The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-27
Council Proceedings.

lar session Monday evening. July "a,
all members being present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
A C. Holtzendorff was granted
permission to tai private sewer
on Jefferson streel This sewer en-
pties into the river at the Jefferson
street bridge.
The petition of H. B. Joseph etal,
to construct cu-bs on North Walnut
street was granted by resolution.
The petition of Benjamin Fetters
etal, for a light at the intersection
of South and Seventh streets was re-
ferred TO the Electric Light commit
tee
The petition of James L. Cleveland
to remove a dead tree from lot
owned by the petitioner in Oak Hill
Cemetery was referred to the Gene
terry committee with power to act
81 The petition Of the County Com
4 missioners for a change in the line
of the curb on Walnut street was
granted by the council, ordering that
the line of curb be placed eight feet
from the lot line of this particular
block.
The petition of Sylvester Logan
TO vacate arG open streets in Soice's
subdivision was read and referred to
the street and alley committee.
The petition of Monroe Steiner
and eight others for curbing on
North Michigan street was read and
referred to the street and alley COM
mittee The property SO affected
would be that in the two blocks i'm
mediately north of the north limit of
the Michigan street pavement.
The petitions of c. T. Allen and
A. r. Underwood for curb lines abut
ting their properties on Washington
and Adams streets, respectively, were
granted.
The Mayor reported the purchase
by the city OF. the iron fence at the
court house square at Is cents per
lineal foot.
The bond of John Flosenzier for
the curbing of Walnut street was ap-
proved The bondsmen are Joseph L.
Marshall and George Vinall.
The maintenance bond OF Fred
Hoffman on Burkett alley paving was
approved. The bondsmen are kben
Rhoades and Frederick Hoffman
The bond is to the amount OF Sis.
and IS for the keeping of the alley
pavement in repair for five years.
A resolution was passed confirming
the action of the council and county
commissioners at their meeting, Sat-
urday, July %, 1905.
The petition of Indiana Loan and
Trust Company for refunding money
paid for tax certificates 81, 80 and 80,
in 1902 was granted.
The Water Works Superintendent
reported communication from the
American Pump Company in regard
to the cost of an air lift apparatus.
This matter was taken under advise
ment.
The clerk reported the issue OF
bonds on the Bissell sewer and the
Burkett alley Improvements.
The committee upon accounts re-
ported favorably upon bills amount
ing to s1559.s7, which were allowed.
Cole. Hahn and Ulrict were ap-
pointed a committee to investigate
the bill of ss7.49 of Appleman and
McDuffie for rets ming wall on South
Michigan street.
The financial committee reported
as follows.
Amount on hand. .......... .S5694.36
Bills Allowed .............. 155e.s7
Balance on hand ...-...-. -s4134.49
The Water Works committee was
granted further time to report on
rental of water at the former NJ E.
parsonage
The committee on Sewers and
Drains recommended the tabling OF
petition for a tile drain on East
Sophia street. Also the petition to
place tile on West Jefferson street
was tabled by the following vote
For tabling. Lacher, Hahn, Cole,
Ness and Ulrich. Against, Baker.
In the matter of the tapping oi
the9sewer by Mrs Williamson the
city civil engineer was directed to ST.
perintend the replacing of pavement
by said petitioner in the best, manner
possible, and said petitioner was or.
dered to make srch repairs under
said supervision.
The council then adjourned.
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