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" " ' ' • COMMON COUlN*CI£L- JtTKfEi 15, 1914. lo'T
Council Chamber, lAnn Arbor, Mich., of North and East University aves. June 15, 1914. Regular Session. and Washtenaw ave. at once. Meeting called to order by the Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid.
(president. Present: Aid. Fiegel, Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Absent, Aid. Nays, none. A. Lutz, 1. Minutes of previous Communication from city of Bay meeting approved. City urging that this city send rep-
Communioatlons. resentatives to convention of League ^ ' of Michigan Municipalities, June 24 J<rom the Mayor.— ^^^ 25, received, and clerk instructed
Ann Arbor, Mich.. June 11. 1914 reservations at hotel To the Council: Gentlemen—I those intending to go.
have had several inquiries relative PetiUons to the paving on West Huron street ^ ^ ^ ^ Spoone;. et al. asking toy the D. J. & C. Ry Co . and if ^j^^^ ^.^^^ ^^ roadway on Fair Oaks there is any way of hastening the p^^i, ,^^ established at 30 feet, said pavement I wish that you would ^ ^ ^ Norway road at 24 ft., received take the necessary steps. ^^^ referred to Street committee. Yours truly. R G. MacKenzie Mayor. ^ ^ ^^ Langford, et al. asking that
Received and ordered on file. ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ constructed on Forest To the Council: Gentlemen—I ^^^^^ received and referred to Street
respectfully announce the appoint- committee ment of the following special police ^ ^ Mcciellan H. Mogk, et al, ask-to serve the city on nights of the 12th ^ ^^^^ sidewalk be constructed on and 13th inst.: Sam. Benham Wm ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ received and iBeranek. Thos. Hessions. Michael referred to Sidewalk committee. Kenny John Morrison Harry Saund- ^ ^ ^^^^^ ^ Osborn, asking that ers, Alex S^hlupe. Theodore Wein- application for cleaning out the drain mann and Ernest White. known as the "Steere drain," ibe Respectfully. R. G. MacKenzie. ^ .^^^^ ^^ ^.^^^ received and ordered
Mayor. on file on motion of Aid. Groves. Received and ordered on file ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j ^ ^ ^^^^
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, investigate claim against city for June 10, lyi'*- r^ i damage done to motorcycle and him-The Honorable Common Council. ^^^^ ^^ .^ ^^ received and.
City of Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor Mich.: ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^ referred Gentlemen—I am advised that the ^^ ^ - Attorney delay in repairing the pavement at Committee Reports. the corner of North and East Uni- FiXA^vrF RFPORT versity avenue and Washtenaw ave- ^ ConUnl^nf Ful'!'^-nue is due to the fact that James j j Q j^yaii. salary 1-2 month « :J0.00 Stewart & Company of Chicago, the Winono M. Saunders, services '10.00 contractors responsible for the con- Hazel Davenport, seivices ^ 26 dition of this pavement, did not de- The Mayer-Schan-er Co., supplies.. 2.10 posit in advance, at the time they J>fan & Co Ltd.. sMpi-iies , 1.40 agreed, to pay the cost of repairing "x^^^^^^^^^^i^^ i-,'- ^ ^ this pavement, a sum sufficient to washtenaw Electric Shop, labor and cover the expected cost. If it will supplies 32.55 hasten repairs to this pavement, I C. K. Godfrey, cartage and freight 3.20 "beg respectfully to advise you that — the University will guarantee the Total suppfies, etc $104.90 payment by James Stewart & Com- r- „*i„„^„*. * „^ • ^ , -. T' T * '' ... ^- . 4-1 ^« j«^i^^^+i,r Contingent fund total $134.90 pany, either directly or indirectly, " pi . Fund •-v <^ with All reasonable promptness, of chas. J. Andrews, salary $ 41.66 the cost of putting the above men- Eugene Williams, salary 38.50 tioned pavement once more in prop- George Hoelzle. salary 38.50 er condition. -~ Ralph Edwards, salary 38.50 Yours truly. Shirley W. Smith, Sec- Henry McLaren, salary 36.50
rfitflvv Jacob Gwinner, salary 36.50 ieLu,iy. ^, * *t. Arthur Clark, salary 35 00 Moved by Aid. Groves, that the ^^x Wittlinger. salary 35 00
Board of Public Works be directed Harley Wise, salary 35.00 to repair pavement at intersection Martin Noll, salary \ 35 00
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George Isbel, sa lary 35.00 Mat Heininger , salary 35.00 F r a n k Markey, salary , . . , 35.00 T h o m a s Shamp, sa lary 35.00 Clyde Carpenter , sa lary 35.00 F r a n k Keihl, sa lary 30.00 Chas. Carroll , s a l a ry 23.00 F r a n k Kapp, sa lary 23.00 Haro ld Darl ing, salary 30.00 Clarenoe Heininger , salary 37.00
Total salar ies for 1-2 month of J u n e $688.1(5
Police Fund. John T. Kenny, salary $ 41.66 Thos . O'Brien, sa lary 40.0(? Wm. J , Aprill . sa lary 35.00 Gustave Meyer, salary 35.00 Rex Burnet t , sa lary 35.00 Ruben Armbrus te r , sa lary 35.00 Kdward Kubn, sa lary 35.00 Wm. Blackburn , sa lary 35.00 Kdward Blumhard t , sa lary 32.50
Total salar ies for 1-2 month of J u n e $324 16
S tanda rd Oil Co., suppl ies $ 7.38 The M C. Lilley &: Co., s u p p l i e s . . 2.70 Kberbach & Son Co., suppl ies 6.40 Schumacher H a r d w a r e Co., suppl ies 2.25 Ann Arbor Taxicab Co., l iver ies . . 3.25 D. J . Malloy, repai rs 1.25 Smith Tire Repair Co., r e p a i r s . . . . l.OO The Detective Pub l i sh ing Co., sub
script ion l.fKf John T Kenny, express paid .24
Total supplies , etc $ 2 5 . 4 7 Sam. Benham. special $ 4.50 Wm. Beranek, special 4.50 Thos . HessiouR. special 4.50 Michael Kenny, special 4.50 J o h n ^lorr ison, special 4.50 H a r r y Saunders , special 4.50 Alex. Schlupe, special 4.50 Theodore Weinniann, special 4.50 Ernes t Wliite, special ; 4.50
Total specials $ 10.50
Poll -e fund total ?3!)0 13 Cemetery F u n d .
