The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-04-18

A regular meeting of the Common
Council of the Village of Clio was held
in the Council Room, Monday evening,
April 8, 1907.
President Mann called the meeting to
order.
Roll call-Present, Trustees Goodfel-
low, Gundry, Doyle, Rockwell and
Bodine.
Absent Trustee S. G. Hopkins.
Quorum present.
The minutes of the meeting of March
IA were read and approved.
Street Commissioner Griswold read
his report on. street work done, repairs
made and material used, which, on
motion, was accepted.
The following bills were read:
Township of Vienna, 148 IT. oak 4.48
M. M. Hallack, caucus, election
and registration notices, and
printing financial statement IT'S
f. M. Houghton & Co., for 1925
pounds coal Observation-Disclosures. 23.4
w. r. Hopkins, services as fire
Highway Fund:
H. d. Griswold, repairs made
and material used, as per bill BIB
Ed. Lathrop, for carriage. .......... $40
Jas. Moody, hauling cinders..... LOS
AL. Williams, hours work.. 60
E. ID. Smith, hauling cinders... 2.4O
Moved by Trustee Doyle and sup
ported by Trustee Rockwell that bills
be allowed and ordered paid.
Roll call-Yes, Trustees Goodfellow,
Gundry, Doyle, Rockwell and Bodine.
No, none. Motion carried.
The following petitions were read:
l. A petition recommending the
moving Of the arc light now about 10
rods east of bridge, to somewhere near
the bridge and placing another arc light
upon the hill, somewhere near the east
line of David Struble's property.
Signed by C. E. Taylor and IL others.
Moved by Bodine and supported by
Doyle that the petition be referred to
the street committee for report.
III. A petition recommending the re-
appointment of Peter G. Define as
marshal and nightwatch, because of
efficient service rendered, signed by
Roland Franklin and 123 others.
Moved by Goodfellow and supported
by Doyle that the petition be received.
III. A petition requesting the APP
pointment of Louis ID. Mann as marshal
and nightwatch for the coming term.
Signed by E. o. Knapp and "a others.
Moved and supported that the petit
ton be received.
President Mann declared all appoint
i've Offices vacant. The following APP
pointments were then made by Presi-
dent Mann:
Health officer, A. Goodfellow.
Street commissioner, III. ID. Griswold.
President pro tenn, A. Goodfellow.
Street Conn.,, M. C. Doyle, A. Good
fellow, c. E. Rockwell.
Fire Com, H. I. Gundry, A. Good
fellow, c. K. Rockwell.
Pound Conn.,, S. G.. Hopkins c. E.
Rockwell.
Sanitary CON-, H. F. Bodine, H. T.
Gundry.
Finance Com, H. F. Bodine, M. C.
Doyle, H. 7. Gundry.
Special Conn.,, II. L. Gundry, 5. q.
Hopkins.
Special Assessors, i. M. Beeman, C.
H. May. ~ ).
Martin j. Doyle.
Moved by Bodine and supported by
Doyle that appointments be confirmed.
Gundry, Doyle, Rockwell and Bodine.
lNO, IlOliC. NuOtiOii SdAAiCus
Motion made by Trustee Bodine and
supported by Trustee Doyle that the
Street Commissioner be authorized to
put in sluice on Mill street, south of
village, near railroad track, sufficiently
large to carry off all surplus water.
Roll CALVES, Trustees Bodine,
DOYLE and RockwellA No, Goodfellow
and Gundry. Motion carried.
Motion made by Bodine and supported
by Gundry that the proceedings Of the
Village Council be published in the Clio
Messenger at cost of two dollars per
column.
4 Roll call Yes, Trustees Goodfellow,
'0nndryt, Doyle, Rockwell and BQdine.
mo, none. Notion carried.
On motion the Council adjourned.
HUGH MCCORMICK,
Village Clerk.