Council Proceedings

COUXCIL CHAMBEE, i Ann Albor, June 7th 1897. j" Regular session. Called to order by Pres. Luiek. Roll called. Quorum present. Absent Aid. Coon. COMMtTNICATION FROM THE MAYOR. To the Honorable the Common Council of the City o f Ann Albor: Gentlemen: Herewith please fincl the resignation of John É. Miner as supervisor of the first ward and 011 its acceptance I beg to nomínate ,]. Rice Miner to ti 1 1 the vacancy caused by said resignation and respectíully ask you to coiifirm the same. Respectfully, Chas. E. Hiscock, Mayor. Pasadena, Cal., May 27, 1897. Hon. Charles E. Hiscock, Mayor, Vun Arbor, Mich. Dear Sir,- I hereby tender my resignation as supervisor for the First Ward City of Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is proper for me to state that I was elected to this office in my absence and without any knowledge on my part that I was being voted for. My absence from the city is occasioned by the illness of my wife and the time of my return is indefinite. Respectfully, Jno. R. Miner. Aid. Cady moved that the resignation of John R. Miner be accepted. Adopted as follows: Yeás - Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. Aid. Brown moved that the nomination of J. Rice Miner be conflrmed. Adopted as follows: CU v Xeas - Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth. Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. FETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. To the Common Council: The Board of Public Works presents the estimate of the engineer for gradSprint; st. at the córner of Hiscock, which the Board considers a necessary public improvement and recommend that $175.00 be appropriated to do the wnrk. Respectfully submitted, Glen V. Mills, Clerk of the Board of Public_Works. Aid. Brown moved that the recommendation be concurred in. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Mooie, Hamiltou, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. To the Common Council. Tne Board of Public Works would respectfully recommend that $150,00 be appropriated from the Street Fund to complete the grading on W. Huron st. and lower the sidewalk in front of Mr. Crookston's property. Respectfully, Glen V. Mills, Clerk of the Board of Public Works. Aid'. Dell moved that the recommendation be concurred in. Adopted as follows: Yeas - Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet. Brown, Vanuawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick- 14. Nays - None. To the Common Council, The Board of Public Works refers the bids of Mast & Eagle at 9 cents per toot for laying the tile drain on S. Fifth ave. and $10 each for catch basins. Koch Bros. at $95 for extending the culvert un Seventh st., near Jefferson, on the east end or both ends for $150. These bids are the lowest presented for the proposed improvements and the Board would recommend their approval by the Council. The Board would further recommend that the culvert on S. Seventh st. be extended to the property line on both ends according to the bid of Koch Bros. Respectfully submitted, Glen V. Mills, Clerk of the Board of Public Works. Aid. Brown moved tbat the recommendation be concurred in. Atfooted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick. - 13. Nays - None. Aid. Koch excitsed frora voting. The sidewalk grades on Observatory and Wall sts. were presented to the Council and referred to the Sidewalk Comrnittee. A petition signed by S. G. Miller and four others asking tor a sidewalk on Prospect st. was read and referred to the Sidewalk Committee. A petition signed by Mrs. Minnie Reyer asking for damages done her property by storm water was read and referred to the Street Committee. A petition signed by Philip Exinger and mne others protesting agaiust the construction of a sidewalk on Wall st. was read and referred