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Council Chamber. Ann Arbor, Mich., John H. Behn 66 Oct. 16th, 1911. Regular Session. Geo. Goodrich 66

' Meeting called to order by Pres. Chas. Esslinger 66 Mills. Present: Pres. Mills, Aid. Henry W. Douglas 150 Sch-mid, Murray, Hochreln, Sweet, D. G. Baumgardner 72 Koernke, Pipp, Sherk, • Manwaring. Robt. Aikin 85 Goodyear, Lutz. Lindenschmitt, 12. Board of Education, per G. J. Absent: Aid. Flynn, Ramsay, 2. Min- Ray 275 utes of previous meeting approved. J. L. Smith 72 1-2'

Comnmnieatlons Received and following resolution From Roland Fletcher, asking offered:

damages for injuries claimed to have By Aid, Murray: Whereas, This been received on sidewalk in front com«ion council has been applied to of 110 E. Liberty St., received and re- in writing by a majority of the owners ferred to City Attorney. of the lands, which are liable to be

Deed to land north of Hill st. and assessed for the payment of the con-southwest of Washtenaw av, (tri- struction of the same, praying for angle) received and referred to Pa rk the grading and paving of Catherine Committee. st. from Main st. to First st., and

(Enter Aid. Flynn.) Miller av. from First st. to Gott st. Petitions within the corporate limits of the

Of Wm. H. Morton, et al., asking city of Ann Arbor; an<J for light on Packard st. about 800 Whereas, the grading and paving feet south of Granger av., received of that part of Catherine st. and Mil-and referred to Lighting committee, ler av. within the limits aforesaid, is

Of Albert Gansel, et al, asking for deemed and declared to be a neces-storm sewer on Olivia av., between gary public improvement; therefore Wells St. and Granger av., received Resolved,- that it is hereby de-and referred to Sewer committee. clared to be the purpose of the com-

Millei' Ave. Pavenient mon council to cause Catherine st. Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. 16, 1911. and Miller av. within the limits afore-To the Common Council: Gentle- said, to be graded and paved under

men—The undersigned, property the charter and ordinance^ of thef owners within the following district, city of Ann Arbor, and in pursuance respectfully petition your honorable of the prayer of said petitioners, body to cause Catherine st. from Resolved, further, that the cost Main st. to First st. an^ Miller av. and expense of the construction of from First st. to Gott st.. to be grad- such public improvement shall be ed and paved. This petition is signed charged, assessed and paid as fol-with the tmderstanding that the city lows: All street and public alley pay 20 per cent of the cost of such intersections, engineering expenses pavement. We prefer pavement sim- and 20 per cent of the remainder ilar to that on Maynard street. shall be paid by the city, and the

Property Owner Number of remainder shall be, assessed and paid Feet Owned by special assessment levied and as-

J. L. Arnet 44 sessed according to benefits on and Theo. F. Prochnow 66 against all the lands, tenements and Wm. D. Schmidt 68 premises lying on or fronting Cath-John Kuebler 66 erine st. and Miller av. within the J. Geo, Haupt 48 limits aforesaid. P. Purtell 48 Resolved, further, that the said Paul Korzuck 128 petition, along with this determina-Edward Seybold 50 tion, be and the same is hereby re-

f mory A. Keppler 53 ferred to the Board of Public Works, am. W. Burchfield (approximate) 240 with directions to report to the coun-

Fred Brown . . 59 cil with all convenient dispatch suit-^ Fred G. Haas 69 able plans with specifications for the Anton Grygiel 99 said proposed improvement, the kind John T. -Byron 52 and quality of material to be used J. A. Shetterly per C. W. S 72 therefor, together with an estimate of G. Schoettle 60 the probable cost and expenses of

. Mrs. H. W. Schneider 59 such public improvement. George W: Wagner 127 Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Louise E. Schlanderer, Edward Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Man-

Schianderer .117 waring, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein, A. Beck Murray. Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt Junius E. Beal 128 Pres. Mills. 13, Nays, none.

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S, F i f th Avenue P a v e m e n t . Add., $14.98. To t h e Common Counci l : Gent le - Pas sage , Miss L .—Lot 32 Eberbach,

m e n — T h e unders igned p r o p e r t y Add., $15.00. owner s on Fi f th av. respectful ly pe - Showerman , F r a n k — L o t 59 Olivia t i t ion your honorab le body to cause B. Ha l l ' s subdivision, $19.80. F i f th av. to be g raded a n d paved, S h o w e r m a n , F r a n k — L o t 61 Olivia f rom P a c k a r d to Hill sts . This is B. Ha l l ' s 2nd subdivision, $19.80. signed wi th the u n d e r s t a n d i n g t h a t I. Ross Granger , City Clerk of said the city pay 20 pe r cent of t h e cost City, do he reby certify t h a t the a n -of such pavemen t . nexed is a t r u e a n d compared copy

P r o p e r t y Owner N u m b e r of of all wa lks cons t ruc ted by the city, F e e t Owned and cha rged to t h e p rope r ty owners,

Gus tave H. Sodt 40 now on record in th is office; t h a t I E u g e n e G. Mann 33 have c o m p a r e d t h e s ame with the J o h n A. R e i n h a r d t 66 or ig inal record, and t h e s ame is a F r e d C. W e i n b e r g ( "P rov ided I t r ue t r a n s c r i p t the re f rom, a n d the

can k e e p m y scales on F i f th whole of such or iginal record, av., o therwise my s igna tu r e is In witness whereof, I have here -void ." ) 602.78 un to set my h a n d and affixed the seal

E l i zabe th W h i t n e y 70 of said city of Ann Arbor, th i s 11th B a r b a r a R a y e r 49 1-2 day of October, A. D. 19X1. Michael Gauss 215 (Seal) Ross Granger , City Clerk. Mrs. H. C. She lmi re 58 By Aid. Sweet : Resolved, t ha t the K a r l C. K e r n 66 r epo r t of t h e B o a r d of Pub l i c Works Geo. W a l k e r 66 be accep ted . Mrs . C. Sanzi 105 Resolved, fur ther , t h a t the Corn-

Refe r red to St ree t commi t t ee . m o n Council si t as, a Board of Re-B o a r d of Pub l i c W o r k s on Sidewalks , view to review the r epo r t and certifi-Ann Arbor , Mich., Oct. 11th, 1911. ca te of t h e Board of Pub l ic Works

To the Honorab le , t h e Common this day filed, said Board to meet in Counci l : G e n t l e m e n — W e submi t to t h e Council C h a m b e r on Monday, the you our a n n u a l r e p o r t of al l w a l k s 6th day of November , 1911. a t 7 cons t ruc ted by th is board , and c h a r g - o'clock p . m. ed to the p rope r ty owners , a s pe r Adopted a s follows: Yeas, Aid. your order , t he a m o u n t p laced a f t e r P i p p . F lynn , Sherk , Koe rnke , Man-each descr ipt ion being t h e ac tua l cost war ing . Sweet, Goodyear , Hoch-of the walk wi th ten per cent added rein, Murray , Lutz , Schmid. Linden-th is being the a m o u n t wh ich i s . a schmi t t , P r e s . Mills, 13. Nays, none, l ien upon t h e p rope r ty as per sect ion C o m m i t t e e R e p o r t s . 13 of An Ord inance Re la t ive to Side- F I N A N C E R E P O R T . walks . Ann >r'M.., Mioli.. Ocr. »2i:h. W11. W i r t Cornwell , P r e s iden t of t h e To the Finance Committee of the Corn-

B o a r d " **° Council: Gentlemen—I have examin-Sidewalks Bui l t by a t y . ^^ V" fo"owing accounts against the city

rmt ipn t Wnll/« o^ ^ ° ° Arbor, and I hereby certify that ^^ , ^ T ^ i , S i d AA^>^ * they are correct to the best of my knowl-Kelsey, Or ton F . — T h e S. 44ft. of pd^e.

lot '1 and t h e S. 44 ft. of the W. 34 Kesp'octfully submitted, ROSS GRANGER, ft. of lot 3, B. 1 N., R. 5 E. $302.50. City Clerk.

Miner, J o h n R .—The E. 22 ft. of p ,^^ TnnA t h e S 100 ft. of lot 2, B. 1 N., R. 5 E „ chas. Andrews salary ...* $ 41.66 *24.20. Eugene Williams salary 36.30

T a r Walks . . Fred Jolly salary 36.30 P h i G a m m a Delta—Beginning" a t Ralph Edwards salary 30.30

t h e in tersec t ion of Hil l st. wi th t h e Henry McLaren salary 34.37 E. l ine of Oxford road, thence e'ly on Geo Hoelzle salary 34. 7 Hil l St. 165 f t , s'ly a long Angie Mel- ^^rthur OaT 'sal ^^^^^^^ * " 33'(^ Ion's w'ly line 199.65 feet, w'ly a long Max W i t H i n g e r S ' 33()0 Moses Gomberg ' s n ' ly line 200 ft. to Harley Wise salary . . ; : ; : ; ; " " ; : 30/00 Oxford road, N. a long Oxford road prank Tice salary 30.00 129.4 ft. to beginning, p a r t of Sec. Martin Noll salary 30.00 28, Ann Arbor , $46.65. Geo. Isbell, salary .30.00

Gibson, Andrew E .—The S. 44 ft. Fred Nordman. salary .moo of lot 10, B. 2, J o h n F . L a w r e n c e Mat. Heiniuger salary 30.00 Ari<i « i q o i John Behr, salary 27.50

r?;'*J 4; *v, T . •*<. -r^x. ^ ^ James Smith, salary 27 50 Ot tmar , B e r t h a — L o t 19 E b e r b a c h pranb Markey salary 2750

Add., $14.98. Chas. Carroll,* salary 22.«)0 Ot tmar , B e r t h a — L o t 20 E b e r b a c h Frank ICapp salary 22.00

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Harold DarUug, sa lary 18.33

Total salaries lo r 1-2 month of October $643.13

Police F u n d . TUeo, C. Apfel. yaiary ¥41.06 'XUoH. O'Unei. Siilury ci7.iU /.euus iswtet, salary 33.("i Wiu. Pia kburn, salary bu,Ov> \Vm. J . Apri . i . s a a » y 33.UU Gnstave Mt-yer, salary 33.0U DeWitt Hathaway, salary 3:i.*)0 li(*x Burnet t , salary 33.00

Total salaries for 1-2 month of October $277.06

P a r k F u n d . Lee Bush, labor $7.40 Kdw. Iiiiddy» Idbor 7.G0 Cbas. U. Otis, labor (supt.) 8-33

Total labor $23.33 Street F u n d .

Wm. Bury, labor $ 5.00 Chas. Hatcb, labor 4.80 F. Kraus , labor 2.SI) Wm. Kuebu, lal>or 2.13 Cbris. Laraiee, labor 2.00 .Tobn Luippold. labor 2.40 Ju l ius Nimz, labor 3.(K) JoJin W. Thomas, labor 1.80 John MoHuh, team S>.7T M. M. Wiieeloek. team 6.00

Street fund total $39.79 , Sidewalk F u n d .

Wm. B«ry. liibo/ $7.13 1'. Kraus, labor S.7S Micliael I'rie.sforn. lal»oi' . . d . . . . 5.70 Michatl liyaii. labor 5.70 Vv'.uttu' Sc'hiieidtr. team 14.25 l)iiVid Walieamait-r, leum 14.25

Sidewalk fund tota l .$55.81 Bridge* Culvert & ;Cr4»»»walk F u n d .

Wm. It. AUt-n. labor ,.^ $10.30 .Tjimes Barry , labor 18.00 Walter Blades, laijor 15.40 S. M. Braun, labor •2.\r6 J . Ashley Burg, labor 9.00 Wm. Bury, labor 2.25 It. M. Ca«gU<^y, labor 30.00 Wm, Clark, labor 1.11 Mike Heist, labor 21.60 Michael Hession, labor 21.60 .lohn HolUa. labor 21.00 John Ka tapo l l ^ labor 4.<K» Nick KataiK)lis, labor 4 5 Paul Katapolis , labor 4.riO Joe Kelisey, labor 1.0>) Wm. Kuehn, labor 15.50 Chris. Larmee, labor 18.33 Ju l ius Loerke, labor 21.00 John Luippold, labor 4.40 J . G. Mack, labor 20.80 Nick anos, labor 4.00 James Mason, labor 2.23 K. McBain. labor 1.30 Ju l ius Nimz, labor 13.67 C. L. Ogden, labor 1.00 Ernest Rapp, labor 20.80 Glen Smock, labor 5.10 John W. Thomas, labor L(JO Krtd Ulrich. labor 12.23 Leitoy Waf?ner, labor , 3.60 Ray Walter, labor 5 90 Gleu Wlnaiis, labor , 1.00

C. H. Brock, team S.23 R. S. Ellis, team 23,50 John McHiih, tea.ii i512 Geore Schaible. team 36.r0 A. F . Shepherd, team (ravel) 2.25 M I S . M . A Sweney, team d23 J (ts vVallacker, team ,i*;.'»0 J 'K-- id Wallenmaier, team 5 00 George Weeks, labor 2.50 M. M. Wheelock, team 6.50 Jos . Will iams, team 86.00

Bridge, cul. & crossw'k fund total $513.12 Labor Acct. Paving: Bls t . No. 18.