E. A Wisdom, repai rs $ .75 P a r k F u n d .
Mort Bowen. labor fi 22 CO J o h n Herrs t , labor and teams . . . . 15.05 J . L. Jones , labor 22.66 Matthew Kocb. labor 20.00 A. L LeGrave. labor 16.63 Tom Maccei, labor 2.23 J H. MnCtitcheon. labor 2.25 Jack Menao. labor ; 2.i.0 Gei.rge IVUIUT. bibor 14.00 J e r r y O'Brien, labor 25 00 J o h n Piczitola. labor . . 2.23 W. .T. Randel . labor 25.PO P . O. Reese, labor 2.0u E R. Rice, labor $ 1.25
Total labor * §1172.53
—KT^NE 15, 1914,. C Hennecke Co., suppl ies 87.00 W. H. L. Rohde, suppl ies 2.00 Staebler & Co., suppl ies 1.25 Weiss inger Sign Works , suppl ies .^ 2.50 Ben'A Bros., suppl ies 2.25 E. D. F r ink , gravel 3.50 C. E. Godfrey, ca r t age and freight 10.25
Total supplies , etc $108.75
P a r k fund to ta l $281.28
Water Works Fund., Walter AUmendiuger , services, .._.,.$ 37.^.0 W. H. Wil lsher , services . . . V . . . . . . 37,.50 Joel West , services 37.50 Albert Kellogg, services . : 30.00 H. C Wil lsher , services .- 30.00 Norr i s Budd, services . . - , . . . 40.00 J . Schwikar t , services 32.50 Henry Linde, services ^• - • • 30.00 J o h n Wood, services . . . ' ' 30.00 A. E. Hawkes , services ' 37.50 ' iitf .(Shetterly, services ?." 37.50 Louise Malloy, services 20.00 Raymond Spokes, _ services?^ 10.00
Services for 1-2 month of J u n e . .$410.00 ,Tohn Webber . , labor $35 .75 Juliu.s Kreger , ' labor 25.84 F. Rhodenbecker , labor 27.50 Geo. Mast. IsTbof 27.50 E. Rhodenbecker , labor 27.50 Pat . Welch, labor 27.50 Geo Mile?*, (labor-. *. 22.25 L. Hazelschwerdt , labor 23.25 H. Pa rk , labor 18.10 M. Preskorn , labor 21.88 Mike Lewis, labor 23.25 K Peter , labor 23.25 Carl Hackba i th , labor 2 / 2 5 P . Nick, labor 23 75 H. Noigord, labor 23.25 Fred Hintz , labor 22.SS Geo. Aleson, labor 23.75 Steve Stevens, labor 23.7A J o h n Annis, labor 23.75 J o h n Papa , labor 5.25 Augus t Hei"man, labor 30.13 Tony Papa , labor 23.25 J Jamison , labor 23 25 Steve Papa, labor . 23.25 J u l i u s Nimz, labor . 2J .00 Joe Her tchens , labor 23 25
Total labor .$617.33 C. E. Godfrey, ca r t age 33.Si C. G. Darl ing, claim l.SO The Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., sup
plies ; 30.'17 The Ann Arbor Ra i l road Co.,freight 73.Ci6 F r a n k I. Cornwell , suppl ies '*-^J J o h n .T. Sauer, supplies 8.65 H Mueller Mfg. Co., supplies 86.25 S tanda rd Oil Co.. suppl ies 16.73 Wm. R. Schneider, suppl ies 67.94
Total supplies , etc. $338.68
Wate r Works fund total $1,366.01
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Paul Amore $ 15.75 Anthony Barago Geo. Barago Paul Barago 18.33 Herman Becker 4.00 Sam Dondaleer 16.86 Lu Bucholz 2.00 Carlo Cardel 15.75 Andrew Caughey Wm. Clark 17.50 J J . Collins J o h n Dalgliesh R. A. Dodfe^e C. S. Elmer Anth. F a b r e Ben Fi l ippi 22.00 Adolph Finkbexuer J o h n Foute 6-75 Wm. F u r m a n Dominick Gentil 3.75 Jos . F . Gloeser Wm Graf W. M. Hankinson Chris. Hanse lman Anth. J emis Carl J enk ins J . P . J u d s o n 12.67 Sam. Kalmbaeh -Louis K a r r a s 13.50 Paul K a r r a s T 9.50 Wm, Keyes J o h u Kissel 15 15 J i m Koravias 15.75 Fi-ed K r a u s ooO Wm. Kuehn Angelo Lazar re . . . , , He rman Loebrke G. J . Mack ; • • • • J a m e s Mason , IT S Joe Matsiga , 17.50 Ed MetcaK "'air^^ Jacko Miuao ».uu J o h u Moran J o s . Nakos • • • • Andrew Nelson ., , 1 ' ^ -Billv Nola J'J ,12 Joe Nola 1 ^ ' ^ Geo. Papas ( John Papas Alfred J . Paul ..,.., ••••• Sam Pelegriuo J2 o2 J i m Pfetoh 1 " ^ " H a r r y Por te r Ernes t Kapp -••• Carl J . Rash l-;:5 John Romare 10.7.) AV. H. Romig , • " T A r W. C. Russell l o 5 Ed Schlecht 1''-^^ A. G. Schneeberger F red Sipley *• ly;.-' ' ikR Soldat is J^- '2 Jacob F . Staebler , V3.5b Lemuel Styers
6.25 18.00 20.00
5.06
"s.'ii '.'.'.'.'.'. "6 ' .25 ".'.'.!'.*.
