COXJNCIL P R 0 C E E J : ) 1 N ( > « —JUNE 3. 1907. 330

(Official) Council Chamber,

Ann Arbor, Micii., J u n e 3, 1P07.

Regular Session.

MIeeting called to ordiafr by Prete. Walz.

Present—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Scbnei-der, Hochrein, Sweet, Markey, St. • James , Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich. Ooodyear, Fisclier, Abbott. Fres . Walz —14. i

Absent—Aid. JIaulbetseh—1. "

COMMUNICATIONS. j

From board of public works in form of resolutions. '

Office of {ih& Board of Public Works. • Ann Arbor, Mich., May 22. 1U07, j

Bids for steel vaul t equipment for i city hall opened, examined and fol­lowing resolution offered: By Mr. Nichols:

Resolved, t ha t tihe bid of Art Metal Construction Co. of Jamestown, N. Y., for furnishing the interior of city hall vaults for the sum of one thousaniJ seven hundred and ninety-five dollars ($1,71)5). being tlie most satisfaic k)ry this board recommend to the common council the acceptance of the same.

Unanimously adopted by board. Moved by Aid. Schneider, that rec­

ommendation bv> concurred in and board enter into contiact with Art Metal Construction Co, for interior vault furnishings as proposed.

Adopied as tollows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, S:ark, Schnei­

der, t lochrein., Sweet. Markey. St. James , • SherU, MauAvaring, Blaich, (ioodyeair, Fischer, Abbott. I 'res. Wal/. — 14

Nays;—None. .lune :i, 11).)7.

Est imate on amount due C. A. Snuer iV Co. presented as O. Kd. by^ <*ity engineer, .'?2.;iS(».4;!. and following re.so lution offered:

That this board roeonimeaid :<> tl:e council the payment to C. A. Snuer & Co. amount due to date tn\ city hall coutmct, .S2,;JS0.-i;j.

Adopted by the bonrd and foHowing

action taken by council: Moved by Aid. Abbott tha t recom-

mendationi be concurred iu and war­ran t for $2,380.43 be d r awn in favor of C. A. Saner & Co.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Sichnei-

der, Hochrein, Sweet, Markey, St. James , Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich, Goodyeair, Fischer, Abbott, Pres . Walz —14

Nays—None. Communication relative to play-

gi'ound for children received and on motion referred to icommittee of three, consisting of Aid, Goodyear, Fischer and St. James . ^

P E T I T I O N S .

Of Harvey Stofflet et al., asking to have Detroit s treet sprinkled. rece.Vd.. and Aid. Markey moved tha t petition be granted.

Adopted as follows: Yeas-—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Hoeli-

reiu, Sweet, Markey, St. Jame?. Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich, Goodyear. Fischer, Abbott, Pres . Walz—33.

Nays—Aid. Schneider—1. Of Charles L. Miller et al., a^:king

for continuance of Spring street sewer from Hiscock street to proper y of Mrs. Schairer, received and referred to sewer committee.

Of T. C. Libolt et al., relative to sidewalk on west side of Wells street received and referred to sidewalk committee.

Of H. T. Morton et al., relative to sidewalk on sovth side of Geddes ave­nue, received and refenred to side­walk committeo. . Of Farmers & Mechanics* Bank et al.. relative to sidewalk on west side of Traver street, rec;,*ived and re­ferred to sidewalk committee.

Of F. C. Weinberg et ah, relative to a crosswalk on Benjamin street, received and referred to street com­mittee.

COMMITTEE REPORTS. Finance Report.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Jum? 3. :''^07. To the Honorable the Common Cou?i-

:ys\ COUNCUL I ' IKKUOKUlNdS—JUNE 3, lOOT.

cil: Gentlemen — Your committee on

finance have had the followmg l)iHs under consideration and recom­mend tiheir al lowance and waiTants d rawn far the following amounts :

Wm. Goodyear, V. L. Snauble, Horat io J . Abbo t t

Finance Committee.

CONTINGENT FUND.

