The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19

over TO Treasurer aud holds he rsexipt for
same Fines col ecied S245 so. Tax iifas s5i 20
Sold Grass 10 city paik S. -. Street tax ifas
ST. 80 New Business $50 co. Peddler's H.
cense 81 co. Show licenses $l9O0:-Total
$500 81,
The Treaadrers Books we find kept witt.
neatnrss and precision, with propsr vouchers
for all amounts paid out W. lind that all
vouchers for the pact wear have been
paid and a balance Ia the treasury of $35 IL.
The Treasurer also holds Marshal's receipt for
Fila TO the amount Of SilO 30 The current
expenses for the past year have been unusually
heavy. we having ought extra hose f.,r the
steam fire engine and built tor The better So
curity aga.ns; f'e, and the damage by heavy
spring rains TO the bridges and streets max ing
expansive repairs necessary aIso expense Of
night watch and city sex'oR.
+. l.. HUNT }
J w. HKNDEksoN. Committee.
r. j. SKTZE,
There being no Olbfr business the council
adjourned sine die.
f DENaEAD. Mayor.
G. N. MANNING, Clerk
FIRST REGULAR MEETING.
Jauusiy llih, 1892.
P,esent-His Honor Mavor Deumead. AL.
dermen j. w. Henderson. N n. Gobsr. II, =.
Anderson WI Granting. A Clay and
r. w. Glover, elect for the ensuing year, met
in council
On motion the MAYORS salary was fixed for
he year At $400; Cl~Iks, 800; Marshall,
$500; Deputy Marshal. $3.50; Treasurer $50
r. w Glover was nom mated for Treasurer,
and receiving six votes was declared elected
Ed Mcdonald, G.. Sanges. Geo G Ilames
rali in tiaf
for Deputy Marshal Ed Mcdonald receiving
a majority Of the votes. was declared elected
The iernses for the year 1882 were fixed as
follOws; Retail Liqnor, per annum. payable
quarterly, $3.50; Billiard Table. per anpum.
500: Roulette Table per annnm St0W; Ten
Pin Alley, $50 Two horse dray. $50; One
horse drsy. SIC; Auc ioneer license, payable in
advapce $500.
Accounts p aseed M: John @ Campbell, at
tending and return ing ELECTION returns, 81
The following ordinance offeIe hy Alder
man CLAW, was adopte That from and after
the passage Of this ordinance that any person
or persons who shall attempt to jump on or Ofi
trains or who shall attempt TO ride ON trains,
while raid trains are in motion within the city
of NJ arittta, unless such person or persons shall
be passengers, shall on conviction pay fine OF
not exceeding five dollars and cost or inpris
oned not exceeding 30 days, or to work on the
streets, at the discretion Of the Mayor.
BY Alderman Henderson: Resolved, that the
Marshal be instructed to proceed at ouee to
collect all taxes due for the past. by levy and
sale where propert, can be found
The board of prisoners v az fixed at 50 cents
per day
The following committees were then appoint
ed by His Honor the Mayor: Mayor pro tenn. -
Clay; Printing and Clock Gober and
Anderson; Streets ard Sid-walks Glover
Henderson, and Gramling; Finance--Anderson.
Clay and Hrl derson; Ordiuances-Clay. Hen
ders on and Gober; Pumps. Csterns and Fire
ID, Notwithstanding and Henderson: Gem
eltry- Henderson. Anderson and Glover; Park
49, Mayor + Dennead
Resolved, That in the election of a Deputy
Marshal the Mayor and Council specially re-
nerves the right to dispense with his services at
any time they see fs, and that his pay shal
stop as soon as he ia discharged if they should
go do, and that The deputy have notice of this
resolution and be required TO accept the office
with this consideration. he Deputy Marshal
elect accepted The flee, subject to the condi-
lions OF the resolution.
On motion of Alderman Glover tie Council
adjourned to Monday, February 6. 1899. at
o'clock, p. m. ED DEEMEAD.
GEO NJ. MANNING Mayor,
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