NOVEMBER 6, 1899. 251

Council Chamber , Ann Arbor, Mich , Nov. 6, 1899,

2 o'clock p . m. Adjourned meet ing of Board of Rev iew

of special assessment roll for Pav ing District No . 3.

Called to order by Pres . Seabol t . Rol l ca l l . Absent—Aid. Die ter le , Koch, Grose ,

Howell . T h e Clerk read the affidavit of Lega l

Publicat ion for the said Board of Rev iew, which was rece ived and o rdered filed.

By Aid. H a m i l t o n : Resolved, T h a t the City Clerk be in­

structed to m a k e the official repor t of the action of the Board of Rev iew on the special assessment roll for Pav ing Dis­trict No, 3 to the Common Council .

On motion the Board adjourned. J A M E S E . H A R K I N S ,

.,, " Clerk of Board of Rev iew.

,; Council Chamber s , A n n Arbor , Mich., Nov. 6, 1899.

R e g u l a r session. Pres . Seabol t be ing absent , Aid . Coon

was cal led to the chair . Rol l cal l . Q u o r u m presen t . Absent—Aid. Grose, Howel l , S tevens ,

P res . Seabolt . Minutes of previous mee t ing read and

approved .

P E T I T I O N S A N D C O M M U N I C A -^ , T I O N S . A communica t ion from the Mayor

appoin t ing George H . F i sche r as spec ia l opera house po l iceman received and approved .

E n t e r e d — P r e s . Seabolt . T h e communica t ion from the Board

recommending an appropr i a t ion of $150 to purchase br ick for crosswalks was re­ceived, and on mot ion of Aid. Coon was allowed, as follows:

Yeas—Aid. R icha rds , Hami l ton , Diet­erle, Koch, Ex inge r , R o h d e , Brown,Van-dawarker , W e e k s , Coon, Bliton, P re s . Seabolt .—12.

Nays—None . , . En te red—Aid . Howel l .

Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 6, 1899. To the Common Counci l :

T h e unders igned City Clerk, in pursu­ance of the direct ions of this Council , sit t ing as a Board of Rev iew of the spe­cial assessment roll for Pav ing Distr ic t No. 3, respectfully repor t tha t the Board of Rev iew met at the Council C h a m b e r on the 6th day of November , instant , and making no change in the said specia l

assessment roll, o rde red the same to be repor ted to the Common Counci l .

All of which is respectful ly submi t t ed . J A M E S E . H A R K I N S ,

Clerk. Aid . Brown moved that the roll s tand

confirmed. Carr ied . Peti t ion of S. A. Moran a n d and seve­

ral o thers for a s idewalk and crosswalk on W a j n u t s treet received and referred to Sidewalk Commi t t ee .

FINANCE.

Your Commit tee on F inance have had the following bills under considerat ion and would r ecommend their a l lowance and that war ran ts be d r awn for the same

Ann Arbor , Mich., Oct. 30th, 1899. To the Common Council :

Gent lemen:—Your Commi t t ee on P i -nance , would repor t t h a t they have h a d the following bills u n d e r cons idera t ion , and would r ecommend the i r a l lowance a n d t h a t w a r r a n t s be d r a w n for the same .

-Respectfully submi t t ed , F . M. H A M I L T O N , E M M E T T COON, A R T H U R B R O W N , Commit tee on F inance .

C O N T I N G E N T F U N D .

Geo. F . Key, s a l a r y $ 100 00 E. L. Seyler, s a l a r y 83 34 J. E . H a r k i n s , s a l a r y 83 34 E . B. Norr is , s a l a r y 50 00 Oscar I-iUick, s a l a ry 8 34 M. E . Eas t e r l y , s a l a r y 20 00 Marv in Davienport, s a l a r y 6 25 Mrs. C. A. Green, ren t ' 29 17 Eli W. Moore, s a l a r y 12 50 Dr. W. A. Spitzley, s a l a r y 25 00 H e n r y B. Dodsley, s a l a ry 25 W Dr. E. A. Clark, s a l a r y 37 50 The N e w Sta te Telphone Co.,

