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[HE GUY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
VA y .iniloi i«*. Muii.. July 29. 1941
S4*su»u of Mu* Coum/il ot
l'.« City «>f \Ayaiulott4*, tin*
Mavoi Ijoiii.s \V. IW-lun pre»idiu»
h»«il « *ili. /
ii«s4iit: 4'nuuciluon Behai, B’>"hl.
Mu><>u, Schultz. Wagar.
.None.
Mi'Lu>n by Councilman Mason.
I* *i T" iJ l»> Coumilaiian IVrhtu. that tn •
r««of tin* tninut«*> of tin* la
un-cinq. I»«* dls|M'ies**d will and tli ■
K iM»- si.mil approwil a.-* rnvnkil.
lcaM Couuciliuen Behm, Brolii,
J’i Jk«*., Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Mays: None.
• ivning of Bills.
I*:i r<* Spring l’i.«*> at Bi>h«*p
l‘.»- ► •• k and it pan*' to i»i**k.
1 . • *ii.:
..nd> r l*iM-k \ hrriLt* t oiuisiny.
i ♦ • !. M.-mgaii. luin j» price of
x i r*.*o I «./ i<| *a i r** a~ |mt advertise
im-i .
\ .1. i>upuis < i>m|uu\. ls trtnt.
a . gam .'iiuiMi
•*. • . Ilowey. Trenton. Mich..an.
. u*.
*. *• ;•« d .* « J.v Knaiii or. Buioliim
J io*. • «>r and l*ark Shim r _ i nt * - i»* it *:i
3**! )m .r « oiu>idi r.ilmu ,mu I' oiinii mi
■ .• 1 to 4 oil he)..
i.• ..: mg.
Im- \|a>o|- ai ■ 111 uina-d hat tin*' vva**
• J.»* time and piai** >el for the heating
« I ai.. ioii> to tin eon fi rani lion
*• i.» io|;> on tin* final hearing on :ln*
I s >.t 'A a»k Sp««4-i;tl A *Hvv||M*nt.
i .» ;« U*ina no objM-tiou.' I om tli* -
ia*•: . In* 4 oI k ad\ la» ti»ji*eti»>UH
i . w: it in;*.
io Vi r* d to ( ’oiilieU.
t a : mi'hed Bii'im**'.
t-iiimiiiiiration from I >r. V 1> Me
». jhi r«-comm ending tin- a pignut
la . . ; Amln-w lirla I«»r tin* position
it! A.i tilt.V lli'jHr , i»r.
it it of Si »•»•! Sw**c;» ;• < oiuuiit
• :«iali\f t«» hid' reel i\nl on Street
S\' • i*
t'••iniuimira *ion from Coumdlman
] oid AYagar. Chairman AN I’.A. font
i relative to material' onb*r for
.P*! 1 i-t \ mg prog a lit.
• oHimuniea I ion from City Kngimvr
• i.eii-ma «*'>timate> of rn>! ot con.' rue*
tiou of .'i«i<*\\ a Ik' in front of rily own
ed projx*riy. S|M*ei;tl A'.'*"!!* n: Ib*-
:ri«*t> ini to till imlu'ive.
Miv»i lianeoiis Bii'itnts>.
\pj>ln*alion l«*r Milk liealor> license
i.ml 1 41 operate t\V4* trucks in flu* City
Wyandott'4*. r «vi\ed from 1 tiitiil
Jia.rks. MCio l’u itau. lh* T r«»»t. Approv
ed -f»\ ilu* r**»|Hir«*«l «*if\ ofTn*ial>».
licf«*rn*d to Coiim-il.
A|»j*luaition for renewal of Class
* A’* dhsiaiirant kUa-ioes revived tuna
AV. .1. Higby < Iligby I»rug Sorei at
;;i 11 r. iHlc Av4*nor; Cied Omni tWa
!■* **k Tea Boom i at Kiddle Avo
jiii**; Jimmy l\ipp.i» i Bivicra li‘«
jani ) at J'J.lit Kiddle Av**mu*; Arthur
J WanW‘ll t
K-.dd.V Avenue. All duly approved by
l hi* return'd «*ity ofTmials.
Uefi-frtil t*» CouiwiL
Colli 111011 Council
\\ yaitdotre. .Michigan
* b nt len* n :
Tin- Kcgioiial Office of Histrict No.
om. tinted Mine Workers of A morion
it ml the Michigan Alkali Organizing
Committ**** do h reby thank you for
your eon ie>y aml coo|H*ra turn in Kraut•
ii: Pulaski I'ark in the ■snind and
«oust ria live advaiH*4*inent of the e*»m
* niiiiity*.
An»HM*iativ«*li>. I remain.
Simvrely yours.
«*hnrh*s Nelson.
Inti K prcsenta’i\i*.
I ►i>»f riel ."4». I MW A. CIO.
db-cHved ami placed on file.
Common loimeil.
W'vandolte. .Mulligan.
«lent leimm:
\\ «■ of In-triet No. .'4l ami the Chair
man of :*he Michigan Alkali Organiz
ing Committee and his staff. do hereby
i>4|u*txf the Council again for
sion t«» u.M* Pulaski I’ark. letter known
a- the West SUle I’ilrk. for .the pur
jm.m* of holding Mins Meltings oil Aug
list 1 and August 13 at N :00 p.iu., ami
n|mi for to use the Public
AildntiH System.
