Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-13
Common Council Proceedings.


Adjourned meeting. July 6, 1881.
Present-Mayor Dorr and Aldermen
Gies. Fish, Phillips and Ames.
Rules suspended.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following bills were approved and
ordered to be paid:
E. P. VanValkenburgh, clerk June
election, I'd ward. ....................S 90
John, Minnette, special police July :.
Peter aa t Gies, days on equalization "
DOard.. .sy... ................ III w
The following bills were referred to
committee on bills: H. i. Corey, sheritf's
fees, $l2.90; H. B. Corey, boarding city
prisoners in jail, $13.26; E. H. Gerard,
lumber, 1910.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Alderman Giles of committee on ordi.
nanccs reported for passage a draft Of al
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance reIat-
ing to breaches of the peace, disorderly
conduct and drunkenness' The same
passed to sever al readings, and entered
upon the question Of its passage with the
following result: Ayes four az votes,
noes none. And the same was then
declared to be duly passed, as follows
(See ordinance in another column under
ordinance No. ~
Also reported tor passage a draft of an
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance RELAXING
to the construction of sidewalks" The
| same passed to several readings, and
entered upon the question Of its passage
| with the following result: ayes four az
votes, noes none. And the same was
declared to be duly passed, as follows
(See ordinance in another column under
ordinance No. 49,
And on motion the Council adjourned
to Monday evening, the 18th inst.
Adjourned meeting. July II, 1881.
Present-His honor the Mayor, and
Alder'2 en- Giles, Fish, Phillips, Hall and
Ames.
Rules suspended.
Application by Jacob Fischer for 6
liquor license for dong business on the
southwest corner OF Bridge and Railway
streets, was granite conditional upon
approval of bond and payment of license
|tees, under ordinance IN relation thereto
Liquor bond Of Jacob Fischer as prin
cipal, with J. Schwan and A. Friedrich
as sureties, was approved and ordered or
file.
Application by w. H. Perkins and
Thomas Ratchford for billiard license
for 2 tables in the building on the cas-
side Main street, known as the Litchfiel6
| building, was granted, conditional upo1
approval of bond aud payment of license
fee, under ordinance in relation thereto
| Committee on ordinances reported fol
passage draft Of an ordinance entitled
Gan ordinance relating to peddling anC
hawking" The same passed to severa
readings and amended, and entered upor
the question of its passage as amended
with the following result: Ayes, five IS
votes; noes, none; and the same wa!
then declared to be duly passed, as fol
lows: (See ordinance in another column
under ordinance No. 49,
The following bills were approved an(
ordered to be paid:
James F. Andrews, chains and cups for.
R. o. Hail. days on equalization board
E. G. Dorr, days on g. 10 0
G. D1. Fish, S days on s. :. 100
Jocob Weisel, 4days on :. - SO
George NJ. Fish, judge June election, LIST
R. o. Hail, judge June election, I'd ward z
BY Alderman Phillips, "moved that tn
City Attorney lie and is hereby instructed
to take an appeal from the judgment rem
dered before l.. N. Griffith, j. p, agains
the city in favor of Lafayette French OF
the 9th day of July, 1881" Lost.
BY the same, that an order be drawn il
favor of Lafayette French in full judg
ment against the city for his bill Of SIS
less amount order Of $40, as now draw
IN favor said l.. French. Carried.
On motion the City Recorder wa
instructed to purchase a record book.
! And the Council adjourned to Frida,
evening, the 10Th inst.
ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder.