The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-05-19
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0A ttSJ& Ny 18th, 1870 {

kksF, President, Dridgman, Burbanl
Glsik, Fritz, Powell, Robbers, Schulte'
..fN Smith, j. G. Smith and P. Smith.
) The following standing Committees We,
e1afP6inted by the President for the ensuin
s1yeaf: ss>, \ !
inisIaams and Accounts-LeWis Clafk,, IN
Powell, G. S(hulten. II
q r. way. and lsans-H, @ /. burbank, l. I
Smith, Thos. Smith. isS NJ
Steets and klkeys Bridgman, j
Clark, G. Schaln, z. Smith. 81 - g.
Htanh-T. i.h. & Dsidsman, $. ~
r.: I. P 9ya II q sshpl..a Rsh
Fiji. s'**'' n,'''' '. ~ Robbers q = r.
[sn a;1s'-wa Powell, J. g, 9. Smith, r. =
I Rsinteg-A. Frit., W. Powell, h. c
,Leenses-L. Robbers. T. Smith, s. Mil
| 0fdnances-J. G. Smith, II. c. Burbank,
c. -Bridgman.
Rel.g-H, C. Burbank, L. Clark, C.
Schulten, A. Fritz.
L Bsildings ard City Property-Petcr
Smith Lewis Clark, E. BIdgpen.i ,aG 4
Tie special Committee on Salaries = re-
ported as follows:
City Clerk, $212.5o per year.
City Assessor, $3.50 90 -
Police Officers sappks $45sper month
Il Street Commissioner, So per day.
Double teams, So per day.
Single teams, $1.25 per day.
/; Caty surveyor, So per day.
AID Clark moved to amend by allowing
The Chief Of Police $50 per month. Adopt
eds
?, AID. Powell moved to make the pay Of the
subordinate police $40 per month. Adopt
ed.
The report was then adopted as amend
ed.
Ala. Rebbsts; ofsthe spe eiaf Committee
on Fire Engine, reported the contract made
with the Seneca Falls, IN. W Company,
en- the part Of the city, subject to the ap-
proval of q majority Of the legal voters.
Report filed. - .,
Tho bond Of the City Treasurer, John
NJ. Rosenberger, was presented and ap-
proved-the amount being $4,000.
.. The bids for the city Printing were open
g, and referred to the Committee on
lafsttng. Npsst',:h%$ sSsfE 49, j.;
Tho Council proceeded to the election of
an Assessor; the trst9baaet being in In
formal bns: . : - Z -
A. Schroeder, Al
:. Smith, v..-. 4
W. T. B. McIntire, q
o. Tenny, s- J.
Tho frat formal ballot STOOD 80
Thomas Smith, 81
A. Schroeder, 81
W. T. B. MoIntire, .... 81
Mr., Smith was desl.,eS1eisotsd. J 80 i
AID. Clark moved that one Alderman
No appointed from each waed.to assist the
Assessor. Carried. The vote was after.
wards reeqnside!ed, sad ths motion laid on |
he table. ~ II J ~ sNs<~
Tho Council then proceeded to ballot for |
Street Commissioner, xitbsaths. following |
'esult: fsa
John J. Dorr, SS:S'as II
Scattering, asss zf f:ss 8
John J. Dorr was d1slaisd slsctsd., His
bond was fixed at the sams sara "a last
ear
Iht ballot in City sa,ak.toed
I'M. p. Noel, zs,: 10
g: E. Garrison, s IL
IN. P. Noel was dSola1sd elected
On motion of Ait. Smith the poll tax
Essfixed at the same: price Is last year,
il. $500. * ;.
9 Ad' Robbers moved that the City Clerk
Y authorized to purchase two additional |
amps for the use Of the Council. Passed.
The bill Of A. N. Gilbert, Of SIS, for
'prJing dead animals, was referred to
'ommittee on Claims.
Aid. Bridgman moved that the Street
;9mmissioner be instructed to have the
loll,t&x expended in the respective wards
Ehere the person liable to. such tax resides.
Adopted. ,,,
Also, by the same that all moneys e1.
seainpg the peni tex on streets shall be
'ssessed on the property in the respective
tardS where 50, expended, excepting where
money IS expended on bridges. Ayes2;
loses 9. ~
" The Council then adjourned, until the
,ext regular meeting, on the 30th inst.