We niitv again thank y*Mi for past
o**l(oration ami also thank you in ad
vanve lor your leruiission to again
1 «se your park.
Sa merely.
Charles Nelson,
lull Be|»resentative,
1 >l*4. riot .TO, I'MWA. CIO.
lnuiis Kygaj. Chairman.
Ueftrrul to CotiiK*il.
Tin 1 lonoraible. bmis W. Behiu, Mayor
ami .M«ui»lh*m of .the Couueil.
City of Wyandotte.
W yambitte, .\1 ichiga 11.
< b nUemeu:
Tin* .Michigan Alkali Coinpuuy ie re
mind fully i**titioiiing your lloißirabie
llody for j»e minion to use 'lm%* (Jt
«.f your jiortahlo eUdhm Imoths U>
facilitate the conducting of a National
Kclu.«ions Hoard elertiou in our
plants on August 14. HOI.
In return ;**r tvlie privilege of using
Ilu-' tuMiths the emnpuny agrees to
i4‘iinburse the City for all exjensos in
toiimeiiu with the delivery. sei-up
mat return of tin* buildings as well as
any iva>onabb rental figure WlMch
jiu* Council deem* pr**tM*r to fix.
ltrspeet fully.
Michigan Alkali Company.
J. tiettleman.
Kcfrrreil to Coum*il.
\\ya..alot;e City Council.
City.
< hurt Util* 11:
'Plk» Organized Wyandotte Kcuuti
« huis are desirous of obtaining a naan
for tl**ii monthly meetings and it w;*s
Oiggesied that it migbt In* i**Mihle to
get .!*• e4Uisei« of tlie City Council to
us4* the same r4»oni which the Women's
Club are tksing. If this «r
raugemeikt meets with your approval,
we W4Mild surely l»e very grab'ftvl.
Conhl it lie iNissihle to meet tlrere
Aug. 4tU. .Momhk' at eight?
li W4MIUI ln*lp 4'4*nsiderahly to hare
it t4*r tins fi:wt meeiug. in any evetit.
that .\4>u would not see fit to let ifcs
have it monthly.
Thanking ytui in advam-e.
WyamUute Beauty SiuH> Owners,
i lmiriuau Muriel I'hiUii^.
K*»ply t<» Mrs. !.. Hamilton,
l'htim* 1117 S-J.
ikv.t Kureka Ave.
*b»f rr**d t 4» Council.
The Home able .M ;yor and Council,
\\ y. -ndotte. MU hi^an.
I<bMiih*im*u:
Wt* nvspsiifully ixspn*st Un* privilege
of bidding on the publishing «ni tie
Coiiiu il uu-iiutm.
V<iu:h truly.
I ►own River Pre«K
Clyde CiLstorf.
| i Referred to Council.
fll«»n. Mayor and City Council,
j WyandotiU*. AlU*h.
i ieliitleuien :
'llie i'iioir and I'shers' C*lui> of S:.
Pahrn-k's Cilmn-li rtvjHitfully rKpiests
|M*rnu.'*'iou f:om yoiir Honorable B«sly
jto nark a few sidewalk Lion'
to adv«*rtise their annual excursion to
< *d.ir Point on Monday. August lltii.
'l h inking you for your eonsidera
on. I nunaiin.
Very truly yours.
Kdw.ird J. M<(be.
PrH'hUmt.
Refer rod t<» Council.
«'ommiuiicatiim from W. 1. 'niomi>
smi. Klgin liLstributor for Stn*ei
S\\4*« pi-rs. l ompiring tie* Eigin Sw<s*p
,«• wi ll flu* one i>* 4»uiim*mhd by the
1 « luniniTtee.
Ih*4«*iv«*tl ami pla ei*< 1 on file.
Pn-.'eiitatiiui *»f Pelitimrs.
Tn the lloiiorabb* Mayor ami Oit v
* 4 oinieil «.! tla* Cin.v of Wyamh>' tn*.
4 ;eiif leim*u ;
We. i lie umlei'sigiunl 4-it iy.4*ii'. r«*s*
,-*.-r fully let! I ion your lbnty
t«» ii.iV4* a >tr«s*’ light at l4»*h atul
i 1 'a * . St r 44t'.
>igiM*4l l.\ Liarnice Callahan ami
.■! »*•* •>T lleT*'.
RetVr ♦*»l to Muni' .p.il 4'om
mix'ioii.
< ouimmiiiM: ions ami l{4*jH;rt' iroin
j•it \ a tnl 4» lu-r »itt ii ials.
4 opy of Minutes of tin* r**gular nei-t
ig of Tlie Pubiit Welfare 4'oiumi**
' 4>n lieiil July Si. P.MI at s: 1 p.m.
Le"ei\. tl and pla« *s| mi lilt*.
« opy of Minuit*-' of the regular m<*-l
g of ri;e Munii ipal S»*rvie»* 4daunus
'.on lii-lil July 11*41 at 7 :.‘i<i p.m.
R“4*»»:\e4l .tml phots 1 mi tile.
