The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-01

Patterson and Charles III. Preece as sureties
bond OF Charles III. Preece, with Jacob 4. Will
dernuth and Hiram AFFORD as sureHes; bond of
Fred II. Peterson, with George Is. Symes and
Daniel Burhans as sureties; bond of Arthur ID.
Patterson, with Andrew j. Patterson and Jacob
+. Wildermuth as suretieS; bond of Award II.
Willover, with Moses Keyte and Andrew j.
Patterson as sureties; bond of Charles II. Reins-
burg, with George Carpenter and William l..
Payne as SuretieS; bond of Rueben j. ST. Clair,
with George w. Collier and John Frawley as
suret1es; bond OF William e. Steadman, with
Rebben DeArmon ana Charles II. Preece as
l'sureties; bond OF Albert Sax, with Moses Keyte
and Joseph Amos as sureties; bond of Charles
Steadman, with Patrick ii. Carmody and John
keifer as sureties; bond OF Thomas Nelan, with
Jacob l.. Wildermuth and William II. Lyon as
| sureties; bond of Thomas Gadoa, with Michael
Shehe and Daniel Burhans as sureties; bond of
| Andrew III. Green, with Daniel Byrne and Will
liam Green as sureties; bond Of Frederick
Bartels, with George w. Collier and William
Lyon as sureties; druggist bond Of John
Burhans and George w. Loring as sureties;
bond OF NJ. a. Sprague q Co, with Julius Erie
seke and George w. Loring as sureties. All of
which is respectfully submitted
Dated this 27th day of April, 1896.
Geo. Perrigo, j. II. Copas, II: c. Smith, Com
mittee Henry S. Hadsall, City Attorney.
Bonds were presented as above, voted upon
separately and the sureties approved without
| dissenting vote.
! The constable bond of William r. Gibson.
with Thomas M. Wiley and Charles A. Doane,
| was presented. 1t was moved and supported
| that the bond be accepted and the sureties APP
q
The constable bond OF Leonard Munson, with
Louis Q. Hall and ID. j. Babcock as sureties, was
presented and approved Ayes 8, nays 0.
| 1t was moved and supported that tho report
| of the committee on bonds be accepted and
adopted, which motion prevailed. Ayes s,
| nays u
The committee on claims and accounts re-
| ported favorably on accounts as above present
ed; unanimous consent being given same was
| allowed. Ayes 3, nays 0.
| Aid. Lamfrom presented the following report,
which was accepted and adopted. Ayes :, nays 0.
| To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the city of Owosso:
! Your committee TO whom was referred the
grading OF Ada street, between King and jean
cite streets, would respectfully report favorable
on same.
S. Lamfrom, G. F. Zimmerman, Committee.
Aid White presented the following report,
| which was accepted and adopted Ayes S,nays0
| To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the city Of Owosso:
Gentlemen-Yourc committee to whom was re
TERED the matter OF not using the city team and
teamster in sprinkling the business portion of
| tion.
V. NJ White, j. II. Copas, f. c. Smith, Com
Aid. White presented following report. 1t
was moved and supported that the matter of
sprinkling of streets and building of tanks be
referred TO the committee on ways and means,
which motion prevailed; ayes s, nays 0.
OwOSso, MICH, April &c, '96.
f, To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of the
Gentlemen-Your committee to whom was
| referred the matter of sprinlling Main street
change street between Park and Water streets,
| also the portion of Ball street between Main
and Exchange; also Washington street from
| Oliver street south to Water street: also west
| Main street between the east end of bridge over
| Shtawassee river west to Brooks street, would
! respectfully report as follows: That we deem
1t public necessity, and do report favorable
| on the same and would recommend that the
| resolution pertaining to this matter be imme
diately introduced and approved by the council
| and an ordinance pass for the same with proper
| assessment roll and frontage tax therefor.
| Y; M White f. Q. Smith, j. II. Copas Com
| Aid. White presented following report, which
was accepted and adopted; ayes s, nays o.:
OwoSSO MICH April 20, '96.
TO the Hon. Mayor and Common Council OF the
Gentemen-Your committee to whom was
referred the matter Of purchasing a sDrinkling
wagon and water tank for same, would respect
fully report that many bids were received, of
| which Grove Payne's was $500; Hartshorn
q Sons $780, and Convis s. Carmody's was
5000; The last bid being lowest was accepted
by this COMMITTEE; all of theses bids being for
| same style of wagon; width of tire 8 in: x in.
thich with Sarven hub, steel axle with steel
| truss OF the very best material and warranted
| for one year from all defects, and would also re
port that The making and furnishing of material
|, TO completion of water tank was let for $500
! for 200 gallon tank, to William Gabriel.
| v. M White, j. II. Copas, f. c. Smith Com.
The clerk presented the following communi-
| cation:
Lansing, Mich, April "a. 1896.
/ Fred Edwards, Esq, Owosso, Mich:
Dear Slr.n,Replying to your favor OF Yesterday
copies OF charter for 500, making $500 in all
| for 100 copies. Yours very truly,
l ROBERT SMITH & Co.
1t was moved and supported that the clerk be
instructed to procure 100 copies OF the city char
ter which motion prevailed. Ayes 8, nays 0.
Aid Lamfrom offered the following resolu-
| tion, which was adopted Ayes s, nays0.
| Resolved, by this council that the city mar
shall be and is hereby instructed to visit all
places where liquors or intoxicating drinks are
solo, excepting drug stores, on or before the 9th
day OF May next, and see that such parties have
paid their state tax by examining their red
cards issued by the county treasurer since May
|, 1896 and he Is hereby further instructed to
order all such dealers that have failed to secure
said red cards as above stated or that have
failed to secure proper bonds as required by
law, to close up their places of business at once
and to see that same remain closed until said
tax has been paid, and proper bonds secured
and accepted by this council; and should any
such dealer disobey the order to so close he
shall then enter complaint against such parties
for breach of the law OF the State of Michigan
And be IL further resolved, That the city mar
shall shall see that this resolution is duly en-
forced
Owosso, April 27th, 1906
Aid. Smith stated that he thought 1t would
be good idea to sell the old tank and wagon
so that 1t could be repaired up by some of the
teamsters to sprinkle with, which was upon
motion left In the discretion of the committee
on ways and means.