The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-07-24
OF COMMON COUNCIL.
FR1pAY. July 10th, 1883.

friday OWy AVsuS 1000 III
The Council met at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, pur-
suant to adjournment. Present-Alderman
ALLEN, CAsaDr, CARrESrER, CocHKAN,
H.co. LEWIS, NYE, ROGERS, SHoExAkrR and
TsEYxos. The records Of the last meeting,
we're read and approved-Mr. ALLEN in the
Chair.
Mr.. CAsADT, from the Committee on FL
nance, to whom was referred the matter of
obtaining the road tax due the city, report
ed that they had obtained from the Town
ship CLERK $500 and sixty-nine cents in cash
and 1870 and SO cents in receipts Of the
City Supervisor, and that there was still q
balance in the hands Of the Township Clerk
$3.50 and Is cents The Report was received
and ordered filed, and the Committee was
directed to forward the amount Of cash in
hands to Hamilton White, of Syracuse, N.
Y, to pay interest on City Bonds.
On motion of Mr.. CAsADY, the Recorder
was directed to cancel the receipts Of the
CITY Supervisor, which the Committee OBJ
tanned of the Township Clerk. 81 ?. ..
Mr.. TREYNon, from the Committee on
Streets and Alleys, submitted areport show
ing the bridges built and repairs made on
other bridges over Indian Greek, accompan-
led by sundry accounts for work and mate
rails. The Report was received and the
accounts ordered allowed.
Mr.. COCHRAN, from the Committee on
Internal Improvements, submitted Report
on the best route and manner of straighten-
Indian Creek. The Report was accompanied
with profile of the proposed change, and
of other routes examined by the Committee,
the Report was received; when on MOTION
Of Mr.. CASSIDY, the subject was recommit-
ted to the same Committee.
An ordinance entitled an ordnance,
"Proyiding for Working out Fins and
Tmprisonments, on the Streets AMI other
Public Works in the City of Council Bluffs"
was read first time; when on motion OF
Mr.. TREVOR, the Goth rule was SUSPENDED,
the ordinance read second and third time
by its title and passed.
An account in favor of Babbitt & Carpen.
ter, of S2lO and "A cents, was referd to the
Committee on Claims.
An account of SAL and 80 cents, in fpvor
of B. Hacg, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor of VIM. II. Folsom, for tim
Der furnished for bridge. sl2 AZ.
One favor of Daniel Stifey, for work 2
10 days on bridge 5 CO..
One in favor of VIM. Piper, for work 2
days on bridge on Bryant Street. 90
One in favor of George Bartlett for 40
lbs. spikes for bridge 4 IS.
One in favor of Jacob Hess, forwork 8
IA days on bridge 9 IS.
One in favor Lewis Dauseizen, FIR work
3 IA days on bridge 9 IS.
One favor of George Kiper, for ervices
assisting survey Indian Greek 4 70.
One in favor of R. Kiper, for ervices
assisting survey Indian Creek II CO..
One in favor N. Mcdonald, for ervices
assisting survey Indian Greek 90
One in favor of VIM. S. Foster, or SER
vices surveying Indian Creek 40 90
One in favor of VIM. Piper, for work 2
days repairing bridges on Upper Broadway
4 90.
One in favor of Joseph McNeaI, fG work
2 ID days Oh bridge on U. Broadwa, 5 90.
One in favor of VIM. Murray, fc work
. 10 days on bridge on Z. Broadway 5 90,
One in favor Of A. PiIliDg for work 3
days on bridge on Upper Broadway 90
One in favor Of T. Fox, for work 2l-2
days on bridge on Upper Broadway 500
On motion, the Council adjourned ill
Friday, July 23d, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
CitY Recorder