4'ommiiuiiu ’ion from International
A'»'i»eia tloli of 4 1 1 it *f' of I’tdiee *-Xteud
! ig invitation to tin* City of Wynn
i 1 * te i ho f of Ptdict* to Im* in attend
.Hire .it the ts:h-Annua 1 Conference oi
tin* lute national Asxiciation of Chief'
1 t Poire. 1 . o he held at the Stallt*!*
I lot »*l. Bn Halo. New York. August Is
.1. 11*11.
Referr»*4l to Pol ire and Fire Com
ini'-ion.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
• ontiri 1. 4*i:Y of AN yamiottc.
Hear Sir:
I am in reeeipt <»f vi»nr eoinniuni
•.llion. enclosing the |a*tatiou tibd by
i oluuibii> S.mSouci ami ls4* others rel
a live to the g'anting of a (Mass C R4»>
taut ant I.Ueus4* at o*>7 HUlilU* Avt*-
ime. wli-ieh iwti’iiui was r<‘ail int4> rhe
i ionl.s of the City Council in regular
'.".ion on July Ji’. 1941. at which tint
it was r4»ferr4*d to tin* for study and
: i*port ki4*k to Coum-il.
The C.i’y Council on July 1. PHI. by
i «*solution. 4*4 it' i.'suam*e
if a Class C Hiipior Li4*eiiS4* i>f Mr.
lalwin Hinkin. .'ioT BiddU*. for a Mar
nil 1 Bar to he hn-atisl at the rear 4>f
tin* prejM'rty known as the Wynmhrt'b*
Boat Basin. The Mi4*higan Stat4* Ia
• mor Control (*ommission has alneatly
:ii-t4*d ii) m>n 11 14 * !4*4*i>minenda.tiou of Mu*
« omn-il ami lias issiusl tin* said lic»*ns4*
• I Mr. Hiukiu. which i' in eftei'l until
May. P.HJ. *
The applinitiou of Air. ldnkin was
ippiovisl by tin* neipti 1*4*41 4ifTi4*ials of
Ci«* 4-1 ty and nsiMiiiiiemla'ion' for tin*
i-suanee of 1.1i4* liceus»* W4*re made to
tli Liipior (4Uitiid Commission.
Since tin* City Council ha.' alneaily
4*4*11 fit to riM-iHiuui'iul :lu* Wyandotte
Boat Itasin for a Class C Luvuse.
wliic.li has Im*4*ii issuc4l. it is only logi
♦al ami coti'istent t.hat a ('lass C Li
i4*ns» lie iNsinsl to thi' Im-jirion so that
She Mi'4*ns4*4» may o|M*:at4» under his
l.bpior la4*4*ns4>.
As to tlu* ritstricthms ri*f4*m*4l to in
i Ju* p tit ion. t.li4* city has no right or
authority to bast* their action U{m>u saitl
claiunsl restru-timiM.
Respectfully submitted.
Pndetick J. Cartner.
City Attorney.
Ihwivtil ail’d plated on file.
Hon. Mayor himl Council.
City of Wyandotte.
(rent leinen:
Attached hereto please find a sheet
listing all jiertimiit information tv la
live to the P.MI leaving I'rocrani.
KoqiectfuU'y sulxiiittt'd.
F. W. laddie.
City Bugineer.
Referred to Council.
Tortile Honorable Mayor and City
Council, City of Wyandotte.
Cent It men:
Please l** advined that the estimate
of «*oot.s sulanitted hy the City Bngiu
eer under date of July 1"*. ltHl, for
Salewa Iks in front of city-owned
i»ro|* 'rty. criwswalks. alley* erodings,
etc., Ls figured at $(>.343 UU.
We would t.heref(»re respectfully re*
• iu»*st that you aufliorize the transfer
of 'tla* alatve men t him «1 amount frotu
the (las and Weight Tax Revenue,
1(M0. same to be placed ru a special
kink ac«s»nnt to lie known as tJie P.UI
l»«saal A'-sessu>rirt Sidewalk Account.
Rivpei-t fully.
Lawn nee J. l<a Course,
City Clerk.
John T. McWhirter,
(‘ity Treasurer.
iLVforred to Coum«il.
'l’o tlie llonoralde Mayor and City
Council. City of Wyandotte.
(Scutlcxiien:
Please 1h» advised that t.he estimates
•»f txMt strixniUcd by the (’ity Bugiueer
under date of July UK. P.HI, for {Ktving
ar • as follows :
Street and alley intersec
tions $U!.1N0.17
City property at Pulaski
Park ami Pine Suit ion 1,7.13.05
Itoanl of Education projier
ty 1.12H.70
iii.cking a total of .$10.U77.0U neceswary
lo to enable the depnrt
im*nt ti» omnphte the twenty-four
Meets oil the P.HI W.P.A. Street Pav
ing Sjavial Project.
We W4»uld therefore reflectfully re
»pn**t that .V4m aiHlvoriue the transfer
•»f sir»,uu7.»>o fp,,,, Revenue of (Ja*
ijhl Weight Taxes for the year l!H0.
aine to be placid in a new bank ac
•ouirt to t»e known is the *PHI W.P.A.
spMiiat Assessinenf Street Paving Ai*
• o;ntf.”
