Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-17

IN lIont vi ana adJacent to the lot and
premises above described at an expense
OF eleven l6-!OO dollars ($11.16) and is
made up OF the following items:
Paid Tor ia 1T lumber at $500 $5.71
pa pa;a sor spikes 1.2O
Paid for team work IN
A"i" foi iaoor 800
,,tx iOtal - $ll.16
have not been able to find the "w~or
agent or occupant OF said lot nor any
mand payment for such expense.
Respectfully submitted.
Dated, ChebOygan, Nov. 9Th. 1889.
VIM. DIVINE.
Street Commissioner.
Report received and laid on the table
By Trustee Blake:
hesotred- That the warrant for the
c0llectl0n OF special assessment roll No
I0r flne street sewer tax, be and the
same is hereby renewed for period of
tnirty days from this date. and that the
Marsnal De allowed until the expiration
OF thlrty days from this date to collect
the taxes or assessments remaininu nm
paid on such roll.
Be u further resolved, That the Village
Clerk be and he is authorized and d.
rected TO renew said warrant in con.
f0rmlty to 0these resolutions.
Adopted by the following vote: Yeas
trustees Make, Robinson, Macarthur and
Smyth.-4. Fays-None.
BY Trustee Blake:
ResotUed, That the warrant for tho
collection of special assessment roll No,
L, IOr Elm street sewer tax. be and the
same is hereby renewed for the period of
tnirty days from this date, and that the
Marshal be allowed until the expiration
OF thirty days from this date to collect
tne taxee or assessments remaining nm
paid on such roll
Bet further resolved, That the Village
Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to renew said warrant i'm con-
formity to these resolutions.
Adopted by the following vote: Yeas
Trustees Blake, Robinson, Macarthur and
Smyth--4. Nays-NOEe.
BY Trustee Macarthur:
ResotUed, That an order be drawn i'm
favor OF II. l.. Fisher as follows: So
against the highway fund and S3.15
against the general fund, to be delivered
TO him when he shall produce his recent
showing payment of his village taxes
| for the year 1888.
Adopted.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
me following bills were presented,
| allowed and orders ordered drawn for
the several amounts:
OBrien,, work on Duncan bay road. .S34 90
Smyth Co, clock. :. .....6 OO
II ID Edwards q Co, coats and caps for
Fire department. 58 90
Wm Harrington, boarding prisoners. 81 95
| WIN Embury, logs for street works 2 90
henshaW webb, painting tower roof. s 90
Mcdonald, sidewalk plank ..... II 90
HomasS Robinson ~, Thompson, repairing desk. 90
howard Lynn, Marshal fees. .......... So O4
mcDonald Cueny, sewer pipe. $50 II
Macarthur, Smith 4 Co. lumber. ..... 2t OIL
| John thompson, drawing. 80
Chas Duffany, work on Duncan bay road 81
The bill of Post & Van Arsdale
amounting to $32.O8, was on motion re-
ferred to Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts.
The bill of Cueny and Mcdonald,
amounting to $S79.17, for the construc-
tiOn OF Pine and Elm street sewers. was
on motion referred to the Committee on
Sewers.
The Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts. to whom was referred the bill of
Fred Fife, for Justice fees, amounting
to $500, reported the same back to the
Council and recommended that the bill
be allowed at $4,000. Report adopted
and account allowed at $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
communication from Edward Nc
Cam, relative to contract for repairing
Duncan bay road, was, on motion, re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
Sidewalks. and an order ordered drawn
In favor OF Mr.. McCann for the sum of
$40O, to apply On his contract.
On motion the Marshal was granted
thirty days further time for the COL
lection OF village taxes.
Moved and supported that the Com
mittee on Sewers be instructed to direct
how Pine and Elm street sewers
should be finished, and when so finished
to accept tho same. Carried.
The Committee on Fire Department
to whom was referred the matter Of
building hose house for Fountain Hose
Co., No. 3, reported that they had made
arrangements with H. A. Blake for the
erection Of a suitable building south of
his machine shop at sum of $500 per
month. Report received and adopted.
The resignation of James Lyman, as
night-policeman, was presented, and on
motion accepted.
The liquor bond of James A. Rudd
was presented and accepted.
On motion the Marshal was directed
to purchase four pair of blankets for the
village lookup.
, Council then adjourned.
c. j. HUNT, Clerk.
sash and Doors.
. Retailed at wholesale prices. Smith