The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29
CITY COUNCIL,

ST. CLOUD, Feb. 26th, 1872.
REGULAR MRIT1Na.-Pyesent President
Clark, AID. Bridgmsn, Burbank, Carter,
Dorr. Owen, Lamb, schulten, Powell and
J. G. Smith.
The canvass Of the returns Of the special
election held that day was made. (see re-
suit elsewhere).
The following resolution was therefore
introduced by AID. Powell, (see official
copy elsewhe1e,) which, on motion Of AID.
Burbank, was adopted.
On motion of AID. Burbank, in conse-
quence Of the removal of W. J: Parsons,
the office Of City Justice held by him was
declared vacant. Applications for tho
position were made in behalf of Henry r.
Tobey and L. A. Evans. The vote stood:
Tobey 4, Evans 8 {; and Mr.. Tobey was de-
clared elected.
The Committee on Claims reported in
favor Of allowing A. St Cyr, So for SER
vices as special Waterman.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
made the following report on the petition
of N. P. Noel and others asking the vaca-
cation Of Miller and Taylor streets betaeen
Sd and 4th streets, and Sd, 4th aud 9Th
streets south Of Smith street, in Brett &
Smiths addition:
ut is recommended that NJ. P. Noel b.
allowed to enclose all that portion OF the
streets embraced in his petition lying west
Of Sd street and south Of Taylor street I'M
til ordered opened by the City Council"
On motion Of AID. Burbank tho report
was adopted.
The following bills were presented:
J. 8. Kelly, use Of election room.... SIS 90
Geo. Geissel, board OF prlsoner......... s 90
=. y. Uorr, d............"............... B 90
John krause, saving wood............... l 50
Montgomery Y West, use Of stove in
Waro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 %
9. Peterson. IA nights police service % 80
Z. Capped clearing streets .............. 5 90
J. H. Owen, for stove in Ward 1....... 2 90
Times, advertising. Is
H. Il. Herbert, livery for reception ...l IL 90
). E, Hayward, dinners and livery. -. l02 SO
On motion Of AID. Bridgman the rules
were suspended and the bills allowed.
On motion Of Aid. Owen the Clerk was
directed to draw orders to pay the Judges
and Clerks Of the special election.
AID. Powell offered resolution
which was adopted, protesting against
the bill introduced in the Legislature for =
change ofthe boundary lines Of this city,
and against any change Of the boundary.
Copies Of the resolution were directed
to be sent to Senator Wright and Represen-
tative Rosenberger to be presented to the
bodies Of which they are members.
Senator Wright having telegraphed for
delegation to 90 to St. Paul and assist in
getting the Normal School appropriation
through tho House, on motion tho Chair
appointed Messrs. Bridgman and J. G..
Smith Of the Council, and Messrs. Collins,
Campbell, Moore, Tenny, Wait and Gil
man on the part Of The citizens Is said
committee.
The Council then adjourned.
MIR. Hunton, uieht policeman, has re-
covered from his late sickness and is again
on duty, ~. -......
Foa sALE.-A number Of superior
draught aud driving horses, at
...- HRRBEIr + LANES
x 5 81 Livery Stable.
-Qusrter-ssoond watches, at
y BusH's.
Racine Tanning Mill;
ArG1ov1xoH's.
Headquarters for cheap sroesries Of all
kinds, at So
PApl {. Aoexs.nAupr'..
Norroz.-Davis, Be.l . 20. Will pay the
highest cash price for I'll kinds of grain.
Fon RAMA centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this office
Buckeye force-feed Drills,
Ar GHovExoR's.
Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BUsH's.
"A 8ostonian has been fined $50 for
not t.cennunicating a.osse Of snall.po to
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