Geori?e W. Sample, sa la ry . . . .$ 35 4S D. A. Hammond, salary »14 52 Franlv Stivers, salary 9 08 John W. Dwyer. salary 40 32 S. W. Beukes. salary 125 00 Ross Granger, salary 125 00 E. W. Groves, salary 125 00 John Wisner, salary 100 00 .T. A. We's.-iinger, salary 0 *iS J . F . Breakey, salai*y 40 32 Napoleon Brough, salary 40 00 M. E. Easterly, salary 20 00 Marvin Davenport, salary <J 25 Mrs. 0 . A. Green, rent 37 50 John R. Miner, services 25 UO John Heinzmann. supplies

(fruit and orchard) 22 12 George Schlemmer, horse and

wagon (fruit and orchard . . 14 05 Ann Arbor Gas Co., light 50 Wash tenaw Liglit & Power

Co , light ' 1 70 Wm. Goodyear, committee ex­

penses Ross R-ianger, express p a i d . . Ann Arbor Times Co., pr int ing Ann Arbor Argus, p r i n t i n g . . . Aim Arbor Arg j s p r in t ing . . Ann Arbor News Publislnng

Co , printing .Tames Barry, labor ^ . . .lulius Loclu'ko, inspecting cily

hall 00 75 F r a n k Terkins, collecting gar­

bage 200 00 Chas. F . Meyers, print ing 20 00 Athens Pross, print ing 5 00 Schai^er & Kerr, print ing 3 50 Sid. W. Millard, print ing Mnd

supplies 30 50 Richmond & Backus Co.. sup­

plies 1 0V>

Thos. H. Slater, supplies K. E. Gauss, bookbinding H . G. Pre t tyman, p o s t a g e . . . . E. D. Hiscock, wood Heinzmann & Laubengayer,

coal J ames Stone, meals (election) Hejme &, Stanger, repairs Bailey & Edmunds , labor and

supplies 27 Kenuy & Co.. labor and sup­

plies Schumacher & Backhaus, la­

bor and supplies J. G. jBirchfield, drayage J a m e s W. Green, d r a y a g e . . . J . O. Schlotterbeck. services

(analysis) G. P. Wiley, services (analy­

sis) •. J. A. Wessinger, s u p p l i e s . . . . O. M. Martin, ambulance l^olhennis Transfer Line,

hacks Wm. Goodyear & Co., supplies

;B. St. .Tames, supplies .

3

27 3

21 3 1

50 TO 10 50

07 50 00

15

18 70

4 35 35

3 00

15 00

1 2 2

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00 50 00

00 40

2 8fl

50

31) 25 41

OS 40

00 50 85 05 10

00 00

1572 05

F I R E FUND.

C. A. Edwards , s a l i i r y . . . . . . $ Eugene Williams, s a l a r y . . . . Charles Andrews, s a l a r y . , . . Herman Kirn, salary ('"red Nordnian. salary lialpli Etlwanls. salary . . William Rettich. salary . . . . l>ean Seabolt. s a l a r y . . . . . . . . . Fred Stein, salary George Hoelze. salary . . . . . Fred .Tolly, sa lary . Rex Burnett , salary

jf 'arl Kuelm, salary lohn Flynn, salary William Bemick, sa lary . . . . John Keefe, salary Jacob Gwinner, sa la ry . . . . . . Arthur Clark, salary Charles Carrol, sa lary . . . . . . Frank Kapp, salary

j >rrs. Ream, washing Washtenaw Light & Power

Co., light and supplies Ann Arbor Gas Co.. light and

37 50 33 00 32 50 30 00 30 m 30 00 30 00. 30 00 30 00 27 .5o 27 .50 27 50 27 50 27 no 27 50 27 50 27 50 25 00 20 00 20 00 11 00

4 30

COUNCIL PHOCBEDINGS—JUNE 3, 1907. 332

supplies (April ami May-. . Michigan Milling Co., o a t s . . . Kd. Burke, oats Mr. Wallace, oats Olias. Hormann, hay Sam C. Andres, plumbing E. D. Hiscock, coal Wm. H. L. Rolide, suppl ies . . Schumacher H a r d w a r e Co.,

supplies Luick Bros, tfe Co., s u p p l e s . . . John Heinzmann, supplies. . . Theo. Lane, services Bailey &. Eduninds, repairs,

etc "l^'ire and Water Engineer­

ing,"' subsctiption Jacoo Becks, labor

24 30 15 80 30 15 3 61 17 10 2 02 15 00 9 48

2 00 4 75 2 SO G 50

SO

00 00

F . J. Muehlig, services Rin^ey & Kyer, supplies M. M. Sea bolt, supplies Fischer & Finnell , supp l i e s . . . D, C. Prochuow, s u p p l i e s . . . . Shadford & Seigler, supplies Jacob Eschelbach, suppl ies . . Miller & Pray , supplies Caspar Rinsey, supplies M. Staebler & Co., suppl ies . . C. H. Overbeck, supplies Jos Hoheisel, supplies

jM. C. R. R. Agent, ticket D., J. & C. R, R. Agent, ticket Wm. Stark, livery M. J . Martin, salary

# 725 50

I 'OLICE FUND. Theodore Apfel. salary $ Geo. W. Weeks, Jr. . s a l a r y . . . .\(ihn U'Mara. salary David Coiiias. salary William W.-ilsh, salary Zenus Sweet, salary Tom O'Brien, salary Matthew Max. -salary Tom Blackburn, salary IJaiTis Ball, .salary, milk iu-

spector Michigan Sta te Telephone (.'o..

services Theo. Apfel, telephone mes­

sage paid Wm. Arnold, repairs C. H. Kittredge. supplies Eberbach & Sou. s u p p l i e s . . . . Schumacher Hardware Co..

suppl ies Schairer & Kerr, p r i n t i n g . . . .

41 CO 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 «iO 30 00 30 00 30 00 30- 00

7 50

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1 3 1

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15 50 20 80

4:» 7C'

DOG FUND. Niagara Falls M e a l Stamping

Works, supplies .$ J ames Green, serviices

$ 11.15 l»OOR F U N D

Dawsou Bros., Supplies .$ 0 15 H, M. Roys, supplies 1 :i5

10 00 12 09 9 OS 5 41 8,40 6 9G 2 23 12 58 2 82 2 13 5 93 4 00 75 45

1 50 10 00

.f 2:)7 i<;

0 711 -1 75

$ 102 07 PARK FUND.

J. W. Markey, superintend­ing road building $

J. W. Markey, labor bills paid H. F . Collinsv labor Wm. Wheeler, labor Geo. Popkins, laboi* Geo. Sly, team J. W. Markey, team David Wallenniaier, t e a m . . . . JGd. Easterly, labor Dennon Bros,, Gravel Chilson & Hardenburgh, sup­

plies

252 00 is:) 87 12 80

2 00 4 40 7 11

30 i\l

2 20

$ 543 72

CFMKTERY FUND. I.. D. Grose, salary $ 2 9 10

STREKT LIGHTING FUNI» Washtenaw TJ ight & Power

Co.. light : $ 8(J3 67

S T R E E T FUND. Will Bury, labor $ 14 66 Fred Ullrich, labor 2 00 Mat thew/Beck , l abor . . 1 8 0 Adolpn Fiukbinder, labor 11 CO Michael Heaiiy, lalx>r 12 0(J Miehaol Hession, labor 20 80 Martin Ligiuian, labor 2 40 Geo. Moran, labor 3 60 A. Saunders, labor 12 00 Herman Scheye, labor 80 August Schmidt, labor 7 20 Rinhardt Schmidt, labor 1 80

;j:^;; C O U N C I L ruoCKiODLXi^is

L. W. Walker, labor 12 00 Jo'au Weinman, labor 12 40 Geo. Collins, team 31 07 Chas. Neitbammer.. team 3-1 07 Will Hudson, team 32 00 Geo. Lanphere, team 34 07 J a b n McHugh, team 22 07 C. A. Peikius , team 5.34 Mrs. C. Sweeney, team 4 00 Geo. Weeks, Sr., team 17 34 Joe Wilker, team 17 34 N. Woodmansee, t eam 18 07 Wm. Bolgas, b a y . . 22 00 A. C. Hetsler, repairs , e t c . . . 3 20 Walker & Co.. rapairs , e t c . . . 0 GO Schumacher H a r d w a r e Co.,

supplies 7'! Ben'4 Bros., supplies 21 70 Ann Arbor Water Co., wa t e r . . 3 50

$ 303 <;7

SI OK W A L K FU.>;i).

