Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-12

green wood, and 80 dry wood at a cost
not to exceed $l.25 for reen and $3.50
for dry.
The following bills were presented and
allowed:
Howard Lynn, Marshal fees, ....... $40 80
Howard Lynn, wood ................ l3 IS
w II Ross, Stationery. ................. 2 so
Geo McArdle, sundries. ............. so
Vim Harrington. boarding prisoners. So IL
81 rs. for repairs for Fire department,
was, on motion, referred to Committee
on Claims and Accounts.
On motion the report Of the Village
Surveyor, relative to Locust street sewer,
presented to the Council Dec. 4th, 1883,
was taken from the table. WhereupOn
Trustee Smyth offered the following res
OlutiOn:
Resolved, That it is the intention Of the
Council to construct sewer on Locust street,
and along Huron street to connect with Pine
street sewer, according to the map and plans
presented to the Council by the Village Survey
or, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 4th, 1883, and
which map and plans and the Village Survey
or's report of estimated cost of such sewer, are
now on file with the Village Clerk; and that it
is the intention Of the Council to assess three
fOurths Of the costs and expenses thereof upon
and against the property which, in tie opinion
Of the Council. will be benefited by such i'm
prOvement, and to pay the other one fourth
part Of such cost and expense from the gener-
al fund Of the Village, and also that in the
opinion and judgment of the Council, the fol-
lowing described lots and premises will be ben
Gifted by such Improvement and that it is the
intention Of the Council to assess the three
f0urths part OF the cost and expenses OF such
improvement upon and against such lots and
premises, TO wit:
Lots 60, 81, SO and 81 in M. w. Hernes LIST
and I'd additions to tina Village of Cheboygan,
and also all those pieces or parcels OF land in
cluded within the following boundaries: On
the south by K. Nelson's addition, on the west
by block In N. w. HOrne's 3D. addition, on
the north by Locust street and lots 81 in M. w.
H0rne's LIST addition, and on the east by a line
running parallel to and equi-distant between
and II and lots and z, block 2, and lots l., 2,
3 and 4, block 8, and lots | and s, block z, and
lots l, 2, 9 and 10, block 10, In M. w. HOrne's
Sd addition. and also lot Il in X. Nelson's addi-
ton to the Village of Cheb0ygan.
Resolved further, That the Clerk cause no.
tce to be given of the intention OF the Council
to construct such sewer, by publication in the
Northern Tribune for two weeks, and where
said map and plans and estimated cost and ex-
penSe Of said sewer can be found and that
the Council will meet at the Council Rooms, In
the village Of ChebOygan, Tuesday evening,
February 9Th, 1884, at ! O'clock, to hear any
suggestions and objections from persons inter-
ested or liable to be assessed for the work or
improvement.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Trnstees Macarthur, Smyth, Van
Arsdale and President Frost. Nays
None.
ORDINANCES.
Trustee Van Arsdale asked and was
granted permission to introduce an or
dinancs entitled, Relative to Public and
private Drains and Sewers" Which or
dinance was then read as follows:
An Ordinance Relative to Porters and Run
ncrs.
The village of Cheboygan Ordains:
Sec. 1. The President of the village Of Che
bOygan for the tire bling, shall have power,
from time to time to issue licenses under his
to t such persons as he shall think proper, to
carry on tho business of public porters OF rum
ners for pnblic houses and hotels and all ON,
5bus agents omnibus nS ali Ntner ane
sons when acting as porters or runners Tor
public houses or hotels; and the President or
council shall have power to revoke all or any
Sec. 2. All such licenses shall expire on the
first day of May next. after the date thereof,
and may be renewed on application OF the
sec g. For every such license sha be paid
by the person applying for the same, the sum
Of one dollar, and Tor every renewal, the same
sum.
rec. 4. No person, while acting in the capa-
city OF public porter or runner for any no.
tel or rs an omnibus agent, omnibus driver,
or driver Of a baggage wagon, shall ~ any
manner tease vex or annoy passengers in so
citing patronage for their respec i've hotel =,
or convevanees by following after, surround
ing obstructing, or in any manner interfering
with quiet and undisturbed egres or DEPART
ure of any ana all passengers from the rail-
road depot and depot grounds, or from any
wharf OF said village, upon the arrival OF any
steam boat therein.