The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-02

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defective sidewalks Was referred to City Atty;
To the Common Council OF the City OF Owosso
In the matter of injury OF Mrs Nellie j. Gould,
hereby present claim against tne oty OF owNs
sidewalk on the west side OF Washington Ave.
nue. between Main and Exchange Streets In said
S Spoa the rnS hours SIX SnS Of said
day. in the amount OF three thousand dollars
allowed. Mrs. NELLIE j. GOULD.
The liquor bonds OF Otto Helm and Charles f.
meeting, were upon motion taken from the table
On motion the liquor bond OF Charles 4. Ga
brell with Michael Fauth and August Stead,
man as sureties, was presented, accepted ana
sureties approved. Ayes o. nays 0.
The liquor bond OF Otto +. Helm, with Carl
Aharnds and Patrick Waiter as sureties was
presented. On motion the bond was accepted
and sureties approved. Ayes a. nayss.
The liquor bond of Andrew III. Green, with
Hiram AFFORD and William Green as sureties
was presented. On motion the bond was ac
cepted and sureties approved. Ayes q, nays o.
The bond of A. Lee Williams as City Auditor
with A. Lee Williams and Q. y williams as
sureties was presented. on motion was accept
cd and approved Ayes7, naysO.
The following liquor bonds were presented and
on motion were accepted and the Sureties APP
proved. Ayes Z, nays o:
Frank b. Gates as principal ana l.. IL. WOOD
ard and Ii. @. Gates as sureties.
Charles Steadman as principal with Charles
Christipine John Turnbell and August Shuttle
as sureties.
A. f. Willover as principal with Andrew j.
Patterson and Frank b. Gates as sureties.
William X Brewster as principal and j. c.
Williams and George b. Symes as Sureties.
Arthur ID. Patterson as principal and ..
Sharpsteen and j. +. Wildermuth as sureties.
Charles Preece as principal and William Weld
man and II. A. AFFORD as sureties.
j. f. Wildermuth as principal, and A. j. Pat
terson and Oscar Sharpsteen as sureties.
The druggist bond of Theodore Laubengayer
as principal, with Ludwig Struber and Charles
Lawrence as suretes and the druggist bond Of
Z. L. Parkil a Son as principal and Colin
Mccormick and Charles Williams as sureties.
The bonds upon motion were accepted and sure
ties approved. Ayes Z, nays0.
Alderman Robbins presented the following
resolution which was accepted and adopted,
Ayes Z, nays0:
RESOLVED: That the Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to sell the $4,000 percent Water
Bonds OF the City to the Wayne County Savings
Bank at their offer of par and 500 premium.
The interest of said Bonds to be made payable
on the first days of May and November OF each
year, except the first coupon which is to be paid
February LIST, 1891.
City Clerk presented the following communi,
cation which was referred to secretary OF Water
Board:
Owosso, Mich, April 2S, $780,
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
ofthe City OF OwosSo,
Gentlemen:-I hereby make application for a
license as Plumber in the City OF Owosso and
agree to be governed by the ordinance and agree
TO competent workman to do the work ana
TO comply with all of the regulations of the
Water Board OF said city. .. +. WEBSTER.
Alderman Gould offered the following resolu
tons, which upon motion were accepted and
adopted. Ayes {, nays0.
RESOLVED: That the City Auditor Bond be
fixed at sum of One Thousand Dollars.
Owosso April %, 1890
RESOLVED: That the salary of the City. Au-
ditor be fixed at the sum OF S25 for the coming
year.
Owosso April os, 1880
RESOLVED: That the salary of the City Clerk
be placed at the sum of 100 dollars for the com
ing year.
Owosso April rs, 1890.
RESOLVED: That the salary of Commissioner
of said city be fixed at the sum of 50 u week.
Owosso April 20, 1890.
RESOLVED: That the City Attorney be In.
structed to draw up new Charter for the city,
to be drawn up to get il in at the first SEES
sion OF the Legislature and would ask for the
same to be submitted to the Council as soon as
completed, and the same to be paved from the
contingent fund OF said city.
Owosso April 20, 1890.
RESOLVED: That the Committee on printing
be instructed to advertise for the printing for
the city for the coming year.
Owosso April -, 1890.
Alderman Robbins offered the following reso-
luton which was accepted and adopted. Ayes
5, nays2:
Resolved: That the Committee on Claims
and Accounts be instructed to borrow four
thousand dollors at a rate Of interest not to ex-
coed per cent, payable January LIST, 1884, to
place to credit OF contingent fund.
Alderman Robinson offered the following
resolution which accepted and adopted Ayes
5, nays g.
RESOLVED: That his Honor, the Mayor see
that the State Law be enforced in regard to
closing the saloons.
The State Law requires the saloons to be
closed at $3.50 standard time or 10 o'clock local
Dated Owosso, April g. A. D., 1890.
The matter of ordinance regulating peddlng
In the City OF Owosso, was deferred for action
for one week.
Alderman Robbins presented the following
ordinance:
An ordinance providing for the organization
and maintenance OF Fire Department within
and for the City OF Owosso.
The ordinance was read the first and second
time by its title. Unanimous consent was given
The ordinance ordered read in full and placed
upon IT'S passage and passed. Ayes T. nays 0.
The Mayor instructed the City Marshal, j. ID.
Evans to see that all saloons were closed at
1T $50 standard time and to be closed on Sun
lay and on all legal holidays and see that this
measure Is enforced.
On motion the council adjourned
FRANK w. SMITH, City Clerk.