Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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PETITIONS.
From John R. Eggerman asking per-
mission to erect an leo house ia the rear
of his meat market. Referred to Com
mittee on Fire Department.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
Howard Lynn. marshal fees from Aug.
Howard ss I Lynn Boarding prisoners $3.50 NlS
making return rolls 5000 90
Geo. e. Frost Justice fees. ........... 10 70
9: l.. Smyth Co., sundries;, 49,. 3 30
Street Commissioners pay roll No. 2l... 3S 70
The following bills were received and
referred to committee on claims and ac-
counts
Post ~ Van Arsdale, sundries $15 30
Howard Lynn locking prisoners, on
street work, in and out. .............. IA 90
REPORTS.
The committee on claims and account
to whom was referred the bill Of Samuel
H. Taylor amounting to $25 for making
sidewalk notices reported the same back
to the Council and recommended that
the bill be allowed. Report received
and account allowed.
The Marshal presented his return of
taxes delinquent for the year 1884.
Showing $769,64 remaining unpaid, Of
which $498 is for poll tax the balance
$301,64 ia the tax upsn real and person
property.
The Marshal also presented his return
OF assessment for Locust street sswe
showing $55,51 remaining unpaid.
RESOLUTIONS
Trustee Blake offered the following
Preamble and Resolution.
Whereas John B. Macarthur IS desirous
of effecting an exchange of certain real
estate owned by and belonging to him !;
te-wit Lots 2 and IL in block In r. Pat
tersOn's 9Th addition to Cheboygan vii
lage, according to the recorded plat
thereof, for the property embraced In
and covered by Macarthur street in said
plat.
And ,ohereas, it appears that it would
be to the interest, and for the greater
accommodation of the public to have the
street located upon and across said lots
2and II instead Of its present location.
And Uhereds, it appears that r. Pat
tersOn the proprietor of said plat coz
sents to, and is willing that the ex-
change be made, and it also appearing
that such exchange will DO to the inter-
est and advantage Of all parties concern
ed:
Therefore be it Resolued, that Near
thnr street aforesaid be vacated and
closed and that all the right title and
interest Of the Village Of ChebOygan
therein and thereto tO-wit:in and to that
certain strip or piece Of land rods in
width aud IS rods in length lying be-
tween blocks 2 and and between the
Duncan Bay road and James street ac-
cOrding to said plat be conveyed to said
John b. Macarthur upon condition that
said Macarthur convey to the Village OF
Chsboygan for the purpose Of, and to bt
used as a public street, said lots 2and Il
and that the said Macarthur work ant
grade said lots and 12and pat the same
in good condition. for use ana travel n
apublls street.
ResoIued further. that the President
and Clerk of the Village be, and they art
hereby authorized aud empowered to OK
ecuts q conveyance of said Macarthur
SLTeet, 10 Salu JUN ID. MCAIbNuT III COn
formity to and for carrying int sffsc
the foregoing resolution.
BE it further ResOlUed: that when TIT
exchange shall have been effected al
above provided then the property en-
braced in and covered by said lots an(
IL shall be designated and thereafte
known as Macarthur street.
Adopted by the following vote: Yeas
Trustees Blake. Macarthur, Hayes, ant
Robinson, and the President.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion the President was instruct
ed to issue orders for all supplies neede
by the village.
On motion Of Trustee Robinson tn
matter Of keeping sidewalks clear o
snow was left TO the discretion of Com
mittse on streets and sidewalks.
Council then adjourned
c. J. HUNT, Clerk.