Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-04-10

motion the orders were destroyed in
presence Of the council.
The police justice now presents his
report of business done in his office
from Nov. 1st 1889 to April 1st, 1890,
which was read and accepted.
The following bills were presented
and on motion referred to finance
committee, to-Wit:
G.. F. Witter, services as health officer and
| card 34.00.
K. Parrish, fixture for Library, 1.5O
s4.25 'o"'A'ne' printing eis''l0n ''cAe'S etc.
| "A. l.. Fontaine, printing for Library, $3.50.
| Geo. w. Baker, furniture for Library, 1881.
N. L. Compton, snow shoveliDg, 4.5O.
F. J. Wood, sand for street, 170.
c. E. Pariseau, over paid taxes, 1912
The following bills presented and
under the suspension of the rules, were
allowed in full all voting in the affirma-
tive except Alderman st. Amour who
did not vote.
Fl. Kuntz, Sheriff s Fees, 1850
John Plenke, rent for election, 1000.
Geo. w. Baker, at al rent for election, 500.
L. Schroeder, repairing booths, 22.50.
W. H. Brown, cutting channel in ice 3-5 S3S
%. so.
F. W. Burt, stationery for office and election
boards, 3.65.
There being no further business
before the council his Hon. the Mayor
and the clerk INDUCED in few remarks
on vacatlng their chairs, gave thanks
for courtesies shown, then the council
adjourned SIM die.
Ex-mayor Witter now introduces the
new Mayor, Peter McCamley to the
council.
The clerk administers the oath to the
new members, all take their seats and
on motion Geo. W. Baker is declared
President of the council.
On motisn council proceeds to ballot
for clerk, informal ballot taken s votes
cast Of which Seth Reeves has and L.
Kroner 2, on motion the informal ballot
made formal and Seth Reeves declared
elected clerk for the ensuing year.
The Mayor now appoints the commit
| tees.
| FINANCE AND TAXATION.-Jacob Lutz
Geo. w. Baker, and n. E. Emmons.
GENERAL BUsINEss.-Geo. w. Baker
Ed. Mahoney, and John Timm.
STREETS AND SIDEwALKs.-T. G.. St.
Amour, Dan Case and John Timm.
Exc1sE AND LIcENsE.-Ed. Mahoney,
John Henry and Geo. W. Baker.
ORDINANCE.-N. E. Emmons, Jacob
Kutz, and Dan Case.
| FIRE LIMITs.-John Henry, Ed Ma
honey and I. G. St. Amour.
Proposition of A. L. Fontaine now
read proposing to publish proceedings
of council (orders, ordinances, notices
ETC., extra at $50 per annum or the
whole printing at go folio. On motion
the proposition to publish as heretofore
the minutes of the meeting at $50 fol-
the ensuing year was adopted by full
vote of council.
On motion the salaries of the city
officers were fixed as of last year
to-Wit:
Treasurer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lot
Night Watch. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24(
Clerk. 5C
AttOrney......
On motion c. A. Copeland was elected
City Attorney for the ensuing year.
On motion the license of saloons anC
druggists remain at 5000 and $40 respect
lively as at present.
On motion council proceeds to ballot
for street commissioner, ballots cast
8 for A. Turnbull for John Henry anC
2 for d. Kammeron, no choice, forma
ballot was taken, s votes were cast, fol
TurnbuIl 2 for Kammeron for Kroner
Turnbull was therefore declared elected
street commissioner for the ensuing
year.
On motion wages for street work were
fixed the same as last year, to-wit:
Commissioner s. day, men 1.5O, maj
and team 1915.
Frank Stahl now presents his oficia
bond and oath of Office with G. E
Pariseau and B. Silber as sureties il
the sum of $1,000 the same was approx
ed and accepted.
On motion the regular meeting of the
council was fixed Oh the first Monday
evening of every month.
On motion the council resolved itsel
IS local Board Of Health with the
Mayor as president and city clerk as
clerk of same.
On motion council proceeds to ballot
for city physician ballots cast, Houger
4, Witter 2, formal ballot, votes cast
Hougen 5, Witter 5, Hougen declared
elected city physician for the ensuing
year.
City marshall presents the name Of
Ed. Bonham for Deputy Marshal. On
! motion same aOnrOyed nv the pounni1