2.25 7.50
25.28 23.11
3.63 1.00 22.00 16.00 5.17
13.50
"i'.m .".'.'.",'.' 4.25
22.50 21.11
2.10 16.25 20.00
7.11
26!66 '.'.'.'.'.'. 6.25
.75 20.00 6.25 6.25
13.25 23.06 2.50
5.11 4.00
23.11 8.34 6.50
14.00 10.25 4.89 8.00 1.11 6.25 2.25 5.56 8.00
33.00 6.25 5.14 4.0(»
2 3 . n 3.25 2.50 2.25
23.11 6.75 5.70 6.22 2.00
20.00 34.50
4.25 4.00 9.11 1.78
22.00 18.00 20.00 23.39
4.00 22.00
2.00 22.00 2.25
25.00 25.28 23. U
4.63 22.00 16.00 27.17 13.50 6.75 4.00 8.00
22.50 21.11
2.10 16.25 20.00
7.11 12.67 20.00 19.75 10.25 20.00 22.00 22.00 19.75 25.56 5 4
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11 00 11
31.34 24.00 14.00 19.25
,89 ,00
6.00 22.00 18.00
56 00
33.00 22.00 22.00
4.00 23.11
7.00 18.00 23.11 14.10 >9.11 20.00 34.50 20.00 23.56 10.89
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J o h n Thomas . . F r ed Ulrioh Chris . Vlahos . . Geo. Vlahos Mart in Walsh . . Mike Weidmanu J o h n Wendland (.'. M. Wil l iams . Geo, Wisner Joe Yonngbauer
6.89 11 31
11 00
6.00 12.00 22.88
10.00 7, 23
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55 11 20
2.00
2.45
24.44
TEAM J o h n B n i r k n e r S. A. Elsifor J . H. Eno Ed Glavin Fred G. Hanse lman Tol'ii W. TIerst J . A. K a p p Edwin K n a p p J o h n MoHugh Ohas Millard Roy Perk ins Carl Rehberg Geo. Schaible Waltor Schneider . Adam Seyfried Staebler & Son G. W. Weeks
2.50 34.00
22.75
40.44 17.25 42.50 12.25 45.00
410.0(t 17.50 26.00
35.25
12.50 45.00 11
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27.50
7.75 11.00
Tota ls $943.79
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9.00 40.44 17.50 45. mt 32.00 22.00
¥1211.31
4.50 7.00
'¥65".93
20.00 31.0(t
6.00 12.00 22.88 20.00 23.11
1.20 24.44 22.75
40.44 17.25 45.00 46.25 45.00
410.00 43.50 35.25 45.00 24.00
2.50 9.00
40.44 45.00 45.00 44.25 40.00
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Street F u n d . Peerless Po r t l and Cement Co.,
cement $236.25 Ohio & Mich. Sand & Gravel Co.
supplies 27.36 J o h n J . Saner, supi)lies 36.20 Michigan Central It. R. Co., freight 33.25 Ann . Arbor Rai l road Co., f r e i g h t . . 21.89
Sidewalk 65.9^
Total supplies, etc. $ 354.95
Total City funds $4,493.42 L a b o r ace. Pav ing Dist. No. 30. .$2,477.75 Labor ace. Sewer Dist . No. 60 875.70
Sprinkling: I>istricts. No. 11 . ; ; . : : ...-. $126.00 No 12 64.50 No. 13 66.5(t No. 14 •: 51.54 No. 15 36.00
Street fund tota l $1,566.26 Labo r Aeo. Pav ing Dist . No. 30.
Peerless Por t l and Cement Co.. cement $1,167.75
Ohio Mich. Sand & Gravel Co., suppl ies 22.27
Washed Clean Sand & Gravel Co , snoT^lips 54.00
Michigan Central R. R. Co., f rei"bt - 286.35
Ann Arbor R. R. Co., freight 53.59
Total Spr ink l ing funds $344.54
Total supplies, etc . . . .$1,533.96
Paving Dist. No 30 tota l $2,477.75 Labo r Aoc. Sewer Dist. No. fiO.
