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COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7, 1922 425

Council Chamber, Ann ArDor. Mich., Aug. 7. 1922.

Regular Session Meeting called to order by Aid.

Sugden, president pro tern. Present: Aid. Johnson, Haare r ,

Graf, Henderson, Lucas, Moore', Spathelf, White, F reeman , Lutz, Norris, Pres. Sugden, 12.

Minutes of previous meet ing a p ­proved.

Communicat ions F r o m Mayor

Mayor George E. Lewis appoint ­ed the following comm.t tee on comfort station: Aid. Willis G. Johnson Aid. C. C. F r e e m a n and Supervisor L. O. Cushing.

F r o m P > e Commission To the Honorable, the Common

Council. Gentlemen:

We respectfully recommend t h a t the last hydrant on Jackson-av . be moved to such place as the Chief of Fire Dept. m a y designate as it cannot be used in present lo­cation on account of in te rurban track being so close to curb.

Respectfully submitted, Fire Commission.

Sid W. Millard, President . Moved by Aid. Lucas tha t rec­

ommendation of Fire Commission be concurred in.

Adopted by following vote : Yeas, Aid. Johnson, Haare r , Graf, Henderson, Lucas, Moore, Spathelf, White, Freeman, Lutz, Norris, Pres. Sugden, 12 Nays, none. From Boaid of P a r k C o m m s s i o n -

ers Aug. 7 1922.

To the Honorable Common Coun­cil, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Gentlemen;

Whereas there remains an unpaid balance of $1500 due Olmstead Brothers for work on the C.ty plan for Ann Arbor.

And since the University of Michigan will unde r t ake to pay $750.00 on this balance due and the Detroit Edison Company agrees to pay $375.00.

Be it resolved tha t the Common Council be requested to appropr i ­ate $375.00 as the city sha re in payment of the amoun t still due on the Olmstead Plan.

Board of P a r k Commissioners, E. A. Gallup, Secretary.

Moved by Aid. Lutz, t h a t rec­ommendation of P a r k Board be approved and City Clerk ins t ruct­ed to draw w a r r a n t for $375.00

from P a r k fund. Adopted by following vote: Yeas,

Aid. Johnson, Haa re r . Graf, Hen­derson, Lucas, Moore, Spathelf, White, F reeman , Lutz , Norris, Pres . Sugden, 12. Nays, none.

Communicat ion from Ann Arbor b ranch of t he Detroit Automobile club relative to traffic regulations, received and referred to Ordinance commit tee .

Communicat ion from League of Michigan Municipalities, relative to meet .ng a t Lansing to discuss tax laws, received and ordered on file.

Communicat ion received from The Detroit Edison Company, rela­tive to police signal hghts and proposing to bill same at $1.00 per year per lamp to be paid annual ly in advance and charge of $1.00 for rna.king each" new connection.

Moved by Aid. Lutz, tha t proposal of the Detro. t Edison company be accepted and C.ty Clerk au thor ­ized to pay bills.

Adopted by following vote: Yeas, Aid. Johnson, Haare r , Graf, Henderson, Lucas, Moore, Spathelf* Whi'te, F reeman , Lutz, Norris .Pres. Sugden, 12. Nays, none.

Pe t i t ions Of A. R. Bailey for sidewalk on

nor th side of Morton-av. from Packard-s t . to Baldwin-av., re­ceived and referred to Sidewalk commit tee .

Of Freder ick Bafs, et al. for street l ights at corner of Davls-av. and Seventh-St. and corner of Pauline-blvd. and Seventh-st. , r e ­ceived and leferred to Lighting committee.

R igh t of way for sewer from G. Adolph Hoffotetter and Ger t rude Hoffstetter on land to-wit : Pa r t of Jot 9, Block 3, Assessors' Plat No. 3, described as follows: A strip of land ten feet in width across the entire width of said lot 9 abut t ing on the south side of the center line of Krause street expended.

Moved by Aid. Lutz. t ha t quit­claim deed be accepted and City Clerk authorized to have same re­corded

Adopted by following vote: Yeas. Aid. Johnson, Haare r , Graf. Hen­derson, Lucas, Moore, Spathelf, Whi te F reeman , Lutz, Norris, Pres . Sugden 12. Nays, none.

Commit tee Repor t s F inance Report

Contingent F u n d . Geo. E . Lewis, salary $ 41.66

426 C O M M O N C O U N C I L ^ A U G U S T 7, 1922

I. G. R e y n o l d s , s a l a r y . . . . R o s s G r a n g e r , s a l a r y H e r b e r t W . C r i p p e n , sa l ­

a r y Alf red J. P a u l , s a l a r y . . . . Geo . H . S a n d e n b u r g h , sa l ­

a r y R o s c o e O. Bon i s t ee l , s a l ­

a r y H . R . Seovi. l , s a l a r y J o h n A. W e s s i n g e r , s a l a r y C. F . H a r t m a n , s a l a r y . . . . J u l u s L o h r k e , s a l a r y . . . . P h i l i p O ' H a r a , s a l a r y . . . . M a r c i a M. M i n n i s , s a l a r y C h a r l e s Stol l , s a l a r y H e n r i e t t a D i s d e r i d e . s a a r y O. T. W a r n e r , s a l a r y M. E . E a s t e r l y , s a l a r y . . . . J e s s i e C r i p p e n , s a l a r y . . . . F l o r e n c e H a l l e n . s a l a r y . . N e d R. S m i t h , s a ' a r y F r a n k Marz , s a l a r y E d w i n G a n z h o r n , s a l a r y . . D o r o t h y W r i g h t , s a l a r y . .

C o n t i n g e n t f u n d t o t a l s a l a r i e s

F i r e F u n d . C h a s . A n d r e w s , s a l a r y . . E u g e n e W i l l i a m s , s a l a r y R a l p h E d w a r d s , s a l a r y . H e n r y M c L a r e n , s a l a r y J a c o b G w h i n e r , s a l a r y . . F r a n k M a r k e y , s a l a r y . . H e r m a n K r u s e , s a l a r y . . EBTII D a m m a n , s a l a r y . . M-at. H e i n i n g e r , s a l a r y . F l o y d N a y l o r , s a ' a r y . . . E a r l A r n o l d , s a l a r y . . . . F r e d N o r d m a n , s a l a r y . . . B e n j . Z a h n , s a l a r y H e n r y N e v r o t h , s a l a r y . . . R a y m o n d Gi l lesp ie , s a ' a r y A r t h u r C l a r k , s a l a r y Clyde C a r p e n t e r , s a l a r y . . C h a s . Ca r ro l l , s a l a r y

208.33 208.33

208.33 208.33

250.00

Car l A r n o l d , s a l a r y 74.64

166 166

66 66

150.00 160.00 125 125 100 -100 90

00 00 00 00 00

50.00 40.00 83 83

33 33

75 00 74.64 50.00 24.00

P o l i c e fund, t o t a l sa l ­a r i e s o n e - h a l f m o n t h J u l y $ 984.16

P o o r F u n d . J o h n S h a d f o r d , s a l a r y . . .$ 50.00

Cemetery F u n d . H e r m a n Zu z, s a l a r y $ 95.00

P a r k F u n d . E . A. G a l l u p , s a l a r y $ 208.33 H e n r i e t t a D i s d e r i d e , sal

a r y 10.00

P a r k fund , t o t a l s a l a r i e s ! W a t e r W o r k s Fund.

Geo. S. V a n d a w a r k e r , sa l ­a r y $

Les l ie B u s h , s a l a r y D r . H . E m e r s o n , s a l a r y . . E . Corne l l , s a ' a r y Geo. M a n n , s a l a r y J o h n L I n d e n s c h m i t t , sa l ­

a r y , W i r t C o r n w e l l , s a l a r y . . . .

218.33

208.33 192.50

50.00 10.00 20.00

20.00 20.00

$2,788.60

$ 95.16 81.48 81.48 77.65 77.65 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 74.64 67.96 67.96 42.61

F i r e fund , t o t a l s a l a r i e s o n e - h a : f m o n t h J u l y . $1,338.35

P o l i c e F u n d . T h o s . O 'Br i en , s a l a r y $ 95-16 W m . Apr i l ! , s a l a r y 74.64 E d . B l u m h a r d t , s a l a r y . . 74.64 F r a n k K e i h l , s a l a r y 74.64 M a r l a n d H o w a r d , s a l a r y . 74.64 C h a s . Spl i t t , s a l a r y 74.64 J o s e p h Gas t , s a l a r y 74.64 Geo. R a n d e l , s a l a r y 74.64 J a c o b A n d r e s , s a l a r y 74.64 L o u i s F o h e y , s a l a r y 74.64 C h a s . K a p p , s a l a r y 74.64 J o h n O s b o r n , s a l a r y 67.96

T o t a l m o n t h l y s a l a r i e s . $ 520.83 H a r r y W i l l s h e r , s a l a r y . . . $ 64.62 E m a n u e l Sodt , s a l a r y . . . . 77.55 F r e d L i n d e , s a l a r y 68.75 R o b t . R o w e , s a l a r y 51.70 R o b t . Y o u n g , s a l a r y 48.47 A. E . H a w k e s , s a l a r y . . . . 55.00 Cliff S h e t t e r l y , s a l a r y . . . . 77.55 L o u i s e MaUoy, s a l a r y . . . . 55.00 R u s s e l l P r y c e , s a l a r y . . . . 55.00 W m , G r o v e s , s a l a r y 5 0.00

T o t a l s e m ' - m o n t h l y sal­a r i e s $ 603.64

"Water W o r k s , t o t a l sa l ­a r i e s $1,124.47

Munic ipal G a r a g e . T h e D e t r o i t E d i s o n Co.,

h g h t $ 2.12 M o n a r c h Mfg. Co., s u p -

pUes 14.80 S t a n d a r d Oil Co., s u p p l i e s 191.61 T i s c h A u t o S u p p l y Co.,

s u p p l i e s 74.25 A n n A r b o r G a r a g e , s u p ­

pl ies 4.35 C. H . K i t t r e d g e , s u p p l i e s -90 L i n c o l n T i r e Co., supp l i e s 2.75 M u e h l i g & Schmid , s u p ­

p l ies 3.65 W m . H . W i l m o t , s u p p l i e s 2.45 M o n s o n P a t t e r n & M a ­

c h i n e W o r k s , r e p a i r s . . .75 C. E . Godf rey , c a r t a g e , e tc . 5.46 C. F . H a r t m a n , e x p r e s s

p a i d 1-1^

M u n i c i p a l G a r a g e , to ta l .$ 304.20

COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7, 1922 427

Engineer Dcpt. Jim Acqui, services ! Andre Baracco, s e rv ices . . Bernard Blashil, services. Roger Gleason, services. . B. W. Littlefield, serv­

ices V. W. McAdam, services. . W. F. Neithamer, services R. W. Preston, se rv ices . . E. D. Rentschler, services Harold O. Steele, services

