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committee.
Moved by Supervisor Mcsorley that the re-
port be accepted and adopted, and that warrants
be ordered drawn on the Treasurer for the several
amounts as allowed Carried, all voting in the
affirmative.
The special committee on the Poor Mouse mat
tiers, made a report, which on motion ae-
cepted and placed on file, and the committee dis
charged.
Moved by Supervisor Mcsorley that the Chair
man and Clerk Of this Board be ard are hereby
instructed to purchase for the use Of the county
the land adjoining the Poor farm, belonging to
c. W. Richardson, at a cost rot to exceed 1900.
Carried all voting in the affirmative.
Moved by Supervisor McSorley that the Chair
man and Clerk OF this Board and Supervisor San
born be appointed a committee 10 examine and
report upon the matter Of the Wolf Greek bridge.
Carried.
Moved BY Supervisor Ferguson that the Chair
man and Clerk Of this Board be and are hereby
authorized and instructed TO draw an order on
the County Treasurer in favor Of the contractor
to build the Wolf Greek bridge upon said bridge
being accepted by tbs committee heretofore APP
pointed for that purpose, pursuant to resolution
Of this Board Carried by vote as follows: Ayes
-Golling, Case, rerguJon, ncsofIeyi fhnSDorn
and Ssnborn. Noes-none.
On motion a committee Of three, consisting OF
the Clerk, Supervisor hcsorley and the Prose-
cutting Attorney to report upon the matter Of the
indebtedness Of ex-Treasurer Hopper to this
county, was appointed.
To ne Chairman and Board Of SEperrisori Of Al
pend.
GESrLENrS The undersigned committee, APP
pointed TO settle with ex-Treasurer Hopper. re-
spsctfully report that by previous action OF
your Hon. Body that matter was virtually settled
and nothing remained for your committee 20 do
beyond determining TO whom the real estate
agreed 10 be turned over by said Hopper should
be decided, and upon that we recommend that the
deed be made 70 the county Of Alpena-
W. III. JOHNSON,
JOHN McSORLEY,
A. X. MCDONALD,
Committee
On motion the report was accepted and tn,
committee discharged.
Thereupou the Board adjourned until to-mor
row morning at nine O'Clock.
| JAMES A. CASE,
Chairman
". 81. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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Report accepted and recommends
ton OF the committee coneurred In, on
motion OF Alderman Healy.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Golllng, that Street
Commissioner notify the owners oi
premises where sidewalks are out OF
repair, to repair the same Immediately
Carried unanimously.
The attention or the Council having
been called TO the fact that the side
walk lately constructed by John 0avi-
gan In front Of his hotel, appears to be
far above the regular grade, on mo-
tion of Alderman Brown, the matter
was referred to the city Attorney with
instructions to report fully at next
meeting in reference to sidewalk grades,
when the grade was established, and
what IL is.
On motion OF Alderman Brown, the
Council adjourned.
W. POTTER,
Mayor.
A. r MCDONALD.
Recorder.
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Council Proceedings.
Secretary.

The Common Council OF the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room, on Mon
day evening, December 18th, 1879, and
wa. called to order at 7:30 o'clock by the
Mayor.
PREsENT.-W. Fl. Potter, Mayor; A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Brown, Golling, Gebhardt and Healy.
Journal OF session held December fst,
1879, read and approved.
PETITIONS.
Thos Woods, asking that the time
FOR completing the Second street and
Washington avenue drain be extended
until next summer.
On motion the time was extended un-
I'll the first day OF July, 1880.
James ID. Turnbull, on behalf Of q
Mr.. Fluett, who allege. that he recently
got his foot seriously injured through
defective sidewalk, appeared before the
Council, and asked that a committee be
appointed to report at next meeting on
the liability OF the city in the premises.
Referred to the City Attorney with in
structions to report at next meeting.
coMNUSIcATIoNs.
From George P. Smith, relative TO a
FIRE alarm. Referred to Committee on
Fire Department.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Comptroller, recommending payment
o: sundry bills. Referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Charles Golling, Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department, made verbal report
embodyiug the following particulars
lst.-That hose company could be or.
gained in each ward upon the follow.
ing terms: 1st and End wards were to
receive 81 for each fire, and 80 cents for
false alarm; 3rd ward were to receive
50 for each fire, and 800 per annnm for
taking care of the hose. 2nd.-That tho
two engines are in first class condition
and stored In Third ward engine house
3.-That he had received an offer o
forty dollars for one OF the city wagons
4.-Stating that for . fire alarm tcle
graph, three miles of piping and eigh'
boxes could be procured for $3.50. 9Th
Recommending that for each hos,
company, four men be steadily employ
ed under regular pay, and also one mar
for No. 2 engine house, and prescribing
certain duties for him. Report accepted
Moved by Alderman Gebhardt tina
the Chief Engineer be and Is hereby in
structed to purchase fire alarm tele
graph upon the terms as stated in hi
report. Ayes-Brown, Golling, Geh
hardt and Healy. Nays-None. Car
rled.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means, recommending th
payment OF the following bills:
Claim Pay
ed. at
Mrs Daw. wishing. 1850 siss
. John Gsvigan, streets, H.n 81
Bills allowed as recommended an
J warrants ordered drawn for the pay
ment OF the same, on motion OF Alder
man Healy.
