Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
PEIITIOSS lsD e0aaUsWHNyS


fsE FcEkTa \ 4uasAL BAsx.
GKAxo k4Elas. Alea.. Dec. "a
70 ths heasE4sls. ths Axssr All Cen aen
e94seii a tns cav q 6rsad Raplas. Nlsh. :
tsvatlsHes-l hsrebs ceflifs ghag EaeFe as
90 dsPosit IA this 5@4k - tas else ef bgsl.
ness. SATURDAY.. Aossmbss .. lsas. ~ ths credit
% .as elss ~ 3r4ad kaDias Sea. &. Peer.
ctis 4 eas1EeFl. ths s1ia ~ ts~aty-sk taegsAad
ioaF hgadrsa sad sxIg-0as &aa - "a s5llaFs
i4b.i5l-sll, aaa Thai tns iatersst "a t4e e.ts ;
faad for tae caFfeaG n0ath 81 November s1s
aiasty fsuF ka4 slho dollars lsss.iU shies
aAeaAs as esea paid - Geo. K. Psggy, clly
treasures.
Negy respectfully.
Il. ". Mass.
Cashier.
Accepted ara hiea.
6sASD kAFtbs. Mica. Dee. I. $50.
To the Honorable. tas C0mm0R CoaneA OF the
eily u 0rsad Ksp Is
0s4tiemeu-lhs saeiosed resolutions were
aaanimoasls adopted AZ q regular meei ( Of
the Ceatral Labor Jaion. % the ciEv Of uraad
Rap d. held Msa4sy evening. November "a
l,ssis aad sss instrueiea 20 transmit copy
81 the same 10 your hOaor Die body.
Respectfully.
RsaSx AePaIlLrrs.
sec'y Z. L. L.
Following are the resolutions.
Whereas. Al Effort Is being made ~ the
farmers % this vicinity 70 sseure the estab
nsnment OF = general market In 6r4ad Rap
idss and.
Whereas. We believe that such a market
wou q 90 Of great benehI e. the working PEG
pie OF the city therefore. DC IL
Resolved That the Central Labor Union
representing tho trades unions OF Grand
Rap ds. join With the farmers Ia asking for a
charter Amendment providing for thu estab
lishmeut OF general market In this ely and
| DC IL
Resolved. Further. that copy Of these re
solutions DO sent 10 the Honoiaale CoinmoI
Counell
On motion OF AID. sproul. referred 10 tn,
special committee having tue matter OF th'
location OF a market IN charge.
Whereas the Child Labor law is being con
stantly. open and sbamefully violated In thii
city. 10 the Generalization OF youth. and thu
pauperizstion OF adults. the employment o
children being mercy an economic device 4
lesson the cosg % production; and
Whereas. Ia many mercantile and manufac
Ing establishments In Grand Rap DIS no TesarC
Is shown by employers for the health and lii'
Of their workmen. as the perusal Of the nles o
any daily newspaper OF this city will conclu
slvely prove; therefore. be 10
Resolved. That the Central Labor Union asl
I for = charter amendment creating the ONCE o
Factory Inspector.
I On motion of Aid. Sproul referred 10 tn,
Com mittee on Charter Amendment.
! OF c. J. Andrews. representing that he own
lot AZ. BisSell 4 Hsrlsn's addition. on nortl
, side OF and adjoining Benson street; that ow
I ing o the grade of said street the water flow
ilto his cellar causing damage TO his proper
! Is; asking that The matter be investigated
with a view to granting him compensation
for su damage.
Committee on Sewers.
1 OF A. D. Rathbone. Darwin d. Cody and 4
others property owners and residents on Eas
Fulton. Ransom. North Park. North Division
and Pear SIT eets and Lake avenue. owning
! frontage OF 5,356 feet on said streets. remOn
strat.ng against the granting of a franchise &
the Reeds Lake Electric Railway Co.. 10 con
struct. maintain and operate an electric roaS
IN any OF the streets named.
1 On motion Of Aid. Sproul referred TO tn
committee having the matter OF granting Al
Rp2icatlon lcr a franchise. under consldera
/ ton.
| OF Julia A. Richards. representing that sh
/ owns frontage OF co feet on the north sd
| OF Slb ey street. Just inside the west city linn
/ its, upon which a sidewalk has been ordere,
/ laid; that she IS subjected 10 great expense b.
the grading Of said street. and as there are n,
/ buildings on such property the laying Of sucl
| walk Is not a necessity or co yenience at thi
time; asking council TO investigate with th
view Of postponing the building OF such wall
/ for the present.
| On motion of Aid. Hauser referred TO tn
dermen of the ghth ward.
OF VIM. c. Shepard. J. Quintusand p Others
residents and property owners along and ad
jacent % the lines OF the proposed Reed
Lake Electric Ranway. in the city, askin
council 10 grant the frsnchs- asked for upO
the proper terms ana conditions.
Referred 10 the special committee havin
the matter under considerable
OF Thomas Sullivan. representing that he ar
pesled from the assessment made az nst h
I property on North Iona street. fof 5 wer 4
{ SAID street; O. a he has good reasons for $
doing, q a. the council did not act on mis- al
pea III after the treasurer had added 5 pc
| cent. collection fees 10 B. Is sessment; hat b
now desires 90 pay the original amount ,
such assessment without the additions
ehArgs; asking eouAcll to investigate IN
matter.
90 notion Of AID. Saunders. referred {
Committee on Ways and Means
OF Robert W. Noblc. JAS Z. Van AlStine an
| Joseph II. Martin. representing that they ow
large frontage OF land on south side Of Sil
lev street. west OF Straight street. upon whic
= Sidewalk has been o dered laid. that there
no use or necessity for su:h walk. that II
must b. butt II SHOULD nos lie done until De,
spr.rg for the reason that the street Is on so
and marshy soil. and VIII sstlie more or les
thereby dsmsging a walk that may be lai
AZ h present time.
on motioa OF AID. Haussr. referred 70 "a