Council Proceedings.

r OFFICIAL.] COÜNCIL C'HAMBKIt, I ANN Arbok, Mur. 4th, 1895. I KeguliU" session. Called to order by President Wines. Koll called. Quorum present. Absent- Aid. Bodmer, Martin, Browu. The jouruul oí last regular sehsiun approved A petition signed by AVm. F. Lodholzand, Hl others asking torasidewalk on the west side of State street along the lands of David Henning, and that a bridge be built aeross the M. C. II. R. tracks wasjread and retened to the the sidewalk committee. A petition signed by Beal Barkham and 12 others askiug for the removal of the dog pound from the corporate limit was read by Aid. Prettyman. Resolved, that a committee of three membersof thecouucll aud the City Marshal be in8tructed to flnd a suitable focatiou for a dog pouud aud report at their varliest opportunity. Carried. A petition signed by W. F. Stieselinayer and 11 others asking for the location of a bydrant at the corner of Mary and Benjamin streeta was real aud referred to the water committee. A petition signed by A. G. Schmidt ind 12 others asking for a grade ou I'.eaks street between N. 4th Ave. and Depot St. was read and referred to Street Commiüe. The summons served upon the city clerk in the case of Francés M. DePuy vs. the City of Ann Arbor was presented to the Couucil and upon motion of Aid. Manly was retered to the City Attorney. The clerk luid the followtng report oí the Board of Public Worke before the Councii. To the Honorable C'onimon Councii : In response to a resolution passed at a meetiug of the Coinmon Councii held February 18thl895, we the Board of Public Works hereby Bubmit an our report, th report submitted to us by City Kngiueer George F. Key amt City Clerk GlènY. Mills Any further details were impossible on account of lack of data. lioard of Public Works by A. M. Clakk President. To the Board of Public Works: We submit to yon for your consideration the following report which covers the work ai fully as we are able to determine the same: lst Keport to Couucil made by Pres. A. M. Clark Jan. 7 1S95. 2nd Engineer's data of Sewer conxtructlou taken from liin report to Board of l'ubliu Works Maren 5 1894. Srd Disbursment charge to Sewer fund for monies expended on Mam Hewer taken from □nance report and billa for 189EM. 4th Inveutory of property belonging to City as submittert to the Board of Public Works by Willis Clark. Gko. Y. Kky City JSng. Glkn V. Mills City Clerk. Araount and sUe of pipe used in constructlon of raain sewer: Slze. Froni To Distance. 24 In. Outlet. N. Malnst., 6,358 ft. 20 in. N. Mainst. Millerav, 2,462" 18 in. Miller ave. W. William st., 1,974 " 16 in. W.Willlarust. Hiil st., ;i,018 " . Total lengtu IS 8i2 ft. Of the above atnoun t of pipe tliere Is : 9 lengths of 24 in. i ron pipe. 12 ft. long, at the outlet, or 108 ft. 1 length of 44 inch iron pipe, 12 ft. long, west of Man-hole No. l,or 1 " 49 lengtbs of 24 in. iron pipes, 12 ft. long, along rlver bank,or 588 " 8 lengths of 24 in. iron pipes. 12 ft. long, under M. C. R. R. tracks, or 98 " 13 lengths ons in. iron pipes, 12 ft. long, under T., A. A. fc N. M. R. H.,or 156 " Total iron pipe.. 960 ft. Inaddition to the above araount of sewer pipe wiis used 1,17(1 ft. of 6 tu. drain tile, laid from a poinl 80 ft. north of man-hole north of M. C. R. R. tracks to the man-hole on 8uiumit st., near Main st. Q. F. Kky. City Engineer. ! j I I I Iplgpsf' i i i i i i i ; T i i - r - - - ri K [■ H g g ! : gs'JSSgS i-nginee!. g 5 I ! ! i i 8SS8S85 i ! I i I o 2 „ _ Assistant B S. j [ í .SS8SS Kngineer. g gli i i i i ggagra L I aj-ëSgïiiïiSö g I o855!LÍÍSi - 1 i e I I i i i i Sg i . I i f ! i op! o " -i ! O I ! ! I O S 11 ! ! mmw-5o!