The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-14

with cross arm TO which all wires shall be at
tached. and shall not attach TO its poles. any
nails, spikes or steps within seven feet from
the ground.
Section 10 All guy wires from poles carry.
ing wires charged with more than one hundred
and ten voltage OF electricity shall he insu-
lated by placing circuit breakers ut least n Sc
feet beyond such charged wires from said
les; and all wires used 10 support trolley
wires shall be insulated by breakers placed not
TO exceed three and one. half feet ID each aireo,
tion from such trolley wire: al, such Insulation
TO be made subject I, the Inspection ana ap.
prevail OF he superintendent OF the DO 'rd ~
Public Works or such other once OF the CITY
as the Common Council shall designate lie.
fire any poles shall he set In the iity OF
Owosso upon or in any street or alley permits
sions shall first be Obtained from the Common
Council 80 TO do. and such permit shall desig-
nate the exact location and number to be set.
Section Ii.-Any person. company or corpo.
ration violating any OF the terms or this ordi
nance shall upon conviction be punished by
fine not exceeding 300 90 In addition to the
costs of prosecution. or by Imprisonment In
the county jail not exceeding ninety days or
by both such fine and imprisonment In the
discretion OF the Court.
Section i2 This ordinance shall take effect
twenty days after its adoption according to
law.
The vote on the passage OF the ordinance
being ayes Mcdonald, Reineke. Sutihn. Brown,
Wright Conant, Palmer, Washburn, NAYS
none, the ordinance was adopted.
Aid. Sutan presented the following reso-
luton which was on motion adopted, syes-
Mcdonald, Reineke. Suthn, Brown, Wright.
Conant. Palmer, Washburn, nays, none:
Resolution No. 500.
Resolved by this Cousci that the City Clerk
be and is hereby instructed to deduct from
the next portion due from this city to Andrew
Geek for paving upon West Main street the
sum OF nine and 75i0o dollars which is the
cost OF moving the Gull brick along the curb
line or said West Main street.
Aid. Conant reported claim OF Chas. Skinner
that he should have refund of portion OF eide
walk tax on account OF tar walk being guar
anteed. Referred 10 the city clerk to report
at the next meeting.
Aid. Nc Donald moved that the ordinance on
bowling alleys and pool rooms be taken from
the table, which prevailed ayes s. nays none
Aid. Mcdonald presented the following res.
oluton. which was on motion adopted, ayes
Mcdonald. Reineke, Sutfin, Brown, Wright,
Conant, Washburn, nays Palmer:
Resolution No. $50
Resolved by this Couucil that seotion four
or an ordinance to regulate. restrain al d pro-
vide license for the Keeping of bowling al
leys. billiard halls, and pool rooms In the City
OF Owosso" be amended 10 read as follows:
Section 4. All such places where ary such
bowling alley, billiard hall or pool room shall
be kept used or operated shall be closed
promptly at ten thirty clock r NJ. standard
time and remain closed until six O'Clock Ia
the forenoon OF the following day except such
or the above mentioned places as conduct
another business in connection Herewith
shall cease the use of said tables and alleys
at the. hour aforesaid and shall cover any and
all billiard or pool tables in such place and the
proprietor iof such places shall prevent the
use OF said tables and alleys az the hour
aforesaid during the above prohibited hours"
The vote on the passage of the ordinance
amended to read as follows being ayes Nc
Donald, ReineBe, Sutfin, Brown, Wright
Conant. Washbnrn, nays Palmer, same was
adopted
An Ordinance to regulate restrain and pro-
vide license for the Keeping of Bowling
Alleys, billiard halle and pool rooms In the
City OF Owosso.
The City OF Owosso ordaius:
Section L. No person shall keep maintain or
use bowling alley, billiard hall or POOL room
for gain or hire in the City or OwosSo without
a license so TO do. as hereinafter provided.
Section Amy person NAV Obtain a license
therefor by paying the sum of Five Dllars per
year per table and per alley there or 10 the
City Clerk.
upon application I'd him and after the payment
by such applicant TO the City Clerk Of said
City OF the sum OF FIVE Dollars par wear for
the Keeping OF such bowling alev billiard hall
or pool room kept for gain or hire as afore-
said, issue tn such applican. licerss 70 keep
and use such bowling alley, billiard hail or pool
piled for and no longer, which Ii
cense sean sosclfy tn 81 building IN which
such bowln alley, billiard hall or pool room
shall be kept, the amount paid by such apph
cant for such license, aud the date of the ex-
piration thereof. Every license shal expire
upon the rst Monday in June next there after.
Section All such places VIII re any such
bowling alley billiard hall or DUOl room shall
be kepJ, used or oper ted Shall be closed
promptly at ten thirty o'clock f. NJ standard
time, and remain closed until six o'clock Ia
the forenoon OF the following day except such
or the abnve mentioned places as conduct
another usiness In connection Herewith
shall cease the use OF said tab es and alleys
at the hour aforesaid and shall cover any aud
all billiard or pool tables In such place and the
proprietor OF such places shall prevent the
use Of said tables and alleys At the hour
aforesaid during the above prohibited hours.
Section b.-Apy person violating anv OF the
provisions OF this ordinance ehall upon con-
yictlon thereof be punished by a fine not ex.
ceeding Twenty five dollars. together with the
costs of prosecution or by Imprisonment IN the
County Jail OF Shiawassee County not exceed
ing sixty days, or by both such tine and I'M
prisonment In the discretion OF the Court.
Section 6-This ordinance shall take effect
twenty days after It's adoption.
Aid. McDonaid presented the following reso
luton, which as on motion adopted. ayess,
nays none:
Resolution No. eco.
IteSoNcu Ny WIS couhch tuat tnls IOuHC!I
collectively and personally hereby extends
unto Alderman Samuel Chavez It's sincere
sympathy for him In his recent affection;
Be It further resolved that the City Clerk
convey a certified copy hereof to alderman
Chavey.
Aid. Palmer presented the claim OF excessive
sewer tax OF j. Goodwin on Michigan avenue
and on molten same was referred to the
special assessors.
Aid. Mcdonald presented the following roso-
luton, which was on motion adopted, ayes s,
nays 20:
Resolution No. col.
Resolved by the Common Council OF the City
OF Owosso that for the annual city election to
be held on the first Monday in April In the
year 1918 the following places In each OF the
sever al wards of the City OF Owosso are hereby
designated as the polling places for said
election.
First ward, 2i1 North Ball street
Second ward, Times Printing office, Eat
Main street.
Third ward, City Hall. East Main street.
Fourth ward. Fourth word voting booth,
South Water Street,
Fifth ward, No. 1905 West Main street.
The following persons are hereby appointed
by this Council for the respective wards who In
addition To the Supervisor and two aldermen
OF sal, wards shall constitute the Board of
Inspect~rJ OF election for their respective
ward:
First WARD Ed. Could
Second ward, M. Phillips.
Third ward, j. Frieseke
Fourth ward, e. M. Rorabacher.
Fifth ward, Geo. Storm.