The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-29
Common Council Room,
OWosso. April 26. 1893.

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| Tuesday event g, April 20, '9S.
| Common Council ROOM
| Owosso, April 26 1898.
Adjourned meeting OF the Common Council,
| Mayer Thomas Kerwin presiding; aldermen
present at roll call, Wiley, Gould, Dewey, Shaw,
Harmon, Jordan Palmer, Watson, Walsh, Aid.
Copas coming in late.
Minutes of the present meeting were read and
| approved as read.
The following petition was presented by Aid.
| Walsh, and upon motion was referred 10 the
| committee on ways and means:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of
| the city of Owosso:
We, the undersigned residents of the city of
| Owosso do hereby humbly petition that when
| the present Main street bridge is moved TO
| make place for the proposed new bridge, that
it be placed across the river on north Lansing
| street, In the city sof Owosso Mich, which
would enable large portion OF the children to
get 70 school, located northwest OF West
| Owosso
Signed L. G. Cheney and 14O others.
The following claims and accounts were pre-
| sented and referred TO the committee on claims
| and accounts:
| Co, SU.55, Doubleday Bros & Co 400, Owosso
| Press Publishing Co 1878, Times Printing Co
| 10 rs, American Publishing Co ga.
| From Fire department Fund-A Giles
$780, John Ashford 1900, Owosso Fire Depart
| meut 6l.0O, DR. d III Lamb 100.
| From Police Fund-Wm Barrisford. S22 90,
John Hammond % co. J Z Cady 1900.
From Highway fund-O Speck 1915, James
Doyle I'D w ii Smith OBS, A Burch Ass,
| Bailey $50 T. Dye $50, Geo Knapp $50, John
Demorest $50, Grove Payne $40, W. Sher-
| man $780,
From Water Works Fund-Times Printing
| Co $780, 9 Balloon 0.45, + Hollis GA, James
Walker Son 3.Si, Lawrence LOO, E w Hop
kins O63 j Hunt 7.5O, Charles Jackson 45 90,
| Floyd Bloomer 1900, G A Beebe $500, @ II Co.'S
! slit rs co.
Alderman Gould presented the following re-
| port which upon motion was accepted and
placed on file, ayes 10, nays O.:
To the Mayor and Common Council City of
Your special committee to whom was referred
| the remonstrance of r. b. Warren and others
| against being taxed for the West Main street
| sewer beg leave to report that upon "a notice to
said petitioners to meet the committee at the
| city clerks office, a number of them reported
and q satisfactory explanation was obtained;
and the committee recommends that said petit
| ton or remonstrance be not allowed.
f. H. Gould,
CD. Shaw,
| j. III. Copas
The committee to whom was referred the petit
tion to retain the Bell telephones now in use by
the city asked for more time to report which
was granted
The committee on claims and accounts report.
| ed favorably on the above bills as presented
and unanimous consent being given the same
were allowed, ayes 10, nays 0.
The City Treasurers bond OF Stephen b. Pitts
| for 900, with Matthias l.. Stewart, Charles
| ID. Stewart, William II. Bigelow, Mandervlle
ID. Grow, Isaac III. Keller Herman c. Frleseke
Martin c. Dawes, James w. Simmons and Willis
| Il Hall as sureties was presented and upon
motion was accepted and sureties approved.
| Ayes 10, nays 0.
Julius FIieseke and Herman Frieseke as sure
ties was presented and upon motion was ac-
cepted and sureties approved; ayes 10, nays o.
Byron s. Knapp and Granville f. North as
suretles was presented and upon motion was
accepted and sureties approved; ayes TO- nays 0.
n wit y
| A. Baldwin and Daniel j. Gerow as sureties
was presented and upon motion was accepted
The drusgistp BOND of STANLEY e. Pagiin with
| Colin Mccormick and Cyrus Reimer as sureties
was presented and upon motion was accepted
| and suretes approved: ayes 10, nays 0.