E. L. Schneider. 2nd es t imate $875.70 Spr inkl ing Dist riots.
John J . Gutekunst . No. 11 $126.00 John J . Gntekuns t . No. 12 64.56 John J Gntekuns t . No. 13 66.50 John J . Gntekunst . No. 14 51,54 J o h n J . Gntekuns t . No. 15 36.00
Total $344.54 Recapi tu la t ion.
Cont ingent fund $ 134.9(t F i r e 688.16 Police 390.13 Cemctcrv .75 Pa rk 281.28 AVatcr works 1..3fi6.01 Street 1,566.26
Grand total $8,191.41 Ann Arbor, Mich., J u n e 15, 1914.
To the Finance commit tee of the Common Council : Gentlemen—I have examined the foregoing accounts aga ins t tl-e city of Ann Arbor , and I hereby certify tha t they are correct to the best of my knowledare.
ROSS GRANGER, City Clerk. To the Honorable , the Common Council :
Gentlemen—Your F inance commit tee has reviewed the fnretroing report and recommends tha t same be approved- and tliat w a r r a n t s be ordered drawn for the fore-L'oiticr .neroui't**, GT^OKOF LFTZ. E W. GROVES, AL
B E R T F I F G F L . F inance Committee. A id . G. Liutz m o v e d t h e a d o p t i o n
of t h e r e p o r t . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s . A i d .
F i e g e l , H e u s e l . H a n s e l m a n n . K o e r n k e , P r o c h n o w , F l y n n , M a r k e y , H u b b a r d . S h e r k , G r o v e s . M c G r e g o r . S i n k . G. L u t z , P r e s . S c h m i d , 14. N a y s . n o n e .
Aid. G. Iviitz p r e s e n t e d t h e bil l of De l . D e n i o for o n e b o a t a n d o a r s , a m o u n t $18 ,00 , a n d m o v e d t h a t b i l l
COArMOiN-CO'UNCIiL—XUNIE 15, 1914. . 157
"Bis allowed and warrant ordered drawn for same, which was
Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. >Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.
By Aid. G. Lutz, Resolved, tha t the several departments of the city present labor accounts for month of June on Wednesday, July 1, 1914, at 8 o'clock in the morning; and the City Clerk is hereby authorized to draw warrants for same .dated July 3rd, 1914.
Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Sherk. Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.
Relative to matter of band concerts, the Finance committee reported that there was no way of furnishing money for same.
Ordinance Committee. Aid. Sink presented An ordinance
to amend an ordinance entitled, "An ordinance relative to parks, boulevards and lawn extensions within the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan," which was given its first reading by title, passed to and given its second reading, and referred to the Ordinance committee by the following vote: Yeas, Aid. Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Prochnow. Flynn, •Markey, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. 'Schmid, 14. Nays, none.
Aid. Sink presented An ordinance entitled, "An ordinance to prevent operation of defective and dangerous street cars and to secure peace and safety in the streets," which was given its first reading by title, passed to and given its second reading and referred to the Ordinance committee l y the following vote: Yeas, Aid. Fiegel, ' Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Lutz. Pres. Schmid. 14. INays, none.
Street Committee. Hon. Common Council: Gentle
men—Your committee on streets, to whom was re-referred the mat ter of pavenient on Hill street recommends that no storm water sewers or pavement be built on this street at present.
We also recommend that the sum
of $150.00 ibe appropriated for grading and graveling Berkshire road, for a distance of about 150 feet northerly from Washtenaw ave.
We also recommend that a crosswalk be built along the north side of Hill St. across Onondaga st.
We further recommend that the Board of Public Works be instructed to cause the necessary plans, specifications and estimates of cost of paving and taking care of storm water on East Jefferson st., from Fifth ave. to State st., and Division St. from Packard st. to Detroit st. We desire the plans to show location and size 'Of storm water sewers. IE. W. Groves, Albert Fiegel, C. A. Sink, I. L. Sherk, J. W. Markey, Theo. F. Prochnow, Street Committee
Aid. Groves moved the adoption of the report.
Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.
Sidewalk Committee. To the Council: Gentlemen—Your
Sidewalk committee have had the following walks under consideration, and recommend that sidewalks 'be constructed on south side of Madison St. along the property of Ann Arbor railroad; on West Washington st. along property No. 225 and 325; and on East Huron st. along the property of Elizabeth M. Tuttle and W. L. Wood, and along the property of Mrs. Lizzie Sage on Summit st.
Your committee f\irther recommends that the City Engineer furnish resolutions establishing the proper sidewalk grades on the east side of Fifth ave., between Jefferson and Madison sts. and on the north side of Kingsley st., between Ashley and First sts.
We also recoiTimend that a crosswalk 'be constructed on the north side of Summit st. west of No. 148 and that it be properly tiled. Julius H. Koernke, Sam Heusel, Thos.
Hanselmann, C. A. Sink, Geo. W. Hubbard, Sidewalk Committee. Aid. Koernke moved the adoption
of the report. Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid.
Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann. Koernke, Prochnow, Flynn, Markey, Hubbard, Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, G. Lutz, Pres. Schmid, 14. Nays, none.
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A i d . G r o v e s m o v e d t h a t t h e s p e c i a l • c o m m i t t e e o n D i e t e r l e p r o p e r t y , c o r n e r of L i b e r t y a n d F i r s t s t s . , b e g i v e n f u r t h e r t i m e . A d o p t e d .
L i g h t i n g C o m m i t t e e . T o t h e C o u n c i l : G e n t l e m e n — Y o u r
( L i g h t i n g c o m m i t t e e h a v e h a d t h e f o l l o w i n g u n d e r c o n s i d e r a t i o n , a n d r e c o m m e n d t h a t a t u n g s t e n s t r e e t l i g h t b e p l a c e d o n W e s t W a s h i n g t o n s t . , i b e w e e n T h i r d s t . a n d M u r r a y a v e . , a n d o n e o n F i r s t St., b e t w e e n J e f f e r s o n a n d W i l l i a m s t s . G e o . W . H u i b b a r d , J u l i u s H . K o e r n k e ,
J o h n M c G r e g o r , L i g h t i n g C o m m i t t e e . A i d . H u b b a r d m o v e d t h e a d o p t i o n
of t h e r e p o r t . A d o p t e d b y u n a n i m o u s v o t e of
t h o s e p r e s e n t , 14 . B o n d C o m m i t t e e .
A i d . S i n k p r e s e n t e d t h e c i t y t r e a s u r e r ' s b o n d a s f o l l o w s : C h a r l e s L . M i l l e r , p r i n c i p a l ; G e o . E . A p f e l , J o h n R . M i n e r , M. J . C a v a n a u g h , G e o . S. V a n d a w a r k e r , E u & e n e J . H e l b e r , B . D . K i n n e , G e o . "\V. S a m p l e , R , T . D o b s o n a n d H o r a t i o J . A b b o t + , s u r e t i e s .
M o v e d b y A i d . S i n k , t h a t b o n d b e a p p r o v e d .
A p p r o v e d b y u n a n i m o u s v o t e o f t h o s e p r e s e n t , 14.
Off icers ' R e p o r t s . CITY FUNDS—Trasu re r ' s Repor t for
month ending May, 1914: Money Received— Cont ineent Fund— Milk licenses $. 104.00 Scale money 9.40 Saloon t ax 1,650.00 L iquor tax (fr. Co. Treas.) 7,209.67 Hack and dray licenses 16.00 Pedd le r s ' licenses 61.00 Fees ou taxes collected 2.59
Total $9,052.66 Wate r W o r k s F u n d -Received from Mgr. Vandawalker $4,045.52
Tota l $4,045.52 nncoUected City Tax F u n d -Taxes collected $ 102.17
Total $ 102.17 B., C. & C. W. F u n d -Driveways, paid $ 30.65
Total $ 30.65
Police F u n d -
City fees (from chief) $ 28.85
Total $ ^8.S5 Spr inkl ing Dist No, 11— Taxes collected $ 7.00
Total , . $ 7.00
- - j u . s r f i ' ' i 5 . I 9 f i : "•'" ' ^ -• -1
Dog License Fund— ' ' ' ' %^ Dog license sold $ 3,(K) .
Tota l $ 3.00 Bui ld ing S. W. F u n d -W a l k s paid for 20.35
Total ^..ip 20.S5 P a r k Fund— Work done outs ide ."...$ 10.50
„ Total $ 10.50 Cemetery Fund— ' • Care of lots , . . . . . $ •T.OO Bur ia l pe rmi t s g'oo
Total .,. .$ 3| %,00
Total . - . . , . V. .$13,315,70 W a r r a u t s paid 20,707.41
Total :. i - . . . . . . . . .$ 7,391.71 Overdrawn May 1, :i.914 i . .|jtl5,l56.78
Overdrawn J u n e 1, '1914 ! . . .$:*?.S48.49 Condit ion of City F u n d s on the lirst day
of J u n e , 1914: W a r r a n t s Paid— . .. •: Cont ingent fund $2,600 !;2 City Cemetery fund . , . , . . . ^5.00 Dog license fund . ' . . . i .oo F i re Depa r tmen t fund l,^9i;.6o Poor fund^ u ' . . ^ . i . - . . . . lOfi.SO Police fund 9.12 35 Street fund 2,424.31 P a r k fund ^. ?23.32 Street l i^l i t fund l.:i2H.55 Sidewalk fund .'• 9o.27 Br idge , Culvert and CrosswalK
fund S3.46 St ' r inkl in^ Dist. No. 14 "I^ hi Spr ink l ing Dist . No 15 IS 00 Sp i ink l ing Dist . No. 11 2S6 5u Spr ink l ing Dist . No. 12 M5.12 Spririfkltng Dtst No. 13 :4'.».f-'3 W a t e r Works fund 10,597.32
Total . <:20,T07.41 On H a n d -Cont ingent fund $6,063.52 City Cemetery fund 533.73 Dog license fund 40V.31 State dog t ax fund K>0.00 Poor fund 9'i(i.l6 Police fund ;.02.12 P a r k fund 11.^3 Rejected tax fund 171.76 W a t e r W o r k s fund 1,590.75 Steere F a r m fund 706.10 City Hall tax 20.(Ki
Total $P».sv.3.3S Overdrawn :^3.741.87
Overdrawn J n n e 1, 1914 $22,848 49 Overdrawn— Fi re Depar tmen t fund $4,807."3 Street fund 3.990 JS Wate r fund 1.565.04 Street l ight fund 2,174.62 Sidpwalk fund -104 77 Sidewalk Bui ld ing fund 16':.71 Bridge, Culvert and Crosswalk
fund 10.976^4 Spr ink l ing Dist. No 14 77.?1 Snr ink l ing Dist. No. ^^y • IS.00 Uncollected city tax fund 2,0^2 14
COMMO^T COTTNCIiL.