to the Sidewalk Committee. A petition signed by Joseph T. Jacobus and 10 others asking for the construction of a storm sewer at the corner of Fourth ave. and Depot st. was read and referred to the Street Commissioner. A petition signed by Jas. E. Harkins and 13 others asking for the paving of the gutter along Main and Felch "sts. was read and referred to the Street Committee. A petition signed by Albert Teufel and 16 others asking for paved gutter on Hill st. was read and referred to the Street Committee. A petition signed by C. Howell and 26 others asking for the grading of Geddes ave.. was read and referred to the Street Committee. A petition signed by Tred Hintz and 100 others asking for the Council to take action relative to the discounting of labor claims was read to the Council. Aid. Xoch moved that the petition be referred to the City Attorney and Finance Committee. Aid. Dell moved as a substituto that the subject be laid over until the next regular session. Adopted. To the Common Council: The undersigned respectfully tion 3Tour Honorable body to grant thern permission to construct a permanent showcase window which will extend over the sidewalk , alfeut 18 inches. Mack & Co. Aid. Dell moved that the subject be ref erred to the Street and Sidewalk Committees aud City Attorney. Aid. lirown moved as a substitute that the petition be. granted. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Hatnilton, Grossman, Koch, Sweet, Brown, Rhodes, Spatlielf, Souie, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick- 11. Nays- Aid. Moore, Dell, Vandawarker, Rhodes- 3. The clerk presented the bids for fumishiug the figures forrenumbering the city. Aid. Koch moved that the bid of Robert Hunter for 2f inch alumintim figures at $247.00 for 10.000 figures be accepted. Adopted as follows: ■ Yeas- Aid. Mooie, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. RETORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. FINANCE. To the Common Council. Your Committee on Finance would respectfully report that they have had the followiñg bilis uuder consideration and would recommend their allowance and that warrauts be ordered drawn for the same: CONTINGENT FDND. Glen V. Mills, salary.... $ 83 34 PatrickO'Hearn " 88 34 Thomas D. Kearney " 50 00 Charles H. Manly, " 4 17 Edward L. Seyler, " 4 17 Glen V. Mills, expenses of committee to Lansing 30 05 Mueblig & Schmid. supplies 4 75 George Spathelf, account assigned 50 Postal Tlegraph Cable Co., teiegrams 1 03 George W. Sweet, supplies 12 9i George Wahr, supplies 22 22 D. Hiscock & Sou, eoal 3 U0 J. H. Allmand, trees e 60 A. S. Woodward, electrio bell. 2 50 Wm. Frey, tooi house T 5) Wm. Addis, meals and lodging 1 05 M M. Eisele, supplies - 23 George Haller, repairs 32 00 Moorèife Wetmore, supplies 14 fl3 Bailey & Edmunds, reuairs 3 20 The Cook House, meals 1 00 Ann Arbor Argus, printing. 40 01 Joseph Blackburn, labor 7 50 Geoígt Fields, labor.. 2 25 S. .1 Armstrong, painting signs 6 00 Ann Arbor Electric Co., lighting 614 01 Mrs. C. A. Greene, rent 29 17 Dr. E. A. Clark, salary 25 00 Henay B. Dodsley. salary 25 00 Dr. John Kapp, salary 37 50 Eli W. Moore, salary 12 50 Marvin Davenport, janitor 17 00 John Bohn, buryiug dogs 1 00 Ann Arbor Register, printing... 8 98 Seovill Mfff. Co., pólice buttons 2 36 E. B Pond, justice fees.. 2 50 American Express Co., express 1 30 Richmond & Backus Co., supplies 10 15 Glen V. Mills, postage 3 25 Ann Arbor Water Co., putting water in parks 32 52 C. E. Godfrey, freight and cartage 2 82 Michigan Telephone Co., telephone .. 45 Ann Arbor Savings Bank, accounts assigned 216 83 Wm. Herzog, burying dogs 5U Sid VV. Millard, printing 12 50 L. Rhode, wood 2 00 Total $ 1,470 63 SEWER FUND. - Ann 'Arbor Savings Bank, accounts assigned & 143 E. W. Groves, salary 75 00 Sam. R. Pike, labor 9 50 Total - t 85 93 STREET FUND. Ann Arbor Savings Bank, accounts assigned $1,998 60 Glen V. Mills, accounts assigned 14 80 Willis Olney, labor 'l 00 Abraham Beek, team 3 00 Isaac Kowe, labor 75 Fred Sipley, account assigned 4 65 Adam J. Seyfried, labor.. 