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by the company at seventy-five per thousand ciiljic t'eet shall contain an averajre of at least four liundred avail­able heat units per cubic foot, tests to be evaporative. Provided tliat if the company shall furnish fuel gas at a price less than seveuty-live cents per thousand cubic feet, such gas may have fewer than .four hundred units to the cubic foot,"and the number of heat units may be reduced, in proportion, as the price is reduced.

Aid. Scliairer moved tha t Mr. Pack-Jiam be allowed the lloor. Adopted.

After wliich, the chair having stated the question to be: "Shall this ordin­ance pass as amended?"

The yeas and nays being called, the ordinance, as amended, passed as fol­io W's:

Yeas—Aid. Wines, Schairer, Martin, Snow, Ferguson, Kitson.Prettyman—7.

Nays—None. Aid. Taylor stated that he had never

heard the ordinance read and wished to be excused from voting.

Aid. Wines moved that we return to the order of business of Ordinances. Adopted.

The third reading by sectionsof "An Ordinance Extending the Time of Operation of the Provisions of an Ordinance entitled ' 'An Ordinance Relative lo Gas Works," passed Sept. 2, 1889, and approved Sept. 4, 1889.

After which, the chair having stated the question to be, ' 'Shall this ordin­ance pass?" The yeas and nays being called, the ordinance passed as follows:

Yeas—Aid. Wines, Schairer, Martin, Snow, Ferguson, Taylor, Kitson. Prettyman—8.

Nays—None. Council then adjourned.

W. J . M I L L E R ,

City Clerk.

COUNCIL, C H A M B E R . ( AaQ Arbor , Apr i l 0, 189;:J. f

Adjourned session. Called to order by Pres. Cooley. Roll called. Quorum present. Absent—Aid. Wines and Prettyman

President Cooley stated that as chairman of the Committees on Sewer­age and Smoke Nuisances, he had drafted a report, which he thought ought to be submitted to the new Council.

On motion of Aid. Taylor it was ac­cepted and so referred.

I I E P O U T S O F CITY O F F I C E R S .

The City Clerk presented a tabulated statement of the votes cast in the vari­ous wards of the city, as provided in Section 2ti of the City Charter, as fol­lows*

M a y o r : 15. M. T h o m p s o n . . - -E. G. M a n n

P re s . of Com. ( 'oun : Wm. W. W a t t s Levi D. Wines

Ci tv C l e r k : W m . J . Miller Glen V. MiUs

Assessor : P a t r i c k O ' H e a r n . - -

J u s t i c e of tljo P e a c e : •T. W. B e n n e t t N . G . B u t t s . .

251 20K

)9()

201

24S

473

270

T 3

cd

'̂ 'C

104 269

2fil 105

267 100

306

116

160 192

lft4 148

193 149

373

159

175 151

170 145

167 147

311

,167 17S 24811831146

243 61

70 56,232

72 53

126

i t 225

299

62 *237 66 68

994 951

960 944

977

1912

1011 8S9

O

First Ward Supervisor: John E. Miner Emanuel Warner - - 161 John G. Palmer H

Second Ward Supervisor: Eugene Oesterl in. . 233 Herman Gundert 11!̂ Herman C. Markham 4

Third Ward Supervisor: James Kearns 328 Fred Esslinger __ 9

Fourth Ward Supervisor: George H. Pond. . . . ' 173 John S.Carroll 124 Isaac Dunn 16

Fi t th Ward Supervisor: Thomas Speechley.. 67 George W. Weeks ^ 61 Kobert C. Winslow ^ 6

Sixth Ward Supervisor: Evart H. Scott . . ._ - . - 254 Horace J. Purtield 35

APRIL 6,1893. 145 First Ward Alderman:

Cli;irles VV. Wagner . . - . 226 Daniel A. MacLachian 213 Paul Snauble . , 19

Second Ward Alderman: Christian Mailin 356 M. Calvin Boy Ian _. 6

Tliird Ward Alderman: Ariel II. Fillmore 180 Wm. Clancy, J r 1-54 Will . Copeland 13

Fonrth Ward Alderman: Alvah P. Fergnson 267 William Salyer, Sr 34

Fifth Waul Alderman: Charles II. Manly. 118 Nelson Rogers 2

Sixth Ward Alderman: Arthur J. Kitson 191 Richard E. Jolly 58 Eieazer A. Calkins 42

