The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-16

10; Henry Delorme, services ~ special
constable, April, 2, 1883, 3; c. M. Akin
son. printing, ETC., claimed ut 03, allowed
at 44.5O; Jno. Guerin, services rs clerk
/ Of election in precinct No. 2, claimed at
8, allowed ut 3 G. NJ. Atkinson, printing
| 500 bill heads, $50; Davis 4 Browns
bill Of 28 20 for lumber was laid over for
certihcation; j. B. Schwartz 4 Co.'S bill
for taking census was laid over Tor COR
rection. The proposition Of g. NJ. At
kinson to publish the proceedings OF
meetings for one year Tor one hundred
dollars was rejected fifty dollars per year
sidewalk ON fifth street wasla on table.
After hearing petition Of Fred. A. Lee
Bell to do the work.of special constable
for 55 per month, IL was moved by Nor
rison and supported by Austrian to
discharge David Prince as special con-
stable and appoint Fred A. LABEL ms
special constable the change to take place
Immediately. Moved by Austrian and
supported by Morrison that the clerk be
and is hereby instructed To call special
meeting on May 10, 1888, at 2 p. M. for
the purpose OF licensing travelling shows,
theatcrs, etc. Moved that we adjourn
carried. SUMNER HOPKINS, clerk.
MAY 10, lSSS.-Pursuant to call "A
special meeting was held in the clerks
office at four o'clock p. m, with VIM.
Doucet, supervisor; Albert Austrian and
Jno. Morrison. Justices and Sumner Hop
kins, clerk, present. The minutes of last
meeting were read and upon motion laid
over until next meeting The bond Of
Clifford Terrien with Michael Tender and
Geo. s. Parks as sureties, was accepted.
II was moved by Morrison and seconded
by Austrian that laborers for the town
be paid one and hall dollars per day the
same as the overseer. Austrian and
Morrison voted ayes and Doucet and
Hopking noes. Moved by Morrison and
seconded by Austrian that no order be
ISSUED unless signed personally by the
party TO whom il il drawn Upon this
motion Austrian and Morrison voted
ayes, Doucet and Hopkins, noes. The
following bills were accepted and the
clerk instructed To draw orders for same:
VIM. Ill. Clark, attorney fees, 10; Il. T..
Dunn, services on board Of election In
precinct No. 2, 50, services on board OF
registration ia precinct No. 2, .; G. M.
Atkinson, legal notices, etc, for
village, 1880; David A. kitto, services
i'm town hall, 3; j. III. & q. 5. Parks,
ware, etc, for town hall, 1854, hardware
etc, for highways, 9.95; A. j. Harding,
services ON highway, z; Jos. Champagne
services ON highway, 1.75; Geo. Prince,
services ON highway, / JOS. Champaign.
services on highway, 2.63 David Prince,
services ON highway, 1915; Daniel Ur-
quh'ut, services ON highway, o; X. Prince
services ON highways, q. Upon motion
meeting adjourned.
SUMNER HOPKINS, clerk
MAY IL, lSSS.-A special meeting WAS
called by the supervisor for the purpose
Of making arrangements to pay out
standing town orders that were due Feb
urary 8, 1888. The treasurer was
instructed to pay Ys many OF the orders
drawn ON the different funds, as the
money i'm his hands belonging To thos.
different funds would allow aud the
clerk was instructed To make the balance
Of those orders payable February ID,
1889. Complaints were made by Clifford
Terrier and Fred Cameron against con-
stable Fred a. LeBell upon which il was
moved by Doucet and supported by Hop
kins To discharge Fred A. LeBell and
appoint David Prince in his place. Upon
this motion Doucet and Hopkins voted
ayes, Austrian and Morrison voted NOES.
The liquor Bond OF Thos. Wills with q.
:. Parks and A. Justified as sureties was
accepted by the board. Upon motion
meeting adjourned.
SUMNER HoPK'Ss, clerk.