The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-08

Your Committee of Ways and Means,
instructed 10 advertise for proposals to
sprinkle Washington, Nam and Exchange
streets, beg leave to report that we have
performed that duty. and have let the job
to Aaron Sprinkle atten dollars per week
he being the lowest bidder for.
the job. All Of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted.
II. L. Lewis. M. G. Dawes, Committee
of Ways and Means.
Aid. Lewis presented an ordinance for
grading Park street from Oliver street to
King street. The ordinance was ordered
read by its title the first and second
times. Unanimous consent being given
the ordinance was ordered read in full and
placed upon its passage and passed. Yeas 8,
Nays 0.
Committee on Claims and Accounts re-
poeted back the account of l.. K. Wood
ard, which was referred che week ago,
and moved that the same be allowed, and
an order drawn for the amount. which
motion was adopted. Yeas s, Nays 0.
Aid. Wells then gained leave Of absence
for The evening.
Aid. Lewis also presented an ordinance
for grading Saginaw st. from Main st. TO
Mason and from Oliver St to King st.
The ordinance was ordered read by its IT,
tie the first and second times, unanimous
consent being given, the ordinance was
ordered read in full and placed upon its
passage and passed. Yeas 7. Nays 0.
The following ordinance was also pre-.
sented for grading Hickory st. from Will
Jams st. to King st. The ordinance was
ordered read by its title the first and sec
ond times, unanimous consent being
given, the ordinance was ordered read in
full, and placed upon its passage and
passed. Yeas Z, Nayes 0.
An ordinance was also presented for
grading Elm st. from River ST. south to
Cass ST. The ordinance was ordered read
by its title the first and second times,
unanimous consent being given, the or
dinance was ordered read in full and
placed upon its passage and passed. Yeas
z, Nays O.
Aid. Dawes presented an ordinance 10
regulate and restrain the use of billiard
pool and other tables for gaming in the
city of Owosso. The ordinance was or.
dered read by its title the first and second
times. Unanimous consent being given
the ordinance was ordered read in full,
placed upon It's passage and passed
Yeas-Boyers, Dawes, Friesekc, Jones
and Lewis.
Nays-Wolverton and Matlock.
Aid. Wolverton presented the liquor
bond of VIM. Fuller, which was referred
to the City Attorney. The City Attorney
reported back the above bond as not ex-
ecuted in due form of law. Motion made
that the bond be referred back TO William
Fuller for correction which motion was
adopted.
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solution, which was accepted and adopted,
unanimous consent being given. Yeas 8,
Nays 0.
Owosso, May 81. 1883.
Resolved-By the Common Council of
City of OwossO. that the Committee on
Supplies and Expenditures be instructed
to purchase an office desk, not to exceed
ten dollars, for the use of the City Clerk
said desk to be a tall office desk for the
large books used by said Clerk for said
City.
Aid. Jones then gained leave of absense
for the balance Of the evening.
Aid. Dawes presented the following re-
solution. Unanimous consent was given
the resolution placed upon its passage
and lost
Yeas-Boyers, Dawes, Lewis, Matlock.
Nays-WolvertO and Frleseke.
Owosso. June 18th. 1883.
Resolved-By the Common Council of
the City of Owosso that THE TINES Print.
ing Co. receive twenty dollars in addition
to the fifty-five voted at last regular meet
ing of the Council for doing all the city
printing.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JEROME 4. TURNER
City Clerk