37.00 30.00 68.00 70.00

71.00 117.00

62.00 36.00 40.00 69.00

Total Engineer D e p t . . . $ 600.00 Stephen Cebulski, sa la ry .$ 125.00 Willis B akeslee, services 75.00 Washtenaw Gas Co., city

hall 1-93 The Detroit Edison Co.,

city hall 20.60 H. J. Abbott, P . M., sup­

plies 44.96 W. H. Butler, compensa­

tion insurance 1,487.87 Charles L .Brooks, insur­

ance 61.50 Besch & Gutekunst , col­

lecting garbage 1,272.33 Joseph D. Scott, collect­

ing garbage 1.00 The Bobbs-Merrill Co ,

supplies 25.00 The Frank Shepard Co.,

supplies 33.00 The J. (J. Goss Co., sup­

plies 9.72 The Richmond & Backus

Co., supplies 128.50 Theo. B. Robertson Prod­

ucts Co., supplies 4.85 Ann Arbor Foundry Co ,

supplies 4.52 Jno. C. Fischer Co., sup­

plies 9.05 Martin Hal 'er , suppl ies . . 196.50 The Mayer-Schairer Co.,

supplies 62.35 Muehlig & Schmid, sup­

plies 1.30 The Quarry Drug Co., sup­

plies 1.75 Wm. H. L. Rohde, supplies 136.53 Swisher Grocer Co., sup­

plies 15.75 Geo. Wahr, supplies . . . . 11.25 The Ann Arbor Times

News, print ing 207.00 Clyde C. Ker r & Sons,

printing 7.50 Chas, F . Meyers P r i n t

Shop, print ing 14.50 Contractor Publ ishing Co.,

adv 14.63 Engineering News-Record,

adv Carl Splitt, burial animals Jos. Scott, burial an ima ' s C. H. Kit t redge, r epa i r s . . H. W. Crippen, exp. paid I. G. Reynolds, exp. pa id .

Total supplies 3 Contingent Fund , total ,

including salaries . . . 3 Fire Fund.

White Swan Laundry Co., l aundry

Wash tenaw Gas Co. ,light, etc

The Detroi t Edison Co., light, etc

H. D. Edwards & Co., supplies

Economy Baler Co., sup­plies

Mart in HaPer , suppl ies . . . Sid W. Millard, s u p p l i e s . . Muehlig & Schmid, sup­

plies Schumacher Ha rdware Co.

supplies S. C. Andres, repairs, e tc . . Weissinger Sign Works ,

le t ter ing

22.40 12 00

.50 8.25 3.72 5.64

14,026.40

7,719.20

$ 17.04

5.93

7.92

99.50

9.04 203.00

4.15

3.40

6.25 24.08

3.00

Total supplies, etc $ 383.31

Fi re Fund, total , includ­ing salaries $1,721.66

Police Fund. Mich. State Tel. Co., to l ls . $ 1.50 The Wes te rn Union Tel.

Co.. te legram 2.39 W. O. Gloss, motorcycle . 415.00 Chevrolet Garage, supplies 4.70 Eberbach & Son Co., sup ­

plies .90 Jno . C. Fischer Co., sup­

plies 2.70 The Mayer-Schairer Co.,

supplies .40 Muehlig & Schmid, sup ­

plies 3.00 Schumacher Hdw. Co.,

supplies 9.00 Staebler & Co._ s u p p l i e s . . 1.88 Geo. Wahr , supplies 1.75 Ann Arbor Taxicab &

Transfer Co., taxi serv­ice 2.00

Arnold & Co., r e p a i r s . . . . 2.00 Wolf & Colvin, r e p a i r s . . . 1.50 Weissinger Sign Works ,

le t ter ing 8.50 C. E. Godfrey, car tage ,

etc .99 Total supplies, etc $ 458.21

428 COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7 1922

Police Fund, total, ' n -c uding- salaries $1,442

Poor Fuiitl. Walkers Grocery, su]>i)lies.$ A. M. Spathelf, suppl ies . . Ann Arbor Taxi & Trans­

fer Co., ambu lance Albert Mann, suppl ies . . . .

37

20.64 4.12

9.00 8.45

Total supplies, etc $ 42.21 Poor F u n d total, includ­

ing salary $ 92 21 Cemetery Fund.

Watei ' Works Dcpt , water$ 1.50

Cemetery Fund t o t a \ in­cluding .salary $ 96.50

Street IjiQ lUinK Fund. The Detroit Edison Co.,

light $1,798.96 Wa te r Fund.

Water Works Dept., gen­eral services $2380

Wa te r W o r k s Fund. Staebler & Co.. s u p p l e s . . $ 4 Geo. Wahr , supplies Wo"f & Colvin, supp l i e s . . Jno . C. Fischer Co , sup­

plies Eas t J o r d a n I ron Works ,

supplies Addressograph Co., sup­

plies Ann Arbor Foundry Co.,

supplies Simplex Valve & Meter

Co., supplies Schumacher H a r d w a r e Co.

supplies Crane Co., supplies Postoffice, supplies Mich. Central Railroad,

freight N. A. Ottmar, garage rent Cole & Huss, insu rance . . . C. B. Godfrey, cartage, etc. The Detroi t Ed ' son Co.,

light and power 1,192 City Treasurer . renewal

and replacement exp. . . Cavanaugh & Burke , serv­

ices Holland, Acke rman &

Holland, services L. J. Young^ services Louis E. Ayres, se rv ices . . Wate r Works Dept., ex­

penses 1.25

10,

6,

110,

8,

192,

9,

2. 241

43,

15, 4,

17, 45,

1.500.

3,064,

717, 813, 824.

07

08 50 90

20

25

00

00

19

50

84

81 00 00 30

82

00

18

42 05 84

T o t a l supp l i e s , e t c $8,824.89 L. G e r r i c k , l a b o r $ 89.10 C. A g o s t a , l a b o r 81.00 J . D e a n , l a b o r 81.00 T. S c h w a b , l a b o r 81.00

T. L a n d i c i n a , l a b o r . . J . W a l l i s , l a b o r J . M a r r o , l a b o r S. J u d g e , l a b o r P . H a r f m a n , l a b o r . . A. G l a n s e n a p p , l a b o r C. Saue r , "abor W m . K e e d l e , l a b o r . .

81 00 81.00 22.50 81.00 37 50 81.00 81.00 49.50

T o t a l l a b o r $ 846.60

W a t e r W o r k s fund t o t a l , i n c ' u d i n g s a l a r i e s . .$10,795.96

P a r k F u n d . P a u l A p r 11. l a b o r $ 57.60 C a r r o l l A. Benz . l a b o r . . . 62.50 F r e d Bi2:gs l a b o r 72.90 K. A B l u m e r , l a b o r . . . . 7.20 W a l t e r C l a r k , l a b o r 50.00 J o h n ConMn, l a b o r 61.20 E d w a r d Couper , l a b o r . . 105.53 C. C. F i n l e y . l a b o r P5.25 P . J . G i l b e r t l a b o r 35.74 J o s e p h G r a n t , l abo r 64.35 De l . H a m m o n d , l a b o r . . . 71.10 J o h n H o w a r d , l a b o r . . . 71.25 M a r g a r e t J o n e s , l a b o r . . . . 5.85 R o b e r t M a t t h i a s , l a b o r . . 66 15 D o n Moe, l a b o r 105.00 E z r a M o o r e , l a b o r 72.90 J o h n M o r r i s , l a b o r 31.50 C u r t i s Mower , l abo r 1.20 Geo. P a w l o w s k i l a b o r . . . 22.95 Geo P o t t e r , l a b o r 63 45 E d . Seeger , l a b o r 20.03 J a m e s S t e p h e n s , l a b o r . . . 46.42 J o h n T h o m a s , ' a b o r 133.34 Max . Tunnic l i f fe , l a b o r . . . 3^.25 R i ' - h a r d W p l l a k e r . l a b o r . . Rf .05 P a u l W a v , l a b o r 63 45 W m . H o d s o n , t e a m 144.00

T o t a l l a b o r I Wate^- W o r k s Dept . , w a t e r W . H . B u t l e r , i n s u r a n c e . M r s . A. J. K a t z , l a u n d r y . . H o r a c e Moffitt , s u p p l i e s . . J n o . C. F i s c h e r Co , s u p ­

pl ies . Del l K e e l e r . s u p p l i e s . . . . M u e h l i g & S c h m i d . s u p ­

p l ies W m . H . L. R o h d e , s u p ­

pl ies S c h u m a c h e r H a r d w a r e Co.

s u p p l i e s Geo. W a h r , s u p p l i e s W a s h t e n a w G a s Co., s u p ­

pl ies R, A. S t e w a r d , p l u m b i n g . J o h n Volz & Son, r e p a i r s J . M. W o o l o m e s , r e p a i r s . . E .A. G a l ' u p , e x p r e s s pa id

1,617.16 1.65

17.85 75.73 12.90

5.90 .60

10.95

10.00

11.62 25.00

1.95 219.96

2.00 5.00 1.80

C O M M O N C O U N C I L

Total suppl ies , etc $ 402.91

P a r k F u n d to ta l , i n ­c luding s a l a r i e s $2,238.40

Stre<!t F u n d . L. G. Bird, l a b o r $ 122.85 John B r o k a w , l a b o r 58.50 W m C a r k . l abo r 58.72 Mike Costello, l a b o r 54.67 Gott lob F i n k b e i n e r , : a b o r . 44.10 W a l t e r F e l d k a m p , l a b o r . . 88.55 Ed. H a h n , l a b o r 18.00 F red H a n s e m a n , l a b o r . . 89.10 J o h n H a n s e l m a n , l a b o r . . 68.85 E m a n u e l Holzapfe l , l a b o r 45.00 Sam. H o r n i n g , l a b o r . . . . 77.40 Carl J a n k e , l a b o r 57.00 Sam. K a l m b a c h , l a b o r . . . 19.25 Mat. Koch , l abo r 54.yO W m K u e h n , l abo r 46.57 F r e d M a k e , l a b o r 81.00 J ames Mason, l abo r 53.35 Ju l ius N : m p s , l a b o r 71.10 Chas. P a u l , a b o r 62.75 Ed. Roehn i , l a b o r 64.50 Adam Schlech t , l a b o r . . . 61.87 Ed. Schlecht , l a b o r 59.62 Carl Seeger . l a b o r 42.30 W m . St ier ie , l a b o r 23.40 F red Ul r i ch , l a b o r 103.20 Chas W a y m a n , l a b o r . . - . 35.32 Mart in W a l s h , l abo r 81.00 J o h n W e n d l a n d , l a b o r . . . - 56.70 Joe Youngtaauer , l a b o r . . . 41.40 Geo. Zei t le , l a b o r 48.60 J o h n H e r r s t , t e a m 142.23 ]Jan J e n n e r e t t e , t e a m . . . . 28.88 Dan J e n n e r e t t e . t e a m . . . . 24.v5 J o h n Mi ler, t e a m 143.12 Carl R e h b e r g , t e a m 143.G6 Nelson T u r n e r , t e a m . . . . 135.56 J a c o b Young , t e a m 243.36

Tota l l abor $2,651.03 The B a r r e t t Co.. t a r v i a . . 946.39 Ind ian Ref in ing Co , r o a d

oil 356.65 The Ohio & M i c h i g a n

Sand & G r a v e l Co., gravel 163.62

The Carey Co.. s u p p l i e s . 16.78 Elgin S t ree t S w e e p e r Co.,

suppl ies 30.00 Mich. C e n t r a l r a i l r o a d ,

f re ight 239.42 The Ann A r b o r R a i l r o a d

Co., f r e igh t 234.24 A. J. P a u l , e x p e n s e s pa id 1.12

Total supp l i e s $1,988.22

Street F u n d t o t a l $4,639.25 Bridge, Cul. & C. W. F u n d .