Re*«iv<-i fully,
Uawrenee J. I^course,
City Clerk
John T McWhittev.
City Treasurer.
Referred ;o Coniu*.l.
The Honorable
The Mayor aml City Council
City ot Wyamkotte
(»4“U t U.*im*u :
Altaelietl herewitii is the applica
tion of Mr. Wm. Pot fora, 17(rj Kureka
Avenue, for an S.D.M. Beer Bnvust*.
This 1 »4*i«artm4*nt rc*4*oimncnds tdr.it
liLs applh-atiun be o\>*d
Yours very truly,
AY. P. Rntledgi,
Chief of I’olice.
Referred U» Council.
Mr. laiwreuce J. LaOwime.
City Clerk.
City id Wyandotte, Mhdiigun
Hear Sir:
At a 1114*4 ting of the Municipil Ser
vice Commise»iou held on July 2s. 14*41.
a r4r>oiUtiou was passtsl ns pies ting
IM-rmis-sioii to puit-hase •CdiU l**4*t 4»f (»
inch 4*a.st iron water main for the wid
ening proj4*4*i on South BithlU* Avenue.
A ery truly yours.
City of AYyamlotu*
l»4'[kartu>cnt of MunieiiMl S4*rvice
Henry A. (lirardin. Sn-itdary
R»*fet n*il to ( ouncil.
To the lioiiorabh* Mayor and City
I 'ouncil. 4 *ity of Wyandotte.
l*.*ar Sir;
The petition of ;Ro' n*.ir> Poloki
and f»>o otJiers in regard to the moving
i \ 4bnifi4*y Bainosky .*1 his ga-ikLiuc
Ink plant to Kureka alnd Twenty
rhird St I*4*4*:. which jK*iitii>ti was read
into tile tivoals oi the 4. it\ < oiinci.
in its r gular >i*"ion on i uc'day.
.3 u!y *J3J. C*| 1. at wliich tin. it \\a'
■ 4*l erred me for 'tudy and
..a k to the « ouncil.
1 have cun lai* 1 4 *4l Mr. Barm*sky in
i*is ina:t4*r and I have been iuforiiMMl
■ i...t he has ahamloiu-il his plan to lo
< a hi' plant in thi' iiM*uti"ii and i>
i.niy t'M* willing cm nitrate in this
uia i I4T
Si in ‘i* M:. Ba nio-ky 4li.i*s not inti ml
'o liM-aie in 'his liH-atioii prot4*st4*il
g.iiu-t. I would suggest tluC ytuir hon
orable hmly have the intitiou placed
mi fill* and tin* previous resolution
granting |>cMni.*"iou tvscimUsl.
Sincerely yamrs.
I'reilerick J. Cart tier.
City Attorney.
Refe I*4-41 to 4 ouncil.
Hear Attorney.' and Managers:
in i>.'ikoii'C to a larg4* deuiaud that
the 4-iti(\' begin to taki* some action
to test the validity of tin* Firemans
Hoiir-i and Policeman's Salary Acts
i Acts No*'. o 7 and 1.Y7. P.A.. PJ4I *, a
ims't.mg of iuter«\st4*d city oll'iciaLs will
ia* held a! the 4 Hd> Hotel in Rinsing
on Friday. August 1. PHI. at 10:d0
i.m. The room in which tlu- nu-cting
will Im* held will Ike found posie4l on
rhe bulletin Unit'd near tlu* ek*vaU»t*>
.>n the grouinl floor.
In onb l* Unit pro)M*i aceomminla
timis may Im* providisl. will you kindly
fill out tlu* ai*vompanyiiig post card so
that we will know how many will at
tend. This letter is being sent to city
attorneys ami cit.y managers. If you
ian not attend yourself ami your city
wishi-' to Im* ivpr- >4*iit4*4l at this fir.st
ui*‘»*tiug to iliscuss this subj4s*t. ai
raiigcments sluniUl U* imule for soim*
othi-r city otYicial to att4*ml.
\'4*ry truly yours.
Michigan Munii-i-iMI League.
. by (e 4>rg4* It. Siilwi'lL
Ih'iv-ivcd amt placenl 4>n file.
To the IbmorahU* Mayor and City
i'ouncil. City of AA'yamlotti*.
Hear Sirs:
Tlu* coimnunicati ei of Mr. Frank
/slum*k. 27in; Ti*ntli Strt***t. \A’yamb>t:e.
Michigan, in la-gads to iii' appliia
lion for a Class C Idipioi* Lie, u> •
r4*fcrr»*d to tm* for a rep-«r:.
The Alichigan State I*iw si*t' tin
nuiximum iiunilH-r of ('La-s i* Licenses
that may In* establislw'd in any city.
I*.A. Act Ni>. S. Special S4\ssion, PJ.'vt.
as anwndisl. s4*ts a ipiotu of not mo*e
than one lieen.-s* for each UTsi |K>pula
tion b.i'«*d on tlu* last Feileral ivnsus.
'Tin* AA'yamlott4* ivnsus as of April 1.
P.HO iT. S. Covcrimwiit Official! was
:t4!.r.71. which woubl allow tin* City ot
AA’yamlotte 47 lii*4*us«».
