Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-25
CHEBOYGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1879 is
the village of Cheboygan, passed OH it's
first reading. -f - .'toi ~ ch'.-

the village OF ChebOygan, passed on It's
first reading. .'loi - rh'-
An ordinance relative to the appoint
ment of sealer of weight and measures,
passed on its first reading 19i iss3Hlial
On motion of Trustee G. A. Gallagher,
voted that the Council adjourn until
Thursday 9asy EVENT. evening yso October 'A 2sd @ 1872 ~ ~
NORMAN W. LYONS, cIetk!!e4
An, ajOurned meeting Of the. Village
Council was held at the Council Room,
Thursday evening, October 23d, 1879 Il 4.
PreseHtrPresident Brown; Attorney
Humphrey, Trustees Gallagher, AeDen7
aid and VIM. m.Afthuf.-
iAbsentn Trustees Miner; Rapin andsJl
B. McArthar.N .rots9s1oV ~ fsy-.ls i ( MOI
Minutes Of last meeting, held Tues
day evening, October 2lst, read and ap-
proved. iGi 1lGsuT0 gs .etjasud9ssaaR
1H:.yiit..t PETITIONS. sTsyih 10 b.a,H
Petition of Geo. ?. ILangdon, asking to
be allowed the privilege Of using steam
power to run a feed mill. .ljlH sidT .blo
]. Moved and voted that the, petitien be
laid on the table, ies3gnIe9 Il II ~ !.
.T REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.s D.. as,.;f
To the Council of the Village of Gheboygan:
hlGENTLEMEN: Your Committee = on
Claims and Accounts, to whom was re-
ferred the account Of VIM. ErTatt, would
fuliyrecOmmendt that Afr. Erratt's
account be not allowed until properly
rendered. M Z haa .aEo, ssR Eg.YEc
iii77 Ho[ - .itEZ C. A. GALLAGHER,
s5teeuiiga-r Chairman of Committee.
Moved and voted that, the account not
be allowed. r. - tHa .-
To the Council Of the Village of Cheboygan.
GENTLEMEN: Your special committee
to whom wOs referred the matter of set
tling with the Episcopal church, would
respectfully report that they have had
the same under consideration. and find
that there is due to the village from said
church the sum of $23 85 up to the LIST
of November, 1879. ,,s
C. A. GALLAGHER.
VIM. MACARTHUR.
Moved and voted that the report be
accepted and committee discharged.
To the Council of the village of ChebOygan.
GENTLEMEN: Your special committee
to whom was referred the matter of
opening South Huron street, through the
BrannOck property, would recommend
that said South Huron be opened in ac-
cOrdance with the provisions of the vii
lage charter. C.. A. GALLAGHER,
Chairman of Committee.
Moved and voted that the report be
accepted and committee discharged.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Trustee Gallagher:
ResOIued, That the bridge, across the
ravine on Main street, near Charles r
Smiths land, be built in accordance
with plan, to be timber superstructure
on three rows of pile bents, the super,
structure being thirty-twO feet wide and
about seventy feet long, and HiiI 81
RESOLVED further, That the Street Com
missioner get up specifications for sai(
bridge, and advertise for proposals fol
building the same, by giving at, leas1
ten days notice of the time and place
of letting, by publishing said notice in
the NORTHERN TRIBUNE in at least tw(
successive publications. .dtiaf r.e.
Adopted. a5 viz. ilb'f r.. fs gy{ ir-
By Trustee Gallagher: .I". igGcE 23GiH
Resolved, That the Street Commission
er be and he is hereby ordered to con
struct a sewer across Main street from
the southwest \cernef to fAel south
east corner of Main and Third streets, tt
connect with sewer now running from
southeast corner of Main and Third
streets to the river. Said sewer to be put
down on the level of the river, and thai
the parties owning property on Main
street be allowed to drain into said
sewer. .-'.ii..1i,,- -, - 80 ...
Adopted. a--..a. ..t "a srra.'r.3.- ~
By Trustee Gallagher: ai lfr !,
ResOlued, That the proposition of Chas
BrannOck to accept one hundred and
fOrty-five dollars in full for all damages
for opening and extending South Huron
street through his lands be accepted, and
that upon his executing and delivering
sufficient deed or deeds of the same t(
the village that an order for that amount
be drawn in his favor and delivered tC
him. .'... - ~ 7.'1a' i.1,-
Adopted by the, following vote:
u. Yeas-Trustees Gallagher McD Donald
and Macarthur, Nays-None.E s2i,i '.r-
tResolued, That the Marshal. is hereby
requested to report by detailed statement
to the COnhciti at their next regular
meeting all moneys received by him fol
use of the Town Hall, giving the date OF
such receipts, Cthe names of thu
persons paying the same, and the uses
for which the Hall was rented, and alst
if there are any unpaid arrears of rent
and from whom the same shall be due
He is also requestedctO make similar
report to the Council at their first regu
lar meeting in. each month thereafter.
Adopted. .aot ,-3
By G. A. Gallagher:
ResOlued, That no member of tht
Village Council be allowed to collect
licenses, rents, or any .Other money be
longing to the village unless specially
authorized by the the Council.
Adopted,
ACCOUNTS. s4s ilfav Z q
A llagher...."................ ..........$3 81
Allowed and an order ordered drawn
for the amount. ss
On motion of Trustee Macarthur, voted
that the matter i'm reference to estab.
lsshing fire limits by the Council be re.
ferred to the next regular meeting.
On motion of Trustee Macarthur, voted
that the special committee appointed t6
investigate into the matter of draining
into the reservoir on Third street, be
discharged from further duty.
On motion of Trustee Gallagher, voted
that the account of j. P. Sutton for 81 sc
be allowed and an order ordered drawn
for the amount. cor -F1E
On motion of Trustee Gallagher, voted
to adjourn. u. altuoY snil
NORMAN W. LYONS, CLERK...:II
The jackson Disaster.i s,ioA0
The Jackson Patriot Of Sunday morn.
ing has the fOllowing:,s,,a S...sl ' s.,'5 .e5,a
Since the inquiry is general it may,bF
proper to say that ewhhei, the, ,corOner's
jury held that yardmaster- COlWell was
criminally responsible for6 thel part he
acted in the late, railroad disaster sit is