The Columbus journal., 1884-05-14
Civ CO0ncl.

CCuuCll Wa. EGIO d. lily La4l AuCsUat
evening, May 9th with full board
present.
4 resolution was offered by coun-
Gilman RickIy 20 the effect that coun-
Gilman North De chosen president OF
the council for the ensuing year,
which wss lost by q vote of four 10
one. councilman HAYS absent and
rot voting.
Committee. for the ensuing yesr
we're appointed by the mayor As fol-
lows:
JUDICIARY. - Whitmoyer, RickIy
and North.
F1NAScE--North, RickIy and Lock
ner.
F1RE-Hsys, NORTH and Lockner.
| PUsLIc PsoPERTY.-Rickiy, North
and Whifnoyer.
PoElcR-Rsgstz, Hays and Riekiy.
CLAIAa-Rickly, North and Whit
moyee.
SDRWALKs AND BRIDGEs.-Rickiy
Lockner and Hays.
PRISrINe.-Whitmoye Rickiy and
Rsgatz.
! ELECTION PgrvnEGEs.-North. Ra-
gstz and Lockner.
STREETS AND GRADEs.-Lockner,
RagAtz and North.
! On motion of councilman North, il
was decided TO dispense with the
services OF city attorney for the
present
A resolution ordering that side
walks on the west side of y. street,
between 1lth and 18th. be put in pass
able order by the wner next ad-
joining said streets. in accordance
with city ordinances, within ten dsys,
was introduced by councilman RickIy
and adopted.
On motion OF councilman Whit
Royer the committee IN police were
appointed to provide 4 lookup fer
prisoners who violate city laws.
On motion or councilman Whit
moyer it was decided to pay for street
labor $50 Per day to meg, and $500
per day for man and team.
On motion of councilman HAYS.
the committee on streets and grades
was assigned the duty OF purchasing
lumber and other material for streets.
On motion of councilman Whit
moyer q committee consisting OF J.
E North and city engineer, were sp-
pointed to investigate and report the
most practicable means of 8 general
system OF drainage OF the city.
Commissioner Rickly was author
lied to procure books suitable for
keeping account of Al! labor done
and al expense for material for street
Improvement az citv's expense. and
the clerk was instructed to procure
desk TO keep papers and books or
city, by approval of committee on
public property.
Council adjourned 10 meet Msv
18th.
Those who wish 10 get posted on
the minuti;s OF the statutes of Ne
brsska can do 20 by having trausac-
tons with tie courts al Omaha.
where every particular is scrutiniZed.
In some cases of foreclosure the
other day, in which the writer was
Interested as plaintiff. we were.
(sgreesbly in this case surprised 10
find that the notice OF sale published
By the sheriff, cost only 1926, having
been inserted in one issue OF a news
paper thirty days before the sale. and
We were assured that they had no
question about the law. The general
Impression has been that our statutes
required thirty days notice, or five
publications. at least, IN q weekly
newspaper. II one will do, it will
certainly be considered e~1tortionate
for the sherifs TO pile up more fees
in any csse OF sale, under the present
statute. II is also 4 matter in which
the press OF the state are interested.
The {. 5. district court which
convened At Omaha on the 18th Inst.
and for which J.. E. North and Geo.
Lehman were jurors, adjourned OF
last Friday 10 the 18th OF June. Mr..
North came home Friday night on the
Denver and Mr.. Lehman ret turned
Saturday evening. 1t appears that
the appropriation for the payment of
Jurors was short and should thew
have been held would have been
obliged to wait for their pay, which.
during 4 busy season of the year. the
judge did not think would be Just to
them and they were therefore dis
charged, after being admouished by
the Judge that they would be again
required to appear on the lIih OF
June should some arrangement De
made by which they Would receive
their pay.
How TO MAXI CASDT.-This book
gives full directions for making all
kinds of plain and fancy candy. The
recipes for making csrsmels, choco-
late drops, French mixed and all 9TH
er kinds of candies contained in this