-9! Foremen. a 03 I t jw.i- SOOiCOWOsJvi gj :. ! ! ! O -1 h W . ! H 1 1 M i i r i " 3 I ! ! 5S5', ! Sewer Q 3 ; a: iiSj ; i-ipe. -i I ! 1 ! I col s - oí! I ë 4 l i l l 1111141 I i 1 j I ! lililí ) v 1 I I i 1 È' i I i I Daraages. ., 6 I I ! I 1 r g i i i : I gl I I I I i L iiiiiiiir I I w w i I I 1 I I I I ! Inspector, M OlOiiiiiiiiitl o I i } o I Si i i t i i fq o i, o oc o: en - Í Lta5t5p!2g5"S'8 Total. To the Honorable Board ot Public Works: I hereby submit to you my report ofinventory njiideof all the city's property belonging to the Street, Sewer, Bridge and Crosswalk deparlments, as directed by your honorable body. The following material is located at the Sutherland piuco un HUÍ street : 12 pleces, 2x10- 8 feet. 100 " 2x10-12 " 58 " 2x10-16 " 24 " 6x8-16 " 18 " 4x6-16 " 10 " 4x10-16 " 6 3x12-16 " 1 ' 10x12-34 " : " tx 14-12 ' oak. (Continuad on Elghth Fave.l COÜNCIL PROCEEDINGS. CContinued from First Page.) JO ■ 2--i ' Onef--incl i ron pipe. 5 feet loníí. Two wouden dericki. One iron deriek. íiOpleres of tí inch nipt'. 2 " ti ' elbows. W " 12 ' pipe. 28 " H " ' 18 " 1 " " One woodeirpump. Onesheet-iron water-spont. 'Á tar barrels. 2 water barrels. 'Jdrags U cleau sewers. flOft. of Inch and aquarter iron pipe. 1 pieee ol '24-lnoh pipe. 2pleces ol 3x12- 2u feet long. In Keech's Lumber Yard: 17 pieles, 1x13-8 feet long. 11 ' 4x6-lt " 11 ' 4X10- lti '■ " At Sutlierlund's House: 2 pieces, 3x8-16 feet long. 1 3x12- 16 " 1 " 3x10- IB " 8 " Ux9- 14 " " 7 - JxlO-16 "' 12 ■" 10-inrh pipe. 14 ' 9 " i ■ (i ' tí ' 1 ■ 1 " N " 1 far buriel. Hewer Pipa iu Oíd Lumber Yard, íSoutli Main : u'iJU plevtM 15 incli pipe. 1 ín A o. 2 .. .M .. 11 .. 17 - 15 tíewerPipeon sujnmil Kt., between Fotirth nuil Fnth Aves.: 1 pitees 24-inoh pipe. 12 - Id " 2 '■ 1U " i ■ v " 1 ]8 " j " H n Sutberland's Karn: 5 larjje stone bamiuers. 1 medium stone hammer. Splck batidles. 1 btone hiimmer handles. 3 pointed shovels. 2 garden rabas. 12 lioes for cuttlng weeds. lOpicks. - n''"li hoes. 3 short-handled spadeH. 2 long-haudled spilden. 1 rip saw. ö hand sawa. 1 oross-cut sa'. 1 adz. 2 spirit levéis. 1 si) uare. ij:ick wrenohes. 4 paving ii;cmii!i'i. 2 sinall stono harainerg. 1 hatobets. 2 trowl. 2 axes. . crobarg. } iron tahtp. 5 iron rollers for laytug stone. ] paviog pounder. 1 sojthe md suaili. 1 olevis. 2ctaw hammers. 1 largemonkey wi'ench. I screw drlver. 13 cement paila. i kegof20 wirespikeB. i sumli cbains. i frindsLone. 1 rope367 leet long. 1 rope Vdú feet Ioiiíí. 1 ropeftIK reet lotijí. 1 rope about 100 feet long, and a aumber ni smtill ropes. Jack Serews- ifi :: :; mu JIJ"" 2 hooks for letting down Bewer pipe. 3 large levles. i 14-loot ladders. 3 iron tamps. " iron douijle pullies. ' ■ ♦ wooden doublé pullies. 'i plows. ) stone-boat at C. E. Godfrey's. liirxf Ihics i r cleaning crossings. . 10 wheelbarrows. I " t'et oí three-cjiiarter inch pipe. : 1 iawu mower. ' 1 larue retlecuiu' lantern for sewer work. Ï one-gallon olí can. 1 two " " " - pipe wrencb.es. 1 brace and bits: 1 2-inch auger. 1 chain 13 feet long. t ehain 15 feet long. 2 cold Cliséis. i siedge-bammer. í sewer pwmp, irun bilíje. i tarkettle. 