Telegram-herald., 1886-04-27
The COUNCIL. MEETING.
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lie bsl.dlng - Sidewalk ea tbe aee sls
81 Alell4e-aye. he asir.fs3 ,.g-nu beg pn
s.dewaiks A psaaon f.s ss4er sl1 tle
siley beg~esu Chnlaa saa las.i-s-lf SIS
iFem lros bridge Co tasi hrta-e-sls aas fc-
ferfed G. rhs Comasttiee ca oe~vfs
Adr4u kens AID ol1eEs asked that tts .e-t
sFe h. graded snd e1l.ers lasea tfem
last bridge ~ Hssi.lss-. temnst-
lee 0n Streets f4e ptiltQn ai ie<
6odfIey and Others 4skuE I<ruiissiul
"a move a ,fa4A sleasare hsa. ifaa. fls rlftf
through Maisrla8 sua tnfTp So % RE
rily limits ~as referred is iAe NuIl nlltlee en
streets sitb poser is a.t Ars iranCltaa
IL J0nge asa that lAe eily pas Ter dapases
tor inIuFlss received ou NuF iH lN,o. ~
coming Ia collision eith s aefse r1dea Is
Assistant tlre Marshal Baxter tAe
accident occurred al the corner So. &afis aHa
iagfsNesfs Nblle lhe oineef ess zolii- g.
= GRE referred 20 toe tommluse uls Ala4fle
AID Account, silh the tfF Attorney
tsaIui. aud aGeOQut> o. tue 4u .t.-ui os elt
80 Sere ordered laid So recommended bs
the Couspli 0leT Tie Jomuiltief au - eslS
reported faYorabiy 0n ihe ltii.lun Cog iae iiil-
pFOyenlent Oi MCkes nolas.t and lhe report
sAs adopted The same committee re-
ported adversely on ihe petition iof tAe
extension Of shelby II. The committee
I expressed the opinion that >heibN-sl should
I not run east OF South Diyi-lons Il aud that
7 II more streets we're needed east oi South
I Digision-si they should be laid oul 90 cor
4 respond with other streets in the ihird
ward. adopted. Aid. Gilbert, chairman oi
/ the Committee on Ways and Means. made d
/ lengthy report relative 70 the recovery ~ a
/ large amount of money invested IA property
bought al Tax sales tor local public inn
/ proyemenis The report Was adopted and
4 will be printed. The Committee On Sew efs
reported in favor of the construction OF a
sewer in FOurth-st. from Michigan - 10
Lane ave. adopted.
Aid Stanley of the Committee on Oral-
nanoes reported that his committee did not
/ think IL necessary 10 frame new ordinance
/ relative 10 herding cows within the city
limits. lie thought the present ordinance
sufficient and said ii the poundmasiei
would DO his duty under the ordinance
/ there would be no trouble Aid. Albright
said the trouble did not arise from neglect
OF duty On the part Of the POundmastef, bul
was caused by the Council having granted
permission 10 herd cattle on the outskirts o
the city Aid. Stanley report was yerba
and no action was taken on the matter
The WaterlOO-st II improvement roll Was Ian,
on the table for one week for the purpose %
hearing appeals The roll for the inn
provement OF Fast Bndge-st, from
Clancy-st east TO the city limits
was placed in the hands OF the Marshal 10
collection in thirty days. The assessmen
roll for the improvement of East Bridge
from Canal 81 10 Clancy-st was sci aside
all action relative thereto rescinded and
new district was ordered located. This aC
ton was reported necessary 10y the City Al
tOrney on account OF the district havin
; been improperly located. The Highwa
Commissioner was ordered 10 remove tn
loose stones from the streets in the Secon
! | Ward The Committee on Ordinances wi
D meet at the Council rooms next ThuT,da
evening for the purpose of considering "a
: | construction OF al ordinance relative Z
= herding cows within the city limits and {
| prevent the scattering of stones in TIA
streets. The Board of Pubhc NOTAs VI
= place watering trough al the city mdrks
and connect il with the city water works ]
accordance with resolution offered b
e Aid. killean at the request OF the society 3,
e the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals. Nun
erous permits TO deposit building mat eII.
e in the streets were granted, sdewalf
< ordered repaired or rebuilt and the COunc
r adjourned TO meet again at 80 this evel
ing when the mayor will deliver his eA
augural and the outgoing members vi
q say good-by.