The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-07-23

from said drst day Of June. Said night soil and
nlth shall be hauled and placed under the
direction Of the Board OF Health.
Section 3. Any person engaged In said buSi
ness described In Section One without frs,
procuring the proper receipt and paying the
aforesaid license fee shall be deemed guilty OF
upon conviction thereof shall be liable to hne
not exceeding fifty dollars or imprisonment In
the County jail not exceeding thirty days or
both such fine and Imprisonment In the ais
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect
twenty days after Ii passage.
On motion the ordinance was read the third
time In full and laid on the table for one week.
Aid. Sturteyant presented the foil owing or.
dinance and moved that II be read the nrst and
second times by its title, which prevailed and
Il was so read;
An ordinance TO prohibit splitting or expec
torating upon the sidewalk OF any street or al
ley park or public grounds, Tor upon any street
or alley) or upon the floors, stairs or steps OF
any public hall, theater or public building, or
upon the floor of any street car or other vehicle
used for public travel within the city OF Owosso
and to punish persons violating said ordinance.
The City Of Owosso ordains
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful within the
City of Owosso for any person TO spit or ex-
pectorate upon any sidewalk or walk OF any
street or alley. park or public grounds, (or up
on any street or alley) or upon the floor, stairs
or steps of any public hall, theater or public
building; or upon the hoor OF any street car or
Section2 Any person who shall violate any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and shall be
liable to arrest and to sentence to pay Q hne OF
not less than one dollar (SD nor more than ten
dollars 1i0.0C) and costs OF prosecution. or OF
Imprisonment IN the county jail for not more
than thirty (3O days. or TO sentence OF both
fine and Imprisonment, In the discretion OF the
Court 't
Section g. This ordinance shall take effect
on and after thirty days from legal publicat ton,
On motion the ordinance was read the third
time In full and laid on the table for one week.
Aid. washburn presented the plumbers bond
OF A. +. Hollis with j. Fl. Laverock and b. g..
Knapp as sureties and moved that the bond be
accepted and surettes approved, which prevail
ed.
Aid. Palmer presented the following bids for
putting In cells IN Hose House No 2.
Chas. Henderson s5l3O0; Thos Watson
S5i5.00.
On motion the contract was awarded to Chas
Henderson, the city attorney was instructed to
prepare contract and bond. building to be com
pleted by Sept. 18th, and the Mayor and City
Clerk instructed to execute contract when
prepared. -t..
Aid. Brown stated that l.. Fl. Norton desired
city water for his cement BLOCK plant on How
ard street and there being no water main on
said street moved that the city clerk present
the subject to the Board OF Public Works with
a view of having small pipe laid to his pro-
perty, which prevailed.
Aid. Washburn reported that the bridge over
Comstock Creek on South Cedar street near
the Bat factory is in dangerous condition. On
motion the bridge was ordered closed and the
city clerk was instructed to advertise for bids
for a concrete top for same according to speci.
heatious to be prep sred by Mr.. Brewer. bios to
be In by Monday, July 26th, cost to be paid
from general funds.
Aid. Conaut moved that the street commits.
sioner be instruc ed to have Comstock Creek
cleaned, beginning at the river, taking out rub
bish aud loose stones. which prevailed, ayes 9,
nayS0 t.. t.
Adjourned until July Goth, 1909.
ARTHUR II. DUMOND,
City Clerk.