'i tooi box es. 1 leather coat. üleather beils. J Chain 11 feet lonir. . . J " 8 " " 2 straight edges, one 12 I'oot and one ltí foo long. 1' four-wlieel road serapers. AboutóOu lbs , in two pieces, lead, also oue box Htick lead. Qne stone roller used in building lar walks One metallic tape. One floor canvas 12x15 ft. Willis L. Cxakk. Actiug Streeel CommisBioncr. KKI ÜKTS OV STANDING COMMITTEE.S. FINANCE. To the Common Council: Tour Committee on Finante respectfully report that they have had the fjllowing bill under eonslderation, and would recommend i hm allowa [)(■■ at the suma stated, and warrante ordered drawn at sums stated. CONTINGENT FUND. (ílen V. Mille, salary I 56 Wm. J. Miller. salai-y ÍU zi Ptttrick O'Hearn, salary 83 34 George H. Pond, salary 8 3-f John w. Bennett, salarv 25 oo Nathan I). Corbiu, 125 hours' clerical work _ 4: 75 Heorjfo Wahr, Bupplies 13 24 Dean & Co.. supplioe 160 Hicbmond & Backus Co., eupplies 3 75 lhlinr Uros. A Everard, supplies... 6 50 (leu V. Mills, expresa 75 ii W. Millard, printinc. 3 50 The Ann Arbor T.-H. Electric Company. office lighting 3 T5 Marvin Havenport, janitor work 6 25 f'lay A. Green, office rent 29 17 Mr". Kuhn. janltor work 2 40 Wm. Maon, jr., do}; 80 (ieorge V. Key, saldlV 25 00 The Ann Arbor T.-H. Electric Corupany, Btreet ÜRtatingr 497 04 (len V. Mills, postage 60 Tolnl g 830(14 SBWJÍB POND. (ícorKe F. Key, salary f 7." 00 Fr-ink Sutherland, 14 hours" clerical work 2 10 Charles II. Spencer, 55 hours' office work jl (j Charles Teasmer, SI loads of gravel. S 25 George Wahr, sunplies 60 Total $ 15 3TI STKEET fUND. Willis L. Clark, acting-street commissioner $ 42 C0 Mrs. Sutherland, use of horse and wagon 5 40 Nicholas Hinderlonc, labor 61 August Boohnke, labor t0 Albert Schwemmin. labor 6) Patrick McOabe. labor 2 4 Michael Williams, labor 2 40 Matthew Luippold, labor : SO Michael Kuster, labor :; 80 A. G. Schmidt, h'ling twosaws 45 Stilte Savinus Bank. accounts assigned them : Charles Winkle, labor 6 16 DwightHunt, labor 125 Total $ 68 45 BRIDGE, CÜLVEKT AND CltOSSWAl,K FtTND. State Savinps Bank accounts asíissi(?ned them: Charles Winkle, labor 14 CT, Miohael Williams, labor 3 C0 Michael Kuster, labor '-.. :j 60 10 63 Total í 10 :! FIKE DEPA11TMENI FUND l'red Sipley, salary $ 110 00 C. A. Ertward', -' -- 50 00 W. H. MoLaren, " 50 00 Max Whitilinger," 5u 00 Albert West. " 50 00 ( Eugene Williams 45 00 í Herman Kim, ' 45(0 1 Samuel McLaren 40 00 1 Louis Hoolzele. " K 0o 1 Willlam Rettich, " H 00 i Edward Uoelzle, " . K 00 ( W. L. Schulerht, " 8 00 f M.C. Ryao, ■' S00 Kyer MiUiog Co., provander ' 20 Mi... B. Keam, waahin - 6 Ou Johu F. Lawreuce-har 5 47 E. 1! Hall. coal. . .". - Sa II H. D. Bdwards & Oo., washers '■' 26 MacK & Scbmld. qullt 1 75 A. U. Sohmld, repnirlug K6 Fred Sipley, expresa, - 95 D.J. Mallóy. supplleti B Tu Walker & Co., rvpitiringr appuratus.. 7:i 6t) Total.. - ï HU. 88 POI.1CE H1KB. P. 8. Banfield, galary 65 00 lHvil(XUins, salary 50 00 Keubeu ArmforiiBtw, sahn-y üO 00 Ocorfte Isbell, galary 50 00 Kolert Leonard.salary, 50 00 John Conde, labor Z 00 Al ben Blaewi. livery... 100 Joeeph -. Polhemus, Hvery 1 00 Total - :00 POOK KÜNI). BVed Slpley, aiary 10 no A (i . Mclniyro, wood K W (ieorse McxKl.v, wood 2H 50 W.H Wilpon.wtxxi -- 29 45 Toledo, An ii Arbor & North Midi. Ky. Co., fruiglit 31 BF. ntirjr. croceric 7 51 Edward Öuffy, (imceries "i 61 Otaarlee Dwyer, groceries fl iw Jolin Kiselc, roccrleg 5 34 Mm. Ann F.vnng. aid 5 J. .1. Goodoar& Co., medicino 1 25 John üoef,, jr., grocerioB.