Council Proceedings

LorFiciALl. Coüncil Chamber, July 6, 1891 . Regular meeting. Called to order by Pres. Cooley. Present - Aldermen Mann, "Wines, Hprz Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Rehburg, Kitson and Pres. Cooley. Absent - Aldermen Ferguson and d Mann rnoved that the minutes of June 15th and 20th be considered read andapproved. Carried. The folio ving Communications f rom the Mayor vrere then read : Tn tbe Honorable, the Commou Councll : Having been appointed by your honorable body a member of a committpe to visit Eansing in the interest of sewerage legislation. I beg leave to report that the legal obstacles in the way of new legislation at this late day seemed to me so insuperable that I did not feel iustitied in acceptrng your highly esteemed and flattering commission and devoting thereto the time which other duties demanded. I said however to the cornmittee in writing "Be sure that you eet a perfectly legitímate bilí, title etc., else do not try to get any. We cannot atford to risk our tax levy, our good faith as a city or our intelligence as omcials bv attempting or taking any other course. It is to be regretted that the time for introducing new bilis (50 days) bas long before expired, and I am very much afraid that there is no bill before either house pertaining to the City whose title and purpose cover the contemplated legislation." ■ The rifty days reterred to, commenced to run with the opening of the session (Jan. 1891), and vvill undoubtedly be reporte'd to you that the committee who visited Lansing for that purpose could not find that any bill pertainina to sewerage in the City of Ann Arbor was introduced in either house during the aforesaid constitutional period. Respectfully, William G. Doty, Mayor. Beceived and placed on file. To the Honorable, the Common Couucil. Gentlemen: I have received, and have this day placed on file with the City Clerk, the resination of Dr. William F. Breakey as a member of the Board of Health. I hereby appoint subject to your approval Dr. John Kapp as a meniber of said board for the unexpired term of Dr. Breakey's appointment. William G. Doty, Mayor. Ann Arbor, July 6th, 1891. Received and placed on file. The Committee on Sewerage made the following report : To the Honorable, the City Coimcil oí the City of Ann Arbor: The joint committee appointed to investígate ie subject of Sewerage bes; leave to report. lst. That at the present session ol the leigslature, it will be impossible to secuire the passage of the enabling act to authorize the iseuing of boude ns the session is aboutto close, and nc act can be legaUy paseed unless it was introduced during the first fifty days of the session. 2nd. If the city is to haw a system of sewerage witWja a reasonafoSe tjme there are two courses to pursue: to levy a tax this year sufüeient to covei the" expense of a portion of the maü eewer and build that portion. Thei proceed in the same marnier the. following years. tinti'l the whole is completed. To this pton there ís serious ohjection, as the levy would bc liable to be defeated In any of the subsequent years. ímhI in that case the money which haii been expended would be lost. The second course would "be to levy the entire sum necessary to construct the main eewer, this year. Such a levy, it is "beftieved, would not exceed $20,000, and with an asweiaent roM of over $0,000 000, would mnke a tax of about 33 cents on each $100 of valuation, a sum which in any other city would not be conside.red difficult to raise, as it woulkl make tlie entire tax for the year onily about one dollar and seventy cents per hundred dollars of valu Htion. A coruparison of this amount with the toxes of othe.r cities of the Ktnt would favorably for Ann Ai-bor. , . The cost of the lateral sewors shouui be paid by the property receiving tho benefit, and would naturally be extended throaigh several years. It is estimated that the laterale will cost nbout 33 cents per foot, and, being assessed on the property abuttlng on ich side, would mate a payment to be made for an oi-dinary lot of íour rotte, of about $11, which would certainly be cloanliness at a cheap rate. Your committee, after careíul conMdevation, would reapectfully recommend tho common couneil that a meeting of the qualified electora be licld at an early day to determine the question of levyins; a tax for the year 1891 of $20,000, for the purpose of constructiog a main sewer according to the plan be aubmitted by Prof. Cas.h E. Oreen. All of which is reppectfully submitted. T. J. KEECH. AttestOhairman pro tem. JOHN E. 1IIXER. Sec'y. Eeceived and reíerred to Couneil Sewerage Committee. The following bilí was presented to the Couneil : Ann Arbor City To Mary Ann Foley Dr. To damage to cellar wall 1IÜÍS 6 clstern f-W ' sidewalk '0 Total í230-00 Received and referred to Finance Committee The following communication from the Board of Public Works was received : To the Common Council. The Board of Public Works would respectfally recommend that the following sidewalks be ordered built, and would further recommend and asklor the following approprlations for three stone culverts one on Felch street, across mili oreek Third ward, $550, oneon Hill street across creek between Packard and Fifth streets, First ward $3oO; one oh Fifth street 'across creek between Liberty and Jeft'erson streets Second ward, Fo'r coping and grading center line of South Universfty Ave., 8350.00, and for building one 15 inch sewer. pipe culvert on Wasbtenaw Ave., 860.00 Charles Schultzf' Spring' street Third Ward O. Sage, Frank Rahr, " . M. Dalton, " Henry Allmnndinger " M Herman F. Belser, " " , Harvey Cornwell, Fuller street, Fourthward, Miss Mary Davidson, División street George Apfel, Main street First ward Bross Estáte, " " " „ Mrs. Emma Andrews.E Jefferson St„ Mrs. S. W. Chipman, E. Jefferson