Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14
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November 2, 1868.
Present Mayor Fafrbrother. Councilmen
MCGEE, Furnas, Stewart and Dorsey; Clerk,
J.. @. McNankhton. and MarshaIfolock.
The account of McCreery& Nickel for lamp
and oil for use Of Council Chamber, amount
ing TO $3.50 allowed, and an order on ROAD
Fund ordered to be drawn for said amount.
Messrs. MCGEE, on behalfof the Ferry Com
pany, represented to the Council that the
owners OF the boat were ready to make pay
ment for che ferry franchise at once, and re-
Quested thatthe Mayor be authorized 70 make
a deed to the same.
The following resolution was adopted:
"WHERFAs. This Council did, on the 18th
day Of September. 1868, authorize the Mayor
to execute a bond for a deed Of the Brown
vile Ferry Franchise to Messrs. McGee, dar-
mon & Baily, now therefore,
"ReSOlUed, That the Mayor be and IS hereby
authorized to execute a deed 70 the said Nc
Gee, Hartman q Baily, c~onveyinga all the city's
bracing all the stfpulatfons agreed upon be-
tween R. +. Barrett and the city, and upon
the same terms by the parties paying as
Report of the Marshal and Street Commits
sioner received, examined n approved.
ordered that an order be drawn on General
Fund for 500 in favor of William A. Pollock,
for six months salary as Marshal.
Also. an. order on Road Fund for S4O,l0in
favor Of VIM A.. Pollock, FOX salary as Street
Also account of Joseph Cullen for work on
street, (self and team, $3.50, in accordance
with Street Commissioners re~portrsalloWed,
hLAu All OINEI ulLGEAEA " OG AL&MA OA AhO44
Ordered thar the monies collected by the
Marshal for Billiard Table License be paid
Petitions ofCT NJ Kaufman & CO. Berger &
Roberts, and CHARLES Briegle, for license to
sell malt, spirituOus n vtnous liquors, re-
ceived.
On motion it was resolved
That c. NJ. kaufman and W. kaufman,
partners in bushes und the name Of G. NJ.
kaufman & Co, and r. G. Berger andE Rob
erts, partners in business under the name Of
Berger q Roberts, be allowed e, sell malt,
spurious and Vfnous liquors at their respec-
tive saloons on Main Street, in the City of
BrOwnville, Nebraska, for the term OF six
months from and after the first day of No
vembeT, 1858, on theirpaytng, respectively, to
the city Treasurer, the sum OF twelve dollars
and fifty cents, the tax which is hereby levied
upon them by the Council Tor the use OF the
School Fund, under an In accordance with
the General Statutes Of this State In such ca
ses made and provided; n also the further
tax of Eighty-Seven Dollars and fifty cents,
respectively, which is hereby levied upon said
parties for the use OF said city of BrownVflle,
under and in accordance with the charter of
said city Of B~rownville, n upon their filing
proved by the Mayor, conditioned according
to law, in the penal sum of One Thousand
Dollars each.
sResotged. THAT Charles Briegle be allowed
to sell malt Liquors. at his placed fDusineSs OF
Main Street, in Brownville, Nebraska, for the
term OF six months, from and after Novem-
w +GAg AlN1F 0A A1G R0A eA1 ny
Treasurer the sum Of Twelve Dollars and fifty
cents, the tax which is hereby levied upon
him by this Council for the use of the School
Fund, under and in accordance with the
General Statutes Of this State in such case
made and provided, and the further tax Of
Twelve Dollars and nifty cents, which is here
by levied upon him fOrthe use of said city of
Brownville, and also upon his filing a bond
with good and sufficient security, to be APP
proved by the Mayor, according tolaw, In the
penal sum of Five Hundred Dollars"
The following was adopted:
"ReSOIUstd, That JOhn Mcpherson be allows
the timber growing, standing, or being on
Water Street. from Sixth Street to the vest
cut down and clean OF the said timber, and
all brush on said street within said limits,
under the direction and to the satisfaction of
the Street Commissioner; n also that r.
w. Furnas be allowed the same privilege as
to Tenth Street, from Main TO Water Street,
on the same conditions; and also that Nils
Miller be allowed the same privilege as to
Ninth Street, from Main to Water, on the
same conditions"
Ordered that IN order be drawn on the Road
Fund in V of Briegel e Schriner, for the
sum Of SiXty-F1ve Dollars n ninety three
cents, in satisfaction of the Judgment and
costs in thetrfavor againstt the city of Brown
vile.
On Motion the Mayor was authorized and
to advertise for and receive bids for
opening up Sixth Street from Main Street to
II southern corporate limits 20 the lowest
bidder for cash.
on motion the Marshal was directed to fur
nish the Council Chamber with stove, wood,
and all necessary articles at the least possible
cost.
Messrs. Carson and MCGEE were appointed
a committee to negotiate the sale OF the brass
Instruments belonging to the city, and au-
to pay the claim of Mr.. James r.
Dye out OF the proceeds.
Adjourned.