r en ta l 39 00 H e n r y RichardS; coal 16 25 Eng inee r ing Record, adv ' t i s ing 5 60 Holmes livery, hack 25 I d a Pulc ipher , s t enograph ic

w o r k 4 00 Pos ta l Te legraph Cable Co., tel­

egraphing" 3 29 M. E. Eas t e r ly , p a r k work . . . . 12 30 W a s h t e n a w E v e n i n g Times,

p r in t ing 77 62 Sid W. Millard, p r in t ing 8 25 Daniel Hiscock & Son, coal . . . . 13 00 A. A. Elec t r ic L igh t Co., l ight ­

ing 627 5S Char les F . Meyers, p r i n t i n g . . . . 3 25 E . F . Mills, 25 y a r d s c r a s h 1 13

252 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

A. A. S a v i n g s B a n k , a c c o u n t s a s s i g n e d

J. B . H a r k i n s , s t a m p s 3 75 iVL. E . E a s t e r l y , to 20 h o u r s ' p a r k

w o r k 3 00

T o t a l $1,298 71 A. A. S a v i n g s b a n k , expense s

of Seyler a n d L u i c k to G r a n d R a p i d s 15 85

George A. Cook, r e c o r d i n g w a r ­r a n t y deed 3 50

E . L. Seyler, for c le r ica l w o r k 35 00

$1,353 06 • S T R E E T F U N D .

Dan ie l J . Ro&s, s a l a r y $ 66 67 H e r m a n Krapf , w o r k for Mr .

R o s s W m . M c l n t y r e , J r . , h a n d w o r k J a m e s Mason , ho r se a n d w a g o n J a m e s Mason , hor se a n d w a g o n M a r t i n Broch loche r , h a n d w o r k

on M a i n St. p a v e m e n t F . S. Gaeckle . h a n d w o r k Michael W i l l i a m s , h a n d w o r k

on M a i n St. p a v e m e n t J o h n Sla ter , J r . , h a n d w o r k . . . W i l l i a m L a m b o r n , h a n d w o r k . J a m e s Wil l iams^ h a n d w o r k . . F r a n k Schul tz , h a n d w o r k . . . . G u s t a v e W a l t e r s , h a n d w o r k . . Michael H e s s i o n , h a n d w o r k . . . T h o m a s E a g l e , h a n d w o r k . . . T h o m a s H a n n o n , h a n d w o r k . . J o s e p h Y o u n g b a u r , h a n d w o r k AVilliam K u e h n , h a n d w o r k . . . Chr i s t Bonn in , h a n d w o r k F r e d e r i c k ITlrich, h a n d w o r k . . J o h n Ca rme l l a , h a n d w o r k . . . . P e t e r H a n s o n , h a n d w o r k Cha r l e s H e n t z , h a n d w o r k . . . D. S w a n n , h a n d w o r k J o h n H o l k y , h a n d w o r k P e t e r R o d g e r s , t e a m A l b e r t R o h d a , c a r t J o h n Ki t t l e , t e a m B e n n e t t F r e n c h , t e a m W i l l i a m B u r y , t e a m Michael H e r e y , t e a m Wi l l i a s Clark , f o r e m a n Cha r l e s J a n o w s k i , l a b o r S a m u e l Heffelbower , h a n d w o r k J o h n Collins, s t one m a s o n J o h n Sla te r , t e a m George Schil ley, t e a m W m . Ai-nold, 75 l oads of g r a v e l E . D. Kel ley , g r a v e l Godfrey G o k e n b a c h , h a n d w o r k J o h n Mason , t e a m E d w a r d Ross , f o r e m a n George Spathelf , 56 l o a d s g r a v e l

