The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-03-14
Committee on Claims and Account

COmm1LL66 on Cl6lmS HnQ accounts.
Aid. Conaut presented the bill of j. J. Rubel.
man for SIC 65 for putting election booths in
place for primary election and moved that
same be allowed. Aid. Sutfn moved as sub
stitute that the bill be allowed at el2. e5 which
prevailed, ayes-McDouald, Reineke, Suthp
Brown. Wright. Conant, Palmer. Washburn
nays none,
Aid, Sutnn presented the following bids fol
making the annual audit: .s.t
Security s, Co. o;sG DAY and
Geo. H. Parks, 90 per day and expenses OF
W. F. whittemore 500.
Frank McElroy, s2C0. 49,, ,.s...
Aid. Sutnn moved that the contract be award
ed to Geo. II. Parks, which prevailed, ayes
Mcdonald Retneko, sutnn, Brown. Wright,
Conant Palmer, Washburn; nays none.
Aid. washburn moved that the curfew ordi
rance be taken from the table, which pre-
vailed.
Aid. washburn moved that the ordinance dc
now pass. which prevailed, ayes-MoDonsld,
Reineke, Sutfno1 Brown, Wright, Csnsnt,
Palmer, washburn; nays none. and the ordi
nance was adopted 90 follows.
An ordinance to sprohibit children under six
teen yearsof age from lettering and, remaining
City of Owosso at night after certain hours. TO
provide for o warning signal indicating such
hours, and TO provide penalty therefor.
The City OF Owoss0 ordains:
Section THAT IL shall be unlawful for any
person UNDER the age of sixteen years, unatr
tended by his or her parent, guardian or other
adult person having his or her legal custody
and control, co loiter or remain In or on any
City Of owossc at night after the hour Of nine
o'clock p. M. during the months from April LIST
to September 3Oth. inclusive. Of each year, and
after the hour Of $3.50 o'clock P; NJ, during the
months from October 1st to March 3lst, IN
elusive. unless such minor be In pursuance Of
o reasonably necessary errand. directed by his
or her parent, guardian or legal custodian or
In the performance Of the necessary duties of
some Lawful employment Of such minor.
Section III shall hereafter be unlawful for
any parent, guardian or legal custodian of any
such minor under the age Of sixteen years To
allow or ermit such minor to loiter or remain.
adult person authorized by such custodian,
upon any of the streets alleys, or public places
In said City during the night time after the
hours DESIGNATED In Section One OF this ordi.
nance. unless In the pursuance OF . reasonable
necessary errand, or while performing the
duties incident to the lawful employment of
such minor.
Section s.-Each member OF the police force,
while on duty, is hereby authorized to arrest,
without warrant any minor person under
sixteen years of age violating, within his
presence, any of the provisions OF Section one
a reasonable time until complaint can be made
and warrant duly issued and served but no
minor SO arrested, under the provisions of this
ordinance, shall be placed In confinement
until the parent guardian or legal custodian
of such minor shall have been notified of such
minors arrest, and shall have refused to be
held responsible for the observance Of this
ordinance by such minor.
Section At shall be the duty of the Justice
of the Peace, upon the arrest OF any child
or minor person, where the parents, guardian
or legal custodian Of such minor person refuse
TO become responsible for such minor for the
violation of the provisions OF Section one of
this ordinance. TO inquire into the facts of said
arrest. the conditions and circumstances OF
such child or minor person, and II IL shall ap.
pear that that such child or minor person for
control, Is growing up In mendicancy or va
granrv or Is incorrigible to cause the proper
proceed ngs TO be had and taken as authorized
BY the 10 VS. Of the State for such cases.