The Wyandotte herald., December 13, 1940, Image 4

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THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceed mg:,
«> .. •»jI* »l t♦*. Mich.. iKr. 1 1 >, 19141.
«»f i h«* < <min :! t I
i: * il> of VVpiHbillr, tin* l|ot:,*i tb>
,'»c >«»r i>nii> \V. lUlwu presiding
Cail.
recent: C«*Mucilmcn Bob m, B. bl,
-4.1,, s< lnihz, W.igai, Warner.
AtrSclli : Xoi»«*.
Minutes.
Motion b\ Coimciiui.lll Wiigar, > . •
i<\ ml iv < ouiidltiuun Wagner, i. ...
m* r*-:i«iing oi t In* mi miles «>1 the U
.n.i ? m._' i». «l vv 11 li aml U.
‘,«me 'i. rul a|»jir*FV«<l as re****rd»*d
'11...', CouiM'liUiet; licliUl, Broil.
s> . " » . Sehuti/.. Wognr. Wa;'w r.
.Vi\s None.
.. ilerat
Iho iulM-r I, It* 4**.
%t; 1.. .! I«i< nurse,
< il v 4 h. k.
\V.vaiiilo' t> , M nhigun.
I hair Sir .
I hereby notify you tlmt at Lite next
or -q**eia) ni**eting of Lb** Com
mon Cmineil, I will move to rt*cousid*T
“i he Viiti by wliieh the request of the
Hoard of Kdiiealion t<» sell the library
j.io|M-rt> was denied.
K*sp. ctfullry yours,
Onitwiliuau l»ui> lirohl.
Mole n for this utroocsideration hy
• ouneiiiitan Ijouis Lirohl.
Suj»j>orml l»y 4 Yauut-itounti Wagai.
Yeas: 4 Vnuieilnieii I>r«*h I, Mesial,
W’agar. Warner.
\:i\>: Coiinrilim-ii Beirut, Schultz.
Million «l*<*lared cairied.
Inf unshed Business.
Alisis lhtlieoits Busiii»*s>.
4'it.v Connell.
• ity Hall.
\Yyandutli'. Mb-higan
1 ***ar Sirs:
!. together with tin- 4?lirydt*r I»e
troit 4 s iaii|nit»y. ilo heifhy |ietitioii
\ <ii|. Ilouorahh* I tody for jterniissiou
to it',# a Chrysler faeiory xuiiml oat
lor tie lairjiox- « f animimeing otir
-mud Saturday. hewidier
llt h. 1910.
I hereto agr«*e to • innply with all
• u\ regulation." regarding tie* same.
Very truly yours.
MH’unii Motor Sales
.1. M. MH’ami
K* l«*i r* ll i«» 4*4 »iMK*il.
i ’ity **t Wyandotte.
\Y >amlotte. Mbihigan
«lentl(>meii: , >
I iiteh-i "land that a • pi«*"lin»i lists
~, rai>ed j»s to tin 1 Imrsejtowei of
tin jTi i n in l-.M M:i«k • ngim* «iS4*i|
n otir M«alel F.FC. Il may In- that lhas
•mi 'Uioii wa> taiseii Ucitnsc in sum*
w,i \ refer* nee was mad,- t* * tin** mod
• ,|s of a \* a r ago. At l list l tine . tie*
t,o «..|M.\\ir on tlii' >ize engine "as <l.
(hi \in r> g*» hy. li*»we\**r. all man
111;.i't nrer*» try I** make impr*»v* limits
\\ till i 'S ami otners pe:lKi|*s
tmliff* K ill ly . Along these lin**<s, the
dai-k 4’om,.any has change! the d**
<>t ihis engine ami its eharaeter
in tii«- past year so Unit tin eti
-in,.. u<*\\ nlTered. develops **7 horse
1 1<i\ner This attestiil hy the :»t
taeli*"d 1 1! intiil fi*hh r with the tijfiiri'N
eirehd in ml junwil. 1 his i> the figure
licit Mai k i> pr»i>aied at auj tine* to
Vertifx in any possible lensil nuinner.
Vcny truly yours,
Mark International Motor Tnn*k
4 i»rpi*rati«ni.
{'. L. Itrosseau.
I »ist riel Mana^iv.
I nlinisbial Itusiness
< iti\ 4 4»mieil.
t ity of WyaiMU4.lt*,
Wyamhilti*. MUhiuan.
4 lontlomeu;
At a HH*4*titijr «*f tin- Mimieiiial •s**i
x U*. 4 'miimLssioii hist evening. th»* ih<l
to fiiminh tin* 4*ity of Wyandotte wiLlt
one t hs trh- lijslit ami jiower line s4*r
\ii e trm k was awauhtl to the 4100.
K. 4 halt he Motor Stilts in the amount
of sa.:il4M*». Thh* award we uiwler-
Mand wiU Im* si*lniLittt*4l t 4» you for fin
al approval The likl calls for one
i;.F. 1 Maek Mott*: Truek whhh has
a grists raliinc **f 144HK* jmiimnls mi
dutil tint-.
