Telegram-herald., 1886-08-10

Kssa.ar Hs~uus ef fbs Cauneu Ala
Abaut street t.ii~-5s.
Calncl usf l-s. eht Aierla,n ~. fr.s
eul John & Car0-s aad sIler residents ~
zoe soaiaerl nsr. 81 las ,'ls ASKED i.f aoe
g4als lre pratelnos sua lle erection ai o.
engine house committee ou fslr lielaft-
ueut li tar Aldermen " fhe t.rs aus
rnrd wards ieem sse. ~luta Division -
a.l. oe re- paved aetse-n 04ae- aul oaol-
aeh.sls re-lse property owners pn Ans
t.lue-st assei tor iae grading ei taat taHr-
olgliare fram l1nA o. Buchanan -sis..
committee 0n streets A oommlulcalIqn
from Alflei Ward protesting against ball
playing ou Sunday iu fhr real anl a.'I .lilils
ui. PREMISE a. 1875 tass st 1a- placed
0n ale Justices of the fe4ge mu-l bay eii}
dlreel0re. 81 fhey desire tnem lu ilcif ui
Sees A communication trom tAc street
Railway Company asking i4t Council to fe.
sllud lts acton compelling lne rorpnl axiom
-0 run tA~ bl1Ee-st cal7 o. The lini4-,l
terminus wa- laid loi the table T. =.
llsrCe anal others entered vigorous pro
,cs. against the chimney ou Necaanlc
block and tlr file Marrlyl Wlil look tle
matter up Jonathan b5yce prulec ieI
against tlc assessment OF SO 900 ou his pef
sJnAi property as excessive. referred
% Mayor City Attorney and aldermen
OF the Third Ward. The monthly
report II the clerk OF the Police Court Was
referred 20 The Committee on Claim. and
accounts Fifteen hundred dollars Nll
be transferred from the water works income
fund 20 water works fund The bond aud
application OF Peer huse for a saloon
license Al the corner Of Stocking and tlith-
SIS, was referred 90 Committee on Ways
and Means. The City Clerk monthly re-
port was declared correct. Accounts 10 uIr
amount Of So 600 were reported correct hy
the Comptroller and ordered paid. The Dul
Of Dr. Benz Pale for medical service a.
Police Headquarters was allowed al $50.
The report Of the Police Court Clerk Tor
June was reported c0rrec, and placed
ON iile The sheriff. bin of 1874 So for board
OF city prisoners at the jail during the
month OF July WAS reported as correct. "
y. Cary, OF pos Jefferson ST.. was granted
saloon license. John O. Rely must sue
the city for damages if he wants pay Tor
falling through Il manhOie ou Campal 50 +,
for the special committee reported adversely
10 granting the prayer OF the petitioner.
The resolutions OF Alderman DeGrah, rela-
tive 10 making the office OF city treasurer
salaried one etc, were taken from the table
and unanimously adopted. Alderman
Stanley moved 70 take from the table
the resolution relative % waves paid
by the Highway Commissioners and The
limiting OF a days work to eight hours The
vote standing % s. the Mayor voted In the
affirmative ami the skirmish began.
Speeches were made in favor of it by Aid
Stanley and Brenner and against il 10y Aid
Stein and DOYLE, when on a vote 10 ad0p,
the resolution was defeated by a vote of @
10 I, as follows. YeAs-Ald. Brenner.
Creque. DeGrsd, Huntley. Pantlind, stan
| lev, rhum-7. NAys-DOan, DOYLE, Hay
ward, Launisre, Marris, Saunders, Stewart,
Stein-9
Aid De Graf moved 10 take from the
table the petition OF the street railway COM
pany; carried. The alderman then further
to rescind all former action.
Aid. Launiere moved rs a substitute that
the CLERK be instructed 10 notify the super
| intendent or Treasurer If the c0ia2 2any TO
remove their track on West Bridge-st. from
! their barn East on Bridse-st Co and across
/ Bridge ST. bridge 10 Canal-st.. and that the
| Marshal 0e instructed I'D take possession Of
| the cars and stocks of an kinds belonging
| to said company while the company is re-
| moving said tracks as security that said
! company Will leave the street in as good
condition As when they found the
same; lost 10y vote Of 10 To i.
| Aid. CreQge moved 10 lay un The table.
! did not vote TO give the railroad company
/ the right through Brdge-st.. bul I desire %
/ see Justice done them now Aid HAY
ward objected 10 the Eighth ward Alder
! man spea klng for his section Alderman
! DeGraaf pushed his motion 10 resciui.
which was carried bv a vote of II % . The
whole matter was referred 20 the aldermen
OF the Seventh and Eighth wards.
Alderman DeGraaf offered the following.
D. ID
| Mayor in causing the arrest of the Saliva
ton Army, be and the same is hereby en-
dOrsed by the Council Carried. Alderman
Ihum being the only one voting i'm tbe
| negative. The former action of the
! Council IN ordering the Tepaying
| of FultOn-st was recOnsidered ON account
! Of clerical error in the original provision
! motion TO again pass the same was iu-
! troduced, Aid Launiere voting in The mega
| tive and killing the same Alderman
| Pantiind asked for his reason therefor.
when the Eighth ward gentleman respond
| ed, when other aldermen interfere I'M my
ward | shall do the same a motion 90
adjourn was lost Alderman Doan of red
the following. which was adopted.
| Rc'0ircf, That the Common Council 0l
the city of Grand Rapids declare that the
building Of the following route Of street
rail way is public necessity and that they
! require the work 10 De- com menctI within
thirty day. and be completed on ~
before November -. l~s6. commencing on
P-arl-st and Campau Place thence Wesi
TO Front ST., thence South 10 Ssawmut-sve
then West 20 GOid-st. then South % Wat
.on. then Wes, 20 Straight. then South 20
Butterworth-ave, then Wesi 90 Shepard ST.
aud be il further
Resolrcd That the City Clerk be and is
hereby instructed "a notify The Stree, Rsil
way Company of Grand Rapids of the pas
sage Of this resolution and III they shall fail
10 file their assent to The same within thir
~ days. then ihis Council shall grant per
mission % some other individual or corpo
ration % constrgct the same
Council adjourned.
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