Wm. It. Allen, labor $9,52 Tony BadaUicco, labor 22.45 Roy Bell, labor 2.60 Wm. Biedermann. labor 3.60 Walter Blades, labor 2.60 Jolin Boyke, labor 16.78 Wm. Boyke, labor 2.11 George Brown, labor , . . . 20.33 J . Ashley Burg, labor 5.00 Wm. Bury, labor 10/J3 John Cicala, labor is.22 Wm. Clark, labor 22.45 H a r r y Collins, labor 19.00 Ben DeFilJppi. labor 31.61) Joe DeFil ippi , labor iM.oO Mark Enzermo, labor 35.11 Car! F.ssery, labor 4,10 Wm. Ferr ier , labor 1100 SeUiir.(. Fou tana , labor 5 J 1 Billv Frank , labor 24.45 Kdtlie F rank , hibor 1>S ^5 GotUob Gaiser, labor JO 40 F r a n k G^iico, labor 21.00 Joe Genco. labor 22.45 Chas. Hatch, labor 13.20 Geore Heselschwerdt , l a b o r . . . . . . . . . 11.80 John Howard, labor , 19.(>0 Joe Kamasino, labor 24.00 Paul Kar idis , labor 3.56 Zan Kataphor , labor 20.45 J o h n Katapolis , labor , . -2,11 Nick Katapol is , labor 18.22 Pau l Katapol i s , labor , I ' i . l l Joe Kelsey. labor 4.40 Nick I\olJite«h. labor 6.56 P. Krans . laljor 7.33 Seami I.^ai out, labor 23.67 Ju l ius LuelrJ'kc, labor 15.84 John Lu'Tirold. labor 11.30 J h n Mntm^^. bilioi* 6.S9 NiCk :Ma:os. labor 19.22 Frvs-ii) },Ia ine. labor 24.00 J im Mfi-i!:o.-laiior 23.67 .T;\nies Masxjju labor 27.23 Aiii.rr' M;iv., l;ibor 27.<M) I l idro May , l a b o r 22.45 F rank May, labor 22.45 Joe May, labor 21.56 Charlev MazMrd, labor 24.00 K. McBaiu. labor 7.70 R. MeBain. labor 4.60 C. H. McClellau. labor 6.56 Hugh McGuire, labor 16.04 ' ' 'ora Messis, labor 2 56 Geo. Milev. labor . 14.00 W. A. Miller, labor 17 30 i 'r^zio Mucaria, labor 511 Henry Norgard, labor 19.44 i\ L. Ogd^'n. labor \KM Michael Priescorn. labor J7 40 Btl 'y Puma, labor 5.0(» Micb.oel Ryan, labor .-, , . . J0 40 George Schlemmer, lalnor . * , . ^tiO

156 C O M M O N C O U N C I L — O c t . 16. 1 9 1 1 .

r r a r l : r - n a p f T s . labor 21.56 K o e r n k e , M a n w a r i n g , S w e e t , G o o d -A. Seyler. labor 30.41 y ^ a r , H o c h r e l n , M u r r a y , L u t z , S c h m i d , Gaspare Shialt, labor 24.,S8 T,in(ipnqphTnitt P r p s Mill*? 1^ Mnvo Glen Smoek. labor 14.10 ^ m a e n s c n m i t i , Jr-res. iviiiis, ^d. iNays. Adam Stoll, labor 25.00 ^°I i^* , , , , -r, , ^ ™ J. E. Sumner, labor 21.50 B y Aid . M u r r a y : R e s o l v e d , T h a t t h e Geo. W. Sweet, labor 27.34 O n e T h o u s a n d D o l l a r s r e c e i v e d f r o m John W. Thomas, labor 16.20 t h e U n i v e r s i t y b e t u r n e d o v e r t o t h e J . VerziUo, labor 24.0{) P a r k f u n d , a n d t h a t o u t of s a i d fund Wm ^ n ^ ' l a b o ? ' ' 17 20 ^^® ^^^^ C o m m i s s i o n is t o d o g r a d i n g Glen Winans , l a b o r " . " ! ; ! . ; ! ! ! " ; " . ' 22!22 ^^^ b u i l d i n g w a l k s a s a g r e e d u p o n Geo. Wisner, ' labor ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 33.34 w i t h t h e U n i v e r s i t y , a n d t h e b a l a n c e , ,Toe. Youngbauer. labor 24.00 if a n y , t o b e u s e d fo r g e n e r a l p a r k C. H. Brock, team 18.95 p u r p o s e s . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Yeas,. Jos . Ellis, team 29.00 Aid . P i p p , F l y n n . S h e r k . K o e r n k e , ? • A JJ^H^' * * *" ""'^' i O5A^H M a n w a r i n g , S w e e t , G o o d y e a r . H o c h -f^e^^- C ' S i n g e r t e \ m ' t s o ^^'^' M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' L u t z , S c h m i d , L i n d e n -John W.. Herrs t . teams a n d g r a v e l 17550 s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mi l l s , 13 . N a y s , n o n e . W. G. Hodson. teams and g r a v e l . . . 28 uO O r d i n a n c e C o m m i t t e e .

J o h n % U k * ' ' ' ' ^ t e a m * ' ^ ^ I t o o ^^^- M a n w a r i n g p r e s e n t e d f o r i ts H. C. Perkins . t e a m V i n d g r a v e i ! ! ! 92*00 ^^^^^ r e a d i n g , t h e f o l l o w i n g o r d i n -Chris. Kausenberger , team and a n c e :

f ravel 54.50 A n O r d i n a n c e t o A m e n d a n O r d l -Pred Kice. team i6.75 n a n c e e n t i t l e d , " A n O r d i n a n c e to Tom lUley, team 2.00 R e g u l a t e a n d C o n t r o l t h e D r i v i n g of

G^o 'S^e t lb ie ! " ' t ' S S \-^^^^^^ 3l:00 ^^''''^^^'}^^: ^ ' ^ t o r , \f*^*^% ^ " ? Walter Schneider, team 29.G0 O t h e r V e h i c l e s w i t h i n t h e Ci ty of A. P. Shepherd, team (gravel) 27.00 A n n A r b o r , " p a s s e d A u g u s t 21st , 1 9 1 1 ; C. J . Snyder & Sons, teams (gravel) 00.00 a p p r o v e d A u g u s t 2 3 r d , 1 9 1 1 . UvH. M ASsveney, team 40.00 T h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l of t h e Ci ty David Wallenmaier, team 2 G 2 J ^^ A ^ « A ^ > . „ « /^«, i r , t„ . George Weeks, team 11.00 ^^/^T? ^''^.''''m2^^^'''\, ,r ^ M. M. Wheelock, team 32.75 S e c t i o n 1. T h a t s e c t i o n 16 of a n

