Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-23

celptS lot ltit"tt
ending Aug. Slst 1919
required for Sups .adg male teacher 4a 5S 90 90
:. . -Four asst Female - 1,i4o 90
Colred g 2So 90
delinquent and unco!-
leSable taxes. ......'..'....''''.' III ~
ro,., -, rired ..................... s?,94o 70
Estimate of receipts Balance on hand
Ssnr Isl 1875. Observation-Disclosures. oot
Front lew On valuation OF 100000
AT 20 cents. .................. 2O4o 90
=. Fines. .:.......--........ 100 90
safe FUND. Observation-Disclosures. 300 90
Toal Receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s-'s1o 90
Accounts due The ty....................$ iiS IL
The Treaslrer reported thatthe receip'
from sale of lots in the cemetery, would
paw for al Improvements needed there
this year.
Councilman Ensign, chairman Of the
Finance Committee reported that the COM
mi,tee lave carefully examined the above
report AMI estimates, found them correct,
and approved them, and would recon-
mend on the above basis, that levy Of 60
cent. and capitation Of one dollar, per
canta for general fund 20 cents for
SCHOOL building fund 20 cents Tor school
tcachers furd; on every 100 dollars, be
| made on notion, it was ordered that tax
lof sixty cents lG0l on every one hundred
djllars. and capitation Of one dollar per
capita be levied ON the valuation 81 the
assessment list for 1875, for general cor
puration purp. se', Tor tie fiscal year end
ing April 80, 1876.
On motion it was ordered that a tax of
20 cents on every 100 dollars, he levied on
the assessment Inst of 1873 for building
furd for the school year, ending August
31,t, 1876.
On motion il twas ordered that 4 tax Of
20 cents on every 100 dollars be levied on
tie assessment list Of 1879, FIR teachers
fund, for the school year, ending August
2lst, 1876.
On motion the Treasurer was instructed
t. give notice that the taxes Tor general
corporation purposes, were now due, aad
PAYABLE at lis office.
4. L. Laid'cy's resignation rs teacher
in Public School, was presented a'd &C
ceptcd.
o. motion the election to fill tie vacan-
cv was postponed until next meeting.
Wan. Martin, Secretary ii Excelsior Fire
COMPANY presented a certified list 81 the
members oi said Company. On motion
the Recorder was instructed to give GER
t.Gcatc- If such membership when desired.
Ga motion the Recorder was instructed
to g We certificates, OF tie consent i the
Council to the granting Of LOU license
bv the Couaty Court To- +. II. Ware, and
to those granted July l., 1879.
/ On motion tie Council adjourned.
JoHN II. oLEl, Recorder.
CRY HALL, Sept. Goth 1875.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
meut. His.lIonor the Mayor in the
chair. All present but councllmen
/ Ensign and Enslow.
The proceedings of the meetings
held Sept. 9TH AID 18th were read
and approved.
Account of NJ. A. Jones for re
pair of street tools for $3.50 was NJ
lowed.
On motion, the Mayor and Recor
der was instructed to draw an order
on the City Treasurer for Elk hun
dred and thirty * dollars to the or
der of b. f. Goodrich d Co., Akron
Ohio, payable six months from Sept
Isl 1873 with six per cent interest in
payment for the fire engine bought of
said Goodrich & Co. and the Treas
urer was instructed to accept such or
der.
Committee on ordinances present
ed an ordinance taxing dogs which
was received and laid on the table.
Fire and Police Committee report
ed progress Of cisterns ana PROPOSE
tons for filling the.sam
The Recorder read his annual re-
port of schools Of the City of Hunt
ington for wear ending Aug. 3lst
1879, made to the County Superln-
tendent OF Schools.
On motion the present appoint,
ments of police was continued until
next regular meeting.
On motion, the appointment Of a
male teacher fo- 3rd avenue school
was postponed until the next meet
inc with the understanding that the
Mayor would call a special meeting
in tire matter if necessary.
On motion, Consent of the Coun-
Gil was given to the granting of Lii
lceuse to J. W. Rider to sell at retail
spiritious liquors in the Taylor build
ing on 2nd avenue by the County
Court.
On motion, the amount of City
Bond for retail Liquor Dealers was
fixed at $500.
j. w. Nerlander, j. A. Cogbill,
| F. H. Ware and L. A. Mathews,
made application for License to sell
at retail spirituous liquors &c and
presented their bondsmen. On mo-
ton their bonds were approved and
the Recorder instructed to issue il
cense to them for the year ending
April 30th 1876 on the the compile
tion OF the bonds and the payment OF
the legal tax.
On motion the Recorder was in
structed to issue license to retail spir-
ituous liquors &c. 10 all whose ap
plication had been heretofore approx.
ed by the council who presented
bonds approved by committee con
sisting OF the Mayor, Recorder and
councilmen SimmS and Laidley and
paid the legal tax.
On motion council adjourned.
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