Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-05-18
Council Proceedings,
Continued

(Contirued.)
Ills honor the Mayor announced the appoint
meet of standing committees for ensuing year as
follows.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gilman and Toay, with
City Attorney.
Fiuance-Aldermen Toay, Gilman and Hook
ing.
GIaims-A Aldermen Prideaux and Hooking.
Streets First ward-Aldermen LaMallc, roay
streets, second Ward - Aldermen Gillmann
Jeuck and Hooking.
Ordinances Aldermen Hooking. Toay and
LaMalie,
Cemetcry-Alderman Jeuck and prideaux
SehoolS-Alderman Hooking, Toay aud Gill
mann.
Public Buildings Aldermen Toay, Jeuck and
laMalle.
Fire aud Water - Aldermen Prideaux and
Hooking.
License - Aldermen LaMalle, Gilman and
Toay.
Printing alderman Jeuck and Prideaux.
roundS-Altermen Jeuck and LaMalle.
The bids for city printing were opened from the
Mineral Point Tribune aud Iowa County Demo-
crat by the clerk and presented To the council
considered by the council TO be the lowest and
the printing was accordingly awarded TO them.
Alderman Prideaux offered the following res
olution, which was adopted;
Resolved by the Common Council of the city
OF Mineral Point follows: All moneys re
ceived by the city of Mineral Point, for licenses
monty known as saloon licenses, shall be paid
into the city treasury and become part OF the
general fund.
The bonds of the saloon keepers were presented
aud approved, the clerk was directed TO issue
directed to issue licenses to them ON presentation
of the treaSurer,s receipt as follows:
John o,DoSd, Mark Terrill, Thomas Booth,
Sebastian nuppler,t Parick Conway, John
Gorgen, Nicholas Hartert Chris. otter, NJ. J.
Minor, John Jeuck. John Thies, John Dorsey.
Joseph EngelS, George Jeuck n schiller John
Grass, Nick kieffer John Kauifmanu.
W. J, Healey, chief of police, addressed the
council relative 70 the duties OF his office; said
the pay was insufficient for the duties performed
| and asked for an increase of pay.
Alderman laMale moved that the chief of
police be allowed $40 per month tor his services.
which motion prevailed; ayes, 1: noes, =
His honor the Mayor informed the council that
since the last meeting he had furnished tempo
rary aid TO the following persons: Mrs. Gross,
$40 Sarah Evans, $40, each; which was approved
by the council.
A communication received by the city clerk
| from the secretary of the state board of health
was laid before the council,
On motion of Alderman Gilman the follow
| ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved that the common conacil of the city
of Mineral Point be and the same hereby Is or
ganized into a board of health, who shall elect a
chairman and clerk, and exercise all the powers
and perform all the duties of board OF health
| for said city,
4 whereupon his honor Thomas Priestley was
nnlmously elected as such chairman, and l. ;
Ansley clerk.
| On motion of Alderman IaMalle Or. F. W,
| FetIerson was unanimously elected health Officer
OF the city OF Mineral Point, and the clers was
ueteupon instructed 10 transmit a copy of these
proSeeulnSs 10 the office of the state boord o
On motion of Alderman Pr,deaux the council
adjourned.
THOMAS PRIEsTLEy. Mayor.
7. s. ANsLEY, City Clerk