Jauies Mason, labor $ JS 00 Will Bury, labor 4 00 Fred UUricli, labor 8 W Mat thew Beck, labor : 11 00 Adolph Finkbinder , labor 3 00 Michael Heary, labor . . . 3 00 John Holka, labor 1 80 Mart in Lisniian, labor 1 .80 Geo. Moran, labor : . . ; 7 20 A. Saunders, labor 3 GO Herman Scheye, labor . . . 9 00 August, Schmidt, labor 5 40 Binhardt Schmidt, labor. . . v . 5 40 L. W. Walker, l a b o r . . . 3 00 John Weinman, l a b o r . . . ' 3 00 John McHugh, team S 00 C. A. Perkins, t eam JJ t;0 Mrs. C. Sweeney, team 4 00 Geo. Weeks, Sr., t e a m . . . 20 00 .Foe Wilker, team . . . . . . . . 20 00 C. M. Thompson, extensions. . 35 7."i C. M. Thompson, cement walk 72 0'>

1 10 •5

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-.IL'NE 3. 1!J07.

Adolph Finkbinder, l a b o r . . . , John Holka, labor Mart in Ligmiau. labor John rhi l l ips , labor Ann Arbor Railroad Co.,

freight Michigan Central Railroad

Co., freight 00 Frederick B. Stevens, two cars

brick j Ann Arbor Machine Co., sup­

plies, etc S. Wood & Co., s u p p l i e s . . . . , Scluunacher & Backhaul , sup-.

plies and labor

.$ 331 CITY HALL LABOR ACCOULS'T;

C, A.̂ Sauer & Co., on con-! t ract $2380

i Ki:CAl I'i ULATION.

Conti)igent fund .$15r2 Fire funU . ' . . . . : . . . . 725 ro l ice fund . : 207 Dog fL nd 7 ; . . . . . . . ^ 11 Poor fund . . . . . : ' . ' . . . . . . . . . . 102 Pa rk fund . : . . . . . . 5 4 3 Cemetery fund . ' . . ' . :^' 29 Street Lighting f u n d . . ' . . . : . . . 8 < i 3 Street fund . . . . . r 393 Sidewalk fund . ; . . 262 Bridge, Culvert and Cross­

walk fund . . . . . . : . . . . . . , . . 3 3 1 City Hall labor a c c o u n t . . . . . . 2 3 8 0

f.4

o5 :>'.) 1'. 45 07 7^

m 07 07 55

54 43

$ 2(52 55 r .KlOilE. C l L V F U r ANlt CilOSS

WALK F U N l ' . J ames Mason, labor .$ 5 75 Will Ivuehn, labor 7 33 Sam O'Dett, labor , . 8 44 Fred r i l r i ch , labor \2 0<: Matthew B.H'k, labor ;. 3 O.t

Total . . . . .$7513 Os; The health officer made soiiie very

important suggestions, a nil Aid. Mait-waring niove^l tha t a coininitri't* con­sisting of thc^ city Mtroriiey. ht-alt!i officer, city engineer uud three aldei> men be appointed to look into the mat ters and report back to council as soon as possible.

Aid. Schneider moved as an amend­ment tha t the board of public works I»e insti'ucted to pu t plumbing and heating plant in detention hospital, and dispose of old barns now on the* premises.

Lost as follows: Yeas—Aid. Schneider and Hoch-

roin—2.

COUNCir. PKOCEKDINGS—JUNE 3, VJOl, 334

Nays—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Sweet. Markey, St. James , Sherk. Manwar-ing, iBlaieh, Goodyear, Fischer, Ab­bott, Fres . Walz—12.

Original motion adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Hoch-

rein. Sweet, Markey, St. James , Slierk, Manwaring, Blaiteh, Goodyear, Fischer, Abbott, Pres . Walz—13.

Naye—Aid. Schneider—1, Aid. Man waring, Abbott and Schnei­

der named to act on said committee.

S E W E R COMMITTEE.

