Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Council PROCEEDINGS.

The council met In regular session; present.
the mayor and all the members; also Register
Taubman, Attorney Wilson. Recorder Welborn,
| Engineer Mulligsn and Policemen John and
Owen.
Minutes of the last regular meeting and of the
laat special meeting read and approved.
The city assessor submitted the following re-
port. which, on motion Of Mr.. Mccsusland was
received and filed:
the city OF Lexington: The undersigned begs
leave to submit to you the following rs bis re-
port OF city assessments for the current year
Total value of real estate. e5O2 100
Total value Of personal property, 49,: 81 ~
Increase in real estate In gus dist. SOS
Increase IN personal property: 4l ,oo
horses and mules 169. 1i,655
hogs in the city $50, l.723
: clocks & watches o2a. 8,o68
I: pianos and organs l28 5000
Money notes and bonds ...... ......... lei ,9l2
All other personal property. .......... l56, 500
Number subject to poll tax 49;.
OF dogs In the CITY 22l,
Total value of real and personal
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN Z. FALL. City Assessor.
The city marshal and collector submitted the
following report. which. on motion. was re-
ceived and dled:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:-I
the underslgned collector Of the city OF Le1ins-
city treasurer ior the month ending July q; 1883:
License asss SO Go SS% T. T s9s j
Tines...... 7sso $50 Il ~
Police arrests. IL ~ s. 10 4s
jail Fees......... 800 As SIS
Total.........s ss5 q SIS 80 $50 n
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES II. CROWDER. City Collector.
The city register AMI treasurer submitted the
following report. which was. on molten. re-
ceived and filed.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council-The
lowing amounts have been paid into The tressu-
ry during the past month.
J. Fischer old Town scales. !or June.s g 90
r. K. Baker. second ward scsles...... u ~
ThOs. Walton. Water street Scales 80. " 70
Tota! amount. 7o8 ~
Respectfully subm!!led;
Mr.. McCaurlsud stated that Mr.. Homer had
taken out y drsn-shop license. which he had
used 3 month and I've days. As Mr.. Homer
now wished to quit the business. he moved that
the license be sbsted for the remainder of the
time paid Tor. Carried.
Mr.. John Tsubman reportei Q nuisance near
his residence. City marshal instructed to in
vestigate, and II necessary. sbate the same.
The committee appointed to Investigate the
charges against Engineer Mulligsa msde q re-
port. stating that there WAS NO ground Whatever
for the charges. On motion the report was
received and filed and the committee discharged.
The gas committee submitted their report,
which, on molten was received and adopted:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council:-aen-
men: Your ON gas would respect.
FULLY report that the gas company have complied
with their contract for lighting the street lamps
for the month Of July. 1888. and
payment of same:
~ q. R neSHbts1AsD. CON.
on claims. submitted the following report. which
ON motion. was adopted:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council-GentIe-
men: Your elaine beg leave to make
the following report: We have audited the toi-
Ommenl that warrants be drawn to pay them.
john Welborn, city recorder. 81 %
Haskell Engraving Co.. cash.......... = "
q. 4. Ballard. Il Il
% = oO
I'D. John ~ ~
). n. Quandt. ............ ~ w
We also recommend that . warrant be drawn
pay John Howell his CLAIM against the city for
work done in 1880. and rejected by The engineer.
W. T.. M~cCAUSLAND. Chairman.
Mr.. Howell. chairman of the COMMITTEES of
improvements and repairs. submitted the fol-
renort- which IN mofinn waa racalvad