The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-25
. laid on the table until next meeting, which

! be laid on the table until next meeting, which
motion did not prevail. Ayes, Brown, WASH
Nichols, Detwiisr, Ketcham, Jordan, Dens-
! more.
To the Printing Committee of the City OF
| Owosso
| Gentlemen II herewith submit the following
| bid for the printing of the council proceedings
| for the next fiscal year and agree TO furnish a
bond for the faithful performance of the same
| for fifty-two weeks for the sum of one thou
sand dollars as a guarantee.
| /, the undersigned, agree TO print the conn
| mon council proceedings in the OwosSo FEEDER
! al News, a weekly newspaper printed in the
city of 0wosso nfty-two weeks, for the sum of
further agree to do the Job printine-the
same amount; the city has had done for the
past year-for the sum OF three hundred dol
lars. Federal News,
r. +. DARLING. Prop.
1t was moved and supported thatsthe report
be adopted, which was carried Ayes, Prem
pont, Wiley, Nichols, Detwller, ketcham.
Jordan, Densmore; nays, Brown, washbupn,
Van Size.
| This agreement made and entered into by
| and between the Argus Publishing Company,
the Times Printing Company and the Owosso
| Press Publishing Company jointly OF the first
part and the city of Owosso municipal corpo-
| ration of the second part.
| Witnesseth THAT the parties of the first
part to this agreement in consideration of the
| agreements herein contained, to be performed
on the part OF the second party hereby agree
/ TO prlnt the proceedings or tno council Ill tne
Owosso Times, tho Evening Argus and The
| Pr ess- American, the same to be set in nonpa-
reil type solid, and to be counted one folio to
| the inch. We will also publish all ordinances,
street opening notices and resolutions and all
other legal notices in the same papers set solid
and counted one inch to the folio. All or such
| proceedings ordinances or other legal notices
| to beprinted in each of said papers the same
| week in which the proceedings or legal notices
are passed or acted upon by the council unless
| the printing OF the same would be impossible 10
| occur that week on account of the previous
publication of said papers.
The party of the second part hereto agrees to
| furnish through its city clerk minutes of the
proceedings of the Common Council and copies
of all ordinances, street opening notices, cleo
to printed by the said first parties. Also the
| city of Owosso agrees to pay. the said joint
parties of the first part for such printing and
| insertion of the aforesaid proceedings, ordin-
ances and other legal notices in such papers
! the sum of 33 cents per folio, folio being one
inch of space set in nonpariel type solid, and
where ii is necessary to run legal notices more
than one insertion then for such second inser-
ton the price paid shall be "a cents per folio as
above. This contract shall cease with thelst day
ofMay, 1908, and shall be binding upon the heirs
executors, representatives or assigns of first
parties hereto
TO the Committee on Printing
We submit the above, our last years agree
ment, as our proposition for the city printing
for the ensuing year and agree to enter into
contract with the city in accordance with the
same. THE ARGUS PUBLISHING Co.
THE TIMES PRINTING Co
THE Owosso PRESS PUB. Co.
Owosso. Mich, April 10. 1902.
Aid Pierpont presented following report,
which was upon motion adopted. Ayes 10,
nays0.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the City of OwossO.
Gentlemen The committee on fire depart.
ment report TO your honorable body, that old
Prince has been returned to the committee by
Mr.. Dewey and Mr. Joe Sproule has deposited
in the hands of the committee the sum OF 5000,
dac rin M has nd or horse am
agreeing to give him good home for the rest
Of his days. The committee recommended the
disposition of the horse to Mr.. Sproule and the
acceptance of the sum of 5000 for his sale.
WARREN PIERPONT,
j. W. JORDAN,
JOHN j. BROWN,
Committee.
Committee on claims and accounts reported
favorable on accounts as above presented,
unanimous consent being given, same was al
lowed. Ayes 10, nays 0.
Aid. Brown presented following liquor and
druggists bonds. 1t was moved and supported
that the bonds be accepted and sureties APP
which was carried. Ayes 10; nays O.
George Cute, with Charles Mueller and
George H. Bradley as sureties.
Charles Preece, with Jacob Z. Wildermuth
and William Green as sureties.
Wallace d. Burke, with Daniel Burhans and
Louis Mueller as sureties
William Frederick with Charles Mueller
and William p. Gabriel as sureties.
George Wildermuth, with Jacob f. Wilder
muth and Charles H. Preece as sureties.
Michael II. Rourlze, with Daniel Burhans
and William E. Payne as sureties.
Michael Schuddel, with Frank Comstock and
Daniel Roehm as sureties.
Conrad Mehlenbacher, with Ransom n Par
shall and Daniel Roehm as sureties.
Otto f. Helm, with Nicholas Nielsen and
William III. Lyon as sureties.
Nicholas Nielsen, with william L. Payne and
George Carpenter as sureties.
Gustave Luckerman, with Patrick II.
Carmody. and Robert Bowles as sureties.
Richard G: Sanderhoff, with Louis Mueller
and Edward Sanderhoff as sureties.
H. S. johnson, with Nicholas Nielsen and
Robert Bowles as sureties;
William Barrisford, with Nicholas A. Good
Anthony f. Gehl, with Moses Keyte and
Thomas Carmody as sureties.
Mueller Brothers, with friedrich Aberle and
Thomas Carmody rs sureties.
Druggist bond of Otto l.. Sprague with
Willis E. Hall and George ". Loring as
sureties.
Druggist bond of John C. johnson with
George w. Loring and Charles N. Race as
sureties
The liquor bonds, of Charles F. Schultz. Peter
L. johnson, Charles. b. Nye and William
Green were referred back to the committee.
1t was moved and supported that the
ordinance relative to the licensing of drays and
the table, which was carried.
TWAS moved and supported that the same be
read in full, which was carried
laid on the table until next meeting, which
was carried.
Aid. Washburn presented following or
dinance. 1t was moved and supported that
the same be read the first and second time by
its title, which was carried. Ayes 10, nays 0.
1t was moved and supported that the same
be read the third time in full placed upon its
passage and passed. which was carried. Ayes
10, nays 0.
1t was moved and supported that the or
dinance as read do now pass, which was car
ried. Ayes 10, nays 0.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to provide for the building,
repairing and constructing of stone, artificial
stone, brick and tar sidewalks and crosswalks
in the city of Owosso and for the purpose of
keeping the same clean from snow and ice and
other nuisances, as the council may deem
necessary to remove from time to time by
resolution.
THE CITY OF owosso oRDAINs
Sec. /. That all sidewalks, crosswalls here
after shall be built and constructed OF stone,
artificial stone, brick or tar and gravel com
monty called tar walks, and no sidewalks or
crosswalks shall be repaired by any other
material.
Sec. 2. No wood sidewalks shall be repaired
by wood, by any property owner, unless the
said person or persons shall have permission TO
repair such walks by wood after having hear
ing by the common council and granted such
permission by such council by n two-thrds
vote of all the aldermen elect. Provided any
holes in the Sidewalks caused by accident or
otherwise, may be repaired at once by the
property owner, or the street commissioner at
Sec. 3. All sidewalks hereafter built shall
be built at the expense of the property owner
under the supervision of the common council
of the city of Owosso and when such sidewalks