To the Honorable Common Council: Ge:itlemen — Youir committee on

&ewers, to whom was referred the estimate and report of the city engi­neer relative to the construction of lateral sewer iii district No. 20 (Wall street and Broadway), beg leave to report that they have had such esti­mate and report, as well as the reso­lution of the common council, under consideration and have made (Jue iu-(juiry relative thereto, and your com­mittee is of the opinion tha t there is necessity for the construction of such lateral sewer, and tha t special taxing or assessment districts ouglit to be tixed bythe common couucil upoii ancl agaiust which the constructioB of such sewer may be charged, street cross-ings excepted, pursuant to the ordiuaJJce in such casQ made and pro­vided.

Your committee further recommends that resolutions fixing the boundaries of said district be prepared by the city engineer and the board of public woiks ordered to advertise for bids for coustruL-tion of above named 5e\\ er.

I. L. Sh-'rk, . (ieo. Blaich,

W. H. Stark, Geo. FI. Fischt^r,

Committee. Received and following resolution

offered: My Aid. Fischer:

Resolved, that this council still deeming it a necessary public im­provement and expedient to cause to

be constructed a lateral sewer in lat­eral sewer district No. 26 {Wall and Broadway), t he construction of the sanie is hereby ordered.

Resolved, further, t ha t the city en­gineer furnish proper boundaries by the aex t reg^ular meeting of the coun­cil, and this order and determination be certified to the city assessor and the board of public works, and the board of public works advertise for bids on the construction.of said sewer, without four-inch pipe. By Aid. Abbott :

Resolved, t ha t the actual cost of constructing a main sewer from the main sewer proper, from Fuller street on Wall street to Broadway, in pro­posed sewer district No. 26, be paid by the city out of the proper fund when the amount is determined, and the remaining cost of constructing sewer in sewer district "Ko. 26 be spread over entire said district No. 26.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Sichnei-

der, Hochrein, Sweet, Markey. St. James. Sherk. Maiiwaring, Blaich, Goodycair, Fischer, Abbott. Pres . Walz

- ^ * •• • - i

Nays—None. '^ To the Honorable Common Council:

Gentlemen — Ypur committee to whom was referred the petition of property owners on Eas t Washington street, asking for the extension of a water main from Thayer street to four teenth street, would recommend that a main be laid from Ingalls street to Fourteenth street, with a hydmut .:»t Twelfth street and also a hydrant about 400 feet east of Twelfth street.

Your committee would also reeom-Miend that, a water main be laid on

.*-nn street, from Main street to street, and south on Firs t

to make a to al distance of TOO in\ tha t the location of the liy-bo left to the ci'y engineer,

conimittee would also i*e;'0ni-

West First <treet feet, i-: drant

Your mend tiiat tlie water niaui heretoXoiv order?(l on Xortli Seventli street be ordered extendcHl to a point TOO feet north of W. TTuioii street and tli:it a

385 OOUxVCIL FROOiEKDINUS —JUNE 1907.

hydrant be placed a t the end of said

Respectfully submit ted. E. B. Manwaring, W. H. Stark, Geo. Blaich,

Committee. Moved by Aid. Abbott, t ha t the rec­

ommendation of wate r committee be concurred in.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, Stark, Schnei­

der, Hochreiu, Sweet, Markey, St. James , Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich, Goodyear, Fischer, Abbott, Pres . Walz —14

Nays—None. To the Common Council.

Gentlemen — Your committee on streets have had the following mat­ters under consideration and recom­mend tha t the city put up side walls and iron gi i^ers for culvert a t Sauer & Co.'s mill. Sauer & Co. to build cement walk. We further recommend tha t the street commissioner be in­structed to cut down Geddes avenue in front of Park entnuice.

J W. Markey. H. J . Hochreiu. Geo. H. Kischer. E. B. Mauwiiring. C. J . Sweet,

Committee. Moved by Aid. Abbott tha t mat ter

be referred back to committee. Adopt­ed. To the Common Council:

Gentlemen — Your committee on bonds have had the saloon and liquor i>onds of Wheeler & Cummings under consideration. principals, ' F. H. Wheeler and George Cummings. sure­ties, George Spathelf and Ram Heusel, and recommend tlieir ac eptance.

B. St, James . V. L. Snauble, I. I.. Sherk,

Coniimittee. Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, Stark, S<2lmei-

der, Hochreiu, Sweet, Markey. St. James , Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich, Goodyear, Fischer, Abbott. Pres . Walz

—14 I Nays—None. j To the Honorable Common Council: I Gentlemen — Your committee, to jwhom the bids for pity printing were I referred, respectfully recommiend that the pr int ing of the council proiceedings

' a n d other mat te r to be published be 'given to the three papers a t 18 cents per folio, and the pr int ing of the

j pamphlets , a t 24 cents per page, be j given the Argus. The copy for all I ma t t e r be given the Argus first, they , to see tha t other papers get same as soon thereafter as is possible.

Wm. Goodyear, V. I>. Snauble, Horatio J . Abbott,

Committee. Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Suauble, Stark, Schnei­

der, Hochreiu, Markey, St. James. ! Sherk, Blaich, Goodyear, Fischer, Ab-^bott, Pres . Walz—13.

Nays—Aid. Manwaring—1.

Report of City Officers.

TREASURER'S REPORT

For Month ending May 31, 1907 MONEY R B C E I V E D

Contingent Fund From City Clerk, City S c a l e s * 1 30 Theater and Peddler 's lie 63 00 Dray licenses 14 Op Saloon licenses 35 00 Building permits 4 00 Milk licenses-, 9& 00 Spraying Trees 29 97 From Co. Treas Liquor Tax- 2,012 17

Sale of lots — Burial pe rmi t s . Care of lots

City Cemetery Fund 40 00 10 00 5 00

Police F u n d Officer's Fees for May

1258 44

55 00

7 90

Tota l J2.321 34 Bal. on hand May 6.1907 $26.286 99

$28,608 33 Expendi tures $18,022 53

$10,586 80 DISBURSEMENTS, WARRANTS P A I D

Bridge, culvert and crosswalk fund.-- $ 510 00 Contingent fund — 9,11ft 44 City Cemetery fund 46 01 Bog License fund 1125 Fire Depar tment fund - 2,664 68 Poor Fund - - 495 98 Police fund - 967 19

COUNCIL P R O C E E D I N G S — J U N E 190'3 336

s t r ee t fund • Pa rk Fund Street Lighting' fund. Sidewalk fund

1,529 30 429 ZS

2.042 55 214 95

Total — $18,022 63 CONDITION OF CITY F U N D S ON J u n e 1,1907

Bridge, culvert a n d cross­walk fund

Contingent fundi-City Cemetery fund Dog license fund State Dog Tax Fund Delinquent t ax Fire Department fund Poor fund— Police fund Street fund Uncollected city t ax . Water fund --Rejected Tax Storm sewer ,..-Park fund Street l ighting fund Sidewalk fund-. Sidewalk building fund.-City H a l l T a x ^ City Hal l Labor F u n d . -

On hand i 116 31

353 95 216 75 100 00

Over­drawn

1,858 52

2.178 85 7,139 86

453 13 643 59

1.528 29 140 79

1,911 47

60

259 73 376 68

26,700 00

410 31 693 58 579 83

Tax acct. Latera l sewer. 18 348 71 Lab. acct. Lateral sewer, 19 Tax acct. Lateral sewer, 20 135 81

253 96

Total $1,041 35 $2,260 14 BaL Overdraft $1,218 79

RECAPITULATION

May 31,1907**Condition of City Funds On hand—City funds $10,585 80 Paving funds — 5.900 54

Overdrawn— 16,526 34 Sewer Funds — 1,218 79

Bank Balance . $15,291 15 Cash on hand-- 16 40

$16,307 56

$15,307 55 Ilcgpcctiiilly !»iit»niitted.

D. A. HAMMOND. Treasurer .

Total Balance on hand $10,585 80

W a r r a n t s Outs tanding June 1,1907 238 13

29 16 29 24 10 53

35 — 1 89

Contingent Fund-City Cemetery fund — Fire Depar tment fund-Poor fund -Police fund. Street fund

To the Common Council of the City of Ann Arbor:

Gentlemen:—This is to certify that there was on deposit in this banic to the credit of D. A. Hammond, City Treasurer , the sum of fifteen thous-

.124 02 $17,538 22 and two hundred ninety-one and 15-100 dolhirs ($15,291.15.) on the 31st day of May, 1907.

