The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-06-13


being given, same was read In full as follows: =
An ordinance regulating the disposition n,
night soil In the City OF owosso.
| The City of Owosso Ordains:
| Section 1. That hereafter IL shall be unlaw.
sny carr
| point within the City Of Owosso TO any other
point within or without said City without hrst
having obtained license 30 10 do.
Section g. Any person desiring to engage in
| the business OF conveying, carrying or drawing
away for hire night son within the City Of
0wosso shall nie with the Oily Clerk an appiica-
the hoard of Health OF the City Of Owosso. and
accompany said application nS, BY license fee in
the license fss under the terms OF this ordi.
| nance for period of one year, or until the
| following first day OF June; said license shall
expire upon the hrst DAY OF the following
June.
| Section g. Any person or persons licensed
under the terms OF this ordinance to engage In
the business Of disposii1ss o. a c.ry
OF Owosso shall charge for said services not
more than the following sums:
| Section L. No person or persons within the
conveying, carrying or drawing away Of any
night soil unless the same Is conveyed In air
tight receptacles approved by the Board OF
conveying night soil shall be done only be-
| tween the hours OF ten O'Clock In the afternoon
and Ave o'clock In the forenoon OF the sue.
ceeding day.
Section s. Any person or persons violating
| any of the terms of this ordinance shall be
punished by fine not exceeding One Humid.
red Dollars, In addition TO the costs OF prosocu-
tion. or by imsrisonment In the County Jail
| not exceeding ninety days or by both such fine
and imprisonment In the discretion of the
Court. s-n,. .4tt
Section Q. This ordinance shall take effect
twenty DAYS after Its adoption.
AID Conant moved that the City Attorney
DrAnAra ordinance Amending the Ordinance
with respect to the grade on South Washing
ton street.
Aid. washburn moved that the matter be
laid on the table for one week, which pre-.
ant. Chavey Washburn; nays Reineke, Nc
Donald. Wright, Palmer.
AID Conant moved that the committee on
ways ana means be Instructed TO advertise for
which prevailed ayes Reineke, Mcdonald,
Shuts, Stinson, Wright, Springett. Palmer,
Conant, Chavey, Washburn; nays none:
District No. 1:
East Main Street, Hickory to Gould.
Exchange Street, Park TO Dewey.
Park Street, Exchange 70 Mason.
District No. 2:
Dewey Street, Mason to Exchange.
Mason Street, Washington TO Dewey.
Williams Street Washington to Park.
Park Street, Mason to Oliver.
Hickory Street, Mason to Oliver.
East Oliver Street, Dewey TO Randolph.
District No. 8:
Washington Street. Oliver to Osburn.
King Street Washington to Hickory.
Ball Street. Mason to King
Water Street Exchange to Elizabeth.
Williams Street, Washington 10 Water.
District No. 4:
Pine Street Oliver to King.
Aoams Williams to King
Williams Street, Water TO N Shiawassee.
N. Shiawassee Street, Oliver TO North SITS.
King Street. N. Shiawassee TO Water.
District No. s:
John sire et Main to West Mason
w. Mason Street, John to Cedar.
N Shiawassee. North Side Of Bridge to w.
West Exchange Street, to John Street.
Elm Street, w. Mason TO Exchange.
Exchange Street, Elm to Lansing.
Lansing Street. w. Exchange TO W. Mason.
District No o:
Chapman Street. Main to north line OF Ket-
CHAINS property.
Shp%an street a. X X 70 sUu'h
West Main Street, End OF Pavement TO
Brooks.
District No.7:
Stewart Street Cedar to Washington.
Washington Street. d. & M. to Ridge.
Corunna Road, Washington to A. A. r. r.
main track.
Aid. Stinson presenter the following ordi-
nance and moved that IL be read the first and
second times by its title which prevailed, and
1t was so read. Aid. Stinson moved that the
ordinance be read the third time In full, and
unanimous consent being given, same was
reau III Iuli as IOllOWS.
An ordinance amending Section Three OF an
the granting of licenses to shows and public
exhibitions or amusements and to prohibit the
same IN certain cases." passed and approved
May 18th, 1908.
The City Of Owosso Ordains:
Section l. That Section Three OF an ordi-
nance entitled AN ordinance " regulate the
U ne
same in certain cases." passed and approved
May 18th, 1908, be and the same Is HEREBY
amended to read as follows:
"Section 8. The City Clerk shall not deliver
such license or permit to any person or persons
until he or they shall have paid to said City
Clerk or his deputy the sums hereinafter
named
For circus riding or feats OF horsemanship
or menageries OF animals cha -gng fifty cents
or more for any single admission, the sum OF
twenty five dollars.
For circus riding or feats OF craftsmanship
or menageries of animals charging more than
twenty five cents and less than Atty cents for
any single admission, the sum OF ten dollars
per day.
For circus riding or feats OF horsemanship or
mensgeries of animals charging twenty live
cents or less for any single admission, the sum
OF dive dollars per day.
menageries of animals exhibiting In the City
more than one day consecutvely, the charge
for each day following the first day shall De
one nth OF the sum named for the first day.
For any exhibition or show In tents or tenn
porary enclosurers composed Of two more
exhibitions and making distinct ch8rge for
each exhibition, such charge not exceeding
the sum OF ten cents for any single admission
to each exhibition, the sum Of five dollars for q
single day; provided, however, that when the
exhibition continues for more than one day,
the license fee shall be one dollar for teach
day following the first day.
For any panorama, exhibition OF painting,
sculpture. natural curiosity, tricks OF leger-
demain, musical party, concert, movir picture
show or theatrical performance of any name
or nature the license fee shall te three dol
lars for q single day, Ave dollars per week, or
twenty I'VE dollars per year.
For any whirlRig or any other similar or
like amuse ment for which charge is made,
the license fee shall be two dollars for O single
day or Ave dollars per week"
Section 2. This ordinance shall take i'm.
mediate effect.
The vote on the adoption OF the ordinance
being ayes Melons aid. Shuts, Stinson, Wright,
Springett. Palmer, Conant, Cbsvey, Wash.
burn: nays Reideke, same d Id not prevail and
goes over for one week.
Aid. Washburn moved that the license fees
be RENTED for carnival TO be conducted by the
Msose which prevailed, ayes Reineke, MELON
aid, Shuts, Stinson Wright, Palmer C0nant,
Chavey, Washburn nays none. io,-i
Aid. Conant called attention to the unsani.
tary condition OF barn on West Exchange