9 28 55 10

40 21

40 5 8 8 8 18 32 36 S 9

33 3 23 35

3 3 17 25 57 51 13 12 16 43 32 3

85 20 50 ?.o

50 00

50 25 25 25 35 75 6S 00 63 75 75 75 55 2b 75 75 75 25 50 25 45 50 10 50 75 25 00

14 20 25 16 9

145

41 36 5

50 50 00 80 75 10 80 60

8 40 1 85

28 00 4 00 25

27 90 19 65 2 90

10 80

J o h n B r o w n , 84 loads g r a v e l . . . J o h n Behn , 35 feet t a r w a l k . . W m . H . R i c h m o n d , cemen t

w a l k s S. T. Sweet , r e p a i r i n g rol ler J . J . W e s t , one t r i p of d r a y F r a n k L. S u t h e r l a n d , h a n d la­

bor E d w a r d Hil l , h a n d w o r k E s s l i n g e r Bros . , r e p a i r w o r k . . D. E . H a n d , l a b o r on c r o s s w a l k

s l a b s

T h e Moore H a r d w a r e Co., s tone h a m m e r

J a m e s D o n e g a n , r e p a i r w o r k . . M u e h l i g & Schmid , suppl ies . . J . P . J u d s o n , s i d e w a l k w o r k . . . . Dan ie l C r a w f o r d , 32 loads pavi-

ing s tone George Becks , l a b o r

A. A. S a v i n g s B a n k , a c c o u n t e ass igned— J o h n S l a t e r W m . M c l n t y r e , J r S a m u e l Heffe lbower F r a n k H o w a r d Michae l Seery Michae l H e s s i o n F r a n k S c h u l t z George Mills P e t e r R o d g e r s J a m e s M a s o n J o h n H o l k y W i l l i a m L a n b o r n A l b e r t R o h d e

Geo . H e a l e y J o h n C a r m e l l a J o h n C a r m e l l a W i n . K e u h n E d w a r d R o s s

George Schib ley E d w a r d Hil l

T h o m a s E a g l e J a m e s W i l l i a m s J o h n K i t t l e TVillis C l a r k M a r t i n B r o c h l a c h e r F r e d e r i c k U l r i c h D a v i d B a u m g a r d n e r Michae l H e a r y Lev i W a l k e r J o h n S l a t e r Michae l W i l l i a m s J o h n Ph i l l i p s G u s t a v e W a l t e r s J a c o b K a t z F r a n k S c h u l t z E d w a r d R o s s T h o m a s E a g l e

Total $973 13

2 40

10 45 10 87 27 25

32 00 10 50

16 50 9 00 12 75 1 50 1 50 9 00 9 00 1 50 16 50 15 00 7 50 9 00 27 50

3 00 6 00 9 00 9 00 10 50

16 50 7 50

9 00 7 50 3 00 7 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 3 60 9 00 16 50 9 00 3 75 7 50 9 00 7 50 8 75 7 50

'NOVEMBER 6, 1899. 253

Don Mclntyre, labor

George H. Fischer

42 15

$1,020 28 17 85

Total *V038 l:; F I R E D E P A R T M E N T F U N

Fred Sipley, salary C. A. Edwards, salary W. H. McLaren, salary Max Whitlinger. salary Albert West, salary Eugene Williams, salary Herman Kirn, salary Samuel McLaren, salary Charles Andrews, salary Charles Carroll, salary H. C. Exinger, 3 window shades Ed. Hoelzle. salary A. W- Sorg, salary Geo. Hoelzle. salary Ed. Hill, salary Ralph Edwards, salary Seabolt Bros, supplies Henry Richards, coal Martin Haller, pillow Pat Gibney. hay C Culyer. oats Goodale & Co., bran Allmendinger & Schneider, oats. Charles Andrews, i single har­

ness Henne&Stanger. window shades Fred Sipley, freight on supplies.. H. D. Edwards & Co.. hose rings Jatnes Donegan, horse-shoeing.. . Geo. W. Sweet, oats Mrs. Ream, washing

D. 60 00 55 00 50 00 50 00 50 GO 50 00 50 00 50 00 45 00 20 00

75 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00

1 53 29 37

90 24 43 27 75

2 40 IS 00

5 II

00 00 IS

6 00 6 60 6 00 6 00

Total : $662 88 P O L I C E F U N D .

Wm. Gerstner, salary $75 00 John Armbruster, salary 50 00 David Collins, salary 50-00 George Isbell, salary ' . . . 50 00 John O'Mara, salary So 00 Clarence Tice, special police 2 00 Henry Herithem, special police.. 2 00 Bert Krause. special police 2 00 M. C. Peterson, special police... . 6 00 George Fischer, special pol ice. . . . 8 00 Wm. Gerstner. postage i 00 Michigan Tel. Co.. Chief tel. to

Grand Rapids 70 New ^tate Tel. Co., Tel by Isbell 10 New State Tel. Co., Tel by Isbell 10 Charles F. Meyers, printing for

Marshal 70 Asa Allen, To conveying 2 pris­

oners to jail I 00

P O O R F U N D .

Fred Sipley, salary Bigalki & Reule, groceries E. Dieterle, i burial J. Goetz, Jr., groceroes J. Goetz & Son, groceries Goodyear & Co., medicine A. Hagen, groceries .•. G. Hoeffer, groceries A. Kearney, groceries A. G. Koch groceries W. P. Liudholz, groceries Phil. O'Hara, milk Parsons & Co.. groceries C. Rinsey, groceries Rinsey & Seabolt. groceries H. Richards, coal Seabolt & Seabolt, grocer ies . - . . . Geo. Snathelf, meat Geo. W. Sweet, flour Schumacher & Miller, medicine.. K^. W. Vogel. meat L. C. W^einmann, meat C. Zirn. meat Eberbach Hardware Co., wood. . Goodale & Co.. wood H. J. Brown, i prescription James J. Quarry, prescriptions... E. E. Calkins, prescriptions, etc..

10 00 4 90

10 00 4 04 3 45 1 8 0 8 00 4 0 0 3 00 3 40

10 02 2 00 4 50 4 92

0 0 50 69 95 12 SO 32 30 13

6 6 8 3 21 00

25 I 45 I 50

6 6 I 2 I

Total $184 57

W A T E R F U N D .

A. A. Water Co., To changing fire hydrant and connecting flush tank $44 iS

Business Men's Ass'n, sprinkling street around court house, etc.. 245 00

Total $289 I

CITY C E M E T E R Y F U N D .

Nelson Garlinghouse. labor

S T A T E DOG T A X F U N D . John Robinson, burying dog 5 Toseph Blackbourne. burying cat. Wm. Gerstner, burying cat A. A. Sayings Bank, accounts as­

signed

25

SO SO 50

SO

Tot^l ,,.,., $298 60

Total $2 00

G E N E R A L S E W E R F U N D .

Tubus Funke, care ol sewers $S3 00 Bert Krause. inspector 10 00 Thos. McHugh. labor 3 75 M. C. R. R. Co., freight on i

sewer casting 25 M. C. R. R. Co., freight on cast­

ings and covers 39 Hutzel & Co., sunplies 34 04

254 C O U N C I L P R O C B E D I N G S ,

^^. A. Savings Bank, accounts as­signed

J. G. Berchfield, 2 trips with dray 80 Ot to Haas , labor . . .., i 50 Jul ius Funke , care of s e w e r s . . . . 9 00 Geo. H . Fischer, inspection of

sewer ^ . . 15 00 Geo. H . Fischer, insnection of

sewer 13 00

Tota l - $120 -jz P A V I N G D I S T . N O . 3 F U N D .

Geo. H . Fischer, inspector $12 75 F r a n k L. Suther land, inspector. . 15 00 T h o m a s Hanan , sor t ing b r i c k . . . . 8 70

. %Z^ 45

;i,298 71 1,497 95

662 88 298 184 44 8 92 36

60 57 18 25 1^ 45

Total R E C A P I T U L A T I O N .

Contingent Fund ! Street Fund Bridffe, Culvert and Crosswalk

Fund Firemen 's Fund Police F u n d Poor Fund Wate r Fund City Cemetery F u n d General Sewer F u n d •. . . Pav ing Dist. No. 3 F u n d

Total ., $4,115 62 On motion of Aid. Brown the bills as

read were allowed and war r an t s ordered drawn.

Adopted as fol lows: Yeas—Aid. Richards , Hami l ton , Die-

terle, Koch, Ex inger , Rohde, Brown, Vandawarke r , W e e k s , Howel l , Coon, Bliton. Pres . Seabolt.—13.

