The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

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At obeot aeGh9 e'e1eek ~ 49,
MavsrOvslsy ~ csundllnIss Ds1ns.
Fssbis, Heasss; NeCasthy, ue~tirk,
Rsssoo nst VIII City At6osoey An)60i0
q ~ palIee eoust soo0.
Tbo1napoe committee thoo sub0lt1od
thssugh - ehaisnan, Ja0D ". Hog6ls,
. rspost - 10 eoodities a ~
books a tie elH tSoasoree
and oolloetoe and tbo 1nooe6s
a ~ e19y, showing that item July u,
n - Nay 10 u, thetet receipls wsee
81, 1884, and The total sxpesditarss
81, 2oask and that there now rsanajns
II the oily Treasury &l,l0.1, with ont
Standing c3aims amounting % elso.6o,
which hove been audited and approved.
That there ars elaims not yet audited
amounting 70 >as7.l6 and that TIE total
indsh1sdneD q the dty A6r general ex-
Psnses nov unpaid anosnts to >9ok&.
That By Especial lsvy of II mills for Ass
purposes 0,2n2s W. collected, a
which q, 100 composed The net nrs fund.
That out q this amount d, o96 has been
properly expended, and that thsre
should - d. 675.9o In the fund. bat the
amount really now remaining IN The
fund = only @l,1eo.26. Thsse wsse prop
q reoo0Ueodations submitted In u.
pest, In accordance with the above state
Of adhirs.
The report Wa rad and then By 10.
ton received and adopted.
Dr. Rsins, q the 0tsest Committse,
then stated that thu oo0mittee he'd
fosnd the city stsestsandalleys in muoh
better condition than thy expected;
that the committee need instructiou
from the city attorney On certain mat
tess' and would then psoh~bly b
ready 70 report formally.
Nr. Mccarthy aid he thocght tho
veey best thing for the Council to do
woald b 70 have . uniform grade e.
Eablished, and tho Ahot was then alluded
70 that Baker 1 Harper had ALREADY
made . survey, for which they had not
been paid, and that they were willing
% make new survey On consideration
4 receiving the amount already agreed
-.
Mr.. Housef then stated that he had
zen one Of the County Commissioners,
vho ssid the Commissioner would
'soperiy reimburse the city for it, small
'ox expendituys. Mr.. Houser then
moved that the city attorney report at
be next meeting - to what sort Of .
bsnohise the water company hold, and
ut what their contract with the city
~. He thopght the city should not
~ to the company - It did now, o.
args sam quarterly fos tho uss o. water
of city purposes. This motion was
srried, and II was agreed that there
hould % another Council meeting -
pqp @ NJ. Baldwin would b ready
18th this report
NJ. Houser then moved that the
nance committee meet with the Coun-
: Commissioner at the next session Of
he latter In June, and that the prop e
Eeps then b taken tosecure the amount
~ the city for smallpox expenses.
lfter being amended BY Mr.. Fosbis %
, to odd the City Attorney, this mo-
on va carried.
NJ. Forbis from the Committee on
(ealth, moved the City Mammal b in
trusted TO go At once that Ill pes,sh-
be substances and decayed matter
hould b at once removed ftem along
10 read between the city and tho U. 1
!. dspok and to deposit them in .
roper place 70 b hxsd upon, which
~ carried. He then moved that the
(ealth Committee b authorised to
rsft On ordinance fbsbidding any and !
q persons itom depositing such matt er =
lside Of . certain limit b b fixed I
'lthiu the ordinance. This Was carried.
A motion va made and carried that
4 funds now In the Treasury should b :,
wandered - gsnesal fund, the balance
10 the fire fund to b replaced 1t tho
.riiest possible date.
The appointments Of Joseph Taylor;
ohm Smith and william Mcgee 10 ct
} policemen were then declared revok-
4, and Charles Car]tcn, Charles /!
nd Benjamin Venor were declared po-
cemen In. their places. !.
On motion e W. ordered that the ID.
OFT Of the finance committee b pub