1 50 John H. Allmand, labor. 75 Henry Richards, coal 25 48 Esslinger Bros., repairs -. 1 65 EugeneB. Hall, coal 7 60 Hutzel & Co., supplies 1 83 C. Eberbach, supplies 2 70 John Goetz Je Son, account assigned .. 55 Geo. W. Sweet, account asigned 4 80 Hunter & Cbapin, repairs 2 V5 Atlantic Rofining Co., oil 19 10 D. HlBcoek & Son, gravel .. 3 30 A. R. Schmidt, repair6 - 4 92 Geo. F Key, salary 100 00 C. Eberbach, supplies 2 10 Daniel J. Koss, salary.. 66 66 James Harkins, supplies 2 44 James Donegan, repairs 11 35 James Tolbert, supplies - 108 46 Ann Arbor E. & B. Wks., castings 4 52 C. W. Gili, rooüng crusher 2 00 George II. Fisher, labor 40 20 Frank Sutherland, labor 40 95 Koch Bros., gravel and stone 19 90 Louis Kohde, labor and supplies 60 31 O. H. Butterüeld, overseer 24 50 Elias baddltjr, stone 12 00 State Savings Bank, account assigned, 1 20 Geo. W. Sweet, stone 12 80 George Stoll, stone 7 80 David J. Malloy, account assigned 80 Eberbach Hardware Co., account assigned 80 Fred Marken, stone 50 20 John Springrnann, stone 120 Total $2,690 12 BRIDGE, CULVERT AND CROSSWALK FÜND. Ann Arbor Savings Bank accounts assigned t 127 29 Sam Fike, labor 12 50 Eberbach Hardware Co., account assigned .-., 1 00 John Baumgardner, labor 15 30 C. E. Godfrey, drayage 25 ElmerL. Brown, plank 127 72 E. W . Groves, dirt : H Ö0 8. Wood&Co, lumber 4142 National Sewer Pipe Co., briok 190 74 Anñ Arbor Kailroad, ïreight 98 01 Total $ 628 83 PÓLICE FUND. ZenasSweet, salary $ 65 00 David Colli s, salary 5'JOO George Isbell, salary 50 00 John O'Mara, salary.. 50 00 Reuben Armbruster, salary 50 00 Total 8 265 00 ' FIRE DEPARTMENT FOND, Fred Sipley, salary $ 60 00 C. A. Edwarde, salary 50 00 W.H. McLaren, salary 50 Oii Max Wittlinger, salary 50 00 Albert West, salary. 50 0i) Eugene Williams, salary 50 00 Herman Kirn. salary 50 Oo Samuel McLaren, salary 5U 00 Charles Carroll, salary 20 00 Louis Hoelzle, salary 8 00 W. L. Schnierle, salary 8 00 Ed. Hoelzle, salary 8 00 Wm. Rettich, salary 8 00 George Hoelzle. salary 8 00 Mrs. Ream, washing 7 50 James Donegan, horse shoeing 7 20 D. J. Malloy, supplies 2 00 S. Wood &Co., shavings 3 30 PatGibney, hay 8 00 Fire & Water, subscription 3 00 KyerMilling Co., bran 180 Allmendinger & Schneider, bran 1 80 J. Jetter, hay -- 8 00 J. E. Harkins, supplies 7 99 Total $520 59 POOR FUND. Fred Sipley, ealary t 10 00 L. B. Densmore, wood 39 75 Ann Arbor Railroad, ireight 33 6ti E. Jaeger, meat 15 W. F. Lodholz, groceïies 2 37 Wm. H. Mclntyre, groceries 2 31 O. M. Martin, coffln ... 7 75 O'Hara. Hoyle & Co, groceries 2 00 C. Rinsey, groceries 10 IA Rin8ey & Seabolt, groceries 11 57 L. Rohde, wood 6 45 W. F. Stimson, groceries - 4 48 Wahr & Miller, shoes 2 00 Total , il 33 23 CEMETERY FÜND. M. Garlinehouse, labor $ 9 45 Willis Clark, labor 1 50 Wm.Wheeler, labor. 3 00 Nel6on Garlinsrhouse, labor i "0 Elliot Williams, labor 3 75 Newtoa Felcb, assigned to Alvin Felch 5 55 Total $ 26 75 REC.VPITÜLATION. Contingent fund $ 3470 63 Sewer, general 85 03 Street 2,690 12 Bridge, Culvert and Crosswalk- 628 b'd Pólice 265 00 Fire Department 520 59 Poor 133 23 Cemetery 26 75 Total $ 5,621 08 Respectfully submitted, Arthur Brown, Harrison Soule, Michael Grossman, Oommittee on Finance. Adopted as follows: Yeas - Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. To the Common Council. Your Ccrnmittee on Finance would report that they have taken into consideration the balance on hand in the several funds, and the amount of money necessary to be raised ior the necessary expenditures of such funds during the coming year and have prepared and submit for the consideration of this Council the proper resolution making such appropriation. Respectfully submitted, Arthur Brown, Harrison Soule, M. Grossmann, Committee on Finance. By Aid. Brown. Resolved, That the sum of $34,200.