J im Acqui , l a b o r $ 1.00

— A U G U S T 7, 1922 429

A n d r o E a r a c c o , l a b o r . . . . 1.00 C a r M. B e r r y , l a b o r . . . . 62.50 J o h n B r o k a w , l a b o r 23.40 W m . C la rk , l a b o r 4.05 M i k e Cos te l lo , l a b o r . . . . 18.00 E m a n u a l Ho lzap fe i , ' a b o r 4 50 J o h n P l a n s e l m a n , l a b o r . 4.0 5 S a m Horning-, l abo r 9.90 M a t K o c h , l a b o r 16.20 W m . K u e l i n , l a b o r 17.10 F r e d M a l k e , l a b o r 18.80 J a m e s M a s o n , l a b o r 30.80 M. J . O r b a c k , l a b o r 75.00 C h a s . P a u l , l a b o r 18.00 E d R o e h m , l a b o r 15.00 A d a m S c h l e c h t , ' a b o r . . . 9.90 E d . Sch l ech t , l abo r 12.15 Car l Seeger , l abo r 30.15 W m . S t ie r ie , l a b o r 8 10 N e l s o n T u r n e r , lo.bor . . . . 3.ij6 F r e d U l r ch , l a b o r 24.00 C h a s . W a y m a n , lal jor . . . . 17.10 J o e Y o u n g b a u e r , l a b o r . . . 30.bO

T o t a l l a b o r $ 454 86 T h e C. A. S a u e r Co., Inc . ,

frupplies 15.23 S. C. A n d r e s , s u p p l i e s . . . . 101.63

T o t a l s u p p K e s $ 116 86

B r i d g e . Cul . & C. W . F u n d t o t a l $ ^^71:73

L a b o r Acv. C u r b & G u t t e r Dis t . No . 34.

J i m Acqu i . l a b o r $ 1.00 A n d r o E a r a c c o , l a b o r . . . 2.50

L a b o r Ace. C u r b & G u t ­t e r Dis t . 34 t o t a l $ 3.50 L a b o r Ace . P a v . D l s t No . 48

J i m Acqui , "abor $ 6.50 A n d r o B a r a c c o , la l jor . . . 6.50 M. F i t z s i m m o n s , l a b o r . . . . 30.00

T o t a l l a b o r $ 43.00 A n n A r b o r F o u n d r y Co.,

s u p p l i e s 30.50

L a b o r Ace. P a v . Dis t . 48 t o t a l $ 73.50 L a b o r Ace . P a v . D i s t . N o . 49 .

J i m Acqui , l a b o r $ 9.00 A n d r o B a r a c c o , l a b o r . . . . 9.00 M. F i t z s i m m o n s . l a b o r . . . 32.50

T o t a l l a b o r $ 50.50 A n n A r b o r F o u n d r y Co.,

s u p p l i e s 64.00

L a b o r Ace . P a v . Dis t . 49 T o t a l $ 114.50

L a b o r Ace . P a v . Dis t . No . 50 . J i m Acciui, l a b o r $ 25.00

430 C O M M O N C O U N C I L — A U G U S T 7, 1922

A n d r o B a r a c c o , l a b o r R. W . P r e s t o n l a b o r .

25.00 35.00

Dis t . L a b o r Ace . P a v . N o . 50 t o t a l

Ija])oi' A<o. S e w e r Di s t . J . W . J a n t z e n , l a b o r . . . .

Rx^'oapiUilation. C o n t i n g e n t F i r e P o l i c e P o o r C e m e t e r y

No .

S t r e e t W a t e r W a t e r P a r k . S t r e e t B r i d g e

i g h t i n g

1 6

71 ,72 ,44

9 9

,79 ,38

W o r k s 10,79 2 23 4,63

Cul . & C. W . . . . 57

5.00 I I . 2.50

9.20 1.6G 2.37 2.21 6.50 8.96 0.07 5.96 8.40 9 25 1.72

T o t a l Ci ty F u n d s $33,496.30 D i s t r i c t I ^unas .

L a b o r Ace. P a v ng Dis t . N o s — 48 $ 73.50 49 114.50 50 85.00

T o t a l $ 273.00 L a b o r Ace. C u r b a n d G u t ­

t e r D:s t . 34 3.50 L a b o r Ace . S e w e r Dis t .

N o . I l l 62.50

G r a n : l t o t a l $33 835.30 Ann A r b o r . Mich. , A u g . 7, 1922. To t h e F i n a n c e C o m m i t t e e of t h e

C o m m o n C o u n c i l : G e n t l e m e n — I h a v e e x a m i n e d t h e

f o r e g o i n g a c c o u n t s a g a i n s t t h e c i ty of A n n A r b o r , a n d I h e r e b y ce r t i fy t h a t t h e y a r e c o r r e c t to t h e bes t of m y k n o w l e d g e .

ISAAC G. R E Y N O L D S . Ci ty C l e r k .

To t h e H o n o r a b l e , t h e C o m m o n C o u n c i l :

G e n t l e m e n — Y o u r F i n a n c e C o m ­m i t t e e h a s r e v i e w e d t h e f o r e g o i n g r e p o r t . W a r r a n t s for s a l a r i e s w e r e d r a w n A u g . 1, 1922. W e r e c ­o m m e n d t h a t s a m e be a p p r o v e d a n d t h a t w a r r a n t s be o r d e r e d d r a w n for t h e f o r e g o ' n g a c c o u n t s .