D e l i n q u e n t t a x f u n d . . H,561 Jo S p r i n S l i n g D i s t . N o . 11 30-'.07 S p r i n k l i u g D i s t . No. 12 21.3 83 S p r i n k l i n g D i s t . N o 13 224.53
T o t a l !J33,741>7 W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g — C o n t i n g e n t f u n d $ 3.So S t r e e t f u n d 2 45 P a r k f u n d r^O W a t e r W o r k s f u n d 137.2lj S E W E R F U N D S — T r e a s u r e r s r e p o r t fo r
m o n t h e n d i n g M a y , 1014: C o n d i t i o n of S e w e r F u n d s o n t h e first d a y
of J u n e , 1914.: W*) WH iif^^ T^i i i^ ' L a b o r Ace. L a t e r a l S e w e r No . 5 6 . . $ 206.84 L a b o r Ace L a t e r a l S e w e r N o . 6 0 . . 656.64 l i a b o r Ace L a t e r a l S e w e r No . 0 1 . . 1,144.42
T o t a l O n h a n d M a y 1
>i2,00".:.i0 1.605 36
O v e r d r a w n J u n e O n H a n d -T a x Ace. L a t e r a l
Aec . Ace. Ace. Ace Ace. Ace.
1, 1014 S 'J12 54
T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x T a x
Aec. Aee. Aec Ace.
L a b o r Aec. L a b o r Ace, L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r
Aec Aec. Aec.
L a b o r Ace .
L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l
L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l
L a t e r a l I a t e r a l L a t e r a l
S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S s w e r Mewor S e w e r S e w o r
S e w e r S e w e r
No. No . N o . N o . No . No. No . No . No . No . No .
: : i . . . . : 3 5 . . . . 38 41 42 4 3 . . . . 4 4 . . . . 4 5 . . . . 46 4 7 . . . . 48
No . 4 0 . . No. 5 1 . .
77 .00
S e w e r No 52 S e w e r No . 5 3 . . S e w e r No . 5 6 . . S p w e r No. 60.-.
; 13.06 252.52
30 .31 408.U3 246.05 145.10 107 :.23 306.31 :>21.63 200.54
43 . IS 351.29
<:o.72 889.15
1,685.80 J,054.08
T o t a l ....S7,;^.00.11 O v e r d r a w n 7,621.05
O v e r d r a w n J u n e •Ove rd rawn— T a x Aec, T a x Aee. T a x Ace. T a x Aee. T a x Ace. T a x Ace. T a x Aec. T a x Aee. T a x Aee. L a b o r Aec. L a b o r Aee.
Aec Aee. Aee. Aee, Aee.
1, 1914 . $ ,312.54
L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l S e w e r L a t e r a l S e w e r
S e w e r N o 32, S e w e r No. 33 . . .
No . No . No No. No . N o No.
S e w e i S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r
34... 3 6 . . 3 7 . . 3 9 . . 4 0 . . 4 9 . . 5 0 , .
$1,238.94 5S. 68
2.((72.01 130.23
53.04 245
. 320 15 19
^ J U X E 15. 1914. IJ9 ^
W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g — L a b o r Aec L a t e r a l S e w e r N o . 6 0 . . .88 . I 'AVl iVG F U N D S — T r e a s u r e r ' s i t e p o r t fo r
m o n t h e n d i n g M a y , 1914: M o n e y Rece ived— T a x Aec. P a v e m e n t No. 2 1 — T a x e s co l l ec t ed $ 51 .54
T o t a l * 51 .54
O n h a n d M a y 1s t .-. 35,173.54
T o t a l $35,225.08 W a r r a n t s p a i d 208.17
T o t a l $35,016.91 C o n d i t i o n of P a v i n g F u n d s on t h e first
d a y of J u n e , 1914: W a r r a n t s P a i d — L a b o r Ace. I ' a v e m e n t No . 30 . ^ . . $ 208.17
T o t a l $ 208.17 O n H a n d -T a x Aee. P a v e m e n t No . 5 $ 1 , 0 7 9 . 0 1 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No. 6 76 .20 T a x Aec. I ' a v e m e u t No . 8 641.09 T a x Ace. I ' a v e m e n t No . 11 789.70 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t N o . 13 486.23-T a x Aec, P a v e m e n t No . 14 1.014.87 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t N o . 15 1,209.61 T a x Aec. P a v e m e n t No . 16 1,018.79 T a x Aec P a v e m e n t No . 17 594 .05 T a x Aec. P a v e m e n t No . 18 2,812.73 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t N o . 19 1,542.06 T a x Aec . P a v e m e n t N o . 20 3 7 . 8 1 T a x Aec. P a v e m e n t N o . 21 2,134.67 T a x Ace P a v e m e n t No . 2 2 . . . . . . 177 .SI T a x Aee. P a v e m e n t No . 23 763.72. T a x Ace, P a v e m e n t No . 24 185.04 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t N o . 25 238.88 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No . 26 113.57 T a x Aec P a v e m e n t N o . 27 2,730.50 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No . 28 4.190.38 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t N o . 29 2,786.75 L a b o r Aec . P a v e m e n t No. 20 254.34 L a b o r Ace . P a v e m e n t No . 30 12,418.03
T o t a l , $37,295.84 O v e r d r a w n , 2,278.93
17 73 54 91
L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r I^abor L a b o r L a b o r Aee L a b o r Aec L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r L a b o r
Aee. Aee. Aec. Aee Aee. Ace.