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated and levied upon and assessed against the taxable property of the City of Ann Arbor for the several regular funds of the city for the fiscal year 1897 and 1898 and the same be and is hereby apportioned to the several funds as follows: To the Street Fund the sum of $15,000 00 To the Fire Department Fund the sum oí 7,000 00 To the Pólice Fund the sum oí 3,000 011 To the Poor Fund the sum of 2,500 00 To the Water Fund the sum of 6,000 0Ü To the Cemetery Fund the sum of 100 00 The balance and remainder thereof to the (JontiBKent Fund 600 00 Resolved, That the sum of $3420.00 be and the same is hereoy appropriated levied and assessed uiider anü by virtue of the act of the legislature authorizing the same for the purpose of paying the interest on and the installmeut of principal to the University Aid Bonü Fund. Whereas, it appears and is hereby determined that to enable the City of Ann Arbor during the year of 1897 and 1898 to keep and maintain in good order and repair the several bridges, culverts and crosswalks a sum of money in the excess of the per cent authorised to be raised under the authority granted by the Charter is and will be necessary, therefore Resolved, That by virtue of the authority granted to this Council by the general law of' the State, the sum of $501)000 be and the same is hereby appropriated. levieü and assessed on the taxable property aforesaid for the bridge, cuivert and crosswalk fund, for the purpose of keeping and maintaining in good order and repair, the several bridges, culverls and crosswalks in the city. Resolved, that the sum of $3200.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated, levied and assessed under and by virtue of the act of the legislature, authorizing the same for the purpose of paying the interest on and the installmeut of principal of the main sewer bonds. Resolved, and it is hereby ordered that the several sums of money aforeContinued on Next Page. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. .Continued froni Precedlng Page. said be assessed on and upon the taxable property of the City of Ann Arbor and spread on the tax roll of said City tor the year 1897 and tor the fiscal year of 1897 and 1898 for the several puiposes aforesaid, that all the several sums of money aforesaid be assessed, levied and collected, paid into the City ïreasury for the seyeraL purposes and on account of the several sums aforesaid. Resolved, furtker that the City Clerk do certify the aforesaid resolutions of appropriations and assessments to the City Assessor, and that when certiñed the City Assessor do spread the sum of money aforesaid on the tax roll of the City of Ann Arbor i'or the year 1897 and assess the same against the taxable property of the said City as the sum has been set down in and assessed on thesaid City tax roll and against the owners of said property pursuant to law. Adopted as follows, Yeas- Aid. Mooie, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandrwarker, lihodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth. Cady, Pres. Luick- 14. Nays- None. To the Common Council. Resolved, That the salaries of the City Officials be fixed for the ensuiug year as follows: City Engineer.. Y1,200 00 per year City Assessor 1,000 CO " dtyoietit j- j i,ouo üo " City .