The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-11-18
Council Proceedings.
MILBANK, S. D., Nov. 7. 18

The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council OF the City OF MilbaEk, was
held at the council chamber on Monday
November Z, 1892, 4, eight o'clock D. m.
Present: Mayor Nolkmar and Alder.
men Phelan, Baird and Johnson and
City Clerk Bell The minutes OF pre-.
cedlng regular and special meetings
were read and approved.
On motion. the following bills were
allowed and the clerk instructed to draw
warrants for same:
William Daily, special policeman from Oct
Il TO Oct. 81 1892 9s.....................S 3 35
Joe wilson, repairing hydTant as per bill | b5
John w. Bell, City Clerk and Attorney for
Sept. and Oct. 1882. 2 days on Board
of Registration, and Exchange, etc,
as per bill .... ................ 90 25
b. S. Bartlett, City Marshal, etc, for Sept.
and Oct, 1892, and for fees in the c Sc
OF city. against John Kelly as per bill 63 20
Charles fletcher Co lumber rs per bill. -. l9 9s
George G. Mddebrook. salary as City
Treasurer Tor July, Aug. and Sept 1892
aud stationery as per bill. ... 25 IS
Henry ). Nolkmar, advertising as per bill l3
c. NJ 4 st. p. Ry. Co., water supplies for
Sept and Oct. 1892 92................ Sl3l Il
On motion, the bill of j. d Burkhardt
for work on streets, use OF scraper, ETC.,
amounting to 1915 was laid over tor in
vestgation by the street commissioner.
The mayor reported as to the condition
OF the creamery bridge, and on motion,
the street commissioner was instructed
to do what may be necessary to put the
same in safe condition
The Mayor nominated William Daily
as policeman, the city to pay him $40
per month for his services in that office.
Upon this nomination the yeas and nays
were ordered and resulted as follows:
yeas, Messrs. Baird, Phelan, johnson
and Mayor Volkmar; nays, none; SO the
nomination was confirmed.
The mayor reported to the council
that Il number Of judges of election here
tofore appointed. could not serve, where
upon the council, on motion. selected
judges for the erection to be held Novem-
Der 8, 1892, as follows:
First Ward-Matt. Rourk, Supt.; G.
j. Carrick. d. X. Frey.
Second Ward.--Same as heretofore.
Third Ward. W. j Baxter, Supt.; D.
Stats, G. A. Merritt.
The petition of D. w. Diggs and 9th
dram, on Main street and Fourth Avenue
was presented, and on motion, the city
marshal was instructed to see that said
HN uIdIlU NdS hepI III pIVp6I COIIt iOiOIls
and as street commissioner, was further
instructed to repair cross walks injured
by the overflow Of said hydrant and by
the watering cart.
The petition of ] w. johnson and
others for the repeal of Ordinance No.
81, in regard to peddling meat in the city
was presented and considered. The city
attorney was thereupon instructed by
the city council to present Ordinance
No 80, amending Section |, of said Or
dinance No. 81 as follows, by adding
thereto the following words. "And the
license fee for peddling meat hereunder
shall be fixed at the sum of one dollar,
ISL per day and no more.' Upon this
Ordinance the yeas and Nays were or
dered and resulted as follows: yeas
Messrs. Phelan, Baird and Mayor Volk-
mar; ays-Alde,man Johnson; and SO
the ordinance was declared passed.
On motion, the council adjourned.
,IoHs w. BELL, City Clerk.