A L B E R T D. G R O V E S , R O B E R T N O R R I S , M A R K D. S U G D E N ,

F i n a n c e C o m m i t t e e . Aid . N o r r i s m o v e d t o t h e a d o p ­

t ion of r e p o r t , w h i c h w a s a d o p t e d b y foUow 'ng v o t e : Yeas , Aid. J o h n s o n , H a a r e r , Graf, H e n d e r s o n , L u c a s M o o r e , Spa the l f , W h i t e , F r e e m a n , Lu tz , N o r r i s , P r e s . S u g -den, 12. N a y s . n o n e .

S e w e r C o m m i t t e e Aid. L u t z p r e s e n t e d City E n g i n ­

e e r ' s p r e l i m i n a r y e s t i m a t e s , wh-ch w e r e a p p r o v e d by B o a r d of P u b ­lic W o r k s J u l y 24. 1922. a s fo ' lows; To t h e B o a r d of P u b l i c W o r k s , A n n A r b o r , Mich . G e n t l e m e n :

I s u b m i t t h e fo l lowing pre l imi­n a r y e-.t:ma'"es of t h e cost of Vine-w o o d - b l v d . s a n i t a r y s e w e r from W a y n e - s t to ci ty l im i t s : L a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l s . . . . $ 1 , 0 5 2 . 9 5 E n g i n e e r i n g a n d c o n t i n ­

g e n c i e s 105.29

E s t i m a t e d cost $1,158.24 D e x t e r - a v . s a n i t a r y sewer from

s tof -on 9. 25 t o c i ty l imi t s : L a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l s $3,108.70 E n g i n e e r i n g a n d c o n t i n ­

g e n c i e s 310.87

E s t i m a t e d cost $3,419.57 C h a r i e t o n - a v . s a n i t a r y sewer

f r o m V i n e w o o d - a v w e s t 394 ft. L a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l s $ 707.50 E n g m e e r i n g a n d c o n t l g e n -

cles 70.75

E s t i m a t e d Cos t $778.25 A b b o t - a v . s a n i t a r y sewer , from

V i r g i n ' a - a v . w e s ' 394 ft. I^-'bor a n d m n t e ^ ' a s $717 50 E r ' ^ ' n e e : ' n g fin-l cont ngon-

71.75 c ies

E s t i m a t e d Cost 789.25 P i r n s an ' l ^ p e e i f i c a f o n s a re on

t;\o :n m'- off>p. R-^s ' i ec fn l lv subp"* t t d

G-^o. H . P n n d e n h u g'T C ty E n g ' n c e r .

By Aid. L u t z : R e s o l v r d , t h n t t h e m a t t e r of

san t a r v s e w e r in Dis r"ct No. U ^ . rn V inewoo '1 -b 'vd f rom Wavne-st . to e"ty i :m"ts ;D 's t . N o . 115 on Dcx-t e r - a v . f - o m S t a f o n 9 25 to t h e c ' tv l inii s; D ' s t No. 116, on Char l -ton--^v f^'om V r g i n i a - a v . west 394 ft.- D ' s t . N o 117. on Abbot^av. f -om Vi rg in a - r v . w e s t 394 ft.; m-o 'ud n g t h e r e p o r t ! t h e r e o n of tne Ci ty E n g i n e e r , be r e f e r r e d to the s e w e r n o m m ' t t e e a n d ssirS rom^-i-tee m'^et in th'^ r o o m of t h e Board of P u b r c W o r k s a t a t i m e to he f ypd bv ^he e h a r^^-an of sa^d ';-o;^'-m^t tee for t h e pn>^nose of m a k ng d u e i n o u i r y r e > t i v e to s^:d sewer d ' s t r i c t s , a n d a f t e - h - ' ^ r lng IJ ^ '

- sons i n t e r e s t e d t h e r e ' n and d^ s r-ing t o be h e a r d saVl c o m m i t t e e re ­p o r t to counc i l a t nex t r egu la r m e e t i n g .

COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7, 1922 431

Adopted by following vote: Yeas, Aid. Johnson. Haarer , Graf, Hen­derson, Lucas Moore, Spathelf, Wh.te, Freeman, Lutz, Norris , pies. Sugden 12 Nays none.

Moved by Aid. Lutz, t h a t a sanU tary sewer be sonstructed on Krause-st. from Th.rd-s t . to Mur-ray-av. and that the City Engin­eer be instructed to p repare plans, specif.cations and est imate of cost for sa.d sewer and t h a t the con­struction of said sewer is hereby deemed and declared to be a neces­sary i)ubl:c improvement .

Adopted by foLowing vote; Yeas. Aid. Johnson, Haarer , Graf. Hen­derson, Luct: s, Moore, Spathelf, White. Freeman, Lutz. Norris , Pres. Sugden, 12. Nays, none.

Sidewalk Committee To the Honorable, the Common Council. Gentlemen;

Your S-dewa'k comm ttee res­pectfully recommends tha t the fol­lowing sidewalks be ordered built and the follow.ng resolution adopt­ed;

Resolved, tha t the grad ing and construe'ion of the s idewalks here nafter mentioned is deeiTied and doc'arod to be a necessary pub­lic improvement.

Therefore, It s hei'eby o'^dered that stone or cement sidewalks be ??raded, and bui t and constructed in tlie C-ty of Ann Arbor on a n i along the fo lowing iproperty:

Floyl and Ka o C h a p m a n — 3 1 1 -^'I'i Thompson-st. r o m m o n dr.V'\ The N 36 1-2 V. of lot 2 B 3 S R S East Ann Arbor Land Co.'s Add.

