The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-07-20

90 AO
&" "a Primary School money reed from
Fines eoS9ts fieS Gssa;SffF Gssaty Treasurer ':s
a9 Plank sold J. T: Wolyerton, 81 as
June i3 Poolllicnese-G. w. Sprinkle Il Co,
as Liquor Tax from Co. Treasurer 97s
Amt overdrawn to bal. 90 CT
s3ssr 81
June : b, cash paid on contingent orders
By cash orders on Highway orders >
for May sa4 9S
&c .. Fines sshsGl psa f5 sssoo, rr., '.ss g 8.
July By cash ON Highway ordersfor
"' By cash on contingent orders for
June, 62I eS
ss,Ssr 81
All of which is respectfully submitted 40 the
Hon., the Mayor and the Common Council of the
City of Owosso. ID. GOULD,
The City Marshal made his report, part of
which was as follows The same was referred
to committee on claims and accounts.
Report will appear next week.
| ton which was referred to committee on
| opening streets and allys:
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
| Council of the city of Owosso.-We, the un-
| dersigned, freeholders of the city of Owosso,
do hereby humbly petition your honorable
| lands of B. o. Williams, commencing at the
| intersection of Bridge and East streets in said
| city OF Owosso, thence running east across
said lands of Williams, far enough to In
| tersect Washington street in sa id city the
same being an extension or continuation of
said Bridge street, from its present eastern
terminus, eastward through said lands lead
| ing to and intersecting said Washington st,
running north and south in said city and your
Riti held. Charles Wv W Reed, John G Koehier. Ap-
pleton Parker, Abraham Collins.
The special committee to whom was re-
| ferred the report of the City Clerk made the
| following report which was accepted and
adopted. Ayes 9, naysO.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and Common
Council of the city of OwossoEYour com
| mttee to whom was referred the re-
port of the City Clerk, relating to the
special election held in this city Julyi6, 1883.
respectfully recommend the adoption OF the
Resolved That such report be accepted
and the result of such special election pe,
and is hereby declared as follows: That this
Council is authorized to borrow money on
the credit of this city and issue the bonds of
this city therefor ,ors in sum not exceeding
borrowed, may be expended by such Council
city ify''''' ''''' ' OSCAR WELLS,
NJ. G. DAWES,
]. FRIESEKE.
The committee on claims and accounts re-
ported Back accounts referred to them as
above stated. On motion unanimous con-
sent was given, the bills placed on their pas
sage and passed. Ayes 6, nayso.
The committee on grading and sidewalks
cepted T lar and adopted. Ayes 6, nays o. ' "
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council of Owosso:-your committee to
whom was referred the petition asking that
Lydia street in the city, of Owosso, be & AIDED
beginning at the intersection of Grace street,
| thence running north between lots is and S,
| II and and 10 and Q, NJ. l.. Stewart 4 Co.
| addition to the city of Owosso, terminating
| at the intersection with the street running
east and west on the quarter line between
/ In M lie mad w r. q an H.. Stow
| art q Co., would report fayorably and would
recommend that the prayer of the petitioners
| be granted H. L. LEWIS
| M. c. DAWES,
| Committee on Grading and Sidewalks.
|. Committee on printing presented the fol-
| lowing resolution. Motion made that unani-
| nous consent be given and the resolution
placed upon its passage, which motion was
Owosso, July IS, 1855.
Resolved By the Common Council of the
1 city of Owosso, that. THE TINES Publishing
/ Co, be paid one hundred dollars for doing
/ all of the city printing for the year COM
mencing May ~, 1883, and ending May IA
1884. ftf
Aid. Dawes presented the following reso-
| luton which was accepted and adopted
Resolved, That the city Marshal of this
pc afo ee eeuse @ me-
menced against any person OF. persons, vio-
lating the provisions OF any ordinance here
toforo enacted pertaining to the police regu-
Aid. Lewis presented an ordinance for
| grading lansing street from Main street
north to Elizabeth street.
little. the first and second times unanimous
| consent being given, the ordinance was or
dered read In full, placed upon its passage
/ and passed. Ayes g. nays 0.
On motion the Council adjourned.
l JEROME <. TURNER.
- City Clerk.