The Slate Liquor Control Coimnis
sion rem*wwl 4.'Y lu-eitsos U> establish
nnnts oq>erating last yi*ar. and ma<lt
i*4'C4kmin4*mlations of eight new estab
lisißincnts to tlie City Council for the
Coumil to deteruiiue which four 4>f tlu
eigiit i<stablisiuueuts W4*tv to receive
iu*w licenses.
Tlu* Council. by resolution on July
1. 1041. roetjaiuneuded four ewialdish
uients to I Ik* Liquor Control 4'otmiibr
su»n ami that Immlv Ik is acted ojkiu the
recommendations and issued the four
I-himwms to tlu* following |iltuts: Polish
National Alliance. Wd-wa rd I>e*aiia.
ltok»sLuw Wroblewski and Bdward L.
1 Hu kin.
At tlie present time there is uotiiiug
tliut your honorable body can do in
the matter, as the quota for the City
of Wyandotte is now filled, and Che
Liquor Control 4\ unmission informs
me that they luive iki authority what
soever to e xceed the quota allowed
under tJie P.MO Census. If at f-mne fu
ture time a vacancy in • tlu* quota
slkMild mctir. then the Council <*ould
connidcr the applanation of Mr. Front
Zdunck.
Resiiectfully submitted.
Frederick J. Gartner.
Oky Attorney.
Received and placed <>n file and the
Clerk was iiiMtructt'd t 4» semi copy to
dr. Zsluuek.
llonorabk Mayor ami City Council
city of Wyandotte.
Gentlemen:
You: Public Welfare Commission re
spectfully call your attention to a re«u
hrthm ad4>|»t4'il by tluxn at tlu*ir regu
lar meeting of July 23rd.
“Be It Resolved: Tba<t this Com
<ui«tsion resjiectfuLly reqm*4t the Hon
orable Mayor and ('Sty Council to in
struct the i Sty Clerk to advertise for
I*klh f4»r otu* 4>pefi Top Tyiw l>aundiy
Extractor. Bids to lie submitted in
accordance witli th* following siKxnfi
ca turns:
40” Open Top Ty|»e Cnderdriveu
Laundry Extractor to have perorat
ed AbMiel Metal tuioket side sheets and
slwet Monel Metal Cwb: automatic
safety cover: vertical type motor dPive.
utultiplo V-beit drive from motor to
basket spitwibe; individual automatic
“attfer; indrvidrval motor driven selec
tive tuning device ami auUmvurw* brake
extractor motor, liin r motor, indirv
hlna-1 control ami all o lK*r electrical
ququnent i;o l»e wound suitable for 22U
-olta. »H> cycle. 3 jxhase. 3 wire A. C.
Suspension cables to be equipped with
ikeup device: mechanical snubi*ers
•ml stahiLxcr l : automatic brake to be
f the external type, ami to have ex
empt brake adjusting <fe*v|cc. Mach
iiu* to hav** satary featuntj t,, prvveui
iNitfoty rover from r:iis«il w iiiu»
hu.sk** t is revolving; motor cannot In*
p»t«irftsl \vlw*n brake U on; and to jh-**-
vent motor from lieiug start**tl while
safety rover is ojh-u. ami to have safe
ty rover autonuitieally latch*-*! while
in <iqK*n jiositiou. and all i>tiier sat«*ty
I»v« Hires to comply with Michigan
State Safety Code J-iw. This machine
st» s|*-cified. deliveted and set ot>
toiiiMlations in the laundry, including
freight, cartage and mechanic's time t«»
leave the machine installed ami rtvatly
for electrical and drain connections,
which conmvtiona are to Is- made lo
ot her*.
•1 hiteil; July 23. 1941.”
llCen|K*ct fully submit t«d.
rublie Welfare Commission
11. S. Merritt. Secretary.
liefer usi to Council.
Honorable May« r and Council
i it a of Wyandot u
utlemen :
I hereby pr**sent t«* you ft»r your
coiisiileraiuni the statement <,f Cash
and It.i uk Funds and Budget Appro
print ions for the immth «>f June, F.i 4]
u«l also for tin* pcritnl from
1. I'.ho •*» June 30. 1941.
Respect tully submit Itsl,
I*i w rent t* J. l«iCouis«*.
Ci y Clerk.
Received and phicetl on fib-.
Itilis and Acouiuhs.
Welfare Warrants in the amount t.f
$131.1*.
Referred t«* Council.
II cocss.
Reconvening.
Ut)ll Call.
Frostnt: Couneilmen Ilchm, Itrohi.
Burke. Mastm. Sohult/.. Wagar.
Ai»st nt : None.
I It solutions.
Wyandotte, Mich.. July 29. Fail
R**solution by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by the City Ct»uncil of th*
City of Wyandotte that
Whereas the petitioner. Mr. Godfrey
Ha liosky. lias abandoned his plaKs ~f
locating hi< Hulk Caroline Flan: ut
Eureka and Twenty thirtl str«*el.
th* relore be it resol veil that the reso
lution of this Council authorizing the
City Fngir<*t*r to grant permissitm for
said bulk plant <>»iis: ructit»n a! the
al)o\e location. Ik* ami the same is
hereby rescinded.