, O r d i n a n c e e n t i t l e d , **An O r d i n a n c e to Labor acct. pav. dist. No. 18 R e g u l a t e a n d C o n t r o l t h e D r i v i n g of

total . . . . . !|;2.,?16..S7 A u t o m o b i l e s , M o t o r V e h i c l e ? a n d Tor^^^^rej^rel-JUT.^^^^^^ O t h e r V e h i c l e s w i t h i n t h e Ci ty of

Labor Acct. Pav ing DUt. No. 25. ^ n n A r b o r , " p a s s e d A u g u s t n ^ t . J o h n MiUor. team (gravel) $1.00 1 9 1 1 ; a p p r o v e d A u g u s t 2 3 r d , 1 9 1 1 . b e

Sprinlcllngr Distr ict No. 11. a n d t h e s a m e is h e r e b y a m e n d e d to ^ m. J . Clancy,, payment in full on r e a d a s f o l l o w s :

oontraet . . . . . . . . . . . . $44.00 gg^. 16. A n y p e r s o n v i o l a t i n g a n y Sprinkling: Distr ict No. 13. - . , . : - ., , , .

Wm. .T. Clancy, payment in full on of t h e p r o v i s i o n s of t h i s o r d i n a n c e , contracj; $66.00 a n d w h o s h a l l b e c o n v i c t e d t he reo f .

Recapi tulat ion. o r w h o s h a l l p l e a d g u i l t y to a n y c o m -F i re fund $ 643.13 p l a i n t fo r t h e v i o l a t i o n t he reo f , s h a l l p^"."^^ ^23 ?3 ^^ p u n i s h e d b y a fine n o t exceeding-Street . ' . " . . ' , ' . . * .* .* . . . ' . ' . . . ' . . ' . . . " ! ! ' 3079 t w e n t y - f i v e d o l l a r s a n d c o s t s of p r o s -S i d e w a l k * * . . . , * . . . . . . " ! ' . . . ! . . ! . ! ! ] ! ! ! shisi e c u t i o n i o r if s u c h fine b e n o t p a i d . Bridge, culvert and c r o s s w a l k . . . , 513.12 t h e n by i m p r i s o n m e n t in t h e W a s h t e -Labor acct.. pav. dlst. No. 18 2.316.87 n a w c o u n t y i a i l fo r n o t e x c e e d i n g t e n Labor acct pav. .dist. No. 2 4 . . . . . 1.00 a y s ; f o r t h e s e c o n d offense h e s h a l l S p ^ ' i n k l f n f d r r N r i l ' * ' - ' ' • • • * 44 00 ^ e p u n i s h e d b y a fine n o t less t h a n Spr inkl ing dis tr ic t No. 12 65.oi» t e n d o l l a r s n o r m o r e t h a n fifty d o l -

l a r s , a n d c o s t s of p r o s e c u t i o n , o r if Total $3,081.11 s u c h fine b e n o t p a i d , t h e n by i m -

Ann Arbor Mioh., Oct. 16th 1911. p r i s o n m e n t in t h e W a s h t e n a w c o u n t y To the Honorable, the Common Connc-l, f ., ^ . e x c e e d i n g t w e n t v d a v s "

Gentlemen—Your Finance committee have -"^^l } ^ ^ " ° , . e x c e e a i n g t w e n t y o a y s , reviewed the foregoing report of thp city a n d fo r a t h i r d , o r a n y s u b s e q u e n t of-do rk . W a r r a n t s for salaries wrre d rawn f ense , h e s h a l l b e p u n i s h e d b y a fine <»<t. 16th, 1011. We recommend tha t same n o t l e s s t h a n fifty d o l l a r s n o r m o r e be appioved and tha t wa r r an t s b.> ordered t h a n o n e h u n d r e d d o l l a r s , a n d c o s t s drawn for the. other foregoing HCconnts, ^^ n r n ^ p p n t i n n n r if qiinh fine b e n n t George Lutz. Wm. Goodyear. Wm. U. Mur- Of P r o s e c u t i o n , o r i t s u c h n n e be n o t

ray. Finance Committee. p a i d . t h e n b y i m p r i s o n m e n t in t h e A i d . L u t z m o v e d t h e a d o p t i o n of W a s h t e n a w c o u n t y j a i l f o r n o t e x -

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 : c e e d i n g t h i r t y d a y s . Y e a s , A id . P i p p . F l y n n , S h e r k , T h i s o r d i n a n c e s h a l l t a k e effect a n d

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be in force from and after ten days Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. from legal publication. Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Man-

The Chair put the question, "Shall waring, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein, this ordinance pass?" Murray, Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt.

Passed as follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp. Pres. Milis, 13. Nays, none. Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Manwaring, Proposed Charter Amendmeut Sweet. Goodyear. Hochrein Murray, ^ ^Id. Manwaring: Resolved, that Lutz. Schmid. Lmdenschmltt. Pres. g^ction 171 of the charter of the City

if ij^ IN ays. none. , , of Ann Arbor be and the same is .^f"\^' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ presented for its ^^^^^ amended to read as follows: third reading the following ordm- Section 171. The Common Coun-' A * r^ At- T> * *.. 4. c«*-« f« ci'. shall have authority to asBess,

Th rn^ri'J^nnV^fnniV rff thp Put of ^^^^ ^ ^ coUect taxes ou all the real The Common Council of the Cit> of ^^^ personal estate taxable in «aid Ann Aroor uraain. , „ , - , city, which tax shall be and remain

Sec. 1. It shall be unlawful for any . ^^^^ ^^^ the property so assessed person to drive or haul any vehicle ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ g^all be paid; pro-upon or across any lawn extension or vj^ed, that the aggregate amount curb within the city of Ann Arbor, which the Council may raise by gen-without the consent of the board of eral tax upon the taxable real and public works. personal property for the purposes for

Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any which the several general funds are person to travel or drive along or hereinafter constituted shall not, ex-across any street or sidewalk of this cept as herein otherwise provided, ex* city, whenever any such street or ceed in any one year three-fourths of sidewalk is obstructed by reason of one per cent on the assessed value of any work being in progress for the ail the real and personal property in construction, repair or improvement the city made taxable by law; and of said street or sidewalk. provided, further, that nothing herein

Sec. 8. It shall be unlawful for any contained shall be so construed as to person to remove, take down, or in prohibit the Common Council of said any way interfere with any barrier or city from regulating by tax or other-barriers placed upon any street or wise the business of dealing in malt, Fiflewalk closing ?aid street or side- spirituous or intoxicating liquors, walk while said street or sidewalk Is Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid, being constructed, repaired or im- P*PP» Flynn. Sherk, Koernke, Man-proved, waring, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein,

