Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-08-12
Commo Council Proceedings.
AUGUST 8, 1880.

Present-Mayor Ball, and full board oil
Aldermen.
Motion, by Alderman Page, that the
rules be suspended, and that the Council
enter upon consideration of such drafts
of ordinances as the committee on orui
nances may be prepared with, was carried
Alderman Page, of committee on ordi.
nances, to whom was referred the petition
of w. L. Hollister and others, for re
straining horses, cattle and swine, report
ed for passage the draft of an ordinance,
No. 81, entitled IAN Ordinance to pro.
hibit and restrain the running at large of
horses, cattle, swine and sheep within the
city of Austin" The same was then pass.
ed to a first and second reading, and en-
tered upon the question of its passage
with the following result: Ayes 6 votes
being the full board of Aldermen-Nays
none. And said draft was then declared
as being duly passed, as follows: [See
Ordinance under No. 81, in another col.
umn.
Same committee also reported tor pass.
age the draft of an ordinance, No. IS,
entitled IAN Ordinance TO license cara.
and other exhibitions" The same was
then passed to first and second reading,
and entered upon the question of it's pass.
age with the following result: Ayes 6
votes-being the full board Of Aldermen
Mays, none. And SAID draft was then
declared as being duly passed, as follows
See ordinance under No. SIS, which will
be published next week.
Same committee also reported for pass
age the draft of an ordinance, No. Sc, en-
titled IAN Ordinance to prevent fast driv.
ing or riding" The same was then pass.
ed TO first and second reading, and enter.
ed upon the question of its passage with
the following result: Ayes 6 votes-belng
the full board of Aldermen-Nays, none.
And said draft was then declared as being
duly passed, as follows: See ordinance
under No. Sc, which will be published
next week.
Same committee also reported for pass
age the draft of an ordinance, No. 81, en-.
titled "An Ordinance relating to disorder.
" houses and houses of i'll fame" The
same was then passed to first and sec.
ond reading, and entered upon the ques.
ten of its passage with the following re-
suit: Ayes 6 votes-being the full board
OF Aldermen-Nays, none. And said
draft was then declared as beng duly pass.
ed, as follows: See ordinance under No.
81, which will be published next week I
Same committee also reported for pass
age the draft Of an ordinance, No. SO, en-
titled IAN Ordin ance prohibiting gamb-
ling and gambling houses" The same
was then passed to a first and second
reading, and entered upon the question
Of its passage with the following result
Ayes votes-being the full board of
Aldermen-Nays, none. And said draft
was then declared as being duly passed,
rs follows: [See ordinance under No. 50,
which will be published next week.
Same committee also reported for pass
age the draft of an ordinance, No. SO, en-
titled IAN Ordinance regulating and Il.
censiDg billiard tables, bowling alleys"
&c. The same was passed to first and
second reading, and entered upon the
question of its passage with the following
result: Ayes votes-being the full board
of Aldermen-Nays, none. And said
draft was then declared as being duly
passed, ~ follows: [See ordinance under
No. 50. which will be published mex,
week.
Bill of Thomas O'Niel, / days work
planking Water street bridge. $50, was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
Motion, by Alderman Phillips, that the
sidewalk on the east side Of block 2. Der
rvs addition, on West Main street, BIZ
condemned, was carried.
Alderman Page offered the following
"Voted, that tax of three thousand dol
lars be levied for the year 1880, for pay
ment Of interest and for general ex
penses." And on motion, the same wa
carried.
The City Recorder reported for asses,
ment list of repairs on sidewalks b!
the street commissioner, at sundry time
since last assessment. On motion, tn
report was accepted, and all property q
therein described was ordered to be al
sessed In amounts attached thereto rel
pectlvely for repairs Of sidewalks, an
that the City Recorder certify to .th
County Auditor such assessments for CO
j lection for the year 1880.