Nays—None. T h e following bil ls were p r e s e n t e d : E . L. Seyler for a r r ang ing new set of

T reasu re r ' s books , e tc . Mr. P icka rd ' s for bu i ld ing cement ap ­

proaches , etc. Mich igan T e l e p h o n e Co., rental for

t e lephones . City E n g i n e e r ' s for repa i r ing instru­

men t . T h e above to be deferred for one mon th . Hutzel (S: Co.'s for steet work, $50.00. Same referred to Board of Publ ic

W o r k s . Ann Arbor , Mich,, Nov. 6th, 1899

T o the Common Counci l : Gen t l emen—Your Commi t t ee on Side­

walks have had the following walks un­der considerat ion and would r e c o m m e n d the bui ld ing of the following:

A br ick walk on the west side of T h a y e r s treet across Monroe s treet .

A p lank walk across Olivia a v a n u e on south side of Hi l l s t reet .

A br ick crosswalk on south side of Wil­l iams, across 3d and 4th s t reets .

Respec t fu l ly submi t t ed , F R A N K V A N D A W A K E R , H . C . E X I N G E R , H E N R Y B L I T O N , H E N R Y R I C H A R D S , S I M O N D I E T E R L E , J R .

A id . Brown m o v e d its adopt ion. A d o p t e d as follows:

Yeas—Aid. R i c h a r d s , Hamil ton , Diet-erle, Koch , Ex inge r , R h o d e , Brown, Van-de rwarke r , W e e k s , Howel l , Coon, Bliton, Pres . Seabolt.—-13.

Nays—None . Ann Arbor , Nov. 6th, 1898.

T o the Common Counci l : Your C o m m i t t e e on Bonds have had

unde r cons idera t ion the bond of Edward Clancy, p r inc ipa l , with W m . L. Clancy and John Laugh l in , sureties, which we r e c o m m e n d the a p p r o v a l of.

R e s p e c t r u l l y submi t t ed , H . C . E X I N G E R , J O H N K O C H , H E N R Y R I C H A R D S .

To trie Common Council: The undersigned beg leave to submit the

following report relative to the sum asked by the owners of property to release the right of way for the proposed alley running north and south through block three south, range four east in the City of Ann Arbor.

The following named persons will release the right of way without compensation, to wit: Jacob Laubengayer, Mack & Schmid, and Andrew Muehlig; and the following named persons for the sum set next after their name:

Sophia and Christina Bross $200 oo William H. Freeman 200 00 John Lindenschraidt 100 00 George W. Moore..., 450 00 M. Millward 75 00 John Allen , 150 00 Mrs. Behr 840 00 Frederick Bross 150 00

The following persons will convey the right of way if exempt from taxation: Ralph Whiting and John Wagner.

In the estate of Mary Richmond there was no person able to answer, and Conrad Georg declines to set any price.

Respectfully submitted, E. B. NoRRls,

City Attorney. . Dated Nov. 6, 1899. Received and ordered filed.

By Alderman Koch: Whereas, at a meeting of the Common

Council held at the Council Chambers on the

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NOVEMBER 6, 1899. 255 l8th day of September, A. D. , iSgg, th i s ' Common Council ordered a certain public alley to be laid out and established within the corporate limits of the City of Ann Ar- j bor, Michigan, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of lot number fifteen in block number three south of Huron street in range four cast according to the plat of the village (now City) of Ann Arbor, running thence east eight feet; thence south parallel with the line of lots to William street; thence west sixteen feet; thence north parallel with the line of lots to a point twenty-two feet south of the south line of lot one in said block; thence northerly to a point ten feet west of the southeast corner of said lot one; thence north to Liberty street; thence east ten feet; thence south to the place of beginning.

Therefore, be it resolved and this Common Council hereby declares that all of the costs and expense attending the establishment of such public improvement, including the costs of the right of way and of the condemnation proceedings to procure the same, shall be charged against and is hereby ordered to be assessed on and against the lands, tenements and premises in and situate in the specia assessment district hereinafter designated, and that the lands, tenements and premises situate in the said special assessment district are in the opinion of the Common Council benefitted to the full extent of all of the cost of such public improvement.

Resolved further, that the special assess­ment district upon which the cost and ex­pense of such public improvement shall be levied and assessed according to the benefits coming therefrom to each parcel thereof, is hereby fixed and determined as follows, to-wit:

All of the lands, lots and parts of lots, tenements and premises in and contained in block number three south of Huron street, range four east according- to the plat of the village (now City) of Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Aid. Coon moved to adopt the above reso-lution and have same filed. Carried.