- i 6 Jolm Uootz &Son, grocerles 4 03 E. 1! Hall, CO1.. 4 25 O. K. Kelly, flour 1 10 Willlam KLodholz. irrooerles 11 43 WilliamH. Molutyre, Kiocerieg 15 OU O'Hara & Boylf, Rrooerieh 11 01 Casper Kinsey, sroneripg --- ] 00 Kinsey &8ealx)lt. grooeries 13 94 Wra.Salyer, grocerlös 4 41 VV. F. Stimgon, (rrocorios 8 20 lltiu-h 8bields, lodginf? and meals "5 Geo. Spathelf. nioat 1 11 0 w. vorcI, meat - 3 75 Wahr & MiHer, shoes. t Ü0 0. Zara, meat 33 Walkr&Co. repairln;? wagon 85 Total 376 14 RECAPITCLAT1ON. Contuifrflul Fund T 620 04 rtewer Fund 95 57 Street Fund 68 45 Bridge, Culrort and Crosswalk Fund. 10 65 Pire Fund 55168 Pólice Fund 269 00 Poor Fund 276 14 Total.. 2,092 43 Kespectfully submitted. FKANK WOOtt. A. J. KITSON, O. II. MANLY, Kinance Committee. The report was idopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Wagner, Allmendinger, Wood, Snyder, Ferguson, Manly, Taylor, Kitioii, l'rettyman. Pres. Wines -10. Nays-None. To the Hon. Common Oouncll : Your Uommittee on Kinaocu, wbom was referred the petitiou of Phillipp Jaoob Vleel and Louisa Visol, rowpoetfully report that we rccommend tliat tho matter lie laid over until tho next. meetinij of t.ho eouncil. FKANK WOOD, A. .T. KITSON, D. H. MANLY. Granted. To the Hon. Oammon Council : Your Committee on Financo to wliom was referred tlie bide for printinif the Aniended Sewer Specifloatiou unl Plumlx'i's Hules, would reDeetf ully report that we rücominencl the same be uot nrlnted. FKANK WOOD. C. H. MANLY. Aid Manly moved that the report be adopted. The motion was lost as follows : Vea8- Aid. Wood, Snyder, Manly, Taylor, Pres. Wines- 5. Nays - Aid. Wagner, Allmendinger, ' t'erguson, Kitson, Prettyman- 5. COMMITÏEE ON 0KDINANCE8. Chairman Prettyman offered for first reading, "An Ordinance Kelative to i Streets, Alleys, Lanes and Public Places." Chairman Prettyman offered for first reading by title "An Ordinance '{ tive'to the Sprinkhng of Streets." f COMMITTEE ON LIGHTIN6. To the [Ion. Common Council: V'our Committee on Liprhtiüfc to whom wa ceferred the petition of Fred Harpst and oth ers, for an electric light on the corner o Paelard and East University avenue, woulc respectfully report that we have taken thi matter under consideration and would recom mend t.hat i hu petition be granted and tha the lisht bc placed on a pole 60 feet high. W would also recommend that the fartheresl ligiit north on Broadway hill be raised 10 ft. A. P. FEKGUSoN, WALTBK L. TAYLOR, CHRISTIAN MAKTIN. Ttie report was adoptcd as follows: i'eas- Aid Wagner, Allmendinger, Snyder, Fersruson, Manly, Taylor, Kitson, PrettytTian, Pres. Wines- 9. Nays- Aid. Wood- 1. COMMITTEE ON liüNDS. Cbairman Prettyman Submitted the bond of Leonard Bassett as Street Cocnmissioner with W. J. jtlooth and Charles II. Worden as sureties. ïhe bond was accepted as follows : Yeaa - Aid. Wagner, Allmendinger, Wood, Snyder, Ferguson. Taylor Kitson, Prettyman, Pres. Wines- (. Nays- Aid. 1. REPOKTS OF CITY OKFICBHS. The monthly reports of the City Clerk, (Jity Treasurer, City Marshal, Superintendent of the Poor, and Board of Health also the Treasurer's report for January were read and ordered placed on file. CtTY TKEASUKEH's RKPOBT KOK THE MONTH ENDINO FEB. 28, 1895. To the Common Council of the City of Ann Arlxr: Balance on hand as per last report 27,101 75 MONEY HECEIVED. PollcFund- E. IÍ. Pond, 23.00 l'.S.Banlield.fefH . ïl w Cemetery Pund- Smalley 5.00 Total $ U).0 49.00 KT.ló'J.TÓ MONEV DI8BITR8BD. Contintreut Fund t 1,329.6'I Street Kund 47.27 Fireinen'a Fund 498.44 Pólice Fund 351.4(1 Poor Fund 285.65 Sewer Fund 148.45 llridge, Culvert and Crosswalk Fund 12.s.