The protests this ;twa*nl
on the tiiat oiu ipuitation as
xiluikit-btl tivifiy attached* tm*t*Ls Llie
*t»e«*ifn ations as furnishetl by the City
of W'ramlotte at a tint of $*J440.01»
hi a tmt savings tx> your City of $S7t4.-
imi as e«»ut|Ktretl to the amount awarsl
ed.
Kurtln that pnhlislnsl literature on
the K.K.!’. Ma«*k shows Ml 11.11.1*, at
::iH H > IM* M.. wliieh d<*es not nitet your
s|.»f*ifii*a t ions
We ask that the award of the 4i**o.
K Ibntlie Motor Sal»*s In* denied and
fix- same I*, a wattled to the Interna
l ioital Ilarveste: 4 oiiqtany oil the ha
sin .»f low hid wliieh meets ymir *«ie
« i f iea I ions.
Yours truly,
I ulema t joint I Ilar'*>t«*r 4'oinpaiiy
\|. 4' Faulkmv.
I nfiuishe*l ItusiiM'ss.
To tin lloiuirabb* Mayor and 4’ity
4 otiiii'il. Wyandotte. Miehigau.
\ .entletnen:
l-ulies Civie 4 'llib rispleM tile Moll
i.i able llodx to install traffie lights ai
the • hum r n( fJIli SCcel and Kur«*kn :
ir-o ;ii Ttiitli St re«*t and «*cik Stre;*t.
lor t lie siif* t\ »d our rhlUl ell.
W,* trust you I<m>k iui»» this matter
uid hav. siitety lights insta.hil.
Yount truly.
The I duties I'ivie Club
Stella Ma:yuowvki. I*res.
Helen A. Uii»ezn*ski. Ste.
lieferriMl to l'oliee and Fir** Corn
inission.
< .ird of rtvwived
limn tin* f.unily of tin late 4*luirles H.
lii»je , sr
Itceeivcd and plaeeil on fib*.
4 Ymwianikathms ami lUiairta fnmi
4',tv aiul 4>ther Officials.
4*opy of the mi mites of the mi*eiii4»;
i.f tin Ke**ivat44Mi Conunission «*t the
4'it\ es Wyamhdte hebl «*n Novimrfier
l.uii. lbbt.
K«eeiveil and pl.iml <>u file.
ICn«»rt from l*.. X. I».
4 oimnissioner <*f Health, of all
» *t<« us given in the jaitdic x-lunils of
tb City. <
K'«*ohul ami plaml on file.
Copy of tin* iniimtAi of tJn* mettini:
« f ihe* r.klev ami Fire Conwm**aimt 4>f
the City «»f W*yaiMb»tte held «at IH*
, n ln*r ilth. UM4»
Ituririd and on fib*.
Honorable Mayor and 4Yxutn il.
4 U> •*: Wyand«»tte. Mielng.iii.
4 1. ni lemen :
Al a : i giil.tr 111 etiug of Hu* W n ,? .
u. n s «.mpi its.lt 101 l Itoaiil nf Ifct*
Oity of Wyamhdte held on LHvhulkt
r». l‘>44). we were otfer»*<l *.4*4 *4 N)
F rmlale. Miehigan. SclshM Ketumbng
1112 ]M*r cent 1 totals, due 4H t**»*4’r 1.
eallalib*. -1 jM-r «vnt to o»*t**l*er 1.
1..).', ami 4 1 j jier eenf to 4 H-toner 1.
l'.»*t:. at an ;ij»|»roxiiii;ite «x*st of *l.-
Oil aO uii'Jt.
rim Workm**ti’s (VwniiM'Usiition i - un< *
wniKlies to se« nr«* tla*s«* Im*ihls aial t* -
txaiLineiide*! by motion at sai<l tn**<*fiiig
tlait tin* tYnimtll Im* replanted t«» b ,,r
ciaise tli,. aliove ineiitiouetl bonds ami
tFlaee name in the Sinking Fuml of the
4’.. y .for subsequent sale to the w ork
iHi-n’s lYanpensatioii Fund when it>
1 umls are available.
Ti lusting Halt you will comply "dh
dii.s nquvst.
Very truly y«*urs.
Worktu«*n"s C<uii|M*nsation 1e: t« l
Ijitwiem*** .1 I-i4'onrx*.
Stvreta ry.
Jttderrtxl In tViuucil.
Honorable Mayor ami Council.
City of Wyamlotte, Michigan.
4b ntLciueu:
The Workmen's ComqN ii.sati.ui lh*ard
of the -City of Wyamlotte at their
meeting h4*ld on Thurxlay. l*e»*4'inber
Tf Hi. 11)44). |BISS4*«I a mudution rtiiuest
ug; the tYmiK-il for authority to pm
«*lwis»* #1.004)4)4) Krin. Warren and
Cidjvtioti Tuwiihliiis. S<-!i<n»l l*istrict
No. | Fractional .To 1 - in*r cent homls.
iLil 4*< 1 July 1. lU'fck ilia* .him* 1.
at a price <»f 14Y7.04) plus aitrued iu-
U-;r«*st ti» da Lc *>f <lelivery
Will you please authorize sabi pur
eliase
Very truly yours.
Workmen’s 4Ynirjiens;itiuu lioani.
1-iwreact* J. 1 juCoursc.
Secretary.
tUnfe re*l tt» Council.
