The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-04

For fire department fund 1898 so
For light fund sloO 90
For interest and sin king fund llt00 90
For general street fund
General expense $4,000 20
For paving Oliver
and Washington ST.
BY tax 3sl5 ii
To be raised by loan
for said fund for said
Improvement 1921 OF
slsOa Os
Total for General st. Fund s23Os7 %
Bridge fund 1871 80
Water Works Fund 60e6 90
Health Fund $50 90
General Sewer Fund
For Repairs and Incl
deptas 300 90
For North Owosso
For South Owosso
For shiawassee ST. .o, %
Williams and Oak ST.
Sewer 800 90
Total for general sewer fund 1926 o.
For Street District Funds as follows:
To be raised by tax
To be raised by loan
Second District 800 60
To be raised by tax
To be raised BY loan
Third District 1000 90
Fourth District 1000 90
Fifth District 1900 90
Special Assessments
l. Williams and Oak Street Sewer
estimated cost being 1870 90 Of
which five sixths OF the cost is to be
raised by special assessments
2. Shiawassee Street Sewer esti-
mated cost OF construction being
$1,000 90 OF which three fourths shall
be raised by special assessments
g. North OwOsso Main Trunk Sewer
estimated cost Of construction being
1882 a Of which five sixths is TO be
| raised by special assessments.
g. Oliver and Washington street
pavement estimated cost being
S477l7 20 OF which go per cent shall be
| raised by special assessments
g. South Owosso Main Trunk Sewer
and laterals estimated cost $4,000
nve sixths to be raised by special
| assessment.
Passed and approved May 2sth, A. D. 1902
WALLACE D. BURKE
Mayor
ARTHUR "a. DUMUND,
City Clerk.
Aid. Conant moved that the WAYS and means
committee be authorized to borrow 5000 90 to be
placed in the Sprinkling Fund which prevailed
ayes 10 nays o.
Aid. COnant moved that the City Clerk be
granted permission TO attend the convention of
the National Association OF Comptrollers and
| Accounting Omcers al Detroit June Bird, Attn
and 5th, the City to pay his expenses, which
L
Aid. Sturtevant moved that the action OF the
| City Surveyor In taking levels for repairs to
West MAIN Street prioge De approved and that
| he be instructed to ms pect the work OF repair,
| which prevailed.
AID Conant moved that the city purchase
| two volumes on Taxation by Assessment" al a
| cost OF $3.50 which prevailed.
The Mayor called President Sturtevant 10
the chair ana appointed Gustav F. Friegel as
| Justice or the Peace TO succeed George b. Nc
| Caughna resigned which appointment was con-
| trmed.
| The city attorney called the attention of the
Council to the fact that the daughter of George
clark had been injured by being struck by o
| bicycle rider on the sidewalk. On motion of
AID Brown the Marshal was instructed to en-
| force the state automobile law and the bicycle
ordinance the vote on said motion being ayes
nays Barrett, Wren, Perrigo, Washburn
AID. Wren moved that the city clerk be in
| structed to advertise for bids for one carload Of
| cement for sidewalk construction, bids to be n
by June 9TH the Council reserving the right j
4 REJECT any or all bids, which prevailed.
Aid. Conant presented the following resolu-
ton which was on motion adopted ayes 10 nays
Resolved by the Council of the City Of owos-
so that the city engineer be directed to prepare
specifications, plats, diagrams and estimates OF
| the cost for the grading and paving of Oliver
street stree, from re second street TO Dewey street
win 80 foot brick pavement with concrete
| foundation and Washington street from Mason
street to Oliver street with 40 foot brick pave.
ment with concrete foundation, and deposit \
the same with the City Clerk for public ex-
| animation.
Aid Conant reported that A, T. Thomas paid
tax for sprinklipg for which no benefit was
received and moved that the sum OF g. 90 be re-
funce ed TO him on presentation OF tax receipt,
which prevailed, ayes 10 nays 0.
>, Aid. Conant moved that the ways and means
committee be instructed to advertise for bids
| Tor sprinkling the down town district and west
Main street from the bridge to Brooks Grove
and Michigan Avenue TO end OF pavement,
which prevailed.
Aid. Palmer moved that the matter OF water
standing in the old brick yard on Stewart
street be referred to the Board OF Health
which prevailed.
Adjourned until June 9TH.
ARTHUR II. DUMUND,
City Clerk