The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03
CITY COUNCIL.

81. OtouD, Nov: 30th, 1874.
REGULAR MEEr1Na.-Resent: AID. ].
g. Smith President Bridgm.n, RUSSELL,
Edelbrock, Dorr, scherer, Wright, Scott
and Wilson.
The petition of John Bach and sixty
others praying for the repeal Of Ordinance
No. 81 was presented and read, aud refer
red to the Committee on Ordinances.
The Committee ON Claims reported In
favor Of paying tho following bills:
T. G. Alden, labor and material for
sidewalks................. .46
Coates 4 Freeman, burying dead
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIV
E. Robertson, killing % dogs.. $50
The Committee ON Streets aud Alleys re-
ported in faver Of vacating alley in Block
81, Curtis survey. Report adopted.
1t was resolved to abolish the fee Of d rs
charged by the Chief Of Police for making
arrests.
1t was moved to raise the salary Of the
Chief Of Police to SO per month, which
motion was referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
The Committee on Ordinances to whom
was referred the communication of F.
schultz relative to his by the Chief Of
Police, reported the same back. without any
recommendation. The communication w
laid on the table.
Aid. Wright, on leave, presented Ordi-
nance No. %, which had its first reading,
when the Council went into Committee of
the Whole for its consideration. The Com
mittee rose, reported the Ordinance back
without amendment and recommended its
passage. Under suspension of the rules,
it was read second and third time, and
passed by . unanimous votee:
ORDINANCE NO. %. -.
The Common Council Of the CITY Of St. Cloud
do ordain:
SECTION l. That at each regular meeting
| of the Common Council Of the City of St.
Cloud, the City Clerk, City Treasurer,
Street Commissioner and each Of tho City
Justices of said city shall submit to said
Council an account and statement of the
amount Of money received by each of them
during the preceding month, from whom
! received, and how and to whom disbursed,
if at all, and the amount on hand, If there
should be any, which said account and
statement shall be in writing and shall be
audited and adjusted by said Council at the
time of presentation, OF at the next regular
meeting thereafter.
SECTION 2. That at each regular meet
ing of said Council the Chief Of Police OF
said city shall submit in writing to said
Council statement of the arrests BY him
or any Of his subordinates during the pre-
ceding month, which statement shall con.
tain the date Of arrest, by whom made, the
name of the party arrested, the alleged
crime and the result of the trial, if any be
had, and if there be no trial the disposition
made of the case and by whom which said
statement shall, after examination by said
Council, be filed with the City Clerk.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after its publication in the
official paper.
The following bills were presented and
referred to the Committee on Claims:
Little Giant Fire Engine Co. for sun
Qrles. ..".....................!$6 $50
W. B. Mitchell, for printing. 1882
C. Bridgman. for etozo. and wood At
election, Ward One. 40
D. 81. Spicer, three chairs............... 1886
Little Giant Fire Engine Co. for
printing, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
The bills of ]. J. Dorr for wood, 1926,
and Of J. Graddelmyer, $3.50, for opening
| cisterns, were allowed under = sus-
pension of the rules.
Aid. Russell offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be requestsdto
| appoint Chief of Police.
Adjourned.