(ïi Soldiere' Kelief Fund 35.00 üniversity Hospital Aid Bond Kund 3,480.00 6,284.47 ,284.47 'l'ntnl. Í 20,866.23 BALANCE ON HAND. 2ontingentFund, t 3,092 90 itreet Fund 2,46554 Firemen'sFund 3,938 0 Pólice Fund 2,29819 3oorFund 16248 VaterFund 1.94M15 3emetery Fund 249 Sfi ioldiore" Relief Fuud ttffl :;: Unirerslty Hospita! Airl Bond Fu in i ■Sijtio Dfiliiiquont Tav l-"uml i h ;i , Lateral Sewer Ktuul .. s.ouoot llriiliii', Culvert and Crusswalh Fund, ... 27518 Dog Tui Fund 111 m Total 29,240)-'4 144.3W S),U96.4ñ Uucoileetad CttyTáx. f-.íioir SÜO.miw Ï2O.628 Bespeel f ully submitted, Gko. H. Poxd, Jity Treasurer. Arm Albor SavinKS Bank, I Ann Arbor, Mieb., Mar. 4, 1SOÖ. f To the CommoTi Council of the City of Ann Arbor: Gentlemen : This is to eertify that there was on deposit to the credit of Geo. H. Pond, city trenguror, the sum of i5ö,S43 10 (Fifty-flvè thousand, Six hundred Forty-tliree and 10-100 Dolíais, in this bank under date of Maren 1 1S95. Kespectfully youn,. M..I. KHITZ, AHs,'t Cashior. Ann Arbor, Midi.. Marcb 4, 1886. To the Common Council : 1 horeby eertify that the preBsure of water on !?ua8e t Ensrlno House 'has boen (5 Ibs or inore i.t all times sinee Feb. 4th, the date of la.st report. FKED S1PLEY, Chief Firo Dept. By Aid. Manh: Heeolvei, That in tho interest of economy we deern it noeessary that our city charter be amended by the adoption of all the resolutions thüt have passod the Oommon Council now pending before the l.egislature, exceiiting the resolution establishing an additional ward; also excoptins all resolutions thattend toremove frora the Council the confirmmir powor. Be it further resolved, That our Representative be most respectfully requested to use all honorable means to have the charter so amended as to comply with this resoiuiion Aud be it further resolved, That a committee of flve, consistinsof the Mayor, Aldermen Martin, Wood, Ferg-uson and Prettrman be appointed to Tisit Lansinp; at a date to be ñxad by the committee, to whom said charter shall be referred, 8Hid committee to use all honorable nieans to have the charter eo amended as to comply with the resolutlon.s of this Counctl. and tooppose all other ameudments that may be presented to the Legislative committee. , The above Aid. Manly ofl'ered as t substitute for the following, which was introduced at the last meeting of the Coimcil andlwent over upon objection of Ald.Brown: Kesolved, That a committee of throe (of wtiora the Mayor shall be chairmau) be appoiiited to vlslt Lansing at such time or times as shall be necessary, and to use all h. no.able means to have the city charter amended, so as to comply with the proposed amendments. as adopted by this Oouncil all necessary expenses to be paid by the city, Further resolved, That tlie said committee use all honorable means to cause the defeat f the bill now pending before the Lenslature, known asa bill to provide for the reincorporation of eertuin cilies :ts elties of third class. Aid. Prettyman moved