The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
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counts as noted below and on motion same
were referred tothe committee on claims and
accounts.
On motion the bill OF DR.. r. c. Mahaney for
1900 for attending prisoner In the city jail
was referred TO the city attorney.
City Attorney Pulver reported that the state
law prescribes speed limit for automobiles OF
20 miles in the country, is in city outside OF
business district, miles in business portion,
per hour. He reported that he had investigat.
ed the claim OF Mrs Hulett and recommended
that the Council reject the claim; on motion
the claim was rejected ayes 1O,ynays0.
Aid Washburn presented the report of the
street commissioner for the week ending May
END which was on motion received and fled
Aid. Perrigo presented the following report
WEIGH was on motion adopted, ayes 10 nays o:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND
ACCOUNTS
May, "a 19Oa.s
To the Honorable Mayor and Council:
Your committee TO whom was referred the
several claims and accounts would respectfully
report favorably on the following and ask the
unanimous consent OF this council that said
claims be allowed and the City Clerk instruct.
ed 10 draw orders for the same.
FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Geo. B. McCaughna 8S4ss; r. c. Mahaney,
$500; Owosso Press Pub. Co. $l5.05; Union
Printing ONCE &l.00; Times Printing Co s25 so;
Owosso Press Pub. Co. e3.0S; N. johnson %.
FROM FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND
N. Perrica sl.50; Michigan Milling Co. IS so;
Jas. Brown $1,000; p. Whitcomb S27 SO F. Mar
vim e25 90; Edw. Martin $3.50; C. Craig s25 90;
G. Ockerman $500; A. Perry $500 owosso
FROM POLICE FUND
Bert Hodges, $500; Geo. Denyes, Si4CO; w.
PATTERSON el4'0o; F. A. Brown, sl4.oO; L. G,
Heyer 81 90.
From Water Works Fund.
The Philip Carey Co. $3.50; National Meter
Go. si2.6o; o Henderson 6.69 l.. p. Butler siO.50
Ann Arb0r R. X. Co tl2s25; A. F. Hollis eS 29
Sturtevant & Blood Sl0.25: s, q. Burbank Soc
J. r. Kelly S39.75.
FROM FIRST DISTRICT HIGHWAY FUND
Geo. Erect, $40; F. Donigan 1910.
FROM SECOND DISTRICT HIGHWAY FUND
Geo. Erect s5.25; F. Donigan sio5; Thos.
Dynes S 20
FROM THIRD DISTRICT HIGHWAY FUND
T. Dynes s2. 80; G. Erect O.. 80; A. Young q. IL
III. Hood s6.l2; M. VanBuren 82,25; M. l.. Parker
&i.75; j. Collard sl.75.
FROM FOURTH DISTRICT HIGHWAY FUND.
M. L. Parker 1876; J Collard $3.50 Geo,
Erect d. 40; A. Young 81.22; M. VanBuren 75c
Behkelman Mulhall 90. SAC.
FROM GENERAL HIGHWAY FUND
:, D. speck $40 50; J; Helt 5000; L. Freass $3.50
$. A, Crane $500; Geo. Erect 35c; VIM. Scott
Sl200; M. l.. Parker $500.
FROM sPRINKLING FUND
r. Rourke 8y1.C0.
GENERAL SEWER
Sturtevant & Blood Sl00i
AID Barrett presented the following resolu.
tion which was on motion adopted ayes 6, nays
Brown, Palmer, Perrigo, Washburn.
Resolved, by the Common Council OF the City
Of Owosso that the cost Of the pavement to be
laid on Oliver street between the east line OF
Dewey street and the east line OF Second street
and the cost OF the pavement to be laid on
North Washington street between the south
line OF Mason street and the south line of Oliver
street shall be paid forty per cent by neral
and sixty per cent by special pro
ratio assessment OF frontage on the two streets
Aid Conant presented the following resolu
ton and moved that same be adopted:
Resolved, That the following is the estimate
OF all the expenditures which will be required
to be made from the several general funds OF
the City of Owosso during the next fiscal year,
for the payment OF interest and debts to fall
due, lands to be acquired, buildings to be erect
ed, or repaired bridges TO be built, paving OF
Streets construction OF sewers making i'm
support of police and fire depart
ments and for defraying the current expenses
OF the year, and for any other purpose for which
any money will be required to be paid from any
of the several general funds during such fiscal
year, and also the amounts that will be requir.
ed TO be expended from street district funds
during said next fiscal year In working upon.
improving and repairing the streets OF the
several street districts OF said city, and which
sale. several sums and expenditures are hereby
upon as follows:
First-For the Contingent Fund. TO defray
the contingent and other expenses Of the city
for the payment of which from some other fund
no provision Is made, viz:
Salary OF city officers si65O 90
Premiums on bonds l95 on
Printing and stationery 20 90
Election and primary ex-
penses $50 90
Pay of special assessors so 90
Fuel for city Offices ITO 90
Insurance so 25
Telephone expense Us 90
Care OF Public grounds 20 90
Expense OF annual audit 10000
Incidental expenses 1900 90