St., By order of the Board of Public Worts, Clerk. The appropriations for three stone culverts, etc, referred to Finance Committee, and sidewalks referred to Sidewalk Committee . To the Common Council: „ The Board of Health met and elected Mr. EU W. Moore, President; Dr. W, F. Breakcy, Health Officer; Mr. Martín Clark, Inspector, or the coming year of 1891. On motion of Dr. Breakey, that the City Attorney be consulted to know the power of lie Board to compel the removal of prlvy on premises of Charles Fantle, on alley beween Main and Fourth streets, and between Washington and Liberty gtreets. Yeas; Moore, Clark, and Breakey. Eli W. Moore, Pres,. W. F. Breakey, Sec'y. Ann Arbor, June26th, 1891. Received and placed on file. A petition signed by eight residents ind property owners on Fourth Ave. and Detroit Streets, asking to have stone sidewolk ordinance repealed. Referred to Ordinance Committee. REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. To the Common Council: Your Committee on Finance respectfully report that they have had the followinp ■bilí nnder consideration aaid would recommend their allowance at suhis stated. CONTINGENT FÜND. W, J. Miller, salary 66 E. B. Norris, " '- P. O'Hearn. seryieeson B'd ot' Review 20 00 Johnli. Miner, Eugene Oesterlin, " " " " ; üü James Kearns, l 'J John Baumgardner. " " 18 W Thomas Speechley, " " " " 16 w John W. Bennett, " " " " 1" 00 John R. Miner, examining treasurer and clerk booke 25 00 W.J. Miller, expenses to Lansing and postage stamps Jl ' E. B. Norris, expenses to Lansing 20 00 James R. Bach.Treas. rubber stamp .. 3 00 Wm. G. Dieterle, frames o ■ Sid W. Millard, printing 60 P. O'Hearn, assessor salary. Vt oo Rice A. Beal est, pub. council proc'gs 30 4a S. W. Beakes, " " " 'M 4a Ann Arbor Gas Co., gas from Jan. Ist to July lst --- p Ann Arbor Gas Co., piping for clock . 7 50 S.W. Beakes. printin -2 00 Ann Arbor T.-H, Electric Co., Street lighting eü6 M Ann Arbor T.-H. Electric Co , city clerk's office w Ann Arborl'.-H. Electric Co , removing poles " M Total 1.1 88 STREET FÜND. relson Sutherland, salarV, June 66 Smith Mottley, " " "Ï John Ilurns, labor 88 Philip gravel 'u, Geo. Stoll ürvilMoe ,. W James Tolbert, lumber - í? í John AUmand. trees : G. Herrmann, labor - ' "" W. F. Lodholz. salt J 00 Charles Stierle, labor 5 Jas. Corbin, labor - ' Jas. Burchñeld, labor ' Daniel Crawford, teaming ( "V Chris. Hintz, labor J Geo. Tower, teaming ;j' J Albert Petteys, " Hichard Burne, " O Wm.Kapp, " f J? JohnMcHugh, " JJ John Stoll, " f. EtnilBaur, " JJ ! A. F. Herbert, " J Geo.Leonard, " im Mat Schnierle. " Thomas Baifle. " í? Nelson Sutherland, teaming 32 al J. Hauser, teaming 1M "-i Jas. R. Bach, sidewalk descnption - 11 I Jacob Michflelder, labor '& ? Charles Hadke, " f 1 Anai-ew Zeigler, " 19 y Wm. Kuehn, " 40 V O'Brien, " ó ) Henry Kadke, " -- ■ } Gustave Walters, " KfOJohnMiller. " 1? M Karl Yarndt, " - 15 1o John Philips, " 8.1 Bert Rice. " - p Frank Shultz, " - 12 00 Michael Schueidcr, " O AntonSpiers, " - "M Fred.Geise, " - - - }2 75 John Shiplock, " 12 UO Joseph Himel, " ' iKI Jonatta;ití Drake, " ■■' '■■ lamee Burns, " Sim Michael Williams, " 35 Micuael Kinney, " 31 & Matt. Luypold, " 31 tó Patriok McCabe, " - - 38 10 Eugene Williams, " 29 10 Peter Peterson. " -1 Willis Clark, " --- ?275 Wm. Nimps, " 3o T. L. Hewitt, building sidewalks 24 55 K. J. Hogere, plow points 6 20 Caspar Rinsey, 15 bbls. salt ---- 15 00 John Baumgardner, stones 48 95 Prof. Chas. E. Greene, inspection threebridges v " Joe Sekora, labor J Michael Heary, labor 26 5 J. B. Davie, engineering 8 ao John Burns, labor _ Total - 1.6H 50 FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND. ' YedSipley, salary... 60 00 ' ■Villiam CarrolL salary 2U üü Morgan Williams, salary 38 9 , 3. A. Edwards, salary 40 00 L,ouis Hoelzle, salary f 0 00 Henry McLaren, salM-y 0 00 Charles Carroll, salary 20 00 Merman Kirn, salary W itobertRoss, salary J ' Louis Weinmann, salary 00 FohnKinney , salary 00 3am McLaren, salary 100 3id M. Bangs, janitor 5th ward engine house 1 5 Mrs . B. Ream, ivashing 4 00 Dr. J. A. Dell, services 00 Bchuh & Muehlig, hardware 4 5 Eïeinzmann & o., linseed meal Z 00 Frank Campion, salary -1 J 3eo. Jedele, hay.-. U P. Donovan, oats l ïames E. Harkins, hardware, etc 4 4 Total 379 ï4 PÓLICE FDND. James R. Murray, salary 65 00 David Collins, salary oO 00 Clarence Tice, salary 60 00 Charles Schott, special 00 Patrick McCabe, " -00 M. C. Peterson, " g J PaulE.Schall, " --■--- ■--- 0 Joe E. Polhenras, use of hack 1 00 W. G. Snow, use oí' ihree rigs 3 00 Total 1T" 00 POOB FUND. ,T. Kapp, sawing wood ï 8 50 Kobert Martin, wood ----- ) 00 Clark & Jones, " OU Geo.Collins, " 10 00 John Goetz & Son, order 1 50 Joün Goetz, jr., " yj G. Hoeffer, ' ' ' W. F. Lodholz, " 8 7 Wm. H.McIntyre, " 50 Rinsey & Seabolt, " ; Caspar Rinsey, " J Jacob Warner, " 6 5 Total 80 77 WATER FÜND. Ann Arbor Water Company, oitv water f rom Jan. lst to Jufy lst, 1891 $2,620 00 $2,595 00 KECAPITULATION. Contingent Fund llí? en Street " 1,614 50 Fire Department Fund OT'J 74 Pólice Fund 1" J Pnrtr " w '' Water " -_2,595_U0 Total Ï5.990 89 Eespectfully submittpd, E. C. MANN, AVt. HERZ, FiBance Conunittee. Aid Iartin moved that the report be accepted and adoptad, and varrants drawn for the same. Yeas - Alds. Mann, Wmes, llerz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, Taylor, O'Hearn, Rehburg, Kitson and Pres. Cooley. 11. Naya. - None. ORDINANCTS. The Ordinance Eelative to Licences was read the third time and passed, a maiority of all the Aldermen elect voting therefore by yeas and nays, as follows : Yeas. - llds. Mann, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, Taylor, O'Hearn, Rehburg, Kitson and Pres. Cooley. 