The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-17
of Superior For the Month of
April.

OF superior For the III OnCn OF
April.
APRIL, Sth, 1884.
The Board met with members all
present: R. B. Mclean, Chairman;
Urgille Gouge, A. E. Philbrook, Su-
pervisors.
The bond of w. Welch, Timothy
Hannifin and William Schuster Jr.,
for liquor license, were approved by
the Board
The following bills were read and
allowed:
J. G. Foltz, work on pumps, S 4.S5
John Sigg, shoveling snow, 5.25
G. kunert. filing saws, $50
Superior Pub. Co. printing 14.0O
DIR. f. T. Gauvreau was appointed
Health Physician at salary of 5000
a year, payable monthly in accordance
with notice of proposal for bids pub
lished, his bid being the only one re-
ceived
Richard Collins was appointed Chief
of Police in the place of J. K. Mckin
non, at salary of so, per month.
Alfred Ellsworth was appointed
night policeman at a salary of $50
month.
The bond of the Town Treasurer
was fixed at $4,000.
APRIL 10, 1884.
Members all present.
The Board accepted the offer of the
st. Paul Globe, subject to the action
of the Chamber of Commerce, upon
recommendation of the Chamber.
The liquor bonds of Lewis Ander-
son and Chris Frey, were approved.
The official bonds of Charles Lord,
Jr., and H. L. Laffitte, were presented
and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
NJ. Harvey, goods destroyed, $4,000
Duluth Lumber Co., road work $4,000
Cutler, Gilbert & Co., do 1926
The Town Treasurer presented paid
orders to the amount of 2,250.97, of
outstanding warrants which were duly
cancelled
Mrs. Grant was allowed $50, for her
building on the school lots for the fire
house.
APRIL Is, 1884.
Members all present.
On motion, John Walker was allow
ed $50 for board of Duncan Mead
gen, in final settlement of his bill for
the same.
The Board examined the county
Jail and authorized the Sheriff to pro-
cure a new iron door for the Jail build
ing, and to make other needed inn
provements in the castings, ETC.
APRIL %, 1884.
Members all present.
to post up in three public places in
the Town of Superior proposals for
bids for work on the bridge on Third
street between Nettleton and Hol-
lingshead Avenue.
The following bills were allowed:
Josiah Bond clerical services $1,000
Henry kense scavenger work 200
William Miller do 15O
Edmund Lord work on ferry 1925
Henry Ginter services as police 1900 |
Peter Faulk 1880 it claring 1850 !
1t was resolved that Mr.. Gouge be
allowed the use of the Middletown
Park on consideration that he shall !
plough and seed the same and repair
the fence.
1t vas ordered that the saloons be !
closed at II o'clock T. NJ. every night |
and on Saturday nights at 1870 P. NJ
and the Town Clerk was instructed to
post notices to that effect in all sa-
looms.
APRIL 26 1884.
Members all present.
Bids for the bridge on Third street
were opened and found to be as fol-
lows:
J. A. Kenney S431.OO |
Alex. Tourville 5O4.OO I
G. NJ. Clancy $500 /
The work was let to the lowest bid
der subject to bond of $500 if bond
was not given to be let to the next
lowest bidder.
1t was ordered that the application
of Thos. H. Smith and others for
highways through Town AZ Range II |
be heard on the 18th day of MAY and |
notices to that effect be given to all |
occupants Of lands through which the
proposed highways are to run.
The following bills were allowed.
Chas. Soderland work Oh road S1.5O !
John Oleson teaming 200
J. f. Bishoff express charges 100
Henry Ginter on police force 24.0O
S. I. Hulter work on sidewalks 1925
A. W. Hulter work on streets 2.25
Andrew Anderson 800
w. S. Woodbridge 1000