I move the adoption of the forego
,n,; resolution.
i oiinciliiktu James 11. Mason.
Siipi*otted by. Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: CounciLmen liehm. Hrohl,
Hurkc. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July 29. 11*41.
II solution by Councilman Mason.
Kisolvcil by tin* City Council of tin*
City of Wyamlotte that the Organiza*
lion of Wyandotte Heaiity Shop Own
ers is hereby granted perniissioon to
e<e the Council Chambers in the City
Hall for a in«*eting Monday evening.
August t. lt»4l. at eight o’cltn-k p.m.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James 11. Mason.
SupiHutcd by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Couneilmen Behm. BrohL
Hurkc. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., July 29. 1941.
Resolution by Councilman Mason.
Itcsolvivl by the City Council of ’he
city of Wyandotte that the City Clerk
be and he hereby is instructed to se
cure proposals on the publishing ot
:he minutes ami legal notices of the
Ci*y Council and roi»ort back to this
Council.
I move the adoption of the fertgo
iikrr resolution.
Councilman James 11. Mason.
Sup|ioried by Councilman Wagar.
b'u>: Couneilmen Behan, Brohl.
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyamlott*. Mich... July 29. 1941.
Re.-oimion by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by tjj** City Couucil of the
City of Wyandotte that the City Clerk
be and he hereby is authorized and
directed to advert we for bids for
• hn* open Top Type Laundry Kxtrac
tor.
all in acix»rtkiuee with the ropiest and
N|KK-ificalions of the Public Welfare
Commission in a resolution adopted by
sai«l Couwnisoiou at their regular meet
ing of July 23. 1941, said bids to be
f>l>eued at tlie regular session of ihe
City Council to Ik* held Tuesday even
ing. August 12. 1941.
* move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Janies 11. Maeon.
Supported by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: (CounciLmen Behm, Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July 29. 1941.
Ibeaolutioii by Councilman Mumou.
Resolved by the City Council of Che
City of Wyandotte that the request of
the Michigan Alkali Company, under
date of July 23. 1941. for permission
to use three jK>rtable clectiou bootiu'
to facilitate the conducting of a Na
timial I*ilN>r Relations Board election
m their plants on August 14. 1941. Ik*
and the same hereby is granted, tlie
Michigan Alkali ComiKiiiy, however, to
reimburse the city tor all expenses in
connection with the delivery, set up
ami return of said buildings.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
Sup]Hnn*d by Councilman Burke.
Vets: Couneilmen Behm, Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., July 29. 1941.
Resolution i>y Councilman Masou.
Resolved by tlie (Tty Council of the
City of Wyandotte that application for
Milk Healer's License to operate two
truckis unde; the provisions* of the or
dinances of the <nty of Wyandotte. Ls
hereby approved to
I nitod I ini ries at 4055 Puritan. De
trolt.
and the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue said Milk Dealer’s
Licence tx> the above firm at the alwve
addrem.
I more the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
Supported bv Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Couneilmen Beftun, Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
W’yandotte. Mich.. July 29, 1941.
Resolution by Coum-ilnuin Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
(ity of Wyandotte that the request of
tlie Choir and Cshcts’ Club of St. Pat
rick < Church. under date of July 29.
1941, for permission to mark a few
k'leu alk Lii tercet lulls to advertise
annual excursion to Cedar Point
' ll M«*Mlay, August 11. 11441, be uiul
| same hereby L<. grauti*d. provided
>lait wute: color paints an* iise«i
' m ° Vt * the adoption of the forego
resolution.
Councilman Jatues 11 Ma«ou.
Supimrbd by < <miueilmau Schultz.
»ea>: Couucilmen Blirn, Brohl,
Iturke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. July JJ. 11441.
16**sul lit ion by Councilman Mason.
Unsolved by die City Council of the
illiam Potfora. I7«rj Eureka Avenue.
1 01 a S.Li.M. Beer i.i,-«Mis*» Ih* and here*
**•'. approved, as jut the recommend
“ i‘ >n °f tiie Chief of Police in his
«"iiiniunicaiion of July gA. 15*41.
1 move the adoption ot the iurego
tiig re.soiutiou.
Councilman Janie's 11. Mason.
by Councilman Bcluu.
Couucilmen Behai. Uroh:.
Burke, Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July ■_*.». r.MI.
U' n by Councilman
u< > >i\ d by tin Cl y Council of tin*
' it.' Wyandotte tha' applications
I '* l H» .\;i, tit license ti* ojMMate Class
A liesta irants. unde, tl.e provision**
"tdinanc's ».f he fry of Wy
• indotb*. are iier<i*y approved to
A ’bur .1. Wardcll < Warded'*
i.uiich* .;.i.*s Biddle Avenue.
Jimmy I’appas ( Kiviera itotauraut >
s' Biddie Avi-uue.
W. J Higi»y < Iligby 1 *rug Spinet
•Ull Itiddle Aveuti*.
I - 1 » d lnmii i\\ abe* K Tea Boom i
- Biddle Avenue.
n:;<i ’in* « ity < icrk In* and he ehy is
•ill honzed to i-sue said Cias* A”
i«. st.iiirant !i«-4-u*e«4 to tin- al*>ve uam
«<l [w-rsons at tin* above addresses.