Arthur Marquard t — 311-315 Thompson-st. The S 29 1-2 ft. of lot 2 and the N 18 1-2 ft. of lot 3 B 3 P R 8 East , Ann Arbor Land Co.'s Add.

AnrlreAv Bloomfield—From 311 Thompson to corner of Liberty and Thompson. The N 28 ft of the W. 80 ft of lot 1 also the W 80 ft. of a piece of land lying N of lot 1 and S of Liberty-st. B 3 S, R 6 East , Ann Arbor Land Co.'s Add.

C'aude A. B u r r e t t — F r o m 311 Thompson to corner of Liberty & Thomppon. The S 38 ft. of the W 80 ft. of lot 1 B 3 S R 8. Eas t Ann Arbor Land Co.'s add.

Fmmn Hurlbert . 508 E. L 'ber ty-st. The E 52 ft. of lot 1 also t he E 52 ft. of a p ece of land lying N of lot 1 and S of Liberty-st B 3 S. R 8 East, Ann Arbor Land Co.'s Add.

Young Men's Christ ian Assoc.—

C t v Y. M. C A. The S 44 ft. of the W 100 ft. of lot 5 and ' h e N 44 ft. of lo' 4 B 1 N, R 5 East .

John M. Feinor—Feiner proper­ty, S Mam-st. Lot 16 and the N 28 1-2 feet of lot 15 The N 28 1-2 ft. of the E 16 1-2 ft. of iot 2 and the E 16 1-2 ft. of iot 1 B 4 S, R 3 Eas t

El ' a L. Wagner—S side of Pack-ard-s . Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4 B 5 S. R 4 East , also tha* p a r t of lots 7 and S S of Packa rd B 4 S R 4 East , Ann A'-'bor Land Co.'s Add.

C. F. Stel lhorn—S r, de of Pack-ard-s t . The W 66 ft. of lois 15, 16, 17 and 18 B 5 S R 4 E i s t . Ann Ar­bor Land Co.'s add.

M"s. Mar.o J. Jones—That par t of the E 1-2 of lots 17 and 18 as 1 es S W of Packard-s t . and the N 52 ft. of ' h e E 1-2 of lot 16 B 5, R. R 4 East, Ann Arbor Land Co.'s Add.

G. D Schaffer—445 S. 4^h-av. The S 55 f of lot 8 B 4 S, R 5 East .

Theo Grube Est.—441 S. 4th-av. The S 1-2 of lot 7 and the N 11 ft cf lot 8 B 4 S- R 5 East .

Frr.der cka Meyer-^439 S. 4tli-av. The N 1-2 of lot 7 B 4 S R 5 Er s t .

Mar^' Stark—426 R. 4th-av. Lot 12 B 4 S R 4 East .

Fred R aeb—420 R. 4th-av. The R 62 ft of lo' i:i B 4 S R 4 East .

J o h n Kuehn l -^ -416 S. 4th-av. The R. 1-2 of Nt 14 and the N

4 ft. of lot 13 B 4 R. R 4 Eas'I Mar tha L. Tho-^pe—Co^mer of

Libertv and D'vis 'on-st . The E 9!t f\ of the N 115 1-2 ft. of lot 8 B 3 S. R 6 East .

Repa i r s 30n-307 R Divis.OT-st.—East side

Mop and repair cement intersec­tion

502 E. L i b e r t y - s t . - ^ W a k repair­ed.

337 E. Liber ty-s t .—Walk to be repaired under d.rection of City En.frineer.

4 th -av .—Repa ' r walk in fron*^ of Herber'^ pronorty ne.T' Y. M. C A. under direction of City Engin­eer.

607 E. Huron—AValk repairer!. 613 E. Huron—Drive repaired. 601 E Hu' 'on—Randstone v/alk

ra sed to grade. 417 E. Huron—Walk repaired;

drive Bapt 's^ Guild repaired. 407 E. Huron-s t .—Raise to grade

and repair Rheehan proper ty : r a s e to grade and repair . Walks in front of Breakey, iDpuglas, Re t t i s

43 COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7, 1922

and Baptis t church proper ty re­paired. Walk corner P a c k a r d and >'ouith-av. Gottl eb Wild, mop and repair .

City \V03k Crosswalk S W 4th-av. and W.I-

liam-st. C. C. F r e e m a n

W. S Moore Wni. L. Henderson

Benj . H. Graf Geo. L u z W. G. Johnson

Sidewalk Comm.t tee . Aid. F r e e m a n moved the adop­

tion of ropo-'t, which was adopt­ed by follow.ng vote: Yeas, Aid. John.,on JIaarer , Graf. Hender ­son, Lucas Mooie Spathelf, Wh. te , i'ro^enian, Lutz, Norr .s , Pres . Sug-den, 12. Nays, none.

RaJwf.y Conrmitt?e R e p o r t Aug 7, 1922.

