The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-11-07

A resolution was offered by Alderman
Morse, seconded by Alderman Beidleman,
unanimously adopted, calling a special
election to vote on proposition to issue
not more than 81, 900 in bonds at rate
not to exceed six per cent. interest, the
proceeds to be used in building a bridge
across the Sank River, on Main-st.
The following bills were referred to the
finance committee: v. A. Whipple, lum.
Der for sidewalks, 1882, and o. Mat.
tison for board of prisoners, $4.25.
The following bills were ordered paid:
How Bros. & Co., $4s.27; Marie & Co..
$1.95; V. A. Whipple, lumber, city hall,
1888; John Dimond, labor, city hall, 50;
Chas. Fish, cash advanced, $s.75; J. B.
Perkins, mdse., $1.35; c. A. Morse, mo-
ney advanced, $2O.42; L. R. Barto,
salary, $66,66; Woods 6 Sons, coal,
$59.54; Woods & Sons, hardware, 81 90
]. H. jenkins, labor, pump house, 1887;
Keller Mfg. Co., street lights, $1OO.34;
iuuiOCI, pOF.Oo, hSNSI
Mfg. Co., lumber, $144.15; Bruce s.
Thomson, mdse. for poor, $3.50; E. J.
Lewis, Health officer, $3.50; Mrs. Fred
Grey, labor, SIPS; J. B. Perkins, mdse.,
$3.50; Smith & Harrison, charter print
ing, $27.65; F. Woods & Co., mdse.
for poor, $40, B. F. Carr, salary,
police, $51 so; r. A. White, mdse, poor,
50; w. ]. White6eld, painting city hall,
$136; A. L. Sunderland, bal. city hall,
$232.6O.
The committee on lighting the city
hall was continued, and Aid. Coats adj
ded to it, with instructions to purchase
suitable foot lights for the stage, provid-
ing they are unable to make satisfactory
arrangements with the Keller company
for electric lights.
The building committee was instructed
to purchase surface burning coal stove
for the municipal court room.
Municipal Cour last Tuesday was
regular term day of the Municipal court,
and the following business was disposed
of.
St. Paul Harvester Co. VS.. Ras1pus ia
cobson, settled.
Vim. Blount VS.. Geo. Pangburn. DC.
Van Camp for plaintiff, issue Joined and
case continued till next term.
Chas. Fish VS.. VIM. Barry ct al. garn-
ishee. M. {. Kelsey for plaintiff. A. Bar
to for c. Aultman & Co., interyenors.
Trial on Monday next, at 2PM
U. NJ. Tobey & Bro. VS.. J. A. L. Truax
A. Barto for plaintiff. D. c. Van Camp
for defendant. Issue joined and contin-
ued till next term.
c. Ward VS.. c. Schnider. D. c. Van
Camp for plaintiff. Dismissed on mo-
ton Of plaintiff.
Adam Zerfush VS.. J. c. Schober D. c.
Van Camp for plaintiff, defendant ar-
peared i'll person. Issue joined, and case
continued till next term.
Geo. Truax VS.. H. S. Doty. D. c. Van
Camp for plaintiff; A. Barto for defend
ant. Issue joined, and case continued
till next term.
]. Prayer & Son. VS. K. SCHNEIDER, ct al
A. Barto for plaintiff, NJ. c. Kelsey for
for defendant. Issue joined, and case
cop tipued fill ,,axt +or,,,
st. Paul Harv. Co., VS.. Fthermann
Settled.
Joseph Woolf VS.. NJ. A. Mossis, D. c,
VanCamp for plaintiff, A. Barto for de,
fendant. Issue joined and case continued
till next term.
First Natl Bank VS.. J. H. Farris and
J. L. Robbins. A, Barto for plaintiff
Judgment by default for $9S.5O.
J. A. L. Truax VS.. H. S. Doty, D. D.
VanCamp for plaintiff, A. Barto for de.
PENDANT. Issue joined and case continued
till next term.
Vim. Hendry VS.. Albert Moliter ct al
D. c. VanCamp for plaintiff, A. Barto
for defendant. Issue joinea and case
continued TIL next term
J. A. Smith VS. P. c. Feaner. Judge
ment by default for $16.1O.
D. Stabler VS. E. c. Arnold ct al, A.
Barto for plaintiff, D. c. VanCamp for
defendant. Set for trirl on November
10Th.
L. L. Fisher VS.. Geo. Pangburn ct al.
dismissed on motion of plaintiff
r. Woods & Sons VS.. R. A. White; by
consent judgment entered for plaintifffo1
i've dollars.