that the matter be indefiuitely postponed. The motion was lost as follows: Yeas- Aid. Wagner, Allmendinger, Taylor, Prettvman, Pres. Wines- 5. Aid. Wood, Snyder, Ferguson, Manly, Taylor - 5. Aid. Brovvn entered. The substitute resolution was lost as 'i'ows: Veas - Aid. VV'oort, Ferguson - 2. Aid. Wagner, Allmendiiiger, Sujder, Brown, Manly, Taylor, Kit3on, Prettyman, Pres. Wines- 9. Aid. Manly moved that the vote be reconsidered. Aid. Prettyman moved that the vote to reconsider be laid on the table. Carried. By Aid. Prettyman: Resolved, That the annual charter election n and for the city of Ann Arbor, to be held n the flrst day of April next, be and the same s hereby appointed to be held in the several Tard8ofthe city at the iollowing places, viz; First Ward- WashinSton street, near Fifth Second Ward- Liberty street, cor er First i street (Mack & Schmid's wool house). Third Ward- Pomological Room, basement ' of the Oourt House. Fourth Ward- Ensine House. Fifth Ward- Engine House. Sixth Ward- Engine House. Resolved further, That the City ClerK do irive notice ol'said election, pursuant tolaw, Adopted. By Aid. Kitson: Resolved, That tho Board of Public Works are bereby requested toee to the placingof one more ba! loting booth in the 6th Ward LnKine House the same beins the votinft place for the6tb Ward. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Wagner, Allmendingei Wood, Snyder, Ferguson, Brown Manly, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman Tres. Wines - 11. Nays- None. By Aid. Taylor: Resolved, that the City Enginoer is hereby instructed to establish a proper rade for a sidewalk at the northern terminus of State street, running from Broadway to Fuller street, and report the same to this Conneil at its uext resillar moetins:. Adopted. By Aid. Manly: Resolved, That the Board of Public Works be and they are heroby directed to report to this Council at its next regular meetfnï, the amount of ealary they reoommend to be paid the Street Commissioner. Adopted. By Aid. Wood: Resolved, That the sum of Ï10O. be transferred from the Dog Tax Fund, to tho Poor Fund, also that 1500 be tranferred from the Bridge, Culvert and Crosswnlk Fund to the Poor Fund. Adopted. By Aid Wood: Resolved, That the City Kngineer be and is hereby in.struoted to carry out the instructions of the resolution passed by this Council February 18, and report to this Council at the next regular meeting. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Wood, Snyder, Ferguson, Brown, Manly, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman, Pres. Wines- 9. Nays- Aid. Wagner, Allmendinger -2. By Aid. Wagner: Resolved, That the matter of replacinc the partition in the 6th Ward Kngine House referred to the Committee on Fire Doparl ment, be taken from that Committee and i-eierrcd to the Board of Public Works. Adopted. By Aid. Wagner: Resolved, That tbr Board of Public Works be and are hereby instructed to notify the owner of the building known as No. 9 South Main street to forthwith causo the surface of the sidewalk to be roughened so as to make same safe lor pedestrians, and in sase said owner does not comply with this order wichin three days then the Board of Public Works are instrueted to cau6e surface of said sidewalk to be roughened, an l the oost of same be assessed against said property. Upon Aid. Manly'8 objection tbe resolution