Streets and Sewers, recommendin
that the prayer OF petitioner, George I
Maltz. for raising side and crosswalk o
Second street TO proper grade. he gran,
ed, and Street Commissioner instructe
70 zee that lhe work Il performed.
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Board Of Education.

The Board OF Education OF the city o
Alpens, met in the Secretary's Office OF
Monday evening, December 22nd, 1879
and was called to order at seven o'clocl
by the Secretary.
PREsENT-A. II. Mcdonald, Secrr
tsry, and Trustees D'Aigle. Harshaw
Maltz, McRac, Morse and Wall.
On motion, Mr.. Maltz was appointed
President pro TEN.
APPLICATIONS.
From the following named persons fo'
positions as teachers In the public
schools OF this city:
Amarillo Buck. Arson Smyth, Nellie
Bassett, Corrinne West.
Received and ordered placed on ole
REsIaSATIoSs.
From the following named teachers
Miss Helen s. Bschman, and Miss
Eleanor Dafoe.
On motion Of Mr.. NcRae, the resigna
tions were accepted and ordered placed
on file.
Mr.. Maltz stated that Miss Sherwood
desired to withdraw her application for
position as teacher In the public schools.
Granted.
REINSTATEMENT.
Moved by Mr. Morse, that Miss Kate
Dixon be reinstated as teacher in the
public schools OF this city. Ayes-Har-
shaw and Morse. Nsys-D'Aigle, Nc
Rae, Maltz and Wall.
EXAMINATION DAY.
Moved by Mr.. Norse, that the exam
ination OF candidates for positions as
teachers in the schools OF this city be
held at Central building on Friday,
January end, 1880, commencing at nine
o'clock A. NJ, also that Secretary give
notice thereof in the newspapers Of this
city. Carried.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Moved by Mr.. McRae, chat the Secre-
tary advertise for proposals for furnish
ing the district with one hundred cords
Of beech and maple body wood. Wood
TO be furnished on or before the first day
OF April, 1880, at such places in said
city as may be designated by the Board
of Education. Security TO be furnished
for faithful performance OF contract.
Carried.
Moved by Mr. McRae, that the SER
vices OF Mrs. II. Godfrey as ianitor OF
Third ward school be dispensed with.
Carried unanimously.
Moved by Mr.. Wall, that Seth c. Ham
be and is hereby appointed janitor OF
Third ward school. Motion carried.
Moved by Mr.. Morse, that, inasmuch
as the President is absent from the city,
the President pro TEN, at this meeting is
hereby authorized and instructed to
countersign the warrants for monthly
pay roll. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Morse, the Board
adjourned to meet on Friday evening,
January End, 1880
GEO. L. MALTZ,
President pro tenn.
A. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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Board OF Supervisors.
a. K McUUN AID,
Recorder.

Once OF the County Clerk, !
ALPESA, ALPENA COUNTY, MICH,
Nov. "a, A. ID. 1879. J
As required by Law and pursuant to the usual
notice given, the Board Of Supervisors Of Alpena
county met at the Office of the County Clerk, at lO
O'Clock A. M, and Was called to order by the chair
man.
Roll called-Present, Supervisors Golling, Fer
suson. McSorley, Sanborn, Case and Pangborn.
The minutes Of the last preceding meeting
were read and approved.
Several bills we're Precented and referred to the
Committee on Claims and Accounts.
To ne Honorable The Board Of Supervisors Of Al
perd county:
GENTLEMEN Your committee TO whom was
referred the several bills and accounts respectful
" reso nmend that they b. allowed as follows;
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Office OF the County Clerk, \
ALPESA, ALPEsA COUNTY, Mich,
Nov. 25th, A. ID. 1879.
Pursuant TO adjournment, the Board Of Super
visors met at the Office Of the County Clerk at
O'Clock A. NJ, and was called 10 order by the
Chairman.
Roll Called-full Board present.
