Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-20
he ". willing to place himself o. record

he was willing to place himself Oh record
there.
Tho nomination OF Mr.. Ward was re-
jected BY the same vote which overthrow
his predecessor on. the llst for honors.
The nsme Of Mr.. Gruber was then return.
ed to the council for III action and vas
rejected, the phalanx going against him and
the democratic trio voting aye.
The name Of, John Goeden was once
more placed before the council for the
position of street Commissioner, Five to
three again banished him from the list. =
DR.. Van Velsor was nominated fol, city
physician and the nomination was confirm
ed by the following vote: Ayes-Alds.
Bramble, Brennan, Foskets. Max, Gilman,
Powers; nays-Alds. Turner and Woolley.
Edward Palmer was nominated for city
engineer and the nomination vas confirmed
BY a vote of seven to one, Aid. Turner vot-
ing in the negative.
For street Commissioners the name OF
George w. Smith was presented. Aid.
Bramble and Turner voted for him and the
balance against him and the nomination
was rejected.
G. ]. b. Harris was brought up for the
position of city attorney and, rel ected by the
old i've to three vote.
On motion of Aid. Woolley, BY a party
vote, = recess Of five minutes was taken,
during which five republican heads we're
laid together in the dark room adjoining.
Resuming operations. AID. Woolley NOV.
ed to lay the. subject on the table for a
short time and consider bids for city print
ing.
Mayor Sanborn said the Law required
him to proceed with nominations and he
would not consent to the proposition. &.
Aid. Gilman saw no improperly in the
motion.
The mayor declared the motion out OF
order and presented the name of Charles n.
Wright for city marshal.
Aid. Woolley voted for Mr.. Wright and
all the other aldermen against him, and the
nomination was rejected.
George w. Smith was then put up by the
mayor as a city marshal target aud shot
down, six to two, Aids. Foskett and Powers
alone voting for his confirmation.
VIM. Reinhardt was nominated by the
mayor for city marshal.
On motion of Aid. Gilman, another I'VE
minutes recess was taken, the democrat.
opposing the intermission.
AT the conclusion of the recess a vote was
taken OF the proposition to make William
Reinhardt city marshal and he was confirm
ed by the following vote: Ayes-Alds
Foskett, Max, Gilman, Powers, Woolley
nays-Alds. Bramble, Brennan, Turner.
Aid. Woolley moved that the council ad-
journ.
The mayor said it could not adjourn I'M
til he had gone through with the nomina-
lions. He declined to entertain the motion,
P. G. Conway was nominated for police.
man and the nomination wa confirmed by
unanimous vote.
The mayor sgain presented the name o.
Samuel 81. Gruber for the city attorneyship
and the nomination was confirmed by a vote
of seven to one, Aid. Woolley voting in the
negative.
Taking courage at this circumstance, the
mayor once more presented the name oil
John Goeden for street commissioners and
the Eve republicans pitted their nays against
the three democratic ayes aad the nomina.
ton was rejected, 2 q
Mayor Sanborn announced that he had
no more nominations to make, which leaves
the present incumbent, Mr.. Delamater, as
street commissioner. -
On motion of Aid. Powers, the bids for
city printing for the ensuing year were
opened and read. They run ~ follows:
Daily Press and Dakotaian, Sl99.
Weekly Press and Dakotaian, $3.50.
Weekly Herald, 1920.
On motion of Aid. Woolley, the bid Of
the Daily Press and Dakotaian was accepted.
On motion Of AID. Gilman, the Daily
Press and Dakotaian was declared the Of.
fciL paper Of the city.
On motion, council adjourned.
The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 q location one door north Of Ed
mund's and Wvnn's bank,
Fancy Tides ct KErcHUM's.
~ EsLF+ak FL E.r-Hl
A large stock of wall paper and q full
line Of window curtains. and curtain fixtures
cheaper than elsewhere In Dakota at.
E. N. CoATEis drug store.
Morrow will take Photos so cents cheaper
than any other establishment in Dakota, no
matter what that price is.
Dr.. W. H. q. Blown, dentist Union
Block, Yankton.
Parties owning unculnva.ed land in the
vicinity of Yankton and who desire to sell
the samsI p actual settlers. Ire requested to