The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-17
COUNCIL HOLDS
SESSION Of ROU-
TINE NATURE
SHORT MEETING IN COUNCIL
CHAMBER MONDAY EVENING
WHEN REGULAR BUSINESS
WAS TRANSACTED
Order Ten Day Notice Served on
Gas Company to Correct
Defeats Caused in
Streets

The regular session of the city coun-
eil, held Monday evening, followed
the tracks of routine. Not much new
business is coming before the board
OF clry fathers during these weeks.
Mayor Cleveland reported that many
OF the streets had been disfigured bv
the laying of gas mains, in that the
streets had never been made level as
before. He said that the attention of
the company had been called to the
matter without avail, and he recon-
mended that the council take action.
This was responded to by a reso'u-
ton ~mstructing the city clerk to
serve notice, requiring these defects,
to be corrected within ten days, or
the same will be executed by the city
and the cost for the same assessed
against the Gas company. 1t was re-
ported that the streets throughout
the city are in numerous places in
bad condition, because of improper
restoration.
Upon the recommendation of coun-
Gilman Vangilder, the council voted
TO place an electric arc lamp, on the
corner of Sycamore and Fifth streets
This location is one block south of
west South street, and is a dark
vicinity. after night, with many resi-
dents.
City Atty. Hess reported that a
deed was executed with Harry Buck
for the City Farm, also that Mr..
Buck was DESTROYS of the abstract
which could not be found. The mat
ter of abstract was referred to coun-
Gilman Bowel, chairman of the
cemetery committee.
On five improvements recently com
peted. report showed that the ass
essment against the same totaled
$275.89, as follows-Thayer st. GEM
ent curb, 1888, Dixon street curb
$15.1S, Pearl st. curb $78.14, Pierce
street sewer $60.33, north Walnut
street sewer $4S.78. An ordinance
appropriating the amount of $275.S9
with which to pay the city's assess
ment, vas passed by the council.
Councilman Bergman reported that
the street scraper, was exposed to
the weather, on a vacant lot on Har-
rison street, and recommended that
the same be placed under cover. Exc
cution of recommendation was left
with Bergman.
Supt. of water works, r. A. Chase
reported that the water rental col
leetions for the past month were
ready fer collection, and amounted
to about 1880.
Financial Affairs
Report of city treasurer William
Hahn. for the period from Oct. "a to
Nov. 14th, was read as follows:
Amount on hand from last
report 5 3l5-6S
Rec d. from CO., treasurer F.. 100000
Reed. from sale of FARM. 2305.00
Sale of cemetery lots -. 700
Water rentals ............ S0.45
Licenses 500
Total $5783.13
Disbursements 1920
Bal. on hand $4600.73
Bills Allowed
The following list of bills were
allowed for payment by the council.
c. Firestone city fireman IS TSP
Hendricks & Co. printing!. 11.4S
A. Beagles draying ........ 1.80
A Massena labor & material 1000
o Thompson special police. 200
Benz. Felters drayage...... 12S.03
f. f. Ellis city fireman -. $40
John Berkhold city fireman. 3.76
Chas. Inks special police. 200
H. Armstrong labor & mat. 1885
C.. ID. Snoeberger elec. lights 322.83
c. ID. Snoeberger W W. sup. 25.13
c. Snoeberger cleo. at W. W. 25.13
Chas. Wagley labor ........ 1910
Chas Suter labor .......... 1890
ID. III. Bowles st. com. -. 5000
Sylvester Lowell Gem. sex. 1900
NJ. Mckinney night police. $500
Ind. Blue Pig. to SUBJ. 14.25
Ist. Nat. Bank note& int. 1015.0O
VIM. English civil eng. +. 1902
Total $17s9.83
CHARGE DESERTION
Mrs. Lillian Fieser of Plymouth
Brings Suit for Divorce from
Husband
Mrs. Lillian Fieser of Plymouth, is
complainant for divorce from her