Honorable Mayor aml Comicil,
(Hty of W.vamktUe. Michigan.
(lent lemeu i
At a ‘ m**eting of tin* Workmens
<Uaii|H‘imatiou lluinl l»*bl on luesilay,
1 H*ctMi*l>er j. IP44J. :i .motion was i»ass
isl n*i|U4*stii4J the I’ity Council to sell
Do tin* Wi*rkmcti's l\nui*4*nsation
Itoanl tin* #l.b4KHk> Highland l*ark.
Michigan. 4 ’- jmt <vitt Si-1k»oI District
Ifaual. Ls.sue of May l. lir-M, *lue Ma>
l. It>.V4. on a 2.b) im*i cent basis, plus
:u«'rui*d iuhy’i'st t«* tkite oi transfer,
wliieh was puichas- il by the 4'ity 4 ouu
eil on August '2l. 11*44); also 51.4H44i.4i4i
Ml. 4'lemens. Miehigan. 4 p»*r cent. Wa
t4*r Works lbtial, iLibd 4it-tobe.r l'*».
mat;, ilia* 4 H-tolM-t* 4.-». ltcai, oil a .» pci
<t mi Uisj.s, plus acerm tl interest to
date of transfer, which bond was pur
ehas«*d by Tin* i il> 4,'ouncil on 4M-t,rl»er
Mh. If)40.
The « asoi 1 tit** Citv Clerk ami < it>
Trt*asurer r»s*omm**mh <1 t he^juiiaiiax
of thesi* In.tuls to tin- Coltlu il was that
l!rt*\ roiild sultsttpn tit.l\ lx xilil to the
‘.nun nsation Fund, inasmmii as they
ir,. not tie* proper niaturitie** to Im
li -id n tin Sinking Fund.
lb sp. «-tfittlv slllmritted.
W'**rkim*ii ' 4 'Ain|N*n>atioii ISoaMl.
K*i wt tin < .1 I*i4 'oitrse,
S4vreta:y.
lb .Vrnil Jo 4 on mil.
Honorable Mayor and • ity 4oiue.il.
Wyamlotte. Michigan.
i hud hmaeti;
Iti*: South 2u' ot Notth 2til of West
7 4 .)’ of Imt 4:» Abltoit ami l ley me’,
W \ amlot to Suhlivisioii.
Tin* attached statements rovering
del-imp lent taxes on city owned pro
pcrtiy, linsl No. Is4'». in 1 1 l«> amount of
.SKDN;.
As these delimpleiu laxi-s a ri* oil
ei|,v owti***l pn*p rty. 1 rei'oiiMiieiiid
rlk.it your Honorabb* Ibnly mak,* ix»y-
UH*nt of thi*x* fox«*s in the total
Miaouirt.
Tint** statements cmer tin* Moore
lUmlns U and Hnmn lterka aevounts in
4tiM on this pix»iM‘rty, in mis>rilance
wkli my b*tt4*r t»» your Hoimnihle Body
rfcit«*il Nov* iiJmt lPtli, I'.MO.
V**rv truly yours.
John T. MeWhirter,
City Triitsuier.
lLumnalib* Mayor ami Oouucil,
4Hty of W'yamhrtte. Michigan.
(rwithmw*ii:
1 am pri*s«irting for your <*otisidera
lion. a lamls*-aping plan for* Suiierior
lVoiilwanl froan Kb*vonth to Sm*n
teeuth Stni*ti?.
Tin* eHtim»it**4l i*«»st **f uiatorial,
(iloni*. is s74i().4Mi. the pkinting t*x be
d*»ue by our own Park LH*pHiftanent.
K**si»eot;fuUy sulmntttil,
V W. Uddle.
City Engineor.
llufiuisaod lULsiu**ss.
lloiH>rulkle May**r ami 4\inm*il.
<Mty of M'ynmk»tt»\ Mi<*lklgnu.
4iej*t!enuMi:
UtN4fi*rring U* the ]M*t.itioii **f (iuy Hes
iml4tC{ i’w**nty-first Strts*t ami
rigid otimrs. the M unn-iigi I Service
4>»muiuissiou at its m«s tang lu*bl L»e
-ee.nilM‘l !), i:>44». instnu*t**il the St ere
tary to inform the I lotto able, the
M.'ivor mill C*»uueil that a strti't light
*viN Im* installed at tin* ei»rm*r of
Claik ami r lV»*ni.v-fi >d Streets as s*kiu
.is tl*<* i**pupment is available, but that
the request for a str*i*t light .4 Hud
son ami |Xv4*uty-first Street will ht
placed on file tor futute *^Misi*b*ration.
NTry truly yours,
Muitieticil S**rvi<«* (Ymunissiou.
Henry A. 4kintAtiu.
SeiTeta ty.
Ibii*iveil anii pl*a**.il **tt file.
Mr. Kiw.rcine 4. l<a4'oiir»e.
Oity <no:k.
