Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
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regular meeting OF Village Council
he'd at the Council rooms October l,
1878.
Prescnt-Trustces Hall, Perrin, Mill.
ken and Macarthur.
Absent-President Strohn, Attorney
Bell, Trustees McKervey. and McDon-
aid.
Trustee Hail President pro tenn i'm the
chair.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing gorScptcmber IL, 1878, were read and
approved.
COMBINATIONS FROM VILLAGE OFF,
From the Street Commissioner:-His
report of the labor performed upon the
streets and the material furnished since
his last report (Sert. 18th, 1879 amount
ing TO $l03.43. Reported accepted and
an order ordered TO be drawn for the
amount, SOB 43.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From Il special Committee OH Sewers:
CHEBOYGAN Oct. 1st 1873
To the Council of the Village of Cheboygan:
Your committee to whom was referred
tile matter of sewer Oh Third and Dress
er streets, would respectfully report that
they have male inquiries of the property
owners and residents OH said streets. IN
regard TO the building of sewer, and
that they have also examined the premi-
s. S thoroughly, and cannot learn by ell
quiry or by examination that sewer is
neetlful enough TO warraist the conslruc-
tiOn of the same at present, therefore
your committee would recommend that
no further action b, take i'm the matter.
Respectfully Submitted.
j. F. HALL,
j. b MACARTHUR,
Il. A. PERRIN,
Conittee.
Adopted.
FROM the COmmittc on Street openings
To the Hon. the Village Council.
GENTLEMEN: Your committee TO
whom was referred the petition OF
Thomas Mcclure and others asking for
"A cooperation OF the village in The OPEN
ing Of highway, commencing at
the. quarter stake OH the town line
running east and west between 81 and
81 one west and section of said town
81 and section 81 OF town 80 running i'm
all easterly direction along said town line
10 the corner OF said sections, there TO
connect with a highway already built,
respectfully report that they have given
the matter careful investigation, and
find that 1t would be impracticable TO
construct the highway this fall in coll
sequence of The extremely inclement
weather and the impOssibility of work
ing satisfactorily in-the swalnn lanlls
through which said proposed highway is
to run. Your committee can readily see
the advantages that would result from
Ihe opening OF the highway as patitioned
for, but the difficulty of working the
same during the present unsettled state
of the weather, compel Them to report
adversely TO tue prayer OF the petitioners
al present They recommend, however,
.hAt next sDrinu the villagn- ihOrities
| tahe the matter again into consideration
an cooperate with the petitioners i'm
lhc construction of this highway.
Very Respectfully.
HUGH MCKERvEY.
Il. A. PERRIN.
Adopted.
Trustee Hall states that j. +, MalOney
has made application to him for permis.
sion 10 put two posts at the outer edge
of the sidewalk opposite his store on Main
street, to be used for lamp and sign post
On motion of Trustee Perrin permis
sion Was granted as applied for, the posts
to be placed as directed by the Marshal
Chief Engineer Blake, of Fire Com
pany No /, presented a list OF the mem
bers of Fire Company No. /, as follows
To the Hon. Common Council of the Village o
Cheborgan:
Fire Company No.
of Cheboygan, respectfully present thu
following names to be approved by yol
TO constitute Fire Company No. /, of sal,
village:
{ L Allison, VIM Affair, John Baker
III A Blake, Joseph Cueny. . S Clark
Frank Cardinal, Phillip De Gray, Hcnr,
Erratt, s III Embury, VIM Erratt, Archie
Earl, Schuyler Farrell, G w Farr. EdisOl
Farrell, e A Gallagher, NJ w Horne, Wn
& Hayes, John Hannah, John l. Jewell
Charles Kinney, Matt Kessler, j w Lin
| derman. Norman w Lyons. Alex Nc
Donald, j w McGinn, III j Miner. j {
Mulvaugh, z A Paquin. E,Id Paqnin
George Psquetie, james Patterson, A .
Rogers, j N Riley, Ben Rabideau. F n
SammOns Joseph Spooner, ID o Sullivan
A B Shaw, 2 Sutton, j Ii Tuttle,
Teiderman, L L Van Arsdale, WIN Smith
o b Weed, George Wilson, Crist Osier
Alex j Mcdonald, w F Lynn.
| On motion of Trustee Perrin the Sam
was approved.
The Clerk having read to notice Of let
ting tue contract for the construction O
TWO reservoirs. as ordered by the Council
at its last regular meeting, bids for tn
same were opened with the following re
suit:
| David Farrell. 2 reservoirs $214 each
Edward Paquette, 2 reservoirs $210 each
On motion OF Trustee Perrin the let
ting of the contract was laid over unit
the hext meeting of the Council.
| The following accounts were presented
NJ: W. Horne, for quarters salary Village
Geo. W. Bell, quarters salary Village
Attorney. 80
Samuel ID. Taylor, quarters salsry Village
Clrrk. ...:................ ........... 81
Northern Tribune, quarters salary village
printing 25 O
j +. Hall, bill of sundries. ....... 16 2
Committee on Streets and Sidewalks, by
| y. r. HAL. Observation-Disclosures. IL D
William Virgins, for services as night
watchman, June, '78, nights. .........
All OF which said accounts were allow
cd as presented and orders ordered to b
drawn for the respective amounts.
On motion of Trustee Perrin the Conn
Gil adjourned until Friday evening, DC
tOber 4th, 1878.