By Aid. Koch: Whereas, at a meeting of the Common

Council, held at the Council Chambers in the city of Ann Arbor, on the i8th day of Sep­tember, A. D . , 1899, it was among other things ordered, that a certain public alley be laid out and established within the corporate hmits of the city of Ann Arbor, State of Michigan, and hereinafter particularly men­tioned and described.

And, whereas, this Common Council has been unable to procure or obtain the right of way for such public alley over the private lands by agreement with the owners thereof, or to procure by gift, purchase or otherwise

the necessary right of way for said public alley over the private property within the limits thereof. And it is deemed necessaay to cause to be instituted proceedings in con­demnation of such private property for pub­lic purposes.

Therefore, be it resolved, and this Com­mon Council does hereby declare, that the laying out and establishment of a public al­ley within the corporate limits of the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan, bounded and de­scribed as follows: Commencing at the north­west corner of lot number fifteen in Block number three, south of Huron street, range four east, according to the plat of the vil­lage (now city) of Ann Arbor; running thence east eight feet; thence south, parallel with the line of lots to William street; thence west sixteen feet; thence north, parallel with the line of lots, to a point twenty-two feet south of the south line of lot one in said Block; thence northerly to a point ten feet west of the southeast corner of said lot one; thence north to Liberty street; thence east ten feet; thence south to the place of begin­ning, is a necessary public improvement, and deem and hereby declare it to be necessary to take the private property lying within the limits thereof for such public improvement.

Resolved further, that the City Attorney be, and he is hereby directed to institute and carry on the nece sary condemnation pro­ceedings in the Circuit Court for jhe County of Washtenaw, Michigan, under chapter ninety of the compiled laws of the State of Michigan for the year 1897, in the name of the city of Ann Arbor and against the lands and the owners and occupants thereof, lying within the limits of such public alley, to the end that the private property lying within the limits of said public alley may be con­demned to public use.

On motion, the resolution was adopted as follows:

Yeas—Aid. Richards, Hamilton, Dieterle, Koch, Exinger, Rohde, Brown, Vanda-warker, Weeks, Howell, Coon, Bliton, Pres-Seabolt .—13.

Nays—None.

By A l d e r m a n B r o w n :

Resolved. T h a t the council will allow and ^av all s t reet labor claims where la­bor is pe r fo rmed u n d e r the direct ion of the s t reet commiss ioner , and duly cer t i ­fied by the P re s iden t of the B o a r d of Publ ic W o r k s and s treet commiss ioner , and also by the City Clerk over his own s igna ture , a n d all such o rde r s or cer t i -cates which shall or may be ass igned to the bank hav ing cus tody of city funds, w i thou t discount , in teres t the reon will be a l lowed from the date of payment .

256 C O U N C I L P K O C E E D I N G S ,

' Aid. Hami l ton moved a subst i tute tha t the mat te r be deferred for two weeks. Carried.

Repo r t of Board of H e a l t h received and ordered filed.

Re po r t of City Phys ic ian received and ordered filed.

Re po r t of City Marsha l received and o rde red filed.

R e p o r t of City Clerk received and ordered filed.

CITY T R E A S U R E R ' S R E P O R T .

A n n Arbor , Mich . , N o v . 1, 1899. Tlie fo l lowing is t h e C i t y T r e a s u r e r ' s

r e p o r t t o r t h e m o n t h e n d i n g O c t o b e r 31st, 1899:

CITY FUND. MONEY RECEIVED.

Contingent Fiind. HarKintn. J . K., licenses 8 11 00

Cemetery Pnnd. Harkins, J . E.. lot yold to l!?aac

Greenman . . .. 20 00 Harkins, J . E , lot sold to Gardner

estate 15 00 Doo: Fund.

Harkins. J . E . , licenses 6 00 F i re Fund .

