Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21

NJ. H. Lashley, work on street, 81 so
{. Lashley, I" !" SO
Herman Weise, " !" SO
John Marshall, !" 6 5 90
Robert Hill, hauling gravel, IL 50
A. Rieke, ss IS IL 50
III. Collins, 6 g % 81
6 bal. due for work in 1898, Go
J. L. Baldwin, work on street, 10 90
Whitworth Sons, for supplies, 4 25
w. T. Gay, for lumber and work, 20 80
Mrs. NJ. T. Edwards, rent of barn, AZ 90
| E. D. AXE, for publishing and work, so
Nose Lax, work on street, 90
T. Beard, Sc Is 90
A. Huff, clerical work, 20
Whereupon. it is ordered by the
Council that the Clerk draw warrants
in favor of the Collector of the City of
Ironton for the sums set opposite the
names of the following persons. and
| that said Collector credit and receipt
them therefor, it appearing to the
Council that each of said persons owe
taxes to the City of Ironton, viz: H.
NJ. Collins, taxes for 1894 and 1895,
$11.68; Herman Welse. taxes for 1895,
1.65; Cad Lashley, taxes for 1895. 81;
John Marshall, taxes for 1894 and
1895. $2.37; Nose Lax. taxes for 1894,
81; Thomas Beard. taxes for 1894 and
part 1895, So; j. N. Bishop, part taxes
for 1894, 81; and that after deducting
the amounts set opposite the names of
the last above mentioned persons, from
their said allowances. it is ordered
that warrants shall be issued in their
favor for the balance due them, if any
there be.
On motion, the Clerk is ordered to
charge j. L. Baldwin with one pick
and two shovels purchased of Whit
worth Sons October IA. 1895.
The Mayor and Councilmen then
proceeded to ascertain from the rec
ords the amount due the City of Iron
ton by J. L. Baldwin. and upon inyes-
tigation he was shown to be indebted
to said City, after receiving all allow
ances due him for services, etc.. In the
sum of $66.17. The Marshal being
absent, and the Mayor and Council de-
string settlement with him. it is or
dered that said Marshal make a full
and complete settlement OF all moneys
due by him to the City OF Ironton not
later than the 18th inst, at o'clock
r. NJ. when the Council will meet in
adjourned session for the purpose of
making settlement or taking such
other action in the premises as may be-
deemed advisable.
Moved and carried that the poll tax
of 1895 charged against Moses Lax be
stricken from the personal tax book
for said year for good reasons shown
to the Council, and that r. E. Purkiss
be stricken from the Delinquent Real
Estate and Personal lists OF 1894, he
having produced receipts for said
year.
Moved and carried that all moneys
due j. L. Baldwin for salary as Marsh
al and work on street allowed at this
meeting be paid to the City Treasurer
by q warrant in favor of said Trea 5urer
for said allowances, which amount to
$50, and that the Clerk credit said
Marshal on his account with same and
charge the Treasurer Herewith.
Officers were then allowed salary
and per diem as follows:
w. r. Edgar, salary and per diem, $l2 90
Geo. D. Marks, per diem, 90
II. Kendall, 6 6 90 |
7. N. Bishop, s. g l 90
L. +. Giovanoni, g $ 90 |
M Claybaugh, 6 Is 90
7. T. Baldwin, SC g 90
A. Huff, !" 90 |
I. L. Baldwin, months salary, 80 90 |
There being no further business 10
transact, the Council adjourned until |
Friday the 1Ath inst. at o'clock p. u. |
Nov. 10, 1895.
Council met in adjourned session, as
per notice. Present: Hon. Wm. r.
Edgar. Mayor; Geo. D. Marks, Henry
Kendall, j. n. Bishop. Id. Giovanoni.
III. l. Claybaugh. John 4. Baldwin.
Councilmen; and dos. Hut. Clerk pro
tenn.