11. Naya. - None. let reading, by title of an ordinance entitled an ordinance to amend sections three of an Ordinance Kelative to Sidewalks, ndopted .Tune 5, 1889, and approved, May 23, 1881. 2nd readin; by sections of an oruinance entitled " an ordinance to amend section three of an ordinance entitled an Ordinance Relative to Sidewalks," adopted June "t., 1889, and approved Mav 23rd, ISS'J. s'; REET. Ti) the Common Coune.il : Your commliu-t1 mi ktreets to whoni was referreel the pctitUm of sellick Wood, and more than ten otlier freeholders of the City of Aun Arbor, pruylng arnong other tnings for the laylng om of a street extending on the linf-s of Suinmit ütroet, projected easterly from Beakes to DetroII BtreeU), respectfully report ihaltliey have had the subject matter of suoli petition under conskiei'atlon and recommeni! tliat the prayer of said petition be sranted and that a street be laid from Beakes street to Detroit fctreet on the line of Summtt ïtreet. projet-ted easterly umi sald street be ca lied summit sireet. Your ctunmittee further repons tijat the followiny iiiirned persons own or are otherwise interested in the lands and premiiesthe right of way over whloh il wi 11 be ueceasary toacquire by gifi, purchase or otherwise for such proposed street or extensión, to-wit: The Ann Arbor Gas Co., Alary A. Foley. All of which Is respectfully submltted and your committee ask to be dlscharged from further consideratlon of the subject. LOUIS P. HALL. A. P. FERGUSONperMlller, E. G. MANN. A. H. FILLMORE, Street Committee. Bv Aid. Mann. Resolved, That the report be accepted ind adopted, and Cominittee discharged irom further consideration of the matter. Yeas. - Aids. Mann, Wines, Herz, illmendinger, Fillinore, O'Hearn, Kehburg, Kitson and Pres. Cooley. 9. Nays. - Aid. Martin, Taylor. 2. SIDEWALK COMMITTEE KEPORT. To tlie Common Council: Your Sidewalk Committeo woulil respectfully report and reoommend that Tlio followiug sidewalks be ordered built in front of the following property: Charles Belfanz, sr., Spring street. Mtb. E. M. Eisele, Spring street. .T. V. i. Gpegory, Spring street. East and Weet side of Fiftli street, (Second ward), from Jefferson to Madison streets. Richard Jewell, íorth street. John Pfisterer, North street. William Burke, Catherine street. Charles Schultz, Spring street. O. Sage, Spring street. Frank Rahr, Spring street. M. Dalton, Spring atreet. Henry Allmendinger, Spring stréet. Herman F. Belser, Spring street. Harvey Cornwell, Fuller street. Misa Mary Davidson, División and North street. George Apfel, Main atreet. Bross Estáte, Main street. Mrs. Emma Andrews, Williams-si ■. Mrs. S. W. Chipman, E. Jefferson-st. Henry C. Waldron, Wasliington-st. Prof. Scott, College street. Mrs. Alma Mansfield, Thayer street. Charles E. Secor, Thayer street. Hospocthilly sutwnitted, i T,. D. 'WTINES. "WriXIAM HERZ, GEO. AIXMENDINGER, C. F. O'HEARX, ERNEST REHBERG. ARTHUR J. KITSON, Sidéwalk Committee. By Aid. AVines: Resolveid, That the followiruï sidewalks be and are. hereby ordered graded and constructed within ten days fpom July 20th, on the North side of Catherine street and In frout taf lots and premjïses owned and occupied by the folio wing named persons: Williara Burk. Theeast halfol lot 1, Mock 3 north, range 6 east. The said sidewalks shall be five feet in widtïi and sliall be constructed of good pïne plnnk. :-o froin nap, which hall te not less than two inehes in tüiieknosR. mo ' ■ -"lve or lesg tOiam Sive inehes wido, and laid on oak, cedar, -pipe or tiemlock sleepers not less %a,n two toy iour irtehes in size, to be placed in pairs net more than fonr ieeb ap'art.' Ti'.ie pUanK shall be laid lengtihwise of the street and shall be laid witih nails not lefl tiim twenty penny, -n-itli at loast twn rit ftcïi end of each pla,nk and rtot less than two at amy other beariog. They shall be raised ïrom the curbstone in the propoytion of eii!it i .: r. -et and confoo-m to the establislied grade. In :ase the oivnw or occuipaiK in iruui)f which said walk is heireby ordered ail shall nqgleet fto build said walk n acoordance -with, the resolutton and :he ordinance of the city within the [inifi herein liniitl. ir shall be the iaid sha ncplcct to Vmild snid' walk 3uty of the Board of Public "VVorkfl to at once cause the same to be done n accordance with this resohition and make report thereof and, of the cost of the samet to the Coramon Council, in accordance wiWi thö ordinancea of the city. Yens- Aid. Mann, Wlnea, Herz. Martin.- Allmendiiiger, Fillmore, O'Henrn, Taylor. Rehberg, Kitson, President Cooley.- 11. NayS- None. By Wlnes: Besolvejd, That the tollowing aaewalks be and are hereby orderecl graded anrt constructed within ten days from July 20tli, on the West side of División street aiul Soutli side of North stroet, and in ïront of löts and premíales owned and occupied by the folio wins ntimrd persons: Miases H. and M. Davidson. The east half of lot 1, block : north, rang-e (1 east. Richard Jewell. The east forty f eet off of lot 4. block : north, rang-e 6 east. - John Ptlsterer. The west quarter ol lot B, tiloekli north, ranjreö east; also the east halt nf the west half of lot 5, Wock 3 north, range S eaat. The said sidewalks shall be five feet in rwidth and shall be constructcd of good pine plank, fp-ee iram sap, which sOiall ibe not less than two inches in fchickness, more than twelve or , less thatn öve. inches wide, and laid on oak, ceöair, pine or hemlock sleepers not less tjhaji two W iour inches in size, to ln pTaccd ín pairs not more than four feet a.n'art. T]he plank shall be lairt lengtlhTs-ise of the stroot, and shall lio lnid witlï nails not less than twenty penny, iwtth at least two at each end of each plank and not less than two at any other bearing. They shall be riised frotn tbe eurbetone in the pronortion of eigftt intc'lms In 20 feet and conform to the established grade. In case the ownor or occitpant in front of -wImcIi said walk is hareby ordered laid shall neigleetto bmld Bal walk in accordance with the readution and tbe ordinance of the city within the time herein limited, it shall br the duty of the Board of Public AVorki to at once cause tftie same to be done in accordance with thi) resolution a;nd (Continued on Sixth Page.) Council Proceedings. (Continued from Third Page.) make report tbereof and) of the cost of the eame tb the Common Council, in accordance with the ordinances of the city. Yeas - Aid. Mann, Wines. Herz, Martin, Allmendlnger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Rehberg, Kitson, President Cooley. - 11. S:.yi- None. . By Aid. Wines: Resolveid, Thnt the tollö wiug siiicwnlks iw .-nul are hereby ordered graded and' constructed witiiin ten Uays ,'r.nii July 20t.ll, on the .South sUle of Fuller st(reet and In front tif lots and prom,ises owned and oncupied by tlie íollowing iyimed persons: Harvey Cornwell. All the land north of said block: north, range I' eaet, to the line of Maynard'g addilion, north along the north line to the northeast corner. of lot 2. thenee north to the Kivor Kond to the northeast corner of the BeBimer lot. thenee west to the northwest corner of said lot, thenee south to Oak street, thenee weet to said hloek y north, range 12 east, except land gold to Tylor, Frleze, and Pattenirill, except lot 5, oecupied by Wirt Cornwell. Tlie said sidcwalks shall be five fcot in widt'h and shall be constructed of (rood pdne plank, fli-ee from sap, which tPiaJl bc not less than two inches in Hiicknees, more than twelve or less tJiaji five Inches wide, and laid on oak, cedar, pime or heralock sleepers not less t}ia,n two by four inclies in size, to bü placed in pairs nbt more tflian four feet a.p,art. T,lie plank shall be laid lengttiwise of tlie street and shall be laid witih onails not less than twenty penny, iwith at least two at eaeh end of each plank and dot, less than two at ;uiy other bearing.' Thoy ghall be jaisod froin the cnrbstone in the jíofc'LiuLi 01 eiut jidüik's m zu íoct ana conform to 1116 established grade. ín case the owner or occiïpant in front of whicb said walk is hweby ordered laid shall neglect to build said' walk in accordance with the resio.lution and the ordinance of thie city within the timo herein limited, 5t sh.all be the duty of the Bbard of Public Works to at once cause the saine to be done in accordance with this resohition anfl make re.port tlrereof and' of the cost of the sarnef fo the Common Council, in accordance with thef ordinances of the city. Yeas- Aid. Manu, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Rediberg, Kitson, President Cooley.- 11. ■ Nays- Xorie. By Aid. Wines: Kesolveid, That the followin i-idewallcs be and are. liereby ordered graded and1 constmcted within ten d.'iys f rom July 20t(h, on tha Jast side of Piftih avenue and In front if lots and premjlaes nwnnl and occupicd by flie following nainied peasons: A. H. Patleng-ill. The west 210 feet longr oLf nf sonth 'M feet wide of the north onethird of lot 2, block 3 north, ranire 6 east. ïho said sidewalks shall be five feet in width and aha 11 Ub eonstructed of good pine plank, 5ree from sap, which thall be not less than two inehes in tihielmess, (more tha.n twelve or less tjia,n Üvo inehes wide, and laid on oak, cedaf, pine or hemlock Bleepers not less tfiaji two Xxy Jour inches in size, to bp placed ín pairs npt more t,han four feet ap;aa-t.' Tdie plank shall be laid lengthwise of the Street and shall be laid witih nails not less than twenty penny, with at least two at eacih end of each plank and ntot less than two at amy other bearing. Th,ey shall be rcaised froin the curbstone in the propoftion of eiiit inehes in 20 feet and conform to the established grade. In case the owner or occu(pant in front) of whjch said walk is hureby ordered laid shall neglect to build saidf walk in accordance with, the reso.luTion and the ordinance of tlie city within the timo herein limited, it sball be the duty oí the Board of Public Works to at onoe cause the saine to be done m accordance with this resolntion nnï matee 'report tlwreof andv of the eost. of the 6amo t'o the Common Couucil, n accordance witüi thej ordinances of the city. Yeas - Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Jlar:in, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Tayior, Ee'hberg, Kitson, President Cooley.11. Nays - Norte By Aid. AVines: Resolved, That the üollowlng sidewalks be and are liereby ordered praded and! constructed within ten1 layls trom July 20t]h, on the North M'de oí College sta-eet, a,nd in Ii-ont tef lots and premjiaes owncd and occupled by the folio wing named persons: Fred N. Scott. Lot 12, Smith'e Ist addition. The sadd sidewalfca hall be t'ive feet in widrh and símil bs constructed of gooii pïne plauk, uree from sap, wlüch shall be not less titan two inehes in tihieknees, more than twelve or less than ilve inehes wido, and laid on oak, cedal-, plne or hemlock sleepers not less tdia,n two by lour inches in size, to 'be placed in pairs not more tjhaiï tour íeet apiirt. Tjhe pilan k suall be laid lengt'liwise of the street and shall be laid wlt(h nails not less than twenty penny, rwitfh at least two at eaeb end of eacli plank and nbtl less than two at aaiy other bearing. They ehall be raised from the curbstone in the propot-tion of eifeht imehes in 20 ïeet and conform to tlie established grade. In case thje owner or occuipanC in front of which said walk is hweby ordered laid sliall neglect to biüld said walk in accordance witli fche resoJution and the ordtoance of the city within the time hereim limited, it shall be the dut y oí the Board of Public Works to at once cause tíie same to be done ín accordance witíh thia resolution and make report thereof and' of the costt of the samo to the Common Conncil, n accordance with thei ordinancea of the city. Yeas - Aid. Mann, Wlnes, Herz, Mar:in, Allmendinger, l'illmore, O'Heavn, rayldi-, Relhberg, Kltson, President 'onlr.v.- 11. N'ay- None. By Aid. Wines: Reaolveid, niat the íollowing gidewalks be and are hereby ordered graded and constructed within ten laye trota July 20tji, on the North tíi'de of E. Jeiferson st,i-eLit and In front of lots and premises ownfed and i ■npied by tlie íollowing namjed sons: . i ] S. W. Chipman. The east half of lots 7 and ; , block i south, range 6 east. Kepairs. ( Tbe eaid sidewalksshall be five feet ín width and sihall be constructed of i good ipíne plank, Uree fram sap, which dhall íje not less than two inches in toickneee, more than twelve or lees tíiam tive inches wide, and laid on oak, cedar. pime or hemlock sleepers not t lees Ijhap two by lour íncfoes in eize, tx) be placed fci paitas ijot more tihan g four íeet aparb. T)he plank shall be lald lengtlkwlse of the street and shall be laid -wHfli nails not less than twenty penny, witti at least two at ecOi end of eac-h plank and not) le.sa tñan two al a.ny otber beartng. Tbey shall lio raised ífrom the curbstoae in the proportion of e)g;ht inehe.s in1 20 feet and eonfo)-m to the established grade. In - case tbe ownw or :■, lant in front ! of wbich sala walk is li ■■■';,- ordered i laid sli.al! ii"Lj;!rci t(i build said walk i in accordancu reswlation and ■ tlu ordlnance of the city within the ■ time bereln limited, it shall be the duty of the Board of Public AVorlca to at onoe cause tin-e same to be done ín aceoírdance with tliis resolution and make report thereof and of tlie oost ' of the sama tb the Common Counoil, in accordanee wifh thei ordinances of the city. Yias- Aid. Mami, Wines, Herz, ilartüi, AllmendinKer, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Eehbeiir, Kitaon, President Cooley.-11. Naye - Noni'. By Aid. TV'ines: Resolved. Tliat the Collowing sidewalks be and are hereby orderèd graded and1 constructed within ton days irom .Tuly 20tih, on the South side ,oi WÜliaan street and in front pf.-.lots and prenïisiea owned and occupled by tjlic folio wing wanied persdns: Estáte of Emraa Andrew. Lot 11. bloek 4 pmith. ranjfe 8 east, exeept 16 feet off of the west end . The -sa.id sidewalks shall be five feet in width and shall Ijp constructed of good pine plank, Iree from sap, which shaJl be not less than two inches in thiekness, more thaji twelve or less tbaiD ïve inches wlde, and laid on oak, cedar, ipine or hemlock gleepers not less tiha.n two by iour Inches in size, to be placed in pairs rfot more tihan four feet ap)a.rt. T,he plank shall be laid lengtihwise of the street and shall be laid wiflh nalls nor Iss than twenty penny, v,-tjh a.t least two at eacJi end of eaeh pla,nk and notv less than two at any other bearini?. They shall be raised from the curbstono in the propoirtion of eigiit innhes iu :■') fot and confoirm to tto? est.nb 'ili-'d prade. Iqi case tbe owne,r or occulpant in front oí ■whieh said waJk is h-i-'hv orderpd laid sliall neglect to' buiild saidc walk in accördance with this resohitjon and the ordinance of the city withln the time herein limited, it hall b the duty of the Board of Public Works to at onoe cause tihe same to be done In accQrdance -with this resohrfcion and snake report ttoereof amï of tiip eo-;t of the samei fo the Common Couneil, in accordan.ee -vitJli thel ordinancea of the city. Yens- Aid. Mnnn. Wines, Herz, Martin. Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Bebberg, Kitson, President Cooley.- 11. Nays - Nonjs. By Aid. Wines: Resolveld, That the following (ddewalks be and are hewby' ordered graded and constructed within ten daya trom July 20th, on Sprint; street and in front of lote and prem,ises owneil and occupied by the followins1 named persons: C. S. Gregory. Lot bounded west by Spring street, north by Mclntyre's, east by Braneh's, south by Taylor's land. Jaüies R. ?ajre Lots 11. 12 and 13, and the west three-fourths of lot 14, block 2, Hiscoek's addition. David Bahr. The east half of lot 7, and eat half of lot 8, Hiscoek's improved addition. Charles Schulz. Lots 2 and 4, block T, Hiscoek's addition. Matthew Dalton. Lot bounded south by Felch street, west by Pease's land, north by Pistorius' land, and east by Spring street. Henry Allmending-er. Lots 2 and 4, block 2, Feich's addition. Charles Belfranz, pr. The north half of lot 3, block 5. Feich's addition. Herman F. Bel6er. Lots 8 and 6, block 2, Feich's addition. Estáte of Anton Eisele. Lots bounded north by Belfranz' land, west by Spring: street, south by Miller avenue, east by mili race. Thie eaid sidewalks shall be five feet in width and shall be constructed of good pine plank, free f rom sap, which snaJi oe not less than two inches In thickness, (more than twelve or less thajn flve inches wide, and laid on oak, cedar, pine or hemlock sleepers not less iftan two by four inches in size, tQ lie placed ín pairs ,n(ot more tihan four feet apart. Tjhe' plank shall be laid lengühwise of the street and shall be laid with nails not less than twenty penny, rwitih at least two at eaoh end of eaeh plank and not less ttian two at any other beariug. Tlhey shall be raised from the curbstone in the proportion of eailit inehes in 20 feet and conform to the establtshed In case the owne.r or occuipant in front of whieh said walk is hereby ordered laid shall neglect -to build said) walk in accordance with the resolution om the ordinance of th,e city within the time Iwrein limited, it sh.nll 1p the duty of the Board of Public Works to at once cause ie same to be done in accoVdance wit Hit he reajbdution and oiake report thereof andl of the cost of the sama to the Common Council, in accordance witdi the; ordinanees of the city. Yeas- Aid. Manu, Wtnes, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Refhberg, Kitson, President