'t7. & Son, ^ r o c o h e s J E H a r k i n s , p ick a n d sliovel G. Hoefe r . g roce r i e s Mrs . H i l l m a n , b o a r d lo r Mrs. E v a n s . J o h n G«>etz, J r , g r o c e r i e s A. G . K o c h , g r o c e r i e s . . . A. K e a r n e y , g r o c e r i e s . . W. F. kodholz , g roce r i e s C L u t z , m e a t , H. Lodholz, jj;roceries ' J . H. M a y n a r d , g roce r ies M. C R B . , e r r o r in J u n e for t i c k e t . . E. P . Mason , l i ve ry K. C, Miliei-, g roce r i e s ('. R i n s e y , g r o c e r i e s _ Kii isey fe Seabol t , g roce r i e s . H. l i i c h a r d s , coal W. F. S t imson g roce r i e s Geo. Spathel f , J r . , m e a t C. W. Voiiel, m e a t W a ^ r & Miller , s h o e s . . . .-L. C. W e i n m a n n , m e a t , — W a d h a m s . K y a n & Keule , c l o t h i n g . . . C. Z u e r n , m e a t . . .

T o t a l S 59;j 58

POOR FUND.

Fred Siplev, s a l a r y , * 10 00 W. W. W e t m o r e , books 25 A n n Arbor Ka i l road Co., f r e i g h t 57 II E l ie rbach H a r d w a r e Co.. s u p p l i e s . . . . (>5

54 'dSi 3 58 (J 25 4 54 ;} 90 (J 85 1 40 4 01) 5 00 5 78 ;i 88 1 50 9 46 1 00 1 oo 7 12 1 00 75

7 00 4 82 10 21 10 09 7^0 2 00 I 59 3 75 5K

2 25 50

T o t a l « 219 41

RECAPITULATION.

N o v e m b e r Bills, D e c e m b e r Orders . C o n t i n g e n t F u n d $1,280 83 Sewer F u n d , g e n e r a l 5T7 51 S t r e e t F u n d 1,3:J2 06 Br idge , C u l v e r t a n d Crosswalk F u n d . J20 45 Pol ice F u n d . . . ^79 50 F i r e m e n ' s F u n d - . 59':> 58 Poor Fund - :ii9 4l

Total $4,409 34

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luiok—12.

Nays—None. ORDIKANCK.

Chairman Cady presented an ordin­ance entitled ' 'An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance entitled 'An Ordinance Relative to Licenses, approved July 15th. 1891, as amended by an Ordinance approved February loth, 1895, as amended by an Ordinance approved March 17th, '18%,'" which was given its tiiird reading by sections.

Aid. Brown moved to amend the Ordinance by substituting the words ' ' t h e sum ot $5.00," in place of the words '' the sum ol: $25 00," in line -21, section 3.

Lost as follows: Yeas—Aid. Brown Nays—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Koch, Dieterle. Sweet, Vandawarker, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Rres. Luick—11.

Aid. Coon moved to amend the Or-

DKCEMBEH 5, 1898. 117 dinance by substituting the words ' 10 p. m.'" in place of ''10:30 p. ni ." in line 23, section 1.

Lost as follows: Yeas— Aid. Hamilton, Kichards,

Koch, Coon, Stevens^5. Nays—Aid. Dieterie, Sweet, Vanda-

warker. Brown, Spathelf, Cady, Pres. Luick—7.

Aid. Stevens moved to amend tlie Ordinance by ine-erting the words ''or billiard hall" after the wo; ds '"bowliner alley," in lines 8, 21, and 24, and the words ''billiard playing" after the word -'bowling" in line 'M.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Kichards,

Koch, .Sweet, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick—9.

Nays—Aid. Dieterle, Vandawarker, J^iown—3.

Aid. Brovvn moved to postpone action on the tinal passage of the ordinance until the next regular session.

Adopted as follows: Yens—Aid. Hamilton, Kiehards,

Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Brovvn, Spathelf, Pres. Luick—8.

Nays—Aid. Koch, Coon, Cady, Stevens—4.

S^";W£;KS.

To the Common Council: Your Committee on Sewers would

recommend tliat action on the storm sewer on Huron street be postponed until the petition for the pavement on said street is acted on i)y the Council.

Respectfully submitted, Geo. W. Sweet, Simon Dieterle, Henry Richards, A. 11 Stevens, Committee on Sewers.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamiltoti, Eichai'ds,

Kocli, Dieterle. Sweet, Vandawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Coon, Cadv, Stevens, Pres. Luick-12 .