The druggist bond of John c. johnson and
John M. Henderson, with Geo. w. Loring and
Stillman j. Harding as sureties was presented
| and upon motion was accepted and sureties ap-
proved ayes 10, naysO.
The druggists bond of M. A. Sprague & Co.,
with Willis e. Hall and Charles w. Starr as
sureties was presented and upon motion was
accepted and sureties approved ayes 10, nays0
The liquor bond of Adam Serr, with VIM. p.
Gabriel and Geo. w. Collier as sureties was
presented and upon motion was accepted and
sureties approved; ayes 10; nays0.
The liquor bond of Albert G. Sax, with Joseph
Amos and Daniel Burhans as suretieS was pre-
| sented and upon motion was accepted and sure
ties approved; ayes 10, nays0.
The liquor bond of William F. Steadman, with
Reuben DeArmon and Henry ID. Johnson as
| sureties was presented and upon motion was
accepted and suteties approved; ayes 10, nays0.
The liquor bond Of Wallace d. Burke with
Geo. b. Symes and Louis Mueller as sureties
was presented and upon motion was accepted
| and sureties approved; ayes TO- nays O.
| VIM. Green and Charles Mueller as sureties
| was presented and upon motion was accepted
and sureties approved; ayes 10, nays0.
| The liquor bond OF hubert A. Sanderhoff, with
George b. Symes and Fred. Sanderhof as sure.
| ties was presented and upon motion was &C
cepted and sureties approved; ayes 10, nays 0.
| he I'M COtter
| Bradley and Joseph Amos as sureties was pre-
sented and upon motion was accepted and sure
| ties approved ayes 10, nays0.
| The liquor bond OF William Sturtevant, with
| Nicholas A. Goodyear and Nicholas Nielsen as
sureties was presented and upon motion was
The liquor bond Of William Frederick and
| Otto Helm, with Myron Nye and Charles Mueller
as sureties was presented and upon motion was
| accepted and suretes approved; ayes TO- nays 0.
! The liquor bond OF Otto f. Helm, with Fred
Aberle and Daniel Burhans as sureties was pre-
| scented and upon motion was accepted and sure
| ties approved; ayes TO- nays0.
The liquor bond Of Award e. Willover, with
| A. Steggall and Charles H. Preece as sureties
| was presented and upon motion was accepted
and sureties approved; ayes 10, nays0,
| The liquor bond of Conrad Mehlenbacher, with
| William p. Gabriel and Francis G. Oatman as
| sureties was presented and upon motion was
| accepted and sureties approved; ayes TO- nays0.
The liquor bond of Charles II. Preece, with j.
| +. Wildermuth and Louis Mueller as sureties
was presented and upon motion was accepted
| and sureties approved; ayes 10, nays 0.
| The liquor bond OF George Wildermuth with
j. Il. Wildermuth and Chas. II. Preece as sure
ties was presented an upon motion was &c
| copied acknowledgement; ayes 10 nays 0.
| Aid. Jordan offered resolution to remodel and
| repair the rooms on the second floor OF the city
| hall. Upon motion resolution was laid on the
| table for one week.
| Aid Palmer moved to take the printing con-
| tract from the table, ayes Wiley, Gould, Dewey,
| Harmon, Jordan Palmer Watson and Walsh, y,
| nays Shaw, 1.
| Aid. Palmer presented the following contract
| for printing and moved its acceptance and
| adoption; ayes Wiley, Gould, Dewey, Harmon,
| Jordan, Palmer, Walsh-7; nays Copas, Shaw,
Watson carried
| Article OF agreement made this 2Sth day of
| April. A. D., 1898, between Edmund o. Dewey,
| editor of The Owosso Times. and II. Kirk
| White, editor OF The Owosso Press, parties of
| the first part, and the city OF Owosso, through
| its committee on printing, viz AID Albert II
| Palmer Charles Shaw, and Robert Harmon,
| party OF the second part, witnesseth.
| First. The parties of the first part agree to
| publish in both The Times and The Owosso
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