Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-03

[ street Comm sslOler al4 D4ay E-'
giDeeT Calssr sgonIlss'd rsporB a. ~
iONs:
Cost u Ibis department f0r
yezr- -----S $50 q
/ Collected 10 ezzh------- 81 =
Balance 90 hzoG G--------- - 81
Referred % eDsamittes % strssts.
Albert mOyed that eDnmirtss report
q plan by which fga6s Of this dePasE-
ment Be disburssd by warrant and
voucher.
MArshsI AiDto reported Cbemeketa
street assessments placed 10 bis hands
for collection, Nov. -, Sslz5 %; eoi-
Iected, t45,i a; unpaid, sI759 ~; on
hand, tel7.
Chief Of Fire Department Low r..
ported seven hres tie past year. He
reported condition Of fire department
10 good condition, hydrants all very
seryicabIe, but one, aud water pressure
better than ever before. To committee
on fire and water.
Gray submitted report ofcity sttOr-
ney on bond question, and resolution
for issuance Of $1,000 bonds for out
standing warrants and 1900 city hail
bonds.
Duncan moved to amend that city
advertise also for 10000 VI 6 per ceut
20 year bonds with option after 10 years
TO pay On installment plan. Adopted.
Resolution adopted a. amended.
Smith moved that recorder and city
attorney make out all bills doe the city
at the end Of the yeaF.
Communication from II. P. Mimic
protesting against reduction Of police
force, was read. Referred To committee
on FIRE and water.
Rev. Gran0is was inYIted to presen,
petition Of 20 citizeus aud women for
cancellation Of license of w. K Auder.
sOn Of EIkheAd saloon.
Referred to Committee on health and
police.
Gray moved to elect city officers.
Gross opposed, a. there was an ordi-
nance TO reduce salaries that same be
'ead. Regular order was called for.
A REFORM ORDINANCE
salary Of city marshal at
1000 year aud no fees, substitute to
'e provided at his own expense when
'6oui. Ii was passed to third reading
unanimously. Albert moved that by
unanimous consent it be passed.
Mayor objected.
Another reduces street commissioner
alary to 5000 from $500. To third
sading.
Ordinances reported by committee
'ere taken up aud passed.
An ordinance for disbursement oil
1rplus OF state street Assessments
assed.
The amended license ordinance was
aken up and read.
Duncan moved TO insert 5000 as Sa-
'm license Instead OF S40J. Cross
ioved reference to next meeting. |
aTried.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
On policemen, first ballOt-Tarpley |
LatoureIte $, Gibson 4, DIZZY 2.
Atouretle declared elected.
Second baiiot--Tarpley 4, Gibson 4,
illyl.
Third ballot-Tarpley 3, Gibson s.
illy /. Gibson declared elected.
Chief engineer, first ballolt--Strong
Low 4, Cross 3, Hastings /.
Second ballot - Low 4, Cross 5.
ross declared elected.
Engineer hre eugine-Hastings 8.
gilman 3, WEIGH /. Hastings DE-
afed elected.
Ihs following elections then followed
I'd were made uuan 'ulOus, there being
Other nomluatiOus tO-wtt; john "A
lucan, driver VI the hose Wagon.
ahk A. Weicn, 10 be secoud eng.
er OF lire engine, aud George Thur.u.
II, Mart Savage, Eluler White. Her.
All Luhrmau, JAnA Thurman, Peer 1
'rgan aud Feed Fasan, To be nose. 1
su for the year.
Ia Tue election Of city attorney, G. :
Bingham, A. .. Cuudil aud NJ. W 9
in' were nOniInevs, Mcssrs. Bling b
u aud COndlt u-iug on the hrs, II
lo'' but A. o. Coudit took the olii,e IL
second. a,
A'ueiban Cross presented his reslg-
lou as chairman OF the cou,mit,,., le
hfe aud water and stated thai M, Ia
'rSd ils Immediate acceptance. Ia p.
" 10 the COMMITTEES ou ways ana
aus.
he reading Of bills then ensued and z,
sn they were all submitted ad. ac
n1nent was had. :.