WymiMk »tt e. M iclkiga il
: D«ir lsir:
The MuuieL)«U Seni«*e 4Vmuiiisston
♦if tlie City of Wyandotte at its nn'et
iQK lieki LHsiihlmt 9, JfMO, ptisse*! re
xflutions rnpn*?»tiug jm* auissi*m to
purchase one Mmtk KFF Heavy Duty
Iflih Trm*k from <»eorge 4U*utiie Mo
ti*r Halt's of W'yoauloUe, aml one Tur
-4«o-<b*jw*rab*r l iiit. from W’*»stinghmise
KflnrtrU* and Maiwrfaoturing Cniuixauy
of I‘itlshu trh, i*a.. also a resobutioti
reque.shmg tin* tßiusf4»r i»f Imnds from
the Water Invodimeur Fund to tin
W'aU*r Sinking Futul.
Very duly yours.
M mieipwl Service Couuuisfidon.
Henry A. (kirardiu.
Secretary.
De***unl»er *.). 1944)
Kesu>utiou. by tYmmiissioner Anth
i*«y D’Ajuui.
lUwi»lv4i». by tlu* Service
Ikwmiiiosuui of die City of Wyandotte,
that tlu* bui of tin*
trie f«nl Mfg of LMrtsl* ;r?h.
I*P.. for Se*‘tion I punimse and in
stiblkhtioii of a Turb*eC.em>rato- Vuit.
>ubimt4*d Novomlsr *2T*. 1*440, at n
prieo «»f ;,n iii ani-rthi nee
•vitH the i*lmi\ there
for. and the p ♦»sm»-n Mib*nHt*d. Im- -:t«*
.*e**»'. il e: to the q*]»ro'*a! rh«
Council «»f the City of Wyamk»t4e.
This bul being in tm* opinion «»I the
Miinie.iiul Service Coitimissiou the t>ea»t
bill niUmilifted.
lie It Further Kesolved, that the
approval *rf this resmutioa 'hy Uie
1 ouiM-.l of said City Ik* and heidby Ls
nquested.
ibesolved, furtlier, tiiat the Secre
tary lu* authoriz'd tx> retum certified
cm-cks and bidders Ismd to all unsuc
is-ssiui bidders excei»t the two bids
next low
1 move the ado.ption of the forego
ing ri‘solutiou.
C**mm. Autlumy D’Anna.
S*<*ombil 1»3 4 onuii Julius Soiuludl-
Y«*as: C<unm. D Anna. Somheii.
Maumtlio.
Says: t*»iuio. Haulka.
Fnlinishe*l Kusim-xs
December 9, 1940.
Kestilutioii, by Commissioner Orson
li. Ylauritho.
Kesou\«il by the Municipal Service
Commission of the City of Wyandotte
that the bid of Heorge (ientbe Motor
Sabs of W’>Tindotte, Michigan, <*u
Mack EFI; Heavy Duty Line Tnuti
at a price of $.i,:i11.04) and our Filler
al Truck No. 711, Ik* accepted, this
hid in tlie opinion of the Municipal
Service 4 Yunmissiou being tlu* l>est bid
sutauAbted
lie It Further llesolved, that the
llonoiuble, fht* Mayor and Council be
reqmvtcd to gmait pennissimi to the
Municipal Service Commission to pur
clifiise .said Mack Truck from lieohge
(ienthe Motor Salcak of Wyandotte.
Michigan.
I move tlie a<h*ption of the forego
ing resolution.
Comm. Mauritho.
Secomliil by CotmiL Soiuheil.
Yeas: l.Vuum. D'.Vuna. Guulkti, Mau
ritlio. SomheLL
Na'yw: None.
December 9, 1940.
KesoLution, by A'ommissioner Auth
ouy D'Alina. ,
(Kesolved by the Municiiiol Servi<*e
4Vaimiission oif tin* City of Wyandotte,
that the W’ater DeiKtrtment Sinkinj?
Fund purchase from the Water In
xi-stment Fund tlie following Watet
Baade.
Nil, 2; <U*si riy»tion, water works ex
tension; rate. 4 1 /g per cent ; date due.
4i 1.V044; purchase, $22437.70.
No, 2; description, water works ex
teirsion: rat**. iier cent.; date due,
1F1.V47: purchase. $2,240.00.
No., 4; descrlptitHi, water works ex
tension: »it4*. 4 , '. <i |hj* cent: date due,
>].V4."»: pimluis**. $4,341. Jo.
Total. $5,919.10.
lnt«*rest a«-**nuil on alxive Im»ikl> to
D**t. 1. 11*44). $141T>.4)0.
Total pur**hase pri**e. $9.051.14).
KlT»itiv«* *lat** of purchas*-, iH-itxm
b. r 1. 1940.
lie It FuUlier K**solv*il, that the
W’ater D partment Sinking Fund pur
clias** one Wat«*r W’orks Kxlousiou 4Cj
jH-r *i*nt Bond from W’atei Investin<*iit
Fuml, due June 17*. 1951, at $1,154.9S
lmlmling ac* rued int**r*st. Effevtive
dale of jaurclui.se January 1, 1941.
Il** It Further lUesolved. that tilt
Ilonorahlc the Mayor and Council
grant jiermisslon to the Municipal Ser
vice t*»mmission to purchase said
bonds foi tin* Water Ihpurtment Sink
ing Fund.
I uvov«* the atioptloit of the forego
ing resolution.
C*»miiL A. D’Anna.
S****oml*il by <\>uuil S*mvlieil.
