Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-06

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Davenport April D, 1855.
tn. nevfy elected Mayor. John I. Daviea
En- vas then introduced 70 the membr,, n
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the City Council, ana alser the new mem
bers had been qualified, delivered the fol.
lowing inaugural: r M
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ucineh' w'n al .he cteultofs OF the CITY, IN.
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ueu'' VIA sov'l ue entlIeiy removed. Inc
oene.s' ~ i.ss .ilan tne eviis Q! previous
mun~iEn! iegissa.ioh are ours, ana 1t will,
tiust' gentiemen, peour mutual endeavor and
pleasure 20 pront Dy ana improve what.
ever u w'se scslon has dissinguished former
c',y cocncns' anu AVOID their errors and mis-
taxes, II sucn tnere nave been, remember
ing that the measures adopted by you as
members OF I've city council! will very mate-
rally effect the interest and welfare Of our
city not only during your official term IN,
in ali coming wears nr,,,,er, mo -. -" 49,
mont ri ~. f;ro;,ca. ~ ~. ,,;..s -
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attention. The system of crra,;na ! Sch .i ~
I TO Ions wMnou. adequate pfovisions
nasing oeen hiade 10 pay the same when
uue u VICIOUS anu cannot De )ustined.
me ponce regulations Q! we city lot the
past year have been very eflective,and trust
VIII meet vOUT favorable attTlkt1Dn tho IN
turc.
Needful provisions for preserving the
general heaithiulness 81 our city, trust, will
receive your earnest consideration
In this connection desire to d.
rect your attention to the fact that our
city is wholly destitute Of hospital accom-
modations and OF provisions for the care OF
the sick and destitute strangers, a fact Of
serious importance, in view of the constant
influx of strangers to our city.
In conclusion, shall at all times be hap
py to consult with the members ofthe Coun-
ell on any and all questions relating to the
interest of the city, and will from time to
timc should occasion require, communicate
to you upon such matters as will require
your action, hoping that our efforts
viii be for the pest interest o. the CITY dur
ing our oiicla. .c'n, anu .na' OUT Guy may
s. S.,;sm e ,v,;e, ,";ii s;n,v sp.n. , ~
the ovcrtIrnw Of the nresent rei,aiiln,.
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Meeting Of the Scott Countv Measc.,
Society.
Council CHAMBER,
April 4th, 1885.
Meeting called to order by the President
at Z 30 p m, when the following members
answered to their names: Drs Parry, Hos
ford, Baker, Tomson, Richardson, and Peck.
The Board of Censors reported through
their chairman the names OF Drs. L. French
and Geo. y. McCosh as applicants for MEM
bership. Vote having been taken, they were
unanimously elected to full membership.
The following resolutions were introduce
ed by Dr. Baker:
hes~re mat the action OF the Society
on DIR. Woods application for membership
be Ieconsldered.
Resolred, That the vote taken on DR..
" oods application tor membership he and
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