Sec. '4. Any person violating any of Murray, Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt. the provisions of this ordinance shall, ^^^^- ^\^\l* 1^;, Nays none, on conviction thereof, be punished by ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^- Manwaring: Resolved, a fine not exceejing fifty dollars and ^^^^^ ^he proposed charter amend-costs; and in the imposition of any "^^"t; snaking the tax levy three-such fine and costs the court may quarters one per cent, be transmitted make the further sentence that the ^^..^nf H fJT.n^'.w. °V ^ ^ AIS^P.'L^^-

m ^ r i ' ; t T c u X of wi"h^er^• Fl^n^'sh%%^^'^rernk^e^ mon jail of the county of Washtenaw, g, ^^^ Goodyear. Hochrein, Murray, or the city lockup, until the payment Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt. Pres. thereof, provided the term of such iy[mg ^^ Ss-rs none imprisonment shall not exceed the By Aid. Manwaring:' Resolved, that period ot thirty days. th^ proposed Charter amendment, au-

This ordinance shall take effect and thorizSng the City of Ann Arbor to be in force from and after ten days iggue bonds for any public purpose, from legal publication. be taken from the table. Adopted as

The Chair put the question. "Shall follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp. Flynn, this ordinance pass?" Sherk. Koernke. Manwaring, Sweet.

Passed as follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp, Goodyear, Hochrein. Murray, Lutz, Flynn. Sherk, Koernke, Manwaring. Schmid. Lindenschmitt, Pres. Mills, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein, Murray, 13 Nays none Lutz Schmid Lindenschmitt. Pres. ' p ^^^ Charter Amendment.

R ' A • iv?^*' ^- l^'-n ^.r.^ f^a, By Aid. Manwaring: Resolved, that By Aid. Manwarmg; Resolved, that f charter of the City the proposed charter amendment. ^^ »«« A«>r ^ o- o T.ri< H ivr r IA changing the tax levy for general city ^'^^^""be and' the same Is hereby use from one-half to three-auarters l^^^^^^J to real a's flTolJ "" of one per cent, be taken from the ^^^^ ^^

158 COMMON COUNCIL-Oct . IG. 191t.

other obligation or evidence of in­debtedness of said corporation, ex­cept orders on the treasurer, as here­inafter provided, and also except bonds for sewerage and paving pur­poses and curb and gutters, shall ever be given or issued by said corpora­tion, or by any officer thereof, in his official capacity, whereby the said city shall become obligated to pay any money, unless the same shall have been duly authorized by resolu­tion of the Common Council of the City of Ann Arbor by a two-thirds vote of the members elect, and shall have been submitted to and voted for by three-fifths of the electors of said city voting thereon, in conformity to this act; but the Common Council may allow just claims against the city, and nnay issue orders therefor on the treasurer, or payable on pre­sentation from any moneys then in the treasury, on the first day of Feb­ruary thereafter; but such second named class of orders shall not. in any fiscal year, exceed the aggregate taxes levied in such year for the pay­ment of the same. All moneys col­lected for the use of the city shall be pa'd into the city treasury, and no moneys shall be paid from the treasury unless it shalJ have been previously appropriated by the Com­mon Council to the purpose for which it shall be drawn. The treasurer shall pay out no money except upon the written warrant of the mayor and city clerk, which war­rant shall specify the fund from which the money is to be paid: Pro­vided, that school moneys shall be paid to the treasurer of school dis­trict number one, of the City of Ann Arbor, upon the warrant of the pres­ident and pecretfiry of said board. The Common Council may, at anv regul^'* meeting thereof, bv resolution d'Mv adopted by a ma"''ority of all th*^ mer^-hers elect, ai^horizp the i.^'snine' of bonds, to the amount rot exceerliTr^: one hunrired and fiftv thousand dol­lars outstanding at any one time, for the purnose of pavinsr any alloy. street or streets in such citv and for the construction of curbs and gutters, such bonds to run for a period not ex-reeding, ten years from the date of their issue, and at a rate of interest not exceeding five per c^nt per an­num, and the Common Council for the puroose of carrying out this pro­vision may pass such ordinance or ordinances as may be deemed neces­sary.

Adopted as follow^: Yeas, Aid. Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Man-

waring, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein^ Murray, Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt, Pres. Mills, 13. Nays, none.

By Aid. Manwaring: Resolved, that the proposed Charter amendment, au­thorizing the City of Ann Arbor to* issue bonds for any public purpose, be-transmitted by the city clerk to the Governor for his approval. Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Manwaring, Sweety Goodyear, Hochrein, Murray, i^utz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt, Pres. Mills, 13. Nays, none.

By Aid. Manwaring: Resolved, that the proposed Charter amendment, au­thorizing the city to build or pur­chase water works plant and to bor­row money and issue bonds therefor, be taken from the table. Adopted as. follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Manwaring, Sweet, Goodyear, Hochrein, Murray, Lutz,. Schmid, Lindenschmitt, Pres. Mills-, 13. Nays, none.

Proposed Charter Amendment. By Aid. Manwaring: Resolved, that

the Twenty-Second sub-division of section eighty-eight of the Charter of the City of Ann Arbor be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:

Twenty-second. To build or pur­chase water works plant for supply­ing the inhabitants with water f^r domestic use and for other riiir'ioeeR, and to borrow money and issue bonds for the payment thereof, and to pass ordinances for the management, regulation and protection of the same; to establish, regulate and pre­serve public reservoirs, wells, pen­stocks and pumps, and to prevent the^ waste of water; and to authorize and employ, under such regulations and upon such terms and conditions as they may choose, the laying of water pines in the streets and alleys of the city: and to grant such exclu­sive privileges as they may deem ex­pedient to any company organized to supply said city and its Inhabitants-W'th water; and to contract with such company to supply the ci+y with water for fire and other public pur­poses;

Adop+pd as follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipo. Flvnn. Shprk, Koernirf^. Man­waring. Sweet, Goodyear. Hochn^in, Murray, Lutz. Schmid. Linden­schmitt. Pres. Mills. 13. Nays. none.

By Aid. Manwaring: Resolved, that the proposed Charter amendment, au­thorizing the City of Ann Arbor to build or purchase water works plant and to borrow money and issue bon^s therefor, be transmitted by the city

C O M M O N - C O U N C I L — O c t . 16, 1 9 1 1 ; 159

c l e r k ' t o th : ; G o v e r n o r for h i s a p p r o ­va l . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s , A id . P i p p , F l y n n . S h e r k , K o e r n k e , M a n -w a r i n g , S w e e t , G o o d y e a r , H o c h r e m , M u r r a y , L u t z , . S c h m i d , . L i n d e n s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mil l s , 13. N a y s , n o n e .