-ntorney BW 00 " " Street Coinmissioner 800 00 ' " City Marshal 75 00 per month Patrolman 50 00 " " City Treasurer 100 00 per year City Physician 100 00 " Health Öfficer 150 00 " " luspector of Board of Health 100 00 " Eemaining member of Board or Health 50 00 " " Be it f urtber resolved, That in case of a meeting of the Common Council or any Corninittee thereof during the ime that the ofBce of the City Cierk hould be open for the transaction of )usiness, that he be required to keep a eputy in the office without expense to ;he City of Ann Arbor. And further, hat he be required to f urnish at his wa expense a typewriter operator to lo the typewriting in connection with he City Clerk's office. Resolved, That in consideration of he above salaay, the Ciiy Attorney is equired to attend to all the legal busiíess of the City aud to furnish any aditional counsel in any case in which he City may be interested, without xpeüse to the City of Ann Albor. Resolved, That in consideration of he above salary, the Chief ot' Pólice hall be required to furnish a horse nd carriage for the use of the Pólice Department, without expense to the Jity of Ann Arbor. Eespectfully submitted, Arthur Brown, Hai'rison Söule, M. Grossrnann, Coinuiittee on Finance. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vanlawarker, Rhodes, Spathelí, Soule, )anforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. ORDINANCE. Chairman Cady presented the Ordinance entitled ''Ad Ordinance Relative o the Pavement of Streets" which was jlaced upon its thir.d reading by secáons. Aid. Brown moved toamend seotion 3 y inserting the words "the constructen thereof per front foot" in place of 'advertisement" in the fifth line. Aid. Koch moved as an amendment ;hat the paving ordinance be postponed until the next regular session. Adopted. SEWERS. fo the Common Council : Your Committee on Sewers to whom was referred the petition of certain property owners on West Liberty-st. asking for the construction of a lateral sewer on and along said street would report that on the 2nd day of June 1897 your committee sat ai the office of the City Clerk f rom 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., according to a notice duly published in the official newspapers of the City of Ann Arbor, for the purpose of hearing persons interested in said sewer construction. From the facts there obtained your committee are of the opinión that the building of a lateral sewer on and along said West Liberty street running west from the Main Sewer to the east line of South Ttb street is a necessary public improvement and would therefore recommend that the City Engineer be directed to draw plans, profile and estimate for the construction of the same and submit said plans, profile and estimate to this Council at the next regular session. Respectfully submitted, John Kocb, Geo. W. Sweet, Horace P. Danforth, George Spathelf jr., Frank Vandawarker, Geo. L. Moore. Harrison Soule. Committee on Sewers. Aid. Hamilton moved that the report be laid on the table until the next regular session. Lost as follows: Yeas- Aid. Hamilton, Grossman, Vandawarker - 3. Nays - Aid. Moore, Koch, Dell, Sweet Brown, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Oady, Pres Luick- 11. Whereupon the report was adopted as iollows: Yeas- Aid. Moore, Koch, Dell, Sweet Brown, Vandawarker, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth. Cady, Pres. Luick - 11. liays - Aid. Hamilton, Grossman, Rhodes- 3. STKEETS To the Common Council. Your Committee on Streets would recommend that the gutter on the south si de of Ann street along the Nye prop erty be paved. And further your committee woulc recommend that the gutter on the eas side of State street be raised so as to throw the water north from William street also that the Street Commission er furnish dirt and paving stone for lawn extensión and gutter along the west side of 13th between Hurou and Ann. Respectfully submitted, Geo. L. Moore, G. C. Rhodes, M. Grossman, Harrison Soule, C. H. Cady, J. C. Dell, Arthur Brown. Committee on Streets. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid: Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweot, Brown, Vanawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danfonh, Cady, Pres. Luick- 14. Naya - None. 'o the Couomon Couacil : Your Committee on Sidewalks would ecotnmend that stone or cement sidevalks be ordered oonstructed on and long the following streets and in front f the following property. On the south and west side of the Dost Office building the property Of J. E. Beal. On the south side of Liberty street long the side of Mack& Co. Furniture, roperty of Wm. Aprill. On the west side of S. State in front f 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52, the property of ohn Nickels, Fred J. Schleede and JYancis M. Hamilton. On the northeast side of Washtenaw Ave. between Geddes Ave. and Wilmot, ie property of W. D. Harriman, A. J. teadmaD, Armstrong occupant and F.. mith. On the northeast side of Packard in ront of 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, the property f Butterñeld. Schairer, Hallock, Woodard, and Sebring. And that plank sidewalks be ordered onstructed on nd along the following treets and in front oí the following roperty: On the nort.heast side of Oakland Ave )etween Hiil and Tappan. In front of 4 and 6 Miller Ave, the roperty of Mrs. Dietas and J. G. Staeb. On the west side of Thompson beween Madison and Packard the propery of F. L. Parker, Est. On the west side of Miner between Telen and Hscock. In front of and by the side of 39, 12th: he property of M. W. Blake. By the side of 8 Miller Ave. the proprty of Wm. Clancy. On the east side of Pontiac from ones north in front of the Gates Estáte. And that the following sidewalks be rdered repaired : On the southwest side of Geddes Ave rom Washtenaw ave east, the property f W. D. Harriman. On the south side of Madison between Packard and Thompson and on the east Lde of Packard between Madison and Thompson the property of F. L. Parker istate. On the west side of Wall in front of 8 the property of J. L. Babcock. On the east side of East University Ave in front of 13. On the north side of Geddes Ave in ront of the property of John Phillips. And further your Committee would ecommend that the petition for a sidewalk on the west side of Linden street je denied. And further your Committee would ecommend that brick crosswalks be rdered across S. University Ave on .he east side of State and on the west ide of E. University Ave. That plank crosswalks be ordered on ;he northeast side of Packard across iill and on the north side of Madison cross Packard. And that the following crosswalks be rdered repaired : On the northeast side of Packard cross Madison. In front of S. C. A. Building. On the north side of Jefferson across State. On the north side of Monroe across 2th. On the nortbeast side of .Washtenaw Ave across Geddes Ave. Respectfully submitted, F. M. Hamilton, John Koeh, Frank Vandawarker, Geo. W. Sv eet, Geo. Spathelf, Jr., H. P. Danforth. Committee on Sidewalks. Adopted as follows : Yeas- Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Van'awarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Janforth.Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None, BOSDS. ?o the Common Council. Your Committee, on Bonds would re)ort that they have had the following )ond under consideration and would recommend its adoution. Farmers & Mechamos Bank as Principie - Chas. E. Green, Wm. C. Stevens, John V. Sheehan. O. M. Víartin. Moses Seabolt, J. E. Beal, D. F. Schairer, Chas. S. Miller, G. F. AllmeDdinger, F. H. Belser and Arnbrose Kcarney as sureties. Respectfully submitted, Frank VandawarKer, C. H. Cady, Michael Grossman. Committee on Bonds. Adopted as follows : Yeas -- Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Grossman, Koeh, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vandawp.rker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays - None. EEPORTS OF SPEC IAL COMMITTEES. The special Committee's on Gravel, 3-arbage and Boulevards asked for furthsr time which was upon motion granted. KEPORT OF CITY OFFICERS. To the Honorable the Common Council of the City oj Ann Arbor: Gentlemen: - This is to certify that there was on deposit in this bank to the credit of Edward L. Seyler, on the 31 st day of May, 1897, the suin fortyseven hundred twenty-one aud 44-100 dollars, $4721.45. Yours Respectfully, Ann Arbor Savings Bank Respectfully Yours, M. J. Fritz, Asst. Cashier. Ann Arbor, Mich., May 31, 1897. CITY TREASDRER'S REPORT. Balance on hand, last report... $ 5UÜ2 32 MONEY RECEIVED. Contingent Fund County Treasurer ï HO 34 Cemetery fuud Uarlenhouse N 2 50 Delinquent Tax Fund Taxes 1895 6 98 Taxes 1896 9)9 School District No. 1. County Treasurer 1422 40 J588 2 Total 5 4074 1 MONEY DISBURSED. Contingent fund $1526 75 Street fuud 1136 60 Poor fund 171 5 Bridge, Culvert and Crosswalk fund 38 Pólice fuud 377 50 Firemen's fund 517 40 City Cemetery fund 23 85 State Dog Tax 25 25 3898 32 Total i 7772 43 BALANCE ON HAND onünsrcnt fuud S 815 24 treet fund 899139 'oor fuud 6ü2 99 iridiie, (Julvert. and Crosswalk fund 2(334 4S ollcefund 220 12 iremeu's fund 1516 02 ity Oeuietery fund 44 75 Vaterfund 1724 90 )og Tax fund 220 üO Delinquent Tax Fund 1607 85 tate Dog Tax 267 75 chool District No. 1 142 40 $ 6079 53 13851 96 6Ü79 53 Total 17772 43 SEWER REPORT. April 30. Balance on hana...i 12266 85 MONEY RECEIVED. lny IS. To Main Sewer Ct. House Oo. T S 250 00 lay 4. To Tax Acc't. Laterat Sewer No. 3 21 53 [ay 5. To Tax Acc't. Lateral Sewer No. 5 99 04 [ay 1. To Delinqeunt Sewer Tax No. 2 7 24 377 81 Total 12644 66 HONEY DISBURSED. lay 31. Hy Main Sewer warrants paid $ 127 54 127 54 Balance on hand 12517 12 BALANCE ON HAND. lay 31. JMain sewer 5 9542 87 Labor acc't lateral sewer Dist. No. 1 39 90 Tax ac't lateral sewer Dist. No. 1 53 49 Labor ac't lateral sewer Dist.No. 2 27 28 Tax account lateral sewer dj Dist. No. 2 208 53 □ Labor ac't lateral sewer Dist. No. 3 8138 33 Tax account lateral sewer Dist. No. 3 863 24 Labor ac't lateral sewer Dist. No. 4 315 03 Tax account lateral sewer Dist No. 4 681 79 Labor ac't lateral sewer Dist.No. 5 86S 8fl Tax account lateral sewer DistNoö 4547 61 Labor ac't lateral sewer Dist. No. 6 3 95 Uucollected Sewer Tax.... 14 51 $15935 27 3413 15 3518 15 Balance on hand $12517 12 Respeotfully submitted, Edward L. Seyler, Treasurer. RESOLUTIONS. By Aid. Brown. Resolved by the Comrnon Council of ae City of Arm Arbor that the twentyae telephones to be furnishcd by the STew State TelephoDe Co., to the Dity oí Ann Arbor, be located as ollows in accordance with the Ordiance granted by the City of Ann Ar)0r to the New State Telephone Co. Pres. Luick - E. William at resience. , Aid. Moore - S. División at resisence. Aid. Hamiiton- S. 5th-ave., at resience. ' Aid. Grossman- 87 W. Liberty at esidence. Aid. Koch - S. Ashley at residence. Aid. Dell- W. Huron at office. Aid. Sweet- 10 N. 4th ave. Aid. Brown - Abstract office. Aid. Vandawarker- 16 N. Fifth-ave. Aid Rhodes- (53 Broadway. Aid. Spathelf - cor. Wall and Broaaway. Aid. Coon - Washtenaw ave., resience. Aid. Soule- S. University ave., resienoe. Aid. Danforth- Oakland ave., at esidence. Aid. Cady - Packard, residence. Fire Department. City Attorney's Office. City Clerk's Offices. Street Ccrmmissioners residence. City Clerk's residence. Mayor's residence. Adopted as follows: Yeas- Aid. Moore, Hamiiton, Grossman, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Brown, Vanlawarker, Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Cady, Pres. Luick - 14. Nays- None. On motion the Council adjourned. City Clerk.