Nays —None. CITY TREASURER'S RKPORT.

M o n t h e u d i n s Nov. 30, 'OS.

MONEY RECEIVED.

Bi-ids*-'. c u l v ' t a n d c r o s s w ' l k fund . D . J Uoss . S i d e w a l k l iu i l t

F r e d Ho i fman $ o2 32 Will. L u m b o r i i (i 00 Michae l W i l l i a m s ;"> 77

City C e m e t e r y F u n d . G. V. Mil ls I rom Chas . W e s t , p a r t p a y m e n t on lo t 11 b lock ] l 3 03

Po l i ce F u n d Sweet , M a r s h a l l , T r a n s , p r i s o n e r t o P e n a l I n s t n 20 F e e s for Nov. '98 •! 30

School D i s t r c t No. 1.

T r i m a r y a n d Lil>rary m o n e y from S t a t e __ 2767 00

T o t a l t 3852 '->{)'

iMONEY DISBDKSED, WARRANTS PAID.

Brid^^e. c u l v ' t a n d c r o s s w ' l k f n n d . . . . ^ 30s 75 Con t in j i en t f u n d Ci ty c e m e t e r y •• S t a t e Doy; t a x F i r e fund P o o r •• Pol i ce "• S t r e e t '* School D i s t r i c t No. 1

T r a n s . C h e c k t o J . E. Bea l , T r e a s .

3U70 08 10 95 3 50

86 09 290 00

1971 53

2767 00

T o t a l • S8235 79 B a l a n c e o v e r d r a f t l a s t r e p o r t S 671 i4

B a l a n c e o v e r d r a f t .

C o n d i t i o n of Ci ty f u n d s D e c 1 '98.

B r i d g e , c u l v ' t ' c r o s s w ' k f u n d Conl in i^ent f u n d City c e m e t e r y f u n d •. Do^' l i c ense fund S t a t e d o ^ t a x *" De l in ( iuen i t a x f u n d F i r e f u n d Poor " .. Po l ice "' S t r e e t " U n i v e r s i t y a id b o n d fund U n c o l l e c t e d c i t y t a x W a t e r fund E x c e s s of c i t y ro i l s S i d e w a l k t a x u n c o l e c t e d R e j e c t e d '* ' Main s ewer A p p r o p r i a t i o n

T o t a l $15809 93 21864 57

B a l a n c e o v e r d r a f t $0051 61

MONEY RECEIVED.

T a x a c c ' t l a t s ewer n o 3 S21 91 B a l a n c e on h a n d l a s t r e p o r t 11325 19 To ta l $11317 10 MONEY DISBURSED, WARRANTS P A I D .

A m t Cr Main Sewer F u n d $ 111 16 L a b o r a c c t l a t s ewer Nc . 7 89 42

1 '98.

On h a n d

301

8907 23 0054 64

Ove r ­d r a w n S527 20 (J522 72

13 44 50

580 75

4706 1787

1554 27 92 32

1323 10 2972 66

300 00

3472 204

10274 28 40 83

29 61 3 50

3100 00

T o t a l Bii,lance on h a n d

Cond i t ion of sewer f u n d s I>ec,

.&1206 88

.10140 22 1 '98.

no 1. 1.

2. 3. 3 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6.

Dr a 39 90

430 83

Main sewer fund . L a b o r a c c ' t l a t s ewer T a x L a b o r T a x L a b o r " *' T a x L a b o r " T a x L a b o r " " T a x L a b o r T a x L a b o r ' " T. . . . T a x " " •' • ' 7 . . . . D e l i n q u e n t s ewer t a x . 4;tl 60 U n c o l l e c t e d '" "

5805 82

836 21

980 24

Cr 52303 68

27 28 278 72

3553 SI

897 49

4798 04 2950 24 29.58 45

57 73 422 29

437 09

T o t a l . B a l a n c e oa h a n d .

.$8.i44 60 18684 82 $10140 22

113 C o c T N c i L P R O C E E D I N G S .

PAVING FCND—MONEY RECEIVED.

Tax Acct . pav Dis. No. 1 K ;WT 0+ •' '• :• ^IT 7i!

Labor Acct. pav I)is. No. l Total issue ot txjnds soUl by F a r m e r s & Mechanics Bk. . . .21) 56 (iO

Labor acct pav dist No. 2 Tota l issue of bonds sold by Farmers*^ Mechanics Hk H!)8;i 9;.!

Tax acc t nav dis t No. 1 Int on bonds from Sept . 27 to Nov. 27 '9S 177 14 l*remium on bonds sold iiOn 00

Tax acct pav dist No, :i. Int. on })onds from Sept. " 7 to Nov. 27 'OS 74 80 Premium on ftonds sold 100 0)

Total $;U521 liii Overdraf t las t r epor t $24477 90

Balance on liand 704;i 40 DISBURSED, WARRANTS PAID,

Condition of Pav. F u n d Dee. 1 '98 ^

Dr Or Labor Acct Pav . Dis No. 1.. .S 4578 12 Tax Acct. pav. Dis. No. 1 . . . . 1800 9'y Lab ' r '• 2.... 8V82 y;i Tax " *• -*• " 2 K2S 04

Tota l $ 4r>78 12 tfI1521 o2 On hand 704;i 40

On hand , Sewer F u n d 10140 22 On hand, Pavinff T a x 7041^4"

17183 02 Overdraf t per r epor t c i ty

fund 0054 04

On h a n d ^11128 08 K e s p e c t f u l l y s u b m i t t e d ,

E . ' L . 8 E Y L E I i , C i t v T r e a s u r e i * .

A n n A r b o r , M i c h . , D e c . li, 1898. T h i s is t o c e r t i f y t h a t K. L . S e y l e r ,

t r e a s u r e r , h a d t o b i s c r e d i t o n ' t h e n i g h t of N o v . 30, t h e s u m of e l e v e n t h o u s a n d o n e h n n e l r e d t w e n t y - e i g h t a n d n j n e t v - e i i j h t o n e - h u n d r e d t h s dol­l a r s ($11,128.98).

J O H N C . W A L Z , J R .

A s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r . SXItEETS.

T o t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l : — Y o u r C o u u n i t t e e o n S t r s e . t s w o u l d

r e c o m m e n d t h a t G e o r g e A. P e a v e y b e p e r m i t t e d t o p u t a s e t of b a y s c a l e s in t h e s t r e e t (m B r o a d w a y U n d e r a i r e c t i o n o t t h e C i t y E n g i n e e r ; f u r t h e r t h a t t h e s u b j e c t of f e n c i n g t h e B o u l e v a r d a n d t h e s u b j e c t of an a l l e y in t h e r e a r of I l l i ' s s t o r e be r e f e r r e d ' t o t h e C i t y A t ­t o r n e y t o s e c u r e a i*ifj"lit of wa.^; a n d f u r t h e r t h a t M i c h a e l S t a e h l e r ' a n d F r e ­der ick : R e t t i c h b e o r d e r e d t o r e m o v e t h e s c a l e s i n f r o n t of t h e i r r - e spec t ive p r o p e r t y on W a s h i n g t o n s t r e e t p r i o r t o A p r i l 1s t 18*19.

J o h n K o c h , F . M.. H a m i l t o n , G e o r g e S p a t h e l f j r .

C. H . C a d y , E m m e t t Coon, F r a n k V a n d e w a r k e r , G e o . W . S w e e t , C o m m i t t e e on S t r e e t s .

A d o p t e d a s fo l lows: Y e a s — Aid . H a m i l t o n . R i c h n r d s ,

K o c h , D i e t e r l e , S w e e t , V a n d a w a r l c e r , B r o w n , S p a t h e l f , Coon , C a d y , S t e v e n s Prf 'S . L u i c k — 1 2 .

N a y s — N o n e .

S T R E E T G R A D E KESOT^UTION.

B y A l d e r m a n J . K o c h . W h e r e a s , i n thf^ o p i n i o n of i h e Coun­

c i l t h e g r a d e o n O x f o r d s t r e o t o u g h t to b e c h a n g e d a n d fixed a n d e s t a b l i s h e d , t o t h e e n d t h a t s u c l i s t r e e t m a y be m a d e s u i t a b l e for p u b l i c t r a v e l a n d t raff ic . T h e r e f o r e

t l e s o l v e d , a n d i t is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t t h e g r a d e on O x f o r d s t r e e t f rom c e n t e r l i n e of H i l l s t r e e t to t h e (ienter l i n e of G e d d e s a v e . b e . a n d t t i e san^e is h e r e b y c l ian£red f r o m the, p r e s e n t g r a d e a u d f ixed a n d e s t a b l i s h e d , so t h a t t h e g r a d e o n a n d a l o n g s u c h s t r e e t s h a l l he a s fo l lows , t h a t i s t o s a y :

At Center l ine of Hill st SSO-O ft-At 8;- ft N of '• " - 889.00

asr> •• " '• " 908.50 485 '' •• *' " 912.00 5::J;i " " '• " 912.50 r,Hry '• '• " " 912.00

At Center l ine of S. Uni. aye. 910 00 Geddes " 914,80

t h e e l e v a t i o n g i v e n b e i n g a b o v e t h e official c i t y d a t u m a n d a l o n g t h e c e n t e r l i n e of s a i d s t i ' e e t , a n d t h e g r a d e l i ne s t o c o n s i s t of s t r a i g h t l i n e s b e t w e e n t h e s e v e r a l p o i n t s o r s t a t i o n s a b o v e s t a l e d , t h e r o a d w a y to c o n f o r m t h e r e t o .

A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s — A i d . H a m i l t o n , R i c h a r d s ,

K o c h , D i e t e r l e , S w e e t , V a n d a w a r k e r , B r o w n , S p a t h e l f , Coon , C a d y , S t e v e n s , P r e s . L u i c k . — 1 4 .

N a y s — N o n e SIDEWALKS*

T o t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l . Y o u r C o m m i t t e e on S i d e w a l k s would

r e c o m m e n d t h a t a p l a n k s i d e w a l k be o r d e r e d on t h e n o r t h - w e s t s i d e of E . U n i v e r s i t y a v e , b e t w e e n T a p p a n and P a c k a r d . A l s o on t h e s o u t h s i ' le of P r o s p e c t belvveen E . U n i v e r s i t y ave . a n d W e l l s , n o t a l r e a d y bulir,.

R e s | ) e c t f u l l y F . M.. B a m i l t o n , S i m o n D i e t e r l e . A. S- S t e v e n s , A n h u r B r o w n .

C o m m i t t e e o n S ' d e w a l k s . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s :

D E C E M B E R 5, 1898. 119 Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Lulck—12.

Nays—None. To the Common Council.

Your Committee on Poor presents the bill of W. F. Breakey for $15 for opera­tion on D. Kuebler 's son.

Respectfully submitted Ciiarles Howell, F. M. Hamilton,

Committe on Poor. Referred to the Finance Committee.

The monthly report of theCityClerk, City Treasurer. City Marshall and Su­perintendent of the Poor were read and ordered filed.

Aid. Stevens moved to recind the action of the council taken on the mo­tion of Aid. Brown November 21st 1898, as recorded on page 112 of the printed proceeding' directing the City Attorney to file a bill of interpleader in the case ot Shai'p & Schultz.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Koch, Dieterle. Sweet, Vandawarker, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick—11.

Nays^Ald, Brown—1. Aid. Cady moved that the city Attor­

ney take such action relating to the settlement of the case as he may deem necessary

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Koch, Sweet, Vandawarker, Spathelf, (^oon, Cady, Stevens. Pres . Luick—10.

Nays—Aid. Dieterle, Brown—2. Aid. Steveas moved that the treas­

urer be directed to remit 68i cents per foot in pavement District No. 1.

The motion not having the necessary majority of all members elect was lost as follows.

Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richarrls, Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Cady, Stevens—7. - _

Nays—Aid. Koch, fJrown, Spathelf, Coon, Pres. Luick—5.

RESOT.UTIONS. ^

By Alderman Brown. Resolved tha t $7,685.83 b , transferred

from Pavement Fund No 2 to Pave­ment Fund No. 1. Also that $300 be transferred from the Hospital Aid Bond Fund to the Contingent Fund.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards,

Kocb, Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick—12.

Nays—None. By Alderman Brown.

Resolved, that John F. Lawrence be employed to assist the City Attorney in the case of Corey vs the City of Ana Arbor.

Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, Brown, Spathelf. Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick—12.

Nays—None. •• -Aid. Brown moved that the estimate

of the engineer in pavementDistrict No 8 be referred to the Street committee.

Y^eas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exia<?er, Van­dawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, Coon, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick—15.

Nays—None. By Aid. Vandewarker ;

Resolved, that the City Engineer be directed to prepare planjs and estima­ted cost for laying out paths through the Court House square and submit the same at the next regular session.

Aid. Hamilton moved to lay the reso­lution on the table until the next reofu-lar session. • Yeas—Aid. Hamilton Richards, Koch, Sweet, Cady, Steveny, Pres. Luick—7.

Nays—Dieterle, Vandawarker, Brown Spathelf, Coon—5.

On motion the Council adjourned. G L E N V. M I L L S , City Clerk.