S e w e r C o m m i t t e e . B y Aid. S h e r k : R e s o l v e d , t h a t

P a u l G. T e s s m e r b e S l -an ted p e r m i s ­s i o n to l a y a n e i g h t i n c h s a n i t a r y s e w e r o n N o r t h M a i n st . f r o m t h e flush t a n k n e a r t h e M i c h i g a n M i l l i n g c o m p a n y p r o p e r t y t o s a i d T e s s m e r ' s p r o p e r t y , a d i s t a n c e of a b o u t f o u r h u n d r e d fee t . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s , A id . P i p p , F l y n n , S h e r k , K o e r n k e , M a n w a r i n g . S w e e t , G o o d ­y e a r , H o c h r e i n , M u r r a y , L u t z , S c h m i d , L i n d e n s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mil l s , 1 3 . N a y s , n o n e .

S t r e e t C o m m i t t e e T o t h e H o n o r a b l e C o m m o n C o u n c i l :

G e n t l e m e n — Y o u r c o m m i t t e e , to w h o m t h e p e t i t i o n of L. D. C a r r w a s r e f e r r e d , b e g l e a v e to m a k e - t h e i r r e ­p o r t ; w e find t h a t t h e s i d e w a l k s o n F e r d o n r o a d w e r e o r d e r e d b u i l t b y t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l on A p r i l 2 0 t h , 1910. t h a t t h e w a l k s a l o n g s a i d s t r e e t a r e b u i l t a c c o r d i n g t o e s t a b l i s h e d g r a d e a n d t h a t i t w o u l d b e i m p r a c t i c ­a b l e a n d u n w i s e t o c u t d o w n t h e g r a d e in ^ r o n t of l o t s 21 t o 24 a t t h e p r e s e n t t i m e W e w o u l d r e c o m ­m e n d tha-; t h e S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r b e o r d e r e d t o b u i l d u p t h e g r a d e in f r o n t of a.bove l o t s a n d c o v e r s a m e w i t h a l a y e r of c i n d e r s so t h a t t h e p e o p l j l i v i n g in t h e s o u t h e r n p a r t of F e r d o n r o a d m a y b e a c c o m m o d a t e d u n t i l a p e r m a n e n t w a l k c a n be b u i l t . J o h n L i n d e n s c h m i t t , H e n r y G. P i p p , H e n r y H o c h r e i n , C. J . S w e e t , S t r e e t

( o m m i t t e e . A id . L i n d e n s c h m i t t m o v e d t h e

a d o p t i o n of t h e r t 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 id .

P i p p , F i y n n , S h e r k , K o e r n k e , M a n ­w a r i n g , S w e e t , G o o d y e a r , H o c h r e i n . M u r r a y , L u t z , S c h m i d , L i n d e n ­s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mil ls , 13 . N a y s , n o n e .

S i d e w a l k C o n u n i t t e e T o t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l : G e n t l e ­

m e n — Y o u r c o m m i t t e e on S i d e w a l k s w o u l d r e c o m m e n d t h a t a c e m e n t w a l k b e l a i d in f r o n t of N o . 409 a n d N o . 403 S. F o u r t h av . , a l s o t h a t s i d e ­w a l k s on s o u t h s i d e of M c K i n l e y av . , f r o m S t a t e to W h i t e sts.„ b e r a i s e d t o g r a d e a t e x p e n s e of p r o p e r t y o w n e r s .

W e w o u l d a s k fo r f u r t h e r t i m e o n r e p o r t of s i d e w a l k on O l iv i a av . , b e ­t w e e n W e l s s t a n d G r a n g e r a v . W m . G o o d y e a r , W m . H . M u r r a y , J u ­

l i u s H . K o e r n k e , E r w i n S c h m i d , • • S i d e w a l k C o m m i t t e e .

B y Aid . L u t z : R e s o l v e d , t h a t t h e p a r t of r e p o r t a n d r e c o m m e n d a t i o n r e l a t i v e • to s i d e w a l k s a l o n g N o . 409 a n d N o . 403 S. F o u r t h a v . b e r e ­f e r r e d to t h e S i d e w a l k c o m m i t t e e a n d C i ty E n g i n e e r w i t h p o w e r to a c t . A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s , A id . P i p p , P l y n n , S h e r k , K o e r n k e , M a n w a r i n g , S w e e t , G o o d y e a r , H o c h r e i n , M u r r a y , L u t z , S c h m i d , L i n d e n s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mi l l s , 13. N a y s , n o n e .

B y Aid . G o o d y e a r : R e s o l v e d , t h a t t h e b a l a n c e of r e p o r t a n d r e c o m m e n ­d a t i o n b e a d o p t e d .

R e s o l v e d , f u r t h e r , t h a t t h e c o n ­s t r u c t i o n a n d r e p a i r of t h e f o r e g o i n g s i d e w a l k s is h e r e b y d e e m e d a n d d e c l a r e d to b e a n e c e s s a r y p u b l i c i m p r o v e m e n t .

A d o p t e d a s f o l l o w s : Y e a s , A i d . P i p p , F l y n n . S h e r k , K o e r n k e . M a n ­w a r i n g , S w e e t , . G o o d y e a r , H o c h r e i n , M u r r a y , LutZr S c h m i d , L i n d e n s c h m i t t , P r e s . Mil l s , 1 3 . N a y s , n o n e .

OfElccPs' R e p o r t s CITY FUNDS—Treasurer ' s Report for

Month End iug Sept. 30, 1911. Money Keceivtd— B. C. and C. W. F u n d ^ • -Labor acot. Pav. No. IG $ 7.1G4.0t>' Labor acct. Pav. No. 17 1,245>0 Labor acct. l a v ; No. 19 3,243.24 Labor acct. Pav. No. 25 1,527.59 Labor antl cement" 125.00 Ta r sold 5.G0

Total :..... .$13,310.72 Coiilinffent" Fund— I 'eddlers ' licenses .". $12.00 Hack licenses 9 0:( Dray licenses 10.00 Milk licenses 2.00 Fees on taxes ^9 Interest on bank balance 31.18

Total $65.07 Cemetery Fund— Sale ol loc-i -. $25 00 lUirial Pi-niits 14.00

Total $39.00 T\. iJce'ave Fund— I-uff. r<pi:- ^ $8.75 i d l ' f ' o Fmid^— Officers' fv-es $ 8.00 J;i.-ti(,e Doty ' s tines 19.00

Total . . . . . . $27.00 Bui lding Sidewalk Fund— Walk construction- . . . . . . : . , ; $241.91 Sprinklinjf Dist. No. 11— Taxes collected $27.77 Spr inkl ing Dist. No. 12— Taxes collected • . . - . . . . . . : $84 64

Total $13 784.86 On hand Sept. 1st $14.78.5.12

Total $28,569.98 W a r r a n t s paid 12 335.'20

On hand Oc t 1st $16.2.34.78 Oopiifion of Citv Fmids on the F i r s t Day

of October. 1911

I « 0 C O M M O N C O U N C I L - O c t . 16, 1 9 1 1 .