Yeas: C**nun. D’Anna. (laulka, Mail
ritho, Somheii.
Nays: None.
Keft'rml to Council.
Bills and Accounte.
Wyandotte. Mich., De**. 14). 1940.
To the LLouorable Mayor and
Coil ucil men,
Gentlemen :
The following claims have been ex
amiued, aaHlited ami fouud to be
rect:
I therefore recommend that they b*
approved and payment made.
Respectfully submitted,
Lawrence J. La Course.
City Clerk.
Wyandotte News Oonifvany __ 950
Down River Treat* 9.50
Tlie Teteus Ouupany 11.70
Burke's Service 31.02
IVterkin Ktadio Isi bora tor ies. 7.G0
NatiouaJ 4'a rl**ading 4Yu-p. -- 140
Ka ill's 1 Stole 10.20
Sam’s Auto Radiat*«r Keiiair 3725
W’yaudotte Ormimental Inm
Sho|>
Seng rave Corporation 200.00
W’yandotte B oom Works —54 K)
Detnut Soda lTodu**t» Co. -- 36.00
Wyiuidutte Linen Smn»ly 4*«*.
H. I). Edwards and Co. ‘’.45
W’yandotte Home Bakt*ry IHO
Fin ted News Company 29.58
Meelkanics Isiuudry <V>. *.BO
W’aym* County Atwtract IH*
jKirtiuent f-19
Murray W. Sales and <\>. --95
Warren J. Higl*v -
Blank’s Drug St»*re
Van's Garage -- 4
IxrHigh .Stfel CoinjMiiy -- 244.53
HackotL Tress
Uverb. ad Do*n CounjKiuy 98.00
Acme Ta<*king and Sujuily <*o.
(Jearge R Gentile Motar -50
Gent he Bnw. l* 4 ®
AtiT*HiMki>ile Fsfuijnm nt C*>.
W’yaudotte lAiiiit i*rodm*t» tV*. 24.55
W. IjiM*kAmitii
A Mclkittle ,H;<o
Hartev Duvi«kaMi Motorcycle
Co. n. 45
Cities Setvic** Co. *®^-
Tardo Auto Sales 39.01
X. \\ Central It. R. 4>>.
(Ytlkalan Drug Store 2104
F. M.
Hl»erts Bros Oanpany 9R.08
Hi**kok Oil tY*r|M»i«tt<Mi
FogeJ’s Sujm r Service .*51.85
c. M. Crum iniim
Fred Howarth Iximher Co. -- 7563
Ga’flier Hardware Co. 40.92
Annus Bros. Hardware --
Servile Office SttiH*y Co
Railway Expreas Agency
ixmis BrohJ and S*»us
Byers Service
I. V. Deichettkohrer
Wyandotte ReplM**«ncot» Ta rt
Gregory. Mayer and Th*an --
Xatiotrad lHxi*«tors, In**. --
Wvwidotte Motor Halt's
— .
Michigan Alkali so. ***”!
D. M ell in Moran
J. D Haven and Son 5*
WHliaomsou Ixudkor Oi>. ~*'Ty
Penn. Salt ASfg Oo J|J£
Michiani Fotmdation 00, ul
Baklle Ailto Parts 35>jO
Llrhtenberg and Son 29.2.%
William (’. Lxldl*. X 1.75
Michigan 4 tons* dictated (',as
r ° 57.82
Munivijial Service <%Miuuiaeioii 4i>oH2
!>:•. X. D. MeGlaugMin 325.n0
Wymiidottie Ixiundry ,S7s
Arnold I,ang 3^
Wyandotte Auto Electric 24.70
J. T. Wi 1145 and To. 77^
Standard Oil (Y>u*iKiiiy 112.44
The Gamowell 4'oinpuny Id.sT
American La France FVxuuite
<Jorp. 1.07
La Beau Radio Set-vice r*oo
4.765.34
Truck Hire
Walter Xareaki 84.00
Bill Smith 12.00
J«vx*oh Moraette 72.00
.Io;»cj»h Shook 0000
Mike Shook 84110
Mark Ruudi 72.00
L. G. Slocum 84.00
Ralph Wuhronk 4£.00
Henty Schwartz 90.00
' 612.00
Payroll»:
Ptarkx ~ 508.40
Sewers 324.70
Public Building 19800
W P. A. 418 .31
Eli Remnxl 44 00
Street Maint. 1.492.10
2,985.57
8,362.91
Resolution, by (Ymiß-ilmau Ford
Wagar.
Resolved: By the City Council of
the City of Wyandotte, that the City
clerk be and is hereby authorized and
directed to draw' nis warrant on the
proper funds in payment of the list of
approved accounts as submitted at this
session.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
iSuiijwrted by Councilman Wagner.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm, Brohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Recess.
Reconvening.
Roil Call.
Present: (TmmxT linen Belini. Brohl,
Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Alvsi nt: Councilman Mason.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte. Mich. Dec. Id. 194 d.
Resolution, by Councilman Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the Cit\ Cle k
be and hereby is authorized to draw
warrant on the City Tmi surer, ft mu
lx* projier funds, iu amount of $16.00
at payment of tax.es on city pro]K*’«tv
deserilx-d :i> tile South 2d* of tin
north 24G’ of the west 79’ of Lot 13 of
Ablkott and Keynu-r’s Wyandotte Stub
division.
