The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-10-04
Council Doinss
Tuesday ! Night

A report submitted to the Council
at its meeting Tuesday night. by City
Engineer +. w. Lddle, showed the
amount of $416 collected by the engin-
eering department during September.
City Clerk Lawrence ]. LaCOurse
was authorized TO advertise for bids
for tractor for the park department
4 request that bids also be asked for
mechanical street sweeper, was plac
ed under the order of unfinished bust
ness.
The Council was notified by the
Wayne County Road Commission that
the Commission would bear its share
Of the cost uf paving Seventh street in
the vicinity of the sewage disposal
plant.
City Assessor Edward w. Kane mott
fled the Council that the request of
George Schneider for cancellation of
the 1910 city tax of the defunct Allen
fashion shop was not consistent with
state laws The statute says: No
change of location or sale of any per
sOnal property. after the first day III
May in any one year shall affect the
assessment made in such year
General bills Of 81. 1852 truck hire
$1.O41, and payrolIs of $3.j6954 were
approved for payment
Glass "A restaurant and dance hall
licenses were authorized TO be issued to
George YOuman Abdullah. at 1874 Bid
die. The Council also approved the ac
curing by Fred Webster of the class
&C. restaurant formerly held jointly
by William Curtis and Fred Webster.
Mary Yiuu, Of the health depart
ment was granted a two weeks vaca-
ton, at the request of Health Com
missioner ". d. mclaughlin.
A request of the, Wayne county So
cial Welfare Commission, for police
protection of their cashier, when in
town. was granted.
Petitions for the paving OF the fol
lowing streets were referred to the
city engineer and city assessor for a
report on signatures and percentage Of
property involved, and to the city
treasurer for an analysis Of tax cOndi-
tons:
VinewOOd avenue from Twenty sec
ond to Fort streets: Third street from
Goddard road to Perry place; Maple
street from Twenty third to Fort;
Chestnut street from Eleventh to
Fourteenth Sycamore street from the
west line of the Detroit, Monroe & To
ledO railroad to the east property line
of Fourteenth street; Seventh street
from Central to Pennsylvania Ne
gaunee street from Sixth to Seventh /;
Twenty -secOnd street from Ford ave
nue. to Clark street.
The application of B. L. Reichstein,
of 1J46 W. Chicago boulevard. Detroit,
for a license To operate junk yard at
J7T Grove street, was tabled for one
week, pending an investigation by the
Council. A difference Of opinion pre-
vailed in the Council as to whether
or not it was necessary for Reichstedn
10 obtain a junk license. Reichstein
appeared at the meeting and told the
Council that he did not handle junk.
but was manufacturing paper PRO-
ducts. He stated. h0wever, that after
some recent difficulties with the police,
he was anxious TO obtain license in
order TO know whether he would be
permitted TO operate. A resolution au-
thOrizing issuance OF the license was
signed by Councilman Wagner. but re
eeived no support. and the matter was
laid over for a week.
Mayor Behm announced that he
would call a joint meeting Of the C0un-
ell and Municipal Service Commission.
next Monday night. to thresh out the
matter of rental fees for the light and
water departments new collection Of
flee on Oak street