The Honorable Common Counc-1. Ann Arbor, Mich. Gent lemen:

Your Rai lway commit tee p re ­sents the lo^lowino; repor t with re­gard to the local street car Unes. At the last meo-ing of the Council a verbal repor t was made as to t h e progress of negotiat ions w. th the Detroit , Jackson & Chicago Rail­way. It had been hoped t h a t the company might furni.^h figures which would show clearly the cos. of doing business m Ann Arbor, and allow the council to judge to Vvhat extent t h e company nilght properly be asked to make fu^-ther expenditures for the paving and main tenance of its t racks . The com­pany has submit ted an analysis of cost, but its methods of account ing a re such tha t the costs given a re for m a n y i tems "al located" in stead of actual cost. These allo­cated costs are , as we unders tand , liractically the average costs of all the i r city lines, including those in Detroit, FUnt, as well as Ann Ar­bor. I t is manifest t ha t such fig­ures can have ht t le value when ap ­plied directly to Ann Arbor condi­tions. The company is also unable to tell us the n u m b e r of Inteirurban passengers carr ied t h rough Ann Arbor, so t h a t we can form no es-atinp^ costs on the Packard -Main-t imate of the proport ion of oper-West Huron lines which should be charged to the In t e ru rban traffic and to the local traffic. The situ­ation is, therefore , not all t ha t could be desired.

Mr. E. J. Burdick, General Man­

ager of the Detroit , Jackson and Chicago Rai lway Co., has today suom-tted the tullowing propos--tion. Mr. A. H. White, Cha i rman Railway Comm.. tee, c o m m o n Council of the City ' of Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor. M-ch.gan, Dear S r :

Unders tanding tha t your commit­tee has betore it a t the present t ime for consideration and act.on the ma t t e r ot the s rcet railway condii .ons and Lerv.ce .n the C.ty of Ann Arbor. F u r t h e r undeistanu-ing tha t it is the d e s r e of the C.ty of Ann Arbor tha t the s reet ra.l-way t rackage and equipment bo maln ta .ned and the furn.shjng oi: service thereby be cont.nued, th s is intended to state in brief anti f eneral outl ne the te rms and con­ditions upon wh-Ch the presen; owners of the street railway track­age and equipment are w. l ing to main ta in the same and concinue the furni -hin^ of serv-ce thereby, viz.:

1. The company to reconstruct the t r acks on Packard-av . at or near Granger-s t . to the new City Limits to be reconstructed and be paved between the t racks .

2. The company to pave between both t--acks of the switch on HU-st., between Forest-av, and Churcli-st.. and also be ween the tracks at the inte: section of H-l -s t . and L.n-coln-av. and at the intersecjon of HIU- t. and Washtenaw-av

3. The company to pave on De-troit-st . between ' h e t racks for the d-Stance between the lot lines of Div-sicn-st. extended and the dis­tance between the lot l.nes of Kingsley-st . extended.

4. The t r acks not now paved or not to be paved as above outhned to be maintained in a simi­lar manne r to the t racks on Wood-ward-av . in the City of Highland P a r k and on Grand River-av. be­yond the old City L 'mlts in the City of Detroit as the same are at pres­ent.

5. The Company to operate busses from the new hospital, when put in operation, to the near­est convenient point for making connection with street cars or such o ther routes as may be hereafter a r ranged by muHial agreement.

6. The city to grant to the com­pany a day-to-day r g h t to main­tain the t rackage on the streets where the same now exists. Such

COMMON COUNCIL—AUGUST 7, 1022 43:

day-to-day right to be te rminable by the city ui)on s.xty days' notice to the company.

7. The rate of fare under such day-to-day right shall be deter­mined on the basis provided in the Glaspie Act enacted by the last legislature. If the city and the company cannot agree on the ra te of fare the same to be referred to the Michigan Public Utilities Com­mission for determinat ion. In de­terminating the rate of fare the n-terurban cars to pay a proper charge for the use of the t r acks and for any power used from any power station which may be a par t of the city system.

8. If the city shall at any t ime determine to engage in the owner­ship and operation of s treet rai l­ways, the t rack and equipment then in the s t reets shall be pu r ­chased by the City at the then fair value of the physical p rop­erty thereof to be agreed upon between the City and the Company or failing such agreement to be determined by the Michigan P u b ­lic Utilities Commission.

While the foremost outline is very brief and general and would require the working out of m a n y details, it is believed to fairly cov­er the situation and offer the p rop­er basis from which to draft an ordinance defining: the r ights and obligations of the part ies and the terms and conditions upon which service shall be continued to be rendered to the public in the City of Ann Arbor.

Very respectfully, Detroit. Jackson & Chi­

cago Railway. By E. J. Burdick.

Your committee presents this proposition for your considerat ion and recommends t h a t it be refer­

red back to the commit tee . Alferd H. White , W. G. Johm^on,

Geo. Spathelf. Repor t referred back to commit­

tee. iJ^h'Anfr Comniitt'Co R e p o n

To the Honorabie, the Common Council. Gent lemen:

Your L-ghting committee res­pectfully recommends as follows: That 100 c. p. lamp be moved from North Main-st. betwoen Kingsley and Felch-sts . to corner of Wild-wood and Dexter-avs.

That 100 c. p. l amp be moved from nor th end of Goffe property on N. Main-st.

That 600 c. p. lamp be moved from in front of McMillan ])roperty on Jackson-av . to corner of J ack ­son and Virginia-avs.

That 100 V. p. lamp be moved from southwest corner of F o u r t h -av. and Summi^-st. to southeast corner of said streets.

Tha t 600 c. p lamp be placed at corner of Jackson and Ken-wood-avs.

Tha t a new boulevard Tghting post be placed in front of 215 E. Washington-St. , where post has been broken.

RpRDectfuTv subnii t ted. W. G Johnson. Geo. Spothelf. Geo. L. Haare r ,

Light ing Commit 'oe . Aid. Johnson moved the adop-

f o n of repor t which w"?s adopted bv foPowmg vote: Y^^s Aid. John­son, Haarer , Graf. Henderson. Lu-cns Moore. Snathelf, Whi te . F ree ­m a n Lutz Norris, P res . Sugden, 12 Nays. none.

On motion of Aid. Spathelf Council ad.iourned

Isaac G. Reynolds. City Clerk.