Sipley, Fred, repair hose for Villao;e of Milan 50

Police Fund . Gerstner, Wm , fees 12 75 Daffy, J . L. , fines o 00

Street Fund. Harkins, J . E., warrants returned . 423 42 Transfer to Paving District No. 3 . . 101 63

Total S 595 30 Total amount on hand last r epor t . . . 3,(i06 94

Total $ 4,202 24

MONEY 1>ISBURSED, WARRANTS T A I D .

Brid<<e, culvert and crosswalk tund S 5^1 97 Contingent fund 1,576 96

* ' 75 1 00

637 37 109 52 276 60

City cemetery fund. State dog lax fund.. . F i re fund Poor " Po l i ce" S t r e e t " 1,809 29 Water " Gruner, Leonard.

9-( 78 300 00

Total iP .̂ .362 24 Overdraft 1,160 00

CONDITION OF CITY FUNDS NOV. 1, 1899.

ON HAND O V E R D ' W N Bridge, culv'rt and crossw'k fund $ 8,861 51

Contingent fund City cemetery fund 46 96 Dog licence fund 330 50 State dog tax 784 75 Delinquent tax fund Fire fund 5,691 77 Poor fund 1.773 52 Police fund 1,318 11 Street fund .. Uncollected City Tax fund.. Water fund 1.6 to 92 City, State, County and

School tax 5 8 30 Uncollected sidewalk t a x . . . 29 61

$ 5,084 56

1,174 51

3,938 20 14,9^d 16

Main Sewer Appropriat ion. . 3,000 00 Rejected tax 3 60

Total $24,035 45 J25,195 45 Overdraft 1,160 00

S E W E R FUND.

MONEY RECEIVED,

Tax account lateral sewer, No. 3, $ 24 01

Total s 24 01 Balance on hand last report . 3,713 58

Total S 3.737 69

MONEY DISBURSED, WARRANTS P A I D .

Main sewer fund i 5,596 87

Total s 5.596 87 Overdraft 1,859 28 CONDITION OF SEWER FUNDS. NOV. 1, 1899.

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fund t lat.

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DR.

39 90 169 65

5,805 82

a36 21

1,375 2t

CR. S 4,904 71

27 28 719 90

1,781 27

468 93

3,453 31 2,441 95 l.t 05 21

57 73 535 19 181 48

Total 813,131 53 $11,272 25 Overdraft 1,859 28

PAVING FUND. MONEY RECEIVED.

Labor account paving district No. 3. Total issue of bonds sold to Ann

Arbor Savings Dank «13,0C0 00 Tax account paving district No. 3.

Interest on bonds from October 17th to October 21st, 1899 7 22

Premium on bonds 151 00

Total 813,158 22 Balance on hand last report 3.821 04

Total 816,979 26

MONEY DISBURSED, WARRANTS P A I D .

Main Paving F u n d . Lalior account pavin ' district No. IS 945 57

•' No. 2 399 55 No. 3 11,721 17

Tax account paving district No. 3 12,822 80 Labor account paving district No 3 101 63 Transfer from street fund 12,167 92

Total 813,16792 Balance on hand 3,811 34

CONDITION OF PAVING F U N D NOV 1, 1899.

Labor accH Tax Labor " Tax Labor " Tax

Total Balance

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326 33

257 44

583 77

CR. S 2,162 14

897 55

1,177 20 158 22

9 4.395 11 3,8U 34

NOVEMBER 13, 1899. 257 Overdraft, city fund S 1,160 00 Overdraft, sewer fund t,859 26

Oustanding, paving fund Overdraft, city and sewer fund.

« 3,019 28 . . . . 3,811 34 . . . . 3,019 2i<

$ 792 06

R e s p e c t f u l l y s u b m i t t e d ,

O S C A R D . L U I C K ,

T r e a s u r e r . A n n A r b o r , Mich . , N o v . 4 , 1899.

To t h e Comm-On C o u n c i l of t h e C i t y of A n n A r b o r : Th i s cer t i f ies t h a t O s c a r D . L u i c k ' s

ba l ance a s C i t y T r e a s u r e r o n N o v e m ­ber 1, 1899, w a s s e v e n h u n d r e d a n d n i n e t y - t w o a n d 6-100 d o l l a r s , | 792 .06 .

V e r y r e s p e c t f u l l y ,

C H A S . E . H I S C O C K , C a s h i e r .