went over till the next meeting of the Council. Tres. Wines appointed the followin as a Committee to lócate a dog pounc Alrl. M;mlv. Ferguson, Wood'. Aid. PYettyman moved that whe tlie CouDcil adjourn ít adjouru unti Wednesday, March 6, at 7:30 o'clock t consider report of Special Committe for the location of a dog pound. Carried. Upon motion the Council adjourned Glen V. Mills, City Clerk COÜHCIL CHAMBEK, l Akn Akbok, Míen , Maren t, 18U5. } Adjourned session. Called to order by President Wines. Koll called. Quorum present. Absent- Aid. Wagner, Bodmer, Sny der, Ferguson and Taylor. REPORT OF 8PKCIAL COMMITTEK OS DOC POUND. To the Honorable Oomrnon (Jouneil Your committee to wboia wan refered th matter of locatliig a dog pound, would respect fully report that they had the matter unde consideration and fiud the moet conveniei place for said pound is ou the property of Mr (Jrawford situated in the bend of the river oí the North side of the Wallington road. Yon committee is informed that asufflcient amran of land for apouud can be rentedof Mr. Craw ford fora nominal sum. C. H. Mani.v, l'KASK WOOD, 1J. s. Banfield. Aid. Prettyinan moved that the re port be received and placed on file. Adopted. Aid. Manly moved that the vote upon that part of the report of the Board of Public Works made to the Council March 4th, by vvhich the same was ordered printed be reconsidered. Adopted. Aid. Manly moved íliat the Clerk be instructed to omit from the printed record that portion heretofor printed in couucil proceedings pages 137 and 13S. Carried. Aid. Martiu excused. Ey Aid. Wood: Resolved, That the sum of $j be appropiated irom the Contingent fund for the purpose of the burial of dogs killed by the pound raaster in accordaoce with the Ordinance, said pound master to be paid at the rate of 50c each. The resolution prevailed as follows : Yeas- Aid. Allinendinger, Wood, Brown, Manly, Kitson, Prettymán, Pres. Wines. ivuys - None. By Aid. Prettymair Resolved, Thai a comniiuee of nine, consisting of the President of the Council as chairmau, onealderman from each wardand two citizens, be appoluted t investígate the qnestionofa site lor a city building, and a permanent polling place for theSecond ward. Adopted. President Wines appointe'd the tollovvioB cominittee, as provided for by the above resolution : President Wines, Aid. Wiiguer, Martin, Wood, Brown, Taylor, 'Prettyman, Moses Seabolt and G. Frank Allmeüdin?er. The couimittee was called to meet Saturday, March 9, at 9 a. ni. Aid. Manly moved that the Board of Public Works be instructed to secure the use of a piece of ground of Mr. Grawford, the annual rental not to exceed $10, and build a building thereon, to be used as a dog pound, the cost of such building not to exceed $50. The motion prevailed as follows : Yeas - Aid. Allmendinger, Wood, Brown, Manly, Kitson, Prettyman, President Wines. - 7. Navs - None. Aid. Allmendhiger called tlie attention of the Council to a certaiu street in the Second ward which had no name. Upon motion of Aid. Prettyman the matter was referred to the Street comrnittee. Aid. Prettyman moved that f 10 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to purchase a dog net for the Pound Mas ter. The motion prevailed as follows : Yeas - Aid. Allmendinger, "Wood, Brown, Manly, Kitson, Prettyman, Prea. Wines. - 7. Nays - None. i On rnotion the Couucil adjourned. Gity Clerk.