Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-16
TINE CITY COUNCIL
Omcial Report Of the Proceedings Of thl
Meeting Of Monday Evening.
Council Room, City Of Yankton, I,
Z MnndaY MAJ 1922


Council Room, City of Yankton,
Monday. May. Is. 1882. |
Council met in regular session and was |
called to order by the city clerk.
Roll called. All members presene, ex.
cept Alderman Woolley, absent.
On motion of Alderman Boyies, Alder.
man Harris was elected temporary chair
mon. until permanent Organization is ef-
fected.
Reading Of the minutes suspended.
Protest of Jacob Nissen and Others
against laying sidewalk on east side of
Walnut street, in front of block 80, read.
Resolution for sidewalk on south side
Of Third street, between Douglas avenue
and Capital street presented and read
first and second times. On motion rules
were suspended and resolution ordered
to third reading by the following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Aldermen Boyles, Brauch. Donahue, Et.
ter. FauIk. Richey and Harris.
Negative-None.
Resolution read the third time and
passed by the following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative wereAl-
dermen Boyles. Brauch, Donahue. Etter,
Faulk, Richey and Harris.
Negative-None.
Resolution for sidewalk east side of
Cedar street, between Foult th and Fifth
streets, presented and read first and Sec
ond time.
On motion. rules were suspended and
resolution ordered to third reading by
the following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative were AL
dermen Boyles, Brauch, Donahut, Etter,
Faux, Richey, and Harris-7.
Negatlve-Non ne.
Resolution then read the third time
and passed by the following vote.
Those voting IN the affirmative were
Aldermen Boyies. Branch, Donahue, Eft.
ter, Faulk, Richey and Harris. Negative
none.
Alderman Faulk moved that the city
attorney in conjuction with the ordi.
nance committee be instructed to pre-.
pare an ordinance calling special cleo
ton for the purpose of voting on the
proposition of issuing not exceeding
$4,000 of city bonds due IN not exceed
ing twenty years, and drawing interest
Tot exceeding six per cent. per annuln,
for the purpose of erecting and con.
structing suitable water works for the
city, and to report the same tomorrow
evening.
Moved that it be referred to commit
tee Of three to be appointed BY the chair
to report at the next me. ting of the
council.
| Chair appointed as such committee
Aldermen Bovles, Faulk and Richey.
On motion Alderman Harris was added
to the committee.
Committee on grades, streets and al
leys asked further time to report.
Granted.
designations of ]. r. Sanborn and ]
G. McVay as members Of the schoo
board read and accepted.
Alderman Richey moved that We nov
proceed to elect permanent chairman
Alderman Boyles offered as substi-
tutc that we now ballot to fill vacancies
in board of education, which substitut,
prevailed.
Moved that We now ballot for membe
of the board of education for the frs
} district.
, Carried.
The result of the ballot was as fol
e lows:
D w. d. McVav received seven votes an
J. was declared elected for the unexpire
term of j. g. McVay.
q Moved that we now ballot for nembe
a board Of education for the second dis
= ltrict.
The result was as follows:
F. Schnauber received three vote
Geo. B. Hoffman two votes and j. F
!. Sanborn two votes.
No choice.
On motion second ballot was ordere
which resulted as follows:
j. Il. Sanborn received three votes. T
. Schnauber three votes, G. B. Hoffma
? one vote.
= No choice.
q On motion, the third ballot was order
. ed, which resulted as follows:
J.R. Sanborn received four votes;
+ Schnauber received three votes.
J. j. +. Sauborn was declared elected q
: his own successor for the unexpired teri
t Of his Office.
oil Oath of L. NJ. Purdy and S. W. Swi
Qualifying "a members OF board of ed,
4 cation, presented, read and ordered pla
= ed on file.
ri Moved that we now proceed to elect
!. permanent chairman.
Alderman Boyles offered as subst
h tute, that We take up the next order
= business, which substitute prevailed
= the following vote:
Il Those voting in the affirmative We
a Aldermen Boyles, Branch. Donahue al
Faulk-L
& Negative-Aldermen Etter, ,Richey ar
Harris-3.
Report of p. {. Conway presente
read and referred to committee on
r nance and taxation.
Petition of w B. Thomas for reba
y tax read aud referred to committee {
= hnance and taxation.
o The following bills we're read and r
n ferred to the committee on finance al
:. taxation:
:; NJ. j. Stetter. SIS; b. NJ. Rowley, 5
Walbaum & Becker, 1915; A. G. Davl
y $l.65; Ed. Palmer, $lO.
s Alderman Boyles moved that The noy
: ination Of l.. H. Eliot be taken from II
2. table.
% Alderman Richey offered a. subst
tute. that Ne nov proceed to elect ps
. manent chairman, which substitute pl
D: :lvailsd ~ W. following vote: