The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-03
Council Doings
Tayaay Night

The Council, at its meeting Tuesday
night, received bids for furnishing tn,
city sewer crock to be used In the
north end sewer project Proposals
were received from Eberts Brothers
Company. Michigan Foundation Co.
and the Boomer Company, Of Detroit
The bids were referred to the city en-
Sineer for tabuiation and report back
10 Council.
The Liddle Coal Company asked for
permission 10 close an alley for the
purpose of storing a large stock OF
coal. Referred to city engineer for re
port.
Edward ASmus, $50 Orange street
submitted a bid for painting the radio
tower at fire station No. l. The pro-
pOsal was referred To the director of
civilian defense.
A petition signed by sixteen citizens
asked that Greyhound buses be barred
from Sixth. Seventh and st. Ignace
streets. The petitioners said that the
noise and dust is unbearable"
DIR. y. d. mclaughlin, commission;
er of health and sanitation, requested
a leave Of absence. DIR. mclaughlin
has received a commission in the Uni
ted States Army medical corps. The
Council granted his request DIR. A. w.
Brighton was named acting health com
missioner.
The assessed valua ton of the city.
as fixed by the Board of Equaliza ton
and Review was set at $4S,026, 15O,
divided as follows: Real estate, SAL
O24 400; personal, $6,101 $50.
A resolution was passed cancelling
q $J45,OOO tax assessment against the
dredge, New Jersey, owned by the
Great Lakes Dock & Dredge Company
Acting upon request of the Family
Protective Association, the Council ap-
prOpriated 500 for the purpose of as
SiSting the association to send deserv-
ing children to a summer camp.
Manor Brothers were awarded a
contract for painting the exterior of
the WyandOtte General hospital and
nurses home, at a price of 81, 239.
The Christian and Missionary ALI
ance church was granted permission to
hold. religious services at Bishop park
on Sunday evenings during July.
A permit was granted the Wyan-
dOtte Junior Chamber of Commerce to
paint signs on sidewalk intersections.
advertising the Organiza tons moon
light excursion, July 81.
Approval was given for the transfer
of i restaurant license from Joseph
and Albert Forest to Albert Przybyl-
ski. at 1873 Oak street.
The Municipal Service Commission
Was authorized to purchase 5000 tons
of coal from the Amherst Fuel Com
pany Of Charleston, w. Va, at a price
of $40 per ton.
City Clerk Lawrence J. LaCourse
was instructed to transfer $45, 346 from
the contingent fund to the sewer con-
structiOn account to allow for the con-
structiOn of an interceptOr sewer i'm
Goddard road, from Second to Fourth
streets. and in Fourth Street from
Goddard TO the alley south of ST. John.
Renewal of restaurant license swere
authorized for William Kincaid, 1864
Biddle avenue, and Louise c. Gabriel,
446 Oak street.
The Council unanimously passed q
resolution stating that all boards and
submit separate and de-
tailed resolutions and cOmmunica tiOnS
calling to the attention of the City
Council, all actions involving salary
revisiOns," and that mo salary revi-
siOnS shall be in effect without speci-
fic resolution Of this Council"
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Mayor Louis w. Benin asked the
Council members to give careful study
to the proposed city budget for the
coming fiscal year. A date will be set
at the next meeting for consideration
Of same.