The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-27

Aid Noble presented following petition which
upon motion was referred TO the committee on
streets and sidewalks.
Owosso, April %, 1900.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF The city of OwosSo:
Geutlemen-Having sold lots 2, 3, 4, s, 6, 7
8nd OF block in Maple Ridge Park addition
Tor grading purposes, and whereas said lands
are not available for that purpose until the
Constructions are removed from the GuJe Drain
at the Power House, your petitioners would
respectfully ask that the street com m lssioner
be instructed To remove said obstruction and
clean out said drain from the river to the south
side OF the D., g. IL. & NJ. Ry. Co IS right of
way Signed by M. Keyte and w. II. Lingle
The following claims and accounts were pre-
sented and upon motion were referred to the
committee on claims and accounts.
From Contingent Fund-The Times Printing
Co., $l3 70, same 90, Chas. Balloon Use, OwossO
Press Pub Co, 90, same IL 20, Good Roads Ma
chlneTy co 900 James Doyle so, James Helt
Fire Dept. Fund-John Ashford $40 90, A. j.
Burke IS 90, +. Alexander II 10, Knapp & Smith
1873 90, John Brooks Son II 49, 4 b. Tubbs 2 SO
From Highway Fund-Frank Mack II 26, Geo,
Dreher % Chas. Bailey %, II. Retain 90, C
A. Chatterson 2l2. w. Ball rs. S.W Sewell 70
Irwin q. Chase 10 81, s. G. Burbank 100.
Police Fund-Zenas III. Ross "a 90, George A
Griffith "a o., l.. A. Alderton "a 90.
From Water Works Fund--Chas Balloon sec,
Fred Edwards, stamps 90, Ira G. Curry. tap
ping. $50, Albert Todd Il Co., 81 81, same 81 az,
Alexander Evans 49, Henry Bailey 1 10.
Inc cOmmltteo on Claims ana accounts report
ed favorably on accounts as above presented.
Unanimous consent being given the same were
allowed and the clerk was directed to draw or
ders for the same; ayes 10, navs0
Aid. Pierpont presented following report which
was upou motion adopted; ayes 10. nays0
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF the City Of Owosso.
Gentlemen:-Thec committee on printing, who
we're authorized to receive bids for the city,
have received but one bid for the same, being
the Joint bid of The Times Printing Co and The
Owosso Press Publishing Co., whose bid is the
sum OF 800 for printing the council proceedings,
all ordinances, and reports, to publish all
notices for general elections and for registra-
tion and the general spring registration list Of
voters. The committee has accepted the bid
and drawn the contract with such parties for
WARREN PIERpoNT.
GURDEN MCLEAN,
Aid Washburn presented liquor bonds of Wal
lace ID. Burke with Geo. Il. Symes and Louis
Mueller as sureties Thomas GadOla with VIM.
III. Lyon and Nicholas Miesen as suretes; Chas.
5hulZ with VIM. L. Gabriel and Arthur Steg-
gall as sureties; Helm & friedrich with Henry ID.
johnson and Chas. Mueller as sureties: Benia-
min s. Hllllker and Orvile :. Myers with George
W. Collier and Nicholas Goodyear as sure
Lyon and Henry ID. johnson as sure.
tles Peter l.. johnson with Moses Keyte and
Arthur Steggall as suretes; Award K. WillOver
Chas. H. Preece with J.F. Wildermuth and VIM
Green as sureties; Michael Schuddell with Pat
rick Carmody and Geo w. collier as suretles;
CODrade Melenbacher with Vim, L. Gabriel and
Robert Bowles as sureties; George Wildermuth
with j. +: WiIdermuth and q. II Preece as sure
ties; Carl Bush and Gustave Luckerman with
Patrick Oarmodyand Robert Bowles as sureties;
WIN. Green with Charles Mueller and Charles
Preece as sureties; VIM. Drebenstedt and Gus
tave Drebenstedt with Daniel Burhans and Wm
l.. Payne rs sureties; 3. q. Lagar Brown with A.
j. Patterson and Nicholas Miesen as surtties.