The Hickman courier., 1872-06-01
Proceedings orthe city Council.

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HICKMAN, KY, May %, 1872.
Council met. Present-Mayor Tyler
Councilmen Campbell, Frenz, Harness
Landrum, Troutweine and Thomas.
Minutes of proceeding meeting read
adopted and signed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Finance Committee reported the fol
lowing accounts as correct and recon.
mended their payment:
j. II. Dodds. balance of interest due
on account for lumber for Market House
S14 25; s. Zackry, l days work on
streets, 81 so; Thos. Steele, u day.
work on streets, 80 % Jack Whalen
J days work on streets, 75c; Lee Seinner
J days work on streets, zoe; Luke Dill
Ion, , days work on streets, 81 %
Thomas McDermot, days work on
streets, 75c; Fritz HeIner, making sur
vey and estimate of cost of Levee in
West Hickman, S25 90.
LEvEE ESTIMATES.
Chairman of Street Committee, pre-
sented the survey and estimate of cost
of Levee in West Hickman, made by
Fritz Helner.
On motion, same was ordered filed.
AVERAGE OF LEvEE.
On motion Of Councilman Campbell,
Resolued, That in building a Levee in
West Hickman, the fill will only be made
feet upon an average.
The vote upon said resolution was as
Yeas-Campbell Landrum. Trout
weine and Thomas.
Noes-Frenz aud Harness.
Said Resolution passed.
PROPOSALS TO BUILD.
On motion, ordered that the Street
Committee be ordered to advertise for
sealed proposals to build said Levee on
the plan OF an average fill of 4 feet; said
proposals to be handed in on or before
Monday next, at II O'Clock, NJ, aud that
they report the bids so made at the ad
journed meeting on Monday evening next.
FINE RENTED.
Frank Miller, presented a statement
from the City Judge in regard to fine
imposed upon him in the City Court.
On motion, ordered that 81 so of said
fine be remitted in view of the statements
presented by the City Judge.
coLoRED POLICEMEN.
On motion, the Mayor is hereby di-
rected to appoint three colored policemen
to arrest all eolored persons disturbing
religious worship at the colored church,
they serving without compensation, and
their authority only extending 10 arrest
ing parties at or near the African church
The Mayor appointed John Brown.
Rob. Dodds, and Jno. Wilson, as said
police.
FISH LICENSE.
On motion, that portion of an Ordi-.
nance requiring persons catching fish,
before peddiing the same upon the street,
to pay license is hereby repealed. This
does not release license on boats or floats.
MUZZLE YOUR DOGS.
Councilman Landrum offered new
Ordinance in regard to dogs running at
large upon the streets.
On motion, said ordinance was read
its first time, and the vote stood as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Counciimen Campbell, Harness,
ISuNs I@duOIu VI auu NAY VI JiSt-
Noes-Councilmen Thomas and Trout
weine.
And said ordinance passed its first
reading.
On motion the ID and Sd readings
were dispensed with, and said ordinance
placed upon its final hearing
Yeas-Councilmen Campbell Harness,
Landrum, Frenz, and Mayor Tyler.
Noes-Councilmen Troutweine and
Thomas.
And said ordinance passed its fnal
reading to take effect from and after its
publication.
On motion, an order was directed to
be drawn on the Treasure in favorr of II
A Tyler, for S1O5 So, in leu of a Bood
TO be issued to him, July 24, 1871, ball
ance in full for lot No. 95, old Hick man,
upon which the Market House stands.
On motion, Council adjourned until
Monday evening next.
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