Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-09
Common Council P1oceedinxs.

Common Council Proceedings.
Regular meeting. Nov. 4, 1881.
Present-His honor the Mayor, and
full board of Aldermen.
Unread proceedings were read and ap~
proved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of H. s. L. Go. for lock and
keys for the company's rooms. On mo-
ton foreman Riley was instructed to pur-
chase a lock not to exceed $500, and to
procure keys as in his judgment was nee
essary.
The following bills were approved and
ordered to be paid:
Thomas Riley, services as chief for
OCTOBER. $50 ~
J. NJ. Greenman, services as city attor-
ney for October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 50
Nick Kolle, services October, watch and
lamps: :.....--: .:......: ...::.:.:...-. Is 90
R. Griffith, serxices.recorder, October. rs %
H. h: Marsh, 100 copies revised charter
and ordinances. :......-:: Sc 81
P. GeraEhty, street commissioner, Is
T. Mccormick, sundry labor l3X days. Is 81
Ira Jones, stove &C., for council room. 80 ID
Engle & Co., timber for bridges.-.-....- SO 90
Bill Cass Lamp Works, Chicago, for tin
fount 1926, charges 45c, was approved and
ordered to be paid, and that City Recorder
receipt for, and pay said amounts.
The following bills were referred to
committee on bills: L. N. Griffith, j. p
fees, October, $685.; E. B. Crane, sur
veying, $500.
REPORTS or OFFICERS.
L. N. Griffith, j. P. fines for October of
$2670 with Treasurer's receipt, referred
10 committee on bills. Thomas Riley,
chief, arrests in October: peddling With
out license, assaults, 2 vagrancy, 10
drunk, referred to committee on bills.
Alderman Fish was excused and re-
tired.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Alderman Ames Of committee on bills
reported upon sundry referred matter, as
follows: That report L. n. Griffith, J. P.
fines in September, N. K. Noble, J. P. for
September, Thomas Riley arrests in Sep
TENDER, were correct and to place on file.
Reports accepted.
Also recommended payment following
bills: Crane & Patterson, nails. $17.65;
Ira Jones, hardware, $1O.65; Taylor &
Ball, supplies street lamps, 1856; L. N.
Griffith, j. P. fees, September, $11 As; F.
I. Crane, lumber, STOPS.
Reports accepted and bills ordered to
be paid.
Alderman Phillips of committee on
court house, requested extended time for
reporting in regard to extention time on
completing foundation of court house.
Granted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Motion by Alderman Phillips, that the
city attorney and chief police take sum-
mary steps for taking down awning and
sign posts. Carried.
By the same, that the street commits.
eioner take up aud throw out so much of
condemned walks in front block 80, Aus.
tin village, as has not been rebuilt. Car.
ried.
Motion by Alderman Hall, that the
street commissioner relay sidewalk 'front.'
ing on the north half of lot Q, Block 20,
sidewalk resolution No. "a. Carried.
Motion by Alderman Phillips, that the
street commissioner relay sidewalk. un.
der sidewalk resolution No. "a, in fro mt
of the :orth feet Of the south half of
lot 2, block "a, Davidson's addition. Car.
ried.
BY the same. that the street commits
sioner relay sidewalk, under sidewalk
resolution No. "A, in front of the south
half Of lot2,. except the north 2 feet,
block %, DavidsOn's addition. Carried.
BY the same, that the street commits.
sioner relay sidewalk in front of the north
thirty feet of lot /, block 20, Davidson's
addition, under sidewalk resolution No.
"a. Carried. r.. -. 90.
Motion by Alderman Hall, that the
street commissioner relay sidewalk, uu-
der sidewalk resolution No. "a. In front
Of the south 20 feet of lot l, block 20,
Davidson's addition. Carried.
Motion by Aldcrm an Phillips. that the
street commissioner build sidewalk In
front Of the west 40 feet OF lot IA, block
l, Parker and Browns addition, under
sidewalk resolution No. 23. Carried.
Motion by Alderman Hail. that the
street commissioner build sidewalk In
front of lot Is, block l, Parker and
Browns addition, under sidewalk resolu.
ton No, %. Carried.
And The Council adjourned.
RoBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder.