The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-04-04

,, convenience of the people of the City
Of WyandOtte:
Lot No. 1SS, Assessors WyandUfte
Plat No. 10, also known as the East
30 of the West 240' oi the South 100
uf the North 12O of the part of PC.
is9 lying east of tile east line Of the
Charles III. RiUpelle Subdivision, as
recorded III Liber -, Page 80 Of plats.
1t IS further ordered that the City
ieik b., ami he hereby Ii. ordered 10
Onward Il certified copy "a this reSo-
uuon 10 the State Land Office BOARD
at Lansing 10y Registered Mail. return
receipt requested.
move Tie adoption of The fOTegO-
.ng Resolution.
Councilman Ernest H. schultz
Supported by Councilman Behm
l,as: CouAcI.ucA Dchm, BrOlll.
MaSon, schultz, Magyar, Wagner
Nays: None.
MyandOttc, Mich, April /, 1910.
Resolution 10y Councilman Ernest Il
schultz.
RC>OIved by the City Council Of the
L.ty OF WyandOtte
Whereas, OH March II. 1911 occur
red the death of Mr.. Henry w. Pardo,
.ormer City Official, respected citizen
and one of WyandOtteS oldest native
BORN inhabitants.
Mr.. Pardo WAS the city's first street
commissioner. having received his ap-
continent from the old Third Ward
for the term lS6I-1StjS. He held the
office III constable by election FROM
$50 10 1879, and in 1886 was again
returned TO the same office, serving
with loyalty and efficiency for another
two years.
Believing the public service of Mr..
PardO Is deserving Of permanent re-
cOgnitiOn in the annals of the City Of
WyandOtte. be il therefore
Resolved by the City Council of tile
City of WyandOtte that the citizens of
the city, through us. their representa-
tiveS, do acknowledge the service OF
Mr.. Henry w. PardO TO the best in
tereSts Of the people. and be it further
RESOLVED that as an expression of
sympathy on the part of the members
of This Council, and To perpetuate the
same OH the records of the City, this
resolution be spread at length upon
the journal Of this days proceedings;
and that the Clerk be-. and he hereby
is. directed 10 transmit copy of this
resolution to the family of the tleceaS-
ed
move the adoption of the foreso-
in, resolution.
Councilman Ernest Il. Schultz
Supported by Councilman Wagar
Yeas: COmcilmem Benin. Brohl.
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. Wagner
Nays None.
Special Order.
til
the list of streets submitted by the
Engineer for Council approval as paw
ing projects dor this year bc referred
10 the Special Assessment Committee
FOR study of the ownership and cOndi-
tiOn of taxes on SIme and reported
back to the Council with recommended
tiOnS.
The City Engineer WAS 50 instructed
by the Mayor.
Councilman George Benin requested
ihe renewal of the committee appoint
ed for opening of street across the
railroad tracks between Eureka and
Pennsylvania. stating that Il consider
able study had been made Oh the
Grove Street crossing and the same
should be approved as project if
possible. under WP.A.
1t WAS also requested that Il COM
mittee he appointed To investigate the
question of the ownership of the TWEEN
~ foot strip m property near Four
teenth and Chestnut
Councilman Wagner requested in
veStigatiOn Of similar question on the
ownership of the five foot strip on
rwenty-third Street near Oak Street.
The Mayor then appointed Council
men Benin, Wagner, City Engineer and
City Attorney to investigate both.
Councilman BrOhl reported that the
Traffic Committee had met with the
Police and Fire Commission relative Ia
rthe request from the G. f. Smith store
for limited parking, and that the PO-
lice and Fire Commission had agreed
TO furnish movable nO-parking signs to
be placed in front Of the G. F. Smith
Company property on Maple Street
Councilman Wagner stated residents
living around the new Mckinley
School had requested better lighting
conditions. The same had been refer
red to the Municipal Service Commits
sion. The Municipal Service Commits
sion had reported back that the re-
quest should be forwarded to the
Beard of Education. which was done
IaSt year. and no action has been TAX
IN aS yet. Councilman Wagner Sug
gt~ted that a committee Ice appointed
To meet with the Committee of the
Municipal Service Commission and the
Committee of tiIe Board Of Education.
10 consider said request.
The Mayor advised that he would
appoint committee next week.
Adjournment.
Motion to adjourn ~ go o'clock
PM. by Councilman Schultz. support
ed by Councilman Wagar
Yeas: COlncilmen Behm BrOhl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None
LAWRENCE j. LaCOURSE.
City Clerk.