1 move lie adoption of the forego
ing : esiiiutioii.
Councilman Janie* 11. Ma»oii.
Support. d by i oiineiuuau Behm.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm, Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. July lib. 11*41.
K«*s<olution by Councilman Mason.
Besolved by the City Council of the
city of Wyandotte that the Michigan
Alkali organizing CoinniitUK*. CIO.
are hereby granted i>eruiission ,t«» use
Pulaski Park to* mass m*e:ings on
August 1. 1!U1 and August Id. Itm, at
eigiit oVItN-k P.M., and to use the pub
iic address -system at said .meetings, as
l***r their nspies; in their commuuica
lion **t July iNY 15*41. provided that
i hey pay the r«jst of ojn*ration and
handling of ih* puhlie address system.
1 move the adoption of the lorego
ing resolution.
Councilman J.nn»*s n. Ma>ou.
SupjKMied by Councilman Behm.
U'us; Couucilmen BeJiin, Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July Ji*. 11*41.
Besolution by Councilman Mason.
Besolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that the Muniei{»ul
S'M'vire Commission Ik* and hereby is
granted permission to purchase from
James B. Clow and Sons of Chicago.
Illinois
3'*oo f**i*r of d im*li by is f«*et Ci;u>'
l.*b. SuiK*r del*! valid ceutrifugally
* ast i:ou !k*li ami spigot pl]K* made u*
Federal s]K*cifieations. WW-P*42l.
tvjK* l. at a 4>ri<*e i**-r foot of S4 1 -
cents, or a total cost of $2.907.."i0.
as |ht fin* r***pie.st of tin* Muuici|»al
Service ('omiuissiou in their resolution
of July 2b, 1941.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Coil uci Lilian Jaiue> 11. Ma>on.
Supjiorted by (eiiiwiluian S<*hultz.
Yeas: CounciLmen liehin. Brohl.
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. July 29. 1941.
(Resolution by Councilman Mason.
|RI» solve*! by the City Coum il of lie
City of Wyandotte tliat tiie City Clerk
Ik* and he hereby is directed to draw
a voucher on the (Tty Jnsisurer in
amount of $131.1b in payment of wel
fare warrants at* submitted at this
session.
1 move tlie adoption o*f the forego
ing resolution.
Cou mi Lilian Jauiea H. Mason.
Sui»iK*ried by CVmm ilinan Wagar.
Yeas: Couneilmen Behm, Brohl,
Burke. Maaon, Schultz, W’agar.
Nays: None.
W'yamiotte, Mich.. July 29. 1941.
Resolution by Councilman Mason.
liesolve<l by the City Council ot the
City of Wyandotte that
Whereas the City Kngineer’s ent.i
inato of txwLs for the construction of
sidewalks in front of city owned pro
perty. crosswalks* ami alley erodings,
Ls tlie amount of $b.:V43.22. as submit
ted by him in hF* communication of
July 10. 1941.
Theudore ite It Re?*olved that Che
City Clerk be and he hereby is author
i/A*d to draw a voueher on the City
Treasurer, transferring the amount of
$4i.343.22 from rhe (Jcneral Fund, (las
and Weight Tax Revenue. 1940. to a
new bank a<*count to Ik* opened an«l
to Ik* known as the 1941 Special As
sessuieut Sidewalk Account.
lie It Further Reeolveil that the
City Treasurer Ik* and he hereby is
authorized and directed to pla«*e the
proved** of the sale bo mis for said
t. in tlk* approximate amount of
$99,090.00. in the said bank account,
wheu the sale of l>onda has been
consummated.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason
Suigwrted by (Vmncilman Behm.
Yeas: Couuciltmu Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason, Schuß*. W’agar.
Nays: None.
W'yandotte. Muix.. July 29. 1941.
■Resolution by (' , oum*iki>an Mason.
/Resolved by the City CounHl utf the
(Tty of Wyandotte that
Whereas the (Tty Engineer’s esti
mate of cost on tlie 1941 W’.P.A. Spe
rial Assessment Paving Project
that it will be necessary to appropri
ate for paving
btreet ami alley intenser
tioits 412.W0. 17
(Tty i*roi»erty at Puli ki
Park and Fire Station 1.733.05
lUwird of lilucatimi prgpert.v 1.294.70
A total of -$15.227.Hti
Then*fore Be It Reisolved that the
City Clerk be anil he hereby is author
ized to draw a voucher on rhe City
T'reasurer. transferring the amount of
$15,227.92 from the Ceueral Fund, Gas
and Weight Tax Bevemke. 1!»40. to a
new bank account to !k* opened ami to
I** known as the “P.MI Street Paying
W'.P.A. SiK*< ial .WesMuitut Account
Be It Further Besolved tluit tibe City
Treasurer Ik* and he hereby is nutlior
ized and directed to place tJie procee'k'
of the sale of IniiuLh for said project,
in the ai»proximate amount of st>i.OOO
-00 in the said hunk ;o-coiint. when tie*
sale of ssiid IniiuU -has U*eti nmsuui
u rated.