Cooleyv- 11. Na.ys- Nonp. By Aid. Wines: Resolved, That the following sidewalks be and are hei'eBy ordered graded and constructed within ten days from July 20th, on the West sidi of Fifth street and in front of lots and premáses owned jind occupied by the folio wing nainpd persons: . Fred Laubengaj-er. Lots 11 and 12, bloek 5 south, ranjre 4 west. Titus F. Hutzel. Lot 13, block 5 south, rang-e l west. w. H. Boylan. Lot 16, block 5 south, rang-e 4 west. The said sidewalks shall be five feet in widtti and shall bo constructed oí good pine plank, iree from sap, whieh shall ibe not less than two inches in thicknpss, more than twelve or less tjiam flive inches wide. and 'aid on oak, cedar, pime or hemlock sleepers not less tihaa two by four i iu size, to be placed in pairs not more than four ieet aplart. T:he plank shall be. laid lengtliwise of the street and shall be laid witth nails not less than twenty penny, rwitto at least two at each end i each plaak aod not less than two :it any other bearing. TMiey shall be ■;iis(l from the curbstone in the propartion of eiffht inr'hes in 20 feet and ?onform to tïie established grade. In :ase ttoe owner or occupant in front 3Í whieh said wolk is he-reby ordered laid shall neglect to build said walk n accordance with, the resoilution and (Continued on Seventh Page.) Council Proceedings. (Concluded j the ordinance of the city within th time herein limited, it shall be the duty of the Board of Public Wofki to at once cause tího same tó be done ín accQpdance with thls resolutjon an inake raport ttoereof andi of the cosof the same? to the Common Council in accordance with the) ordinances of the city. Teas - Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillraore, O'Hearn Taylor, Rehberg, Kitson, President Cooley.1- 11Xays- None. By Aid. Wines: Resolvejd, That the fbllowing sidewalks be and are hereby ordered graded and constructed within ten days froni July 20th, on the "West side of Thayer Street and in front) of lots and premises owned and occupïed by tüie folio wing namLd persons: Mrs. Alma Mansfleld. Forty-four feet by 90 feet off of lots 15 and 16, block 2 south, rantre 10 east. Charles K. Secor. Forty-four feet by 99 feet off of lot 16, block 2 south. range 10 east; also 32 by 32 ('ent off of the southwest corner of lot 15, block 2 soath, rang-e 10 east. The sairaidewalks shall bc five feet in widtJi Bid Hhall 1 constructed of fiood pineBlank, free from sap, whieh ahall he ift less than two inches in thickness, Hiorc than twelve or less tham Sive ufcli.es wide. nnd laid on oak, . cedar, plasoor hemlock sleepers not less tiha,n wo Uy tour inches in size, to 'be placifl In pairs dot more t,han four feet aija.rt. Tfte plank shall be laid tengtíh! pf tihe street and shall be laid wiljh nails not less than twenty penny, fwitfh at least two at each end of each plank and not leas than two at any other bearing. They shall be raised from the curbstone in the pro portion of eifetht inches in 20 feet and conform to the established grade. lo case the ownex or occupant in front of which said walk is hereby orderei laid shall neglect io build said' walk ín accordance 'with the reaoilution and the ordinance of the city within the time herein limited, it shall be the duty of the Board of Public Worke to at onoe cause 1íhe same to be done in aecordance witlh this rpsoiution and make rejport thereof and the cost of the samei to the Common Council, in accordance witto tho ordinances of the city. Yea. - Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz. Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Reüiberg, Kitson, President Cooley.- 11. ■ Nay- None. By Aid. Wines: ■Resolvefl, That the following sidewalks be and are hereby ordereó" graded and constructed witliin ten days from July ,2Oth, on the South side of Washington street and in front of lots and prpm,i.a?s ownd nnd occupied by tihe following namted persons: Mrs. Anna Thompson. Lot 3, and H feet off of the west side of lot 4, block 2 south, range 8 east. The saád sidewalks shall be five feet in rsvidth and ahall be constructed of good .pine plank, ree from sap, which hall ihe not less than two inches in tiiicknees, more than twelve or less than five inches wide, and laid on oak, cedar, pime or hemlock sleepers not less -yhan two by tour inches in slBs to be placed ín pairs not more tihïwi four feet apart. Tjlie plank shall be laid lengtlhwise of t)he street and shall t)e laid wiHh nails not less than twenty penny, iwitih at least two at eacli end of each plank and aot less than two at aay otiher bearing. They shall be raised from tflie curbstone in the proportion of eiy?ïit inches in, 20 ïeet and conform to t)he established grade. In case the ownex qr oecujpant in front of which said wnk is ti-reby ordered laid shall neglect to bild saidi walk in accordance with the ïeaolfcion and' the ordinance of the city jKfiin the time herein limited, it, shalHbe the duty of the Board of public Works to at onoe cause Uhe safie.to be done in accordance with this hWutiorAnd anake repoi't threof and of the Cist of the samel to the Common Councü, in accordance with tha ordinances of the city. ■ fc ' Yeas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz. Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, 'Reliberg, Kitson, President Oooley.11. Nays- Nonie [ By Aid. Wines: Resolvdd, That the following sidewalks be and are hereby ordered graded and! constructed within ten diys from July 20th on the Kast) side of Fifth sfcreet and in front pf lots and preñases owned and occupied by taie following namied persons: Edward Duffy. Lots 11, 12 and 13, block 5 south, raniye :ï west. .. _ John G. Lutz. Lot 10, block 5 south, range 3 WHe'nry Apfel. Lot 9, block 5 south, range 3 Philip Visel. Lot 7, block 5 south, range 3 Ma'ry Baamgardner. Lot 6, block 6 south, range 3 west. Jacob Schmid. The west half of lots i and 5, block 5 south, range 3 west Estáte of August Mogk. The west half of lot 6, block 3 south, rang-e 3 west. Estáte of John Weitbrecht. One chain 49 links off the east side of lot 16, block 3 south, range 3 west ; lot 1, block 3 south, range 3 west. Michigan Furniture Co. Lot 2, block 4 south, range 3 west. John G. Herter. Lot 5, block 4 south, range 3 west Mrs. Fredereke Biermann. Lot 6, block 4 south, range 3 west. Jacob Dupper. Lot V, block 4 south, range 3 west. Jacob Bender. Lot 8, and a piece of land 4 rods in width off of lot 1, block 4 south, range 3 west. F. G. Schleicher. Lots 3 and 4, block 4 south, range 3 west. The eadd sidewalks shall be five feet in iwidtih and shall he constructed of good tpine plank, 1li-ee f rom sap, which shall be not less than two Inches in thickness, more than twelve or less tiham Cve Inches wide, and laid on oak, cedair, cpljne or hemlock sleepers not less 1jhan two by 4our inches in size, to toe placed in pairs not more tjiaö four feet ap&rtv Tihe plank Bhall be laïd lesogtihwise of tihe street and shall be 'laid with nails not less than twenty penny, iwith at least two at eaöh end of each plank and nDil less than two at any other bearing. They shall be ' raised from the curbstone in the propottion of eijgfit iflcthes ia 20 feet and conform to the established grade. In case the ownar or occnlpartó ín front of which said walk is hereby ordered ' laid shall neglect to build said walk in accordance with the resioilutlon and' ; the ordinance of the city within the time herein limited, it shall be the üuty of the Board of Public Works to at onoe cause tthe same to be done in accardance with this resolution an(J ,make report tbereof and of the cost ' of the Bamej to the Common Council, in accordance with ther brdinancea of the city. ' Veas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Mar tin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn laylor, Reliberg, Kltson, Presideni Cooley.- 11. Noiu?. By AU1. Wim-.x: Resolved, That the toUowing sidewalks be and are hereby ordered graded antf eonstructed within ten "l'V" frr.ni July ?,,.-„_ 0(J ,,„. North ni-i ol Washington street ind in front ot lots and premjses ovvned and occupied by the following naided persons: . sonïhd' Lot an't store in block 1 "h;e east beginning at the southnnrth ? r of said runniax easi 66 feet, SPL?$ í.eet' WO8t m feet' 80uth feet' to thê place of beginning. The said sidewalks on Washington street hall 1 twelve feet in w-idth nnd shall 1 constructed as follows: The stone flaggin shall be laiü upon eieaji sand and in water-Urne. Said nagging .shall have a smooth upper surface, and shall not be less than three inches in -thickness, and not less than tivo eet square, and dressed even on the pides so as to form close and even joints. In case the owner or occupaut. of any lot in front of vhich said walk is twtreby ordered lald BhaU iieiffiect to bulld sa.id walk in accordance with this resolution and the ordinances of the. city within the time herein limited, it shall 1 the dutvr oí the Board of Public Works to at once cause ie same to be' done In accordance with this resolution, vand make report thereof, and of the cost of the same, to the Common Councll, In accordance with the ordinances of the city. Yeas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Reüiberg, Kiteon, President Cooley.- 11. Naye - None. By Aid. Wines: Resolved, That the ïollowinig sidewalks be and are hereby ordered graded and eonstructed within ten days cni July 20ta on the East idc cf Main stieet and in front of lots and premisos owned and occupied by the following nanred perBons: George Apfel. Lot C, block 3 south. ranjre east. Anna M. Bross. Forty-four feet of the north iele of lot 5, block 3 south , ranjre 4 east Frederick Bross. Twenty-two feet front off af the south side of lot 5, block 3 south, range east. The qpid sldewalka on Main street phall se six feet in width, and shall be constructed as follows: The stone flagging shall be laid upon ïleam sand and in water-liane. Said lagging shall have p, smooth upper iurfa.ee, and shall not be less than liree inches in thickness, and not ess than two tfeet square and dressed even on the ides po. as to form close and even joints. In case the owner or occupant of any lot in front of whieh said walk is hdreby ordered laid shall neglect to build saád walk in accordance with this rasolution and he ordin'ancs of the' city within the ime hereira limited, it shall be the dutjr of the Board of Public works to at once cause the same to be done in aiceordance with th3 resolution', and make report thereof, and of the cost of íhe same, to the Common Council, n accordance with the ordinances of bhe city. Yeas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Marin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Eetoberg, Kitson, President Cooley.- 11. Nays - None. By Aid. Wines: Resolvetd, That the following sidesvalks be and are hereby ordered1 graded and constructed within ten ïays trom July 20th, on the North iide of Ann street and in front Df lots and premises owned and ocupied by t!he folio wiiig niinxed persons: Estáte of Patrick Hoban. Twenty-two feet ront by 7 rods deep, in block 2 north, lansrc 4 ast. bounded north by Wurster's, eastby Mrs. ioble's, west by Clair's land, south by Aon treet. The said side wn lic oti Ann treet shall be twelve feet in widtH, and shall be constructed as iollows: The stone flagging ghall be laid upon clean sand and in water-lime. Said lagging shall have a, smooth upper urface, and shall not be less than hree inchea in thickness, and nat ess than two feet square and dressed ven on the pides so as to form close ind even joints. In case the owner or occupant of any lot in front of which