Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-18
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hoeo.
Arrangements for tvo hrsnsn to sleep
Of hose 6o1se. They TO receive NO Gem.
psneation only TIE fuel, oil and bank. to
b furnished. Tslephone oommuniea-
championship medal to be sontested for
by the hose companies and tho time and
place Tor such contest to be deoidsd up.
on By the committee on fires and chief
engineer.
no. 2 e1ATK1e1N1-No. !, 11ItE1 Hog1
COMPANY.
Foremsn-Feank Nsnert.
Assistant fofeman-H. w. Pike,
eecretasy-Jamss KiDgsbury. !.
Treasurer-E. T. White.
6teward-Fred Reither.
NoGEalmen lst-Augustus 6eibest, Il.
+. Gust.
Nozselnen 2nd-Jamss Dickson, J. n.
BEisbins.
Pluemen-J. J. Duaaok, Ole Peder.
son. f. Il. Leonard, q. T. White.
Hossmen-James Kingsbusy, WIN.
Badss, George Hobsop, @. B. Taylor,
August Brauch, VIM. Ward, John Lang.
Watchmen-Fred Rsither, Isase
Waterbury, 4. Boiler.
no. 8 8srATHMHnT-xo. 2, cHAMP1oN CON.
PANY.
Fsrsman-E.C c. Dudley.
Assistant loreman-W. @. Todd.
Secretary-J. T. Coxhead.
Treasurer-W. p. DowlipR.
Noxzlemen-J. L. Boone, John n
Todd.
Assistant nozslemen-Harry Higbee
Charles Brown.
Plugman-Ranson vanKusren.
Assistant plugman-M. Carr.
Steward-Brnce Burnett.
Hosemen-Ed. Stone, w. T. Burma
Louis Gays. Fred Burei, JET Wilcox,
Charles Edwards, Elmer Jenkinson, J.
j. Henderson, O. e. Sampeon.
Yankton. March 18th, l684-We, the
undersigned, do hereby agree to haul the
hook and ladder truck to and from ali
fires in the city of Yankton, for foul
dollars per trip, TO get there to the fire q
soon - possible.
BHrrs BRorHuRs.
Proprietsrs of City Livery.
On motion. the organization Of Cham
p,on Hose Company No. 2, was acceptst
BY the city council. and the balance o
tho report referred to committee on 6r,
department.
An ordinance, entitled IAN Ordinanc,
Repeating 30 much OF an Ordinance En-
titled, :An Ordinance In Relation to
Fire Limit in Block Twenty-four, ii
Todd's Yankton.' Relating to lots seven
teen and Eighteen Of said Block" ~
introduced and read the first and secon,
time.
On motion, the rules were suspended
the ordinance read the third time an
passed, ayes seven, nays none. ~ fol
lows:
Those voting in the affirmative wer
Aldermen Brauoh, Faux, French, Mo-
rison, Valentine, Woolley and Wynn
Negative, none.
| The city engineer submitted plans an
spesifications for all sidewalks orders
By resolutions of the city council, passt
and approved October Is. 1888.
On motion, said plans and specific
tions were approved BY the council.
The mayor then appointed the folio,
ing persons to act - judges and clerl
Of election at the general city election
be held on the 7th day Of April next:
First Ward-Judges-N. Morgan,
N. Bunker. Conrad T. Lange.
II CIerks-Louis NJ. Yeatmap, Thorn,
o'Brien.
Second Ward-Judges-Henry Wa
ner. L. Congleton, A. G. Fuller.
Clerks-W.S. Lyons, James King
bury.
Third Ward-Judges-E. 7. Viii,
: Peter Seydel and Joseph Bader.
Clerks-T. NJ. Lyons and T. n. Br
anch.
, Fourth Ward-Judges-John
Wood, Michael McLain and Robe
Thorgerson.
, Clerks-W. F. Eldlidge and A.
Barber.
Il On motion, above appointments
, the mayor we're approved by the couuc
Ayes seven, nays none, - follow:
Voting in the afRrmstive-Alderms
j Brauch, Fsulk, French, Morrison, Vale
tine, Wooley and Wynn.
Negative, none.
On motion committee on ordinanc
we're instructed to prepare an ordinar
fixing grade on Douglas avenue II,
9 9Th to 18th streets.
= On motion council adjourned.
). WN. p. DkwRY, Mayor
b Attest E. T. WHITE, City Clerk.
J; Louis Gust & @.