Be It Fit: tiler lb solved that tin* City
Engineer U> and lie hereby i> instruct
ed that it will Ik* his to
c«rtikplcte tin* project within tin* above
mentioned anmunr.
1 move the adoption of the for<xfo
mg resolution.
Councilman James 11. Ma.**xi.
Suppotli*d by CounciSman B«*hni.
Yeas: Couucilmen Behm, Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
W'yandotte. Mh-h . July g!». 1041.
iwexdujion by Coum ilni.iu .latm*s il.
M a son.
Bosoivcd by the City Council of rh-v
City ot Wyandotte that this i*>mu the
:ime x-t for tin* lit-ai ng b»*iore till:-*
Council aml the City .\*s, •>*«.!• on Snic
j walks >jH*cial A*s. ihoils mini
• im-uml :tcl t«. Ilg. inclusive, ami
s.iid Bolls having Iteeii duly pr« s<*nte<|
<* tJiis i oim il by the Cry
i«.bj»*ctions \v*Te duly <tiiicii for.
As «• h'.iring all ]Mfrsoii> prcs»»nting
ilumii'c.v « s. ii was «U that the
Bolls as til«*d Ik- approxvil.
Be-oivcd fuither that this Coll mil
do**.s her by •** imate that tin* iM*ri««• i
«*1 Usefnines* «*f slid sidewalks, the
payment <u which tin* Council is to
i.s*iM- s | hs■ i. l l A.s*e**iiu-nl Bonds, tor,
i* not lc*s than twenty cjiit years
Besv *lved. furtlo r. ‘hat Sidewalk
SjK*<ia. As*e.s-meut Bolls nuiuben*d
i*J)l tv* 41J, boi h inclusive, as fib*»l
vvitli the City Clerk. In* and hereby are
approved and coiifi: 4 d
ltcsolved. further, that tin* a?*s«*ss
ments shown on said Bolls Ik* divui«sl
into fivo (."»> annual instillments |sty
uble on Uie Ist day of Sept**mlH*r of
«ach liom 11*41 to .11*4.~» inclusive,
and lliat tin* City ('lerk transmit muil
Bolls to Uh* City Treasurer with his
warrants for «*oll«K*ti<wi aceordiugly.
1 move the adopt it >n i»f ihe l4>n*go
.ng resolution.
C-oiincilniati .lames ||. Mason.
t*il by t'onncilman Si’hulLz.
Yeas: Councilim*n Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mastui, Seliuiltz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
S|K*ciai Order.
Cotincilnun Wagar asked the Cit#
Attorney if wa| any oniin.-ims* <>a
tie- city l»ooks relative to tJie
of fumigating concerns, and if not, rv
411lestisi the City Attorney to prepare
such an 4>rdinamv and submit the
same to this Council for its <-4 inside a
tion.
Ad jviu rumen r.
Motion to adjoiftu at *l«»;lo p.m., tiy
Councilman Mitsui. supisirtisl by
Councilman Brohl.
Yeas: CounciUndn ltehni. Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
EAWBFAOK S. LaC-oFIbSE.
City Clerk.
Engine Runs Minus Fire -
If you get into a quiz game and
you’re asked whether a steam loco
motive can operate without a trace
of fire or smoke, be sure to answer
“yes.” A snorting example—to
prove you are correct —is the “Ther
mos Bottle” engine that captures the
fancy of everyone visiting the Ford
Motor company’s River Rouge
plant. The engine runs on stored
steam. Every three or four hours
it is charged with hot water and
steam generated by waste heat from
the open-hearth steel furnaces. The
heavily insulated boiler keeps the
engine “steamed up” for at least
three hours of hard w f ork.
New Corn Uses
Search for new uses for corn prod
ucts in the national defense pro
gram, including the production of’
synthetic rubber, plastics, substitute
fibers, supplementary motor fuels,
and industrial alcohol, is under way
by the new department of agricul
ture laboratory in Peoria, 111.
Man o’ War Biography
Man o’ War, Seabiscuit and Gar**
gantua, according to Collier’s, are
the only animals whose biographies
have been written by the press as
sociations and are on file, ready for
immediate publication upon their
death, in the office of more than
2,000 newspapers.
Same Speed •
Radio and light waves travel at
exactly the same speed—lß6,ooo
miles per second, according to the
Better Vision Institute. Sound waves
which differ basically from light and
radio waves, travel at only one-fifth
of a mile per second.
White Spots an Nails
White spots *rtd lines under the
fingernails, are sometimes known as
“gift spots.” They are due to struc
tural changes; in the nail bed and
upon microscopic examination indi
cate the inclusion of air within the
tissues.
Belt hid Invent Telephone
Some people have always claimed
that Alexander Graham Bell did w>*
invent the telephone, but the Su
preme court in 1888 held that Bell
was the first inventor of the tele
phone.
Crusader Law
By an English act of 1189 any rob
ber voyaging with the Crusaders
was liable to “have his head shaved,
boiling pitch poured over it, and
then a feather cushion emptied on
it.'*
Prickly Heat Rash
During hot weather a baby often
has a prickly heat rash. To relieve
this, give the baby a sponge bath
adding one teaspoon of baking soda
to each quart of water*

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