The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-28

NEIHART, Montana
Nav Goth 1892.

May S6Cn 1917.
Meeting called to order by the mayor.
Aldermen present; Crawford, Healey,
Pierse and Raymond and Mayor Nc
Donald.
Alderman Raymond, as chairman of
committee on safe, reported that the
same was received and accepted and
moved that the mayor and clerk sign the
note in payment of the same. Motion
carried.
Claims were reported to the auditing
committee.
Alderman Raymond moved seconded
by Alderman Healey that the bills be
allowed, and that the bills of Thurmond
and White be referred back and the bills
for services of judge of election be laid
ON the table. Carried.
Alderman Raymand called the atten-
ton of the council to the fact that dump
ing grounds are now ready and request
ed that Marshall notify all parties of the
fact who desire or need to use the same.
The Mayor requested the Marshall who
was present to enforce the ordinance in
relation to removing garbage from the
town.
Alderman Pierse from the committee
on Streets and Alleys reported back
petition of Isaac Mayer and others, ask
ing to have certain Instructions removed
from the streets. On motion of Alder
man Healey seconded by Alderman Ray
mOnd the petition was referred to the
attorney for his oppinion. Motion car
ried.
Clerk read opinion in issuing bonds
and also as to election of Marshall which
were ordered filed. Mr.. Abbott on be-
half of petition to have some grading
done near Methodist church, which Pc
tition was referred to committee on
Streets and Alleys for their action and
report thereon.
Alderman Raymond moved that the
board do now proceed to the election by
ballot of officers of the town for the
ensuing year, and that they be elected
in order named in the ordinance, carried.
The Mayor appointed Alderman Ray
mond teller.
Ballots on Clerk resulted as follows:
Whole number of ballots cast four of
which r. Bennett received four and was
duly elected.
A ballot was taken on Police Magis-
trate which resulted as follows: There
being four cast of which J.. NJ. Gray re-
ceived four an was declared elected.
Alderman Healey placed in nomina-
ton F. S. Putnam for office of Marshall.
On a ballot taken four votes were cast
of which NJ. T. O'Brein received two
and F. S. Putnam two. On motion of
Alderman Pierse seconded by Alderman
Crawford the election of Marshall was
postponed to the next regular meeting.
A ballot being taken on the election of
Treasurer four being cast in favor of
Gold T. Curtis to such office. A ballot
being taken ON the election of Engineer
four being cast all for VIM. Munroe.
For Street Commissioner four votes
ooc+ &C rrh,oI NJ U Do1o~l rooo.7a1
three and Jas. Blanding one. On mo-
ton of Alderman Pierse the election of
Street Commissioner was laid over to
next meeting.
On motion Clerk was directed to notify
all officers elected to file bonds as re-
quired by law. Motion carried.
Aldermen Healey and Crawford ad-
dressed the council in the matter OF is
suing bonds and after due consideration
Alderman Crawford seconded by Alder
man Pierse introduced the following
resolution: A resolution to bond the
city for $4,000. The same was duly
carried.
On motion of Alderman Healey the
| Clerk was directed to for
ward assessment book to the County
Assessor to have the assessment of 1892
copied therein and returned to the board.
Carried.
On motion of Alderman Crawford the
Clerk was directed to notify HERALD
and Miner to put in bids for printing for
the ensuing year.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
June 1st, at 1880 p. m.