1 move tlie adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
< Yninciluian Ford Wagar.
Suiflxnted by lYmtHtilinau Wagner.
Yeas: Onincilmen Bclnu, Brohl,
Schultz, Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: Norn*.
Wyandotte. Mich., Dec. 10, 1940.
Resolution, by (Ymticiliuan Wagar.
Kesolvc*d by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
ami City Treasurer be ami they h<ve
by are authorized fo> purchase for the
Worbimnw <Yunpeusatiion Fund, fuun
Siler, Boone and (Y>ma>auy f $1,000.00
Erin, Warren and (Hinton Townshipe,
Sc In hi 1 District No. 1 Fractional 3 5V*
per cent lxnids, dated June l. 1906.
due June 1. 1906. at a price of 107.50
plus accrued interest to date of deiiv
ery, said lx>ud to be placed iti tlx*
Workmen’s Oompenxatiun Fund of the
City.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar
Smppoitcd by Councilman Bebm.
Yeas: tVmuei linen Behm. Brohl.
Sohiilts, Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, ,Mieh.. lH*c. 10. 1940.
.Resolution, by 4>>uncilnxin Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that tlie City Clerk
and the City Treasurer be and they
are hereby instructed to sell to the
Workmen's Compensation Fund of the
City $1,000.00 Highland Park, Michi
gan, 4Vi l>er cent. School District bond
issue of May 1. 1924, due May 1, 1054.
a 2.40 |**r cent basis, plus accrued
mterc-st to date of transfer: also sl,
000.00 Mt. Clemens, Michigan, 4 jar
’cut water iwoiiks bond. dated OoPhlmt
10, 1926, due October 15. 1956. on a
3 per cent basis, plus accrued interest
to date of transfer, at cost price, as
requested by the Workmen’s Coinpen
sHtion Board in their resolution of
D«*ceu»bei 5, 1940.
I move the* adopriou of the forego
iikg resolution. H
Oouncil.imtu Ford Wagar.
Supi>orted by Councilman Behm.
Yens: Conncilmeii Bclun. Brohl.
Schultz, Wagar. Wagner.
Ntoys: None
Wyandotte, Mich.. Dec. Id. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Wagar.
Resolved by the City (Ymncil <tf the
.City of Wyandotte, that the City <Vk
and (Tty Treasurer be and they hereby
are authorized to purchase ftoan Siler,
itoose and Ouninany. Cern
dah». Michigan, *Bchool Refunding 4-
per cent Bonds, due October L
1962, callable. 4 per cent to Octobe!
1, 1945 and 4Vi l>er cent to October 1,
19H2. at an a«>roxuunte cost of sl,-
(f1‘1.60 each, same to lx* placed iu the
Sinking Fund Investment Account of
the (Tty for subsequent sale to the
Workmen’s Counjensation Fund, as re
commended and lequosted by the
Workmen's 4 Ymrgien nation Board in
’heir mothxi of Ibs-ember 5. 194 d.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
OouticLtasan fowl Wagar.
supported by 4Ymmm4ljbxu Behm.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm. B'ohl.
Schultz. Wagar. Wagner.
Wyandotte. Mich.. I>ec. 10, 1940.
Resolntitxi. by Councilman Wagar.
Resolved by the (Tty (Ymncil of the
City of Wynnddtte, that the Mtmiclpal
S.rvt«*e (TnnmisMon be and hereby
are authorized to ttausfer from the
Water Investment Fund to the V\*4er
Department Sinking Fund. $2,00000
waiter works extension 4V*j l>er <*e*F
bonds, due June 15, 1950: *2.000 Of
winter works extension 4Vj per cent
bonds. d"e .lime 15. 1947 mat
water work« extension 4 J j js* een'
tMH*ds. due June t 5, 194%; al**«» *1,000.-
(*•* water works exteusd«m js*r <*ent
lamd due June li%. 1961. on a 2Vi per
etait Imisis plus a<**rued inteiest t<i
date <»f transfer, as per the retjut-st
and neomnineiKbition of the Munici|Kri
Service (Vimmission in theit nsnln
ti«»n of iKh. liMo.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
SttpjMirti <1 by Councilman Wagner
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm. Brohl.
Schultz, Wagm, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Alieh.. iHy*. 10, 1940.
R«9olutioo, Couiaulmau Ford
Wagar.
llesolvetl by the City Council of the
< ity of Wyamiotte. that the mjtiest of
MdjGuun Motor Sitlt*s, for iK-ruiission
to use a Chrysle: factory sound car lr»*
a n<l hereby is denied din* to the fa<*t
tliat the City has an Oidiiuux*e pro
hibiting the us«* <»f stuind »*ars on the
streets of the City.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
SupjKjrte<l by ('ouncilnmu Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmeu Beiinu Brohl.
Schultz. Wagar. Wagner
Nays: None-
Wyandotte. Mich.. Dec. 10. 1940.
I Resolution, by (Ynim-ilnixii Ford
Wagar.
Ri sokved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
be and hereby is authorized Yo trans
fer the amount of SG4NMIO frtan the
IVmtingent Fund of the ('ity to the
shlewalk n*i»air si**cial bauk aernmut
aa i>er rtquectf of the City Engineer.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Sui*i*>rted by i oitnciLmau Wagner.
