Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-16
Common Council Procedures.

July II, 1884,
Adjourned meeting. 10 o'clock a. M
| Present Mayor Dorr and Aldermen
Smith, Dalager, Hall and Litchfeld.
| The City Recorder presented the re-
i turns of an election held IN the several
election districts of the city of Austin,
July IL, 1884, to vote upon the "Propo-
sition Minnesota and Northwestern Com
pany for municipal aid" in the issue of
bonds OF the city of Austin. An exami-
nation OF said returns showed the number
of votes cast upon said proposition were
as follows: First ward, for the proposi-
ton one hundred and four COS votes,
Second ward, for the proposition one
hundred and six Q06) votes. Third ward
for the proposition forty seven (47) votes.
And that no votes were cast against the
proposition.
Said returns accepted. And on motion
it was declared that majority of the
votes cast at said election we're for the
railroad proposition.
G. Schleuder and owners of double
structures on the southwest corner of
block %, village of Austin, being present
asked permission to occupy during the
repairing said structures, one quarter in
width OF streets, Main and Mill, adjacent
to and connected with lots or portions of
lots occupied by said buildings
On motion prayer of petition was
granted for term of sixty days
Also submitted a draft of an ordinance
under No. 81, granting permission to
construct an enclosed stairway on the
north side of said building, and upon the
question of it's passage there were four
a. ayes, noes none, and the same was
declared to be duly passed as follows:
|0RDINANCE NO. 81.
| do Ordain:
SECTION |. That G. schleudcr, C. H. Coats
and II. Davidson, are hereby authorized
stat 0d an ost
side of the double structure ON the south west
corner OF block %, Austin village. Said STAIR
way 70 De prlck veneeted, eight inches on the
outside, and of metallic, or tar and gravel
roofing.
Passed July II, 1884.
Approved July IL, 1884.
f. G. DOKk, Mayor.
Attest: ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder.
The owners of the building known as
''Park Place" situated on portions of lots
2 and 3, block IL, Davidsons addition,
asked permission to occupy, during the
repairing of said building, one quarter
in width Of Main street adjacent to and
connected with said portion of lots oc.
cupied as the site of said building.
Granted for the term of sixty days.
On motion, the committee on sidewalks
and bridges was authorized to dispose of
the City's portion of material of the old
south bridge.
The following election bills of July 10,
were approved and ordered to be paid:
4; s: Smith, judge LIST ward. So co
r Ru q D rii9b' 90 90 90 ........... 90
l: 6. Rasford, clerk 1st ward GO
J. 3. Yates, do .............. %
s. Ha adgs Co. q w ~sa 1oom list ward
Geo H. Litchtleld, do -. ....... 80. @
y. F. H Hosd, clerk ID ward. O.
}afe X Wsiss' judge "a ::' g
JIM F%;j S% $;sSs;,s clerk 81 80 :
| S. B. Woodsum, use Of room.............. 3 GO
Bill H. B. Corey, committing and
boarding prisoners county jail 6 months,
500. 10, was approved and ordered to. be
paid
| Alderman Hall of committee on judici-
airy reported the following referred bills
as being correct:
n. K. Noble, J. P. fees May. ....... S SO
A 4 seTfa and bills IL ordered to be pad 50
Also reported referred reports of n X.
Noble for J: P. fees in May. And report
of Jas. D. Sheedy, on fines April and May
as being correct. Report accepted, and
ordered on file. Alderman Litchfeld,
committee on bills, reported refused bill
John Becke1 for street labor in June,
$50 rs, as being correct. Report accept
ed and bill ordered to be paid.
! And the Council adjourned.
ROBERT GRIFFITH, City Recorder.