The Board thereupon proceeded 70 open bids
for building court house, as follows:
Samuel Boegs q Co., tiS,es5
Theo. II. Prall. 1911
spitzeery Bros, 1890
Mackey 4 Cunningham, 1900
Dean Bros, 1919
VIM p. Langley a Co., ASA
Moved by Supervisor Golling that all the bids
be rejected. and that the Clerk be instructed to
advertise for proposals until January list next.
Carried by vote rs follows: Ayes-Healy, Col
ling. Case. Ferguson and Nesoriey. Noes
Phelps, sanborn and Psngborn-
Moved by Supervisor Mcsorley that the county
Jail be supplied with water from the Water Com
pany, and that Potter Bros. be awarded che con-
tract a. per their bid, at ga. Carried, all voting
in the Affirmative.
Moved by Supervisor hcsorley that Pred s.
Goodrich be elected 10 the Office Of superintsnd-
ent Of the Poor for Alpens county. Carried by
vote ~ follows; Ayes-Csse. Ferguson, Mcsor-
ley. sanborn and Pangborn. Hoes-Heaiy. COL
Ling and Phelps.
whereupOn, y. S. Goodrich vas declared duly
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On motion Of Supervisor Mosoriey the bills
were allowed IS claimed, and warrants ordered
drawn on the Treasurer BY vote 80 follows; Ayes
-Case, Ferguson. Mcsoriey, sanborn. Psngborn,
Hesly, Goliing and Phelps. Noes-none.
BY Supervisor Psnsborn, supported BY Super
visor hcsorley,
wHERyks. An application for leave 20 con-
rtruct dam across the south branch OF Thunder
Of section thirty-thrcs lssl In town twenty nine
a. north of range seven f7l east, STATE Of Mich
gan. having heretofore hied With the Clerk Of
meeting by Chss Be~ick. A. w. Comstock. w.
ID. Comstock Geo. n. Fletcher. A. Y. Fletcher, G.
T.. Kimbsll. G W. Richar1son, y. :. Minor, II.
". oslchrist. Aibsrf Peek Gee. frsntis and =.
y. Taylor. and
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Dealings i'm Earth.

The following transfers Of real estate have
been recorded IN the Registers Office, for the
week ending December Is, 1879:
w. Fl. johnson to Geo. g. Specify lots 1, 2, 3,
Sec 5, T3iN N, R 6 East, s3,50i.75.
Richard Mcconnell tn Clarrisa c. Smith, e Il OF
n Il \, of Sec. 6, and n W A a ofnea a of Sec.
6, T 30 ", RI East, $50.
J.B futile to sperry Oliver, lot s, block 2,city,
$50
DAVID C,ippen to Kate Cady, sw Il of lots l.,
?, Sec. l6, $780,
Samantha Hitchcock 10 Chas. Dove, lot G, block
G. D., Hitchcock addition TO city of Alpena, $780,
Mary ". Robinson to John ID. Mcdonald, lot o,
10, block ~, s7O.
Henry Tweedy IN james Body, n Nv offs W 4,
Sec. 20, T 81 n, R Fast, .275.
W. & E. X Potter to Geo obermau, e y Of
nwL. Sec. 4, I N, r 6 East ESQ.
Joseph Romer to Angelina Holton, n e 4 OF n
e a. Sec. 20, and W Of NV a, Sec. q, so
Fast, 400.
Ellen L. Doore 70 Thos. Collins and Thos. COL
Inns to Ellen f. Doore, and Samantha Hitchcock
to Ellen T. Doore. city property.
Mark & FletZwives to David Whiting Jr., lands
in Sec. 30, T 81 n, n East.
For the week ending Dec. %, 1879:
Tbos. White to Chas.w. Richardson, n " !. Of
sw a Sec. 9, T 30 n, RI Fast, $40.
Thomas Collins to Ellen z. Doore, y of n "
a, andsw a ofnw u Sec. &c, T 81 N, X 5 East
$50.
Samantha Hitchcock to Ellen z. Door., lot G
block 62, si50.
Llleu L. Doore to Thomas Collins, lot 6, blocl
! g., $500.
Henry Tweedy 20 Joseph Bstty, n a Of SCI
Sec Is, T 81 N, r S East, $50.
State to Chas. w. Richardson, swf u OF "
4, Sec. 6,swHL ofswH, Sec. !, swh 4 Of
W \, and n " A = ofswH, Sec, Is, T 81 N, r
East, and u ofne :, Sec. 81, 7 81 N, n 5
and n e = Of Seh.selI dnel4 AMI ne 4 o
sc 4. Sec. ~, and sc of n =, See. II, 81 n
r 6, and n W q 4 ofswA, See. 81, 81 n, r S.
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The bill OF Thos Fleming fer sl660 We would
recommend be referred to the Prosecuting At
torney.
Respectfully yours,
s. H. PANGBORN.
wM SANnnpN
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