Yeas: Councilmeu Beluu. Brohl,
Schultz. YVagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich... Dec. U». to4o.
Resolution. by 4 'onncilina u Fold
Waga .•
Resolv<*d by the (Tty (\>um*il of the
City of Wyamlotte. that in regard to
:h<* comninmicntioiL from the luterua
tumal Harvester Comjwiny aixl the
Matik International Motor Truck <V»r
l»oratx*n, witli refer* nee to the purch
ase of u trix k for the Municipal Ser
vice Commission. The (Ymncil will
take no definite action *si this matte:
until a joint meeting is held with tbt
Municipal Service Commission and the
Council at which time thus matter will
Im* given every consideration.
1 move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Coauciluiau Ford Wagar.
Sup|M»rt<*d by Coiiix-ilman S*-lwiltz.
Y.as: Coiiix*ilm**n lb*hm. B'ohl.
Schultz. Wagar Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. In-c. to. p.t4(».
R* solution, by Cotuu-iliu.iu FOIII
Waga r.
tlb-N*»lved by tlx* City (Ymncil of the
City of Wyandotte, that iu regard to
the request of the Muuicijial Service
(Yunmission to purchase <nx* TurlMi-
Gmierator l'tut from the Westinglxius*-
Ele«-|tric ami Mfg. Company ami one
Mack E.F.F. Heavy Duty Tnick from
the George Gentlx* Motor Sales be held
in abeyanee until a joint m**»*ting of
tlx* City Coum-il mid tlx* Commission
is held for a iliseussion of tins** mat
ters. atxl
Be It Ftirtlior R»*solv»*d that the
three low bidtle.s on the (i«*nerat*ir
Cnit and the various bidd«*rs on the
l’p»»|M>xai t<» furnish a tnx*k to tlx*
Couunissitm In* notified and Invitisl to
attend said m*H*ting
1 move the adoption of tlx* forego
iug resolution.
Oouocilman Ford Wagar.
SuiH>«ut<*d by Councilman Wagner.
Ywus: 4 Yniix’ihneii Ib’hm. Brohl.
Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Na>*s: None.
YVyarvdotte. Mich., Ike. 10. 11(40.
Resolution, by (Youxalman Wagar.
R*solved by the City 4Ynuteil of the
City of W.vnndotte, that
Wheteas. the i»eople of Wyamlotte
were sadd'fied to learn of the sudden
death of Mr. <TiarU<s Royer on De<x*au
ber 3. 1940. Mir. 1 Royer was a resident
of the City for many years and was
held in high ri*pute by a boat of
friends aud all wlx» knew hint.
Mr. Royei was <*hoseu as a meml>er
of the Police and Fir e (Ymnni6sion in
11412. where he served faithfully for
three years. He maiutoiuvd a keen in
terest in civic affairs and was expon
ent of g*Mid gfivernnn-ut and n power
ful fens* for s<*od in our cominiiuity
Th«* b»ss occmsioned by his fgissing will
be keenly felt.
ITie jMMiple of Wyandotte will long
cherish his nx*nx.*ry. ami this (Ymncil
fei'ls that bis public se:vb*e should Im
jiertua lien fly rewrdol in the annals <>t
tlx* (Tt.v. theref«»r** In* it
Resolved, by tlx* City 4 Ymncil of the
tVity *»f Wraudotte. tluit th e citizens
*rf Llie City "through ius tlieir
atliveis. do hereby *l«*elare their sens*
of tlx* great l*»«s sustained iu tlx*death
of Mr. Cbaries Royer, and do acknow-
Kdg<* his uusHfish devotion to the best
interests us the ixsijile, ami be it fur
ther
Resolved, that as an expnnsion of
sympathy on the i»«rt of rhe luendxrs
l of this Council and to peniebuate the
jqm,» on rhe records of the City, tkis
Resolution be spread at ieugtli itpon
the joiinml of thus day’s pna-eodiugs;
ami that the Clerk Ih\ and he ht*rebiy
is <|i: *v<ed to transmit jj oo|».v Of t;WS»
resolution to the family of the de
t-enoed.
I move the adoptiou of the fbrego
ing resoiutiou.
Coum-iknan Ford Wsaear.
Suinx>rte»l by Councilman Wugner.
Yeas: Oiunellmen Be but Brohl
Schultz. Wagar. Wnfiier.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. 4>ec. 1949.
Resolution, by Councilman Wagar.