I>isbiirsrrt. W a r r a n t s Paid— Labor acct. pav ing dis t r ic t No. 1ft 3,243.24 Bridge, culv ' t & crossw'li f u n d . . . $ fi.?fi»..30 Labor aect. paving dis tr ic t No 20 1.403 3 ^ Coutiugeut fund 1.779.30 I>abor acot. pavinir dis t r ic t Nc. 24 588.78" City cemetery fund 40.'i5 Labor acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 25 1,552.89' F i r e depar tment fund 1,335.C4 Poor fund 33.52 Total $18,G1>5.05 l^oliee fund ; 573.87 o n Hand s t r ee t fund S*'!(f9 Tax acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 4 . . . . $ 138.80 P a r k fund 3T0.S1 ^ a x acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 5 . . . . 3.018.88 « u e e t Ijgiitmg fund ^'209.97 T ^ X acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 6 . . . . 3ftS..52 Sidewalk fund • - . . . . . go.^S Tax acct. paving distr ict No. 7 . . . . 870.(3 fepriukling Dist. No. 11 88.03 Tax acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 8 . . . . 37(1.07 Spr inkl ing Dist. No. 12 132.00 Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 9 . . . . 564.^1

rf,^.. eiQQQ- ^ Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 10. . 847.21 _, Total $12,3^0.20 x ^ ^ acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 1 1 . . 717.87 y " , / ^ ^ " 1 '4. A PI # ^ fl.to^ooo Tax acct, paving dis tr ic t No. 1 3 . . 570.72 Bridge, c u ' v t and crossw'k fund. .$1,0^2.23 T^^^ ^^.^^ paving dis tr ic t No. 14. . 984.1S Contingent fund ^ ' 2 ? ^ ^ Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 15 . . 1131.29 City cemetery fund 518.19 L^bor acct paving dis tr ic t No. 15 .20 Dog license fund AB?,i Tax acct. paving uis tr lc t No. 10. . »74.n F i r e depar tment fund ^'?S-K?> Labor acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 16 80.55 bta te dog tax fund A^:92 Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 17. . 79.18 Poor fund i ' P J M ? Tax acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 18 . . 751.19 l o l i c e fund ^'I'J.ll^ Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 19. . 281.74 ? . V T * * " 5 A T^J-^? Labor acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 19 l. O" Wa te r fund ^'ivA. Tax aect. paving dis tr ic t No. 20. . 45.7S Pa rk fiind o To??? T«x acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 2 1 . . 2«5.33 Street l igtit ing fund 8.134 31 *- ^ Sidewalk fund 1,087.18 Total $11597 Id Spr inkl ing Dist. No. 12 133.13 Overdrawn— J^Ax.oyi.it^ Refected tax fund 59 OT ^^"^^^ ^*^ t- P^^i^^ dis tr ic t No. 11 $807 55 KLjectea tax l u n a Q^.ui ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ I)aving dis t r ic t No. 12 . . 138.02'

rmtoi s^Q ftdi iq Labor acct. paving dis tr ic t No. IS 7>'44iv.i Overdrawn— *^y.D*i.xd Labor acct. '^aving dis tr ic t No. 20 1,493.3ft Sidewalk I>ulldinff fund S 494 91 Labor acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 22 155.76 U n c o l l e c t e H l ? n a x L«^>* ^^'^t paving dis t r ic t No. 23 577.2^ Snr inkl in^ Dist No 11 59^4 Labor acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 24 881.01 Delinquent tax fuSd ! ! ! ! i ! : ; ! ! ! 4.1^:95 ^^^""^ < * ^ Paving dis t r ic t . .o . 25 _ ^ 0 . 3 )

Total «03 406 35 Total $11 708; ' ! Warrants 'Outs tar id inj r— W a r r a n t s O u t s t a n d i n g -Bridge, c u l v t & crossw'k fund $50.74 Labor acct paving dis tr ic t No. l '^--. .* ,/:(> Conungen t fund 62.52 Hf*«** ^*''*5- P ^ ^ ^ ^ *?*^*^^ ,* ^ '^ ' - .c ' "" i?9'^*^ Poor n ind 39.80 L « ' ^ ^ ^^^ J- P^^ 'j 'S *J r r )^J S*"* J o ' " ' ^ 'i a Police fund 8.a5 \-''\'''^ «*'< t. paving d str ict No. 1 9 . . . 1. ft Street fund 24.' 5 Labor acct. paving J ^J^'^1 S**' S?*' * o? J Pa rk ftind 4093 Lai>or acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 2 4 . . . 2'>.47 PAVING F U i v D S - T r e a s u r e r ' V ' R e p i r t for Labor acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 2 5 . . . 3L12

Month End ing Sept. 30, 1911— LATERAL SEWKR FUNDS—Treasurer ' s Money Received— Report for Month End ing Sept. 30, 1911— Labor Aect. I'av. No. 17— Condition of Lateral Sewer Funds on the Bonds sold $ 2,700.00 F i r s t Day of October, 1911™ Labor Acct. Pav. No. 19— On H a n d -Bonds sold .$10,193.C0 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 14 $ 50.75 Labor Acct. Pav. No. 25— Tax acct. la teral sewer No. 1 7 . . . . 50.^0 Bonds sold 3,275.ro Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 19 279.1i Tax Acct. Pav. No. 8— Tax acct. lateral sewer No, 20 50.89 Taxes collected ; . , 52.77 Tax acct. al teral sewer No. 2 1 . . . . 32.5T Tax Acct. Pav. No. 14— Tax acct. lateral sewe- No. 11 $ 5073 Taxes collected 6.58 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 1 7 . , , . 50.80 Tax Acct. Pav. No. 15— Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 19 279.60 Taxes collected 9.86 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 20 50.N9

Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 1 . . . . 12.57 Total $16,240.21 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 7 . . . . 727.05 On hand Sept. I s t 2343.09 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 3 0 . . . . 154.22

Tax acct. lateral sewor No. 3 1 . . . . 31,U T o t a l . . . $ i«5S". '0 Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 32. . 719.51 W a r r a n t s paid 18,695.05 Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 33 13.85

Labor aect. lateral sewer No. 3 3 . . . 73. '1 Overdraft. Oct. 1st $ 111.15 Labor aect. lateral sewer No. 3 4 . . 8«9.55

Condition of Pav ing F u n d s on the F i r s t Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 35 147.14 Day of October. 1911— Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 3 6 . . . , 8.7»

Disbursed. W a r r a n t s Paid— Labor acc t la teral sewer No. 36 . . 253.t« Tax acct. paving dis tr ic t ^ o 7 $ 17.95 Tax acct. la teral sewer No. 37 13i.59 Labor acct. pavfng dis tr ic t No. 15 1.10 Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 37 . . 158.99 Labor acct. paving distr ict No. Hi 7.733.41 Tax acct. lateral sewer N'>. 3 8 . . . . 2.(6 Labor acct. paving dis t r ic t No. 17 1.245 80 Labor acct. lateral sewer No, .S8,. .38.^8 Labor acct. paving dis tr ic t No. 18 2 818.4!) Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 39 . . 209.46

C O M M O N COUN1CIL—Oct . 16, 1911 . i 6 i

Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 4 0 . . . Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 40. Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 4 1 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 4 2 . . . Tax acct. la teral sewer No. 4 3 . . .

