Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-05-26

gine, was read and placed on file.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on Sewers. TO whom
was referred the petition. of II. L. Van
Arsdale, asking for permission to tap the
school house sewer, were given further
time for examination of the matter.
The committee OH Claims and Accounts
reported that the account of a. 2. New
ton for $l2 Is was correct, and recon-
mended the payment of the same.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The liquor bonds of John Hannah were
submitted and approved. yr
A communication from the Board of
Health requesting the Council to look
after certain nuisances, was read. Re-
ferred to committee on Nuisances.
The village tax roll was presented by
the Assessor. and the following resolu-
tiOns in relation thereto were submitted {:
Be it resolved, That the estimated value
of the real and personal property in the
village of Cheboygan, amounting TO two
hundred and ninety-six thousand and
one hundred and thirty dollars. as made
by the Assessor and by him set down in
the assessment roll of the village tor the
year 1877, be and the same is is hereby
approved. Yq,. ,.-,1.ts r-,r, 1.r
The foregoingS.was adop'ed by the fol
lowing vote:g 7p eH =
Yeas-6.A - At
| BE it resOlUcd, That the sum of four
teen hundred and eighty anI siXty-fve
one hundreths dollars (being one-half of
| one per cent. of the assessed value Of the
real and personal properly in the vllage).
be raised by general tax upon the real
and personal property in the village of
Cheboygan, for the purpose of defr;ying
the general expenses and liabilities oi the
village during the ensuing year. And
| that the monies so raised shall cOusti-
tute the general fund of the village.
The foregoing was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: aa .eses
| Yeast.
Bcit resolved, That the sum of four
teen hundred and eighty and sixty five
one hundredths dollars being ole half OF
one per cent. of the assessed value of the
real and personal property in the village)
be raised by general tax upon the real
and personal property in the village OF
Cheboygan, for highway and street pur.
poses, tor the ensuipg year, and;that such
monies shall constitute a general high
way fund Of the village. ,Io,>zf
| The foregoing was adopted by the fol
lowing vote: dasM
! Yeas--6.
q Be 1T resolUed. THAI poll or capiratiOr
tax of, one dollar be levied and collected
during the ensuing year, upon and from
every male inhabitant of the village O
lCheboygan, between the age of 81 and 81
years, excepting actual members of th,
fire department., and such other persons
as are exempted by general law from
the payment of such tax. That all monte
so collected shall be paid into the gener
al highway fund. 7r
1 The foregoing was adopted by the fol
lowing vote: IS 5olj a
Yeas-6. 'i.
Be it resoIued, That the Village AS
SCISSOR be and hereby is Instructed AM
directed to proceed without delay. an
twithin five days from this date, to sprea
/ upon the roll, according to law, the sey
eral sums Or amounts OF money author
ized and required by the foregoing reso
! lutions to be raised and levied by ta
I tduring the ensuing year.
ReSolued, further, That Immediately a
: ter the Assessor shall have extended til
J taxes on his roll. the said assessment ro
i tshall be delivered to the Village Marsha
Rcsolped, further, That the warrant c
the President, 10 be attached to such rol
: shall require the said Marshal 10 collec
within fifty days from the date thereo
the several sums OF money mentiOne
therein for taxes. And within the sam
time to pay the same over to the Trea:
urer.
The foregoing was adopted by the TO
lowing vote: a
Yeas-6.
Be it resolced, That in the collection {
taxes the Marshal shall be and remain
his Office or place of business on Saturda
lin each week during the first 20 days n
ter receiving the roll and warrant, an
he shall be allowed to- charge and receiy
the following fees, viz: Upon all take
paid or rendered to him within % day
after the assessment roll and warral
}shall have been delivered to him, he sha
add one per cent. for collection fees an
upon all taxes collected by him after til
said 20 days, he shall add four per cen
for collection fees; and in case of di
sress and sale of goods and chattels f
the payment OF any tax, he shall charg
and receive the same fees as are now pr,
r vided by law tor township treashrers ft
similar services.
The foregoing was adopted by the TO
lowing vote:
!. YeaS-6.
On motion, the Village Clerk was il
n structed to write to the White Manufa
turing company for II lamp globes ai
and three telescopes. q isatA.A &st
The following resolution was then su1
q mitted: .st
1t Resolucd. That two lamps be purchase
"a for the use Of the Council, in addition
those now on hand. M