Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-07-18

Y. ]. Healey police service in June, $50 90
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do Arresting, caring for tramp. 90 II 90
LABOR ON STREET.
NJ Burns Sr. 10 days 81 50.................S2S So
Jas. Clothers, 29H do 30 20
Jas Kitchens 1917 do do..,,...............- 90 %
e. Mauger 15H do 70 70
William May 90 do do..................... IA %
Anton Moletor IS do do....,............."2 q 60
Con cr9Wlew y do q 9:..''''''' = 50 50
Geo. BottomY 1917 do 10 40
NJ. Burns Jr, do do....................."... so
Jas. Trivilian, breaking stone 10 W
Charles Burghardt, hauling rock.............. 90
John Kendall breaking rock................ -
HORSE AND CART ON STREET.
R. Williams l7k do l75..................... so 60
John Grass 10 do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 20 .
Isaac snthers Il do do.....''''''',-.. s ~ . 2
Henry Toms Is do do.........-.............-2 q IS
Frank Kane / do do.......-............... %
LABOR ON PUBLIC SQUARE.
Geo. Bottomley l do 81 50................. 81
Vincent Martin 20 do do........~........... So 90
John Geib do do........................ q %
Joseph II. Miller do do. IT, q W w
do Hawling posts and blowing l %
Nathan trist DO , do:;;;,:.............. 2 &
Joseph Prdeaux do do........y............. p
MISCELLANEOUS,
E. Devlin Hemp Halliards for flag staff. = 40
William Smith blacksmith bill for Street
Robert Whitney hammer handles for Street
Commissioner..... 50
Joseph Deller feather duster............ W
Isaac Suthers hauling cinders to the old
cemetery . Co
T. Day new pick for Street Commissioned. so
His Hon the Mayor stated that since last meet
ing of the Council he had rendered temporary
aid to Mrs. Hylbring and Mrs Roscow, to the
amount of $500 each which was approved by
the council.
on motion of alderman Prideaux $500 was
allowed alderman Jeuck for livery hire and
going to county farm and collecting claim of
the city for temporary aids furnished to paupers
divers times amounting to S227.75
The committee on public printing to whom
referred the printers bids for printing to be
done the ensuing year reported them back 10
the Council without Recommendation being
unable to decide which was the lowest bid.
Upon motion of alderman Snow the bids were
again referred to the committee on printing ana
the City Attorney, with power to award the
public printing to whom they deem proper.
His Hon. the Mayor stated TO the council that
upon recommendation of the City Attorney he
had purchased a new map of the state of Wis
consfn for the use of the Council which cost rs.
Alderman Snow moved that an order be drawn
by the City Clerk to pay for the same. ayes and
noes being called, alderman PrideauX and Snow
voted aye alderman Hooking and Jeuck voted
no. 1t being tie vote His Hon. the Mayor voted
no. Motion lost.
Mr. John Charles being present addressed the
Council relative to injuries sustained by his aged
mother from a defective sidewalk on Chestnut
street Alderman Snow moved that a committee
of two be appointed by the Mayor to confer
with the parties in order to compromise the mat
ter If possible. Carried. Alderman Snow and
Hooking were appointed as such committee by
the Mayor.
Michael Crawford appeared before the council
and complained of distractions being in the
alley south of the old cemetery grounds, and
asked for its removal. On motion of alderman
Prideaux it was referred to committee I'd Ward
Alderman Prideaux moved that the bill of
P. Allen, Jr, for Treasurers books be allowed at
S54 and that Mr.. Allen and the Clerk be a COM
mittee to dispose of these books for the best in
terest of the city. Carried,
On motion of alderman Jeuck the
Council adjourned.
WIN. A. JONES, Mayor.
T. S. ANsLEY. City Clerk.