The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-13

stu deemed advisable ana a necessary
improvement.
therefore, be it resolved that BY ac-
uon on me City Council Of the City OF
"yahuotte, the said portion of street
anu diiey ABOVE described shall be and
Is hereby declared vacated.
move the adoption Of the fOrexo
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr.
supported by Councilman Mason.
1eas: COuncilmen Benin, Bnohl
burke, Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich, Feb. 10. 1872
resolution by Councilman L0uia
BrOhl, Sr.
Resolved by the City Council OF the
lily VI WyandOtte, that the following
Hamed places be and hereby are de-
elehated as the voting places for the
primary election Of March %. 1870 ami
lhe general election to be held ApriI
g. 1912. P''
LIST Precinct. Southwest corner Of
hnmons Court and Biddle Avenue.
<nu Precinct. Northwest corner OF
"ouuard Avenue and Biddle Avenue
ora Precinct. Northwest corner of
blddie Avenue and Antoine Street
+h Precinct Miller Street Munici
pal Garage.
ON Precinct. Southeast corner Of
Fourth and Cedar Streets.
OH Precinct. Northeast corner oP
rlrSt and Mulberry Streets.
Hh Precinct. Southeast corner 90
Poplar and Fourth Streets.
9th Precinct Northeast corner of
superior Boulevard and Fourth Street
Sth Precinct. Northeast corner of
Oak and Fourth Streets.
10Th Precinct. Northeast corner NJ
Maple and Third Streets, Rear CantraI
Fire Station.
lIth Precinct. Southwest corner of
sycamore and Fifth Streets.
lin Precinct. Southeast corner of
orange and Fourth Streets.
15th Precinct. Northeast corner M
orchard and Fourth Streets.
18th Precinct. Southwest corner o.
merry and Seventh Streets.
10th Precinct. Northwest corner ~
Central and Sixth Streets.
10th Precinct. Southeast corne. ~
bmmOns Boulevard and Sixth Street
Ith Precinct. Northwest corner Of
FOURTH and BOndie Streets.
18th Precinct. Southeast corner Of
Eighth Street and Goddard Avenue.
18th Precinct. Northwest corner ~
Electric and Ford Avenues
SVth Precinct. Northeast corner ef
Nineteenth ST. and Ford Ave.
list Precinct. Southeast corner OF
Twelfth and Walnut Streets.
End Precinct. Northeast corner M
Eleventh and Superior.
ZSrd Precinct. Southeast corner of
Eureka Avenue and Eleventh Street
Zfth Precinct. Southwest corner OF
Oak Street and Fourteenth Street
10Th Precinct. Northwest corner M
twentyfrst and Oak Streets.
Zoth Precinct. Southwest corner of
seventeenth Street and Eureka Ave
nGe.
L move the adoption of the fcregO
ing resolution.
Councilman LOnis BrOhl, Sr.
supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, BrohL
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None
Special Order
The Mayor announced that there
would be Il meeting with the auditOrs
Tor reading and discussion Of the final
audit report for the fiscal year ending
september 30. 1911, and for q round
table discussion Of the City Clerks re-
port for the period from October
I94l TO January 81, 1912, and request
ing that the Council and all depaft-
ment heads Of the city be present at
said meeting, which will be called for
seven O'Clock pm, Thursday evening,
February 10. 1912
councilman George Benin stated that
he had checked on city owned proper
~ decided TO the city by the state. at
the last tax sale and stated that such
property must be used for municimI
purposes. Ii was his suggestion that
the Mayor appoint committee to
study and plan for the blowing Of
these properties into garden plots and
allocate such plots to individuals of
the city who would pledge themselves
to plant such land and raise vegetables
during the war emergency. He asked
II this would meet the reQuiremnts. of
the state relative to municipal use
Councilman Benin also requested
that the City Engineer be instructed TO
make a survey, with a member of the
Police and Fire Commission, of city
'"ACU pIOpCIlAcp, 10 STUDY the IeaSiDll-
lily OF developing pistol ranges for the
use Of the Police Department in train
ing police officers. and report back
The Mayor then instructed the CITY
Engineer TO comply with this request
and arrange a meeting with the Police
and Fire Commission for this purpose.
The Mayor also announced that he
had been in conference in the matter
Of the garden project and that several
cities in the state were following such
a plan and he had already contacted
the State Land Office Board aud would
report back. City Attorney Fred Cart
ner reported that he was certain the
state requirements would be met IL the
properties were used for this purpose.
The Mayor then referred the matter
to the Civilian Defense Council.
Adjournment
Motion to adjourn AT ten five O'Clock
pm. by Councilman BrOhl. supported
by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brshl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wasar.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. IACOURlSE.