Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08


terry be RENTED, said motion was lost
The meeting was then adjourned until to NOR
row evening at o'clock.
City Of Mineral Point, June :, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
His Honor, The Mayor in the chair.
Present-Ald. Pierce. Ehat, Cornish, Vivian,
&cIlhon and Muenster
The record Of the last meeting was read and
approved.
Thereupon, Ordinances No. E, 9, 10. IL, u
and b, were taken up carefully, read and con-
sidercd. and passed, all the Aid voting for the
same, (for which advertising column of the
City paper-)
Alfred jenkins, John Stanley, Micheal Mil
Ter and William Terrill, each made application
for a tavern license, ana vote by ballot there
upon being had said Applications were granted
upon their complying with the laws relating
thereto.
Henry hampshire, also made application for
a tavern license, and vote being taken by bal
lot as to granting the same there were three
votes in Affirmative, and three votes in the neg
ative.
"nereupon, his Honor, the Mayor, voting in
the negative, said application refused.
Rousine Morgan, Bernard McIlhon and Len
ahan & Brother, made application for license 10
sell liquors in quantities less than a gallon, and
not to be drank on the premises, and a vote by
ballot being thereon had, said applications were
granted upon their complying with the laws re-
lating thereto.
Frederick Moeller and D. \. Fairchild, each
applied for 4 Grocery license, and vote being
thereon had, said applications were granted up
on their complying with the laws relating there
to.
The account of Robert McMillen, late CITY
MARSHAL, amounting to s. p for sundry services
Marshal was allowed, al the Aldermen vot-
ing for the same.
Thereupon on motion of AID. Pierce, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted, to
Wit:
Resolved, That The Chief of Police be, and he
is hereby, directed to Aotify Samuel Thomas,
Esq, Police Justice. that unless he makes out
his report, and settle the same with the city at
the next meeting Of the Board. the Council viii
proceed to declare his said office vacant, and
take such other proceedings as required by the
Charter.
The meeting was then adjourned until Fri
day evening next At clock, P NJ
June 4th, 1858.
! he Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
His Honor, the Mayor. in the chair
Present-Ald. Pierce. Cornish, Ehat, Vivian
Muenster and McIIhon
The record Of the proceedings Of the last meet
ing was read and approved.
TLereuPon Samuel Thomas Esq, Police JUS
tlcerePorted fees III suits for violation ofcitv laws
which have been imposed by him, from which
It appears that the whole amount Of said fees is
Sl26 90, # which sol 90 has been paid to him,
the balance of $50 90 not yet being collected.
which said report was on motion accepted, and
sand Police Justice directed to proceed and col
lect al OF said fees remaining unpaid forthwith
Ordinances No II, ., &C. II, IS and 10 were
then taken up, carefully read, considered, and
passed, all the Aid. voting for the same, Tfor
said Ordinances see advertising columns of the
City paper.]
Hereupon the following rules for the govern
ment OF the Council, were read, examined and
adopted, to wit
u l. ES
LIST. The regular meetings of the Common
Council shall be held on the first Monday in
each month, at o'clock in the evening DURING
the year. Special meetings may be called at
such times as the Mayor or 4 majority of the
Aldermen may direct, by giving notice thereof
TO all the members ofthe Board.
2nd. The Mayor or in his absence, the Pres
ldent Of the Board shall at the time fixed for
any meeting take the chair, and if quorum be
present shall direct the record of the proceed
ing meeting to be read. The Presiding officer
for the time being shall preserve order, and de
corum, and decide questions Of order subject to
appeal to the Council.
Bird At any meeting when the presiding ef-
flcer shall have called the meeting to order, if
1t shall appear that quorum is not present, the
fact shall be entered on the records. and the
Council shall stal.d adjourned until the time ap-
pointed for the next regular meeting.
4th Any member of the Board, or the Clerk,
who shall not b. present when the presiding of
heer takes the chair and orders the reading of
the record, and who shall not thereafter render
a sufficient excuse to the Board for his non-at-
'endance' shall pay to the clerk the sum of 81
for the use Of the Board
9TH. In case Of the absence of the Mayor and
President, the Board shall at any regular or
special meeting proceed TO elect one of their
number to preside al meeting.
9th. The order of business shall be as follows:
lst. The presentation of Petitions, Memorials
and Accounts
2nd. Reports OF Officers or Committees.
Bird The presentation Of Ordinances Reso-
buttons
18th The consideration of unfinished business.
I'll. All accounts against the City, except
where the service i required, and the compen-
sation definitely fixed By law. shall before be-