4 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

"sewer," after " l icense" iuser^ "bonds."

Rule 7. Strike out the words "three t imes" and insert " twice ," and strike out the word " t e n " and insert "five."

Rule 8. Add "and shall thereupon without motion be referred to the proper committee unless otherwise ordered."

Rule 14. Strike out the words " a succeeding" and insert " the next regu­lar". Strike out all after "reconsid­ered."

Rule 19 In line 8 from top of page after "ordered" inseert "by two-thirds of the members present."

Rule 17. So amended as to read as follows: The followng standing com­mittees shall be appoiuted, the first named member of any committee to be chairman thereof to-wit:

1. Finance. 2. Ordinance. 3. Sewer. 4. Street. 5. Sidewalks. 6. Fire Department. 7. Water. 8. Police. 9. Lighting.

10. License. 11. Bonds. 12. Parks. 13. Poor. Rule 30. In the last line after

" o f insert " two thirds of". Strike out "elect of the council" and insert "present".

Rule 21. Strike out all after "month . "

Rule 24. Strike out "Waple's Hand­book of Parliamentary Practice" and insert "Robert 's Rules of Order."

And your committee recommend the reprinting of the rules in pamphlet form.

O. E. Butterfield, Chas. E. Hiscock, H. J. Brown.

Aid. Prettyman moved that the re port of the committee be adopted as a whole.

Aid. Taylor offered an amendment to Rule 1 so as to read "a t 7:30 p. m. standard time between April and Sep­

tember and 7 :30 p. m, local time be­tween September and Apri l" after the word "mon th" in line 8. Adopted.

Aid. Prettyman offered an amend­ment to Rule 18 so as to read "The question shall be, shall the recommen­dation of the committee be adop ted by the council? Adopted.

The report of the commttee on rules was adopted as follows:

Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Allniendinger, Koch, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, Ferguson Taylor Shadford Pretty­man Coon Butterfield, Cady, President Hiscock—14.

Nays—None. By Aid. Taylor: Resolved that the salaries of city offi­

cers be fixed for the ensuing year as fol­lows: city clerk |800 per year, city attorney, |300 per year; city marshal, | 65 per month; patrolmen, $50 per month; city treasurer, $100 per year; health ofificer, $150 per year; inspector of board of health, $100 per year; re­maining member of the board of health, | 50 per year.

Adopted as follows: Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Allmendinger,

Koch, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, Ferguson, Taylor, Shadford, Pretty­man, Coon, Butterfield, Cady, President Hiscock—14.

Nays—None. Aid. Prettyman moved that when the

council adjourn it adjourn to Monday, April 39, 1895, at 7:30 p. m.

On motion the Council adjourned. Glen V. Mills., City clerk.

C O U N C I L C H A M B E R , / A N N A R B O R , Apr i l 29,1895. f

Adjourned session. Calk d to order by President Hiscock. Roll called. Quorum present. Absent—Aid. Moore, Taylor.

R E P O R T O F S T A N D I N G COMMITTEES.

BONDS. To t h e H o n o r a b l e Common Counci l :

Your committee on bonds would re-

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spectfully report, that they have ex amiiied ttie tollovviug bonds and would recutnmend tht i r approval with tbe suieiitrs named:

Principal. Sureties. CITY CLERK.

Glen V.Mills . . .Fred G Sclileichcr John Uury,-

CONSTABLES.

Jeremiah Walsli Frederick Wutstcr Fred Kirn

Charles G. Schmidt Mo^es Si aliolt Ihivid Kinsey

Paul Schall . . . .Fred Keimold EuKcne Oestei'lin

Melven C.Peterson Fred Hewlett CliarloH Dvvyur

Peter Hertchen A. A Meutli G Hoefer

DRUGGISTS.

Henry J. Brown.. . John Kapp Leonard Gruner

E. E Calkins Jud?on H. Warner Fred S. Gaige

John Moore Alonzo M. Doty Georjj,e Feiner

Bassett & Mason Soreno Bassett Leonard Bassett

MANUFACTUIIERS.

Ann Arbor Brewing Co. . . .John Kapp L C. Weinmann

Martin & FiBcher Charles Binder Titus F. Hutzel

LIQUOR DEALERS. Fred Besimer

John Goetz & Son. . .

Wm. A. & J. Gwinner

KmilGolz

Charles Schott . . .

Oswald Dietz

John Berber

Frederick Brown —

Charles Binder

Michael F. Schaiblo

August Herz

Christian Gauss

Frederick J. G. Schmid

Gottfried Schoettlc

J. F. lieimold

Louis Kurtz-.

Wm H. Mclntyre

Adulph Kemper. . .

AddCoUum

EdscU T. McClure...

Win. F. Stifgelmaier

George A. Waidelich

AV. H. Mclntyre E. V. Hangstt rt'er Frederick Kirn John Goeiz, Jr . Gottlob Luick Emanuel Luick Gusiave Brehm H. Hardin-^liaus Emanuel Luick Ern ts t Kehberg H. Hardinj:haus Fred Besimer Emanuel Wagner J. Fred Keimuld G. F Stein L. (.!. Weinmann Albert Mann John Walz Mathias Fischer Joim Hagati ('hristiau Gauss Johu Hagan August Herz Jolin M. Wagner G. K. Stein Jacob Dupper Chas. W. Grossman ChristiaiiSchienker J . F. Staebler John Berger (christian M a r t n Charles F. Kayser Fred Besimer F Wurster Mathias Fischer Heury C Apf- 1 Wesley Hicks J. A. Polhemus H. Hardinghaus Caspar Kinsey George M. c iarken Densmore Cramer John Maulbelsch Gottlieb lUi

Joseph Fai'ker John Schmid Fred Besimer

John Fritz E ^ . uieterie Matthew Lutz

Christian Spaeth Michael Staeoler Ulirisuan Bayer

John MaulDetsch... J . M. Wedemayer Jolin VVinaeiich

Martin P. Vogel n^Uiij Goiz Fred G. t larpst

Michael etaebler Ctinstian Spaeth Frederick staeljler

J. Jacob Koch . .John ivoca EruesL Kehbers"

Bi-ehm *St Moore iius ±iutzei William werz

O. E. BTTTTEttFlELD, U. G. ir'UETTi'MAiN,

Committteon Bonds. Adopted as follows: Yes—Aid. Maynard, Allmendinger,

Koch, ttnyder, Laubeugayer, Jirown, J^Vrgusou, tShadtord, Fiettyuian Ooou, Buttertield, Oady, Pres. iliacuck—13.

Nays—iS^one. On motion the Council adjourned.

(xLEN. V. MILLS,

City Clerk.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, * ANJ> AKiioK. May ti, 1695. (

ilegular session. Called to order by President Hiscock. Roll called, quorum present. Absent, Aldermen Moore. Alderman Brown moved that the

reading of the journal of the regular session of April 16th, be deferred. Adopted.

The journal of the following special session was approved.

COMMUNICATIONS.

FROM THE MAYOR

To the Honorable, The Common Coun­cil: Gentlemen: As it is not clear to

my mind how the resolution passed by your honorable body, at your session of April 15th, 1895, authorizing me to offer a reward of one hundred dollars to the person furnishing evidence that shall lead to the arrest and conviction of any one guilty of wilfully and maliciously administering poison to any dog or ex­posing any poisonous substance, with intent that the same shall be taken or