Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
NUMBER. 10:

THE account of Cothren e. Lanyou
for costs IN the case Of Prideanx rs'
the City, amounting to S2lSo, was
allowed and the clerk directed to-
draw an order on the Tyeasurer for
that amount. All the aldermen vot-.
ing therefor.
The report of the City Sexton wa,
received and referred to aldermen,
Jenkins and Gilman.
The following named persons mads~
applications for retail liquor license,
and filed their bonds, which were APP
proved together with the Treasurer's>
receipt, and the Clerk directed ~
make out license fer each OF them,
ono year from April lst, 1877. An
the aldermen voting therefor, to-wi. :;
John Dorsey, Joseph Engalls. John
p. keiii'er, John Demuth, John Horn.
Sebastian Dnppler, NJ. J. Minor.
May Il Ternes, Jeuck & Mullen,
Nicholas Kieffer, John O'Dowd, Pat
rick McCarville, Mark w. Terrill,
John .Jeuck. John Grass, Adam Enl-
berg, Nicholas Shillen, John Thies,
and George Chambly.
On motion OF alde.Mrn Prater, A.
license was granted to Mrs McIlhorr
and Mrs. Dennis, TO sell lilnor tnot.
to be drank upon the premises hnpon,
the payment Of $4,000. All the al
dermen voting therefor.
Alderman Jeuck presented an or
dinance to amend See. 10, of an or
dinance entitled "An ordinance Re-,
lating to General Matters" passed
June 9Th, 1887. and also to amend
an ordinance entitled "An ordinance
Relating to Chimneys, Ashes, &c ~
passed Nov. l3, 1857, which, on mo-
ton, was adopted. All the alder
men voting therefor. See ordinance
IN Ordinance Book.
Alderman Ansley presented an
ordinance entitled "An ordinance
Regulating the time of Closing Sa-
looms, which, on motion of alderman
LanyoD, was adopted. All the alder
men voting therefor, ID
The Mayor presented an ordinance
entitled "An ordinance Relating co
tho Repair of Sidewalks" which, or
motion Of alderman hnsley, was
adopted. All the alderman voting
therefor
On motion of alderman Lanyon,
it was ordered and is hereby levied'
the sum Of Five (5) Mills on each dol
lar OF the assessed valuation in the
city for the year 1876, for the i'm.
provement Of streets All the al
dernen voting therefor.
The Council by unanimous voto
agreed not to build stone arch
bridge over the Pecatonica, at 'Spens-
leys Furnace, but to builf two stono'
abuttments and cover the same with
plank, and that said bridge be ex-
tended down the stream from six TO
eight feet, provided n good founda-
ton can be obtained, and on motion,
of alderman Ansley, alderman Ian
yon was appointed to supeiintcnu
the building Of the same.
The committee on Public BuiId-,
ings were instructed to have n plat
form put down in froi,t'ot City Hall,
extending from tho building TO tho
steps.
The Clerk was directed TO draw
an orderon the Treasurer n favor
Of Rhody e. Brapger for the sum of
iS25O, for stone-work and steps in
front Of City Hall, provided tho
work was accepted by the comsnitseA
Oh public buildings All the alder
men voting therefor.
The City Treasurer was author
lied to pay the sum of s5'o out e
any money is the Treasury for II y.
payment Of Road Orders, the same,
to be returned when the road money.
is collected, All the aldermen vo,-
ing therefor.
On motion Of alderman Ansley tho
Clerks salary for the year 1877, wrs
fixed at the sum Of Two Hundred
Dollars. payable quarterly. All tho
aldermen voting therefor.
The Mayor reported that he bad
rendered temporary aid to Mrs,
Wm. Il. Dave. to the amount OF Ten
Dollars; which on motion Of alder
man Jeuck, wns allowed. All the al~
dermen voting therefor.
On motion Of alderman Jeuck, tho -
Couucil eJi,arned.
Attest, CALVERT S?ESsLEY
JouN T. TaANEL, Mayor .
Clerk.
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