Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-06

James Meany, north side of Mill street,
between Main and Chatham streets.
Knut Goodwin, north side of Mill
street, between Franklin and Chatham
streets.
Thomas MeaEy, west side of Railway
street, between Fourth and Water streets
Marcus Driesner, south east corner of
Mill and Chatham streets.
Victor Gender, south side of Mill street,
between Main and Chatham streets.
Tue following liquor bonds were ap-
proved and ordered on file:
Daniel Hetfner, with A. NJ. Fleck and
Colos Fenton, sureties.
James Geraghty, with Andrew Noonan
and j. Schwan, as sureties.
Lawrence Nugent, with Henry Roberts
and A. Fairbanks, as sureties.
James Meany, with John Walsh, j.
Schwan and r. Dunkelmann, as sureties.
Knute Goodwin, with NJ. Driesner and
A. Friedrich, as sureties.
Thomas Meany, with John Walsh and
Ira Jones, as sureties.
Marcus Driesner, with A. Friedrich and
T. K. Keyser, as sureties.
Victor Gender, with 0. G. Kunath and
Frank Hangge, as sure'ies.
The Common Council called for the
opening and reading Of bids for corpor-
alton printing. as received by the Recor-
der, under notice for proposals published
NJ arch %.
The bids then being opened were found
to he from LangwortLy & N, publishers
of the Mower County Mercury, G. H.
Davidson, publisher of the Mower Coun-
ty TRANSCRIPT, and H. o. Bastord, pub
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examination of said proposals, Or bids,
accepted, 50 far as relates to The printing
publisher of the Mower County TRANS
for the ensuing year.
Sundry bids from the publishers Of the
Austin papers, for printing the amended
Charter, were rejected.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
| Recorder reported as falling due Apri!
16, coupon OF 800, on bond No. %.
drawn for 500, on maturity of coupon
10 pay the same.
! MISCELLANEOUS. A
Motion, by Alderman Weisel, that the
poll on road tax, for The ensuing year, be
established at two (2) days work, or COM
mute as established by statute. Carried
Motion, that the Council retain the
present Council chamber, together with
an adjoining room, at SIS per mouth rem.
tai, commencing April |, the owner pa.
pering and renovating said Council
chamber in satisfactory manner. Car
ried.
Motion, by Alderman Phillips, that the
I license fee on billiard tables be changed
10 So per table, and that the committee
on ordinances prepare a draft of an Or
dinance in accordance therein, was car
red.
Motion, that the street commissioner
be not authorized to pay over $3.50 per
day for man ard team, for the ensuing
year, was carried.
Alderman Hall was excused.
By Alderman Giles,
Resolred, That the salary or pay of the
chief Of police, he established at fifty
dollars per month; that Of the recorder
at twenty-five dollars per month; that OF
the street commissioner at one and $1,000
dollars per day; that of the city assessor
at one hundred dollars for the municipal
year. Carried by yeas and nays-ayes 5,
nays nOne..
BY the same, ordered, That in case of
billiard, liquor and other licenses, where
bonds are required in addition 10 H.
cense fee, it shall be the duty of the City
Recorder to notify the City Treasurer i'm.
medately of the approval Of bonds, and
that the City Treasurer shall not receive
and receipt for money for license fee un-
til notified by the City Recorder of such
approval Of bond. Carried.
And on motion, theCouncil adjourned
to Saturday, the 9th inst, at ~ O'Clock
P. NJ. ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder.