The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-27
AN IMPORTANT SESSION.
OF Iity Council held in City Hall Mon
day Night

The City Council met in regular
session Monday evening April "a all
members present except Cole and
Ness.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
A petition of c. H. CRUDE to tap
Plumb street sewer was referred TO
committee on sewers and drains.
Mayor Logan reported having re-
eeIved the list of dog owners on
March 1st 1904 and on motion the
clerk was ordered to have the same
placed on tax duplicate.
The appointment o, Wn H. Schear-
er as Night Police for one year from
End Tue>d day in May was confirmed.
The bonds of II. A. Logan and l..
M. Lauer were approved.
The City Civil Engineer reported
his acceptance of the Third street
or Bissell sewer and resolution ap-
proving said report was adopted.
The report of Water Works sup
erintendent was read and filedl On
motion of council the water works
superintendent was ordered to repair
tank for sprinkler.
The report of street commissioner
was read and filed.
The committee on accounts and
stationary reported favorably upon
bills amounting to s494.64 and Lach-
er. Hahn, Baker and Ulrich voted
for the allowance of the same.
The finance committee reported as
follows:
Amount on hand $500. 9e
Bills allowed 494. ga
Balance on hand 5035.34
The committee on cemeteries rec
commended purchase of mower for
cemetery and on motion same was re.
ferred to said committee with power
to act.
The special committee reported the
verbal proposition of G. D. Snowber.
ger to furnish power for water works
and on motion of council, Councilman
Baker. Cole and Hahn we're appoin.
ted as committee to receive a writ.
ten proposition from Mr.. Snowberger
regarding the same.
Resolution for paving Michigan
street in front of lot I, original plat,
which Is IN front of the Hess, Harley
and CRUDE Hardware store, was adop.
ted, Lacher, Hahn, Baker and Ulrich
voting for the same.
A deelaratory resolution for paving
jefferson street from Michigan street
to west line of First street was ad-
opted, Lacher, Hahn, Baker and Ul-
rich voting for same.
A declaratory resolution for paving
Caro- street from Michigan street to
west line of Second street was adop-
ted, Lacher, Hahn, Baker and Ulrich
voting Tor same.
A declaratory resolution for paving
Center street from north line of La
porte streetzto north line Of Harrison
street was adopted, Lacher, Hahn,
and Baker voting for the same and
Ulrich against.
The council then adjourned.
The width for the proposed pave
ment on Center jefferson and Caro-
streets is TO be 26 feet.
The council fixed Monday evening
the Is of May at 7:30 O'Clock at the
city hall as the time and place where
all persons whose property may be
affected by such proposed pavement
may be heard as to their desire either
for or against the pavement.
The following are the persons who
petitioned for the Center street pave
ment. j. w. Wolford, D. G. Knott.
Geo. Vinail. j. A. Losey, L. M. Lauer,
f. NJ. Burkett, Jacob Kaszer, S. 9.
Loring, A. r. Underwood, Peter j.
Kruger, Samuel G.. Gretzinger, S. W.
Thomas, E. N Brewer, G. T. Allen,
]. s.. Martin, VIM. Everly, Dan Jaoo.
by, Ferd Eich and Theo. Cressner.