Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-04-08

Noble, fees March 31O
Thomas Riley, chief police services March 50 90
Nick Kole, watch and street lamps March 40 90
L D Baird, city attorney services March II so
Griffith, recorder services March Is 90
Also the following bills for services at
the late election:
Smith, judge LIST ward 81 90
Z z = =! ns,seer' DO DO s so
Q g Kun.th, clerk list ward 80
F Fairbanks Co, for use room 800
Hall judge I'd ward 200
Fl Litchfeld. do eco
W Mandeville, clerk I'd ward 20t
Jacob Weisel, judge Sd ward 200
G G; J Mil,e T..nr do do soo
J n Engle, clerk Sd ward 80
6 Woodsum, use room go
Bill Thos. Dugan. years service stew
ard H. & L. Co. $A, referred to com
mittee on bills
Bill Allan Mollison. committing and
boarding prisoners county Jail. $22 20.
referred to committee on judiciary.
Petition J. n. Wheat and Others, for a
sidewalk on the north side of Mill street,
extending from Nam street to West Main
street. Referred tt committee on side.
walks and bridges.
The following applications for licenses
for sale of liquors and use of billiard or
pool tables, were granted conditional up
on applicants complying with ordinances
in relation thereto: Marcus Driesner
Knut Goodwin, James Geraghty, Matt
Smith, Harry Evertson. Jacob Weisel
julius Sefert.
And the following for sale of liquors
were granted on like conditions Michael
Collins, John P. Walsh, Thomas Meany.
The following bonds for licenses for
sale Of liquors and keeping billiard or
pool tables, were approved and ordered
on file:
Marcus Dresner, with T. X. Keyser and A. Fried
| rich, suHetes.
Knut Goodwin, with John Walsh and R. B. Clark,
| sureties.
James Geraghty. with J. H. Patterson and j.
Schwan, sureties
| Matt Smith, with Jacob weisel and r. Dunkle-
| mann, sureties
Harry EvertSOn, with G.. N. Beisekef and L. Det-
| telbach. sureties
Jacob Weisel, with A. Friedrich and D. Heffner,
suretes.
Julius sefert, with Jacob wesel and NJ Driesner.
| suretes.
Also the following for sale of liquors
| were approved:
Michael Collins, with Andrew Moonan and A. Fair
| John P. Walsh with John Walsh and NJ Driesner,
sureties.
Thomas Meany, with NJ. Driesner and John Walsh,
suretes.
Applications by Lawrence Nugent, for
license for sale Of liquors, and by Jacob
! Fischer for sale of liquors and keeping
billiard or pool tables, were submitted.
| Alderman Miller moved that licenses be
granted under conditions of complying
with ordinances. Alderman Litchficld
amended by the following motion
| Ordered. that petitions of J. Fischer
and Lawrence Nugent be received, and
licenses granted, on condition that all
doors and entrances into or from their
respective saloons and billiard halls to
any room or rooms in their respective
hotels, or places of residence, be securely
closed and fastened. and kept securely
closed and fastened, so that no person
can or shall enter said saloons or billiard
halls from any room or rooms in their re-
spective hotels or residences. and that
they respectively conform to and abide
by all ordinances now in force or that
shall be in force hereafter in said city of
Austin in relation to the conduct of said
business.
A cali for the ayes and noes gave the
following results Ayes, aldermen Adams,
Litchfeld. Sullivan. 3. Noes. Aldermen
Dalaper, Miller. Herzog, 8. The mayor
thereupon voted aye, and the amendment
was declared passed. The original
motion as amended was then carried.
By alderman Litchtield, moved, that
licenses shall only be issued to said Jacob
Ficher and 10 said Lawrence Nugent up.
on evidence that said parties have COM
piled with the requirements granting their
applications. Carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Reports N. K. Noble, J. p for March.
no fines collected. J. D. Sheedy, j. P,
fines collected, IS, with treasurer's re.
ceipt, we're accepted and ordered on file
City attorney Baird reported that the
attorney of the Minnesota & Northwest
ern Railroad Co. had called in regard to
effectiDg some amendments to more de-
finitely or clearly express sundry clauses
in the ordinance relating to said road.
The following draft Of an ordinance, un~
der No. 80. was thereupon presented and
entered UPON several readings and upon
the question of its passage, there were
ayes six (6) votes, and the same was de-
clared to be duly passed rs follows
(See ordinance under No. 80, published in
another column)
Street commissioner Geraghty reported
on sundrY sidewalks as being in bad con-
dition thereupon alderman Adams moved
the passage of draft of sidewalk re-
solution, under No. 81, in regard to sun.
dry wal. on the north side of Water
street, between Ash and Elm streets.
The same entered upon several readings
and upon the question of its passage,
there were six (6) ayes, and the same was
declared to be duly passed, as follows:
(See sidewalk resolution No 81, published
in another column)
BY Alderman Litchfeld, moved. that
the street commissioner notify owners of
all other walks embraced in said report
to repair such walks within three days
after service of notice. Carried.
Report of chief of police Riley, that
H. 0: Jahren had placed barn on the
premises occupied by him On lot 6, block
28. Davidson's addition. it being in the
fire limits. Motion by alderman Litch-
field, that chief of police notify d. O.
Jahren to remove said barn forthwith
Carried.
! MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Alderman Adams reported that the
floors of the several brid ges were heavily
covered with dirt, and moved, that the
! street commissioner remove the same.
| Carried.
By alderman Litch6eld, ordered, that
the street commissioner repair all side
walks when the owner or occupants have
| failed to repair the same after three DAYS
| VclOal, "Iitten, or puOllsne0 notice by
him. provided such walks are net 50 badly
damaged as to subject them to being
condemned; and report to the city re-
corder the cost of such repairs. Passed.
! On motion. the action electing members
of board of health on March II, was re-
considered and repealed.
And the Council adjourned to Monday
evening, the 9Th inst.
| ROBERT GRIFFITH. City Recorder.