said walk is hrtreby ordered laid hall neglect to build said -walk in acoordance with this resolution and he ordin'ances of the city within the ime herein limited, it shall be the duty oí fhe lïoard of Public Worka to at oiiice cause tflie same to be done in acordance with this resolution, and nake report, thereof, and of the cost of he same, to the Comnioi Councll, n agcordance with the ordinances of ,he city. Yeas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz. Marin, Allinendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Retoberg, Kitson, President "ooley.1- 11. Xays- Noine. By AU1. Wines: Resolvold, Tha.t the Pollowing sidevalks be and ,are hereby ordered _raded and' constructed within teñí lays from July 20th, on the North ide of Ann stireát and in front pf lots and prem.U(es owned nnd ocupied by t(lie following nanijed persons: Wm Burke. Lot on the north side of Ann treet bounded north byalley, east by Homn's land, west by Matthews' land, and south y Ann street. The said sidewalks on Ann treet shall be twelve feet in width, and shall be constructed as follows: The stone flagging shall be laid upon clean sand and in wateiv-lfme. Said flagging shall have a snuooth upper surface, and shall not be less than three inches in thickness, and not less than two feet square and dressed even on the sides sa as to form close and even jodnts. In case the owner or oceupant of any lot in front of which said walk is hereby ordered laid shall neglect to build saSd walk in accordance with this resolution and the ordinances of the1 city within the time herein limited, it shall be the duty off tjhe Board of Public Works to at once cause the same to be done in acíordance with this resolution, -and make report thereof, and of the cost of the game, to the ' Common Council, in accordance with the ordinances of iflie city. I '} _. Yeas- Aid. Mann, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, ReHiberg, Kitson, President Cooley.-11. Nays- None. By Aid. Martin : Moved that the report be accepted and adopted. Carried. BOND COMMITTEE. To the Common Council. Your Comralttee tfn Boads would respectfully report tlmt they have examined the Eollowinx bonda and would recommend cheir acceptaucc vrlth the suretlee iiiuned. i-iQroi: deai.ek's bond. Principal, Sureties Babkby Mast. T. F. Leonard, Louis Likskmki:. Respectfully submitted, 'Wm. Herz, E. J. Maxx, Comniittee. The report of Bond Coinmittee was accepted and adopted andbonds approved. Ann Arhok, Mich., July 6tu, 1891. To the Coinuwn Council: Gentlemen:- Your coramittee on Arbelter Verleu beg leave to subrait that they have audited the severnl bilis of expenses incurred in connectlou with the celebrationof the25th annlversiiry of the Ann Arbor Arbelter Veilen and of the Ü3rd annlversary of the State Arbeiter Bund, in the sum of seventyslx and U4-lUU[dollrs. and have drawn our orüer on the treasurerfor iheseveralamounts. The buis have been paid and the receipts therefor flled at the City Clerks office. We beu leave to report back to the couucil a balance of twenty-three and 0S.-1U0 dollars of the $11)0 appropriated. and ask to be discharged. M. E. COOLEY, C. MARTIN, WILLIAM HERZ, Coumiittee. The report was accepted and adopted and placed on lile. Pres. Cooley, from committee on map, reported progress and asked for further time, wfaich was granted. The monthly reporta of the City Treas., City Clerks, Marshal and Superintendent of the Poor were received and placed on file. By Aid. Mann : Resolved, That the appoiutment by he Mayor, of Dr. J. Kapp, as a member of the Board of Health, be confirmed by ;his Council. Yeas. - Aids. Mann, Wines, Herz, Martin, Allmendinger, Fillmore, Taylor, J'Hearn, Rehburg, Kitson and Pres. Dooley. 11. Nays. - None. By Aid. Wines : Resolved, Thát the Board of Public Works be, and are hereby requested to cause all sidewalks heretofore ordered ;o be constructed without delay. Yeas. - Aids. Mann, Wines, Martin, Elerz, A.llmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Taylor, Kehburg, Kitson and Pres. Cooley. 11. Nays. - None. By Aid. Fillmore : Whibkas, The coramittee on btreets afler full consideration have reported in [avor of granttng the prayerfof the petttion of Sellick Wood, :,nd more than ten other freeholders of this city praying lor the laylngoiit of a street on the Unes of sunnnit street, from Beakes street to Detroit street, to be called Summlt street, therefore Resolved, That this common council do deern such proposed improvement advisable and hereby give notlce to all persons Interested therein of the pendency of the same, that the common council will meet at the common council rooms on the 20th day of iuly next, at eight o'clock p. m.. ot said day 'or the purpose of determlning the question of orderlng the laylng out of such proposed street. Resolved, That the City Clerk is hereby ordered and requlred to cause due uotice, of the pendency of such proposed improvement as well as the time when and place where his council shall meet to determine the question of ordering the same to be duly served on all persons interested therein. Yeas- Aids. Mann, Wines, Herz, Allmendinger, Fillmore, O'Hearn, Rehburg, Kitson and President Cooley- 9. Navs - Aids. Martin and Tavlor. By Aid. Rehburg: Resolved, That all Firemen who have served one year in the Fire Department as full paid firemen, be paid $50.00 per month, hereafter. On motion of Aid. Martin the resoluion was referred to the Board of Fire 3ommissioners. Carried. By Aid. Martin : Resolved, That the Finance Committee )e, and the same is hereby requested to report to this Council au itemized statement of all the ordinary expenses of the City to Feb. lst, 1892, and also the necessary amount of each fund which nay be directed for improvements by .he Council during the year. Carried. Council then adjourned.