Aid . Coon s t a t e d to t h e Counc i l t h a t the School B o a r d was t a l k i n g a b o u t b u y ­ing the 6 th W a r d E n g i n e H o u s e for jan­itor's r e s idence , a n d on mot ion of Mr . Koch a c o m m i t t e e of t h r e e (3) was a p ­poin ted to confer wi th t h e Board , consis­t ing of A id . Coon, K o c h a n d Brown .

On mot ion, t he Counc i l a d j o u r n e d . J. E . H A R K I N S ,

Ci ty C ie rk .

A n n Arbor , Mich. , Counci l C h a m h e r s , Nov . 13th, 1899.

Special sessjon. On mo t ion of Aid. H a m i l t o n . Aid.

S tevens w a s elected p r e s i d e n t p ro tern. Roll call . Q u o r u m p r e s e n t . Absent—Aid. K o c h , E x i n g e r , R o h d e ,

Weeks , Grose , Howe l l , P r e s . Seabol t . M a y o r ' s Office, A n n A r b o r , Mich.,

Nov . 13th, 1899. To J a m e s E . H a r k i n s , C i ty Cle rk :

Sir—Please i s sue t h e u s u a l no t ice a n d call for a specia l m e e t i n g of t h e Coii? -mon Counci l of t h e c i ty of A n n A-bor . to be held a t t he Counci l C h a m b e r s , on M o n d a y even ing , Novl 13th, 1899, a t h a l f - p a s t s e v e n o'clock, local t ime , for

t he p u r p o s e of cons ide r ing a r e q u e s t to t he H o n o r a b l e t he B o a r d of R e g e n t s of t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan , to se t a p a r t t w o beds in t h e p r e sen t h o s p i t a l of t h e U n i v e r s i t y of M i c h i g a n fo" t he free use of t he i n h a b i t a n t s of the c i ty of A n n Arbor , Mich igan .

G O T T L O B L U I C K M a y o r .

B y A l d e r m a n B r o w n : ^—--•

W h e r e a s , it is t h e c la im of m a n y ot t he people of t he c i ty of A n n Arbor , t h a t a t t h e t ime of t he c o n t r i b u t i o n of t he s u m of twen ty - f ive thtyusand dol­l a r s for t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n of t h e prest-nt U n i v e r s i t y H o s p i t a l bu i ld ings , it w a s p a r t of t h e a g r e e m e n t t h a t t h e r e shou ld be se t a p a r t in t h e sa id hosp i t a l , for t he use of t h e i n h a b i t a n t s of t he cicv of A n n A r b o r , t w o free »beds, t he Conmion Counci l to h a v e p o w e r a n d a u t h o r i t y to d e s i g n a t e t h e p e r s o n s w h o shou ld or migt i t occupy t h e s a m e .

T h e r e f o r e be it resolved, a n d the C o m m o n Counci l h e r e b y respec t fu l ly r e q u e s t s t h e H o n o r a b l e B o a r d of P„e-g e n t s of t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan , to m a k e p rov i s ion for t h e c a r r y i n g in to effect of t h e sa id u n d e r s t a n d i n g ; i t is , however , ag reed , t h a t al l p e r s o n s a d ­m i t t e d in to sa id h o s p i t a l u n d e r s u c h provis ion , shal l , a s to age , k ind a n l condi t ion of d i sease or m j u r v , coai'? w i th in t h e ru l e s a n d r e g u l a t i o n s w h i c h t h e B o a r d of R e g e n t s sha l l or m a y es­t a b l i s h for t he (governmen t of tl^e s'-iid hosp i t a l .

T h a t t h e ci ty c le rk cer t i fy t h i s r e so ­lu t ion to t h e B o a r d of R e g e n t s of t h t U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan , a n d del iver t he s a m e to R e g e n t D e a n .

A d o p t e d a s fo l lows: - •

Yeas—Aid. R i c h a r d s , H a m i l t o n , Die-ter le . B r o w n , V a n d a w a r k e r , Coon, S t e ­vens , Bli ton—8.

N a y s — N o n e . On mo t ion t h e counci l a d j o u r n e d .

J . E . H A R K I N S , Ci ty Clerk.