First Waid Con.stable: Thaddeus E. Thompson. 393 Charles Boylau _ 20

Second Ward Constable: Paul Sehall 254 Albert Ful ford . . . . 107

Third Ward Constable: Jasper Inn i s . . . 188 Charles Schott 148 Wm. Mack _. 9

Fourth Ward Constable: Thomas F . Leonard 272 Daniel Strickler 81

Fifth Ward Constable: Charles Fox _ _ 64 Alexander Williams 2

Sixth Ward Constable: Henry Marsh . . 185 John Shirley 67 John C Wilson 32

W. J. MiLLEH, City Clerk.

MOTIONS AND R E S O L U T I O N S .

B y A l d e r m a n F e r g u s o n : Resolved, That the Common Council of the

City of Ann Arbor, in regular session at the Council Chambers, in said city, on this sixth day of April, A. D. 1893, do declare and hereby certify that at the municipal election, held in and for said City of Ann Arbor, on the third dav of April, A. 1). 1893, the followinpr named persons were duly and lawfully elected to the following named city offices, viz:

For Mayor—Bradley M. Thompson. For President of the Common Counc i l -

William W Watts. For City Clerk—\ViUiam J. Miller. For City Assessor—Patrick O'Hearn. For Justice of the Peace—John W. Bennett

For .Supervisors: 1st Ward—John R. Miner, 2d Ward—Eugene Oesteiliu. 3d Ward—James Kearus 4th Ward—George H. Pond. 5th Ward—Thomas Speechly. tith Ward—Evart H. fecott.

For Aldermen : 1st Ward Charles W. Wagner. '2d Ward—Christian Martin. 3d Ward—Ariel H. Fillmore. 4th Ward—Alvah P. Ferguson. 5th Ward-Char les H. Manly, t th Ward—Arthur J. Kitson.

For Constables: 1st Ward—Thaddeus E. Thompson. 2d Ward—Paul Sehall. 8d Ward—Jasper Imus 4th Ward -Thomas F. Leonard. 5th Wara-Char les Fox tjth Ward —Henry Marsh.

Wlifich r e s o l u t i o n , d i ee l a ra t ion a n d certii-legate fp re ra i . ed b y a y e a a n d n a y Aiot'B *as l ioUows :

Yeas—Aldis. SLihiairer, M a r t i n , H e r z , F i . l m o r e , S n o w , F e r g u s o i i , O ' M a r a , Ke'h.berg, T a y l o r , KiiiS'on a n d P r e s . Oo'oliey—11.

N a y s — A o u e . By A l d e r m a n M a r t i n :

Resolved That the sum of two dollars in gold coin be appropriated from the rout ingeut fc'uud to pay the salary of the Mayor, Hon, William G. JJoty, that the ciiy Clerk do cause such coin to be suitably incased and properly inscribed, and present the sanie to his honor the Mayor, in the name of the People of the city.

Resolved, further, that the thanks of this council are hereby tendered to Hon. William U. Doty, for ihe constant care with which the business of the office of Mayor has been per­formed during his very brilliant administra­tion.

A d o p t e d a s iolloAvs: Yeas—Aldis. Solialii 'er, Mar t i in , H e r z ,

F i l l m o r e , S n o w , Ferig'UiS'on, O ' M a r a , Reli .berg, Taylioi", KMisOin, a n d I*res. O o o l - e y - 1 1 .

N a y s — N o n e . By A l d e r m a n M a r t i n :

Resolved. That the thanks of the Council are tendered to Prof M E.Cooley. for the constant courtesy and uniform impartiality with which he has presided over the deliberation of this council, and we part with his wisdom and pru­dent method with great regret.

A d o p t e d a s to l lowis : Y'"eias—Aids. Scttiaiirer, M a r t i n , H e r z ,

[Fiillmior-e, Smow, Ferig'usoai, O M a r a , R e h b e r g , T a y l o r , a n d K i t s c n — 1 0 .

N a y s — N o n e .

On m o t i o n t h e connc i l ad jou rned -W M . J . M I L L E R , C i ty C.erk.