L a t e r a l L a t e rn I L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l Scwi^r I . iateral S e w e r L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l L a t e r a l
S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r Sf^wer S e w e r S e w e r S o w e r
S e w e r S t \ver S'^wer Sev.'<^r S e w e r S e w e r
No. N o . No . No . No. Xo. No . No. No. No No . No . No. No . No.
42 . , 4 3 . 44 . 4 5 . 46. 47 . 4S. 50 . 54 , .55. 57. .58. 59. 6 1 . 62.
170.03 161.63 204.26 247 32 538 532 If/O
08 217 276 220 1.5« 127 171 143
')3 71 27 35 44 !>0 10 51 98 42 07
T o t a l $7 621 f'5 On h a n d J u n e 1, 1914 $.35,010.91
On b a n d , l u n e 1, 1914 $35,016.91 O v e r d r a w n — T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No. 7 136.54 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No . 9 1,282.28 T a x Ace P a v e m e n t No . 10 621.74 T a x Ace. P a v e m e n t No . 12 112.22 L a b o r Ace. P a v e m e n t No. 31 126.15
T o t a l . . $ 2,278.93 W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g — L a b o r Ace P a v e m e n t No . 3 0 . . . , 10.00
A n n A r b o r , Mich . , .Tune 4. 1914. T o t h e H o i i o r a b l p C o m m o n C o n n e i l . C i t y
of A n n A r b o r , M i c h : G e n t l e m e n — T h i s U t o ce r t i f y , t h a t t h e r e w a s on d e p o s i t t o t h e e m d i t of C h a s , L . Mi l le r , t r e a s u r e r of t h e e i t y of A n n A r b o r , Mich . , on t h e morning-' of .Fune 1st, 1014, t h e s u m of E leven T h o n s a n d T h r e e 11 n n d r e d ' i^hir ty-e i g h t a n d 67-100 D o l l a r s ($11.3.38.67). V e r y R e s p e c t f u l l y , E D W . L. S E Y L E R .
C a s h i e r i'Uy fend'fl o v e r d r a w n .$22,848.40 S e w e r f u n d s o v e r d r a w n 312.54
T o t a l .^23,161.03
160 C O M M O X OOTTN'CIL — J U N E 15, 1914 .
I 'avemeut funds on hand ^ao.Clfi.ei Casli o*b"hand 517.21
Total • ¥11,S55,S8 Bank balance $11,338.67
Trftal ..S11,,S5:..8S RfSpectfulIv submit ted .
CHAS. L. MILLER, City Treasurer .
KNGINKKirS DKP.VItTMKNT. Ann Arbor, Mich.. J u n e 3d, 1914 ' " To the Board of Publ ic Works , Ann A r b o r . Mich.: Sirs—I present the follow-'
ing: repor t of expeudi tures for work done under my direction dur ing:- - the-month i>f April , 1914: '
Clerical Work— AinoMiit. Kmployte—
Eni^ineerins and Manley Osgood $l:2o.oo .T. J . K r a u s s 8.').0(1 "V. C. Russell IS.90 r a n J Rash 4.G3 •T. P. Thomas 3.'/) C, M. Wil l iams 1.0."
Total $238. ]S
Chargeable t o ^ • • ' Amou (rcneral work of Dept. '• . . . , . . . . $ 1 2 3 New sidewalk on •Broadrt'ay. . . ; . . . ' ' Sidewalks, curb ing and ; street
g rades 4*) City Hall r ea r rangement 17 Care of s t o r m " w a t e r : , . . 4 TTill street* paving • 3.i San i t a ry sewer dis t r ic t No. Sani ta ry Ke«veV'd4striK-t No. Sani ta ry sewer dis t r ic t No. San i ta ry sewer distr i . ' t No Sanitary- se-wer distri.-t No.
0 0 ,
150.
03
Tota
nt . .83 C2
77 .14 .57 . 3 ^ .09 35 05
.8]
.7^
,$2.38.18
Sewer W o r k -J u l i u s Loehrkc $ 8(i.(t0 l*av roll April 20 40.11 Pay roll May 4 '36.41
Total , .1=162.52
Sriiiltary sewer cleaning and maiu-tenace $ 70,
Storm sewer repa i r s and main-12
tenace L a y i n g ti le. Lay ing tile, Lay ing tile,
Sewer Sewer Sen-vr
d is t r ic t d is t r ic t dis t r ic t
7.33 56 23.30 60 9.42 01 52.35
Total $10:
Total expendi tures of engineer ' s depa r tme nt ^iOQ 7(j Very respectfully ;?ubmitted, MANLEY OSGO(iJ), *
R e p o r t s of c i t y t r e a s u r e r a n d c i ty c l e r k f o r m o n t h of M a y , a n d c i t y e n g i n e e r ' s r e p o r t o n e x p e n d i t u r e . s f o r m o n t h of A p r i l , r e c e i v e d , o r d e r e d o n t i le a n d t o t a k e u s u a l c o u r s e .
