The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-10-16

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Attest: Mayor
ARTHUR DUMOND,
| City Clerk.
NEW BUSINESS
| The following resolution was presen ted and
on motion adopted, ayes DeYoung, Hanscom,
| Rosevear:
Resolution No. 767
Whereas there Is falling due October 18th,
| 1911, note OF the City OF Owosso in the amount
| OF sl84s.S4. with interest thereon amounting TO
| es:.ls, total amount Sl726.03, and there are no
funds available for the payment OF the same.
| the same being an obligation incurred for the
| ooening and extension OF Exchange street.
Resolved by the Commission OF the City OF
| Owosso that the Mayor be authorized, en-
| powered and instructed TO give the n ote OF the
City OF Owosso for $i726.C3 to replace the
| former note, same 10 be payable October 18th,
1918 and TO bear Interest at rate not exceed.
| Ing i've per cent per annum.
| The following resolution was presen ted and
on motion adopted ayes DeYoung, Hanscom
| Rosesear:
Resolu ion No 76s
| Resolved by the Commission OF the City of
| Owosso, that the City Assessor be, and is
| hereby directed TO prepare special assess
ment roll for the purpose OF assessing the lots
| and parcels OF land owned and occupied In said
| CITY, for the sprinkling Of streets adjacent
thereto. for the year 1914; said assessment
shall be syread upon the lots, lands and par.
cells OF land nd acent to aud frop ting upon the
| streets hereinafter described, upon the basis
| OF benefits derived.
District Number One consists of Washington
| street, from Howard street to Oliver street;
| Oliver street from Second street TO Dewey
| street; Main street from Saginaw street to
the Ann Arbor Railroad Companys right OF
way: Michigan avenue from Main street to
| the Grand Trunk Railroad Company's right of
way; Exchange street from Park street to
Water street; Ball street from Main street to
/ str inr ahal In md
for the sum OF One Thousand Five Hundred
| Nineteen and Thirty five one-hundredths
Dollars tsi 35) which is the actual cost of
| sprinkltng said district number one.
District Number Two consists OF Mason
| street from Dewey street TO Water street;
| Williams street from Park street tn Pine
| street; Comstock street from Washington
| street to Hickory street; Stewart street from
washington street TO Chapman street; Chip
man street from the Michigan Central Railroad
Companvs right OF way to South street;
Chapman street from Main street to Lynn
! street; Cedar street from Main street to Cass
street; Genesee street from Michigan avenue
to Green street; Cass street from Michigan
| avenue to South Ball street; West Exchange
street from Elm street to Lansing street;
West Mason street from John street to Elm
| street; West Mason street from Cedar street
| TO Lansing street: Sht8waSSee street from the
bridge over the Shiawassee River to Genesee
street; Water street from Main street to
| oliver street; North Shawassee street from
Oliver street TO King street; North ShiawaSsee
street from North street to Freeman's south
| line; Pine street from Oliver stree. to King
street; King street from Water street to Ada
street; King street from Washington street to
Saginaw street; GooGhue street from Wash.
lngton street to Park street; Washington
street from Oliver street to North street; Ball
street. from Mason street 10 King street;
Water street from Oliver street TO Elizabeth
street: Adams street from King street to
Williams street; hickory street from Elk
change street TO oliver street.; Dewey st eet
| from Mason street TO Exchange street; Park
street from Exchange street to Mason street;
PARK street from Williams street TO Oliver
street; washington street from Howard street
| to Stewart street; Main street from Saginaw
| street TO Gould street; Exchange street from
| Park street to Dewey; East Oliver street from
Dewey street TO lakewood street: Main street
| from the Ann Arbor Railroad Companv's right
| OF way to Brooks street; Elm sire ct from West
Main street to West Exchange street. This
district shall 10lDesssd for tho sum OF Two
| Thousand. Fo6r Hundred Thirty.thre and
Thirty four one'hundredths Dollars (S2, 433 3i).
District Number Three consists OF Mulberry
street from the bridge over the Shiawsssee
river to Oliver street; Williams street from
Shiawassee street to the east line OF property
owned by John Schleider This district shall
be assessed for the sum OF Flfty-seven and
Thirty eight one-hundredths Dollars (S57.38).
District Number Four consists OF Corunna
avenue from Washington street to Lincoln
avenue, This district shall be assessed for the
sum OF One Hundred Forty -one and Seventy
five one hundredths (Sl4l75) Dollars.
Said assessment roll when prepared, shall
be filed by the City Assessor with the City
Clerk, and said City Clerk shall thereupon
advertise for twO weeks notice OF the filing OF
said special assessment roll, and the time and
place when the City Commission together
with the CITY Assessor, will meet together
and review said roll and hear objections 10 the
confirmation VI the same.
The following resolution was presented and
on motion OF Mr. Rosevear same was adopted
ayes DeYoung. II inscom, Roseyear:
Resolution No. 75g
Resolved by the Commission OF the City OF
Owosso, that for the general state election TO
be held upon the Bird day Of November in the
year 1914 the following places 10 each OF the
several wards OF the City of wosSo, are here.
by designated as the polling places for said
election:
First ward-No 211 North Ball street.
Second ward -owosso Times Printing ONCE,
East Main street
Third ward-City Hail. East Main street.
Fourth waId-Fourth Ward Voting Booth |
South Water street.
Fifth ward--No $50 West Main street.
The following persons are hereby appointed
by this commission for the respective wards
hereinafter named, who In addition to the
supervisors. shall constitute the Board OF the
Election for their respective wards:
First ward-Jay Matteson, Geo. Valentine,
Second ward-Elmer B. Shuts, Frank Evans
II. M. Miller.
Third ward-Ira G. Curry, John Abel. Robt.
Barnett.
fourth ward-Paul v. 5adola. C. f. Rigley,
Jr.. Clarence Mccall.
Fifth ward-Andrew Green, Herbert Haw.
croft Brayman II. Taylor.
The following ordinance was presented and
on motion OF Mr.. Hanscom same was laid on
the table for one week; ayes DeYoung, Hans. |
com, Rosevear:
An ordinance amending Section Fifteen of |
the ordinance entitled IAN ordinance for the |
care, preservation and control of the water |
works of the City OF Owosso, and Gil the |
fixtures, appurtenance apparatus, building
and machinery connected Herewith or belong.
ing and governing the construction. man age |
ment and control of said water works" passed |
and approved September Sd, A. ID. 1919.
The City Of Owosso Ordains:
Section I. That Section Fifteen of the
ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance for the care, |
preservation and control Of the water works
OF the City Of Owosso, and all the fixtures, |
appurtenances, apparatus, building and ma.
chinery connected Herewith or belonging and |
governing the construction, management and |
coatrol of said water works." passed and an. |
proved September 3rd. A. d. 1917, be and the |
same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section is. All metered water rates shall |
be paid quarterly during the month OF Ianuary
April, July and October. After the first dav
and before the 10th day OF the month of Febcu
airy, May. August and November, the city clerk
or water collector shall mail a notice to the
address OF each service upon which there were
any unpaid water rates due upon the last day
OF the preceding month. giving notice IL said |
npaid water rates are not paid On or before |
the 20th day OF the month Ia which said notice
Ia mailed, the service shall be forthwith closed