Very truly yours, M. J . FRITZ. Cashier.

Ann Arbor, Mich.. June 3rd, 1907. Clerk's, t reasurer ' s and marshal 's

PAVING FUNDS $309 30

I ' o t a l o n hand May 6, 1907-.- 5.940 54 Tota l on hand May 31, 1907 5.940 54

CONDITION OF PAVING F U N D . J u n e I, 1907

Over

Tax acct. Paving dist. No. 4 T ^ acct. Paving dist. No. 5 Tax acct. Paving dist . No. 6 Tax acct. Paving dist.* No. 7 Tax acct. Paving di^si. No. 8 Tax acct.. Paving dist. No. 9 Lab acct. Paving dist. No, 10

On hand $1,013 58

1.953 92 162 29

4,456 78 706 90 31 53

i r a w n

reports for month of May received, accepted and ordered on file.

RESOLUTIONS.

i;y .\!d. MarUey: liesolved. that the common council

join thr locnl lodj'e of EIUs in an in-

2.384 46

$ 8,325 00 $2,384 46

hold city

(jr(>(>(lye;ir ninl

LATERAL SEWER FUNDS Eal. Overdraft May 6, 1907

Expendi tures 1,126 77

92 C2

Overdraft May 31. 1907 DISEUKSEMENTS. WARRANTS PAID

Lab. acct . Latera l sewer dist . No. 16 Labor acct. La t . Sewer dist. No. 19

1,218 79

$63 28 28 74

vit.-ition to the Mi(-liiy:au \o^se to Tilth" jii;nii;il convention in tliis iii ' .\l .linii*.

Snpponod hy AKl. Milordt'd nn.-ininutu.sly. Ky Aid. Abbott:

Refiolved. tha t the city clerk adver­tise for bids from the loteal banks for the custody of the city funds for ensuing year.

Adopted. Ry Aid. Goodyear:

Resolved, tha t the citv al tornev

the

92 02 CONDITION OF LATERAL S E W E R F U N D S June I. '07

Over- and hereby is, authorized and dinectfd be.

Tax acct. Lateral sewer, 11 Tax acct. Lateral sewer. 1? Lab. acct. Lateral sewer, 13 Tax acct. Lateral sewer. 14 Tax acct. Lateral sewer. 15 Lab. acct. Lateral sewer. 16 i .ab. acct. Lateral seiver, 17

On hand 81 76

221 39

101 91 151 77

drawn

1,648 16

187 49 170 53

to retain Thomas A, Bogle and Kobt. E. Bunker as special counsel in tlie litigation between the city and the Ann Aibor Water company, and also to retain Jlr . Stivers as .«pocial conn-

337 COUNCIL rROOK'Ki>iN<;S—JUNE 3, lUOT.

sel iu the case of Henry Richards vs the City of Ann Arbor.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Snauble, S^ark, Sfehnei-

der, Hochrein, Sweet, Markey, St. Jame;^,, Sherk, Manwaring, Blaich, Goodyear, Fischer, Abbott . Pres . Walz —14

Nays—Noue, By Aid. Hochrein:

Resolved, tha t a gas lamp bs placed on Chapiu street between Huron s t reet and Miller avenue.

Refen-ed to lighting committee. By Aid. Schneider:

Resolved, t ha t the D., J . & C. Ry. Co. be ordered to repair the brick along their rai ls on Main s t reet within 10 days.

Adopted. By Aid. Abbott :

, Resolved, t ha t the D., J . & C. be notified to fill in between the rails on Packard s t reet so tha t it is pos­sible for a vehicle to cross from one side of the street to the o^her a t all plaices, work to be done within 10 days from da te hereof.

Adopted. Moved by Aid. Markey. that the

mattea- of sprinkling of railway tracks be referred to city at torney. Adopted. By Aid. Fischer.

Resolved, that the D., J. & C. R. R. be allowed to place a switch on Pack­ard street near State street.

Moved by Aid. Mauwairing. tliat ma t t e r be referred to* city attoin; y and street committee. Adopted.

T h e council adjourned. ROSS GRANGER,

City Clerk.