U n p a i d S e w e r a n d P a v i n j ; T a x e s . A n n A r b o r , J u n e 1 3 t h , 1 9 1 4 .
Mr . R o s s G r a n g e r , C i ty C l e r k , C i t y I n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h o r d i n a n c e p r o v i s i o n s , 1 h a n d y o u h e r e w i t h f o r t r a n s m i s s i o n t o t h e c o u n c i l , a b s t r a c t s of a l l s e w e r a n d p a v i n g t a x e s fo r t h e y e a r 1914 . n o w d u e a n d u n p a i d , t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e i n t e r e s t t h e r e o n u p t o J u l y 1 5 t h , 1914. R e s p e c t f u l l y s u b m i t t e d , . C h a s . I>.
M i l l e r , C i t y T r e a s u r e r . B y Aid . F i e g e l : R e s o l v e d , t h a t t h e
c o u n c i l h e r e b y c e r t i f i e s t o a s s e s s o r t h a t t h e r e ia n o w u n p a i d s e w e r t a x e s a s fo l -
SeM^er S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r
D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i sL D i t t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t .
Nofl N o . N o , N o . N o . N o . N o . N o . N o .
42 43 44. .45 46 47 48 49 50
157 .01 105,
17. 9,
103. 105. 173.
75, 474.
79 83 84 26 90 r.o 6^J
c o m m o n t h e c i t y d u e a n d l o w s : S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r S e w e r
Dis t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t .
N o . N o . N o . N o . N o . N o . N o . N o . N o .
32 34 3.i 36 37 38 39 40 41
289, 649.
23
10 44 9 > 15 6 1 1 4
15 3 152
36 .23 78.18
349.02
T o t a l . . . . A n d f u r t h e
a n d u n p a i d t a x e s : P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a A i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g P a v i n g
r, t h a t t h e r e is t h e f o l l o w i n g
$ 3 , 0 4 2 . I S n o w d u e
p a v i n g
D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t . D i s t .
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23^ 24, 25, 26,
85 761 173 63 375 451 .049 146 .352.23 691.31 260 554 22 38
160 222 265
14 6 0 60 46 17 00 97 5 3
19
,02 09 ,90
COMMOtN" COUNCIL—JUNE 15, 1914. 161
Paving Dist. No. 27 35 8.39 Council, City of Ann Arbor, to the Paving Dist. No. 28 865.84 Board of Public Works. Gentlemen— Paving Dist No. 29 904.i)7 Will you please inform this council
at our next regular meeting to be Total $8,801.98 held the first Monday of July, 1914, Adopted by unanimous vote of by what authority you connected Mr.
those present, 14. Beal's building at the corner of Main Bids on Garbage Collection. st. and Miller av., at the city's ex-
The clerk presented bids on the pense. collection of garbage, as per adver- Moved by Aid. Sherk, that the tisement ordered by council May 18th, communication be approved, as follows: Approved by following vote: Yea.^,
H. H. Wagner, collection and dis- Aid. Fiegel, Heusel, Hanselmann, posal by incineration $8,500.00 per Koernke, Prochnow, Plynn, Hubbard, year; and $10,000.00 per year for Sherk, Groves, McGregor, Sink, Pres. three year contract, city to be given Schmid, 12. Nays, Aid. Markey, G. title and interest in building and Lutz, 2. equipment at termination of the three Moved by Aid. Fiegel, that the years. Street Commissioner be authorized Lo
Walter Hoffman and Arthur D. see that the hitching post be removed Keeran, $4,800.00 for one year, and from in front of No. 745 E. Univer-$9,500.00 for two years. sity av. Adopted.
Jos. H. Schwab, $5,200.00 per year. Moved by Aid. Groves, that the Edward Besch, $4,800.00 per year. Detroit, Jackson & Chicago Railway
for either two or three year contract. Company be permitted to put "Wye" Moved by Aid. Prochnow, that the at Lincoln av. and Hill st. as per
clerk be authorized to enter into con- request of June 1st. t ract with Mr. Edward Besch for Adopted by unanimous vote of three years, as per his proposal. those present, 14,
Adopted by unanimous vote of Moved by Aid. Sink, that the sift those present, 14. of fountain from Mrs. Ella S. Bab-
Resolutions, cock be accepted with thanks, and By Aid. Groves: Resolved, that the the street committee authorized to
specifications for the pavement on place same as requested at location Church St. be amended to read: "sand * f present fountain, south side of and tar" in place of "asphalt or court house square. pitch" for filling of expansion joint?. Adopted by unanimous vote of
Adopted by unanimous vote of those present, 14. those present. 14. Moved by Aid. Prochnow, tha t the
Moved by Aid. Markey, that the city clerk make reservation at Bay Street Commissioner furnish such City hotel for those going from hero dirt as is necessary to do filling in to convention held June 2 4th and Fair View cemetery, under direction 2 5th. Adopted, of Sexton. Adopted. The Council adjourned.
By Aid. Sherk; From Common ROSS GRANGER, Clerk.