The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-03-31

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lows: There are no openings In any Of
the departments under the supervision
Of the City Engineer.
Mr.. COwgills application will be
placed on file and given consideration
if and when an opening occurs.
Respectfully submitted,
+. w. Eddle,
City Engineer.
Received and placed on file
Honorable Mayor and Council,
City of WyandOtte.
Gentlemen:
Attached hereto | am presenting for
your approval deed for alley pur-
poses in Lot fl of Abbott .and Bey
mers WyandOtte Subdivision. =
Respectfully submitted.
4. w. Liddle,
City Engineer.
| Received and placed on file
Honorable Mayor and Council,
Wyandotte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
| Upon request from The Bonding
Company, who has made my bond III
favor Of the City of WyandOtte, ii Is
necessary for your Honorable Body 10
pass resolution designating depoSi-
terry banks and maximum amount of
monies to be so deposited in any auth
orized bank.
| This is pursuant TO Act No. 10.
i State of Michigan, as amended, extra
session. 1875, and l would recommend
The following:
WyandOtte Savings Bank
| maximum ---STj0.O 10000
National Bank of Wyan-
dOte (maXimumJ -----$2OO,WO.O 600
| Very truly yours,
John Il. McWhirter,
| City Treasurer.
Referred 10 Council
Honorable Mayor and Council,
City of WyandOtte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
| Attached herewith please find the
opinion of Honorable Arthur A. Webs
ter in the case of the POlicemen's and
Firemen's Pension Committee vs. City
Iof WyandOtte.
In this opinion Judge Webster states
that il is his opinion from the short
time that he has been able To examine
the same that the Pension Ordinance
Involves the direct expenditure of pub
lie money and that it would seem 10
fall within the constitutional prOyi-
sion restricting the vote upon such Il
lQuestiOn to taxpayers or the lawful
husbands and wives of such taxpayers.
However, he states further that if
ne were to so rule there would be no
thine TO appeal the decision to the Su-
lpreme Court and have the ballots
ready for the April Bird election and
that he would be rendering final de-
lcisiOn and under these circumstances
he has ordered the City and the Elec-
ltiOn Commission 10 submit the Ordin-
lance TO NOn-TaXpayers providing there
for Il separate ballot for NOn-Taxpay-
lerS in addition to the Taxpayers Bal
lot and a separate count be kept OF
The same.
| l have prepared resolution auth
loliZing the City Clerk 10 have such a
ballot prepared which resolution is
la:sO attached herewith.
Very truly yours,
W. Hugh Williams,
| City Attorney.
Referred TO Council.
Honorable Il. A. Davis, Mayor,
IWyandOtte, Michigan.
tDear Sir:
For the fiscal year beginning De
lcember 1, 1899, suggest that funds in
1.-THE amount of $4O,OOOOO be set up in
lposeS. Please increase this amount III
lyour budget as necessary TO allow for
iexpected tax delinquencies.
| This estimate is arrived at from re-
lief costs for the year ending February
1889, and does not take into considera-
itiOn any new legislation which may -
Into effect this year.
| Very truly yours.
| Wayne County Welfare Relief
| Commission.
| Wilbur ii. Johnston,
| Deputy Administrator.
| Received and placed on file.
1.-THE Honorable,
THE Mayor and City Council.
lCity Of WyandOtte, Michigan.
IGentlemen
| After a weeks thorough inyestiga
Ition of the bus schedule system of the
iwyand0tte Coaches, Inc, We are sub
Uniting herewith data relative to same
land feel convinced there apparently
has been some misunderstanding in re-
IS1TO I'D the uuuiOtI VI ouSScS III SCI
lv,ce, also as to the time schedule and
1.-THE passing up of passengers, as shown
BIZ the daily, detailed report attached
When the three companies were OPP
Ierating, the Crosse lie Company had
1.-TWO buses. the d., W. & T. Company
had twenty-seven and the Eastern
Michigan had twenty in service, max
ling total Of forty-nine BUSES. Since
THE deal was cOnsummated whereby
THE wyandotte Coaches, Inc, took over
1.-THE interests of the other two compan-
lies. they have replaced ten of the old
Iworn-Out busses Of the D.. W. & T.
company with eight new. larger bus.
tses. and we have been informed there
Have never been less than forty-seveI
lbnsses in service since that time.
| The fOrty-nine busses of the three