Resolved by the City Connell of the
Olt.v of Wysmdotte. tlmt
Mliereas, on November 29. 1949. oc
.•nn-xl the death of Mr. IJota P. Smith,
i’o vner official! and rm|*H*ed citizen of
*hls etty
Mr. Smith to Wyandotte as a
young man aixl imnx'diately tixk an
active interest in civic affair*. |li« tal
ents were rwopdxed hp- the citizens of
'he (Ity by his election as Alderman
ii 1902. serving faithfully and well in
;his **aiwcity for aiv years. Thiji CYmn
I! hejieves that the pubTh- service of
Mr. Smith #hould pernmnently re
vml»8l in tin* auiwilx *»f tlx* City of
W'yuiHknte, therefore be It
Resolved, by tlx* City (Y.xucl! *»f th"
Tty of Wyamlotte, tlvH t!ic citizen**
of the City, through us, their refrre
«entativ«*s, do l**reby ackixovbslgc the
onscUiMh ami valuable s»irvi<s*« reu
dcreil by Mr. Snrith, aud lx* it further
Resolved, that as an fumwlon of
.sympathy on tlx* part us ‘the jmsidavr#*
of this Oouncil, aixl Lo ix*nx*lu«te the
teinie on tlx* rw-onln of the (Tty, tJHx
lU*solution In* s{irca*l at bsigth upon
the journal of this day’s p:o»t«*dingH ;
and that tlx* 4*h*rk !m*. and he lx*reb>
is. rested to transmit a <s>py <if this
resolution to tlu* family of tlx* *l«*<s*as
♦ d.
I move tlx* adoiiti<m of tlx* forego
iug resolution.
(Ymm-iLmnn Ford Waga:.
Supporu-d by 4Ymucilmau Behm
Ycjis : 4 ’olll x*iLinen Behm. Brohl.
Schultz. Wagar. Wagm*r.
Nays: None.
Adjoiiniimtir.
Motion to adjourn at ten P. M.. by
Councilman Wagsir, siqifHirtisl by
(’oiiix-ilnuin W.igiwr.
Yens: (YmmTlnx-u B«*hin. Br«4)l,
Schultz. VV’agiir. Wagner
Nays: None
LAW’RENOE J. LatXM ItSE.
(Tty Clerk.
R fading a Bcs’c
Books and other printed matter
should not be laid flat upon the desk
or table in reading, says the Bet
ter Vision institute. Reading is much
more comfortably performed when
the printed matter is held at an
angle to the table and about 14 to •
16 inches from the eye. In adjust
ing the book to obtain greatest eye •
comfort the book should be moved
to or from the eye, instead of lean
ing the head downward. Light *
should come from above and behind
the reader, with no shadows on the •
printing. When these precaution* ;
are taken a person can sit ud >
straight and carry on his reading
most comfortably.
Alligators, Solution
4 In Now Orleans, La., the Times-
Picayune reported that an Ameri
can fisherman had written to King ;
George suggesting a solution for •
Britain’s troubles with German :i
mines. The “solution”: That the-
British get 500 of Louisiana’s big
gest alligator gar fish, place steel
bands around them, and turn them
loose in mine-infested waters. The
gars, it was said, would run into •
the submerged mines and explode
them.
Boy War Hero
Guy Boeher, 13, of Massy, near*
Paris. is quite a hero among his
playmates and has a 2,000 franc
saving account and a letter of con
gratulations from the interior minis
ter to show' for his act of heroism.
Young Boeher was instrumental in
the capture of three German air
men. The police captured the fly
ers after Boeher noticed them in
maneuvers and saw* the parachute*
dropping toward the ground.
Winking
What’s in a wink? Well, that ha*
its pros and cons but to a scien
tist it’s an operation of the eye which
requires one-fifth of a second, and ,
occurs 25 times a minute. Thi*
may mean next to nothing*, to tha .
layman, but actually it means that
if you’re driving average of
25 miles an hour Ipr/fiffe hours, you
will drive a total of about UP.s miles.,
with your eyes shut..
Collects Hands
Six years ago. Miss Ellen Strider *
of Cleveland. wandering
through New York city’* Metropoli
tan. museum, saw Rodin’s “The*
Hand of God’' * pointing its marble*
fingers ceiling ward: She bought a *
model of it and came-home to start a
collection now among the rarest of
such hobbies because so few collec-x
tors gather hands,.
Women Cooler
Women are cooler than men, *©•»
cording tp a. survey recently made*
by the American industrial Hygienic
association. The weaker sex have*
feet and hands five degrees cooler;
their arms four degrees cooler an<t
their legs and head, almost a de
gree cooler,, the survey indicated.
’Traveling Kinks'
Two horses, a trained dog- and
♦ Jack King, horseman, jumped into
the Hot Springs. N. M., mineral
baths and soaked. King explained
<he was riding from New. York to
j San Francisco and thought it was m
good chance to “soak out the travel
. kirks." J 4JV>
Fishing for W’hisky
' Ice fishermen are increasing in
j number following an unusual yield
‘ in Kingsmere lake, Saskatchewan.
More than 50 cases of Scotch have
been hooked out, a bottle at a.time.
The whisky was lost when a taxiing
plane recently went through the. ice.
Good Judgment
A woman visiting the Manhattan^
. Kan., zoo was dangling her autorrv>
bile keys at the end of a chain. She
' dropped them accidentally and} they,
| went into the wildcat's cage. ‘‘lt’gj
be a lot less trouble to buy a new
set." she commented as she walked
away.
Bicycle Feat
A thousand miles on a bicycle in
10 days is the feat accomplished by
a 15-year-old South African boy, Al
wyn George du Preez. He cycled
from Capetown to Port Elizabeth to
visit a cousin.
Bread in Will
Through a provision in the will of
Samual Sccrtten. who died in 1810,
loaves of broad * ;e given 150 needy
Philadelphia families on, art,
piversary 0? Tig tyrth,