The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-02

present building. Signed by Barnum and
Gould. Mrs. II. Holman, George Fauth,
Mrs. G. ii. Decker.
The following accounts were presented,
which were referred 10 committee on
Claims and Accounts:
ID. .. itethh' iaoor. .$SJ 10
II. tauI, '...''''...'... % I'd
j. Smith, =" .............. g 25
3 Robinson, .............. d 90
Nj. Retain, ........... IL 80
hu Woou, ..,..,........l 81
III. Simpson, ............ 30 90
O.. Wells, ........... 10 70
A. Sprinkle. sprinkling streets. #. go 90
Il. VanTuyl, draying. ............... 40
The committee reported back the above
accounts with the exception of Il. Van
Tuyls and recommended that they be al
lowed. Unanimous consent was given, the
accounts allowed, and orders ordered
drawn for the same. Ayes, Z, Nays, 0.
The committee on Claims and Accounts
reported back the following accounts,
which were allowed and orders ordered
drawn for the same. Ayes, 7. Nays, o.
): Amos. 90
III. Paul, labor. ................... 25
Geo. Love, 20
8. Robinson, labor. -. ............3 10
NJ. Retain, labor. % 20
The committee to investigate the bust
ness OF Pound Master made the following
report, which was accepted and adopted:
That the ordinance containing instruc-
tons in regard to impounding cattle, ETC.,
and the business of the Pound Master
would be found on page 1870 and 131 of the
Journal. t..,
Aid. Hershey moved that the ordinance
for i%mpounding cattle, etc., be printed in
full, which motion was carried.
The committee to procure q place for the
gasoline tank, asked for further time,
which was granted.
Aid. Wells moved that the business in
regard 10 filling UP the sand pit be referred
to the committee on nuisances and If they
see fit, they are to cause the same TO be
filled and the fence taken down at thee X-
pense of the, property owners, which mo-
ton was carried. 1....f
Aid. Wells moved that the resolution in
regard to city printing which was present
ed at last meeting, he taken from the table,
which motion was carried.
Aid. Frieseke moved that the resolution
be amended by striking out the words
Owosso TINES Co., which motion was
lost. ..ttH.4tlG. .-4. .Hes 90
Aid. Wells moved that the resolution be
1 pN6CCd, WllOh was aiit VIZ
resolution passed. Ayes--Wells, Hershey,
Beyers, and Lewis. Nays-Frieseke,
Bedford and Matlock.
The bond of Wildermuth & Homer was
presented and the City Attorney reported
it AS being executed in due form of law,
which report was accepted and adopted.
1t was then moved that the bond be &C
cepted and the sureties approved. which
motion was carried. Ayes, z. Nays, 0.
Aid. Hershey presented the following
resolution which was accepted and adopt
ed:
Resolred, BY the Common Council OF
the City of Owosso, that three persons be
appointed to constitute the Board OF Health
for the ensuing year. That DIR. A. j.
Robb, David Parker and John Mabin be
and are hereby appointed to constitute
said board.
Aid. Boyers presented the following res
olution which was accepted and adopted
Resolred, BY the Common Council oil
the city of Owosso, that the Committee on
Police Department be instructed to hire
the necessary number of special police
consisting of three, to serve during the-day
and evening of May 31st, 1882.
Aid. Bedford moved that the filling III
of Main street with agricultural nipple
ments, machines, wagons, ETC.. be referred
to the committee on Nuisances, which
motion was carried.
On motion the Council adjourned fol
two weeks.
Z. A. TODD. Jr., City Clerk.