Total Overdrawn— Tax acet. lateral sewer No. l-o... Tax acct. lateral sewer No. IG. . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. I S . . . Labor acct. lateral sewer No. ID. Tax acct. Interal sewer No. 2 2 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 4 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 5 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewe" No. 2 6 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 8 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 2 9 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 3 2 . . . Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 3 4 . . . Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 35. Tax acct. lateral sewer No. 3 9 . . . Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 41. Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 42. Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 43. Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 44. Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 45.

36.43 447.07 491.52

18.17 5.37

.$5,098.90

6.57 20.'i8 38.50

253.96 82.91 10.01 42.59

815.01 77.46

155.55 l,27(h48 2.974.49

240.09 51.20

130.49 136.74 130.05 194.05 234.96

Labor acct, la teral sewer No. 40 . . 511.61 Labor acct. lateral sewer No. 47 . . 503.08

Total $7,884.14 Overdraft, Oct. 1st $2,785.24

KECAPTTULATION. Paving funds overdrawn $ 111.15 Sewer funds overdrawn 2.785.24

Total over .rawn City funds on hand

Balance on hand Bank certificate . . . Cash on hand . . . .

..$2,896.39

.$16,234.78

.$13,338.39

.$13,058.00 280.39

Total $13,338.39 BANK CEIITIFCATE.

F a r m e r s and Mechanics Bank. Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. 12th. 1911.. This is to certify tha t the City of Ann

Arbor. E. G. Mann, Treasurer , had on de­posit in <Ae Fa rmer s and Mechanics bank, at the close of business Sent. 30. 1911 the sum of thir teen thousan - fifty-eight dol­lars , ($13,058.00).

H. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.

R e p o r t o f t l i e City Clerk a n d ConiptroIIpr,

CITY FITXI)^,.

Sept. 30, 1911.

C \ Hand Overdri,wn

Balance Liabili t ies Available.

In ficit. .luly Next

I '« 'f '» ( ' i i l v o r t and Crosswalk $1,011.49

Contingent 8.546.40 City Cemetery 518.19 Doi,' License 313.23 ^' lie fhty: T;n Kid.OO Fire Depar tment 6.3.«5.25 I'oor 16.30.38 Police 5.547.11 Street 703.04 Water 4.497.55 Pari ; 707.91 Street Liffhtiug 8.134.31 Sidewalk 1.087.18 Sidewalk Bui lding City Hall Tax 40.00 Uncollected City ' rax Delinquent Tax I?o^'ect' (1 Tfl\ 59.07 Spr inkl ing dist. No. 11 Sprinkling dist. No. 12 133.13

Totals $39,414.84

494.91

18,683.25 4.168.9.->

59 24

3.740.90 8,705.70

400.00

12.396.00 200.00

5.541.20

"4.867.56

*i2*l*95.()'6

4000

132.00 198.00

118.19 313.23 100.00

1.430.38 5.91

703.64

YoV.oi

'1.087.18

$ 2.738.41 159.30

6.010.75

370.95

'i.'otid.GO

191.24 64.87

$23,406.35 $48,425.30 $4,466.44 $13,596.21

Respectfully submitted: ROSS GRANGER. City Clerk and Comptroller.

R e p o r t s of C i ty T r e a s u r e r a n d C l e r k fo r m o n t h of S e p t . r e c e i v e d , o r d e r e d p r i n t e d in m i n u t e s a n d filed.

T r e a s u r e r o n Sprinkl ins: T a x . T o R o s s G r a n g e r , C i ty C l e r k : S i r —

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 , I h e r e w i t h s u b m i t fo r t r a n s ­

m i s s i o n to t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l a l i s t of p r o p e r t i e s u p o n w h i c h s p r i n k ­l i n g t a x e s w e r e a s s e s s e d a n d w h i c h h a v e n o t b e e n p a i d w i t h i n t h e s p e c i ­fied p e r i o d of s i x t y d a y s .

E . G. M a n n , C i ty T r e a s u r e r . R e p o r t a c c e p t e d a n d o r d e r e d o n

162 COMMON COTJNCIL—Oct. 16, 1911.

file and following resolution offered: By Aid. Sherk: Resolved, that

the Common Council hereby certifies to the City Assessor that there is now due and unpaid sprinkling taxes as follows: Sprinkling District No, 11, $62.64; Sprinkling District No. 12, $119.12. Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Ppp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke, Manwarng Sweet, Goodyear, Hoch-reln, Murray, Lutz, Schmid, Linden-schmitt, Pres. Mills, 13, Nays, none.

Resolutions. Moved by Aid. Sherk, that the

driveway into Mr. MuUison's prop­erty on S. side of Packard st. be raised, so that storm water will not run in on the lot.

Moved by Aid. Manwaring, as a substitute, that the matter of side­walk grade on S. side of Packard st. be referred to the Council as com­mittee of the whole.

Substitute motion adopted as fol­lows: Yeas. Aid. Pipp, Plynn, Sherk. Koernke. Manwaring, Sweet, Good* year, Hochrein, Murray, Lutz, Schmid, Lindenschmitt, Pres. Mills, 13. Nays, none.

By Aid, Lindenschmitt: Whereas,

the petition of Junius E. Beal, ask-' ing that a public alley be opened up on the east eight feet of the north thirty-five feet of lot three, block two north, range four east, in the city of Ann Arbor, was acted upon by the Common Council at its regular ses­sion of Aug. 21, 1911, and

Whereas, all the conditions re­quired by the Common Council to be performed by the sfaid Junius E. Beal have been fully complied with, therefore be it

Resolved, that the said quit claim deed of the east eight feet of the north thirty-five feet of lot three, block two north, range four east, city of Ann Arbor, dedicating said above described land as a public al­ley be hereby accepted, and that said above described land is accepted, ded­icated and declared to be a public alley.

Adopted as follows: Yeas, Aid. Pipp, Flynn, Sherk, Koernke. Man-waring, Sweet, Goodyear. Hochre'n, Murray, Lutz. Schmid, Linden­schmitt, Pres. Mills, 13. Nays, none.

The Council adiourned. ROSS GRANGER, Clerk.