Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-23
THE cr1Y COUNCIL.
Onicisl Report of Tuesday Nights Special
Mcetlng.

lowing resolution which was read the
hrst and second times.
Eet r..oised sy the Mayor ard CITY Council @
ssesieya g. / f.. i. and i. hereby DECLARED
Of Third street bssring along lot % nine. block
S.2s;n SDs;Hs.ssciiSSsddl .sssoiSed aan1'''' 'no''a " -
SEQ. 4 That such repsirs b made with wood
sud in such manner that said sidewalk shall
laid upon the curb line Of aaid Third street and
ten feet distant from the line OF the adjacent "
@ The ss g Il
ordinances Of The city and the plans and spcci-
6cstions Of the city engineer:
pairs .sall s. psia s. spssssi sa1 to b isysd
ting upon tho aid sidevalk 70 b repaired in
proportion 70 tho frontage Of said lot Or pArts
$50. I. That this resolution Be- published for
four cop.ssutive s; wesksin the official Newspaper
Alderman Richey moved that the rules
third time and be put on it's final pas.
sage, which motion prevailed BY the fol-
lowing vote:
Those, voting in the affirmative were
Alderman Etter, Harris, Max, Powers,
Richey and Mr. President-6.
Negative, mono.
The resolution was then read the third
time and was adopted by the following
vote:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Aldermen Etter, Harris, Max, Powers,
Mchey and Mr.. President-6.
Negative, none.
Bill Of Stookwell & Hughes, 81.71. was
presented, read and referred to the com.
mittes on finance and taxation.
Alderman Richey moved that the mat
ter Of piles for the Douglas svsnus street
bridge be left TO the city engineer, said
piles to be - good - those mentioned
10 the oontraet. aud that he superintend
the building OF the bridge.
Carried.
Alderman Harris introduced an ordi.
nance entitled. sAn ordinance amending
an ordinance establishing tho grade on
Douglas avenue between Sixth and Ninth
streets" approved March z. 1882, which
was read the first and second times.
Alderman Harris moved that the rules
be suspended. the ordinance be read the
third time and put on it's final passage,
which motion prevailed BY tho follow
ing vote:
Inose Young IN the affirmative were
Alderman Etter, Harris, Max, Powers,
Riohey and Mr. President-6.
Negatiye-None.
The ordinance was then read the third
time and passed by the following vote:
Those voting in tho Affirmative were
Aldermen Etter. Harris, Max, Powers,
Hlchey and MI. President-6.
Negatlve-None.
Alderman Etter introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted by an
unanimous vote:
WHEREAS. The channel Of the Nilsson.
n river is constantly shifting from side
70 SIDE and cutting tho banks OF said
rver, ~ the injury and danger OF the oity
OF fankton' and TO the great detriment
OF property owners, owning the property
contlguous thereto; and,
WHEREAS. The said river being . ma
@onsl, or puoic hi8hway, and having
been at other cities, towns and places i'm
proved oy the general government fol
the oenent, protection and safety OF suot
cities, towns and places located on it,
banks, ana be!ievl9g % We do that hfty
tnousano oolIeto Juolclously expended
on our river front for its immediate i'm.
provement, would IN the future save
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars OF pub
nc as well as private property; now there
Tore be 1t
Gil of the city Of Yankton. that We deem
1t to be ior the best interest OF the gen
eral PuDno tnat the United States: BY
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